TEDUTRC conducts high quality research in the field of economics, particularly in its areas of expertise: Turkish Economy and International Economics. Among TEDUTRC’s main objectives are to provide policy recommendations on trade issues to policymakers, to collaborate with other centers of research excellence and to provide opportunities for young scholars working in its research areas.
Institute for Corruption Studies (ICS) is an independent research institute within the Department of Economics at the Illinois State University. We are a group of researchers who study the causes and the consequences of different forms of corruption at the city, state, and national levels in the United States.
Public Economics & Economic Policy (JEL H)
Ulster University has a national and international reputation for excellence, innovation and regional engagement and continues to make a major contribution to the economic, social and cultural development of Northern Ireland. As Northern Ireland’s civic university, Ulster University is grounded in the heart of the community and strives to make a lasting contribution to society as a whole. Renowned for its world-class teaching, Ulster aims to transform lives, stretch minds and develop the skills required by a growing economy. The outcomes of our research have global significance with local relevance, and contribute to the social, economic and cultural betterment of our region. Although the University can trace its roots back to the Victorian era, our sights are set firmly on the future. Our students are at the centre of everything we do, and each of our four campuses provides a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate courses that will engage our students and give them the skills they need to carve out their careers. This is a new era for Ulster University as we are embarking on an ambitious plan for the next five years with a strategic vision that will take us to our fiftieth anniversary in 2034. At Ulster University we want to build on our successes and leave a legacy that is strong and dynamic.
Fakultät Statistik, Technische Universität Dortmund
With 6,200 employees in research, teaching and administration and its unique profile, TU Dortmund University shapes prospects for the future. The interaction between engineering and natural science as well as social and cultural studies drives both technological innovations and progress in knowledge and methodology. It is not only the roughly 34,600 students who benefit from this. The Faculty of Statistics is the unique autonomous Faculty of Statistics in the German-speaking region, offering a versatile research environment by managing and participating in several Collaborative Research Centers (SFBs) in the fields of Statistics, Computer Science, and Engineering. The Faculty of Statistics at TU Dortmund University is seeking to fill the position of a Professor (W1) in “Econometrics” commencing as soon as possible. The successful candidate is expected to represent the field of “Econometrics” in research and teaching. We seek a candidate holding an excellent PhD and with first relevant peer-reviewed publications in econometrics and statistical methods published in internationally recognized journals. Applicants should contribute to collaborative research projects within and outside TU Dortmund University. Experience with interdisciplinary research alliances and collaborations as well as in raising third-party funds is an asset. An adequate contribution to the faculty’s curriculum in German and English is expected, in particular with respect to the planned English language master program “Econometrics”. The successful candidate possesses the necessary social and leadership skills and is willing to be involved in academic self-governance. The recruitment requirements are based on § 36 and § 37 HG NRW (law governing universities in NRW). The appointment is initially for three years as a temporary civil servant. In the course of the third year, this status will be reviewed and may be extended for a further three years depending on performance. TU Dortmund University strives to increase the number of women in academic research and therefore strongly encourages women to apply. TU Dortmund University is an equal opportunity employer and gives preference to candidates with disabilities if equally qualified. TU Dortmund University supports the compatibility of work and family life and promotes gender equality in the university community. Please send your meaningful applications, including the usual documents (CV, list of publications and presentation, etc.), preferably by e-mail (in one pdf-file) to the following address by 06.01.2019 Dean of the Faculty of Statistics Professor Dr. Katja Ickstadt TU Dortmund University 44221 Dortmund - Germany tel.: 0049-231/755-3109 fax: 0049-231/755-3918 e-mail: dekanat@statistik.tu-dortmund.de www.statistik.tu-dortmund.de
Centre for WTO Studies, CRIT, Indian Institute of Foreign Trade
The Centre for WTO Studies was set up in the year 1999 to be a permanent repository of WTO negotiations-related knowledge and documentation. It was also envisaged that the Centre would evolve into a research unit with interest in trade in general and WTO in particular to finally develop into an independent think tank in the area. The Centre was later situated in the Indian Institute of Foreign Trade in November 2002. Over the years, the Centre has conducted a robust research programme with a series of papers in all spheres of interest at the WTO. It is currently engaging itself in an exercise to back its research with an equally robust publication programme. The Centre has also created a specialised e-repository of important WTO documents, especially related to India, in its Trade Resource Centre. It has been regularly called upon by the Government of India to undertake research and provide independent analytical inputs to help it develop positions in its various trade negotiations, both at the WTO and other forums such as Free and Preferential Trade Agreements and Comprehensive Economic Cooperation Agreements. Additionally, the Centre has been actively interfacing with industry and Government units as well as other stakeholders through its Outreach and Capacity Building programmes by organizing seminars, workshops, subject specific meetings etc. The Centre thus also acts as a platform for consensus building between stakeholders and policy makers.
