Friday, March 31, 2006

IR Job Rumors Fall 2006 (March 2006 Comments)

[2006-03-06] Please restrict postings here to information on interviews, offers, and acceptances (or queries for information). For general discussions of the job market, including salaries, please use the IR Job Market Discussion post (see sidebar). For discussions as to the merits (or lack thereof) of this blog, please use the IR Rumor Mill Discussion (see sidebar) thread.

[2006-03-06] Participants are requested not to post rumors regarding how and why individual candidates or departments have made decisions, especially containing personal information; if you wish to discuss these matters, the IR Discussions blog may be a better place.

[2006-02-06] To prevent too many comments from building up, periodically a new post that summarizes all the comments will be placed at the top of the blog; to view old comments, see the posts from [October 16-November 17], [November 18-December 17], [December 18-February 06], and [February 07-March 05], which contain old comments.

[2006-01-28] Additional rumor mills have been independently started, for American and Comparative Politics as well as Political Theory and Public Law. Cross-posting of CP information is probably a good idea, since a significant fraction of CP and IR jobs overlap (unlike CP and AP or IR and AP).

[2005-12-17] New column added to list whether a job has been filled (and by whom if the information exists).

[2005-12-03] An increasing number of Comparative Politics posts are being made. While only posts that refer to jobs in the IR Job List Fall 2006 will be added to the master table below, contributors should feel free to post information about CP jobs, since there is substantial overlap.

[2005-11-20] To prevent comments being lost, please post all rumors here rather than on the individual rumor postings. Comments have been turned off on these postings.

[2005-11-20] Please use discretion when posting rumors of offers or acceptances; if possible, only post an offer if it is public knowledge.

Got a rumor on which school have invited candidates to interviews or have sent out job offers? Post a comment here. Names of candidates are not necessary, but can be useful.

Please include some information on the source of your knowledge that will allow others to evaluate your information. Are you a member of the department interviewing? A friend or colleague of a candidate? Please be as specific in your information and sources as possible (while maintaining anonymity if you wish).

Want to see a list of jobs? See the IR Job List Fall 2006 entry.

Note: The Institution links will take you to the original job posting; the Rumors link will take you to the rumor posting. If there is a link but no date in the Rumors column, no substantive information (e.g., a list of interviewees) has been received; dates are updated when new rumors appear. The table is sorted from most recent to oldest rumor.

[C] appears next to dates when additional posts appear to confirm an initial rumor of interviews. If you have independent confirmation of interviews being conducted at a university that does not have a [C] or a list of candidates, please post a comment. A [?] appears if information disputing a rumor of interviews has occurred.

Institution Rumors Filled
University of Kentucky 2006-03-05

Baylor University 2006-03-04
David Clinton (Tulane)
University of Illinois-Springfield 2006-03-02

Iowa State University[1][2]
2006-03-02
[1] Closed [2] Yes
Duke University Fellowship 2006-03-02

University of Oxford, UK Postdoc 2006-03-01

Princeton CGG Fellowship
2006-03-01

Oakland University 2006-03-01
Dong-hun Kim (Iowa)
Georgia State University 2006-03-01

University of Michigan 2006-02-28

Seton Hall University [1][2][3][4][5]
2006-02-28

Georgetown University [1][2][3][4][5]
2006-02-27
[?] Bruce Hoffman (RAND)
Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University 2006-02-24[C]

Michigan State University 2006-02-24
Cristina Bodea? (Rochester)
Concordia University 2006-02-23

SUNY, Cortland 2006-02-22

York College of Pennsylvania 2006-02-22

John Carroll University 2006-02-22

Shippensburg University 2006-02-22
Cal Poly 2006-02-22

University of Victoria 2006-02-22

Naval Postgraduate School 2006-02-22
Kent State University
2006-02-22

Yale University 2006-02-22 [1] Susan Hyde (UCSD)
[2] Thad Dunning (Berkeley)
Clemson University 2006-02-21
Yes
University of Alabama-Tuscaloosa
2006-02-21
Douglas Gibler (Kentucky)
DePaul University 2005-02-15 Leslie Wirpsa (USC)
California State University Fresno 2006-02-14
Colorado State University 2006-02-14 Alex Braithwaite (Penn State)
University of Oklahoma [1][2][3]
2006-02-08



