Here (scroll down!) the publications will be listed that I produced during my career. An important milestone for me has been the translation of my Dutch book on the history of religion and economy into English.
It can be downloaded from here as PDF and e-pub.
‘Back cover text’ of ‘The Adventure of the Human Enterprise’
Whenever in the history of mankind there was a crisis, only a new and intense inspiration could offer a way out. In The Adventure of the Human Enterprise, Otto Kroesen follows the trail of these inspired voices. These inspirations offered people a new faith and self-understanding and resulted in a new social and economic order.
This human adventure starts with the tribal societies, close and entrepreneurial groups. Later hierarchical empires emerge, like Egypt and China. But also Israel and Greece have shaped who we are in our innermost being. After antiquity follows the church of the martyrs, Islam and Europe, and finally global society after the two world wars.
Are modern enterprises still aware of the bigger story by which they are shaped? It seems people only have their own fragmentary biographies. We are uprooted and homeless, fragmented by empty busyness and quick sensations. How do we meet the challenges of our time? Which bigger story pulls us together in our human endeavor?
The adventure of the human enterprise is the translation of the Dutch version, De menselijke onderneming, het grote verhaal van geloof en economie, published by Skandalon, 2022, www.skandalon.nl. The translation is from the author himself supported by deepl.com.
OTTO KROESEN was professor in ethics and cross-cultural entrepreneurship at the Delft University of Technology until 2022. Before that he was a minister and students pastor. With the social history of Rosenstock-Huessy as point of orientation the upheavals of our time are understood from a new and promising perspective. Earlier he published Planetary Responsibilities: an Ethics of Timing, and Cross-cultural Entrepreneurship and Social Transformation.
Picture of front page: the picture was taken by the author in Bangladesh at some time in the 90s. The roots of the tree have become uncovered due to the erosion which is continuous along the banks of the big rivers in Bangladesh. The tree branches out enormously. It reminds of the summary of history given by Rosenstock-Huessy. The roots represent the era before revelation, tribes and empires. The tree trunk represents the revelation to Israel with its unique focus on future justice. The branches represent the growth and differentiation of societies under the symbol of the cross in the Christian era. These dispensations build on each other and save each other.Picture of front page: the picture was taken by the author in Bangladesh at some time in the 90s. The roots of the tree have become uncovered due to the erosion which is continuous along the banks of the big rivers in Bangladesh. The tree branches out enormously. It reminds of the summary of history given by Rosenstock-Huessy. The roots represent the era before revelation, tribes and empires. The tree trunk represents the revelation to Israel with its unique focus on future justice. The branches represent the growth and differentiation of societies under the symbol of the cross in the Christian era. These dispensations build on each other and save each other.
Books:
Kroesen J.O., 2025. The adventure of the human enterprise: a long journey across cultures, e-book, translation into English of “De menselijke onderneming”, 2022. (Download see above)
Kroesen J.O., 2022. De menselijke onderneming, het grote verhaal van geloof en economie, Skandalon, www.skandalon.nl
Kroesen, J. Otto, Darson, R., Ndegwah J. David, 2020. Cross-cultural Entrepreneurship and Social transformation: Innovative Capacity in the Global South, Lambert, Saarbrücken, 331pp. PDF
Kroesen J.O., 2014. Planetary Responsibilities: and Ethics of Timing, Wipf and Stock, Eugene, Oregon, 210 pp.
Kroesen J.O., 2008. Leven in Organisaties: ethiek, communicatie, inspiratie, Skandalon, Vught.
Kroesen J.O., 1995. Tegenwoordigheid van Geest in het Tijdperk van de Techniek – een inleiding in de sociologie van Eugen Rosenstock-Huessy, Meinema, Zoetermeer, 228 blz. PDF
Kroesen J.O., 1991. Kwaad en Zin – Over de betekenis van de filosofie van Levinas voor de theologische vraag van het kwade, Kok Kampen, dissertatie.
