Postdoc in International Law: Consent & Global Governance

Institut de hautes études internationales et du développement; Genf; Vor Ort; CHF 90.000 - 120.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

The Institut de hautes études internationales et du développement invites applications for a four-year post-doctoral researcher position in international law, focused on consent and regulatory agreements. The successful candidate will work on a Geneva-based project and collaborate with leading scholars.

Requirements include a PhD in international law, advanced English, good French, and experience with empirical methods and regional Africa adjudication mechanisms.

Qualifikationen

• PhD in International Law with a strong background in public international law.
• Advanced writing and speaking skills in English; passive knowledge of French.
• Familiarity with literature of international law and international relations.
• Familiarity with empirical methods.
• Demonstrable knowledge of continent-wide and regional adjudication mechanisms in Africa.

Aufgaben

• Data collection from public sources and analysis in selected issue areas.
• Interviews and surveys with a selected group of current and former independent third parties, government representatives and counsel to governments.
• Assist with the organization of an introductory workshop and a conference.
• Assist with the preparation of an edited volume based on conference proceedings.
• Publish at least one peer-reviewed article on the project’s findings.
• Participate in academic workshops and conferences relevant to the project and contribute to dissemination.

Kenntnisse

PhD in International Law

English (advanced)

French (passive)

Literature in international law/IR

Empirical methods

Knowledge of African adjudication

Ausbildung

Doctorate in International Law

Jobbeschreibung

The Institut de hautes études internationales et du développement invites applications for a four-year post-doctoral researcher position in international law, focused on consent and regulatory agreements. The successful candidate will work on a Geneva-based project and collaborate with leading scholars.

Requirements include a PhD in international law, advanced English, good French, and experience with empirical methods and regional Africa adjudication mechanisms.