The Tobin Project is now accepting applications for Fellowships from doctoral students in the Northeast undertaking work related to the Tobin Project’s initiatives in Economic Regulation, Institutions of Democracy, and Inequality.  The graduate student program seeks to foster rigorous, policy-relevant research on some aspect of the relationship between markets and democratic politics.  We are interested in supporting relevant work from all the social sciences.
Successful applicants will receive up to $2,000 of research funds to help support their work and will be invited to one of two series of interdisciplinary graduate student seminars held in Cambridge, MA, and New Haven, CT, during the fall and winter of 2013.  At these forums they will receive feedback on their work from other fellowship recipients.  You can find a detailed brochure, along with further information about the Tobin Project’s graduate student programs, at http://www.tobinproject.org/community/graduate-students.

We will consider applications on a rolling basis, but to receive funding for the summer of 2013 applicants should submit materials by March 1st, 2013.

Contact:

Paul M. B. Gutierrez

pgutierrez@tobinproject.org

Phone: 617.547.2600
Fax: 617.547.2601
Website: www.tobinproject.org
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