Dear friends and colleagues,
The European Research Council funded project The Europeanisation of Citizenship in the Successor States of the Former Yugoslavia (CITSEE) will begin work on 1 April 2009 (for five years).
Two one year posts have just been advertised, aimed principally at early career researchers from those states. They are currently advertised on www.jobs.ed. ac.uk but will appear soon on jobs.ac.uk. The closing date is 2 March 2009, and will be strictly adhered to. Applications can be made online. Although there are two posts, please encourage people to apply only for one. There can and will be crossover between the two appointments processes. The vacancy reference numbers are 3010472 and 3010474.
I would be grateful for your help in drawing these vacancies to the attention of interested parties - lawyers especially, but also those working in cognate disciplines such as political science, sociology and geography. They are suitable for early career researchers, such as those who are just embarking on a PhD programme, and have completed a masters degree.
I am pasting the details of the posts below. They are rather similar, but in one case the job description is posed in narrower terms than the one. People interested in applying should feel free to contact either me or Igor Stiks, postdoctoral fellow on this project (igorstiks@yahoo. com).
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Law: Junior Research Fellow (CITSEE) (broad job description)
Applications are invited for a post of Junior Research Fellow working on a European Research Council funded project on the Europeanisation of Citizenship in the Successor States of the Former Yugoslavia (CITSEE). As an enthusiastic, articulate and adaptable graduate educated to masters level in law, social sciences or the humanities, you will bring excellent research, writing and interpersonal skills and a knowledge of South Eastern Europe and/or the former Yugoslavia to the post. You will be principally responsible for preparing one national case study of the citizenship law of one of the successor states, but you will also have a range of other responsibilities in relation to the implementation of a major five year project, where you will be working as part of a substantial team based in Edinburgh, led by the Project Leader, Professor Jo Shaw.
The position is full time and is available from 1st June 2009 for twelve months.
Salary Scale: £24,877-£28,839
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Law: Junior Research Fellow (CITSEE) (narrow job description)
Applications are invited for a post of Junior Research Fellow working on a European Research Council funded project on the Europeanisation of Citizenship in the Successor States of the Former Yugoslavia (CITSEE). As an enthusiastic, articulate and adaptable graduate educated to masters level in law, social sciences or the humanities, you will bring excellent research, writing and interpersonal skills and a knowledge of South Eastern Europe and/or the former Yugoslavia to the post. You will be principally responsible for preparing a national case study of the citizenship law of Bosnia and Herzogovina, but you will also have a range of other
responsibilities in relation to the implementation of a major five year project, where you will be working as part of a substantial team based in Edinburgh, led by the Project Leader, Professor Jo Shaw.
The position is full time and is available from 1st June 2009 or soon thereafter for twelve months.
Salary Scale: £24,877 - £28,839
With many thanks
Jo Shaw
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Jo Shaw
Salvesen Chair of European Institutions
Co-Director of the Europa Institute
Dean of Research, College of Humanities and Social Sciences
University of Edinburgh
School of Law
Old College
South Bridge
Edinburgh
EH8 9YL
Scotland, UK
Tel: +44 131 650 9587
Fax: +44 131 650 6317
e-mail: jo.shaw@ed.ac. uk
http://www.law. ed.ac.uk/ staff/joshaw/
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