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  • Georgius, M. A., & Janssen-Jansen, L. B. (2005). Dutch and United States growth management strategies: Is a planning convergence on the horizon. APA Northern News, (1), 1-5.
  • Janssen-Jansen, L. B. (2005). Beyond sprawl: principles for achieving more qualitative spatial developments. DISP, 160, 36-41. http://www.nsl.ethz.ch/index.php/de/content/view/full/985
  • Rooijendijk, C. (2005). Urban ideal images in postwar Rotterdam. Planning Perspectives, 20(2), 177-209.
  • Mamadouh, V. D. (2005). Internet, la scala e i movimenti globali 'dal basso'. Geografie della rete Indymedia. In M. Berlinguer, & M. Trotta (Eds.), Pratiche costituenti: Spazi, reti, appartenenze: le poliche dei movimenti (pp. 195-208). Transform! Italia.
  • Mamadouh, V. D., Groote, P., & de Pater, B. (2005). De regio in de politieke geografie. In B. de Pater, P. Groote, & K. Terlouw (Eds.), Denken over regio's: Geografische perspectieven (tweede, herziene druk) (pp. 151-181). Coutinho.
  • Mansvelt Beck, J. (2005). Basque nation building in Euskadi: Pluralist discourse in a fragmented society. In E. Banús, & B. Elío (Eds.), Actas del VII Congreso 'Cultura Europea' (pp. 387-404). Thomson-Aranzadi.
  • Henkel, R., & Knippenberg, H. (2005). Secularisation and the rise of religious pluralism. Main features of the changing religious landscape of Europe. In H. Knippenberg (Ed.), The changing religious landscape of Europe (pp. 1-13). Het Spinhuis.
  • Knippenberg, H., & van der Wusten, H. H. (2005). De zuilen, hun locale manifestaties en hun restanten in vergelijkend perspectief. In C. van Eijl, L. Heerma van Voss, & P. de Rooy (Eds.), Sociaal Nederland. Contouren van de twintigste eeuw (pp. 129-150). Aksant.
  • Knippenberg, H. (2005). The changing religious landscape of Europe. Concluding remarks. In H. Knippenberg (Ed.), The changing religious landscape of Europe (pp. 201-207). Het Spinhuis.
  • Knippenberg, H. (2005). The Netherlands: Selling churches and building mosques. In H. Knippenberg (Ed.), The changing religious landscape of Europe (pp. 88-106). Het Spinhuis.
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