Joeri Scholtens, BSc

Name: Joeri Scholtens
Work address: Nieuwe Prinsengracht 130, Rm G2.05, 1018 VZ Amsterdam
Telephone: 020-5254143

Email: J.scholtens@ uva.nl

Current Position: Junior Researcher

Education:

Joeri Scholtens graduated with honour in the interdisciplinary bachelor of natural and social sciences with a specialization in Human Geography at the University of Amsterdam. He is currently enrolled in the Master Environment and Natural Resource Management at the VU University, Amsterdam.

Research interests:

Fisheries, sustainable development, interdisciplinarity.

Research and employment:

2008 - present: Co-ordinator new module and minor on Governance of Aquatic Resources and Environments.
2008- present: Curriculum developer with new Bachelor track Future Planet Studies.
2006 - 2008: Managing editor of the Journal Maritime Studies, at the Centre for Maritime Research.

2006 - present: Researcher and treasurer at Symbeyond Research Group.

2007 External evaluator of Cordaid's tsunami fisheries rehabilitation program, Sri Lanka

2007 Fieldworker of FAO funded research into the potential for fishing fleet reduction and its livelilood implications, Tamil Nadu, India. Joint research project with SIFFS, CESS and MARE.

PUBLICATIONS

M. Bavinck, L. de Klerk, D. van Dijk, J.V. Rothuizen, A.N. Blok, J.R. Bokhorst,E.K. van Haastrecht, T.J.C van de Loo, J.G.J. Quaedvlieg, J. Scholtens (2008) Time-zoning for the safe-guarding of capture fisheries: A closed season in Tamil Nadu, India. Marine Policy, forthcoming.

Sathyapalan, J., Srinivasan, J.T., Scholtens J. (2007) Fishing Fleet Reduction and its livelihood implications: a case study of Palk Bay resource users in the east coast of Tamil Nadu, India. FAO publication.

Scholtens J. (2006) Fishermen in a dire straight: a study on the pressures faced by Rameshwaram trawler fishermen and the diverse scope of implications for the continuation of their livelihood. Unpublished BSc thesis, University of Amsterdam.

LANGUAGES

Dutch (mother tongue), English (good), French (basic), German (basic), Russian (basic).

Centre for Maritime Research
Plantage Muidergracht 14-16
NL-1018 TV Amsterdam
Phone: +31 20 5254185
Fax: +31 20 5254051
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Home Who We Are What We Do Conferences Journal MAST Publications Links	Joeri Scholtens, BSc Name: Joeri Scholtens Work address: Nieuwe Prinsengracht 130, Rm G2.05, 1018 VZ Amsterdam Telephone: 020-5254143 Email: J.scholtens@ uva.nl Current Position: Junior Researcher Education: Joeri Scholtens graduated with honour in the interdisciplinary bachelor of natural and social sciences with a specialization in Human Geography at the University of Amsterdam. He is currently enrolled in the Master Environment and Natural Resource Management at the VU University, Amsterdam. Research interests: Fisheries, sustainable development, interdisciplinarity. Research and employment: 2008 - present: Co-ordinator new module and minor on Governance of Aquatic Resources and Environments. 2008- present: Curriculum developer with new Bachelor track Future Planet Studies. 2006 - 2008: Managing editor of the Journal Maritime Studies, at the Centre for Maritime Research. 2006 - present: Researcher and treasurer at Symbeyond Research Group. 2007 External evaluator of Cordaid's tsunami fisheries rehabilitation program, Sri Lanka 2007 Fieldworker of FAO funded research into the potential for fishing fleet reduction and its livelilood implications, Tamil Nadu, India. Joint research project with SIFFS, CESS and MARE. PUBLICATIONS M. Bavinck, L. de Klerk, D. van Dijk, J.V. Rothuizen, A.N. Blok, J.R. Bokhorst,E.K. van Haastrecht, T.J.C van de Loo, J.G.J. Quaedvlieg, J. Scholtens (2008) Time-zoning for the safe-guarding of capture fisheries: A closed season in Tamil Nadu, India. Marine Policy, forthcoming. Sathyapalan, J., Srinivasan, J.T., Scholtens J. (2007) Fishing Fleet Reduction and its livelihood implications: a case study of Palk Bay resource users in the east coast of Tamil Nadu, India. FAO publication. Scholtens J. (2006) Fishermen in a dire straight: a study on the pressures faced by Rameshwaram trawler fishermen and the diverse scope of implications for the continuation of their livelihood. Unpublished BSc thesis, University of Amsterdam. LANGUAGES Dutch (mother tongue), English (good), French (basic), German (basic), Russian (basic).	Centre for Maritime Research Plantage Muidergracht 14-16 NL-1018 TV Amsterdam Phone: +31 20 5254185 Fax: +31 20 5254051 Contact Form