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PhD in Analysis and Governance of Sustainable Development, Venice 2006
The Università Ca?T Foscari di Venezia, in collaboration with the
Università IUAV di Venezia organised by the School for Advanced Studies
in Venice Foundation are pleased to announce the

Research Doctorate in
ANALYSIS AND GOVERNANCE OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
Academic Year 2006/2007
Call for Applications:
There are 6 places in total with 5 scholarships available *****ccessful
candidates.
Two of the five scholarships are directly bound to the research areas
?osustainability of territorial transformations on coastal and insular
areas" and is financed by THETIS S.p.a and ?oAnalysis and Governance of
Sustainable Development in China? financed by Venice International
University (VIU)

Obligatory requirements for application:
Candidates are obliged to provide a detailed Curriculum Vitae and a
Research proposal (as detailed below) together with complete compiled
applications and other relevant qualifications as specified in detail in
the rules and regulations found on:
http://www.isav.it/english/callforapplications22cycle.htm.

Research Proposal
The candidate will be required to develop a research project concerning
sustainable development, based on analysis, evaluation and planning.
Both the research method and approach must be interdisciplinary in
nature. The project must state which research instruments are to be used,
such as environmental evaluation, economic evaluation, definition of
indicators and multi-criteria analysis, geographical information systems
etc. The utility of the new procedures suggested must be specified when
developing policies, in particular with regard *****stainability and
governance. These may directly involve planning, decision support systems,
change management, legal aspects etc. It may be useful to refer to
specific subject areas such as the integrated management of coastal areas,
risk analysis and redevelopment of industrial sites, integrated
management of water supplies, governance and civilian society in the
Me***erranean area. The project proposal length must not exceed 20,000
characters, spaces included.
Project proposals bound to the stipulated research areas:
Where the candidate intends to compete for one or both of the
externally funded scholarships (offered by Thetis and VIU) he/ she is required
to develop individual research project proposals coherent to the titles
as stated. The aforementioned guidelines given for the research
proposals are also applicable for the thematically bound scholarships.

Deadlines
Call for applications must be received on the 16th of June 2006
according to the detailed application regulations found on the following link
http://www.isav.it/english/callforapplications22cycle.htm. and by
clicking on the "Rules and Regulations" and then clicking on Extract A, B &
C.
Further Information
Further information regarding the 3 doctoral programmes of excellence
organised by the School for Advanced Studies in Venice Foundation can be
found on http://www.isav.it/english/index.htm
Detailed information on the PhD programme on Analysis and Governance of
Sustainable Development can be found on the following website:
http://www.isav.it/english/governance/index.htm
or by contacting Marni Wood, Secretariat PhD programme in Analysis and
Governance of Sustainable Development Email: dago@univiu.org
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Marni Wood
PhD in Analysis and Governance of Sustainable Development
VENICE INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY
Isola di San Servolo
30124 Venezia - Italy
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Tel: + 39 041 2719 511
Fax: + 39 041 2719 510
E-mail: dago@univiu.org
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Peace through Health Travelling Studentships
Peace through Health Travelling Studentships
For a research project...
Deadline: July 1 - Annually
Population Health Research Institute is offering a paid studentship for
up to two students to undertake a research project in Peace through
Health. One of these studentships will be available to Canadian
students, and the other to students from other countries, to pursue a
project in Peace through Health.
The final product of the student''s research should include a report for
publication in the Peace through Health website. The amount available
for each studentship is up to CDN $2,500. This amount could be used to
support travel or living expenses when the student is away or can be
used towards the costs of the project.
The project must be undertaken within 6 months of the award and is
expected to last 4 to 6 weeks. A report is to be completed within 6
months of completion of the project.
The final form of the student''s research should both contribute to the
development of the career of the student and in advancing the Peace
through Health discipline. Possibilities include research work in
war-affected country; design of a research project; a systematic review
article; or a critical analysis of a relevant area. Possible topics
include but are not limited to: peace-through-health; health impact of
war and armed conflict; small arms/light weapons; health impact of
militarism; women and children''s health (impact of media violence, war
toys).
Click here
http://www.humanities.mcmaster.ca/peace-health/AboutPtH/About-PtH.htm
for more information about the Peace through Health discipline.
Submit 1-2 page proposal, your CV and at least one reference to PHRI by
July 1st of each year. The proposal should outline the research topic,
methodology, topic''s relevance to Peace through Health and outline what
form the final product will take. The students should also indicate how
they see the project enhancing their personal career goals. Please
submit by email to: phri @ ccc.mcmaster.ca
Contact:
Population Health Research Institute
McMaster University / Hamilton Health Sciences
237 Barton Street East, McMaster Wing, 2nd flr
Hamilton, ON, L8L 2X2
phri @ ccc.mcmaster.cã

