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GPEP Fellowships

The Global Political Economy Project (GPEP) at the Mortara Center for International Studies at Georgetown University is sponsoring three pre-doctoral fellows during the 2020-2021 academic year. The Global Political Economy Project seeks to encourage innovative work by comparative and international political economy scholars that focuses on the ways in which global markets shape peoples’ lives and identifies how globalization might be harnessed for the greater good. Research might focus on markets and sustainability, social equity, power, digital technology, identity, and democracy, among others. Fellows will pursue their own research as well as participate in the broader activities of GPEP, which will include workshops on emerging topics in political economy as well as professional training and mentoring opportunities. This program is funded by the Open Society Foundation’s Economic Justice Program.

GPEP Fellows

  • Aditi Sahasrabuddhe

    GPEP Fellow

  • Nicholas J. Bell

    GPEP Fellow

  • Siyao Li

    GPEP Fellow

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