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SIRE has an open membership policy consistent with its aim to enhance the quality of Economics research throughout Scotland. Established leading researchers within each of SIRE’s three research programmes are identified in the summaries of research themes found in the “Research Programmes” section. The membership of key committees in the SIRE governance structure (the Governing Board, The Executive, and the International Advisory Board) is listed below.
A major part of the SIRE investment is the appointment of new high quality Economics researchers, to strengthen and deepen the research base within Scotland. This is an ongoing process. The new appointments made to date are listed and profiled below. |
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The Governing Board |
The formal Governing Board of SIRE comprises the Principals (or their authorised delegates, normally Vice-Principals) of the participating Universities. |
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The Executive Committee |
The Executive Committee, which reports to the Governing Board, takes more direct responsibility for articulating and driving the research strategy of SIRE and oversees the management of SIRE activities and programmes. The membership of the Executive Committee comprises: |
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The International Advisory Board |
The Executive Committee and Governing Board will receive advice and guidance on SIRE appointments, activities and strategic direction from the International Advisory Board (IAB). The IAB comprises nine leading researchers drawn from the international research community, whose interests span SIRE programme themes. The membership of the IAB comprises: |
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New Appointees |
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Recent moves |
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Guido has left the University of Glasgow and has now moved to the University of Durham. |
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Ulf has moved from the University of Aberdeen to Lund University, Sweden. |
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Klaus has moved from the University of Glasgow to the University of Mainz, Germany. |
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Tom has now left the University of Dundee to New Zealand to a part-academic, part-consulting post in Wellington. |
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Jakub has left the University of Edinburgh and joined Kellogg School of Management, Northwestern University. |
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