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CITSEE Research Fellow
University of Edinburgh, Scotland

Scholarship / Financial aid: available

Date: twelve months from 1 April 2010

Deadline: 30 November 2009

Open to: all interested

Announcement follows

The University of Edinburgh based project on "Europeanization of Citizenship in the Successor States of the Former Yugoslavia" (CITSEE) is seeking a Research Fellow to work on citizenship laws and policies in Serbia.

Applications are invited for a post of 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, political science or a related subject, you will bring excellent research, writing and interpersonal skills and a detailed 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 laws and practices of Serbia, 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 1 April 2010 or soon thereafter for twelve months.

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