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of the Department, as one of the leading development studies departments in the world. The department is looking for a candidate with strong expertise in political economy and/or development economics, with capacity
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, etc. The Department exercises leadership internationally in political economy, development and heterodox economics, and does so by bringing a unique regional lens to bear on its analysis. Research in
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. In London the Institute is situated in Bedford Square, the best-preserved Georgian square in London with a private central garden. The London Institute is part of the ‘larger academy’ of Bedford Square
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Location: Strand Campus Contact details: Sarah Bracking. [email protected] Job description The Department of International Development, King’s College London, is a young, innovative and
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Salary: Grade 8: £49,803.29 - £58,613.29 per annum inclusive of London Weighting (pro rata) Grade 9 : £60,239 - £69,132 per annum inclusive of London Weighting (pro rata) SOAS University of London
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development economics at an accomplished level. The successful candidate will join an interdisciplinary departmental community currently working on a wide range of topics including political economy, inequality
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Department of Political Economy seeks to appoint a Lecturer in Economics and Policy. The successful candidate will contribute to the Department through research and teaching, including the MSc in Economics and
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of International Development, King’s College London, is a young, innovative and contemporary department, with a focus on middle-income developing countries. The mission of the department is to explore the sources
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prepare students for the future world of work, increase the University's research and knowledge exchange, enhance its collaboration with local communities, business and industry, strengthen its impact on
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acclaimed, award-winning Town House building, the strategy will prepare students for the future world of work, increase the University's research and knowledge exchange, enhance its collaboration with local