Hello the Heleen Mees article is now full of nonsense Mees never was an employee of the european Commission the  article about women not working was not her first article in NRC Handelsblad She had published quite a bit before that Also the article includes vicious and superfluous references to the stalking charges that are set for dismissal and is quite unbalanced The following would be a much better text   Heleen Mees born Heleen Nijkamp  Hengelo is a Dutch opinion writer economist and lawyer She has been credited as being a third wave feminist  Contents  hide     Biography    Publications    References    External links  Biography Mees graduated in Economy and Law at University of Groningen From  to  Mees worked for the Dutch Treasury in The Hague From  to  Mees worked as a national expert for the European Commission in Brussels In  she emigrated to the USA where she changed her surname to Mees Mees lives in Brooklyn New York Mees breakthrough as an opinion writer in the Netherlands came in  when she wrote The time is long overdue that women should go to work That same year she cofounded Women on Top an organization that until  advocated more women in top jobs  From  to  Mees wrote a biweekly column in NRC Handelsblad and from  to  for Het Financieele Dagblad Her work has been published in the Financial Times Foreign Policy and other international newspapers Currently she is a columnist for Project Syndicate and the German magazine Capital Mees is the author of three books  Mees has been president of the New York chapter of the Dutch Labour Party PvdA in New York In  she worked as a volunteer for the presidential campaign of Hillary Clinton In August  Mees completed a doctoral thesis at the Erasmus School of Economics focusing on the effect of Chinas economy on the emergence of the  global financial crisis While completing her research she worked as an Adjunct Assistant Professor at Tilburg University From September  until July  Mees was employed as an Adjunct Associate Professor of Public Administration at New York Universitys Robert F Wagner Graduate School of Public Service In July  Mees was arrested in New York on charges of stalking her former lover the chief economist of Citigroup Willem Buiter In March  the court decided that the case against Mees was to be dismissed in one year provided that she complies with two conditions