Deadline:
Review begins “in January”
Length/Track:
One year with possible renewal for a second
Description:
“Projects that address change across time or across nations in different stages of development are encouraged.
Masculinity and how the norms that constrain men affect their employment and household labor, and interact with those impacting women
Women’s labor market participation, occupations, time use
Childcare, fertility, demand for children by women and men, household production by men and women
Civil and women’s rights, labor market protections, work restrictions, political economy
Norms, traditions, belief systems, religiosity
Education, including all levels, plus professional and trade schools
Impact of long-term economic and technological change on gender roles.”
“Candidates will ideally have received a PhD in Economics, Economic History, Demography, or a related area in the social sciences.”
Gender/Queer/Trans Studies Funding Opportunities for Early Career Scholars 
Leave a comment