2019
DOI: 10.18352/tseg.1086
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Laurence Duquesnoy en Jeroen Salman (red.), De handelsgeest van Isaac Pool. Dagboek van een Amsterdammer in de Gouden Eeuw.

Abstract: Wie het dagboek van koopman Isaac Pool (1619-1684) leest, valt op hoe vaak de Amsterdammer het gebruik van alcoholische versnaperingen noteert. Het is bekend dat het drinkwater in de Gouden Eeuw te wensen overliet, maar bij Pool lijkt de vijf wel erg vaak in de klok te zitten. Tijdens een zomers familie-uitstapje naar de Vecht wordt zowat in elke stopplaats wijn genuttigd. Ook dient het Weesper bier geproefd te worden. Eenmaal weer thuis, verfrist Pool zich na het avondeten met een volgend glaasje wijn. Wannee… Show more

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“…For this, we find inspiration in both historical Dutch water governance and contemporary experiments with the co-production of expertise. The co-dependence between the Dutch and water has historically resulted in innovative engineering and innovative governance, leading to a participatory and decentralized organization of human-water relations (Bijker, 2007;Brouwer, 2006;Kaijser, 2002). To connect such long-standing ideas of decentralized water responsibilities to more contemporary democratic innovations, we suggest that amphibious response-ability can be better achieved through collaborations between scientific, executive and local experts in the form of a local knowledge and management alliance (Landström et al, 2011;Lane et al, 2011;Waterton, 2017;Whatmore, 2013).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For this, we find inspiration in both historical Dutch water governance and contemporary experiments with the co-production of expertise. The co-dependence between the Dutch and water has historically resulted in innovative engineering and innovative governance, leading to a participatory and decentralized organization of human-water relations (Bijker, 2007;Brouwer, 2006;Kaijser, 2002). To connect such long-standing ideas of decentralized water responsibilities to more contemporary democratic innovations, we suggest that amphibious response-ability can be better achieved through collaborations between scientific, executive and local experts in the form of a local knowledge and management alliance (Landström et al, 2011;Lane et al, 2011;Waterton, 2017;Whatmore, 2013).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%