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Tine De Moor is a Professor of Social Enterprise and Institutions for Collective Action at the Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University Rotterdam. She received her PhD in History from Ghent University in 2003. Professor De Moor specializes in researching the creation, functioning, and evolution of institutions for collective action, particularly in a historical context. Her research interests include various forms of collective action organizations, such as energy cooperatives and citizen initiatives related to food supply. Over the past decade, she has significantly contributed to understanding how historical perspectives can inform current collective action strategies. De Moor is actively involved in innovative research methods, including Citizen Science projects, and has received substantial research grants, including the ERC Starting Grant and NWO-VIDI. As president of the International Association for the Study of Commons, she has been influential in peer-reviewed academic publishing in this field. De Moor has been recognized for her academic contributions and has held various advisory roles in projects focused on sustainable development and cooperative governance.
Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University Rotterdam • Rotterdam
Appointed as Professor of Institutions for Collective Action.
Department of Econometrics / MSc Econometrics and Management Science.