Nigel Browne
Information Manager
- Email address
- n.browne@ihs.nl
- Phone
- +31 10 408 9836
Nigel Browne is one of two information managers who together run the current IHS library. He is responsible for the IHS library collection and content provision required to support course development and implementation. He also maintains contacts with external libraries and information networks, manages the subscriptions of (on-line) journals, and arranges access to the ever-increasing number of publications that become available digitally. He advises course coordinators on the availability of relevant publications, sources and references that may be of interest to their courses and thematic interests, manages the acquisition of new publications, and assembles materials for thematic readers. Mr Browne is also involved in developing and transforming the IHS library into a dynamic multifunctional information and knowledge centre for the institute.
| Breimer, T., Browne, N. and Slob, B. (2021). Envisioning blended higher education in post-lockdown Europe : reflections on experience, needs and risks through a pedagogical lens [paper for Conference on the future of Europe). Brussels: European Union. |
Browne, N. J. W.(2021).The IHS library and its response to the COVID-19 pandemic. In B. Holland (Ed.), Handbook of research on library response to the COVID-19 pandemic (pp. 298-320). Hersey: IGI Global Information Science Reference. https://doi.org/10.4018/978-1-7998-6449-3.ch016 |
Browne, N. J. W. (2020).Regarding smart cities in China, the north and emerging economies - one size does not fit all. Smart Cities, 3(2) 186-201.https://doi.org/10.3390/smartcities3020011 |
Welsh, S., Pennink, C. and Browne, N. J. W., eds., 2014, Master urban management and development : 2011-2012 UMD 8 [Thesis series : 6 (includes CD-ROM)]. Rotterdam, Institute for Housing and Urban Development Studies (IHS). |
Welsh, S., Pennink, C. and Browne, N. J. W., eds., 2014, Master urban management and development : 2012-2013 UMD 9 [Thesis series : 7 (includes CD-ROM)]. Rotterdam, Institute for Housing and Urban Development Studies (IHS). |