Journal articles and conference contributions:
110. Kroesen, J.O., 2025. Waarheen gaat Europa?, In de Waagschaal, 26 juli, jaargang 54, pp. 15 – 18. PDF
109. Arjen van Klink, Otto Kroesen en Johan Reijenga, 2025. Tijd en ruimte als dimensies van strategisch leiderschap in het mkb, Tijdschrift voor Management en Organisatie, Boom, Meppel, No. 2, pp. 4-19.
108. Kroesen, J.O., 2024. Language and Revolution in the work of Rosenstock-Huessy, Conference contribution to the Volgograd conference “Social foundations of symbolic forms of culture”, Professor Alexander Pigalev (1952-2023), June 2024, pp. 1-10. PDF English
107. Kroesen O. 2024. Human Nature and Divine Essence: Ehrenberg and Rosenstock-Huessy on Dogma and Society in Russia and Western Europe. Logos et Praxis, 2024, vol. 23, no. 3, DOI: https://doi.org/10.15688/lp.jvolsu.2024.3.6 (shortened version and extended version) PDF English, PDF Russian, PDF extended webversion
106. Rasem Hasan, Fajar Sidiq, Patrick Huntjens, Hanan A. Jafare, J.O. Kroesen, 2022. Entrepreneurial options for capacitive electrodialysis in the West Bank, Palestine, Desalination and Water Treatment, www.deswater.com, doi: 10.5004/dwt.2022.28795, 275 (2022) 291–305.
105. Kroesen, J.O., 2022. Synagoge, kerk en de Romeinse belasting, In de Waagschaal, 22 april 2022, jaargang 51. PDF
104. Kroesen J.O., 2021. COVID-19 and Polyglot Peace: A Grammatical Understanding of Our Present Predicament, Logos et Praxis, 2021, vol. 20, no. 2, pp. 15-24. DOI: https://doi.org/10.15688/lp.jvolsu.2021.2.2, PDF Russian, PDF English.
103. Kroesen, J. O., 2021. East is East and West is West . . . and the two finally meet in the Indian Ocean: Competing powers in the Indian Ocean, and the power of self-restraint, in Out Of China – Responsible Port Innovation along the 21st Century Silk Road, Ed. Wim Ravesteijn, Witpress, Southhampton, Boston, pp. 19-47, PDF.
102. Ndegwah D.J., Kroesen J.O., 2019., Capacity Building for Social and Economic Development in Kenya, 2nd JOOUST International Scientific Conference, March 1-3, pp.1-19 PDF
101. Kroesen J.O., Ndegwah D.J., 2019., Towards an entrepreneurial innovation system for small-holder farmers in sub-Saharan Africa, International Journal of Agriculture and Environmental Research, https://ephjournal.com/index.php/aer/issue/view/257, 5:2:1-15. PDF
100. Kroesen, J.O., 2018. The Future of Africa – Not What it Used to Be, Journal of Futures Studies, 23:1, 105-114. PDF
99. Kroesen J.O., 2018. Try again, Fail again, Fail better: Entrepreneurship for Development, Contribution to the Nathu Puri Symposium on Innovation in Engineering Education, 21st of October, London, pp. 1-4. PDF
98. Ndegwah D.J., 2017., Kroesen J.O., The end of neoliberalism and the beginning of talking business: A value oriented approach to entrepreneurship in Kenya, Catholic University of Eastern Africa, conference theme, The Role of Philosophy in Africa: Traditions, challenges and Prospects, book of abstracts, pp. 1-19. PDF
97. Kroesen J.O., Ndegwah D.J., 2017., Culture and value trade-offs for successful entrepreneurship in Africa, Conference proceedings Universities, Entrepreneurship and Enterprise Development in Africa, 18-19 July, pp. 101-119. PDF
96. Kroesen J.O., Darson R., Ndegwah D.J., 2017. Tropical Greenhouses: A Great Opportunity for Small Farmers: Drivers and barriers for agricultural innovation, CFIA conference 7-8 Nov., pp. 1-20. PDF
