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Biographical data
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Present address:
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NIEHOF, Anke
Sabang (Indonesia), April 28, 1948
female
married to Roy E. JORDAAN, 2 children
Dutch
Onder de Bomen 2
6871 CH Renkum
Netherlands
Tel.: 0317-350183 / 482622 (work)
e-mail: [email protected]
Education
Primary and secondary education:
1958-1963: Paramaribo, Surinam; 1963-1966: The Hague, Netherlands.
Academic education:
1972: MA Leiden University (cum laude): anthropology, sociology, Indonesian studies.
1976: University of Groningen: masters course demography.
1985: PhD. Leiden University, Faculty of Social Sciences, Department of Anthropology, thesis
entitled: “Women and Fertility in Madura, Indonesia”.
Language skills
Mother tongue: Dutch; English and Indonesian: fluently; French and German: passive.
Professional history
1993 - present:
1991 - 1993:
1988 - 1991:
1986 - 1988:
1980 - 1986:
1977 - 1980:
1975 - 1977:
1972 - 1975:
Full professorship at Wageningen University, occupying the Chair of
Sociology of Consumers and Households, Department of Social Sciences,
and official co-ordinator for Gender Education (since 2001).
Working as staff at Policy Planning Section at the Department for
International Co-operation (DGIS) of the Dutch Ministry of Foreign
Affairs, portfolio: culture-and-development and population issues.
Teamleader of a micro-finance and training project for women in rural
West Java, and Advisor to the Indonesian National Family Planning Co-ordinating Board (BKKBN) in Jakarta. Employed by Agro-Vision Holland
(consultancy agency).
Working as staff at DGIS Policy Planning Section (Ministry of Foreign
Affairs), portfolio of culture-and-development and population issues.
Attached to Leiden University to train Indonesian post-graduate anthropologists in research methodology.
PhD research. Fieldwork: 1977-79 Madura (East Java), Indonesia.
Head of the Bureau Indonesian Studies (Leiden) for implementation of the
Joint Indonesian-Dutch Programme for Indonesian Studies.
Member of the team of the joint and interdisciplinary Indonesian-Dutch
Project for Family Planning Research and Training in Serpong, West Java,
funded by NUFFIC.
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Assignments, project management, memberships
AWLAE Project
2002-2010: WU project leader of the DGIS-funded AWLAE (African
Women Leaders in Agriculture and the Environment.) project, in the framework
of which 20 women from 12 African countries do their PhD at Wageningen University.
DGIS-missions:1992: Evaluation of the INIS-Project, Dutch-Indonesian co-operation in the field
of Islamic studies. 1987, 1986, 1984: Evaluation of Dutch-Indonesian cooperation in the field of family planning and population.
Leiden University:
1980: Preparation of co-operation with Hasanuddin University (Ujung Pandang, Indonesia) in the field of public health. 1976: Writing the Plan of
Operations for co-operation with the Faculty of Social Sciences at the Universitas Indonesia in Jakarta. (Both NUFFIC projects).
1972 - 1975:
Honorary lecturer at the Faculty of Social Sciences at the Universitas
Indonesia in Jakarta.
Memberships: 1.
Advisory Board UPWARD (Users’ Perspectives With Agricultural Research and Development), a CIP program, based in Los Baňos (Phil.).
2.
Board and Technical Committee of the Neys-Van Hoogstraten Foundation,
which supports socio-economic research in Asia in the field of household
food security and family nutrition (1994-present).
3.
Committee for Development Cooperation (COS), Advisory Council (AIV)
for the Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs (2007-present).
4.
Chair of the board of the Prince Claus Fund for Culture and Development (19962003).
5.
Member of the board of the World Population Foundation (1996-2002).
6.
Editorial Board of the International Journal of Consumer Studies (2002-present).
7.
Editorial Board of NJAS, Wageningen Journal of Life Sciences (2006-present).
Selected publications
2010 & Gabriel Rugalema, Stuart Gillespie (Eds), AIDS and Rural Livelihoods in Sub-Saharan
Africa. London: Earthscan. [in press]
2010 Food, Diversity, Vulnerability and Social Change: Research findings from insular Southeast Asia.
Wageningen: Wageningen Academic Publishers.
2008 & L. Price, “Etic and emic perspectives on HIV/AIDS impacts on rural livelihoods and
agricultural practice”, NJAS Wageningen Journal of Life Sciences 56(3): 139-153.
2008 “Introduction: Dimensions of resilience in a context of health-related adversity”, Medische
Antropologie 20(2): 217-227.
