Doctoral Researcher in Economic and Financial History: Singapore

This doctoral position at the University of Luxembourg’s Luxembourg Centre for Contemporary and Digital History (C²DH) focuses on the ERC-funded DIGSHELL project, which investigates the history of global tax networks and financial infrastructures. Under the supervision of Professor Benoît Majerus, the researcher will conduct interdisciplinary work combining archival research, fieldwork, and advanced digital methods—including data analysis, visualization tools, and generative AI—to study multi-jurisdictional financial systems in Singapore, Panama, and the British Virgin Islands. The role involves international research stays, participation in conferences, and dissemination of findings through academic publications. Ideal candidates should have a strong background in history, economics, or related fields, with a keen interest in digital history and financial networks.

• Conduct archival and fieldwork research in Luxembourg, Singapore, Panama, and the British Virgin Islands to gather primary sources on global tax networks.
• Develop and apply advanced digital methods—including data analysis, visualization tools, and generative AI—to analyze extensive historical corpora.
• Collaborate with the DIGSHELL project team to design and implement research methodologies for studying multi-jurisdictional financial infrastructures.
• Participate in international conferences, workshops, and networking events to disseminate research findings and engage with academic communities.
• Publish research results in high-ranked academic journals and conferences, ensuring rigorous scholarly dissemination.
• Prepare and submit a doctoral thesis under the supervision of Professor Benoît Majerus, adhering to University of Luxembourg guidelines.
• Contribute to the creation of public-facing outputs, such as exhibitions or digital platforms, to enhance the accessibility of research findings.