people

Dr. Telli van der Lei obtained her Masters’ degree in Science and Policy in 2002 from the University of Utrecht. As part of her degree she studied Economics at the Faculty of Social Sciences of the University of Helsinki in 2000, she also worked as an intern at the Government Institute for Economic Research in Helsinki on which her Masters’ thesis “Sustainability in liberalised electricity markets, a comparison of Denmark and Finland” is based. In 2004 she started working on a project called “Safeguarding Public Values in Infrastructure Design through Actor Analytic Techniques” at the Policy Analysis Section at the Faculty of Technology Policy and Management of Delft University of Technology. In 2009 she obtained her PhD in Policy Analysis. Telli van der Lei now works as a postdoc for the Energy & Industry section of the faculty of Technology Policy and Management. Her main research interests are: asset management, public values, and actor analysis methods.