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JOURNAL OF NATURAL RESOURCES * Call For Papers

POLICY RESEARCH

 

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY SUMMER * Course Announcement

PROGRAM IN APPLIED ECONOMETRICS

 

THE FILENE RESEARCH INSTITUTE * PhD Research Grants

 

BONN GRADUATE SCHOOL OF * PhD Program Scholarships

ECONOMICS, UNIVERSITY OF BONN

 

NATIONAL BANK OF BELGIUM * Research Positions

 

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CALL FOR PAPERS

 

NEW JOURNAL

 

JOURNAL OF NATURAL RESOURCES POLICY RESEARCH

ROUTLEDGE - TAYLOR & FRANCIS GROUP

 

Date of Publication: January 2009

 

Editor: Chennat Gopalakrishnan, Professor

University of Hawaii at Manoa

 

For information about the editorial board,

please visit the journal website at:

 

www.informaworld.com/rjnr

 

 

Journal of Natural Resources Policy Research, a peer-

reviewed quarterly journal, publishes original policy-

oriented papers addressing a broad range of natural

resource fields including water, minerals, energy,

fisheries, and forestry in a synthesizing fashion, rather

than as stand-alone specialty areas. It will also publish

papers on the natural resource implications of climate

change, natural disasters, and biodiversity loss, among

others. The papers, ideally, will be based on both

conceptual and empirical studies and will be primarily

policy-focused. Our goal is to foster productive dialog

among the disparate sectors in the broad field of natural

resources and among various social science perspectives

leading to an improved understanding of institutional and

economic dynamics and informed policy making.

 

 

TOPICS:

 

We are inviting original papers in policy analysis, policy

modeling, policy surveys and synthesis, institutional

analysis, conceptual/theoretical papers, case studies and

case histories from academic and non-academic experts in

the natural resources and environmental field. We are

looking for papers dealing with, but not limited to, the

following topics:

 

 

1. Natural resource policy broadly defined - scope and

dimensions

2. Holistic vs. sector-specific approach

3. Policy framework - components, sequencing, linkages,

integration, robustness

4. Conceptual/theoretical paradigms - rationale and

evolutionary perspectives

5. Country studies, case studies, case histories, survey

papers

6. Natural resource policy modeling

7. Natural resource institutions - design and

implementation

8. Natural resource policy crafting - ownership,

allocation, planning, development, markets and

pricing, conservation

9. Natural resources and political externalities; public

choice and rent-seeking

10. Natural resource use and environmental quality

11. Public-private partnership issues

12. Natural resources and institutional entropy

13. Transboundary, transnational, and transgenic resources

14. Natural resource policy - efficiency, equity, and

sustainability

15. Trigger issues - climate change, natural disasters,

human disasters, deforestation, endangered species,

invasive species, environmental pollution

 

The deadline for submission of full-fledged papers, prepared

in accordance with the guidelines of JNRPR is June 15, 2008.

Please see:

 

www.informaworld.com/rjnr

 

Please limit your paper to a maximum of 6,000 words. Submit all

manuscripts electronically to:

 

Email: MAILTO:jonrpr@gmail.com

 

 

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SUMMER PROGRAM IN APPLIED ECONOMETRICS

 

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY

Washington, DC

 

May 12 - 16, 2008

INFORMATION THEORETIC AND ENTROPY ECONOMETRICS

Amos Golan

American University

 

May 27 - May 31, 2008

COMPUTATIONAL ECONOMICS

John Rust

University of Maryland, College Park

 

 

The Department of Economics of American University,

Washington, DC, is pleased to announce two upcoming summer

program courses, "Information Theoretic and Entropy

Econometrics," with Amos Golan, American University and

"Computational Economics," with John Rust, University of

Maryland, College Park.

 

The primary purpose of the summer program in applied

econometrics is to provide students, researchers and

faculty with state of the art econometric methods for

analyzing data in the Social Sciences. Each day of the

week-long course consists of morning lectures that develop

the basic concepts and philosophy as well as their

applications to real economic problems and data. Each

afternoon, these methods will be applied and practiced in

the computer lab. These daily tutorials and work in the

computer lab provide students with 'hands on' experience in

using these methods with real data.

 

 

TARGET GROUP AND REQUIREMENTS:

 

Each course in the program is open to students who have

completed at least a year of econometrics at the Ph.D.

level, to professional economists, researchers and

econometricians who work in government agencies, non-

governmental organizations and in the private market.

 

 

CLASS MATERIALS:

 

The text for each class will be announced prior to the

class and will include a text book and/or a reader

consisting of a collection of papers.

 

 

DAILY SCHEDULE:

 

 

Classes begin at 9:00 am and end at 4:30 or 5:00 pm. There

will be a morning coffee break, a lunch break and an

afternoon break.

 

 

REGISTRATION:

 

Please visit:

 

www.american.edu/cas/econ/summerprogram/summer_program1.htm

 

for information on how to register.

