An overview, detailed abstracts and downloadable chapters of Peter Ho's academic publications can be found here.
For a detailed list of other professional and popular publications and an overview of appearances, please select one of the items below.

Peter Ho, Jennifer H. Zhao, Dayuan Xue, and Sjaak Swart, “Biotech Politics and Bt Cotton in an Emerging Economy: Is China a Developmental Risk Society?” [PDF],
in Heather Zhang and Flemming Christiansen (eds.)
Rural Livelihoods in China: Political Economy in Transition
New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2011


Peter Ho, “Contesting Rural Spaces: Land Disputes, Customary Tenure and the State” [PDF],
in E.J. Perry and M. Selden (eds.)
Chinese Society: Change, Conflict and Resistance
New York: Routledge, 3rd edition, 2010


Peter Ho, “Beyond Development Orthodoxy: Chinese Lessons in Pragmatism and Institutional Change” [PDF]
in P. van Lieshout (ed.)
Doing Good or Doing Better: Development Policies in a Globalizing World
Scientific Council for Government Policy -WRR Verkenningen, University of Chicago Press, 2009


Peter Ho, “Land Markets, Property and Disputes in China”,
in Max Spoor (ed.)
The Political Economy of Rural Livelihoods in Transition Economies: Land, Peasants and Rural Poverty in Transition
London: Routledge, 2008


Lei Xie and Peter Ho, “Green Activism and NGOs in Shanghai and Hubei, China: Embedded Networks and Environmental Campaigns”
Centre for International Relations and Development Studies, CIDOB
Barcelona, 2008


Peter Ho, “Green industries, Clean environment? China, Vietnam, Taiwan and Singapore Compared”,
in Peter Ho (ed.)
Greening Industries in Newly Industrializing Countries: Asian-style leapfrogging?
London: Paul Kegan, 2007


Peter Ho, “Sprouts of environmentalism in China? Government-Organized NGOs and Green Organizations in Disguise”,
in Christoph Mauch, Nathan Stoltzfuss and Douglas R. Weiner (eds.)
Shades of Green: International Activism around the Globe
Boulder, Colorado: Rowman and Littlefield, 2007


Peter Ho, “Restructuring Property Rights in China: The Chicken of Institutions or the Egg of Reforms?",
in Peter Ho (ed.)
Developmental Dilemmas: Land Reform and Institutional Change in China
London: Routledge, 2005


Linda van der Valk en Peter Ho, “Van Kaalslag naar Duurzaam Bosbeheer? Het Surinaamse Bosbeleid in Beweging”,
in Arthur P.J. Mol en Bas van Vliet (eds.)
Suriname, Schoon Genoeg?
Van Arkel, Utrecht, 2004


Peter Ho, “Contesting Rural Spaces: Land Disputes, Customary Tenure and the State in China [PDF]”,
in: Elizabeth Perry and Mark Selden (eds.)
Chinese Society: Change, Conflict and Resistance
New York: Routledge, 2003), pp. 93-112


Peter Ho, “Ningxia: Environmental Degradation, Rural Poverty and Ethnicity”,
in Brunhild Staiger, Stefan Friedrich and Hans-Wilm Schütte (eds.)
Das Grosse China-Lexicon: Geschichte, Geographie, Gesellschaft, Politik, Wirtschaft, Bildung, Wissenschaft, Kultur
Darmstadt: Primus Verlag, 2003, pp. 542-3


Peter Ho, “Ownership and Control in Chinese Rangeland Management since Mao: A case-study of the free-rider problem in pastoral areas in Ningxia, P.R. China”
in E.B. Vermeer, W.L. Chong-Woerkom, F. Pieke (eds.)
Between State and Private Interest: Chinese Rural Collectives and Voluntary Peasant Organisations
New York: M.E. Sharpe, 1998

Note: articles in Social Science Citation Index Journals only

Hossein Azadi, Nanda Talsma, Peter Ho, and Kiumars Zarafshani, “GM crops in Ethiopia: a realistic way to increase agricultural performance?” [PDF],
inTrends in Biotechnology, January 2011, Vol. 29, No. 1, pp. 6-8


