Blogs

DCA Blog by Ruth Oldenziel, professor at the History Division of the Technology Innovation, Society Group at Eindhoven University of Technology. Bicycle scholarship has been booming since 2009. Perhaps the economic crisis that brought the […]

DCA Blog by Erik Verhoef, professor in Spatial Economics at VU Amsterdam Transportation has always been a great source of inspiration for economists. Already in the nineteenth century, Dupuit used the example of a bridge to […]

Kevin J. Krizek, PhD. Professor and Director, Program in Environmental Design at the University of Colorado Boulder. Visiting Professor of Cycling in Changing Urban Regions, Radboud University, Institute for Management Research (the Netherlands) Comfort with the […]

DCA Blog by Rob Raven (Copernicus Institute of Sustainable Development, Utrecht University) Over the past years I have found myself increasingly using Google Maps to travel through unknown urban areas to guide me to my destination. Cycling […]

Cycling is high on the agenda of cities across the world. But how can we understand its relation with the urban environment? […]

DCA Blog van Joost de Kruijf, 31-08-2016 Het is feest! De aandacht voor de fiets is de afgelopen jaren wereldwijd sterk toegenomen. Dat is ook niet zo gek omdat veel steden en regio’s kampen met […]

Blog van Suzanne Bleijenberg, 13-07-2016 Zelfs voor een ervaren fietser (lees: Nederlander) is Amsterdam een struikelblok. Ik ben net verhuisd van Nijmegen, Fietsstad 2016, naar de Fietshoofdstad van de wereld. Sinds kort is de fiets […]