Transitional Justice Fellowship Program
Transitional Justice Fellowship Program
For professionals to explore post-conflict strategies...
Deadline: June 1 2006
The fellowship programme will bring together 12 professionals from
select countries to Cape Town, South Africa for three months to explore
strategies to be used following a period of conflict or repressive rule
in order to bring about a more just society. For 2006 eligible
countries
are: any African country; any Middle Eastern country; any country from
the former Yugoslavia; Afghanistan, Burma, Cambodia, Indonesia, Sri
Lanka, and Timor-Leste. The programme seeks to empower people with
knowledge and analysis so that they may implement the lessons learned
from experiences in other nations in their own countries. The training
also aims to provide participants with the opportunity to develop a
practitioner''s network within and across these world regions.
The programme encourages fellows to engage in significant dialogue and
undertake productive collaboration with each other. To this end, it
includes regular core seminars, workshops, and conferences with
professors from universities in Cape Town and elsewhere. Throughout the
programme, fellows will be asked to share experiences, relate the
lessons of their academic work and fieldwork, and debate critical
issues
of transitional justice.
The fellowship is essentially a short sabbatical during which basic
expenses are covered. Flights to and from Cape Town are included.
Fellows receive sufficient financial support to pay for modest daily
expenses during the fellowship period, including food, transportation,
and entertainment. The programme also covers rent in modest
accommodations. Fellows have private lodgings in apartments shared with
other fellows located in a safe and secure housing complex near the
University of Cape Town and the Observatory neighbourhood in Cape Town.
Click here for more information.
Applications are invited from eligible individuals in any field
(including but not limited to human rights advocacy, law, journalism,
research, etc.) Applications must arrive by e-mail. Applications must
include:
* a completed application form;
* an up-to-date Curriculum Vitae;
* a fellowship statement, explaining your professional goals (1500
words maximum);
* two letters of recommendation from supervisors or others who
know
your professional potential (sent separately);
* relevant academic transcripts; and
certified statement attesting to English-language competency, if
English is not the candidates native language.
Click here
http://www.ictj.org/static/Fellowships/cape.fellow.app.2006.rtf
to download the application form.
Contact:
The Transitional Justice Fellowship Program
International Center for Transitional Justice (ICTJ)
20 Exchange Place, 33rd Floor
New York, NY 10005, USA
Fax: 1 (212) 509-6037
Fellowships @ ictj.org

Peace and Reconciliation Studies Scholarship - Master
Peace and Reconciliation Studies Scholarship
For Master''s studies...
Deadline: June 1 2006
The Centre for Peace and Reconciliation Studies at Coventry University
in England is offering eight scholarships to overseas (non-European
Union, or EU) students for their one-year Master''s programme in Peace
and Reconciliation Studies. The scholarship will cover the tuition
fees,
valued at Ê8500, and recipients will be responsible for securing funds
for subsistence and accommodation. It is meant *****pport the higher
education of people from low income countries outside the EU; that is,
applicants from the United States, Japan, and so on will not be
eligible.
The aim of the MA in Peace and Reconciliation Studies is to "enable
students to develop the knowledge and skill base necessary to
understand
the linkages between the different levels of destructive conflict in
the
world, to understand the theory and practice of peace-making and
peace-building at the various levels, and to evaluate alternative modes
of action and intervention in the attempt to transform violent and
destructive conflict along non-violent and constructive channels."
Click here
http://www.coventry.ac.uk/peacestudy
for more information about the Centre for Peace and Reconciliation
Studies and the MA programme.
To request information and application form, please contact Andrew
Rigby, details below.
Contact:
Andrew Rigby
Professor of Peace Studies
Centre for Peace and Reconciliation Ph.D. Fellowships in Economics, U Milan

