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, with the ability to engage constructively with persons with disabilities, care institutions, policymakers, and other stakeholders. If you immediately recognise yourself in this profile, or if do you not
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looking for a postdoctoral researcher (1.0 fte, 36-month position) with research and teaching expertise on (cyber) crisis management and cyber accidents, or on the governance of (cyber) crime What you will
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the following: Applicants are expected to have: A PhD degree in criminology, political science, public administration, war studies, or a related field relevant to researching and teaching terrorism and political
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, including the MSc in Crisis and Security Management, on one or several of the following aspects.: The contemporary studies and issues of war and peace, in particular logistics and strategy. National and
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the following. Applicants are expected to have: A PhD degree in public administration, policy studies, political science, sociology, organization science, or a related field relevant to crisis governance
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on Redefining European Security and Defense and assist with teaching across several programs within the institute, including the MSc in Crisis and Security Management. Conduct independent and collaborative
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the agenda of the Intelligence and Security Research Group and assist with teaching across several programs within the institute, including the MSc in Crisis and Security Management. Conduct independent and
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coordination of laboratory work and data management. Key tasks: Collect samples for sedimentary DNA analyses from archaeological excavations from across the study region. Analyse sedaDNA data and build
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-directed violence and assist with teaching across several programs within the institute, including the MSc in Crisis and Security Management. Conduct independent and collaborative research with the research