95. Kroesen J.O., Romijn H.A., 2016. Capabilities, innovation and entrepreneurship in sub-Saharan Africa, Jaramogi Oginga Odinga University of science and technology, Bondo, Kenya, 26-28th of November 2015, pp. 1-24, uuid%3Af11c9fda-2a61-4c15-bbd6-95a1b43c82c9?collection=research PDF
94. Kroesen J.O., 2016. State and civil society as an enabling environment for economic growth: A historical and contemporary perspective, Technology Management at the Interface of Cultures, conference proceedings, Jaramogi Oginga Odinga University of science and technology, Bondo, Kenya, 26-28th of November 2015, pp 1-23, uuid:4a2e2809-7524-4155-8f15-46157fd739e2 PDF
93. Kroesen J.O., Ndegwah D.J., 2016. Economically feasible, but not financially sound? Charity and/or business in rural development, 14th Rural Entrepreneurship Conference, Lincoln Business School, 15-17th June 2016. PDF
92. Kroesen J.O., 2016. Planetary Engineering: Entrepreneurship at the Interface of Cultures, in Engineering and Enterprise, Inspiring Innovation, Editors Prof Bhamidimarri, Rao; Liu, Ailin, Springer, Switzerland, pp. 11-26. PDF
91. Darson R., Kroesen J.O. 2016. Surinam, in The World Guide to Sustainable Enterprise (Volume 4: The Americas), Ed. Wayne Visser, Greenleaf, Sheffield, pp. 129-135. PDF
90. Kroesen J.O., Ndegwah D.J., 2015. Priorities and Timeliness in Intercultural Management, Book of abstracts, Responsible Innovation 2015, A European Agenda? Conference 24-25 August, The Hague, the Netherlands, pp. 41-43.
89. Kroesen J.O., 2015. Planetary Engineering: Entrepreneurship at the Interface of Cultures, in Proceedings of Educating Enterprising Engineers and Scientists conference, London 17 June 2015, Editors Prof Bhamidimarri, Rao; Liu, Ailin, pp. 10-18. PDF
88. Kroesen J.O., Darson R., Ndegwah D.J., 2015.Capacities, Development and Responsible Innovation, in Responsible Innovation, Concepts, Approaches, and Applications, Ed. Koops, Bert Jaap; Oosterlaken, Ilse; Romijn, Henny; Swierstra, Tjalling; van den Hoven, Jeroen, Springer, Cham Heidelberg New York Dordrecht London, DOI 10.1007/978-3-319-17308-5, pp. 201-224. PDF
87. Kroesen J.O., 2015. Towards Planetary Society: the Institutionalization of Love in the work of Rosenstock-Huessy, Rosenzweig and Levinas, in Culture, Theory and Critique, Taylor and Francis 56:1, DOI: 10.1080/14735784.2014.995770, pp. 73-86 PDF
86. Ndegwah, J.D., Kroesen J.O., 2014, The Role of Culture in Promoting or Stifling Development in Africa, the 9th JKUAT Scientific, Technological and Industrialization Conference and Exhibitions, 13th – 14th November 2014, Nairobi.
85. Ndegwah, J.D., Kroesen J.O., 2014. Networks, SMEs Management Styles and Technology Policy in Kenya, 11th Wageningen International Conference on Chain and Network Management, Anacapri, Naples (Italy), June 4th– 6th, 2014, pp. 1-19. Conference proceedings. PDF
84. Kroesen J.O., Ravesteijn W., 2014. Values in Development: The Significance that Cultural Transitions have for Development,in Responsible Innovation I: Innovative Solutions for Global Issues, Jeroen van den Hoven, Tsjalling Swierstra, Bert-Jaap Koops, Henny Romijn (Editors), Springer, Dordtrecht, Heidelberg, New York, London, ISBN 978-94-017-8955-4 pp. 181-199. PDF
83. Kroesen, J.O., Ndegwah, D., 2014, Capacities and Governance in Kenya: Lessons in Technology Transfer, in Sustainability , Engineering Design and Governance, Ed. Adrian V. Gheorghe, Marcelo Masera, Polinpapilinho F. Katina, Springer, pp. 297-311.
