>Date: Thu, 07 Jun 2001 19:42:40 +0200 >From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (International Sociological Association) >Subject: Postdoc - Comparative Welfare State Research >Apparently-to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >Reply-to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >Status: > > >To: Members of the International Sociological Association > >Postdoctoral in Comparative Welfare State Research >Danish National Institute of Social Research > >The Research Unit for Comparative Welfare State Research at >the Danish National Institute of Social Research seeks a >specialist in the area of comparative welfare state research >for a one or two-year post doctorate appointment. The Danish >National Institute of Social Research gives a high priority to >research in the area of comparative welfare state research, as >policy changes throughout Europe in these areas play a growing >role in the policy debate in Denmark. > >The person appointed to this position will be part of the >staff in the Research Unit for Comparative Welfare State >Research participating in developing new ways for comparative >research. The research in this unit is well integrated in the >international research community in this area. A high priority >is given to projects done in collaboration with researchers in >other countries. Field of responsibility includes working >closely with researchers in the unit in order to perform >analysis of policy changes and their implications for welfare >institutions and individuals in different countries in areas >like labor market policy, family policies, and pension >policies. Emphasis will be on work that develops methods of >comparative welfare state research. > >Applicants should have completed the PhD degree in sociology, >economics, political science, or a related discipline. >Applicants with special interest and documented experience in >comparative welfare state research are encouraged to apply. >Applicants should send a letter describing research interest, >current curriculum vitae, three letters of recommendation, and >three copies of selected written work (maximum 10 >publications). Applications are received until the position is >filled. > >Applications should be sent to: >Erling Wulff >The Danish National Institute of Social Research >Herluf Trolles Gade 11 >DK-1052 Copenhagen K, Denmark > >For further information on this position, please contact: >Niels Ploug, Research Director, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >The Danish National Institute of Social Research >Tel: 45-3348- 0840 > >For further information on the Danish National Institute of >Social Research visit http://www.sfi.dk >
