J. (johannes) Von Engelhardt

Biography

I work as a lecturer with the interdiscipinary programme Politics, Psychology, Law and Economics (PPLE college). My main teaching focus is on social science research methods and statistical analysis. Previously, I taught within the International Bachelor's Programme in Communication and Media at Erasmus University Rotterdam (IBCoM) - where I am also currently finishing a PhD dissertation on Western representations of suffering. Click here for an article on the optic in De Correspondent that I wrote together with Emy Koopman, and here for a short lecture I gave at the Universiteit van Nederland (both in Dutch). Within PPLE, I am principal lecturer for the courses Doing Research 1 in 2017/2018, and Introduction Statistical Analysis from 2018/2019 onwards. Outside of academia, I work in the international development sector. As a freelance researcher / evaluation consultant for different NGOs and for the World Bank, I have been involved in various projects in Tanzania, Senegal, Togo, Myanmar and Gaza. If you are interested, see below for my 2004 TEDx talk on data collection in developing countries.

Research Interest

Law