Doctoral Fellowship - Politics of Data (Norway)
The Department hereby invites proposals for PhD projects that are aimed at developing new research on International Political Economy in the interface between International Environment and Development Studies. Priority will be given to creative and innovative proposals addressing "the politics of numbers" within or across the following thematic and theoretical foci:
1) Global Political Economy & International Regulation
2) Politics of Development
3) International Relations
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