Rudy Andeweg
Professor emeritus of Empirical Political Science
- Name
- Prof.dr. R.B. Andeweg MA
- Telephone
- +31 71 527 3936
- andeweg@fsw.leidenuniv.nl
- ORCID iD
- 0000-0003-4451-441X
Short CV
Rudy Andeweg is Professor Emeritus of Empirical Political Science. He studied political science at Leiden University and at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. He received his PhD degree from Leiden University in 1982 with his dissertation Dutch Voters Adrift; on explanations of electoral change (1963-1977). He teaches various courses including Dutch politics, political psychology, and political elites and leadership. He is a member of the Royal Dutch Academy of Sciences (KNAW).
Research
His research interests include voting behaviour, comparative politics, political institutions, political elites and leadership, and political psychology.
Professor emeritus of Empirical Political Science
- Faculteit der Sociale Wetenschappen
- Instituut Politieke Wetenschap
- Andeweg R.B. (2019), De Staten-Generaal Vertegenwoordigen het Gehele Nederlandse Volk. Haarlem. [lecture].
- Andeweg R.B. (26 March 2012), Peter Mair on Representative Democracy. Symposium 'Peter Mair: the Political Scientist; Reflections on his Work. Leiden. [lecture].
- Andeweg R.B. (3 March 2005), De super and Ex Post? Political representation and Europeanisation. Workshop CONNEX Research Group 2. Leiden. [lecture].
- Andeweg R.B. (14 September 2005), Towards a Stronger Parliament? Electoral Engineering of Executive-Legislative Relations. International Expert Meeting 'Changing the Electoral System: the Case of the Netherlands'. Beurs van Berlage, Amsterdam. [lecture].
- Mastenbroek E. & Andeweg R.B. (25 March 2004), Europeanizing Dutch legislation. Europeanizing Legislation: The Subsidiarity Principle and the Practice of Law Making in EU Member States. Politische Akademie, Vienna, Austria. [lecture].
- Beest I. van, Andeweg R.B. & Lange P. van (30 June 2004), Distributive Justice and Coalition Formation: The Relation Between Party Size and Social Value Orientation on Coalition Size. International Social Justice Conference 2004. Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada. [lecture].
- Andeweg R.B. & Thomassen J.J.A. (28 March 2003), Between electorate and executive: Parliament as a linchpin. Workshop on Delegation in Contemporary Democracies, European Consortium for Political Research. Edinburgh. [lecture].
- Thomassen J.J.A. & Andeweg R.B. (28 March 2003), Beyond collective representation: A residual role for individual members of parliament?. Workshop on Political Representation, European Consortium for Political Research. Edinburgh. [lecture].
- Thomassen J. & Andeweg R.B. (20 December 2002), Between electorate and executive; in search of a theoretical framework. mini-conference on the Dutch Parliamentary Study 2001, Netherlands Institute of Advanced Study. Wassenaar. [lecture].
- Winter L. de, Andeweg R.B. & Dumont P. (22 March 2002), The state of the art in coalition research; Critical appraisals and alternative avenues. Workshop on 'Government Formation: a theoretically informed inductive approach', European Consortium for Political Research. Turin. [lecture].
- Andeweg R.B. (22 March 2002), Purple puzzles; the 1994 and 1998 government formations in the Netherlands and coalition theory. Workshop on 'Government Formation: a theoretically informed inductive approach', European Consortium for Political Research. Turin. [lecture].
- Andeweg R.B. (16 September 2002), Élite-mass linkages and political representation. Gastcollege Élite-Mass Linkages and Political Representation, 11th PhD Summer School on Parties and Party Systems. Keele University. [lecture].
- Andeweg R.B. (20 December 2002), Political representation: A new typology. mini-conference on the Dutch Parliamentary Study 2001, Netherlands Institute of Advanced Study. Wassenaar. [lecture].
- Andeweg R.B. (1 July 2000), Birth Order and Political Ambition. 23d Annual Scientific Meeting of the International Society of Political Psychology. Seattle, Washington, USA. [lecture].
- Andeweg R.B. & Timmermans A. (6 April 2000), Conflict Management in Coalition Government. Conference on Coalition Governance in Western Europe. University of Kent, Canterbury. [lecture].
- Andeweg R.B. (22 November 2000), Beyond Representativeness? Trends in Political Representation. Workshop on Political Representation and Legitimacy, NIG Conference 'From Government to Governance'. Universiteit Twente, Enschede. [lecture].
- Andeweg R.B. (24 June 1999), Core Executive Coordination of Privatisation in the Netherlands. Conference on Core Executive Coordination of Privatisation Programmes. Oxford. [lecture].
- Andeweg R.B. & Soetendorp R. (14 May 1999), National Coordination in Brussels? The Role of the Dutch Permanent Representation to the EU. Conference on National Coordination of EU Policy: the EU level. Oxford. [lecture].
- Andeweg R.B. (16 December 1999), Towards Representation Ex Alto and Ex Post? Political Representation between Individualisation and Europeanisation. Conference on Multi-Party Systems; Europeanisation and the Reshaping of National Political representation. [lecture].
- Andeweg R.B. (16 December 1998), Arenas and Instruments for Conflict Resolution in Coalition Cabinets. Conference on Coalition Government. Universitait Wien, Wien. [lecture].
- Andeweg R.B. (27 April 1998), The Delegation Process between Government and Ministers in Western Democracies. Conference on Der Prozess der politischen Delegation in westlichen Demokratien. Politische Akademie, Wenen. [lecture].
- Andeweg R.B. (20 February 1998), Coordination by Consultation; policy coordination in the Dutch core executive. ESRC meeting on Policy Coordination in Western Europe. Oxford. [lecture].
- Andeweg R.B. (24 September 997), Advising Prime Ministers; Lessons from Europe?. Conference 'Future Whitehall?. Westminister. [lecture].
- Andeweg R.B. & Timmermans A. (13 June 1997), Delegation and Accountability in the Dutch parliamentary System. Conference on Actors and Institutions in West European Parliamentary Democracy. Umea. [lecture].
- Andeweg R.B. (1 January 1997), Appointments and the Nature of Party Government. Workshop on the Nature of Party Government,. Florence. [lecture].