> Principal Research Fellow in Building Sustainable Societies: Security and Justice
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> (Job reference: 321002) Faculty of Education, Social Sciences and Law
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> School of Law
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> The Centre for Criminal Justice Studies in the School of Law at the University of Leeds is seeking to appoint a Principal Research Fellow to develop a portfolio of research activity on the intersection between security and justice. This post is part of a major new interdisciplinary research programme on the wider theme of Building Sustainable Societies which will explore cross-cutting themes of work, health and social care and security and justice, locally and globally.
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> You will work with senior colleagues from across disciplines within the University of Leeds - including Law and Criminology, Politics and International Relations, Sociology and Social Policy, and Business - to advance and pursue cutting-edge inter-disciplinary research. You will have a track record in attracting external research income and a capacity to work well with teams of multi-disciplinary researchers. With a PhD and a good first degree in the social sciences, you will have an established international and potentially a world class reputation for publications on aspects of security and/or justice in peer reviewed journals. Salary: Grade 9 (£45,155 - £52,347 p.a.)
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> Apply using: Application form, CV and Equal Opportunities Monitoring form Download an application form: http://hr.leeds.ac.uk/jobs/ViewJob.aspx?SId=8&JId=1831
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> Informal enquiries: Professor Adam Crawford, Director of the Centre for Criminal Justice Studies, email [log in to unmask], tel +44 (0)113 343 5045.
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> Send completed applications to: Anne Prendergast email [log in to unmask], or by post to:
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> Anne Prendergast
> University House
> Beech Grove House
> Leeds
> LS2 9JT Closing date: 05 February 2011
> <Research Fellow Security&Justice.pdf>
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