Institute for Advanced Studies Lucca
NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR THE PHD PROGRAM IN:
ECONOMICS, MARKETS AND INSTITUTIONS
http://www.imtlucca.it/phd_programs/call_for_applications/index.php
IMT mission is to produce scientific and technological knowledge in areas marked by a lack of technological applications and skilled human capital.
Ph.D. programs and research labs at IMT focus on processes of institutional and technological change, with particular reference to economics, political and social sciences, computer sciences and engineering.
IMT’s teaching and working language is English.
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giovedì 28 luglio 2011
mercoledì 27 luglio 2011
Lombardy Advanced School of Economic Research
Lombardy Advanced School of Economic Research
Director: Prof. Paolo Garella
The Lombardy Advanced School of Economic Research (LASER) is an inter-university doctoral school in Economics founded by the Universities of Bergamo, Brescia, Milano and Pavia. The main purpose of LASER is to promote cutting-edge research activities and the circulation of scientific knowledge in Economics. The location of the School fosters the cooperation with companies and institutions interested in the development of advanced university education and qualified research projects.
PhD in Economics
Duration: 3 years
Program Structure
The three-years PhD in Economics program offered by LASER is the result of the merging of three programs previously taught at the Universities of Bergamo, Milano (jointly with Brescia) and Pavia.
For the 2011-2014 years, LASER activities are partially funded by a grant from Fondazione Cariplo
Admissions
The call for applications is now open! Please visit LASER website for more information: http://www.laser.unimi.it
Applications deadline: August 31, 2011
Selection of applicants follows a two-phase process: evaluation of qualifications and oral examination.
The PhD in Economics intends to select very qualified applicants from Europe and all over the world, especially graduates who have already been exposed to a high-level preparation. The program adopts an extremely strict policy concerning the applicants' selection, setting rigorous admission requirements. Only applicants with strong motivation and knowledge are admitted. A good command of economic mathematics, econometrics, microeconomics and macroeconomics is an important condition for entering the program. An excellent knowledge of English is essential for the attendance of LASER PhD in Economics, since all course are taught in English.
PhD Study Program
The PhD program offered by LASER has a three-year duration and intends to provide an advanced general education in Economics, allowing to form economists with a complete cultural profile and able to successfully pursue different professional and career paths, both in academics as well as in non-academic jobs characterized by high intellectual content and strong international focus.
The educational activities of the PhD in Economics cover all the important subjects in the economic field: the four universities composing LASER in fact feature many qualified professors, allowing the teaching as well as the development of research and supervision in all advanced and frontier fields. Students will also be encouraged to develop their study, research and thesis-writing in well-defined and determined areas.
The first year of the doctoral program is mainly dedicated to the attendance of taught courses (lectures and classes) and relative exams. Students also carry out study activities as well as participate in reading groups and workshops, in order to identify the topic which will then become the subject of their doctoral thesis. First-year teaching represents a combination of “core courses” and “field courses”. Core courses cover the traditional areas of modern economics (microeconomics, macroeconomics and econometrics), while field courses are specialized or thematic courses, offered as electives. The mandatory educational activities, mostly common to the entire class, represent an important element to create a cohesive team of students capable of interacting and cooperating, as well as to build a spirit of group identity. During the first year each student is assigned a tutor. Personal tutors advise students regarding their academic career.
The second and third years are mainly dedicated to research, conducted either in Italy or abroad, in doctoral programs belonging to structured networks and part of bilateral mobility agreements. Students participate in research seminars, workshops, reading groups and other educational activities; they also attend modules or courses. Each student is assigned a supervisor, who leads the student’s research activity and evaluates the student’s progress. During the third year each student is monitored also by a second supervisor.
The list of courses that will be offered in the 2011-2012 academic year can be found on the website: www.laser.unimi.it
Director: Prof. Paolo Garella
The Lombardy Advanced School of Economic Research (LASER) is an inter-university doctoral school in Economics founded by the Universities of Bergamo, Brescia, Milano and Pavia. The main purpose of LASER is to promote cutting-edge research activities and the circulation of scientific knowledge in Economics. The location of the School fosters the cooperation with companies and institutions interested in the development of advanced university education and qualified research projects.
PhD in Economics
Duration: 3 years
Program Structure
The three-years PhD in Economics program offered by LASER is the result of the merging of three programs previously taught at the Universities of Bergamo, Milano (jointly with Brescia) and Pavia.
For the 2011-2014 years, LASER activities are partially funded by a grant from Fondazione Cariplo
Admissions
The call for applications is now open! Please visit LASER website for more information: http://www.laser.unimi.it
Applications deadline: August 31, 2011
Selection of applicants follows a two-phase process: evaluation of qualifications and oral examination.