 

 

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:

 

Further questions about this program should be directed to:

 

CONTACT: Amos Golan

Professor and Director of Summer Program

Department of Economics

 

Further questions about registration and administrative

issues should be directed to:

 

CONTACT: Jeremy Parker

Department of Economics

American University

Roper Hall 105

4400 Massachusetts Ave NW

Washington, DC 20016

Tel: (202) 885-3770

Fax: (202) 885-3790

Email: MAILTO:econ@american.edu

 

 

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THE FILENE RESEARCH INSTITUTE

 

PhD Research Grants

 

 

Through independent research and innovation programs, the

Filene Research Institute explores issues vital to the

future of consumer finance and specifically credit unions.

Through the Institute, leading scholars analyze managerial

problems, public policy questions, and consumer needs for

the benefit of the credit union movement. Our name honors

Edward A. Filene, the father of U.S. credit unions. Known

as a brilliant businessperson and wise philanthropist,

Filene relied on solid, innovative research when

encouraging credit union development. His spirit lives on

as we pursue knowledge that benefits credit unions, their

members, and all consumers of financial services.

 

 

PHD GRANTS:

 

The Filene Research Institute has a limited number of

Research Grants available for PhD students in 2008. Each

grant is worth up to $5,000. A maximum of 5 grants will be

awarded in 2008.

 

 

QUALIFICATIONS:

 

Grants will be awarded to active PhD candidates researching

issues related to consumer finance topics. Grantees will be

asked to (a) furnish periodic updates to Filene on the

progress they are making in their studies, (b) deliver a

final copy of their research to Filene for potential

publication and/or excerpting and (c) if applicable,

present their findings to the credit union community

(Filene will cover any travel costs).

 

 

APPLICATION PROCEDURE:

 

Send a one page letter of interest indicating the research

topic and its relevance to consumer finance issues, along

with your CV by April 30th to:

 

CONTACT: George Hofheimer

Chief Research Officer

Filene Research Institute

PO Box 2998

Madison, WI 53701-2998

Email: MAILTO:georgehofheimer@filene.org

Tel: 608.231.8497

Web: www.filene.org

 

 

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BONN GRADUATE SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS (BGSE)

UNIVERSITY OF BONN

 

Sponsored by the German Excellence Initiative

 

PhD Program, Scholarships Available

 

 

The Bonn Graduate School of Economics (BGSE) offers a

distinguished PhD program for outstanding students holding

a bachelor's or master's degree (or equivalent) in

economics or related fields (such as mathematics,

statistics, business administration, accounting and

finance).

 

 

DESCRIPTION:

 

All BGSE activities are conducted in English. Students are

offered grants to cover living expenses and are provided

with adequate office space. The expected length of study is

four years for students entering the program with a

master's degree and five years for students entering with a

bachelor's degree.

 

 

APPLICATION PROCEDURE:

 

The application includes a form that must be filled in

online as well as a letter of motivation, short CV,

academic transcripts (including, if available, performance

of applicants relative to their cohort), two confidential

letters of recommendation from academic teachers, and

TOEFL/GRE score reports that must be sent by regular mail

to:

 

CONTACT: Bonn Graduate School of Economics

Prof. Urs Schweizer

Department of Economics

Adenauerallee 24

53113 Bonn, Germany

 

Applications are only considered if they are complete and

received by May 15th, 2008. Courses start in October 2008.

 

For details of the doctoral program, admission, and

scholarships please visit the homepage of the BGSE:

 

www.bgse.uni-bonn.de

 

For general information on the University of Bonn, please

refer to:

 

www.uni-bonn.de/en/The_University.html

 

 

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NATIONAL BANK OF BELGIUM

 

Research Department

 

Research Positions

 

 

The Research Department of the National Bank of Belgium

invites applications of Ph.D. economists for several

temporal research positions. Applicants are expected to do

research related to one of the following projects:

 

- empirical analysis of external trade developments and

performances;

- DSGE modelling;

- public finance;

- monetary policy.

 

 

JOB QUALIFICATIONS:

 

The candidates should hold a Ph.D. in Economics, have a

strong quantitative background and a proven research record

or potential.

 

Particular interest and experience on topics closely

related to the research projects is desired. Publications

in international refereed journals have a high priority.

 

The positions have a maximum duration of two years (two

one-year contracts). Part-time and short term contracts are

possible. The salary will depend on the relevant

experience.

 

 

APPLICATION PROCEDURE:

 

Applicants should send their CV, a list of publications and

a copy of their best papers. Applications should be sent

to:

 

Email: MAILTO:recruitment@nbb.be

 

Two letters of recommendation should be sent directly by

the referees to the hereafter-mentioned contact person.

 

Further information may be obtained from:

 

CONTACT: Ivo Maes

Tel: +32.2.221.27.96

Email: MAILTO:ivo.maes@nbb.be

 

or in case of absence, from:

 

CONTACT: Raf Wouters

Tel: +32.2.221.54.41

Email: MAILTO:rafael.wouters@nbb.be

 

or from the website:

 

www.nbb.be

 

Deadline for applications is April 15. Post-deadline

applications may possibly also be considered.

 

 

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