Reader/Chair in Global Policy/Global Governance (conflict, security or boundaries)
Reader/Chair in Global Policy/Global Governance (conflict, security or boundaries)
Durham University already has substantial expertise in International Relations, Political Geography, Area-Based Studies, Law and Social Anthropology related to conflict, security, boundaries and borders. We are seeking to deepen that expertise and extend its reach through inter-disciplinary and regional and global perspectives. Appointees could be in any one of the Departments/Schools of Government & International Affairs, Geography, Law, Anthropology, Applied Social Studies or Archaeology, as appropriate.
In an integrated approach to this collective of academic centres, Durham is developing as a global hub in the expanding sphere of conflict study and global policy, which is at the heart of Research Councils UK’s ‘Global Uncertainties’ strategic research theme.
Reader/Chair in Global Policy/Global Governance (conflict, security or boundaries)
This post will complement existing strengths in global policy/governance, developing new conceptual approaches and contributing to the national and international debate on global policy and/or global governance at both an academic and policy level. Indicative areas of research expertise include the relationship between global, regional and local governance practices; global, regional, national and/or conflict diplomacy; global and/or regional governance of boundaries and boundary disputes; boundaries, immigration and Diasporas.
For further information visit: www.joindurham.com
Closing date for applications is 8th June 2012.
Durham University already has substantial expertise in International Relations, Political Geography, Area-Based Studies, Law and Social Anthropology related to conflict, security, boundaries and borders. We are seeking to deepen that expertise and extend its reach through inter-disciplinary and regional and global perspectives. Appointees could be in any one of the Departments/Schools of Government & International Affairs, Geography, Law, Anthropology, Applied Social Studies or Archaeology, as appropriate.
In an integrated approach to this collective of academic centres, Durham is developing as a global hub in the expanding sphere of conflict study and global policy, which is at the heart of Research Councils UK’s ‘Global Uncertainties’ strategic research theme.
Reader/Chair in Global Policy/Global Governance (conflict, security or boundaries)
This post will complement existing strengths in global policy/governance, developing new conceptual approaches and contributing to the national and international debate on global policy and/or global governance at both an academic and policy level. Indicative areas of research expertise include the relationship between global, regional and local governance practices; global, regional, national and/or conflict diplomacy; global and/or regional governance of boundaries and boundary disputes; boundaries, immigration and Diasporas.
For further information visit: www.joindurham.com
Closing date for applications is 8th June 2012.
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