Université Laval 2006-02-07
Yes
Columbia University 2006-02-03
Tonya Putnam (Stanford)
Columbia University (IPE) 2006-02-03
Closed
University of Colorado-Boulder 2006-02-03
[1] Moonhawk Kim (Stanford)
University of California, Los Angeles 2006-02-02

Seton Hall University [1][2][3][4][5]
2006-02-02

Sam Houston State University 2006-02-02

University of Nevada, Reno 2006-02-01
Yes
Indiana University, Bloomington 2006-02-01
Yes
Western Washington University [1][2]
2006-02-01
Bidisha Biswas (Maryland)
California State University Sacramento 2006-01-31[C]

California State University, Fullerton 2006-01-31[C]

California State University Chico 2006-01-31

Baldwin-Wallace College 2006-01-31

Pennsylvania State Erie Behrend College 2006-01-30
Yes
University of South Dakota 2006-01-30
Yes
Georgia Southern University 2006-01-29

Vanderbilt University 2006-01-26
Michaela Mattes (Rice)
Virginia Military Institute 2006-01-26 Yes
West Virginia University 2006-01-26
Christina Fattore (FSU)
University of Pennsylvania 2006-01-25 Andrew Kydd (Assoc.)
University of Utah 2006-01-25 Adam Luedtke (U Washington)
Michigan State University (James Madison)
2006-01-23

University of Chicago 2006-01-21

University of Arizona 2006-01-19
Faten Ghosn (Penn State)
Massachusetts Institute of Technology 2006-01-19 David Singer (Harvard/Notre Dame)
Dartmouth College 2006-01-17 Bridget Coggins (Ohio State)
Auburn University 2006-01-16

University of Massachusetts Amherst 2006-01-16[C]

St. John's University 2006-01-16
Yes?
University of Tennessee-Knoxville (Conflict)
2006-01-14
David Brule (Texas A&M)
University of Nebraska [1][2]
2006-01-14
[1] Elizabeth Dahl (American)
Grand Valley State University 2006-01-12
Yes
University of West Florida 2006-01-12
Closed
University of Pittsburgh [1][2]
2006-01-11
[1] Burcu Savun (Rice) [2] Closed?
Cornell University 2006-01-11
David Patel (Stanford)
Northeastern University 2006-01-10

University of Rhode Island 2006-01-10 [C]

University of Notre Dame
2006-01-08
 Sebastian Rosato (Chicago)
Carleton College 2006-01-08
Devashree Gupta (Cornell)
College of William & Mary 2006-01-07 Amy Oakes (Ohio State)
Middlebury College 2006-01-06



University of Georgia 2006-01-06 Brock Tessman
Arizona State University 2006-01-06
Yoav Gortzak (Ohio State)
Texas A&M [1][2] 2006-01-03
Shuhei Kurizaki (UCLA)
Elena McLean (Rochester)
Bowdoin College 2006-01-03

University of Wisconsin [1][2][3] 2006-01-02

California State University Northridge 2005-12-30

University of Virginia 2005-12-22 Todd Sechser (Stanford)
Emory University 2005-12-22
Kyle Beardsley (UCSD)
University of Michigan (IPE) 2005-12-20

George Washington University[1][2][3] 2005-12-20 [1] Closed [2] Holger Schmidt (Columbia)
University of California, Davis 2005-12-20 Closed
Reed College 2005-12-19
Alex Montgomery (Stanford)
Trinity College 2005-12-18
Yes
University of Tennessee-Knoxville (IPE/IO)
2005-12-16

