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  • JGEA - Call for Co- and Associate Editors
    The Journal of Global Economic Analysis (JGEA) wishes to appoint a Co-Editor and two or more Associate Editors. The new Co-Editor would work with the existing Co-Editors (Thomas Hertel and Niven Winchester) to provide strategic leadership for the journal, in addition to performing the duties of an Associate Editor. The Associate Editors will assist with the journal's day-to-day operations and help develop and promote the journal. Day-to-day duties include identifying expert reviewers for submitted manuscripts, evaluating submissions, and advising authors on how to improve their papers. Development activities include ensuring that the journal is visible in key citation indexes and journal rankings, and refining manuscript management procedures. Both the Co-Editor and Associate Editor positions are unpaid appointments for a four-year term beginning in early 2027. Individuals wishing to apply for either position should submit a curriculum vitae and a cover letter explaining their suitability for the position they are applying for by 30 November 2026. Applications should be submitted by email to Ginger Batta (gbatta@purdue.edu).

    Deadline: 11/30/2026


  • Uni Hohenheim - PhD position
    The Department of Ecological-Economic Policy Modelling (420d) at the University of Hohenheim, Germany, is looking for a highly motivated PhD candidate (f/m/d, 65%). The doctoral project focuses on demand elasticities for organic food and on how information campaigns influence biodiversity-friendly food purchases. The work is mainly applied econometrics: estimating demand systems (e.g. AIDS or EASI) with household scanner panel data and evaluating a quasi-experimental information campaign using difference-in-differences or event-study designs. The successful candidate will join a collaborative, interdisciplinary and international team working on ecosystems, environmental policy, consumer behaviour and sustainability impacts. Requirements: a completed Master's degree in agricultural economics, economics, environmental economics or a related field; solid skills in econometrics and quantitative methods; very good programming skills in R or Stata; and excellent written and spoken English. Experience with household scanner data, demand system estimation or (quasi-)experimental evaluation is an advantage.

    Deadline: 12/1/2026





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