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Doctoral Researcher in Economic and Financial History

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Doctoral Researcher in Economic and Financial History

This PhD project investigates the history of global tax networks by studying multi-jurisdictional interactions among nation-states, corporations, and financial intermediaries across Luxembourg, Panama, Singapore, and the British Virgin Islands.

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Institution: University of Luxembourg

Location: Singapore

Deadline: Nov 27, 2026

Funding: EUR 44,531

How to apply: Apply through the university portal

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What this PhD involves

What This PhD Is About

This PhD research focuses on the history and governance of global tax networks, studying the interactions between nation-states, multinational corporations, financial intermediaries, and international organizations across multiple jurisdictions including Luxembourg, Panama, Singapore, and the British Virgin Islands.

The doctoral researcher will explore the development and governance of global financial infrastructures through archival research, fieldwork, and interviews in multiple countries. The project combines historical analysis with advanced data methods and aims to produce scientific publications and participate in academic networking events

Why this research matters

Understanding the historical development of global tax networks is crucial for comprehending how financial infrastructures are built and maintained internationally, which has significant implications for economic policy, regulation, and global finance.

What you will actually do

  • Conduct preliminary research and review existing source materials in Luxembourg
  • Undertake archival research, fieldwork, and interviews in Panama, Singapore, and the British Virgin Islands or the United Kingdom
  • Apply advanced data analysis, visualization tools, and generative AI technologies to analyze research data
  • Participate in organizing academic conferences and networking events
  • Publish research findings in well-ranked journals and present at conferences

Methods and tools you may use

  • Fieldwork and interviews
  • Advanced data analysis methods
  • Generative AI technologies including Large Language Models (LLMs)

Who should apply

Applicants with a master's degree or equivalent in history, economics, political science, social sciences, or related fields who have a strong interest in digital history, financial history, offshore studies, fiscal studies, and network research. Candidates should have excellent English skills and preferably a working knowledge of French.

Applicants should meet this degree expectation: Master's degree required

Skills that would strengthen your application

  • Interest or experience in digital history
  • Knowledge of financial history and offshore studies
  • Experience with fiscal studies and network research
  • Proficiency in English and working knowledge of French

Competitiveness note

Applicants should demonstrate a clear motivation for the interdisciplinary research focus and the ability to conduct international fieldwork and archival research. Prior experience with data analysis or digital tools is advantageous but not mandatory.

Useful keywords for your application

  • economic history
  • financial history
  • digital history
  • offshore studies
  • network research

Application notes

  • Apply through the official application page
  • Submit a CV and publication list
  • Include a cover letter explaining your motivation for this doctoral thesis
  • Application deadline is November 27, 2026
  • Master's degree or equivalent
  • Master's degree required

PhD Hunter interpretation

This PhD is suited for candidates interested in the intersection of economic history and global finance, combining traditional archival research with innovative data analysis techniques and international fieldwork.

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Page status: Verified

Deadline status: Active

Last checked: Sep 28, 2026

Last seen: Sep 28, 2026

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Document checklist

Use this as a preparation map before you apply. Where the official record is unclear, confirm the exact list on the university page.

2 items

  • CV
  • Publication List

Eligibility notes

  • Master's degree or equivalent
  • Master's degree required

Official links

Use the official source to confirm the deadline, funding terms, eligibility, application steps, whether supervisor contact is requested, and the final document list before submitting anything.

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Doctoral Researcher in Economic and Financial History: Global Tax Networks

University of Luxembourg

  • Singapore

This PhD project investigates the history of global tax networks by studying multi-jurisdictional financial infrastructures involving nation-states, multinational corporations, and international organizations.

Funding: EUR 44,531

Deadline: Nov 27, 2026

How to apply: Apply through the university portal

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PhD Researcher in Economic and Financial History

University of Luxembourg

  • Singapore

This PhD project investigates the global history of tax networks by studying multi-jurisdictional interactions among states, corporations, and financial intermediaries, focusing on Luxembourg, Panama, Singapore, and the British Virgin Islands.

Funding: EUR 44,531

Deadline: Nov 27, 2026

How to apply: Apply through the university portal

economics

Last checked Sep 28, 2026. Open my matches to check your fit and how to apply.