82. Kroesen, J.O., Darson, R., 2013. Capacity Building as Part of Sustainable Rural Entrepreneurship, ICE conference June 2013, pp.1-9. DOI: 10.13140/2.1.1938.7207 PDF
81. Kassahun Y. Kebede, D. J. Ndegwah, and J. O. Kroesen, 2013. Successful Contextual Technology Transfer and Determinants of Culture, in Handbook of Sustainable Engineering, Springer, Joanne Kauffman and Kun-Mo Lee (Ed.), pp. 895-920
80. Singh, R., Kroesen, J.O., 2012. Understanding Responsible innovation from developing countries perspectives, Responsible innovation conference, MVI, 13, 14 December 2012 (conference contribution, extended abstract). PDF
79. Ndegwah, J.D., Darson, R., Kroesen J.O.,2012. Capacities for development, dialogues, interventions, values, Responsible innovation conference, MVI, 13, 14 December 2012 (conference contribution, extended abstract). PDF
78. Ndegwah, J.D., Kroesen J.O., 2012.Technology Transfer and the Soul of Africa, conference contribution of the annual ATPS conference, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, 19-21 November 2012 PDF
77. Ndegwah, J.D., Kroesen J.O., The Ethics of Technology, Culture and Environment, in Applied Ethics In Religion and Culture Contextual and Global Challenges, Ed. Jesse N.K. Mugambi and David W. Lutz ISBN: 9966-888-18-7 (book chapter, peer-reviewed)
76. Vastbinder, B., Kroesen, J.O., Blom, E., Ortt, R., 2012., Business, but Not As Usual, Entrepreneurship and Development in Low Income Countries, (2012) in Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Sustainability, Edited by Marcus Wagner, Greenleaf publishers (book chapter, peer-reviewed) 188-214 PDF
75. Kroesen, J.O., Klaassen, R.G., Enserink, B, 2012., The Flowers of Global Citizenship, in Widening Participation and Lifelong Learning, Vol. 13, No. 3, ISSN: 1466-6529, (journal publication, peer-reviewed) PDF
74. Kroesen J.O., Ndegwah, D.J., 2012., Capacities and Governance in Kenya, Lessons in Technology Transfer, CESUN conference, Delft, (July, 2012), conference contribution. PDF
73. Ndegwah, D, Vanheule, L, Kroesen, JO & Kamp, L.M. 2011. Policy analysis, niche management and civil society in the energy market. In N Ozor, C Thuku, N Akenga & K Urama (Eds.), Book of abstracts. Nairobi, Kenya: African Technology Policy Studies Network. PDF
72. Kroesen, JO & Ravesteijn, W., 2011. Managing conflicting values in water systems: the necessity of cultural transitions in under-institutionalized countries MVI conference Netherlands. PDF
71. Ravesteijn, W, Kroesen, JO, Firoozyar, F. & Song, X., 2011. River systems in transition : pathways and stakeholders involvement. In CA Brebbia (Ed.), River Basin Management VI (pp. 327-339). Southamton, UK: WIT Press. PDF
70. Kroesen, J. O., 2010, November 14, 15, Planetary Internships and Cultural Diversity, Conference Proceedings “Rosenstock-Huessy and planetary service”, Dartmouth College, Norwich, Vermont, page 61 – 69. PDF
69. Kroesen, J. O., 2010, November 3-4., The Impact of Cultural Characteristics on Water Management conference proceedings International Workshop on “Water Scarcity Issues and Solutions”, EGE University Izmir, Turkey, page 19 – 21. PDF
68. Otto Kroesen & Wim Ravesteijn, 2010. Values in energy: Reviewing and previewing the practice of socio-technical decision-making. Paper for the Ethics, Energy & the Future conference, June 24-26th 2010, Delft, the Netherlands.
