Showing posts with label Paris. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Paris. Show all posts

Saturday, September 24, 2011

Research Fellowship at the Institute for Security Studies Location: Paris DL: 10 October 2011



INSTITUTE FOR SECURITY STUDIES
OF THE EUROPEAN UNION
VACANCY NOTICE
ref. IES/PE(2011)/142
The Institute for Security Studies is recruiting a research fellow (Grade A2/A3/A4 of the salary grid of the Coordinated Organisations ) as from 2 January 2012. Candidates should be nationals of one of the EU Member States.

1. Main tasks

The person selected will, under the Director's guidance, participate in the Institute's study and research projects, and other activities such as publications, organisation of seminars and participation in conferences. The Institute has, as its objective, to "contribute to the development of CFSP, including CSDP".

S/he will be required to:
prepare policy-oriented notes and analyses for the Council of the European Union and the High Representative;
undertake study and research projects on security and defence questions of interest to the EU, with a view to publication by the Institute or in specialised academic periodicals;
contribute to the conception and editing of the Institute's publications;
collaborate in the organisation of the Institute's seminars, task forces and meetings;
assist in running the Institute's various collective activities.


2. General qualifications
Higher degree (master's or doctorate), preferably in the field of political, economic or social sciences.
Confirmed professional experience, particularly as a researcher in a university or in a public or private centre for analysis doing work similar to that of the Institute.
Sound knowledge of the workings and policies of the European Union.
Excellent knowledge of the CFSP working languages.
Highly-developed sense of initiative and responsibility, and an ability to work well in a relatively small international team.


3. Specific qualifications

In addition to a general knowledge of international affairs and security issues, candidates will also be recruited on the basis of specialisation in one or several of the following fields:
Developments in CSDP
Links between CFSP/CSDP and other EU policies
The defence Industry
EU–NATO relations

The contract will be for a fixed term of three years, with the possibility of one extension (maximum two years).

The choice of candidates will take into account the necessity to distribute jobs, as far as possible, evenly among the nationals of the EU Member States. For more information visit this link

Thursday, June 23, 2011

Newman Doctoral Scholarships at The Catholic University of Paris, France

Catholic University of Paris Offers the Scholarship in the field of Theology, Philosophy, Canon Law in France to international students.

Study Subject(s):Theology, Philosophy, Canon Law
Course Level:PhD
Scholarship Provider: The Catholic University of Paris
Scholarship can be taken at: France
Eligibility:Applicants must be under 35 years.
- Have obtained for less than 2 years at a foreign university licensed canonical Theology or Canon Law, with honors excellence, or a license-canonical or a Master in Philosophy with honors excellence, according to the Faculty where he wantsegister.
- Have at least one published research article in a scientific journal.
- Having a culture theological, philosophical, or canonical specific interestingfor the Faculty, where he will prepare his case.
- Have a level of French to participate in research activities inthat language.
- Able to obtain a visa for a stay of doctoral studies in France.
Scholarship Open for International Students: Yes

Scholarship Description: The Catholic University of Paris offers international doctoral students Ph.D scholarships in theology, philosophy, and Canon Law under the tutelage of an experienced professor and researcher.
How to Apply: Online, By Post
Scholarship Application Deadline: 1 July 2011
Further Scholarship Information and Application

Wednesday, June 15, 2011

(Re)imagining the Balkans - Paris, Ceri Sciences Po, 27 June 2011‏

 (Ré)imaginer les Balkans : des sociétés européennes en mouvement
 Amphithéâtre Chapsal, Sciences Po, 27, rue Saint Guillaume, 75337 Paris
Avec le soutien de la Direction de la prospective du Ministère des Affaires étrangères et européennes
27 juin 2011

9H15 - Ouverture – Christian Lequesne, directeur du CERI-Sciences Po

Session 1 - 9H30-11H15 - Fabriques culturelles et connexions transnationales : les horizons de l’appartenance
Présidente de séance et discutante: Emmanuelle Olivier, CRAL-EHESS-CNRS

Popular Music in the "Yugosphere" and "Ethnosphere": Layers of Musical Belonging since the Break-up of Yugoslavia
Catherine Baker, University of Southampton

Bubbles and Powder Kegs: A Cinematic Bus Ride through Serbian Imagination
Marko Žiković, Alberta University

Bridging Social Capital on the Web: Migrants from Former Yugoslavia and the Importance of Invisible Layers
Jasmina Marić, Internet Interdisciplinary Institute (IN3), UOC Barcelona

11H15-11H30 – Pause café

Session 2 - 11H30-13H00 - Des passés mobiles : les identités dans les pliures du temps
Président de séance et discutant : Xavier Bougarel, CNRS, CETOBAC

Victims' "memory wars"? A Bosnian Association of War Victims under Ethnographic Scrutiny
Cécile Jouhanneau, ISP-Nanterre et CERI-Sciences Po

Sculpting the Nation in Skopje. The Multiple Temporalities of the Present
Nadège Ragaru, CERI-Sciences Po

Voices of the Nation. Being Kosovar Today
Anna di Lellio, The Graduate Program in International Affairs, The New School (New York)

Reshaping Identities: History Teaching in Contemporary Serbia
Dubravka Stojanović, Université de Belgrade

13H00-14H30 – Repas

14H30-15H00 – Key note speaker: (Ré)imaginer les Balkans
Maria Todorova, University of Illinois

Session 3 - 15H15-17H15 – Table ronde : Les présences et présents de l’Union européenne dans les Balkans occidentaux
Président de séance et discutant : Jacques Rupnik, CERI Sciences Po

Gerald Knaus, European Stability Initiative
Daniel Korski, European Council on Foreign Relations
Stefano Bianchini, Università degli studi di Bologna

Conclusion - Joseph Maïla, directeur de la Prospective, Ministère des Affaires étrangères et européennes.

Responsable scientifique : Nadège Ragaru - ragaru@ceri-sciences-po.org
Contact à la Direction de la prospective : Luc Lévy – luc.levy@diplomatie.gouv.fr