Martijn van der Steen
Adjunct at Hertie School of Governance
Biography
Hertie School of Governance
Martijn van der Steen joined the Netherlands School for Public Administration (NSOB) in 2002 and is now vice-dean and deputy director of NSOB and director of NSOB’s Think Tank. He studied public administration and history at Erasmus University Rotterdam and was trained as a management consultant at a leading consultancy firm in The Netherlands. His research interests include network management, the use of forecasting and scenarios in policy making, public sector strategy, and the relationship between the media and government. He contributes to several of the School’s research projects with a focus on strategic management, the role that networks can play in the provision of public services, and the relation between knowledge and policy.
Teaching
Strategic and Performance Management
Strategic management - Enhancing the strategic capacity of public organisations
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