67. Doorn, N & Kroesen, JO., 2010, oktober 14. Using and developing role plays in teaching aimed at preparing for social responsibility. Delft, 3rd International Workshop: Prepairing for Social Responsibility. PDF
66. Ndegwah, DJ, Kroesen, JO & Kassahun, Y., 2010. Virtual collaboration on real problems. In Europe and Africa: intra and inter regional academic mobility (pp. 1-8). European University Association. http://www.accesstosuccess-africa.eu/web/events/workshops/mobility/110.html PDF
65. Singh, R & Kroesen, JO (TPM Sect. Philosophy)., 2010. Shaping Future Green Cities: LEDs Technology adoption as an option for India. In J Quist, A Tukker, J Woudstra, R Wever, F Boons & N Beute (Eds.), Knowledge collaboration & learning for sustainable innovation, Proceedings ERSCP-EMSU conference (pp. 1-17). Delft: Faculty of Industrial Design Engineering, Delft University of Technology (ISBN 9789051550658). PDF
64. Kroesen, JO (TPM Sect. Philosophy) & Ndegwah, DJ (extern), 2010, juni 26. Distributive climate justice counterproductive? Delft, Conference: Energy, Ethics & the Future.
63. Kroesen, JO (TPM Sect. Philosophy) & Ndegwah, DJ (extern), 2010, juni 26. Climate justice and adaption capacity after Copenhagen. Delft, Conference: Energy, Ethics and the Future. PDF
62. Kroesen, JO. & Zwaag, S van der (LR Ch. Fundamentals of Advanced Materials). 2010. Teaching ethics to engineering students: from clean concepts to dirty tricks. The impact of practical circumstances and personal relationships on ethical decision-making. In DE Goldberg & IR van de Poel (Eds.), Philosophy and engineering: an emerging agenda (Philosophy of engineering and technology, 2) (pp. 127-137). Dordrecht / New York / Berlin: Springer (ISBN 978-90-481-2803-7). PDF
61. Kroesen, JO, 2010. De taalleer van Rosenstock-Huessy. In de waagschaal, (ISSN 0019-316X), 39(4), 25-28. PDF
60. Kroesen, JO (TPM Sect. Philosophy) & Kamp, L.M. (TPM Sect. Technology Assessment), 2010. Energy innovations systems in developing countries-experiences with the implementation of PV in Kenya. In R Wever, J Quist, A Tukker, J Woudstra, F Boons & N Beute (Eds.), Knowledge collaboration & learning for sustainable innovation, Proceedings ERSCP-EMSU conference (pp. 1-12). Delft: Faculty of Industrial Design Engineering, Delft University of Technology (ISBN 9789051550658). PDF
59. Kroesen, JO (TPM Sect. Philosophy) & Rozendaal, A. 2010. A cross-cultural management system: The Ubuntu Company as a paradigm. International journal of technology, policy and management, (ISSN 1468-4322), 10(3), 284-298. PDF
58. Kamp, L.M. (TPM Sect. Technology Assessment) & Kroesen, JO (TPM Sect. Philosophy), 2010. Increasing the innovation capacity in developing countries. In Y Hosni (Ed.), Technology as the Foundation for Economic Growth (pp. 1-16). Cairo: IAMOT (ISBN 0-9815817-3-0). PDF
57. Ghosh, A (sect Nano Struct. Materials (DCT/NSM)), Bose, N (extern), Kroesen, JO (TPM Sect. Philosophy), Bruining, H (extern), Bawane, V H (extern) & Chaubey, P K (extern), 2010. Water Management in Developing Country: A case study of a watershed development program in the state of Bihar, India. In J Quist, A Tukker, J Woudstra, R Wever, F Boons & N Beute (Eds.), Knowledge collaboration & learning for sustainable innovation, Proceedings ERSCP-EMSU conference (pp. 1-15). Delft: Faculty of Industrial Design Engineering, Delft University of Technology (ISBN 9789051550658).