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Home / Opportunities / Singapore / economics / Doctoral Researcher in Economic and Financial History

What this PhD involves

What This PhD Is About

This PhD research focuses on the history and governance of global tax networks, studying the interactions between nation-states, multinational corporations, financial intermediaries, and international organizations across multiple jurisdictions including Luxembourg, Panama, Singapore, and the British Virgin Islands.

The doctoral researcher will explore the development and governance of global financial infrastructures through archival research, fieldwork, and interviews in multiple countries. The project combines historical analysis with advanced data methods and aims to produce scientific publications and participate in academic networking events

Why this research matters

Understanding the historical development of global tax networks is crucial for comprehending how financial infrastructures are built and maintained internationally, which has significant implications for economic policy, regulation, and global finance.

What you will actually do

  • Conduct preliminary research and review existing source materials in Luxembourg
  • Undertake archival research, fieldwork, and interviews in Panama, Singapore, and the British Virgin Islands or the United Kingdom
  • Apply advanced data analysis, visualization tools, and generative AI technologies to analyze research data
  • Participate in organizing academic conferences and networking events
  • Publish research findings in well-ranked journals and present at conferences

Methods and tools you may use

  • Fieldwork and interviews
  • Advanced data analysis methods
  • Generative AI technologies including Large Language Models (LLMs)

Who should apply

Applicants with a master's degree or equivalent in history, economics, political science, social sciences, or related fields who have a strong interest in digital history, financial history, offshore studies, fiscal studies, and network research. Candidates should have excellent English skills and preferably a working knowledge of French.

Applicants should meet this degree expectation: Master's degree required

Skills that would strengthen your application

  • Interest or experience in digital history
  • Knowledge of financial history and offshore studies
  • Experience with fiscal studies and network research
  • Proficiency in English and working knowledge of French

Competitiveness note

Applicants should demonstrate a clear motivation for the interdisciplinary research focus and the ability to conduct international fieldwork and archival research. Prior experience with data analysis or digital tools is advantageous but not mandatory.

Useful keywords for your application

  • economic history
  • financial history
  • digital history
  • offshore studies
  • network research

Application notes

  • Apply through the official application page
  • Submit a CV and publication list
  • Include a cover letter explaining your motivation for this doctoral thesis
  • Application deadline is November 27, 2026
  • Master's degree or equivalent
  • Master's degree required

PhD Hunter interpretation

This PhD is suited for candidates interested in the intersection of economic history and global finance, combining traditional archival research with innovative data analysis techniques and international fieldwork.

Checked against the official page

Official link: Available in this brief

Page status: Verified

Deadline status: Active

Last checked: Sep 28, 2026

Last seen: Sep 28, 2026

PhD Hunter Pro

Don’t miss the PhD opportunities you actually qualify for

With PhD Hunter Pro, you don’t have to keep checking university websites, opening dozens of tabs, or applying blindly.

Hunter uses your profile to continuously search for fully funded PhD opportunities that match your background — so you can focus on the opportunities that actually fit you and avoid missing strong openings while you’re offline.

Fully funded PhDs are competitive, and every application takes time and effort. Don’t waste yours on opportunities that were never a strong fit. Let Hunter Pro help you find the PhDs worth your time.

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Document checklist

Use this as a preparation map before you apply. Where the official record is unclear, confirm the exact list on the university page.

2 items

  • CV
  • Publication List

Eligibility notes

  • Master's degree or equivalent
  • Master's degree required

Official links

Use the official source to confirm the deadline, funding terms, eligibility, application steps, whether supervisor contact is requested, and the final document list before submitting anything.

Open official listing Report a correction

More PhD pages for this opportunity

Use these pages to compare similar funded PhDs by country and research field before you decide where to apply.

More PhD positions in Singapore More Economics PhD positions More Economics PhD positions in Singapore

Related funded PhDs

Funded PhD

Doctoral Researcher in Economic and Financial History: Global Tax Networks

University of Luxembourg

  • Singapore

This PhD project investigates the history of global tax networks by studying multi-jurisdictional financial infrastructures involving nation-states, multinational corporations, and international organizations.

Funding: EUR 44,531

Deadline: Nov 27, 2026

How to apply: Apply through the university portal

economics

Last checked Sep 28, 2026. Open my matches to check your fit and how to apply.