University of Chicago (PubPol) 2005-12-13
University of Vermont 2005-12-08 Michelle Commercio (UPenn)
University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill 2005-12-06
American University (Intl Peace) 2005-12-04

University of Kentucky PSD 2005-12-04
Robert Farley
American University (CIS) 2005-12-03

Florida State University 2005-12-02

George Fox University 2005-11-30

Providence College 2005-11-30

Millikin University 2005-11-28

University of California, Los Angeles 2005-11-28

University of Texas Austin 2005-11-27

George Mason University 2005-11-24
Yeshiva University 2005-11-22

Dickinson College 2005-11-20
Yes
American University (Intl Comm) 2005-11-17

Clark University 2005-11-16[C]
Hofstra University 2005-11-09

George Fox University 2005-11-09

Northern Arizona University 2005-11-09

University of West Florida 2005-11-09

Lehigh University 2005-11-07

University of Delaware 2005-11-04
University of Toronto 2005-11-02

University of California, Berkeley 2005-11-01
Middlebury College 2005-11-01

California Institute of Technology 2005-10-18

New York University 2005-10-17

143 comments:

IR Rumor Mill said...

Please restrict postings here to information on interviews, offers, and acceptances (or queries for information). For general discussions of the job market, including salaries, please use the IR Job Market Discussion post. For discussions as to the merits (or lack thereof) of this blog, please use the IR Rumor Mill Discussion thread.

Participants are requested not to post rumors regarding how and why individual candidates or departments have made decisions, especially containing personal information; if you wish to discuss these matters, the IR Discussions blog may be a better place.

Anonymous said...

[Moved from Bowdoin College job listing]

[2006-03-02] The position was accepted by the current visitor Shelley Deane

Anonymous said...

[Moved from Auburn University job listing]

[2006-02-06] Auburn has offered the job to someone. Rejection letters have been sent out.

Anonymous said...

[Moved from John Carroll University job listing]

[2006-01-11] i heard that budget problems forced them to cancel this search

Anonymous said...

[Moved from University of Oklahoma (Asia) job listing]

[2006-02-10] Offer made, rejected, search closed.

Anonymous said...

[Moved from IR Rumor Mill Discussion post]

[2006-03-02] so Utah had to go back to the pool after december interviews to get their hire for IR.

[2006-03-04] I thought that Adam Luedtke (U Washington) took that job?

Anonymous said...

Princeton CGG rejection e-mails have been sent.

Anonymous said...

The post about Bodea at Michigan State is premature. She is considering at least two offers.

Anonymous said...

UColorado-Boulder is making an offer to another junior candidate from its second set of interviews.

Anonymous said...

Middlebury sent out letters: They had invited four people to interview but ended up not hiring anyone. They will be posting again next year.

Anonymous said...

Anyone know what's going on with Providence College?

Anonymous said...

Providence College made an offer but the candidate rejected

Anonymous said...

Any news on post-docs (besides Princeton's CGG)?

Anonymous said...

Duke made offers for its 2 IR post-docs. At least one has been accepted.

Anonymous said...

Who got Duke's post-docs?

Anonymous said...

Who is getting the offer from Colorado?

Anonymous said...

I heard (although not first hand) that UC-Boulder's offer is going to someone from SUNY-Binghamton

Anonymous said...

Any news on the junior position at UMass-Amherst?

Anonymous said...

Anybody had word Olin or Yale's OCV?

Anonymous said...

UMass had candidates out to interview about a month ago, and they made an offer - no news about acceptance.

Anonymous said...

Dartmouth extended three additional IR offers: Jennifer Lind, Branislav Slanchev, and Darryl Press

Anonymous said...

Wow, THREE offers! And one of them to Slantchev! Why would he leave UCSD for Darmtmouth though?

Anonymous said...

Steven Watts from Cornell has accepted the junior, tenure-track position at UMass.