The PhD in Economics intends to select very qualified applicants from Europe and all over the world, especially graduates who have already been exposed to a high-level preparation. The program adopts an extremely strict policy concerning the applicants' selection, setting rigorous admission requirements. Only applicants with strong motivation and knowledge are admitted. A good command of economic mathematics, econometrics, microeconomics and macroeconomics is an important condition for entering the program. An excellent knowledge of English is essential for the attendance of LASER PhD in Economics, since all course are taught in English.
PhD Study Program
The PhD program offered by LASER has a three-year duration and intends to provide an advanced general education in Economics, allowing to form economists with a complete cultural profile and able to successfully pursue different professional and career paths, both in academics as well as in non-academic jobs characterized by high intellectual content and strong international focus.
The educational activities of the PhD in Economics cover all the important subjects in the economic field: the four universities composing LASER in fact feature many qualified professors, allowing the teaching as well as the development of research and supervision in all advanced and frontier fields. Students will also be encouraged to develop their study, research and thesis-writing in well-defined and determined areas.
The first year of the doctoral program is mainly dedicated to the attendance of taught courses (lectures and classes) and relative exams. Students also carry out study activities as well as participate in reading groups and workshops, in order to identify the topic which will then become the subject of their doctoral thesis. First-year teaching represents a combination of “core courses” and “field courses”. Core courses cover the traditional areas of modern economics (microeconomics, macroeconomics and econometrics), while field courses are specialized or thematic courses, offered as electives. The mandatory educational activities, mostly common to the entire class, represent an important element to create a cohesive team of students capable of interacting and cooperating, as well as to build a spirit of group identity. During the first year each student is assigned a tutor. Personal tutors advise students regarding their academic career.
The second and third years are mainly dedicated to research, conducted either in Italy or abroad, in doctoral programs belonging to structured networks and part of bilateral mobility agreements. Students participate in research seminars, workshops, reading groups and other educational activities; they also attend modules or courses. Each student is assigned a supervisor, who leads the student’s research activity and evaluates the student’s progress. During the third year each student is monitored also by a second supervisor.
The list of courses that will be offered in the 2011-2012 academic year can be found on the website: www.laser.unimi.it
giovedì 21 luglio 2011
Research Assistant for Economic Theory/Game Theory
Research Assistant (wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter) for Economic Theory/Game Theory
Institute for Mathematical Economics, Bielefeld University, Germany (University / College)
Application Deadline on Jul 31, 2011
The Institute of Mathematical Economics (IMW), one of the central institutions of Bielefeld University, is currently searching for a full-time
Research Assistant (wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter) for Economic Theory/Game Theory
Position description:
The Research Assistant for Economic Theory/Game Theory will research in the field of economic theory/game theory (75 %) and teach up to 4 hours per week per term on bachelor/master/doctoral level (25 %).
Requirements:
- excellent doctoral degree in mathematical economics, economics or mathematics
- profound knowledge in microeconomics and game theory
- experience in research
- German language skills a bonus
Period of employment: October 1, 2011 - September 30, 2014 with option of extension of 3 years
Deadline: July 31, 2011
Please mail or email CV to:
University Bielefeld
Institute of Mathematical Economics (IMW)
Prof. Christoph Kuzmics, Ph.D.
V10-134
Postfach 100131
D-33501 Bielefeld
Germany
Email: christoph.kuzmics@uni-bielefeld.de
Institute for Mathematical Economics, Bielefeld University, Germany (University / College)
Application Deadline on Jul 31, 2011
The Institute of Mathematical Economics (IMW), one of the central institutions of Bielefeld University, is currently searching for a full-time
Research Assistant (wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter) for Economic Theory/Game Theory
Position description:
The Research Assistant for Economic Theory/Game Theory will research in the field of economic theory/game theory (75 %) and teach up to 4 hours per week per term on bachelor/master/doctoral level (25 %).
Requirements:
- excellent doctoral degree in mathematical economics, economics or mathematics
- profound knowledge in microeconomics and game theory
- experience in research
- German language skills a bonus
Period of employment: October 1, 2011 - September 30, 2014 with option of extension of 3 years
Deadline: July 31, 2011
Please mail or email CV to:
University Bielefeld
Institute of Mathematical Economics (IMW)
Prof. Christoph Kuzmics, Ph.D.
V10-134
Postfach 100131
D-33501 Bielefeld
Germany
Email: christoph.kuzmics@uni-bielefeld.de
venerdì 1 luglio 2011
AFIT Student Scholars Award Competition
AFIT Student Scholars Award Competition
The Association for Institutional Thought (AFIT) proudly announces the Seventh Annual AFIT Student Scholars Award Competition. The aim of AFIT is to encourage undergraduate and graduate students in Economics and Political Economy to pursue research in topics within the Institutional Economics framework.
Awards will be made to the three best papers. Winners are expected to present their research during a special session at the Annual Meetings of AFIT, held during the Western Social Science Association’s 54th Annual Conference at the Hyatt Regency, Houston, April 11-14, 2012.
