[eccr] USC Post-Doc in International Communication

>Dear Colleague,
>
>The Annenberg Research Network on International Communication, at the
>University of Southern California, invites applications for a
>post-doctoral research position during the 2004-2005 academic year, from
>candidates who do innovative research in International Communication.
>
>We would appreciate your help in publicizing this opportunity.  Please
>encourage potential candidates to apply.  Details are included below, as
>well as on the attached flyer (suitable for printing and posting).
>Information is also available on our web site at:
>http://annenberg.usc.edu/international_communication/PostDocAnnouncement.html
>
>Thank you in advance,
>
>   Jonathan Aronson
>   Francois Bar
>   Manuel Castells
>   Hernan Galperin
>
>
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>2004-2005 Post-Doctoral Fellowship Announcement
>
>
>The Annenberg Research Network on International Communication, at the
>University of Southern California, was established in 2003 to study the
>emergence of new communication infrastructures, examine the attendant
>transformation of government policies and communication patterns, and
>analyze the social and economic consequences. The project is
>multi-disciplinary - including communication, sociology, economics, and
>political science approaches - and follows an international comparative
>perspective - spanning North America and Latin America, Asia, Africa, the
>Middle East, the Pacific, Western and Eastern Europe.  The core faculty
>members are: Jonathan Aronson, François Bar, Manuel Castells, and Hernan
>Galperin, all four at the Annenberg School for Communication The research
>network also includes other faculty, at USC and elsewhere.  For more
>information, see:  http://annenberg.usc.edu/international_communication/
>
>2004-2005 Post-Doctoral Fellowship in International Communication
>
>We invite applications for a post-doctoral research position during the
>2004-2005 academic year, from candidates who do innovative research in
>International Communication. The competition is open to junior scholars:
>those who received a Ph.D. since 1995 or who will have completed a
>dissertation by August 2004. Applicants from a variety of social science
>disciplines and from a variety of countries are encouraged.
>
>Evaluation
>
>Applicants will be evaluated on the basis of academic achievement and
>promise, based on publications and previous research experience, the
>quality of the research proposal, and the fit of their research interest
>with the project's focus on international communication. Compensation The
>project will provide an appropriate stipend in accordance with University
>guidelines, desk space, computer support and network access, as well as
>USC library privileges.
>
>Application Procedures
>
>Applicants must submit: 1) a curriculum vitae, including a list of
>publications when applicable, 2) a 5-page research proposal, 3) a graduate
>transcript, and 4) three confidential letters of recommendation.
>Applications must be in English. Application materials must be received by
>March 22nd, 2004, (either hard-copy or e-mail). Selection will be
>announced in April 2004.
>
>Please send application materials to:
>
>re: Post-doctoral fellowship
>Guita Irani
>Administrative Coordinator
>Annenberg Research Network on International Communication
>Annenberg School for Communication
>University of Southern California
>3502 Watt Way, ASC 332A
>Los Angeles, California 90089
>Tel: 213-821-5385
>Fax: 213-821-1606
>Email: (mirani /at/ usc.edu)
>
>
>

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