2008 “Ontwikkelingssamenwerking Nederland-Indonesië: de breuk 1991-1992”, Internationale
Spectator 62(9): 481-487.
2007 “Fish and female agency in a Madurese fishing village in Indonesia”, Moussons 11: 185-209.
2006 & N. Blijham, L. de Kan, “Determinants and adequacy of food consumption of children in
La Trinidad, Philippines”, International Journal of Consumer Studies
2006 “Reproduction: Conception, Reproductive Choices, and Islam”, in: Encyclopaedia of Women
in Islamic Cultures (EWIC), Vol. 3, pp. 322-326. Leiden: Brill.
2005 & R.E. Jordaan & Affandy Santoso, “Technological and social change in a Madurese
fishing village (1978-2004)”, Bijdragen tot de Taal-, Land- en Volkenkunde 161(4): 397-432.
2004 “A micro-ecological approach to home care for AIDS patients”, Medische Antropologie 16(2):
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245-265.
“The significance of diversification for rural livelihoods”, Food Policy 29(4): 321-338.
& A. Negash, “The significance of enset culture and biodiversity for rural food and livelihood security in Southwestern Ethiopia”, Agriculture and Human Values 21(6): 61-71.
& Firman Lubis (Eds.), Two is Enough: Family Planning in Indonesia under the New Order (19681998), Leiden: KITLV Press.
& F. Lubis, “Family planning in practice: Cases from the field”. In: A. Niehof & F. Lubis
(Eds), Two is Enough: Family Planning in Indonesia under the New Order (1968-1998), pp. 119-151.
Leiden: KITLV Press.
“The household production of care”. In: C.A.A. Butijn et al. (Eds.), Changes at the Other End
of the Chain, pp. 179-189. Maastricht: Shaker Publishing.
“Population and Fertility: Global Trends, National Policies, and Women’s Lives”. In:
Identity, Locality and Globalization, pp.199-223. New Delhi: Indian Council of Social Science
Research.
“The anthropologist as formal broker between ‘North’ and ‘South’, The Development
Anthropologist 17(1-2): 72-79.
“The changing lives of Indonesian women: Contained emancipation under pressure”,
Bijdragen tot de Taal-, Land- en Volkenkunde, Vol.154/2, pp.236-258.
“Ouderen, zorg en welzijn: een pleidooi voor een vergelijkende benadering”, Medische
Antropologie, 9(1): pp.7-23.
& F. Bos, M. Leutscher, “Aids in Afrika: Rampspoed en aanzet tot sociale verandering”,
Medische Antropologie, 8(1): 169-184.
“Ageing and the elderly in Indonesia: Identifying key issues”, Bijdragen tot de Taal-, Land- en
Volkenkunde, 151(3): pp.422-438.
“The problematic relationship between culture and development in international cooperation”, in W.A. Shadid & P.J.M. Nas (Eds) Culture, Development and Communication.
Leiden: CNWS publications no.17.
“Mediating roles of the traditional birth attendant in Indonesia”, in Sita van Bemmelen et
al. (eds.) Women and Mediation in Indonesia. Leiden: KITLV Press.
& Elsbeth Locher-Scholten, “Introduction”, in Elsbeth Locher-Scholten & Anke Niehof
(Eds) Indonesian Women in Focus. Leiden: KITLV Press [2nd edition].
“Traditional medication at pregnancy and childbirth in Madura, Indonesia”, in: S. van der
Geest & S. Reynolds Whyte (eds.) The Context of Medicines in Developing Countries.
Dordrecht/Boston/London: Kluwer Academic Publishers.
& R.E. Jordaan, “Sirih-pinang and symbolic dualism in Indonesia”, in D. Moyer & H.
Claessens (Eds) Time Past, Time Present, Time Future: Perspectives on Indonesian Culture.
Dordrecht: Foris.
“Family planning and religious leaders in rural Madura, Indonesia”, in Ph. Quarles van
Ufford (ed.) Local Leadership and Programme Implementation in Indonesia. Amsterdam: Free
University Press.
Women and Fertility in Madura, Indonesia. PhD Thesis. Leiden University.
& Roy E. Jordaan, “Patondu revisited: a case study of modernisation in fishery”, Review of
Indonesian and Malayan Affairs (RIMA) 16(2).
& Hatta Sastramihardja, “The Community-based Channels for the Diffusion of Family
Planning”, in Lida C.L. Zuidberg (ed.) Family Planning in Rural West Java. The Serpong Project.
Jakarta: Penerbit Djambatan.
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