Winners will each receive:
-$300 prize
-One year student membership in AFIT
-Paid WSSA Conference Registration
-Paid admission to the AFIT Presidential Address Dinner
Winning papers must be presented at the special AFIT session in order to be eligible for the prize. Prizes will be presented during the AFIT Presidential Address Dinner.
Application Procedures and Deadlines
Papers must be between 15-25 pages in length, including references and appendices. They should be submitted electronically (preferably in Word format) by December 15, 2011 to:
Daniel A. Underwood
Professor, Economics & Environmental Science
Peninsula College
1502 East Lauridsen Blvd.
Port Angeles, WA 98362
USA
E-mail: dunderwood@pencol.edu
Winners will be notified by 1/15/12.
For more information about AFIT, visit: www.associationforinstitutionalthought.org/
The Association for Institutional Thought (AFIT) proudly announces the Seventh Annual AFIT Student Scholars Award Competition. The aim of AFIT is to encourage undergraduate and graduate students in Economics and Political Economy to pursue research in topics within the Institutional Economics framework.
Awards will be made to the three best papers. Winners are expected to present their research during a special session at the Annual Meetings of AFIT, held during the Western Social Science Association’s 54th Annual Conference at the Hyatt Regency, Houston, April 11-14, 2012.
Winners will each receive:
-$300 prize
-One year student membership in AFIT
-Paid WSSA Conference Registration
-Paid admission to the AFIT Presidential Address Dinner
Winning papers must be presented at the special AFIT session in order to be eligible for the prize. Prizes will be presented during the AFIT Presidential Address Dinner.
Application Procedures and Deadlines
Papers must be between 15-25 pages in length, including references and appendices. They should be submitted electronically (preferably in Word format) by December 15, 2011 to:
Daniel A. Underwood
Professor, Economics & Environmental Science
Peninsula College
1502 East Lauridsen Blvd.
Port Angeles, WA 98362
USA
E-mail: dunderwood@pencol.edu
Winners will be notified by 1/15/12.
For more information about AFIT, visit: www.associationforinstitutionalthought.org/
lunedì 2 maggio 2011
Master degree in History of Economic Thought
A Master degree in History of Economic Thought is organized jointly at Paris, France, by five major French Universities (Universities of Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, Paris 2 Panthéon-Assas, Paris-Dauphine, Paris-Ouest, and Evry).
See web page http://theme.univ-paris1.fr/ProgHPE.html
This opens into the preparation of a PhD dissertation.
PhD students in History of economic thought are welcome in the research center of the Sorbonne in History of Economic Thought, PHARE (http://phare.univ-paris1.fr/)
See web page http://theme.univ-paris1.fr/ProgHPE.html
This opens into the preparation of a PhD dissertation.
PhD students in History of economic thought are welcome in the research center of the Sorbonne in History of Economic Thought, PHARE (http://phare.univ-paris1.fr/)
martedì 19 aprile 2011
Summer school and Master University of Pavia
The call for paper of the Summer School "STRUCTURAL CHANGE, REAL-FINANCIAL INTERACTIONS AND DEVELOPMENT" which will be held at the University of Pavia on June 13-21, 2011 is downloadable at:
http://www.storep.org/callpavia2011.pdf
The call for paper of the Master in Cooperation and Development which will be held at the University of Pavia from November 2011 to June 2013 is downloadable at:
http://www.storep.org/masterpavia2011.pdf
http://www.storep.org/callpavia2011.pdf
The call for paper of the Master in Cooperation and Development which will be held at the University of Pavia from November 2011 to June 2013 is downloadable at:
http://www.storep.org/masterpavia2011.pdf
martedì 5 aprile 2011
Prize for Outstanding and Original Research in the History of Economic Thought
The Thomas Guggenheim Program in the History of Economic Thought at Ben Gurion University of the Negev announces the second bi- annual Prize for Outstanding and Original Research in the History of Economic Thought.
The prize, in the sum of $10,000, will be awarded to a distinguished scholar for his\her life's work. Nomination of candidates should be made by submitting a brief description (maximum three pages) of the work of the nominee, and their CV to:Ela at mcer@bgu.ac.il
The deadline for submissions is June 15th 2011. A Committee of experts will make the decision by September 1st 2011. The committee members may also propose candidates of their choice. The prize will be awarded at BGU in a public lecture to be delivered by the winner in December 2011.
The Thomas Guggenheim Program in the History of Economic Thought operates under the auspices of an International Advisory Committee, comprising:Prof. Arie Arnon (Ben Gurion University)Prof. Thomas Guggenheim (University of Geneva)Prof. Maria Cristina Marcuzzo (Sapienza Universita Di Roma)Prof. Joel Mokyr (Northwestern University) Prof. Jacques Silber (Bar Ilan University)Prof. Warren Young (Bar Ilan University University)Prof. Jimmy Weinblatt (Ben Gurion University)Prof. Amos Witztum (London Metropolitan University)
The prize, in the sum of $10,000, will be awarded to a distinguished scholar for his\her life's work. Nomination of candidates should be made by submitting a brief description (maximum three pages) of the work of the nominee, and their CV to:Ela at mcer@bgu.ac.il
The deadline for submissions is June 15th 2011. A Committee of experts will make the decision by September 1st 2011. The committee members may also propose candidates of their choice. The prize will be awarded at BGU in a public lecture to be delivered by the winner in December 2011.
