Tine De Moor

Prof. Tine De Moor is a leading scholar at Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University Rotterdam, holding the Chair of Social Enterprise and Institutions for Collective Action. With a PhD in History from Ghent University (2003), she specializes in long-term institutional analysis of collective action across historical and modern contexts.

• Department of Business-Society Management
• ERIM Research Member
• Former Utrecht University Professor (2012-2020)

Research Focus: Her work examines institutions for collective action from medieval commons to modern cooperatives, with key contributions to understanding energy cooperatives, citizen collectives, and social enterprises. She leads innovative citizen science projects and investigates labor market participation patterns over the past millennium.

Publication Trends: Recent articles focus on platform cooperatives in the gig economy, energy prosumerism motivations, and institutional grammar applications. She explores paradoxes in cooperative governance and develops computational models for historical institutional analysis.

Awards & Grants: Recipient of prestigious honors including

• ERC Starting Grant
• NWO-VIDI Grant
• International Association for Study of the Commons Leadership

Advising & Collaboration: She has co-authored with scholars like Daan van Weeren and David Bunders, with significant citations in environmental and social science domains. Her work informs policy on collective resource management and sustainable transitions.

Labs & Teams: Founding editor of the International Journal of the Commons, she leads the CollectieveKracht knowledge platform and collaborates with Triodos Bank stakeholders. Her research integrates GIS, archival analysis, and agent-based modeling.