Rate My Professor Eva Wolf

Wolf serves as Principal Investigator on several projects, including CONTRA: CONflict in TRAnsformations (2022–2025), which uses Drama Labs to enhance urban sustainability transformations across Europe, and DECODE: Dealing with Conflict in the Digital Anthropocene (2023–2029), employing hybrid ethnography to analyze digital-physical intertwinements in urban policy conflicts. She is also involved in the Bindend Besturen Brabant initiative with the Province of North Brabant. Her key publications include "Dramalab toolkit: How theatre fosters better conversations about the future of a city" (2025, co-authored with Koole, Arnoldussen, and van Hulst), "Toolbox for Conducting Drama Labs in Urban Development" (2024, co-authored with Sachs Olsen et al.), her popular science book "De waarde van weerstand" (The Value of Resistance), and peer-reviewed articles such as "How policies become contested: A spiral of imagination and evidence in a large infrastructure project" (2017, Policy Sciences, with Van Dooren) and "How exclusion structures policy conflict in collaborative governance" (2025, Policy Sciences, with Boon). Wolf teaches Policy Analysis in Public Administration and supervises master's theses in Public Governance. She delivers lectures, essays, and speeches to practitioners in the Netherlands and Flanders, contributing to practical governance.