The Thomas Guggenheim Program in the History of Economic Thought operates under the auspices of an International Advisory Committee, comprising:Prof. Arie Arnon (Ben Gurion University)Prof. Thomas Guggenheim (University of Geneva)Prof. Maria Cristina Marcuzzo (Sapienza Universita Di Roma)Prof. Joel Mokyr (Northwestern University) Prof. Jacques Silber (Bar Ilan University)Prof. Warren Young (Bar Ilan University University)Prof. Jimmy Weinblatt (Ben Gurion University)Prof. Amos Witztum (London Metropolitan University)
lunedì 4 aprile 2011
Full-time instructors in Economics
The University of British Columbia, Okanagan Campus, invites applications for two full-time instructors in Economics to teach courses in both terms of the Fall/Winter 2011-12 session (September 1, 2011-April 30, 2012). These positions will be held in Economics (http://web.ubc.ca/okanagan/econ/welcome.html) in the Irving K. Barber School of Arts and Sciences (http://web.ubc.ca/okanagan/ikbarberschool/welcome.html).
One of these positions is to temporarily cover for an as yet unfilled but confirmed tenure-track position in economics which will be advertised later in Fall 2011 for a July 2012 start, the other to cover for various faculty leaves in 2011-12.
We seek applicants with a completed or nearly completed PhD in Economics at the time of appointment. The successful candidates will be expected to teach up to 5 undergraduate courses in Economics. For one or the other of these positions the courses might include introductory principles of micro and/or macroeconomics, money and banking, labour economics, cost-benefit analysis, international economics, history of economic thought, Canadian or World economic history, development economics etc. All fields of specialization will be considered. Salary will be commensurate with experience and qualifications. At the conclusion of the contract opportunities might be available for additional teaching in summer 2012.
Applications will be reviewed beginning April 15, 2011 and the process will continue until the positions are filled.
Other types of term appointments (e.g. Visiting Professor etc) may be considered for suitable candidates see http://www.hr.ubc.ca/faculty-relations/recruitment/titles-ranks-descriptions/job- descriptions/
For the application process please go to http://www.ubc.ca/okanagan/facultystaff/prospective/recruitment/lecturer_sessional/bsas.html Or apply online through our posting on EconJobMarket.org and post your requested material on that site.
One of these positions is to temporarily cover for an as yet unfilled but confirmed tenure-track position in economics which will be advertised later in Fall 2011 for a July 2012 start, the other to cover for various faculty leaves in 2011-12.
We seek applicants with a completed or nearly completed PhD in Economics at the time of appointment. The successful candidates will be expected to teach up to 5 undergraduate courses in Economics. For one or the other of these positions the courses might include introductory principles of micro and/or macroeconomics, money and banking, labour economics, cost-benefit analysis, international economics, history of economic thought, Canadian or World economic history, development economics etc. All fields of specialization will be considered. Salary will be commensurate with experience and qualifications. At the conclusion of the contract opportunities might be available for additional teaching in summer 2012.
Applications will be reviewed beginning April 15, 2011 and the process will continue until the positions are filled.
Other types of term appointments (e.g. Visiting Professor etc) may be considered for suitable candidates see http://www.hr.ubc.ca/faculty-relations/recruitment/titles-ranks-descriptions/job- descriptions/
For the application process please go to http://www.ubc.ca/okanagan/facultystaff/prospective/recruitment/lecturer_sessional/bsas.html Or apply online through our posting on EconJobMarket.org and post your requested material on that site.
martedì 15 marzo 2011
Joan Robinson Research Fellowship
A Joan Robinson Research Fellowship in Heterodox Economics (where the latter is taken to include History of Economics, Philosophical/Methodological Issues in Economics, etc) has been established at the University of Cambridge, UK, sponsored by Girton College and the Cambridge Political Economy Society Trust (which hosts the Cambridge Journal of Economics).
Applications (by post only) must be received by March 31.
Full details can be found at:
http://www.girton.cam.ac.uk/vacancies/research/
The advert is shown here:
http://www.girton.cam.ac.uk/media/uploads/files/1/139advert.pdf
Applications (by post only) must be received by March 31.
Full details can be found at:
http://www.girton.cam.ac.uk/vacancies/research/
The advert is shown here:
http://www.girton.cam.ac.uk/media/uploads/files/1/139advert.pdf
martedì 8 marzo 2011
The Mark Blaug Prize in Philosophy and Economics
The Erasmus Journal for Philosophy and Economics (EJPE) is proud to announce a new prize intended to promote and reward the work of Young Scholars in philosophy and economics.
