PhD in Socio-economic and Policy Impacts and Responses to Salinity Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam in Netherlands

Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam is advertising a PhD position on socio-economic and policy impacts and responses to salinity. The project is centered on soil salinization in Europe and asks how salinity affects farming systems, what the governance landscape looks like, and how farmers may respond and adapt.

This opportunity is especially relevant for candidates interested in environmental science, agriculture, economics, and political science, with a strong focus on policy, adaptation, and socio-economic analysis. The post is shared by Katarzyna (Kate) Negacz, Assistant Professor at VU Amsterdam, and the vacancy is hosted by the IVM Institute for Environmental Studies.

The announcement does not provide detailed funding, eligibility, or deadline information in the post excerpt, so applicants should check the official vacancy page for the full description, requirements, and application instructions. The direct application link is included in the post.

Research themes include salinity governance, saline agriculture, farmers' willingness to adapt, and the broader socio-economic consequences of environmental change in Europe.