Peter Ho and Azadi, Hossein, “Degradation of Grassland in China: Pastoralists' Perceptions of Ecological Change, Socio-Economic Factors and Range Management” [PDF],
in Environmental Research, 2010, 110(3), 302-307. (Impact Factor: 3.0)


Jennifer H. Zhao, Peter Ho, Hossein Azadi, “Benefits of Bt cotton counterbalanced by secondary pests?” [PDF],
in Perceptions of ecological change in China, Environmental Monitoring and Assessment, 2 May 2010, Vol. 164, No. 1-4, pp. 1-10


Hossein Azadi, Peter Ho and L. Hasfiati, “Agricultural Land Conversion Drivers: A Comparison between Less Developed, Developing and Developed Countries” [PDF],
in Land Degradation and Development, accepted, DOI: 10.1002/ldr.1037, Impact factor 1.326


Hossein Azadi and Peter Ho, “Genetically modified and organic crops in developing countries: A review of options for food security” [PDF],
in Biotechnology Advances, Issue 128, 2010, pp. 160-186 (impact factor 8.25)


Peter Ho, Jennifer H. Zhao and Dayuan Xue, “Rethinking Agro-Biotechnological Innovations in Emerging Economies: The Case of Bt Cotton in China” [PDF],
in Journal of Peasant Studies, 2009, Vol 36, No.3 July, pp. 345-364


Hossein Azadi, Jan van den Berg, Peter Ho and Gholamhossein Hosseininia, “Sustainability in Rangeland Systems” [PDF],
in Current World Environment, 2009, Vol. 4, No. 1, pp. 19-32


Swart, J.A.A., J. Jiang and Peter Ho, "Risk Perceptions and GM Crops: The Case of China" [PDF],
inTailoring Biotechnologies, 2007, Vol. 3, Issue 3, pp. 11-28

Peter Ho, “Trajectories for Greening in China: Between Theory and Practice"[PDF], in Peter Ho and Eduard B. Vermeer (eds.),
in China’s Limits to Growth: Prospects for Greening State and Society, A Special Issue of Development and Change, 2006, Vol. 37, No. 1, pp. 3-28

Peter Ho, Eduard B. Vermeer and Jennifer H. Zhao, “ Biotech and Food Safety in China: Consumers’ Acceptance or Resistance?"[PDF],
in Peter Ho and Eduard B. Vermeer (eds.), “China’s Limits to Growth: Prospects for Greening State and Society”, A Special Issue of Development and Change, 2006, Vol. 37, No. 1, pp. 227-253


Peter Ho and Eduard B. Vermeer, “China’s Limits to Growth? The Difference between Absolute, Relative and Precautionary Limits"[PDF],
in Peter Ho and Eduard B. Vermeer (eds.), China’s Limits to Growth: Prospects for Greening State and Society, A Special Issue of /Development and Change, 2006, Vol. 37, No. 1, pp. 255-271


Peter Ho and Max Spoor, “Whose land? The Political Economy of Cadastral Development in Transitional States" [PDF],
in Land Use Policy, 2006, Vol. 23, No. 4, pp. 580-587


Peter Ho, “Credibility of Institutions: Forestry, Social Conflict and Titling in China" [PDF],
in Land Use Policy, 2006, Vol. 23, No. 4, pp. 588-603


Peter Ho, Jianquan Cheng, Jan Turkstra, Mingjun Peng, and Ningrui Du, “Urban Land Administration and Planning in China: Opportunities and Constraints of Spatial Data Models" [PDF], in Land Use Policy, 2006, Vol. 23, No.4 , pp. 604-616


Peter Ho, “Mao’s War Against Nature? The Environmental Impact of the Grain-first Campaign in China" [PDF] , (figures [PDF])
in The China Journal, July 2003, No.50, July 2003, pp. 37-59


Jacob Eyferth, Peter Ho and Eduard B. Vermeer, “The opening-up of China’s countryside: Introduction" [PDF],
in Peter Ho, Jacob Eyferth, and Eduard B. Vermeer (eds.), "Rural Development in Transitional China: A Special Issue", Journal of Peasant Studies, Vol. 30, Nos. 3 / 4, April/July 2003, pp. 1-17