The prize is named in honour of Professor Mark Blaug, a founder of the field of philosophy and economics who has made a tremendous scholarly contribution to many areas of the history and philosophy of economics. Mark Blaug's generosity and commitment to Young Scholars starting out in this field is recognized by all who know him.
The prize includes a cash sum of 500 Euros.
Entry Requirements
To qualify for the Mark Blaug Prize the author has to be a Young Scholar, defined as someone fulfilling one of the following conditions as of January 1st 2011:
-currently enrolled as a graduate student, or
-received a doctoral degree in the preceding 12 months
Entrants should submit a single-authored article for publication in EJPE before the end of December 2011, and mention that you would like to be considered for the prize. Co-authored papers where all authors are Young Scholars are also eligible. Prize submissions may not include articles previously published or under consideration elsewhere. For information about submissions, see EJPE’s Call for Papers: http://ejpe.org/call-for-papers/
Articles that pass peer-review and are accepted for publication will be considered by a committee of experts and the winner will be announced in April 2012.
Website: http://ejpe.org/mark-blaug-prize/
The prize is named in honour of Professor Mark Blaug, a founder of the field of philosophy and economics who has made a tremendous scholarly contribution to many areas of the history and philosophy of economics. Mark Blaug's generosity and commitment to Young Scholars starting out in this field is recognized by all who know him.
The prize includes a cash sum of 500 Euros.
Entry Requirements
To qualify for the Mark Blaug Prize the author has to be a Young Scholar, defined as someone fulfilling one of the following conditions as of January 1st 2011:
-currently enrolled as a graduate student, or
-received a doctoral degree in the preceding 12 months
Entrants should submit a single-authored article for publication in EJPE before the end of December 2011, and mention that you would like to be considered for the prize. Co-authored papers where all authors are Young Scholars are also eligible. Prize submissions may not include articles previously published or under consideration elsewhere. For information about submissions, see EJPE’s Call for Papers: http://ejpe.org/call-for-papers/
Articles that pass peer-review and are accepted for publication will be considered by a committee of experts and the winner will be announced in April 2012.
Website: http://ejpe.org/mark-blaug-prize/
martedì 1 marzo 2011
Bando ricercatore a tempo determinato Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore
The Faculty of Economics of Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore di Milano invites applications for an assistant professor position("ricercatorea tempo determinato") in economics. Qualifications: The candidate should have a Ph.D. with specialization in any theoretical or empirical field of Micro- and Macro-Economics and have good knowledge of the field-related policy implications. The candidate should also have a proven ability to publish in academic journals. To that purpose are welcome to apply candidates who have published at least two working papers with one of them publishable (i.e. it has received a revise-and-resubmit letter) in one of the journals in the list "Riviste di classe A" reported in the document available at
http://istituti.unicatt.it/politica_economica_Requisiti_di_reclutamento_area_economica.pdf
How to apply: Application deadline is March 14, 2011. For more information on application procedures please refer to the Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore di Milano official page website http://milano.unicatt.it/3712.html
An online application form is available at http://www.unicatt.it/concorsi/Domande/identificazione.asp?fasc=4&torn=4
For any further information about the job description please contact:Prof. Claudio Luciforaemail: claudio.lucifora@unicatt.it
For information and help about the application procedure please contact: Ufficio Concorsi Tel. +39-02-7234-3813/3017Fax +39-02-7234-2972
email: uff.concorsi@unicatt.it
http://istituti.unicatt.it/politica_economica_Requisiti_di_reclutamento_area_economica.pdf
How to apply: Application deadline is March 14, 2011. For more information on application procedures please refer to the Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore di Milano official page website http://milano.unicatt.it/3712.html
An online application form is available at http://www.unicatt.it/concorsi/Domande/identificazione.asp?fasc=4&torn=4
For any further information about the job description please contact:Prof. Claudio Luciforaemail: claudio.lucifora@unicatt.it
For information and help about the application procedure please contact: Ufficio Concorsi Tel. +39-02-7234-3813/3017Fax +39-02-7234-2972
email: uff.concorsi@unicatt.it
lunedì 31 gennaio 2011
Bando Assistente di ricerca
The International Centre for Economic Research (ICER) cerca candidati (laureandi o neo laureati) per la posizione di “Assistente di Ricerca” per il Prof. Gilles Campagnolo (CNRS Francia), per il periodo 15 febbraio - inizio aprile 2011, presso ICER (Villa Gualino, Viale Settimio Severo 63 –Torino).
Il Professor Campagnolo si occupa di “Filosofia delle Scienze Sociali” e, in particolare, del pensiero economico dell’800 in Austria e in Germania. Il candidato lavorerà su opere di Carl Menger (1840-1921), fondatore della Scuola Austriaca e sarà in grado di tradurre dal tedesco al francese.
Il compenso sarà commisurato alle caratteristiche del candidato prescelto e all’impegno che sarà concordato. L’impegno sarà a tempo parziale variabile fra le 8 e le 10 ore settimanali.
