Willem Elbers
Willem Elbers seeks to combine academic excellence with practical relevance in the field of development. The interaction between science and practice is apparent in his research on civil society, partnerships, advocacy, disability and power. His PhD research on social transformative and managerial logics forms the basis of the present-day civil society policy of the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Willem’s ongoing research on inclusive development in Cameroon, Zambia and Sierra Leone won the Impact Challenge Award in 2019.
Dr.
W.J.
(Willem)
Elbers
Dr. W.J. Elbers's profile on the Leiden University website
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Summary literature review : aid chains and advocacy in the Global South : asset, nuisance or necessary evil? (2018)
Type of Publication: Other
Aid chains and advocacy in the Global South : asset, nuisance or necessary evil? : literature review (2018)
Type of Publication: Other
Stepping out of the shadows? : empowerment and the young voices project in Zambia (2018)
Type of Publication: Other
Can exposure reduce prejudice? : the introduction of police officers with disabilities in Sierra Leone (2018)
Type of Publication: Other
Power in and over cross-sector partnerships : actor strategies for shaping collective decisions (2018)
Type of Publication: Journal Article
Advocacy for disability : can participation enhance outcomes? (2017)
Type of Publication: Other
'Power in and over cross-sector partnerships : actor strategies for shaping collective decisions'
in: Administrative sciences, vol. 8, no. 3, 2018.
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Leiden: INCLUDE: Knowledge Platform on Inclusive Development Policies, 2018.
Aid chains and advocacy in the Global South : asset, nuisance or necessary evil? : literature review
Leiden ; Nijmegen: African Studies Centre Leiden (ASCL) ; CAOS, Radboud University, 2018.
's- Hertogenbosch: Liliane Fonds, 2018.
's-Hertogenbosch: Liliane Fonds, 2018.
Den Bosch: Lilianefonds, 2017.