Nagwa Kady

Research Assistant

Nagwa Kady is a PhD Researcher at the University of Amsterdam where she obtained her Masters Degree in Urban and Regional Planning. Her research explores new avenues to govern social value in property development. Nagwa is also a member of Eco—Inclusief, a group of real estate professionals, public sector actors and researchers working to develop a framework to improve social inclusion in urban area developments in the Netherlands. She is also a Research Fellow at the Urban Insights Centre in Romania, and a member of the Urban Governance Research Network (UGoveRN).

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Recent Amsterdam posts

Fragmented governance architectures in Amsterdam

Fragmented governance architectures in Amsterdam

In a new publication in Environment and Planning A: Economy and Space, WHIG researchers Tuna Tasan-Kok and Sara Özogul examine entrepreneurial transformations in Amsterdam’s governance of residential property production.Amsterdam’s governance has been long praised for...

Between a Rock and a Hard Place

Between a Rock and a Hard Place

In a new publication in the journal Planning Practice and Research, WHIG researcher Sara Özogul investigates how planners in Amsterdam learn from interacting with property industry actors, and how their learning experiences travel beyond the project scale to instigate...

One and the same?

One and the same?

Our new article in the Journal of Planning Literature confirms that there is limited academic engagement with investor stratifications. Furthermore, it establishes a new analytical framework for scholars to think along multidimensional lines to prevent...