Peter Ho, “The Wasteland Auction Policy in Northwest China: Solving Rural Poverty and Environmental Degradation?” [PDF],
in Peter Ho, Jacob Eyferth, and Eduard B. Vermeer (eds.), “Rural Development in Transitional China: A Special Issue”, Journal of Peasant Studies, Vol. 30, Nos. 3/4, April/July 2003, pp. 121-159


Peter Ho, “Greening without Conflict? Environmentalism, Green NGOs and Civil Society in China" [PDF],
in Development and Change, Vol. 32, 2001, pp. 893-921


Peter Ho, “Who Owns China’s Land? Policies, Property Rights and Deliberate Institutional Ambiguity" [PDF],
in The China Quarterly, Vol. 166, June 2001, pp. 387-414


Peter Ho, “Rangeland Degradation in North China Revisited? A Preliminary Statistical Analysis to Validate Non-Equilibrium Range Ecology" [PDF]
in Journal of Development Studies, Vol. 37, No. 3, 2001, pp. 99-132


Peter Ho, “The Myth of Desertification at China's Northwestern Frontier (1929-1960)”[PDF]
in Modern China, Vol. 26, No. 3, 2000, pp. 348-395


Peter Ho, “China’s Rangelands under Stress: A comparative study of pasture commons in the Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region" [PDF]
in Development and Change, Vol. 31, No. 2, March 2000, pp. 385-412


Peter Ho, “The Clash over State and Collective Property: The Making of the Rangeland Law”,
in The China Quarterly, Vol. 161, March, 2000, pp. 227-250

Articles in international refereed journals

“A Developmental Risk Society? Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs) in China" [PDF],
Jennifer H. Zhao and Peter Ho
in International Journal for Environment and Sustainable Development, 2005, Vol. 4, No. 4, pp. 370-394

“Food Safety Concerns and Biotechnology: Consumers’ Attitudes to Genetically Modified Products in Urban China",
Peter Ho and Eduard Vermeer
in AgBioForum, 2005, 7(4): 158-175

“The Four Wastelands Auction Policy: Removing the Rural-Urban Divide or another Commandist Mass Campaign?" [PDF]
Peter Ho
in China Information, Vol. XIV, No. 1, 2000, pp. 131-170

“Rangeland Degradation and Policy in Ningxia, P.R. China”
Peter Ho
Pastoral Development Network, January 1997/39C, Overseas Development Institute


Articles in Chinese

“Tan Zhongguo Caoyuan Lifa” (A Discussion of the Making of the Chinese Rangeland Law)
Peter Ho
in Qianyan (Forward Position), No. 8, 2000, pp. 49-51 (in Chinese)


Book Reviews

Book Review of Collapse: How Nations Choose to Fail or Succeed (New York: Viking Publishers, 2005)
Peter Ho
in China Nu, 30, Autumn 2005, pp.46-7

Book Review of Selling Forest Environmental Services: Market-based Mechanisms for Conservation and Development, (London: Earthscan Publications, 2002)
Peter Ho
in Development and Change, Vol. 35, No. 1, January 2004, pp. 211-212

Book Review of The Transformation of Rural China, by Jonathan Unger, (New York: M.E. Sharpe, 2002)
Peter Ho
in The Journal of Peasant Studies, Vol. 30, No 2, January 2003, pp. 215-6

Book Review of Chinese Society: Change, Conflict and Resistance, edited by Elizabeth J. Perry and Mark Selden, (New York: Routledge, 2000)
Peter Ho
in The China Quarterly, No. 173, March 2003, pp. 215-217

Book Review of Property Rights and Economic Reform in China. Edited by Jean C. Oi and Andrew G. Walder. (Stanford: Stanford University Press, 1999)
Peter Ho
in The China Quarterly, Vol. 165, March 2001, pp. 199-200

Book Review of China's Pastoral Region: Sheep and Wool, Minority Nationalities, Rangeland Degradation and Sustainable Development, by John Longworth and Gregory Williamson, (Wallingford: CAB International, 1993)
Peter Ho
in China Information, Vol. X, nos. 3/4, Winter '95/'96

