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- 2013
- Changing land use in the countryside: stakeholders' perception of the ongoing rural planning processes in Flanders
- The organisation of complexity: a set of five components to organise the social interface of rural policy making
- 2011
- Prioritising land to be preserved for agriculture: a context-specific value tree
- An institutional evaluation of sustainable forest management in Flanders
- Stakeholders perception of attitudes towards major landscape changes held by the public: the case of greenhouse clusters in Flanders
- 2010
- The use of latent classes to identify individual differences in the importance of landscape dimensions for aesthetic preference
- Transdisciplinary landscape planning: does the public have aspirations?: experiences from a case study in Ghent (Flanders, Belgium)
- Implementation of the forest expansion policy in the Netherlands in the period 1986-2007: decline in success?
- Unravelling the dynamics of access to farmland in Tigray, Ethiopia: the 'emerging land market' revisited
- 2009
- Indicators for assessing changing landscape character of cultural landscapes in Flanders (Belgium)