Frans Dieleman

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Frans Dieleman is affiliated with the following schools: University of Amsterdam, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, University of Twente, Utrecht University, University of Wisconsin–Madison, Wageningen University & Research

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Frans Dieleman

Earth Sciences

#1356

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#1983

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Physical Geography

#163

World Rank

#188

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Atmospheric Sciences

#211

World Rank

#219

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Geography

#270

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#434

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Frans Dieleman's Degrees

PhD Geography Utrecht University
Masters Physical Geography Utrecht University
Bachelors Physical Geography Utrecht University

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According to Wikipedia, François Marinus Dieleman was a Dutch geographer and Professor in Urban and Rural Geography at the Utrecht University known for his work in the fields of urban geography and the geography of housing.

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Frans Dieleman's Published Works

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Published Works

Households and Housing: Choice and Outcomes in the Housing Market (1996) (569)
Urban Form and Travel Behaviour: Micro-level Household Attributes and Residential Context (2002) (486)
Modelling residential mobility; a review of recent trends in research (2001) (310)
COMPACT CITY AND URBAN SPRAWL (2004) (276)
The impact of metropolitan structure on commute behavior in the Netherlands: a multilevel approach (2004) (275)
Policies for Urban Form and their Impact on Travel: The Netherlands Experience (2004) (271)
Travel behaviour in Dutch monocentric and policentric urban systems (2001) (266)
Tenure Changes in the Context of Micro-level Family and Macro-level Economic Shifts (1994) (212)
Residential Mobility and Neighbourhood Outcomes (2006) (198)
Housing Careers in the United States, 1968-93: Modelling the Sequencing of Housing States (2003) (185)
A Microlevel Analysis of Residential Context and Travel Time (2002) (156)
Housing Consumption and Residential Mobility (1984) (153)
Social Housing Policy in the European Union: Past, Present and Perspectives (2002) (126)
Planning the compact city: The randstad Holland experience (1999) (124)
Leisure trips of senior citizens: determinants of modal choice (2001) (119)
The Move to Housing Ownership in Temporal and Regional Contexts (1994) (118)
Polynucleated regions in Northwest Europe (1998) (117)
The Geography of Residential Turnover in Twenty-seven Large US Metropolitan Housing Markets, 1985-95 (2000) (95)
From renting to owning: Life course and housing market circumstances (1994) (93)
Entry to Home-ownership in Germany: Some Comparisons with the United States (1997) (91)
Housing Consumption and Residential Crowding in U.S. Housing Markets (2000) (91)
Car Use in Netherlands Daily Urban Systems: Does Polycentrism Result in Lower Commute Times?1 (2003) (83)
Current developments in social housing management (1999) (81)
The geography of residential choice (2002) (64)
Falling Out of the Home Owner Market (1995) (63)
Divorce, mobility and housing demand (1989) (62)
Tenure Choice in the Dutch Housing Market (1987) (57)
Residential Mobility in Dutch Housing Markets (1986) (48)
Dutch Urbanisation Policies: From ‘Compact City’ to ‘Urban Network’ (2004) (43)
Social Rented Housing: Valuable Asset or Unsustainable Burden? (1994) (42)
The Randstad : a research and policy laboratory (1992) (41)
Sunk Capital, the Property Crisis, and the Restructuring of British Food Retailing (1992) (34)
Randstad, Rhine-Ruhr and Flemish diamond as one polynucleated macro-region? (1998) (34)
Globalisation, Regulation and the Urban System: Editors' Introduction to the Special Issue (1994) (33)
Social Housing Finance in the European Union: Developments and Prospects (1999) (32)
Choice of Residential Environment in the Randstad (1990) (26)
A Comparative View of Housing Choices in Controlled and Uncontrolled Housing Markets (1989) (25)
POLICY REVIEW The Impact of Housing Policy Changes on Housing Associations: Experiences in the Netherlands (1999) (23)
