Hans Akkermans is affiliated with the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam in the Netherlands. Their academic work spans multiple interconnected disciplines with a primary focus on the application and impact of information and communication technologies.
Their main fields of study include:
Within these broader fields, Hans Akkermans has specialized in particular subfields such as:
The research topics they have explored consistently reflect an interest in the intersection of technology, development, and policy. These topics include:
Hans Akkermans has collaborated with several co-authors, indicating an active engagement in multidisciplinary research networks. Frequent collaborators include:
The absence of listed recent papers and publication venues suggests that contributions might be concentrated in ongoing or collaborative projects rather than individual recent publications. However, their expertise and interests are clearly mapped out through the co-authorships and research domains.
Jaap Gordijn;J. M. Akkermans
J. Gordijn;H. Akkermans
G. Schreiber;B. Wielinga;R. de Hoog;H. Akkermans
Jaap Gordijn;Hans Akkermans;Hans van Vliet
G. Schreiber;H. Akkermans;A. Anjewierden;R. de Hoog
H. Akkermans;Z. Baida;J. Gordijn;N. Peiia
Guus Schreiber;Bob J. Wielinga;Hans Akkermans;Walter Van de Velde
Jaap Gordijn;Hans Akkermans
Jaap Gordijn;Jaap Gordijn;Hans Akkermans;Hans van Vliet
Bob Wielinga;Walter Van de Velde;Guus Schreiber;Hans Akkermans
K. Kok;Z. Derzsi;M. Hommelberg;C. Warmer
Hans Akkermans;Frank van Harmelen;Guus Schreiber;Bob Wielinga
V. Pijpers;P. Leenheer;J. Gordijn;H. Akkermans
York Sure;Hans Akkermans;Jeen Broekstra;John Davies
J. Gordijn;H. Akkermans;H. Van Vliet
Jaap Gordijn;Hans Akkermans
Ellen Schulten;Hans Akkermans;Guy Botquin;Martin Dörr
Hans Akkermans;Bob J. Wielinga;Guus Schreiber
Iván S. Razo-Zapata;Pieter De Leenheer;Jaap Gordijn;Hans Akkermans
Anna Bon;Hans Akkermans;Jaap Gordijn
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