Geography in The Netherlands

Rob van der Vaart · Ben de Pater · Katie Oost

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Geographical thought in Dutch society 1In May 1999, after years of preparation, the EU Council of Ministers approved the European Spatial Development Perspective (ESDP), a non-binding framework for spatial and regional policies at a European scale.The Netherlands had been one of the pioneers of this project.The ESDP had been given a substantial stimulus at the June 1997 conference of EU Ministers in the Dutch seaside resort of Noordwijk, a meeting about the (un)desirability and feasibility of spatial planning at an EU-wide scale.The inputs for the Noordwijk debate had been prepared by the Dutch National Spatial Planning Agency ( RPD : Rijksplanologische Dienst), a section of the Ministry of Housing, Urban and Regional Planning, and Environment al Policy.

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1997On Taking the Geography Out of Geographical Education: Some Historical Pointers 2001Geography and Geographers in the Netherlands since the 1870s: Serving Colonialism, Education, and the Welfare State

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