QUESTIONSEERC 27th Workshop (Fall 2009)
Venue: Kyiv School of Economics
| Event Date/Time: Dec 19, 2009 | End Date/Time: Dec 21, 2009 |
| Registration Date: Oct 12, 2009 | |
| Abstract Submission Date: Oct 12, 2009 | |
| Paper Submission Date: Oct 12, 2009 |
Report as SpamDescription
EERC biannual research workshops are designed to promote peer-review and exchange of ideas among junior CIS researchers and international resource persons. The workshops also constitute a transparent project evaluation mechanism, with specialized teams of distinguished international economists leading the peer-review process, discussing papers and mentoring projects throughout the grant period.
EERC 27th Workshop constitutes the final review stage of the Fall 2009 competition. Proposals selected for the final review stage of the competition will be presented at the December 2009 research workshop (at the Kyiv School of Economics); interim and final reports on funded projects – in June 2010 and December 2010, respectively. The final output of each project shall be a working paper/article and a policy brief. The best research findings will be published in the EERC working papers and e-print series.
The goal of the Fall 2009 competition is to support policy-relevant research projects under five priority areas (see Thematic focus below). Research supervision is provided through biannual workshops, as well as consultations with program staff and resource persons.
Proposals are solicited in the following five areas with relevance to current policy concerns in the CIS:
• Enterprises and product markets
• Labor markets and social policy
• Macro, financial markets and open economy
• Public economics
• International trade and regional integration
Applicants must be CIS citizens permanently resident or spending at least 50% of the grant period in the CIS countries. EERC admits participants of any faith, race, color, and ethnic origin to all rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to individuals through EERC.
All applications should be submitted online at http://www.eerc.ru/Registration/Research.
Contacts:
• Galina Yarmanova, Program Coordinator, gyarmanova@eerc.kiev.ua
• Natalya Bystrytska, Grants Manager, nbystrytska@eerc.kiev.ua
• Vladimir Lapada, System administrator, vlap@eerc.kiev.ua
EERC 27th Workshop constitutes the final review stage of the Fall 2009 competition. Proposals selected for the final review stage of the competition will be presented at the December 2009 research workshop (at the Kyiv School of Economics); interim and final reports on funded projects – in June 2010 and December 2010, respectively. The final output of each project shall be a working paper/article and a policy brief. The best research findings will be published in the EERC working papers and e-print series.
The goal of the Fall 2009 competition is to support policy-relevant research projects under five priority areas (see Thematic focus below). Research supervision is provided through biannual workshops, as well as consultations with program staff and resource persons.
Proposals are solicited in the following five areas with relevance to current policy concerns in the CIS:
• Enterprises and product markets
• Labor markets and social policy
• Macro, financial markets and open economy
• Public economics
• International trade and regional integration
Applicants must be CIS citizens permanently resident or spending at least 50% of the grant period in the CIS countries. EERC admits participants of any faith, race, color, and ethnic origin to all rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to individuals through EERC.
All applications should be submitted online at http://www.eerc.ru/Registration/Research.
Contacts:
• Galina Yarmanova, Program Coordinator, gyarmanova@eerc.kiev.ua
• Natalya Bystrytska, Grants Manager, nbystrytska@eerc.kiev.ua
• Vladimir Lapada, System administrator, vlap@eerc.kiev.ua
Venue
Additional Information
EERC compensates travel and accommodation costs of out-of-town workshop participants (research project heads).
Restrictions
Invitation Only