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Ph.D. Fellowships in Economics
University of Milan (Italy)
The Ph.D. in Economics of the University of Milan offers advanced
research training in several fields of theoretical and applied
economics. During the first year, entirely spent in Italy, students
attend core courses in mathematics, econometrics, microeconomics,
macroeconomics, some selected field courses (including international
trade, and competition and regulation) and methodological courses
(including game theory and epistemology). Students?T achievements are
assessed through final examinations at the end of each group of
courses.
Students are encouraged to spend their second year abroad. Second-year
students are required to attend ad***ional courses and seminars in the
fields they have selected for their research activity. Moreover, by the
end of the year, each student is expected both to produce a first draft
paper for her/his dissertation and *****bmit and discuss a detailed
project of the whole thesis. The third year, usually spent in Italy, is
entirely devoted to the doctoral dissertation, under the supervision of
one or more members of the Faculty.
An exchange program covering all fields of economics is promoted with
Queen Mary, University of London, the University of Leicester and the
University of York in the United Kingdom, Boston College in the United
States, and the Université Catholique de Louvain in Belgium. Each
foreign institution accepts at least two students per year from our
Ph.D. program in Economics. Research students can also enrol in the two
recently launched joint Doctorates with Queen Mary, University of
London, and the University of Leicester, respectively.
For the academic year 2006-2007 there will be two selection phases. The
first and the second selection will be based on an interview. For the
first selection the interviews will be held in early June 2006. For the
second selection the interviews will be held in September 2006.
Detailed
information on the interview dates will be available on the Department
of Economics web site.
The amount of the scholarship is approximately 10,500 , per year.
To apply
Application forms are available at
http://www.economia.unimi.it/economics/admissions.php
For further information please visit
http://www.economia.unimi.it/economics/ or write to the Director of the
Ph.D. Program Prof. Franco Donzelli (franco.donzelli @ unimi.it)Studies

Ph.D. Programs in Economic, Sociology, Political Studies & Labour
Studies
Graduate School Social, Economic & Political Science (Italy)
CALL FOR APPLICATIONS õ?" 2006/2007
The Graduate School in Social, Economic and Political Sciences of the
University of Milan
The Graduate School in Social, Economic and Political Sciences of the
University of Milan (www.graduateschool.unimi.it) offers four Ph.D.
programs: Economics, Labour Studies, Political Studies and Sociology.
Each program focuses primarily on advanced training in the respective
discipline to enable students to master the dominant paradigms,
research
methods and essential literature. In ad***ion, the Graduate School
provides an opportunity for cross-disciplinary training in approaches
and methods. The objective is to teach graduate students to combine the
rigorous use of their disciplinary tool-kit with knowledge of the
tool-kits of adjacent disciplines. First year students of the four
doctorates share the same working environment at the Graduate School at
the University of Milan. This provides opportunities for interacting
and
exchanging research interests. Second and third year students will work
in close contact with their supervisor in the research departments
partners of the School. They will also be encouraged to spend at least
one term as visiting students in one of the foreign Universities which
are partners of the Graduate School. Admission is open to candidates
from all countries. A good knowledge of English is required. Several
scholarships are available for EU citizens and non-EU citizens resident
in the EU.
THE PH.D. PROGRAMS
Economics
The aim of this Ph.D. program is to provide advanced training in both
economic theory and applied economics for high level research in the
field. The duration of the doctoral program is three years and can be
extended up to four years. The first year is devoted to the main
courses
in quantitative methods, microeconomics and macroeconomics. During the
second year students are encouraged to spend a period as visiting
scholars abroad. The third year is devoted to the completion of the
dissertation. Web site: www.economia.unimi.it/economics
Labour Studies
The interdisciplinary Ph.D. program in Labour Studies aims at providing
high level training to doctoral students in all those disciplines which
are relevant to the understanding of labour issues in a complex
society,
i.e. labour economics, labour law, economic sociology, industrial
relations, welfare and labour policy, organizational-corporate studies.
At the same time, students will be trained to work at the frontier of
scientific research within a specific area with the final objective of
writing their dissertation. Web site: www.graduateschool.unimi.it
Political Studies (Institutions and Public Policies)
The aim of this doctoral program is to train professionals who can
undertake research within academic institutions and research institutes
as well as providing consultancy for political, economic, public or
private organizations. Students will acquire frontier knowledge in the
fields of political science and political philosophy and the most
advanced research methodologies to analyse complex institutions and
organisational processes. Web site:
www.sociol.unimi.it/dottorato/dottoratostp
Sociology
The aim of this program is to provide structured training in
theoretically-guided empirical research across a wide range of
sociological fields and to introduce students to current international
debates in both qualitative and quantitative social research. The Ph.D.
program in Sociology of the University of Milan has a longstanding
tra***ion of excellence. It was one of the first to be established in
the country and it has formed some of the most outstanding academic
sociologists who have gone on to make significant contributions to
teaching and research in Italy and abroad. Web site:
www.sociol.unimi.it/dottorato/dottoratosoc
HOW TO APPLY
For the academic year 2006-2007 there will be two selection phases. A
first selection procedure takes place in May 2006. There will be 5
scholarships, assigned as following:
Ph.D. in Economics õ?" 2 scholarships Ph.D. in Labour Studies õ?" 1
scholarship Ph.D. in Political Studies õ?" 1 scholarship Ph.D. in
Sociology õ?" 1 scholarship.
Two of these five scholarships are preferably designated to non EU
applicants. The amount of the scholarship is approximately 10.500 õ,ơ per
year.
The second selection will take place within July 2006 with a new call
for application. This selection will offer at least 1o positions with
scholarship and 14 positions without scholarship. Candidates that
applied in the first stage that did not obtain a scholarship but were
considered eligible may re-apply for the second selection.
The admission committee will be the same for every Ph.D. program in
both
stages. Students interested in applying to the Ph.D. programs of the
Graduate School are invited to fill in the application form and to
submit their Curriculum Vitae (CV); a research project in English; two
letters of recommendation; University courses with test scores and
final
GPA (grade point average); copy of the Master dissertation including an
English abstract; scientific publications, work experience if any,
other
qualifications and/or accomplishment. All these documents must be
submitted by May 30th, 2006. Students must specify which of the four
Ph.D. Programs of the Graduate School they are applying to.
The application form and further information can be downloaded from the
web-site of the Graduate School: www.graduateschool.unimi.it.
Students must hold the required degree before the final admission date.
For Italian candidates a õ?oLaurea Magistraleõ? (or a "Laurea
Quadriennale") is required; non Italian candidates are expected to hold
an equivalent degree (BA with honours plus preferably a postgraduate
degree).
The first and the second selection will be based on an interview. For
the first selection the interviews will be held in early June 2006. For
the second selection the interviews will be held in September 2006.
Detailed information on the interview dates will be available on the
Graduate School web site.
Classes will start in late September 2006.
Contact: Graduate School, Via Pace 10, 20121 Milano,Italy
email: Graduate.School @ unimi.it tel:39.02.50318985
Application has to be received by 30. May 2006.

