Position
Research Data Centre
Contact
jrueglutting@share-berlin.eu
Jana is part of the Research Data Centre and Communication team at the SHARE BERLIN Institute. She contributes to the Institute’s work on the social dimensions of the green transition, with a particular focus on labour markets, grand structural transformation, and inequalities.
She is an economist and development researcher and holds an M.A. in Development Studies from the International Institute of Social Studies in The Hague. Her research addresses labour market transformations, informality, and the global political economy of sustainability transitions.
Before joining SHARE BERLIN, she worked at Circle Economy Foundation in Amsterdam, leading research on decent work in the circular economy in collaboration with the ILO and the World Bank. She has also conducted research on regional trade patterns, industrial upgrading, and inequality in Southeast Asia.
Selected Publications
Rebuilding social science research systems in Myanmar: The past informs the future
Rué Glutting, J.C., Lee, Z. X., and Galloway, C. (2022). “Rebuilding social science research systems in Myanmar: The past informs the future.” International Social Science Journal, 00 1– 11.
Inequality in Myanmar: Structural Change, Policy Outcomes and Gender Dimensions
Win, N. W., Oo, Z., Glutting, J. R., Htun, A., & Kanayde, S. (n.d.). “Inequality in Myanmar: Structural Change, Policy Outcomes and Gender Dimensions”. In H. A. Lee & C. Choong (Eds.), Inequality and Exclusion in Southeast Asia: Old Fractures, New Frontiers (pp. 133–168). Chapter, ISEAS–Yusof Ishak Institute. ISBN: 9789814951203
Job creation in Myanmar’s trade agenda
Ni Lin, M.Z., Kanay De, S., and Rué Glutting, J.C. (2020). "Job creation in Myanmar’s trade agenda" ILO Working Papers 995072489502676, International Labor Organization. ISSN: 1999-2947
Imperialism and Subimperialism in Mainland Southeast Asia: Quantifying Relations of Unequal Exchange
Thame, C., & Rue-Glutting, J.-C. (2025). Imperialism and Subimperialism in Mainland Southeast Asia: Quantifying Relations of Unequal Exchange. Political Science Review, 11(1), 167–272.
