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SIAS Vacancy: Grants and Projects Officer (maternity cover)
Grade 5: £23,352 to £27,854 per annum (with a discretionary range to £30,424)
We are looking to recruit a Grants and Projects Officer to cover a 12 month period of maternity leave commencing in January 2014. This key full-time post provides financial administrative support to academic staff applying for and working on research projects, and to administrators in the School.
Departmental Lecturer in African Anthropology (Internal applicants only)
The School of Interdisciplinary Area Studies, the School of Anthropology and Museum Ethnography, and St Anne’s College seek applications for full time, fixed term Departmental Lectureship in African Anthropology. This post is only open to applicants already employed by the university.
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Security and Defensive Democracy in Israel. A Critical Approach to Political Discourse by Dr Sharon Weinblum
Dr Sharon Weinblum, Israel Institute and Wiener-Anspach Postdoctoral fellow has just published a new book "Security and Defensive Democracy in Israel. A Critical Approach to Political Discourse (Routledge 2015)"
Introducing the Charles Wallace Trust Visiting Fellowship for Pakistan
The Charles Wallace Pakistan Trust are offering sponsorship for one scholar or practitioner from Pakistan to visit the Department of Politics and International Relations for one O
Rio Branco Professor Marcelo Medeiros Speaks on Brazil and the Regional Integration of South America
On 27th February 2015, the Brazilian Studies Programme organized a roundtable on “Brazil and the Regional Integration of South America”.
Evans-Pritchard Lectureship 2015-2016
EVANS-PRITCHARD LECTURESHIP 2015-2016
Further Particulars: http://www.all-souls.ox.ac.uk/appointments/evans-pritchard
New ESRC Impact Acceleration Account Grant awarded to Professor Payne and Gabriel Pereira
The collaborative project between the University of Oxford and two human rights organizations, Andhes and Cels aims, first, to advance corporate accountability for human rights violations committed during authoritarian regimes, thereby raising the cost of such violations to reduce them in the fut
Professor Payne will present her research findings on transitional justice at World Bank HQ
Professor Payne from the Transitional Justice Research Collaborative will discuss the impact of transitional justice mechanisms in strengthening democracy, human rights, and peace at the World Bank headquarters on Thursday 5 March.
Comment on Ukraine: Gwendolyn Sasse
Article in The Conversation available here
New publication: Dr Gwendolyn Sasse and Amar K. Ahmadov
'Migrants' regional allegiances in homeland elections: evidence on voting by Poles and Ukrainians'
Routledge, December 2014
Full text available here
How to Work, Travel, and Study in Japan
MSc in Modern Japanese Studies student Miss Natalia Doan has recently published a book called How to Work, Travel, and Study in Japan.
Minoritarian Rule: An Article by Geoffrey Macdonald and Babak Moussavi
Read the article Minoritarian Rule: How India's Electoral System Created the Illusion of a BJP Landslide in Economic and Political Weekly.This article was co-authored by Babak Moussavi who graduated from the MSc in Contemporary Ind