The Chair of Economic Policy at the University of Jena is seeking a full-time Research Associate (PhD Candidate). The position will begin on March 1, 2024, with an initial contract term of three years. Compensation will be in accordance with TV-L E13 guidelines. All applications should be submitted by November 30, 2023.

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The Chair of Development Economics (Professor Michael Grimm) of the School of Business, Economics and Information Systems of the University of Passau is looking for a Graduate Teaching Assistant in Development Economics (PhD Position). An excellent command of both English and German is required. The position is set to commence as soon as possible but no later than April 1, 2024. The contract is initially set for a duration of three years. Compensation will be based on the TV-L E13 scale, and the role is available at 66% of a full-time position. The deadline for application submissions is October 6, 2023.

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The Institute of Economics (Prof. Dr. Markus Ludwig) at Technische Universität Braunschweig is seeking to fill a full-time (100%) Doctoral Student position. The role, with a start date on or after 15.10.2023, has an initial contract term of three years. The salary will follow TV-L E13 guidelines. Applications must be submitted by 20.08.2023.

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The Institute for Economic Research, Department of International Economic Policy (Prof. Dr. Günther Schulze) at the University of Freiburg is seeking a teaching and research assistant (50%). Planned start date of employment is 01.11.2023, or as otherwise agreed. The position is limited to 31.10.2026. The salary will be determined in accordance with TV-L E13. The closing date for applications is 16.08.2023.

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The Department of Political Science (IPZ) at the University of Zurich invites applications for a

Head of Research Area “Governance of Global Inequalities”

The successful candidate will be responsible for research and teaching in the area of the political governance of global inequalities. Applicants can have a background in international/comparative political economy, international relations, or in political philosophy, and their research and/or teaching should relate to PPE (‚Politics, Philosophy and Economics‘). Within the broader substantive area, specialized attention might be given to issues such as the governance of global climate change agreements and policies, the regulation of migration flows, trade imbalances, developing economies and emerging markets, or changing geopolitical hierarchies. Irrespective of the substantive orientation, the successful candidate’s research should have a focus on the political governance of transnational economic, political, or social inequalities, and show an interest in empirical and normative questions and implications.

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