Majandusteaduse ja innovatsiooni doktorikool
PhD Summer School in Economics, Management, Political Science, Law and Public Administration 2023
Date:
27.06.2023 (All day) to 29.06.2023 (All day)
Location:
Pühajärve
The PhD Summer School is the joint academic initiative of the partner institutions of the Doctoral School in Economics and Innovation that offers excellent opportunities for doctoral students in economics, political sciences, law, government and politics, and public administration and management to get feedback to their research projects, to improve presentation and research skills, and to establish academic contacts with well-known international researchers as well as local academics and experts.
In 2023, the event will take place on 27-29 June in Pühajärve, Estonia.
Photo: Sirje Sinisoo
Doctoral students from the University of Tartu, Tallinn University of Technology, Tallinn University, Estonian University of Life Sciences and Estonian Business School are welcome to participate. Participation for members of the Doctoral School in Economics and Innovation (active PhD students enrolled in the study programmes linked to the Doctoral School, as well as their supervisors) will be covered by the European Union Regional Development Fund. Costs to be covered: accommodation in twin rooms, materials, meals, bus transfer from Tallinn/Tartu to summer school venue.
Guest lectures
Traditionally, distinguished academics in economics, political sciences and law are invited to the PhD Summer School.
In 2023, the guest lecturers are:
- Elodie Douarin, Associate Professor in Economics, University College London: "Political Participation, gender and war legacies"
- Thomas Kadner Graziano, Professor of Law, University of Geneva: "Is it legitimate and beneficial for judges to use comparative law?”
- Jens Hölscher, Professor of Economics, Bournemouth University: "The Successes and Failures of Economic Transition"
- Maria Mälksoo, Associate Professor, University of Copenhagen: "What's Deterrence Got to Do with Ritual? Tales from the Eastern Flank of NATO"
- Armi Temmes, Professor of Practice, Aalto University School of Business: "Smart and green, transition of the energy system"
The PhD Summer School offers various work formats
Next to the guest lectures, the PhD Summer School offers various work formats, such as doctoral working paper sessions, doctoral poster session, workshops etc. Papers related to the PhD dissertations in the area of economics and business administration will compete for the 2023 Vello Vensel Doctoral Research Prize awarded by the Estonian Economic Association. All posters presented at the summer school will compete for the best poster award given by the Doctoral School in Economics and Innovation.
The deadline for submitting doctoral working papers and posters has expired. However, should you still be interested in participating in the PhD Summer School 2023 and presenting your paper or poster there, please send an email to liina.kulu@eestipank.ee as well as submit your paper or poster through the Submission Form.
Further deadlines
Doctoral working papers and posters will be pre-reviewed.
- June 1, 2023: Notification of acceptance of the submitted paper or poster abstract
- June 5, 2023: Reviewer´s comments to the working paper, if possible
- June 5, 2023: Extended deadline for the registration through the Registration form
- June 12, 2023: Deadline for submitting the final version of the working paper
- June 16, 2023 at 12.00 midday: Deadline for submitting the final version of the poster
- June 27-29, 2023: The PhD Summer School 2023 in Pühajärve
Instructions for the authors
Guidelines for papers
Papers should be drawn up according to international standards. Submitted papers can be work-in-progress and they can be updated later according to the pre-reviewer’s comments and/or the author’s needs. The accepted papers will be presented and discussed at the summer school. Full texts (electronic versions) of the accepted papers will be made available to summer school participants. Doctoral working papers in the area of Economics and Business Administration will compete for the Best Paper Award issued by the Estonian Economic Association.
Guidelines for posters
The proposal should provide sufficient information about your research project, including:
1. Poster title
2. Author(s) name(s) and institution(s)
3. A brief structured abstract (250–300 words) including objectives, relevance, methods, results, conclusions and keywords.
1. Poster title
2. Author(s) name(s) and institution(s)
3. A brief structured abstract (250–300 words) including objectives, relevance, methods, results, conclusions and keywords.
Practical tips for the authors of accepted posters
All posters must be in A0 portrait format (841 x 1189 mm / 33.1 × 46.8 in).
The accepted posters will be printed out at the cost of the Doctoral School in Economics and Innovation. The authors will get the opportunity to make a presentation at the summer school and should be available for discussion. An award will be given to the author(s) of the best poster.
The accepted posters will be printed out at the cost of the Doctoral School in Economics and Innovation. The authors will get the opportunity to make a presentation at the summer school and should be available for discussion. An award will be given to the author(s) of the best poster.
See you in Pühajärve!
