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Researcher at Center for Security Studies

The Center for Security Studies (CSS / www.css.ethz.ch) at ETH Zurich (Swiss Federal Institute of Technology) is seeking to employ, at the next possible opportunity, a

Researcher (80-100%)

to conduct research on nuclear policies, nuclear proliferation and security issues in a historical perspective. You will contribute to the Center’s research focus on nuclear policies and related secu-rity policies. Ideally, you will have specific expertise and a strong publication record on nuclear strategy, proliferation issues, arms control and regional security. Responsibilities will include publishing peer-reviewed articles, collaborating on conferences and edited volumes. You will participate in a global network of specialists working on different aspects of nuclear policies and proliferation issues and engage in policy-relevant re-search.

The successful candidate has a University degree (preferably PhD) in History or Inter-national Relations and has demonstrated expertise in the field of nuclear policies, (non-)proliferation. He or she gathered significant expertise on regional politics and has published on nuclear policies, proliferation issues and/or regional security. In addition to excellent analytical skills, he or she has excellent written and spoken English language skills; fluency in German and knowledge of one non-European language desirable, and organizational skills.

For further enquiries please contact Roland Popp, Tel. +41 (0)44 632 09 04. Please apply online on www.jobs.ethz.ch (including a letter of interest, resume, two writing samples and two references) 30 April 2011 at the latest. Adress your application to ETH Zurich, Mr. Rolf Oertli, Human Resources, 8092 Zürich.

 

 

Roland Popp

 

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