Coloro interessati dovranno far pervenire a ICER un CV aggiornato (elenco degli esami sostenuti incluso), entro l’8 febbraio p.v., via e-mail, al seguente indirizzo: icer@icer.it.
Per ulteriori dettagli e informazioni rivolgersi a Alessandra Calosso (011.6604828).
Il Professor Campagnolo si occupa di “Filosofia delle Scienze Sociali” e, in particolare, del pensiero economico dell’800 in Austria e in Germania. Il candidato lavorerà su opere di Carl Menger (1840-1921), fondatore della Scuola Austriaca e sarà in grado di tradurre dal tedesco al francese.
Il compenso sarà commisurato alle caratteristiche del candidato prescelto e all’impegno che sarà concordato. L’impegno sarà a tempo parziale variabile fra le 8 e le 10 ore settimanali.
Coloro interessati dovranno far pervenire a ICER un CV aggiornato (elenco degli esami sostenuti incluso), entro l’8 febbraio p.v., via e-mail, al seguente indirizzo: icer@icer.it.
Per ulteriori dettagli e informazioni rivolgersi a Alessandra Calosso (011.6604828).
lunedì 13 dicembre 2010
History of Economic Analysis Award
The European Society for the History of Economic Thought (ESHET) is inviting nominations for the History of Economic Analysis Award.The History of Economic Analysis Award is for the best article (not necessarily written in English) in the history of economic thought, published in a scientific journal during 2009 or 2010.
The winner will be invited to attend the Society Conference that follows the announcement of the prize, and will receive 500 Euros.
Nominations should include:
1/ Full bibliographic details of the article.
2/ A statement (approximately one page, in English) of why the article merits being considered for the award.
3/ An electronic copy of the article.
Candidates can be from any part of the world.
Self-nominations are not accepted.
Please send nominations to Richard van den Berg, r.van-den-berg@kingston.ac.uk
The deadline for submissions is January 31, 2011.
The winner will be invited to attend the Society Conference that follows the announcement of the prize, and will receive 500 Euros.
Nominations should include:
1/ Full bibliographic details of the article.
2/ A statement (approximately one page, in English) of why the article merits being considered for the award.
3/ An electronic copy of the article.
Candidates can be from any part of the world.
Self-nominations are not accepted.
Please send nominations to Richard van den Berg, r.van-den-berg@kingston.ac.uk
The deadline for submissions is January 31, 2011.
mercoledì 29 settembre 2010
Postdoctoral Positions at École normale supérieure de Cachan
Postdoc openings. ANR Project: Cross-disciplinary research ventures in postwar American social science
Description: Two two-year postdoctoral positions are available with the History of Social Science Group (H2S) at École normale supérieure de Cachan, France, starting October/November 2010.
The Group is currently looking to hire two postdoctoral fellows for a newly funded grant from the Agence nationale de la recherche (ANR) to study cross-disciplinary research ventures in postwar American social science. One postdoc will work on Columbia University and the other on MIT.
Requirements:Candidates should have completed their doctoral degree in the history of economics, history of science or history of social science, and have interest or expertise in cross-disciplinary research ventures in social science after WWII.
Start date:1 st Oct or Nov. 2010.
Stipend (net): 2120 euros (monthly) plus research money for archival work and conference participation.
Application Instructions: Please send an email describing briefly background, previous training and interests along with a CV and contact information for two references. Journal publications or other samples of scholarly writing may also be included.
Please send application materials to Philippe Fontaine at "philippe.fontaine@ens-cachan.fr".
Deadline to Apply: Flexible
Website: http://economix.u-paris10.fr/fr/membres/?id=36
Description: Two two-year postdoctoral positions are available with the History of Social Science Group (H2S) at École normale supérieure de Cachan, France, starting October/November 2010.
The Group is currently looking to hire two postdoctoral fellows for a newly funded grant from the Agence nationale de la recherche (ANR) to study cross-disciplinary research ventures in postwar American social science. One postdoc will work on Columbia University and the other on MIT.
Requirements:Candidates should have completed their doctoral degree in the history of economics, history of science or history of social science, and have interest or expertise in cross-disciplinary research ventures in social science after WWII.
Start date:1 st Oct or Nov. 2010.
Stipend (net): 2120 euros (monthly) plus research money for archival work and conference participation.
Application Instructions: Please send an email describing briefly background, previous training and interests along with a CV and contact information for two references. Journal publications or other samples of scholarly writing may also be included.
Please send application materials to Philippe Fontaine at "philippe.fontaine@ens-cachan.fr".