View PhD details Open my matches

Funded PhD

PhD Researcher in Economic and Financial History

University of Luxembourg

  • Singapore

This PhD project investigates the global history of tax networks by studying multi-jurisdictional interactions among states, corporations, and financial intermediaries, focusing on Luxembourg, Panama, Singapore, and the British Virgin Islands.

Funding: EUR 44,531

Deadline: Nov 27, 2026

How to apply: Apply through the university portal

economics

Last checked Sep 28, 2026. Open my matches to check your fit and how to apply.

View PhD details Open my matches

What this PhD involves

What This PhD Is About

This PhD research focuses on the history and governance of global tax networks, studying the interactions between nation-states, multinational corporations, financial intermediaries, and international organizations across multiple jurisdictions including Luxembourg, Panama, Singapore, and the British Virgin Islands.

The doctoral researcher will explore the development and governance of global financial infrastructures through archival research, fieldwork, and interviews in multiple countries. The project combines historical analysis with advanced data methods and aims to produce scientific publications and participate in academic networking events

Why this research matters

Understanding the historical development of global tax networks is crucial for comprehending how financial infrastructures are built and maintained internationally, which has significant implications for economic policy, regulation, and global finance.

What you will actually do

  • Conduct preliminary research and review existing source materials in Luxembourg
  • Undertake archival research, fieldwork, and interviews in Panama, Singapore, and the British Virgin Islands or the United Kingdom
  • Apply advanced data analysis, visualization tools, and generative AI technologies to analyze research data
  • Participate in organizing academic conferences and networking events
  • Publish research findings in well-ranked journals and present at conferences

Methods and tools you may use

  • Fieldwork and interviews
  • Advanced data analysis methods
  • Generative AI technologies including Large Language Models (LLMs)

Who should apply

Applicants with a master's degree or equivalent in history, economics, political science, social sciences, or related fields who have a strong interest in digital history, financial history, offshore studies, fiscal studies, and network research. Candidates should have excellent English skills and preferably a working knowledge of French.

Applicants should meet this degree expectation: Master's degree required

Skills that would strengthen your application

  • Interest or experience in digital history
  • Knowledge of financial history and offshore studies
  • Experience with fiscal studies and network research
  • Proficiency in English and working knowledge of French

Competitiveness note

Applicants should demonstrate a clear motivation for the interdisciplinary research focus and the ability to conduct international fieldwork and archival research. Prior experience with data analysis or digital tools is advantageous but not mandatory.

Useful keywords for your application

  • economic history
  • financial history
  • digital history
  • offshore studies
  • network research

Application notes

  • Apply through the official application page
  • Submit a CV and publication list
  • Include a cover letter explaining your motivation for this doctoral thesis
  • Application deadline is November 27, 2026
  • Master's degree or equivalent
  • Master's degree required

PhD Hunter interpretation

This PhD is suited for candidates interested in the intersection of economic history and global finance, combining traditional archival research with innovative data analysis techniques and international fieldwork.

PhD Hunter Pro

Don’t miss the PhD opportunities you actually qualify for

With PhD Hunter Pro, you don’t have to keep checking university websites, opening dozens of tabs, or applying blindly.

Hunter uses your profile to continuously search for fully funded PhD opportunities that match your background — so you can focus on the opportunities that actually fit you and avoid missing strong openings while you’re offline.

Fully funded PhDs are competitive, and every application takes time and effort. Don’t waste yours on opportunities that were never a strong fit. Let Hunter Pro help you find the PhDs worth your time.

Unlock PhD Hunter Pro

Document checklist

Use this as a preparation map before you apply. Where the official record is unclear, confirm the exact list on the university page.

2 items

  • CV
  • Publication List

Eligibility notes

  • Master's degree or equivalent
  • Master's degree required

Official links

Use the official source to confirm the deadline, funding terms, eligibility, application steps, whether supervisor contact is requested, and the final document list before submitting anything.

Open official listing Report a correction

More PhD pages for this opportunity

Use these pages to compare similar funded PhDs by country and research field before you decide where to apply.

More PhD positions in Singapore More Economics PhD positions More Economics PhD positions in Singapore

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