Books

Paradoxical China: Western Perception, Eastern Reality (Paradoxaal China: Westerse Perceptie, Oosterse Realiteit, in Dutch) [Contents, List of Authors]
Peter Ho (ed.)
Parthenon, Amsterdam, 2011


Dit is Chinees voor mij: Zin en Onzin over China [PDF]
Peter Ho
Breda: De Geus, 2007, 2008 2nd edition

Chapters and Articles

“China, Cultuur en Confucianisme: Onze Perceptie, Hun Realiteit?” [PDF]
in Peter Ho (ed.), Paradoxaal China: Westerse Perceptie, Oosterse Realiteit (Parthenon, Amsterdam, 2011), pp. 5-11

"Chinese Overnames: Hoger Onderwijs en Wetenschap in China - van Ontwikkelingsland tot Kenniseconomie?" [PDF]
Marieke Havinga en Peter Ho
in Peter Ho (ed.), Paradoxaal China: Westerse Perceptie, Oosterse Realiteit (Parthenon, Amsterdam, 2011), pp. 37-47

Peter Ho's columns in Dutch newspaper De Telegraaf:

1. Introductie, Ho@Peking, 28 Juyi 2008 [PDF]
2. Milieu-activisme, Ho@Peking, 29 July 2008 [PDF]
3. Eigendomsrechten, Ho@Peking, 30 July 2008 [PDF]
4. AfhaalChinees, Ho@Peking, 31 July 2008 [PDF]
5. Cola en Confucius, Ho@Peking, 1 August 2008 [PDF]

“Ziel van China: Over de Chinese Cultuur" [PDF]
NRC Handelsblad Speciale Bijlage, 26 Juli 2008 Newspaper article


"Moeten de Olympische Spelen worden geboycot?" [PDF]
Libelle, 26, 73, 2008.


“Environmentalism and Civil Society in China” [PDF]
Peter Ho and Richard L. Edmonds
IIAS Newsletter, No. 37, July 2005, pp. 9-10

“Gekrakeel over Chinezen komen is bangmakerij"
NRC Handelsblad, Opinie, November 2004, p. 14


“Academisch gekissebis over toelating werkt slechts contraproductief”
NRC Handelsblad, Opinie, 3 July 2004, p. 14


“Voorzichtig met gentechnologie, gefundeerde kennis ontbreekt”
NRC Handelsblad, Opinie, 4 March 2004, p. 8


“Rural Land in China: From Ownership to Sustainable Use”
IIAS Newsletter, No. 26, November, 2001, p. 42


“China’s Nieuwe Landhervorming veroorzaakt Onrust” (China’s new Land Reform causes Unrest)
Inzet Magazine, Jaargang 9, Nummer 49, November 2000, pp. 4-5


“Asia’s Environmental Crisis? The ‘Environmental Research Network Asia’ (ERNASIA)”
Peter Ho and Arthur P.J. Mol
IIAS Newsletter, No. 23, October 2000, p. 4

“China’s komende landhervorming of revolutie?” (China’s upcoming land reform or revolution?)
Wageningen University Paper, Forum, 24 August 2000, pp. 10-11


“De Gele Draak rukt op: Verwoestijning Noord-West China veelkoppig probleem” (The Yellow Dragon Advances: Desertification in North-West China a multi-headed Problem)
Inzet Magazine, Vol. 9, No. 46, March 2000, pp. 12-4


“Het Westen moet China serieus nemen” (The West must take China seriously)
Volkskrant, Forum, 25 September 1999, p. 19


“Eten van de Grote Rijstkom: Schets van een armoedegebied in China” (Eating from the Big Rice Bowl: Sketch of a poverty region in China)
Geografie, Vol. 6, No. 4, June 1997, pp. 19-22


“De Weidse Graslanden van Ningxia” (The Vast Grasslands of Ningxia)
China Nu, Vol. 19, No. 4, 1994, pp. 10-12


“Stemmen op de Rug van Je Buurman: Rurale democratie in China” (Voting on the Back of Your Neighbour: Rural democracy in China)
Peter Ho and Eduard B. Vermeer
China Nu, Vol. 22, No. 2, 1997, pp. 21-23