Deadline to Apply: Flexible
Website: http://economix.u-paris10.fr/fr/membres/?id=36
lunedì 27 settembre 2010
History of Economics Society - Call for Nominations
The 2010 Nominating Committee for the History of Economics Society calls for nominations for the positions of President-Elect, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer and 2 Executive Committee members. For descriptions of the positions and the duties they entail, please see the Society's Constitution:
http://historyofeconomics.org/Constitution.cfm
The Nominating Committee will make recommendations to the Executive Committee for consideration at their winter meeting at the ASSA meetings in Denver in January 2011. The Executive Committee will select a ballot to be distributed in spring 2011. Those elected will begin serving their terms at the annual meeting at Notre Dame University in June 2011. The HES Nominating Committee is composed of the Past President who has just left the Executive Committee (who serves as Chair) and two other members appointed by the President. The members of the Committee for 2010-11 are Sandra Peart (chair), Neil Skaggs, and Annie Cot.
The deadline for nominations is 31 October 2010. Nominations should include a short statement in support of the candidate and should be sent to the chair at: speart@richmond.edu.
Sandra J. Peart
http://historyofeconomics.org/Constitution.cfm
The Nominating Committee will make recommendations to the Executive Committee for consideration at their winter meeting at the ASSA meetings in Denver in January 2011. The Executive Committee will select a ballot to be distributed in spring 2011. Those elected will begin serving their terms at the annual meeting at Notre Dame University in June 2011. The HES Nominating Committee is composed of the Past President who has just left the Executive Committee (who serves as Chair) and two other members appointed by the President. The members of the Committee for 2010-11 are Sandra Peart (chair), Neil Skaggs, and Annie Cot.
The deadline for nominations is 31 October 2010. Nominations should include a short statement in support of the candidate and should be sent to the chair at: speart@richmond.edu.
Sandra J. Peart
mercoledì 22 settembre 2010
Jospeh Dorfman Best Dissertation Award
The History of Economics Society is accepting nominations for its annual JOSEPH DORFMAN BEST DISSERTATION AWARD for dissertations in the history of economic thought and economic methodology. In memory of Joseph Dorfman, historian of economic thought and Distinguished Fellow of the History of Economics Society, his family endowed a permanent fund for the award. The winner will receive a stipend of $500 plus travel expenses up to $500 to attend the presentation at the Society's annual conference.
All dissertations in the history of economic thought and economic methodology that are written in English and completed during the previous academic year (September 2009 to August 2010) are eligible. The selection committee considers only nominated dissertations. A list of past recipients can be found at
http://historyofeconomics.org/Dorfman.cfm .
The selection committee comprises Malcolm Rutherford (chair), Peter Boettke, and James Ahiakpor. To nominate a dissertation for the award, please notify Malcolm Rutherford (rutherfo@uvic.ca) by December 15, 2010. Please also send a copy of the dissertation in pdf form.
All dissertations in the history of economic thought and economic methodology that are written in English and completed during the previous academic year (September 2009 to August 2010) are eligible. The selection committee considers only nominated dissertations. A list of past recipients can be found at
http://historyofeconomics.org/Dorfman.cfm .
The selection committee comprises Malcolm Rutherford (chair), Peter Boettke, and James Ahiakpor. To nominate a dissertation for the award, please notify Malcolm Rutherford (rutherfo@uvic.ca) by December 15, 2010. Please also send a copy of the dissertation in pdf form.
venerdì 17 settembre 2010
Award for Best Article In the History of Economics
In 1995 the HES Society established an annual award for Best Article in the History of Economics during the previous publication year. Beside the honor, there is a stipend of $500 plus travel expenses up to $500 to attend the presentation at the Society's annual conference.
Eligibility
Any article in the history of economics or economic thought published in English in the calendar year preceding the next Annual Meeting of the Society is eligible (e.g. calendar year 2010 for Annual Meeting in June2011). It is recognized however, that despite official publication dates, many publications are shipped after year end. In such cases, relevan tarticles that are in 'proof' form, with accompanying evidence of the journal and its year of publication, may be accepted at the discretion of the Chair of the committee.
Nomination process
The Committee considers all nominated articles as well as all articles published in the Society's journal: Journal for the History of Economic Thought. The committee may not ask editors of journals for their nominations as editors, but editors may nominate in a personal capacity.Nomination of an article by its author is welcome. To nominate an article, contact the 2010-11 chair of the committee, Amos Witztum by December 17, 2010. [a.witztum@londonmet.ac.uk]
The Committee consists of:
Glenn Hueckel, Pomona College, Spencer Banzhaf , Georgia State University, Bruna Ingrao, Università di Roma "La Sapienza"
The history of the award and the policies which are sketched above are presented here.http://historyofeconomics.org/awards/article.htm Amos Witztum
Eligibility
Any article in the history of economics or economic thought published in English in the calendar year preceding the next Annual Meeting of the Society is eligible (e.g. calendar year 2010 for Annual Meeting in June2011). It is recognized however, that despite official publication dates, many publications are shipped after year end. In such cases, relevan tarticles that are in 'proof' form, with accompanying evidence of the journal and its year of publication, may be accepted at the discretion of the Chair of the committee.