56. Ani, SO (EWI Ch. Electrical Power Processing), Polinder, H (EWI Ch. Electrical Power Processing) & Kroesen, JO (TPM Sect. Philosophy), 2010. Why do renewable energy projects often fail? Ethics, Energy & the Future: Technology for a Sustainable Society: Delft (2010, juni 24 – 2010, juni 26).
55. Kroesen, JO (TPM Sect. Philosophy) & Zwaag, S van der (LR Ch. Fundamentals of Advanced Materials), 2009. Teaching ethics to engineering students: from clean concepts to dirty tricks. The impact of practical circumstances and personal relationships on ethical decision-making. In IR van de Poel & DE Goldberg (Eds.), Philosophy and engineering: an emerging agenda (pp. 227-239). Dordrecht / New York / Berlin: Springer. PDF
54. Ravesteijn, W (TPM Sect. Philosophy), Graaff, E de (TPM Sect. Technology, Strategy & Entrepreneurship), Kroesen, JO (TPM Sect. Philosophy) & Wiersma, JWF (TPM Sect. Safety Science), 2009. Balancing basics and specifics: teaching technology dynamics to Engineering & Policy Analysis students. In MED van den Bogaard, E de Graaf & G Saunders-Smits (Eds.), Attracting young people to engineering: proceedings of the 37th SEFI Conference (pp. 1-11). Delft: Delft University of Technology (ISBN 978-2-87352-001-4). PDF
53. Brummelink, ML (extern), Frantzeskaki, N (TPM Sect. Policy Analysis), Klaassen, RG (TPM Inst. of Technology and Communication), Blom, EM (TPM Sect. Technology, Strategy & Entrepreneurship), Kooij, RE (EWI IRCTR), Kroesen, JO (TPM Sect. Philosophy), Stadler, DI (extern) & Bogaard, MED van den (TPM Sect. Education & Technology + TPM Sect. Technology, Strategy & Entrepreneurship), 2009. One thousand flowers in Delft: a bottom-up approach to improve teaching international students. In L. Gomez Chova, M. Marti Belenguer & I. Candel Torres (Eds.), Proceedings of EDULEARN09 Conference (pp. 004331-004337). Barcelona, Spain: International Association for Technology, Education and Development (ISBN 978-84-612-9802-0). PDF
52. Kroesen, JO, 2009. Christelijke spiritualiteit en globalisering. In de waagschaal, (ISSN 0019-316X), 38(3), 14-17. PDF
51. Kroesen, JO (TPM Sect. Philosophy), Ndegwah, DJ (extern), Kassahun, Y (extern) & Ravesteijn, W (TPM Sect. Technology Assessment), 2009. Intercultural virtual cooperation and learning. In M van den Boogaard, E de Graaff & G Saunders-Smits (Eds.), Attracting young people to engineering (pp. 1-9). Delft: Delft University of Technology (ISBN 978-2-87352-001-4).
50. Kroesen, JO., 2008. Machine Bureaucracy and Planetary Humanity: the meaning of a dialogical understanding of personhood for the development of identities in the electronic age, Humanities and Technology Review, Fall 2008, Volume 27, pp.25-45. PDF
49. Kroesen J.O., Ravesteijn, W., 2007. Tensions in water management: Dutch tradition and European policy, Ravesteijn, W (TPM Sect. Philosophy) & Kroesen, JO (TPM Sect. Philosophy), 2007, in Water science and technology, 56(4), 105-111. PDF
48. Kroesen, JO., 2007. Between Spengler and Rosenstock-Huessy: twofold or threefold thinking within a fourfold reference framework, Kroesen, JO (TPM Sect. Philosophy) & Ravesteijn, W (TPM Sect. Philosophy) (2007). In G Bluhm (Ed.), The communicative construction of transnational political spaces and times (pp. 1-13). PDF
47. Kroesen, J.O., 2006. From empire to globalization and oecumene, Student World: Ecumenical Review World Student Christian Federation, 26-34, 2006. PDF
46. Kroesen, JO (TPM Sect. Philosophy), Jong, WM de (TPM Sect. Policy, Organisation and Management) & Waaub, JP (extern), 2007. Cross-national transfer of policy models to developing countries: epilogue, , in Knowledge, technology and policy, 19(4), 137-142. PDF
45. Jong, WM de (TPM Sect. Policy, Organisation and Management) & Kroesen, JO (TPM Sect. Philosophy), 2007. Understanding how to import good governance practices in Bangladeshi villages, in Knowledge, technology and policy, 19(4), 9-25. PDF
44. Jong, WM de (TPM Sect. Policy, Organisation and Management), Waaub, JP (extern) & Kroesen, JO (TPM Sect. Philosophy), 2007. Cross-national policy transfer to developing countries: prologue, in Knowledge, technology and policy, 19(4), 3-8.
