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 Become a CASE Expert CASE research and technical assistance projects are carried out by Warsaw-based scholars, as well as by a network of experts from across Europe, the Commonwealth of Independent States, North America and beyond. These experts usually have full-time positions in academia, government and/or the private and non-profit sectors, while working with CASE on a project-by-project basis. Some experts, however, will step outside of their primary career to work in CASE projects for several months or even several years. While we have a diverse set of backgrounds and interests, we are united in our commitment to conducting effective research and advisory work on the challenges facing transition economies, the opportunities of European integration and the effects of globalization and other world economic trends on the region. The Center for Social and Economic Research (CASE) is currently seeking technical assistance experts willing and able to conduct short-term and long-term assignments on a project-by-project basis mainly across central and eastern Europe, the Balkans and the former Soviet Union. You can see current project openings here. CASE has extensive experience working with the international donor community (including the EU, World Bank, UNDP, USAID and the Open Society Institute) and with partner institutions across the EU, CIS and beyond. As part of a trans-European consortium, CASE has recently been awarded a contract to provide the EU’s external aid arm with qualified experts to undertake specific advisory missions across the globe. This Framework Contract, known as LOT 11, covers macro economy, public finances and regulatory aspects. You can see current Lot 11 openings here. CASE focuses its technical assistance efforts in the following areas:
We are seeking technical assistance experts who match the following profile:
We are strongly seeking technical assistance experts who have:
If you match the profile above and are interested in the work that we are doing, please send here your CV and a brief cover letter describing your interests and previous experiences. We are always interested in hearing from researchers who are interested in the fields in which CASE works. Generally, we expect senior researchers to meet the following profile:
We are also interested in hearing from more junior researchers. Generally, these may match the following profile:
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