PhD student in Economics, Econometrics or Finance - UVA
PhD student in Economics, Econometrics or Finance
Faculty of Economics and Business Administration, Vrije Universiteit,
Amsterdam (Netherlands)
The Faculty of Economics and Business Administration of the Vrije
Universiteit Amsterdam offers a
3-year PhD position in Economics, Finance or Econometrics
for the next academic year
Start of the programme: September 1, 2006
Deadline for application: June 1, 2006
Information:
Candidates are asked to describe in a motivation letter in what
research
topics they are interested. For one of those fields they should submit
a
research proposal of 2 A4-pages. The research proposal must be in
Economics, Econometrics, or Finance. The Faculty offers opportunities
to
attend conferences, to meet other international researchers and to
participate in high-quality discussion groups in support of
publications. The prospects for the Faculty''s doctoral graduates on the
labour market are excellent, both inside and outside the academic
world.
A contract of employment is offered, initially for a period of 12
months, extendable to three years upon a positive evaluation.
An indication of our research interests and top senior faculty can be
obtained from our website: http://www.feweb.vu.nl (See departments of
Economics; Econometrics; and Finance).
Salary:
The salary is based on the salary scales for PhD students.
Qualifications:
Applicants should have a MPhil degree with good grades in Economics,
Econometrics, Finance, or a related discipline. A strong drive for
fundamental academic research in economics, finance or econometrics is
expected. Proficiency in written and spoken English is required.
Applications:
Applications should contain the following documents:
- Motivation letter with research interests
- CV
- Copies of academic transcripts and diplomas
- Research proposal
- Two letters of recommendation
- A recent research paper or a summary in English of your MSc thesis
- If available: GRE test results
Further information and applications:
Drs. Ina Putter
FEWEB/VU, room 2A-30
De Boelelaan 1105
1081 HV Amsterdam
iputter @ feweb.vu.nl
We are looking forward to receiving your application by email.

PhD students in Management, Lugano, Switzerland
PhD students in Management
Università della Svizzera Italiana, Lugano Switzerland - University of
Lugano (Switzerland)
Applications are invited for a number of PhD scholarships in the
Schools
of Economics and Communication sciences at the University of Lugano.
for
students who want to pursue an academic career in the broadly defined
areas of international management, business strategy, organizational
behavior and finance.
Interested applicants may obtain information on individual positions
and
application procedures by downloading the calls available at the
address: http://www.unisi.ch/concorsi.htm.
Appointments will begin Fall semester of the academic year 2006-07.

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