(This list excludes invited conference presentations)

29 November 2005
De opkomst van China, Lecture Studium Generale, Groningen University

29 November 2005
De opkomst van China, Rabobank lecture

8 June 2005
The influence of China on natural resources in 2030, Ministry of Foreign Affairs

6 April 2005
China Lecture, Gekrakeel over Chinezen komen bangmakerij, Fortis Bank Board of Management

7 March 2005
China Lecture Series, Embedded environmentalism in China, Oxford University,

16 December 2004
RAWOO Lezing, De Opkomst van China, Buitenlandse Zaken

7 December 2004
Senioren Academie Amsterdam, Het milieu in China, Vrije Universiteit van Amsterdam

25 March 2003
Senioren Academie Groningen, Ontwikkelingen in China: het ontwaken van de draak, Universiteit Groningen

29 April 2003
Museon Den Haag, Chinese Karakters en Cultuur, VNC

22 October 2002
Milieu en Milieu-beweging in China, voor milieu-ambtenaren van VROM, Universiteit van Amsterdam

26 March 2002
Land Registration, Spatial and Environmental Planning, Studium Generale, IHE, Delft

26 February 2002
Lezing over landrechten en ruimtelijke ordening in China voor milieu attaché’s, Actualiteiten Seminar, Nederlandse Ambassade Beijing

10-11 December 2001
Paper-presentation Land property rights and agrarian reform in states-in-transition, ISS conference, Den Haag

30 November 2001
Gastcollege Landrechten in China, Universiteit Nijmegen, Rechtenfaculteit

19 October 2001
Lezing over verwoestijning voor Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken, Themadag Verwoestijning,

Note: Peter Ho frequently appears in the media. He has featured with the BBC, American PBS, the Economist, National Belgium TV, and the Dutch National News (8 O’Clock News)

1 July 2004 - present
Documentary advisor on China’s environment, BBC2 and PBS, London

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4 May 2012
"Critici in China krijgen wel wat voor elkaar" (Volkskrant)

Op vele manieren wordt China van binnenuit hervormd, vooral doorde middenklasse. Als we ons niet verdiepen in de kansen die ditbiedt, gooien we op termijn onze eigen glazen in...

30 May 2011
"Hoe kunnen we geld verdienen aan de Chinezen"

...Door de explosief groeiende economie in het Oosten zullen in 2020 naar verwachting 100miljoen Chinezen een buitenlandse reis maken. Velen voor de eerste keer. Het oude Europais - na Hong Kong en Macau - de populairste bestemming. En Europa ziet ze graag komen.Alhoewel de Chinese toerist gemiddeld nog slechts 500 euro per maand verdient, geeft hijper tripje ruim 1650 euro uit aan designtassen, horloges en zelfs diamanten! Hoe zorgen weervoor dat de Chinees die Europa bezoekt zijn geld uitgeeft in Nederland en niet aan de voetvan de Eiffeltoren, de Big Ben en het Colosseum?...

> videoclip http://programma.vpro.nl/goudzoekers/afleveringen/Seizoen-4/aflevering-4.html
Goudzoekers, Season 4, episode 4, VPRO


11 May 2011
"Ondernemen in China"
> audioclip http://www.bnr.nl/?player=archief&fragment=201105110616001260
BNR Nieuwsradio


30 April 2011
"Universiteiten racen om studenten uit China"
De Volkskrant


18 April 2011
"Dissidenten en de Chinese Jasmijnrevolutie"
BNR Nieuwsradio


10 March 2011
"De Wereldbevolking en China"
VRT Belgium National Television


9 March 2011
"Ambities en haalbaarheid van China’s Vijfjarenplan"
Villa VPRO, Radio I


9 October 2010
Chinese Economie Lezing
NRC Handelsblad


5 October 2010
WNL Avondspits
Dutch Radio I


29 September 2010
VS en China: "De kip wordt duur betaald"
Villa VPRO Radio I


29 September 2009
“China lost milieuprobleem op”
De Volkskrant, p.7


24 July 2009
"China begint 1 kind politiek los te laten"

...De grootste stad van China gaat korte metten maken met de één-kindpolitiek.Mensen die zelf enig kind zijn, mogen voortaan met toestemming van Peking tweekinderen hebben. Shanghai wil zo voorkomen dat de bevolking te sterk veroudert: 20% van debevolking is nu ouder dan zestig. Peter Ho, China-deskundige en hoogleraar InternationalDevelopment Studies geeft vanuit China uitleg bij de wijziging in het beleid...