43. Ravesteijn, W (Sect. Technology Assessment), & Kroesen, JO, 2006. Tensions in watermanagement: Dutch tradition and utopean policy. In Innovations in coping with water and climate related risks (pp. 155-161). Amsterdam: IWA/NVA. PDF
42. Kroesen, JO., 2006. Heilseconomie en heilsgeschiedenis (II). In de Waagschaal, 35(4), 4-8. PDF
41. Kroesen, JO., 2006. Heilseconomie en heilsgeschiedenis (I). In de Waagschaal, 35(10), 10-14. PDF
40. Kroesen, JO (Sect. Philosophy), & Ravesteijn, W (Sect. Technology Assessment), 2006. Priests of Positivism: Engineers and the Legacy of the Great European Revolutions in a Globalizing World. In Locating engineers: Education, Knowlegde , Desire (pp. 1-14). Blacksburg: Virginiatech. PDF
39. Kroesen, JO (Sect. Philosophy) (Ed.). 2006. The hidden language: Miscommunications in the development agenda. Delft: ICCO/TUD (ISBN 90-5638-152-0).
38. Ravesteijn, W (Sect. Technology Assessment), Graaff, E de (Inst. of Technology and Communication), & Kroesen, JO (Sect. Philosophy). 2006. Engineering the future: the social necessity of communicative engineers. European journal of engineering education, 31(1), 63-71. PDF
37. Kroesen, JO & Ravesteijn, W., 2006. A cascade of inspiration: a new perspective on the periodization of European history. In 6th European Social Science History Conference . Amsterdam: International Institute of Social History. PDF
36. Kroesen, JO, 2005. From thou to IT: information technology from the perspective of the language philosophy of Rosenzweig and Rosenstock-Huessy. In U. Görman, WB Drees, & H Meisinger (Eds.), Creative creatures: values and ethical issues in theology, science and technology(Issues in science and theology) (pp. 53-63). London – New York: T & T Clark International (ISBN 0-567-03088-1), 2005. PDF
35. Ravesteijn, W (Sect. Technology Assessment), Graaff, E de (Inst. of Technology and Communication), & Kroesen, JO (Sect. Philosophy), 2005. Competent to communicate technology: a new perspective on developing communicative skills in engineering education. In Cagdas Simsek & Yavuz Yaman (Eds.), SEFI Proceedings: Engineering education at the cross-roads of civilization (pp. 480-487). Ankara: Middle East Technical University (ISBN 975-429-236-1). PDF
34. Kroesen, JO, e.a., 2005, juni 03. A socio-historical perspective on policy and value transfer. Boston, 25th Annual Conference of the International Association for Impact Assessment. PDF
33. Kroesen, JO, e.a., 2005, juni 03. Participatory development in rural Bangladesh. Boston, 25th Annual Conference of the International Association for Impact Assessment. PDF
32. Kroesen, JO, 2005, december 13. Der europäische Menschentyp als Vorbedingung einer globalen Gesellschaft. Bielefeld, Germany, Seminar Institut für Weltgesellschaft, Dept of Sociology, University of Bielefeld. PDF
31. Kroesen, JO, 2005, juni 03. A socio-historical perspective on policy and value transfer. Boston, Mass., 25th Annual Conference of the International Association for Impact Assessment. PDF