Tenure choice: Cross-sectional and longitudinal analyses (1994) (22)
Income differences between central cities and suburbs in Dutch urban regions (2003) (21)
School Segregation: Managed Integration or Free Choice? (1992) (21)
Social rented housing: Recent changes in Western Europe — introduction (1997) (20)
The mismatch of housing costs and income in Dutch housing (1994) (19)
Generalized Log-Linear Models of Housing Choice (1988) (19)
Households in the reduction stage: implications for the Netherlands housing market (1986) (19)
THE QUIET REVOLUTION IN DUTCH HOUSING POLICY (1996) (18)
STARTERS IN THE DUTCH HOUSING MARKET (1986) (14)
Impacts of contrasting housing policies on low-income households in Australia and the Netherlands (2006) (14)
Household characteristics and tenure choice in the U.S. housing market (1990) (13)
Housing and Physical Planning (1992) (13)
The Relationship between Land Use and Travel Patterns: Variations by Household Type (2005) (12)
TENURE AND ALLOCATION POLICY IN THE TILBURG HOUSING MARKET (1983) (12)
Tenure choice in the German housing market: a competing risks model (1997) (12)
Divorce and the disruption of the housing career (1992) (11)
INVESTMENT IN HOUSING IN TEN NORTHWEST EUROPEAN COUNTRIES, 1950–1985 (1996) (10)
Taking Nature — Culture Hybrids Seriously in Agricultural Geography (1995) (10)
The Restructuring of Randstad Holland (1992) (9)
Panel Data in Housing Research: A Reaction to the Paper by Myers on Cohort Longitudinal Estimation of Housing Careers (2001) (9)
Living arrangements and housing arrangements: Introduction to the special issue (2002) (9)
THE FUTURE OF DUTCH HOUSING: A REVIEW AND INTERPRETATION OF THE RECENT LITERATURE (1986) (9)
Housing asset values and the mobility of elderly home owners: Housing research and policy issues (1991) (9)
AN ECONOMIC SPATIAL STRUCTURE OF AMSTERDAM (1974) (8)
Multi‐family housing in the social rental sector and the changing Dutch housing market (1991) (8)
Editorial: Modeling housing choices (1996) (8)
Development of the rented sector under the financial and economic conditions prevailing in Northwestern Europe between 1950 and 1985 (1997) (6)
WINDOW ON THE NETHERLANDS: HOUSING UNDER FIRE: BUDGET CUTS, POLICY ADJUSTMENTS AND MARKET CHANGES (1986) (6)
European cities: changing urban structures in a changing world. (1993) (6)
Modeling Categorical Data with Chi Square Automatic Interaction Detection and Correspondence Analysis (2010) (5)
Demographic impacts on the Netherlands' housing system (1986) (5)
Residential mobility of households in the reduction stage in the Netherlands. (1988) (5)
Economic deconcentration in a rational planning system: the Dutch case (2007) (5)
Departure from the housing market: Effects on housing supply in the Netherlands (1991) (4)
Room to manoeuvre. Governance, the pos-industrial economy and housing provision in Rotterdam (2000) (4)
Quantitative methods in Dutch geography and urban and regional planning in the seventies: Geographical curriculla and methods applied in "Spatial research" (1981) (3)
Residential Context Urban Form and Travel Behaviour: Micro-level Household Attributes and (2008) (3)
Evolving Urban Europe: Editors' Introduction to the Special Issue (1993) (3)
Is elderly migration absent in the Netherlands (1993) (3)
[Households in the reduction stage of the housing market. Analysis of behavior and prospects for the year 2000]. (1987) (2)
Modeling Strategies for Categorical Data: Examples from Housing and Tenure Choice (2010) (2)
An additional or an all-encompassing analytical framework? (2002) (2)
Households in the reduction phase, residential mobility ans housing consumption (1985) (2)
NEW PROFILES OF URBANIZATION and HOUSING PROVISION: INTRODUCTION TO THE SPECIAL ISSUE (1989) (1)
SCALING METHODS: MEASUREMENT OF THE SERVICE LEVEL OF CENTERS IN NOORD‐BRABANT (THE NETHERLANDS) (1981) (1)
Housing models: Methodology, scope and applications (1992) (1)
Institutional Changes on Housing Markets in the Netherlands (2005) (0)
Commentary (1997) (0)
Acknowledgement of Referees, 1998 (1999) (0)
Commentary (1999) (0)
Editorial: Housing in a broader context (1989) (0)
EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN URBAN FORM AND TRAVEL TIME (2001) (0)
Using and Interpreting Generalised Loglinear Models in Geographic Analysis (1990) (0)

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