> audioclip http://player.omroep.nl/?aflID=10002974
KRO Radio 1


10 July 2009
China haalt VS in als grootste automarkt
by Michael Haighton
De Volkskrant, p. 9


10 July 2009
'De situatie van de Oeigoeren'

...De Oeigoeren in de Chinese provincie Xinjiang kwamen deze week in het nieuws na etnischeonlusten, waarbij officieel meer dan 150 doden en honderden gewonden vielen, maar waarschijnlijkzijn die getallen hoger.In GMNL gesprekken met o.a. Susanne Kamerling die voor Clingendael onderzoek doet naaretnische minderheden in China, de Nederlands-Chinese hoogleraar Peter Ho, en deskundige op hetgebied van migratiestromen in China, Ruud Bosgraaf van Amnesty International en CDA kamerlidCoruz, PvdA kamerlid Martijn van Dam, correspondent Wouter Zwart in China.De aanleidingHet conflict ontstond in een heel ander gebied van China, waar gevechten uitbraken tussenOeigoeren en Han-Chinezen na een gerucht over een verkrachting van een Chinees meisje doorOeigoeren. Hierbij kwamen Oeigoeren om het leven, en dat was de oorzaak van de rellen inXinjiang. Een van de problemen bij de Oeigoeren is dat ze verdeeld zijn in wat ze willen: een deelwil onafhankelijkheid, anderen willen gewoon meer rechtsgelijkheid. Er is een politiek leidster die inhet buitenland woont: Radya Kadeer.XinjiangDe Turkse achtergrond van de Oeigoeren en de Centraal-Aziatische Islamitische landen waaraan hetgebied grenst, maken Peking nerveus. Ook de enorme olie- en gasvoorraden in de provincie zijnvoor de Chinezen van groot belang. De energievoorraad is hard nodig om de huidige snelleeconomische groei van China mogelijk te maken en in stand te houden. Veel mensen in hetbuitenland, ook Nederland, weten niet eens dat er meer minderheden zijn, (behalve Tibet), die doorChina worden onderdrukt en waarop de verplaatsingstactiek op wordt toegepast...

KRO Radio I


12 December 2008
"Na de oogst verkoopt Hua haar akker"
by Hans Moleman, p. 4
Volkskrant, p. 4


29 November 2008
Recently the ProLAND project and prof. Peter Ho of the Centre for Development Studies were broadcast in the NOS Journaal (National TV news).


13 October 2008
NRC Handelsblad, interview, "Meer rechten voor boeren, maar niet te veel; [PDF] China Duidelijkheid over eigendom landbouwgrond moet productie verbeteren en sociale onrust verminderen [PDF]", Sectie: buitenland; blz 4


19 August 2008
TV Interview, “Mensenrechten en politieke ontwikkeling in China”, TROS Een Vandaag


26 April 2008
NRC Handelsblad, interview, “Verstikkende welvaart: Het Chinese economische wonder veroorzaakt enorme vervuiling [PDF]”, Zaterdags Bijvoegsel, pp. 6-7


1 April 2008
De Volkskrant, Opinie, “Nuance rond China is Weg [PDF]”, Forum, p. 11


30 March 2008
De Telegraaf, Column, “Olympische Spelen Ultieme Test voor China [PDF]”, De Kwestie, Sportbijlage, p. 1


7 March 2006
VRPO Radio De Ochtenden, interview, “Discussion China’s Embedded Activism”, Radio I


6 March 2006
NRC Handelsblad, Newspaper interview, “Chinees een-kindbeleid wordt mogelijk versoepeld [PDF]”, p. 4


22 January 2008
KRO Radio, Dingen die gebeuren, Radio I, interview met Sven Kockelman, 'Boycot China is dom'


18 December 2007
NRC Handelsblad, bookreview "Dat is Chinees voor mij", by Silvia Marijnissen


22 October 2007
De Pers, interview, “Hu versterkt zijn positie in China”, p. 3


13 September 2007
The Economist, Public Debate “Beijing Olympics will allow China to fool the World”, Amsterdam, De Rode Hoed


