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Lincoln Institute of Land Policy China Program
This fellowship program helps to promote international scholarly dialogue on China's urban development and further Lincoln Institute's mission to be a leading center for tax and land related policy throughout the world.
The Annual International Fellowship Program of the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy's Program on the People's Republic of China cordially invites applications from academic researchers working on issues related to the following fields in China:
- Land-Based Finance and Municipal Fiscal Sustainability
- Land Policy
- Urban Transformation
The PLC annually offers an international fellowship which sponsors a small number of fellows researching land markets, urban planning, local public finance, land taxation, urban development and land conservation in China. The PLC is also accepting applications for two two-year postdoctoral fellow positions based in Beijing, China.
This fellowship program helps to promote international scholarly dialogue on China's urban development and further Lincoln Institute's mission to be a leading center for tax and land related policy throughout the world. Applications are due by electronic submission on October 31, 2019.
The PLC is now accepting applications for two two-year postdoctoral fellow positions. The application deadline is November 15, 2019.
You may access the full Request for Proposal and Application Guidelines at http://www.lincolninst.edu/research-data/research/program-peoples-republic-china-international-fellowship.
If you have further questions after reviewing this material, please contact China Program Administrator, Kate Austermiller at kaustermiller@lincolninst.edu.
Information about our other fellowship programs is available at http://www.lincolninst.edu/education/fellowships.asp#grad.
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