Curriculum Vitae
About me
Brief Biography
| personal information |
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| surname |
Schonewille
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| first and Christian names |
Mark Stefan Robert Francis
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| postal address Nijmegen School of Management P.O. Box 9108 6500 HK Nijmegen The Netherlands |
office address
Thomas van Aquinostraat 5
6525 GD Nijmegen
The Netherlands |
| phone |
+31 24 - 361 15 64 (office)
+31 24 - 361 23 79 (fax) |
| e-mail |
europe@ehug.info
m.schonewille@freenet.de |
current position |
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| Assistant researcher at the Nijmegen Business
School with the intention to complete a Phd thesis |
Jan. 1998 - Dec. 2001
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| education | |
| Diploma Higher General Secondary Education |
June 1990
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| Diploma Preparatory Scientific Secondary Education |
July 1992
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| Propedeutics in economics |
1992 - 1994
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| Qualification as a teacher in undergraduate subjects |
April 1995
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| Testimonial for participating in a SPSS/PC+ course |
April 1995
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| Masters course in General Economics |
1994 - 1997
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| Summer School at the Goethe-Universität
Frankfurta.M. and European Acadamy Bolzano: Economic Interests and Cultural
Determinantsin European Integration. The “Small Europe”. |
August 1997
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| Participation in the educational programme of
the NetherlandsNetwork of Economics (NAKE) |
1998 - 2001
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| scientific activities |
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| Participation in Research Group on Low Wage Employment |
1995 - 1996
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| Researcher at the Dept. of Economics, on
behalf of the Reseach Group on Active Labour Market Policies |
March 1996 - April 1996
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| Research assistent in the field of labour economics
on behalf of Low Wage Employment Research Network, (LoWER) |
May 1996 - Sept. 1997
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| teaching experience |
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| Business Management (undergraduate level) |
Jan. 1995 - April 1996
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| General Economics (secondary school level) |
Feb. 1997 - April 1997
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| Theory of Environmental Economics (undergr. level) |
Sept. 2000 - Jan. 2001
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| other achievements |
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| Several services for monthly magazine VGW-aktueel |
Jan. 1990-Dec. 1991
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| Editor of Juglar, magazine of Creative Destruction |
Dec. 1996 - Aug. 1997
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| anguage skills |
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| Dutch |
fluent
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| English |
good
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| German |
excellent
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| French |
moderate reading
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| professional memberschips |
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| Creative Destruction |
from 1995
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| Royal Netherlands Economic Association |
from 1997
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| European Association of Labour Economists |
from 1999
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| representative publications |
| Mark Schonewille, “Does Training Generally
Work? Explaining Labour ProductivityEffects from Schooling and Training”
in: International Journal of Manpower,22 (2001) 1/2, pp. 158-172. |
| Mark Schonewille, Does Training Make a Difference?
Institutional Environment and Returns to Human Capital, paper for the International
Labour Market Conference at Aberdeen, 2000. |
| Lei Delsen and Mark Schonewille, Human Capital
andLabour Productivity, Integration of Institutions and Endogenous Growth,
Paperfor the EALE conference in Regensburg, University of Nijmegen, 1999.
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| Mark Schonewille, Risk, Institutions and Trade,
New Approaches to Hanse History,paper for the International Medieval Congres
1998 in Leeds, University ofNijmegen, 1998. |
| W. Salverda and M. S. R. F. Schonewille, TheDutch
Youth Labour Market 1977-1996,report to: Direction de l’Animationet
la Reserche des Etudes et des Statistiques(DARES), Ministère del’Emploi
et de la Solidarité, Groningen/Paris, July1998. |
| M. S. R. F. Schonewille, Hanse Theutonicorum,
Economische instituties inde middeleeuwen (Economic institutions during the
medieval ages), mastersthesis, Groningen, 1997. |
| Projectgroep Economie Groningen (Research Group
onLow Wage Employment), De Witte Werkster, Kunnen dienstencheques Werk-gelegenheid
creëren aan de onderkant van de arbeidsmarkt?(The legal domestic help,
Arevouchers a way to create low-skilled employment?), ed. by M. de Bruin and W.
Salverda, University of Groningen, July 1996. |
| Papers and a complete list of publications are
available at http://schonewille.cjb.net. |
Last update: 09-05-2005