JOE - February 2013
| NaUKMA's ARRM Research Bureau | |
| Exchange Scholar | |
| Position Title/Short Description |
Title: Exchange Scholar
Section: International: Other Academic (Temporary, Adjunct, Visiting, Part-Time)
Locations: Koktebel, Crimean Autonomous Republic, Ukraine
Ostroh, Rivne oblast (region), Ukraine
JEL Classification: 00 -- Default: Any Field
Keywords: labor finance, transfer pricing, rational emotions in financial economics, psychological game theory
JOE ID Number: 201302_397073
Section: International: Other Academic (Temporary, Adjunct, Visiting, Part-Time)
Locations: Koktebel, Crimean Autonomous Republic, Ukraine
Ostroh, Rivne oblast (region), Ukraine
JEL Classification: 00 -- Default: Any Field
Keywords: labor finance, transfer pricing, rational emotions in financial economics, psychological game theory
JOE ID Number: 201302_397073
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| Full Text of JOE Listing: |
Kyiv-Mohyla academy's ARRM (Armenian, Romano, Romanian and Moldovan) research bureau is looking for scholars who in 2013/2014 academic year expect to be one way or another exactly at half-way in their dissertation research. Formalities regarding your reaching Ph.D. candidacy status are overall not important; it is preferred that Cand. Sci. aspirants set both pre-defense and tentative defense dates during their stay. As a student you'll have an opportunity to travel around Ukraine, possibly teach a short course and work alone for a period of eight months. One would be interested in doing some fieldwork in an area of either majority or minority stratum. You will have opportunities to meet hefty Ukrainian scholars. Do expect help from theoreticians. An applicant can be an empiricist. Contact person: Pavel Hryh. Trisch
| Application Instructions: |
APPLICATION instructions. SUBMIT by electronic mail to p.trisch.wp07@wharton.upenn.edu:
(A) any written document from high school;
(B) abstract of one chapter in your dissertation.
We answer requests, if few errors inclusive of syntax and grammar; (C) any material written by you in which you try to make a classification of something (e.g. your research area or an area of your interest), putting some structure on it.
(A) any written document from high school;
(B) abstract of one chapter in your dissertation.
We answer requests, if few errors inclusive of syntax and grammar; (C) any material written by you in which you try to make a classification of something (e.g. your research area or an area of your interest), putting some structure on it.
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