![]() There are six major considerations when examining a construct's validity through the MTMM matrix, which are as follows: When variables that are supposed to measure different constructs show a high correlation because they based on similar methods, this is sometimes described as a "nuisance variance" or "method bias" problem. Scores could be correlated because they measure similar traits, or because they are based on similar methods, or both. Similarly, multiple methods are used in this approach to examine the differential effects (or lack thereof) caused by method specific variance. I am also involved in the practice of administrative law as a deputy judge in the administrative court of Rotterdam, as member of the internal appeals committee of the Dutch Research Council (NWO) and as a research partner of the Netherlands Gaming Authority (Kansspelautoriteit).Multiple traits are used in this approach to examine (a) similar or (b) dissimilar traits ( constructs), in order to establish convergent and discriminant validity between traits. For that reason, we collaborate intensely with a consortium of public and private partners in the NWO-MVI project 'Citizen-friendly data communication'. Privacy and the Protection of Personal DataĬollaboration with other (research) partners is essential for conducting excellent and impactful research.Public Administrative Law: Introduction.Apart from teaching in the Law programs, I am also involved in introductory courses on administrative law in the Data Science program and the Tax Economics program. ![]() I am involved in different courses in the bachelor and master programs of Tilburg University. Within the NWO-MVI project 'Citizen-friendly data communication', I am particularly interested in consistent decision-making and algorithmic transparency. Gradually, this research line has been extended to the impact of EU internal market law on different fields of administrative law, including economic law and environmental law, in general.Ī new research pillar concerns the interface of administrative law and data science. telecommunications law and public procurement law) and from other disciplines than law (e.g. To that end, my research combines insights from different fields of law (e.g. I aim to develop general rules of administrative law that apply to all kinds of settings where public authorities have to make a choice between equally suitable candidates, since the number of rights (licences, subsidies, etc.) available for grant is limited. ExpertiseĪllocation issues in administrative law have been at the core of my research ever since my doctoral research. In 2013, I obtained my PhD degree cum laude for successfully defending my doctoral thesis on the allocation of limited rights (licences, concessions, contracts, subsidies).Ĭurrently, I am co-leader (with Anne Meuwse) of the research project 'Citizen-friendly data communication' (2017-2021), funded by NWO in the Responsible Innovation programme (MVI). ![]() In particular, my research focuses on the role of administrative law in times of market-driven and data-driven approaches to public administration.īefore my appointment in Tilburg, I studied Law and Mathematics at VU University (Amsterdam). ![]() This chair in administrative law acts at the intersection of economic administrative law and information law. Since November 2018, I am Full Professor of Administrative Law, Market & Data at Tilburg University.
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