Anonymous said...

where else does Slanchev have offers?

Anonymous said...

Why this obsession with Slantchev and his offers or lack of offers thereof?

Anonymous said...

Press is the big deal in the Dartmouth situation; he's probably the best junior "hard security" person out there. Lind is his wife, so they're trying to make it a package deal.

Anonymous said...

If true, Press and Lind are also the strange part about that Dartmouth rumor. For those of you unfamiliar, Press *left* Dartmouth last year to go to Penn because (from what I understand) they wouldn't make an offer to his wife. Not sure what could have changed so dramatically in one year. Never underestimate the inefficiencies of the academic job market. . .

Anonymous said...

Who care. Tell us more about Slantchev.

Anonymous said...

I heard Dartmouth gave up all their draft picks in 2007 for him. Slantchev is clearly a blue chipper who really wowed at the combine.

--Mel Kiper

Anonymous said...

Come on, folks. Leave Slanchev alone for a change. Let's talk about me! ME
ME ME

Anonymous said...

RE: March 9, 9:28AM

Ever read Exit, Voice, and Loyalty?

Anonymous said...

Slantchev had great time in the 40 and had a top score on his Wonderlich test. He has the explosiveness and power to be a franchise player.

But one Committee who studied his game film remains unimpressed--his great workouts didn't seem to translate into points on the field.

UCSD got a good haul of draft picks in this deal and will improve the team by surrounding starter Phillip Rivers with some young talent.

Anonymous said...

Actually, I heard that he flubbed the Wonderlich the first time he took it.

Anonymous said...

I heard that one of the 'superstars' on the IR market this year scored a 6 on the Wonderlic. Although the person gave a fantastic job talk in early January (outperforming two other candidates from a UC school), a score that like makes you wonder about their ability to continue to produce in a more complex system. Seems risky, to me.

Anonymous said...

I heard that Slantchev is on steroids. With the ISA starting to crack down with random testing at the annual meeting, he's going to have to lay low on the juice for a while. I wonder how that will affect his work. Suspicious eyes have also been cast at Schultz, Koremenos, and Baum. Seems that there was a southern cal ring in operation for the last 5 years. Makes you wonder how this young crop of IR scholars is going to be viewed in 20 years…

Anonymous said...

Upon reading this blog, I've come to realize (confirm, rather) that I am SO happy I don't do IR!

Anonymous said...

RE: the 12:02 PM, March 09, 2006 post:

An American Politics person without a sense of humor or appreciation of strategy? I can't believe it!

Anonymous said...

"A __________ person without a sense of humor or appreciation of strategy".

Thought the appropriate answer was "Political Theorist".

Anonymous said...

Is CISAC or BCIAS the next BALCO?

Anonymous said...

Re: 12:02 comment, this begs the question "if one did not do IR would one do another type of political science or something else entirely". the answer may say something about the division in the field-- i.e. policy vs. science approaches.

Anonymous said...

On pre/post docs, to the best of my (relatively well sourced) knowledge, Olin, Belfer, Cisac, and Yale have not contacted successful applicants yet. Olin is expected to do so next week and cisac in a couple of weeks. Belfer normally doesn't happen till well into April. No idea on when Yale is likely.

Anonymous said...

re : 12:09

I'm a Americanist and I wrote one of the sports-related posts.

so there...

Anonymous said...

what about Mershon (Ohio St.) fellowships? when are they typically announced?

Anonymous said...

Anyone know who filled the IR post at Trinity in Conn?

Anonymous said...

Postdocs that have been filled:

CGG
Oxford
Duke

Anonymous said...

Re 3:32pm: are you sure about the Oxford one?

Anonymous said...

There are multiple Oxford post-docs. The methods one was filled a long time ago. The PRFs were filled too. But I doubt the ones with Lincoln College have yet been filled.

Anonymous said...

Any word on who filled the Duke post-docs?

