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Find similar grantsPolitical Economy Fellowship is sponsored by Independent Social Research Foundation. This fellowship supports independent-minded researchers working in Political Economy, broadly defined to include the social scientific study of economies across disciplines. The work should be conceptually innovative, interdisciplinary, and unlikely to be funded by existing funding bodies.
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PEF5 | Independent Social Research Foundation Political Economy Fellowship (PEF5) In April 2022, the ISRF launched its fifth Political Economy Research Fellowship competition. Having received a number of strong proposals, the Selection Panel met in January 2023, and voted to make five awards.
Political Economy Fellow 2023-25 Political Economy Fellow 2023-24 Political Economy Fellow 2023-25 Political Economy Fellow 2023-24, Lecture Series 2025 Political Economy Fellow 2023-24 For the following projects: An Archaeology of reproductive subsumption: classing the household, women and ecology in Senegambia Women in the global South experience multiple forms of oppression, irregular, low-paid work at the bottom...
Regimes of Accumulation and the Carceral State in England and Wales This project examines the forms of expropriation and accumulation which are generated and circulated... Cripping the Exhaustion Economy: Radically Reimagining the Neoliberal Academy from the Sick Bed This project will develop a ‘Crip’ Political Economy approach to understand the dual problems of burnout...
Plastic Economies: Power, Politics, and Ecological Futures Across the ‘East-East’ Petrochemical Circuit As the key raw material in the production of plastics and other synthetic commodities, petroleum-derived...
Welfare transformations and children’s reproductive labour: Advancing social reproduction theory through interdisciplinary dialogue This project advances understandings of social reproduction by developing an innovative interdisciplinary... if (window. location.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Independent-minded researchers working in Political Economy. Scholars from within Europe are eligible, normally within 10 years of PhD award and with a permanent appointment at an institution of higher education and research. Independent Scholars intending to pursue or complete independent research and desiring an affiliation to an institution of higher education and research within Europe are also eligible. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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