Research is one of the key pillars of the International Center for Gaming Regulation. The Center facilitates independent, nonpartisan, evidence-based research on issues that cover the wide-ranging topics surrounding regulated gaming.
We encourage scholarship in gaming regulation through fellowships targeting key areas. Two Executive Fellows from industry/regulation, and two Academic Fellows will research best practices in areas such as gaming policy, gaming law, licensing, compliance, and/or gaming operations.
2017-2018 Call for Research Fellows
The Center is offering up to three 6-month nonresident fellowships to support impactful research on important gambling regulatory issues. These fellowships will be awarded on a competitive basis via a peer review process. The submission deadline is September 1, 2017. Early submissions are encouraged. It is expected that the fellowship position will commence on October 1, 2017 and end on April 1, 2018.
More About Research Fellowships
2016-2017 Research Fellows Appointed
This year, the ICGR awarded two research fellowship positions to Dr. Melissa Rorie, an Assistant Professor at UNLV’s Department of Criminal Justice, and Dr. Simon Planzer, a Lecturer in Law at the University of St. Gallen, Switzerland.
Invitation For Research Topic Submissions
We wish to invite interested parties (eg. regulators, gaming operators, gaming suppliers and the public) to suggest research topics in which to guide prospective fellowship applicants with regard to topical areas for research. Please view the pdf for additional details.
Commissioning Research
We offer custom research services and provide knowledge and expertise in all aspects of gaming regulation:
- Gaming policy and law
- Licensing and registration
- Regulatory compliance
- Corporate governance
- Enforcement
- Best practices in areas such as player protection, game fairness and AML/ CFT
If you would like to commission us to conduct specific regulatory research and analysis, please contact us.