[MGSA-L] **REMINDER FOR NEW VACANCIES** Research Opportunities at the Hellenic Observatory, European Institute, LSE - Academic Year 2011-12

[Roland Moore]

From: Yiorgos Chouliaras <yiorgos.chouliaras at gmail.com>

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From: Hellenicobservatory at lse.ac.uk
Date: Wed, 12 Jan 2011 14:03:34 -0000
Subject: **REMINDER FOR NEW VACANCIES** Research Opportunities at the
Hellenic Observatory, European Institute, LSE - Academic Year 2011-12
To: Hellenicobservatory at lse.ac.uk

Dear Friends,

Please see below we are very pleased to announce details for new
research opportunities at the Hellenic Observatory, European
Institute, LSE for the academic year 2011-12.

We would be grateful if you could also forward this announcement to
any person(s) that you think may be interested in applying.

Yours sincerely,

The Hellenic Observatory

Apologies for cross posting


Hellenic Observatory / European Institute

Vacancies 2011-12
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NATIONAL BANK OF GREECE, Senior Research Fellow/Research Fellow

in Contemporary Greek Studies

Salary: Senior  Research Fellow £48,104 - £55,723 per annum inclusive (Band 8)

Research Fellow £40,323 - £46,710 per annum inclusive (Band 7)

Reference: RES/10/06

The post is based at the Hellenic Observatory (HO), which is part of
the LSE's European Institute and is available following the generous
donation of the National Bank of Greece.

The HO focuses on the position of both Greece and Cyprus in relation
to the European Union and South-East Europe.

Its perspective is that of the social sciences - covering political,
economic and social developments.

Following the generous support of the National Bank of Greece, this
fellowship is to facilitate high quality research and publication(s)
relevant to the work of the Hellenic Observatory and will be for a
fixed-term for one person for 12 months or for two people for 6 months
consecutively starting September 2011.

The preferred appointment is for a Senior Research Fellow (Band 8),
however if no suitable applications are received at this level, the HO
will consider applications for a Research Fellow (Band 7).

You should have a PhD, a strong publication record and knowledge of
contemporary Greece. You are required to submit a full research
proposal of your own.

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MINISTRY OF FINANCE, GREECE, Senior Research Fellow/Research Fellow

in Political Economy of Greece and South East Europe

Salary: Senior Research Fellow £48,104 - £55,723 per annum inclusive (Band 8)

Research Fellow £40,323 - £46,710 per annum inclusive (Band 7)

Reference: RES/10/07

The post is based at the Hellenic Observatory (HO), which is part of
the LSE's European Institute and is available following the generous
donation of the Ministry of Finance.

The HO focuses on the position of both Greece and Cyprus in relation
to the European Union and South-East Europe.

Its perspective is that of the social sciences - covering political,
economic and social developments.

The HO was set up in recognition of the unique role that the LSE can
play in this regard with the establishment of the Eleftherios
Venizelos Chair on Contemporary Greek Studies in 1996.

Following the generous support of the Ministry of Finance, Greece,
this fellowship is to facilitate high quality research and
publication(s) relevant to the work of the Hellenic Observatory and
will be for a fixed-term for one person for 12 months or for two
people for 6 months consecutively starting September 2011.

The preferred appointment is for a Senior Research Fellow (Band 8),
however if no suitable applications are received at this level, the HO
will consider applications for a Research Fellow (Band 7).

You should have a PhD, a strong publication record and
academic/professional experience. You are required to submit a full
research proposal of your own.
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A.C. LASKARIDIS Post Doctoral Fellowship on Greece

Salary: £40,323 - £46,710 per annum inclusive (pay award pending)

Reference: RES/10/05

The post is based at the Hellenic Observatory (HO), which is part of
the LSE's European Institute and is available following the generous
donation of Mr A.C. Laskaridis.

The HO was set up in recognition of the unique role that the LSE can
play in this regard with the establishment of the Eleftherios
Venizelos Chair on Contemporary Greek Studies in 1996. The HO focuses
on the position of both Greece and Cyprus in relation to the European
Union and South-East Europe.

Its perspective is that of the social sciences, covering political,
economic and social developments.

We seek a candidate who can undertake research on Greece, its foreign
relations, domestic politics or economic performance.

You should possess a PhD, as well as a demonstrable knowledge of
Greece and evidence of publication and/or project delivery through
independent, original research.

This is a fixed-term post for either one appointment for 12 months or
for two appointments for 6 months consecutively starting in September
2011.
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To apply for these posts please go to www.lse.ac.uk/JobsatLSE
<http://www.lse.ac.uk/JobsatLSE>  and select  "Visit the ONLINE
RECRUITMENT SYSTEM web page".

If you have any queries about applying on the online system, please
call 020 7955 7859 or email hr.recruit.res at lse.ac.uk
<mailto:hr.recruit.res at lse.ac.uk>  quoting the appropriate reference
number.

Closing date for receipt of applications for all three posts is 23.59
(UK time) on 7 February 2011.
Regrettably, we are unable to accept any applications received after this date.

We value diversity and wish to promote equality at all levels