INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC ASSOCIATION
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(N.G.O. UNESCO
O.N.G.)
President: Professor Timothy
BESLEY
President Elect:
Professor Kaushik BASU Vice President: Professor Dani RODRIK Treasurer: Professor
Erik BERGLÖF
Secretary General:
Professor Omar LICANDRO Past President: Professor Joseph E. STIGLITZ
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STIGLITZ ESSAY PRIZE
The
International Economic Association (IEA) is happy to announce the first
Stiglitz Essay Prize (SEP) in honour of the past President of the
association, Joseph E. Stiglitz. This prize is possible thanks to the generous
donation that the Economic Society of Australia
pledged to the IEA.
Joseph
E. Stiglitz is University Professor at Columbia University. In 2001, he was
awarded the Nobel Prize in economics for his analyses of
markets with asymmetric information. He was the President of the International Economic
Association from 2011 to 2014.
The
winner of the Stiglitz Essay Prize will be announced in early 2016, with the
prize presentation to be made in a ceremony at the next IEA World
Congress in 2017. The winner of the Stiglitz Essay Prize will win 1,000 USD, and
the runner(s)-up will receive 500 USD. The winning essay and runner(s) up will
be published on the IEA web site.
The
prize is open to any student in full time study. The essay can be up to 5,000
words on one of the subjects below. There will be a pre-selection
process in charge of a team of school judges selected by the IEA. The short-listed
essays will go to the judges: Joseph E. Stiglitz (Columbia University and IEA
past President), Timothy Besley (London School of Economics and IEA President)
and Kaushik Basu (World Bank and IEA President Elect).
To be eligible for the prize,
submitted essays should be on one of two broad themes reflecting Professor
Stiglitz’s interests:
- The causes and policy consequences
of growing inequality
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The reconstruction of macro-economics and proposals for new approaches that
speak to the weaknesses in modelling
revealed by the 2008 global crisis
All applicants are asked to
note the following criteria:
- Only one essay per person will be
accepted
- The maximum word count for essays is 5,000 words (the
word count should appear at the end of each essay)
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The word count includes footnotes, but excludes references and bibliography.
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All of those who submit an essay should submit proof through a signed letter
from an appropriate official at an academic
institution that he or she is currently registered as a full-time student.
- No revisions to entries are
permitted once submitted
- Please note that entries to the
competition should be unique (i.e. not published elsewhere or submitted to other
essay competitions.)
- Entries
must be submitted in either Microsoft Word (doc, docx) format or PDF format. No
other formats are acceptable.
The deadline for submitting
essays is Tuesday 1 September 2015 at 2359 hours (GMT).
Please send submissions to
the IEA Secretariat on iea@iea-world.org
indicating in the subject your name as follows:
SEP_LAST NAME_Name.
Any queries on the
competition should be also addressed to the IEA Secretariat on the same email
address.
President’s address: The London School of Economics and
Political Science, Houghton Street, London WC2A 2AE, UK
Telephone : + 44 20 7955 6702– Email: tim.besley@iea-world.org
Telephone : + 44 20 7955 6702– Email: tim.besley@iea-world.org
Secretary
General address : Institut d’Anàlisi Económica CSIC, campus UAB, ES 08193
Bellaterra, Spain
Telephone
: +34 935 806 612 – Fax : +34 935 801 452 – Email : omar.licandro@iea-world.org
Secretariat: Institut
d’Anàlisi Económica CSIC, campus UAB, ES 08193 Bellaterra, Spain
Telephone : +34 935 806 612 – Fax : +34 935 801 452 - Email: iea@iea-world.org – http: //www.iea-world.org
Telephone : +34 935 806 612 – Fax : +34 935 801 452 - Email: iea@iea-world.org – http: //www.iea-world.org
