TiGRE Young Scholars' Workshop
Utrecht — 9 June 2022
This workshop has been organised alongside the 6th consortium meeting of the TiGRE project in Utrecht. It was dedicated to the young scholars (postdocs, PhD and master students, research assistants...) from the TiGRE community.
A keynote presentation on trust issues (by Prof. Dr. Christian Lahusen, coordinator of the EU-funded EnTrust project and several presentations on publication strategies and career development are available on this page.
A keynote presentation on trust issues (by Prof. Dr. Christian Lahusen, coordinator of the EU-funded EnTrust project and several presentations on publication strategies and career development are available on this page.
Keynote presentation – Prof. Dr. Christian Lahusen
- Bargaining trust: conceptual and empirical insights into the dilemma of trust and mistrust in encounters between street level bureaucrats and clients
- Christian Lahusen, University of Siegen
Workshop agenda
9.00
Keynote: Bargaining trust. Conceptual and empirical insights into the dilemma of trust and mistrust in encounters between street level bureaucrats and clients — Christian Lahusen, EnTrust project coordinator
10.30
Roundtable on publication strategies
Tips on “How to get published?”
New standards in publishing: open sciences, open data...
Panel of journal editors:
Frédérique Six: Journal of Trust Research
13.00
Prospects in academia: EU funding instruments, mobility schemes — Kirsten Leufgen, SCIPROM Executive Director
13.30
Prospects in academia: perspectives from senior TiGRE PIs:
Rahel Schomaker: German University of Administrative Sciences Speyer
Tobias Bach: University of Oslo
15.00
Career paths for SSH PhDs outside academia — Kirsten Leufgen, SCIPROM Executive Director
15.30
Prospects outside academia: perspectives from TiGRE external advisors:
Femke de Vries: &samhoud consultancy
16.30
Wrap-up and conclusions — Ioannis Papadopoulos, TiGRE project co-coordinator
This project has received funding from the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 870722 (TiGRE).