25 August 2007
De Morgen (Belgisch Nationaal Dagblad), interview, “Speelgoed made in China: Niet geschikt voor kinderen”, p. 39


23 August 2007
De Volkskrant, interview, “Negatieve berichtgeving is een zegen voor China”, p. 9


21 August 2006
Television interview, NOS 6 and 8 o’ clock news, 'Setting up China’s first national cadastre' (also on Radio1, NPS)


21 Aug 2006
Newspaper interview, “Nederland helpt China bij Kadaster”, Financieel Dagblad, pp. 1 and 3


13 March 2006
Newspaper interview, NRC Handelsblad, Reactions on the National People’s Congress’ debates on rural development and poverty alleviation in China.


8 December 2005
Newspaper interview, Intermediair, “Business and culture in China”, No. 49, p. 11


31 November 2005
China’s honger naar energie, public debate with Pieter van Geel, Minister of Environment and members of parliament (Boris van Ham, D66 and Diederik Samson, PvDA), Nationale Jeugdraad


26 November 2005
Television interview, NOS 6 and 8 o’ clock news, 'Harbin Benzene disaster in China'


25 November 2005
Radio interview, NPS Radio I Journaal, 'Harbin Benzene disaster in China'


19 October 2005
“The Influence of China on Africa”, Public debate with Yosh Tandon, Felix Meritus, Amsterdam

17 January 2005
Radio interview, TeleacNOT, 'Science and Technology in China'


11 January 2005
Radio interview, NPS Radio I, 'China’s rise in the world'


17 November 2004
Interview on China’s rural development, TELEAC/NOT, Hilversum


5 April 2004
Panel member in public debate with Walden Bello in Felix Meritus, Volkskrant and VPRO Tegenlicht, Amsterdam


9 March 2004
Radio interview, 'China’s agricultural development', VPRO Radio I, De Ochtenden


12 February 2004
Newspaper interview, “Mao voerde geen oorlog tegen de natuur: Milieuwetenschapper Dr. Peter Ho neemt het op voor de Grote Roerganger”, Wageningen University Paper, Vol. 5, No. 6, 2004, p. 9


22 January 2004
Newspaper interview, “Do International Students fare worse when it comes to writing a thesis?”, Wageningen University Paper, Vol. 5, No. 3, 2004, p. 7


20 December 2001
Television Interview, “Olympic Games in China”, Dutch local television, TV Totaal, Limburg


16 October 2001
Radio Interview, “Rural Migration and the Hukou System in China”, Dutch National Radio I, VPRO


10 May 2001
Newspaper interview, “Chinese can’t stop the sand: Government is ignoring natural causes behind the growing desert”, Wageningen University Paper, Vol. 3, No. 15, 2001, p. 4


February 2001
Two Radio Documentaries, “China’s Gevecht voor het Milieu”, Dutch National Radio V, VPRO, De Avonden


15 February 2001
Newspaper interview, “China: If you work with them, you get things done – Reactions to the cancellation of the ministerial visit”, Wageningen University Paper, Vol. 3, No. 6, 2001, p. 4


8 February 2001
Newspaper interview, “‘The Western Media give a Distorted Image of China’”, Wageningen University Paper, Vol. 3, No. 6, 2001, p. 2


2 February 2001
Radio Interview, Wageningen Local Radio, “Environmental problems in China”


April 1999
Television-interview, “Visit of the Queen to China”, Dutch National Television, RTL4


February 1998
Radio-interview, “Customs and traditions of Chinese New Year”, Dutch National Radio I, NPS


February 1998
Television-interview, “How do Chinese celebrate Chinese New Year”, Dutch National Television, RTL4


March 1996
Four Radio Documentaries, "Qin opera" and "Village Life in China's Northwest", Dutch National Radio V, VPRO (nominated for international Prix D'Italie 1997 for Radio Documentaries)