The Think Forward Initiative (TFI) is a multidisciplinary and open movement that promotes research and practical solutions to empower people to make better financial decisions. The TFI is supported by a partnership between ING, the Centre for Economic Policy Research (CEPR), Deloitte, Dimension Data, and Dell EMC.
Department of Commerce, Manipal Academy of Higher Education
Commissione di Vigilanza sui Fondi Pensione
The Institute for Business and Finance Research
The Institute for Business and Finance Research was established in 2005 to foster quality business and finance research. We sponsor two academic conferences per year and publish eight academic journals. We work hard to provide a true bilingual platform for researchers from multiple cultures to exchange their ideas and research.
The Bank of Greece is the central bank of Greece. It was established in 1927 by an Annex to the Geneva Protocol and started operations in May 1928. As from January 2001, the Bank of Greece is an integral part of the Eurosystem, which consists of the European Central Bank (ECB) and the national central banks (NCBs) of the European Union (EU) Member States participating in the euro area. This implies that the Bank of Greece contributes through its activities to the achievement of the objectives and the performance of the tasks of the Eurosystem, which defines and implements monetary policy in the euro area.
The German Council of Economic Experts is an academic body that advises on economic policy issues. Set up by law in 1963, it is mandated with the task of providing an impartial expert view in the form of periodic assessments of macroeconomic developments in Germany, thus helping economic policymakers and the general public to make informed decisions. The Council is fully independent in its advisory role and operates in a transparent manner. It describes the current economic situation and its likely future development, highlighting any adverse trends and possible ways of averting or mitigating them. To this end it discusses various indicators of economic output, quality of life, sustainability, and politically defined targets. It also analyses the progress, opportunities and risks of current economic policies and identifies potentially conflicting objectives. The Council’s reports and assessments form a key part of the economic policy debate in Germany and have significantly influenced the political decision-making process. The following is a list of the Council's individual tasks according to its legal mandate: Analysing the current economic situation and its likely development. Examining ways and means of ensuring steady and adequate growth within the framework of the free market-economy system, whilst simultaneously maintaining high employment, price stability and a foreign trade equilibrium. While taking into account the accumulation and distribution of earnings and capital. Pointing out the causes of current and potential conflicts of macroeconomic demand and supply. Pointing out undesirable developments and examining ways and means of avoiding or eliminating these without suggesting specific economic or socio-economic measures. In line with its legal mandate, the Council compiles and publishes an Annual Economic Report which is released in mid-November. In order to assess particular current problems and depending on the mandate issued by the government, the Council also prepares ad-hoc Special Reports. Since 2005, the Council has also been releasing Occasional Reports on selected topics upon the request of the Federal Government. Since 2014, the Council has additionally published annual economic forecast updates in spring. ORGANISATION The Council of Economic Experts consists of five members who are specialists in the field of economic theory and economic policy. They are appointed every five years by the Federal President on the recommendation of the Federal Government. Reappointments are permitted. The Council then selects one of its members as chairperson for three years. The Council of Economic Experts is supported by the Staff chaired by the secretary general. Furthermore, the Council resorts to the Liaision Office at the Federal Statistical Office in matters of organisation and statistics.
Faculty of Economic Sciences, Warsaw University of Life Sciences WULS - SGGW
Faculty of Economic Sciences of Warsaw University of Life Sciences WULS - SGGW
The Center for Financial Development and Stability is a newly founded Chinese think tank at the School of Economics of Henan University that offers with its research a broad look at applied and theoretical issues relevant to China and the world.
The Armenian Economic Association NGO is a nonprofit, nonpartisan, organization dedicated to promoting scholarship in economics. Founded in 2006, the aims of the Armenian Economic Association are: - to contribute to the development of economics education - to encourage the research and study of economic activity - to develop and promote cooperation among academic, private, and public sector researchers - to develop and promote cooperation with international scholars and educators, and educational and research institutions - to provide a platform for the free and open discussion of economic and public policy issues
Dokuz Eylul University, Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences
http://iibf.deu.edu.tr Dokuz Eylul University, Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences