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Doctoral Researcher in Economic and Financial History: Global Tax Networks
This PhD project investigates the history of global tax networks by studying multi-jurisdictional financial infrastructures involving nation-states, multinational corporations, and international organizations.
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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 research focuses on the historical development of global tax networks and the multi-jurisdictional financial infrastructures that connect nation-states, multinational corporations, and international organizations.
The doctoral researcher will explore the emergence and governance of global tax networks through case studies in Panama, Singapore, the British Virgin Islands, and Luxembourg.
Why this research matters
Understanding the history and governance of global tax networks is crucial for comprehending how financial infrastructures operate across borders, which has significant implications for economic policy, regulation, and international cooperation.
What you will actually do
- Conduct preliminary research and review existing source materials in Luxembourg
- Carry out archival research, fieldwork, and interviews in Panama, Singapore, and the British Virgin Islands
- Apply advanced data analysis and visualization methods to large datasets
- Utilize generative AI technologies including Large Language Models for data exploration
- Participate in organizing conferences and networking events
- Publish research findings in well-ranked academic journals and conferences
Methods and tools you may use
- Fieldwork and interviews
- Advanced data analysis methods
- Generative AI technologies such as Large Language Models
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, with knowledge of French and Spanish considered advantageous.
Applicants should meet this degree expectation: Master's degree required
Skills that would strengthen your application
- Experience in digital history or financial history research
- Knowledge of offshore and fiscal studies
- Familiarity with network research methods
- Proficiency in English and additional languages such as French or Spanish
Competitiveness note
Candidates with relevant interdisciplinary backgrounds and language skills will be well-positioned, but admission depends on meeting academic and language proficiency requirements.
Useful keywords for your application
- economic history
- financial history
- global tax networks
- archival research
- data analysis
- network research
Application notes
- Apply through the official application page
- Submit a publication list
- 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 financial systems, offering opportunities for international research and advanced data analysis within a multidisciplinary framework.
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Page status: Verified
Deadline status: Active
Last checked: Sep 28, 2026
Last seen: Sep 28, 2026
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Eligibility notes
- Master's degree or equivalent
- Master's degree required
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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.
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Deadline: Nov 27, 2026
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Home / Opportunities / Singapore / economics / Doctoral Researcher in Economic and Financial History: Global Tax Networks
What this PhD involves
What This PhD Is About
This research focuses on the historical development of global tax networks and the multi-jurisdictional financial infrastructures that connect nation-states, multinational corporations, and international organizations.
The doctoral researcher will explore the emergence and governance of global tax networks through case studies in Panama, Singapore, the British Virgin Islands, and Luxembourg.
Why this research matters
Understanding the history and governance of global tax networks is crucial for comprehending how financial infrastructures operate across borders, which has significant implications for economic policy, regulation, and international cooperation.
What you will actually do
- Conduct preliminary research and review existing source materials in Luxembourg
- Carry out archival research, fieldwork, and interviews in Panama, Singapore, and the British Virgin Islands
- Apply advanced data analysis and visualization methods to large datasets
- Utilize generative AI technologies including Large Language Models for data exploration
- Participate in organizing conferences and networking events
- Publish research findings in well-ranked academic journals and conferences
Methods and tools you may use
- Fieldwork and interviews
- Advanced data analysis methods
- Generative AI technologies such as Large Language Models
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, with knowledge of French and Spanish considered advantageous.
Applicants should meet this degree expectation: Master's degree required
Skills that would strengthen your application
- Experience in digital history or financial history research
- Knowledge of offshore and fiscal studies
- Familiarity with network research methods
- Proficiency in English and additional languages such as French or Spanish
Competitiveness note
Candidates with relevant interdisciplinary backgrounds and language skills will be well-positioned, but admission depends on meeting academic and language proficiency requirements.
Useful keywords for your application
- economic history
- financial history
- global tax networks
- archival research
- data analysis
- network research
Application notes
- Apply through the official application page
- Submit a publication list
- 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 financial systems, offering opportunities for international research and advanced data analysis within a multidisciplinary framework.
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
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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.
1 item
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
University of Luxembourg
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.
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
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
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Last checked Sep 28, 2026. Open my matches to check your fit and how to apply.
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What this PhD involves
What This PhD Is About
This research focuses on the historical development of global tax networks and the multi-jurisdictional financial infrastructures that connect nation-states, multinational corporations, and international organizations.
The doctoral researcher will explore the emergence and governance of global tax networks through case studies in Panama, Singapore, the British Virgin Islands, and Luxembourg.
Why this research matters
Understanding the history and governance of global tax networks is crucial for comprehending how financial infrastructures operate across borders, which has significant implications for economic policy, regulation, and international cooperation.
What you will actually do
- Conduct preliminary research and review existing source materials in Luxembourg
- Carry out archival research, fieldwork, and interviews in Panama, Singapore, and the British Virgin Islands
- Apply advanced data analysis and visualization methods to large datasets
- Utilize generative AI technologies including Large Language Models for data exploration
- Participate in organizing conferences and networking events
- Publish research findings in well-ranked academic journals and conferences
Methods and tools you may use
- Fieldwork and interviews
- Advanced data analysis methods
- Generative AI technologies such as Large Language Models
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, with knowledge of French and Spanish considered advantageous.
Applicants should meet this degree expectation: Master's degree required
Skills that would strengthen your application
- Experience in digital history or financial history research
- Knowledge of offshore and fiscal studies
- Familiarity with network research methods
- Proficiency in English and additional languages such as French or Spanish
Competitiveness note
Candidates with relevant interdisciplinary backgrounds and language skills will be well-positioned, but admission depends on meeting academic and language proficiency requirements.
Useful keywords for your application
- economic history
- financial history
- global tax networks
- archival research
- data analysis
- network research
Application notes
- Apply through the official application page
- Submit a publication list
- 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 financial systems, offering opportunities for international research and advanced data analysis within a multidisciplinary framework.
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.
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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.
1 item
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
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