30. Kroesen, JO, 2005. Meer waarde produceren. Onderste Boven, 19(1), 6-7.
29. Kroesen, JO, 2005. Een droom van mooie waarden. Open Deur, 29(jun.2005), 2-3. PDF
28. Kroesen, JO, Mulder, KF (Sect. Technology Assessment), & Ravesteijn, W (Sect. Technology Assessment), 2005. Innovation through pluriformity: technology development in European history and in a globalizing world. In D Trzmielak & M Urbaniak (Eds.), Value-added partnering in a changing world (pp. 215-220). Lodz: Innovation Center University of Lodz (ISBN 83-9223750-1). PDF
27. Kroesen, JO, Post-Christelijke Ethiek?, 2005. In ‘Aan Babels’s stromen’, Red. Boersma, Van der Stoep, Verkerk, Vlot, Uitg. Buijten en Schipperheijn, Amsterdam, 2002, blz. 36-54. PDF
26. Kroesen, JO, 2005. Wat hebben joden, christenen en moslims elkaar te zeggen? – In de Waagschaal, 26 februari 2005, jaargang 34, blz. 10-13 PDF
25. Kroesen, JO, 2004. Europa met de blik op Oneindig, Nederlands Vlaamse filosofiedag, 6 november 2004, blz. 1-5 PDF
24. Kroesen, J.O., 2004. Imperatives, Communication, Sustainable Development, in ‘Mitteilungsblätter der Eugen Rosenstock-Huessy Gesellschaft’, Argo Books, Körle, 2004, pp. 101-109 PDF
23. Kroesen, J.O., 2004. Openbaring, taal en geschiedenis, In de Waagschaal, 25 september 2004, jaargang 33, blz. 25-28 PDF
22. Kroesen, J.O., 2004. Grammaticaal leven in de netwerkmaatschappij, In de Waagschaal, 14 augustus 2004, jaargang 33, blz. 18-21 PDF
21. Kroesen, J.O., 2004. Islam en seculiere wetenschap, In de Waagschaal, 1 mei 2004, jaargang 33, blz. 13-18 PDF
20. Ravesteijn, W. en Kroesen J.O., 2003. De toekomst als opdracht – Utopie, Revolutie en Techniek in Europa, in Europa, Balans en Richting, Lannoo Campus, Tielt. PDF
19. Kroesen, J.O., 2003. Technologie en het “Verlossende Woord”, drie bijdragen, in ‘In de Waagschaal’, januari/februari 2003, jaargang 32. PDF
18. Otto Kroesen and Martine Ruijgh-van der Ploeg, 2002. Preparation of students for Participatory and Sustainable Development Projects in Non-Western Countries – Otto Kroesen and Martine Ruijgh-van der Ploeg, in de conference proceedings van de ‘Conference on Engineering Education in Sustainable Development’ TU-Delft 24-25 October 2002 (Paper 61)pp 238-246. ISBN 90.5638.090.0 PDF
17. Kroesen, J.O., 2002. Fourfold Responsibility in an Engineering Course on Ethics, in ‘Planetary Articulation: The Life, Thought, and Influence of Eugen Rosenstock-Huessy’, Conference Proceeedings, Millikin University, Decatur, Illinois USA, June 2002, pp. 81-90. PDF
16. Kroesen, J.O., 2001. De tijd van de techniek in ‘In de Waagschaal’, 21 juli 2001, nr. 30, blz. 9 tot 14.
15. Kroesen,J.O., 2001. De toekomst van de kerkelijke gemeente – ‘In de Waagschaal’, 24 februari 2001, jaargang 30, blz. 10-16.
14. Kroesen, J.O., 2001. The Empowerment of Floating Identities, in ‘Ethics and the Internet’, Ed. Anton Vedder, Intersentia, Antwerpen, Groningen Oxford, 2001, blz.143-159. PDF
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