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    Date: Wed, 16 May 2007 16:15:08 +0100
    From: Damian Maye <[log in to unmask]>
Reply-To: Damian Maye <[log in to unmask]>
 Subject: ESRC (CASE) STUDENTSHIPS
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Hi Lewis,

Can you please circulate to the crit-geog-forum. 

Many thanks,
DM.

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Dear critters,

Apologies for cross-posting.

Please find below details for two ESRC case studentships. I'd be most grateful
if you could pass the details on to anyone who you think might be interested in
applying for the posts. The application date for both posts is the 15th June
2007. A more detailed 'flyer' about each project is also available. If
interested, drop me a line and I'll e-mail it through. In brief, the first is a
project about traditional food retailing / retail markets in England, especially
links to the local / alternative food economy. The second is a project about
farm tenancy and agricultural restructuring, especially the uncertain status of
county farms in light of recent CAP reforms.  

Thanks for your help.

Best wishes,
Damian
Coventry Uni
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CASE STUDENTSHIP 1:

Dept. of Geography, Environment and Disaster Management, Coventry University

ESRC Collaborative (CASE) PhD Studentship

'The changing place of traditional food retailing: a geographical analysis of
English retail markets' - in conjunction with the National Association of
British Market Authorities.

We are looking for a high quality candidate, preferably with or completing an RT
recognized advanced (Masters) course in Human Geography or related area of
Social Science. 

Further details are available from either Damian Maye (02476 887689 or
[log in to unmask]) or Brian Ilbery (01242 714389 or [log in to unmask]).
Applications (CV and letter) should be submitted to Damian Maye by 15 June
2007.

ESRC meets the tuition fees and pays a basic (tax free) maintenance grant of
£14,300 p.a. The collaborating organisation pays an additional £2,000 p.a.

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CASE STUDENTSHIP 2:

Countryside and Community Research Unit, University of Gloucestershire

ESRC Collaborative (CASE) PhD Studentship

'Farm tenancy and agricultural restructuring: analysing the current structure
and future potential of county farms in England and Wales' - in conjunction
with the Association of Chief Estate Surveyors and Property Management in Local
Government.

We are looking for a high quality candidate, preferably with or completing an RT
recognized advanced (Masters) course in Human Geography, Environmental Planning
or related area of Social Science.

Further details are available from Brian Ilbery (01242 714389 or
[log in to unmask]), James Kirwan (01242 714127 or [log in to unmask]) or
Damian Maye (02476 887689 or [log in to unmask]). Applications (CV and
letter) should be submitted to Brian Ilbery by 15 June 2007.

ESRC meets the tuition fees and pays a basic (tax free) maintenance grant of
£14,300 p.a. The collaborating organisation pays an additional £2,000 p.a.
 
 
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