P.H. Vos - Network - Protestant Theological University Research Portal

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Research activity per year

Prof. dr. K. Spronk

Person: Academic

1 shared research output

Prof. dr. H.E. Zorgdrager

Protestant Theological University, Intercultural Theology / Missiology

Person

1 shared research output

Prof.dr. P.M. Wisse

Protestant Theological University, Dogmatics / Ethics

Person

1 shared research output

Dr. E.P. Schaafsma

Protestant Theological University, Dogmatics / Ethics

Person

1 shared research output

Prof. dr. T.A. Boer

Protestant Theological University, Dogmatics / Ethics

Person

1 shared research output

Dr. J.R. Compaijen

Protestant Theological University, Dogmatics / Ethics

Person

1 shared research output

Prof. dr. E. Olsman

Protestant Theological University, Community / Care

Person

1 shared research output

Dr. K.W. de Jong

Protestant Theological University, Dogmatics / Ethics

Person

1 shared research output

Philip G. Ziegler

External person

4 shared research output

A.H.M. van Iersel

External person

2 shared research output

O.K. Zijlstra

External person

1 shared research output

R. Zaviyskyy

External person

1 shared research output

W. Sanderse

External person

1 shared research output

Maarten Boersema

External person

1 shared research output

O. Reitsma

External person

1 shared research output

Regine Agterhuis

External person

1 shared research output

Renske Kruizinga

Tilburg University
Universiteit van Humanistiek

External person

1 shared research output

Caspar Dullemond

External person

1 shared research output

F.H. Locht

External person

1 shared research output

Thijs Oosterhuis

External person

1 shared research output

Jacques Körver

Tilburg University
Tilburg School of Catholic Theology (UvT)

External person

1 shared research output

O. Reitsma

External person

1 shared research output

Ids Smedema

External person

1 shared research output