Francis,

I read the announcement for the second position (humanities) and examined the internet site of the center.Their focus of research is very close to my research interests (e-policy, e-government; knowledge management etc).

I believe this could be something for me but I am not sure I am meeting the profile they are looking for.

Having more experience in these matters, do you think this could make sense ?

regards,

Laetitia

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Francis, know anyone who might be interested?  Regards, Stuart

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From: wolfgang hofkirchner <<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Date: Thu, 14 Oct 2004 16:15:58 +0200
Subject: Bertalanffy-List: 2 positions offered in salzburg


 dear members of the bertalanffy-list,

 may i draw your attention to the attached offer of 2 posts due to my
 being appointed professor for internet and society at the university of
 salzburg:

 The Center for Advanced Studies in Information and Communication
 Technologies & Society (ICT&S) at The University of Salzburg, Austria,
 is offering two scientific positions to engage in academic research
 and training.

 Areas of work: Internet and Society; in particular,
 for the first position, Foundations of Information Science, e.g.,
  Unified Theory of Information,
  Theory of Evolutionary Systems (self-organization),
  Cognitive Science,
  Biosemiotics;
 for the second position, Information Society Theory, e.g.,
  Science of Collective Intelligence,
  Global Brain Theory,
  Studies in Sustainable Development,
  Cultural Studies,
  Sociocybernetics

 Tasks: To assist with working independently on university level
 research; developing and completing third-party-funded research
 projects; organizing conferences; co-supervising students

 Intended start date: Immediately

 Length of employment: 4 years

 Number of hours expected to work per week: 24

 Necessary qualifications: A completed post-graduate degree either in
 philosophy, physics, biology, psychology (or another science study for
 the first position) or in sociology, economics, political science,
 cultural or communication science (or another study in social science
 or humanities for the second position)

 Additional qualifications desired: An understanding of Systems and
 Evolution Theories (self-organization); A strong interest in
 interdisciplinary and trans-disciplinary scientific research; A
 positive attitude towards the overall shaping and designing of
 technology; Practical project experience

 Personal characteristics desired: Demonstrated ability and willingness
 to work as a member of a team;  Flexible, dynamic and able to work
 under pressure and with limited time frames; Professional knowledge of
 at least one official European Union language (i.e. English, French)

 For more information, please look at

<http://www.sbg.ac.at/aktuelles/stellen/>http://www.sbg.ac.at/aktuelles/stellen/ or call: +43/662 8044/4802.


thanks,

 prof dr wolfgang hofkirchner
 internet and society
 ict&s center for advanced studies and research in icts & society
 university of salzburg
 sigmund-haffner-gasse 18
 a 5020 salzburg
 phone ++43 662 8044 4821
 fax ++43 662 6389 4800
 <http://www.icts.sbg.ac.at>www.icts.sbg.ac.at


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Stuart Umpleby, Research Program in Social and Organizational Learning
Monroe Hall 403, The George Washington University, Washington, DC 20052
<http://www.gwu.edu/~umpleby>www.gwu.edu/~umpleby, tel. 202-994-1642, fax 202-994-3081

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Francis Heylighen
"Evolution, Complexity and Cognition" research group
Free University of Brussels
http://pespmc1.vub.ac.be/HEYL.html

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