Q Natural Resource, Environmental, Agricultural & Energy Economics
D Applied Microeconomics
C Mathematical and Quantitative Methods
H Public Economics
I Health Economics
L Industrial Organization
R Urban and Transportation Economics
O Environment and Economic Development
Resources for the Future (RFF) is seeking to fill several positions at senior levels (Indefinite Fellow corresponds to an Associate Professor, Senior Fellow corresponds to a Full Professor).
RFF is a nonprofit, nonpartisan research institution focused on independent analysis of environmental, energy, public health, and natural resource policy issues (see www.rff.org). RFF offers an outstanding environment for scholarly publication and high-level communication of research to policy audiences.
Basic qualifications are a graduate (Ph.D) degree in economics or other quantitative social science discipline, preferably in the above areas, at least 5 years research and/or policy experience, a substantial publication record, and a well-developed research agenda.
Key activities include initiating and conducting high-quality research in the field of interest, leading projects, and actively participating in the dissemination of research results. Successful candidates should be recognized as experts by people in the academic and policy communities, be able to attract funding for themselves and others on the research staff, and have an abiding interest in seeing their research affect public policy.
Fall 2010 is the anticipated start date. Competitive salary and benefits; rank commensurate with experience.
All applicants should use our online application process at www.rff.org/fellowhiring to submit a letter of application and curriculum vitae.
RFF is an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer. |