Rate My Professor Madelinde Winnubst

Winnubst has published extensively on these themes, with key works including 'Stakeholder initiatives in flood risk management: Exploring the role and impact of bottom-up initiatives in three Room for the River projects in the Netherlands' (Edelenbos, Van Buuren, Roth, and Winnubst, 2017, International Journal of River Basin Management), 'Room for the River, no room for conflict: Narratives of participation, win-win, consensus and co-creation in Dutch spatial flood risk management' (Roth, Warner, and Winnubst, 2021), 'After the facts: Producing, using and contesting knowledge in two spatial-environmental conflicts in the Netherlands' (Roth, Köhne, Dueholm Rasch, and Winnubst, 2021, Environment and Planning C: Politics and Space), and 'Waterschapsdemocratie in actie: De rol van participatie bij dijkversterkingen in twee waterschappen' (Winnubst and Roth, 2023). Her scholarship, with over 350 citations, contributes to understanding inclusive governance, citizen engagement in water policy, regionalization and councillor roles, and participation in dike reinforcements. In education, she supervises theses in Public Administration and Organisation Science, teaches qualitative research methods, research seminars, and perspectives on public questions, and coordinates internships.