Researchers in Development Economics

THE TRAINING AND MOBILITY NETWORK FOR THE ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF CONFLICT TAMNEAC) is recruiting
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Early Stage Researchers (ESR) and
Experienced Researchers (ER)
in Development Economics
The TAMNEAC project analyses the drivers, forms and socio‐economic consequences of various types of mass violent conflict, including war, from an economic perspective, as well as the risk management strategies of individuals and households to cope with conflict. The project is funded by the European Commission’s Marie Curie Initial Training Networks.
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aviour ‐ Patricia Jus Université Libre de Bruxelles, Belgium (2 ESR) ilip Verwimp
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arriage and Household Formation ‐ Ph Oxford Policy Management, UK (1 ESR ) ephen Jones
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atural Resources and Conflict ‐ St PlaNet Guarantee, France (1 ESR) a Régent
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isk Management through Microinsurance ‐ Sabrin Institut d'Anàlisi Econòmica (CSIC), Spain (1 ESR)
Polarization and Conflict ‐ Joan Esteban
 Peace Research Institute Oslo (PRIO), Norway (1 ESR)
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aternal and Reproductive Health ‐ Henrik Urdal Humboldt‐Universität zu Berlin, Germany (1 ER)
Agriculture and Trade ‐ Harald von Witzke The positions are available from autumn 2011 for a duration of three or two years for ESR and ER, respectively, with a competitive salary according to EU regulations. The network provides an excellent opportunity for scientific and personal development, with regular training events and secondments in Europe and conflict‐affected countries a
round the world. For further information on requirements, deadlines and research projects, please visit www.diw.de/tamneac.