Nomination process
The Committee considers all nominated articles as well as all articles published in the Society's journal: Journal for the History of Economic Thought. The committee may not ask editors of journals for their nominations as editors, but editors may nominate in a personal capacity.Nomination of an article by its author is welcome. To nominate an article, contact the 2010-11 chair of the committee, Amos Witztum by December 17, 2010. [a.witztum@londonmet.ac.uk]
The Committee consists of:
Glenn Hueckel, Pomona College, Spencer Banzhaf , Georgia State University, Bruna Ingrao, Università di Roma "La Sapienza"
The history of the award and the policies which are sketched above are presented here.http://historyofeconomics.org/awards/article.htm Amos Witztum
giovedì 16 settembre 2010
Joseph J. Spengler Best Book Prize Call for Nominations
In 2004 the History of Economics Society established the Joseph J. Spengler Prize for the best book in the history of economics. With the prize there is a stipend of $500 plus travel expenses up to $500 to attend the presentation at the Society's annual conference. Eligibility: Original, authored books in the history of economics published, in English, during the two calendar years preceding the HES Meeting at which the award is presented (this year, from 1 January 2009 - 31 December 2010). Scholarly books and monographs are eligible, as are English-language translations of scholarly books in the history of economics, but neither textbooks, doctoral dissertations, nor edited volumes are eligible. Nomination process: Any publisher may nominate one or two books and should submit a nominating note and four copies of the book for each book nominated. Any individual, including a book's author, may submit a nominating note and four copies of the book nominated. Eligible books may be re-nominated in successive years. (Individual nominators may wish to ask the nominee's publisher to supply the copies. Before nominating a book individuals may wish to check with the HES Secretary to ensure that the book has not already been nominated). To be considered, nominations (and the four book copies) must be received no later than December 31, 2010. Nominations should be submitted to: Tim Leonard, Secretary, History of Economics Society, Department of Economics,Princeton University, Fisher Hall, Princeton, NJ, United States, 08544.
lunedì 13 settembre 2010
2011 HES Distinguished Fellow Award: Call for Nominations
The History of Economics Society Distinguished Fellow Committee (as determined by the HES Constitution - Chair: Steve Medema, and Members: Avi Cohen and Sandra Peart) invites nominations for the HES Distinguished Fellow award to be presented at the HES 2011 annual meeting June 17-20 at the University of Notre Dame (Indiana).
Nominations should include a statement about the candidate that can be the basis for the award citation, and a CV and/or biographical statement. For examples of past citations, please see the HES website links to "Awards and Honors" then "Distinguished Fellows" or directly visit the web page: http://historyofeconomics.org/Fellows.cfm.
Please send nomination materials to Professor Steven G. Medema, Department of Economics, CB 181, University of Colorado Denver, Denver, CO 80217-3364, USA or to steven.medema@ucdenver.edu by December 17, 2010. Email submissions are preferred.
Nominations should include a statement about the candidate that can be the basis for the award citation, and a CV and/or biographical statement. For examples of past citations, please see the HES website links to "Awards and Honors" then "Distinguished Fellows" or directly visit the web page: http://historyofeconomics.org/Fellows.cfm.
Please send nomination materials to Professor Steven G. Medema, Department of Economics, CB 181, University of Colorado Denver, Denver, CO 80217-3364, USA or to steven.medema@ucdenver.edu by December 17, 2010. Email submissions are preferred.
giovedì 29 luglio 2010
CALL FOR APPLICATION Ph.D. IN ECONOMICS, GRADUATE SCHOOL IN SOCIAL, ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL SCIENCES (GSSEPS)
UNIVERSITY OF MILAN
SCADENZA 31/08/2010
The Graduate School in Social, Economic and Political Sciences (GSSEPS) of the University
of Milan is pleased to inform you that it is now open (for the Academic Year 2010/2011) the
Call for Application, based on qualifications and interviews, for admission to the Ph.D. in
Economics.
10 students will be admitted to this Ph.D. program - 5 of these with a scholarship.
The deadline for application is strictly August 31st, 2010
The complete Call is available at:
http://www.unimi.it/ricerca/dottorati/44415.htm
A synthesis of the Call for Application in English (with more information about the structure of
studies and how to apply) is available at:
http://www.graduateschool.unimi.it/call_2010_11.html
SCADENZA 31/08/2010
The Graduate School in Social, Economic and Political Sciences (GSSEPS) of the University
of Milan is pleased to inform you that it is now open (for the Academic Year 2010/2011) the
Call for Application, based on qualifications and interviews, for admission to the Ph.D. in
Economics.
10 students will be admitted to this Ph.D. program - 5 of these with a scholarship.
The deadline for application is strictly August 31st, 2010
The complete Call is available at:
http://www.unimi.it/ricerca/dottorati/44415.htm
A synthesis of the Call for Application in English (with more information about the structure of
studies and how to apply) is available at:
http://www.graduateschool.unimi.it/call_2010_11.html
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