The Tenth Doctoral School, organised by the UNU Institute on Comparative Regional Integration Studies (UNU-CRIS) and the Universidad Andina Simón Bolívar Sede Ecuador, will take place in Quito, Ecuador from 11-15 July 2022. The School offers lectures by leading academics on methods, theories, and new trends in Latin American, European, and Comparative Regionalism, and affords the next generation of researchers the opportunity to discuss and develop their research projects in tutorial sessions.
The Doctoral School is inviting applications from doctoral students and other early-career researchers from across the social science spectrum, in various stages of their research projects, who are seeking answers to questions within the framework of Latin American, European, or comparative regionalism.
The Doctoral School seeks to establish a network of researchers dealing with regionalism, based at universities across Latin America and beyond.
Applications are open until 31 May 2022. For full details, visit the UNU-CRIS website.
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Applications Open: Tenth Doctoral School on Latin American, European, and Comparative Regionalism
The Doctoral School seeks to establish a network of researchers dealing with regionalism, based at universities across Latin America and beyond.
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