Anonymous said...

Has anyone heard anything about Sweet Briar or the position at the Alexandria campus that Virginia Tech advertised?

Anonymous said...

The Magdalen College (Oxford) post-doc hasn't been filled yet, but some candidates have been invited for interviews.

Anonymous said...

Who's interviewing at Magdalen College? Who's interviewing at Lincoln College? Who at Baillol?

Anonymous said...

Any news on the UBC searches?

Anonymous said...

Any news on Reno?

Anonymous said...

What's going on at UCLA?

Anonymous said...

Any news about DePauw or Northern Illinois University?

Anonymous said...

Any news about DePauw or Northern Illinois University?

4:19 PM, March 12, 2006

[Re] I heard NIU invited three candidates during last few weeks.

Anonymous said...

I received a rejection letter from Northern Illinois dated 2/22 saying they hired Y.K. Wang a 2001 Chicago PhD who is at Brookings now. It was kind of unusual in that they specified who was hired, but interesting to know nonetheless.

Anonymous said...

Thanks for the scoop on Northern Illinois. I have not received my letter from them. It is interesting that they named their hire.

Anonymous said...

Anyone know when Mershon Fellowships (Ohio) are typically announced?

Anonymous said...

Re March 11 8:55pm. What UBC searches?

Anonymous said...

Ray Duch is leaving Houston to take a job at Nuffield College (Oxford)

Anonymous said...

UCLA Global Fellows postdoc rejection e-mails out

Anonymous said...

Dan Morey (Iowa) has accepted a job with the University of Kentucky.

http://myweb.uiowa.edu/dmorey/

Anonymous said...

Great hire for Kentucky. At the risk of generating a flurry of Kentucky posts, rumors of Kentucky's demise have (apparently) been greatly exaggerated!

Anonymous said...

FYI, there are still tenure track jobs that have been posted in the last month or so for those who are looking: Eckerd (Fla), Alaska-Fairbanks, Saginaw Valley State and Towson (Baltimore).

Anonymous said...

Sort of a random quesion, why is the cost of living so high in Fairbanks, Alaska? CNN/Money posted a list of the most expensive US citites and Fairbanks is higher(more expensive) than Chicago, Philadelphia, and Seattle. Based on a "moderately affluent lifestyle", you would need about 167K in Manhattan, 116K in DC area, and 104K in Fairbanks (Chicago is 103K). The full list is at

http://money.cnn.com/2006/03/14/pf/couple_cities_coli/index.htm

Anonymous said...

I'm no economist, but I assume Fairbanks is expensive b/c of the costs of transporting goods there and the cost of home heating. Also, since Alaska is pretty sparse for population, the labor cost that goes into locally produced goods (homes, etc.) and services may be high. Any Wal-Marts there may actually have to pay a decent wage.

Anonymous said...

anyone know if olin offers have been made

Anonymous said...

Re: Fairbanks
Do not forget to factor in the oil dividend if you are serious about trying to figure out if you can make it financially in Alaska. Each year every qualified (lived in Alaska for at least one year) citizen gets a check from the state that shares the oil revenue. In past years it has ranged from $800 to aomost $2000. So do the math, if you have a wife and a kid, $2400- almost $6000 to supplement your salary. Combine that with no state income tax and the sticker shock is ameliorated a bit.

Anonymous said...

Wow. Go People's Republic of Alaska!

Anonymous said...

So does GSU continue its search? I know of at least one good person that could use a job :)

Anonymous said...

Dartmouth just hired Jennifer Lind and Darryl Press.

I heard this from a current grad student at Penn, who heard this directly from Press, so it's not just a rumor.

Dartmouth also still has an offer extended to Slantchev. They now have something like 8 IR people. Didn't they hire Bridget Coggins this year, too??

Anonymous said...

Any news on the Olin Post-Docs?

Anonymous said...

Princeton (PIIRS) fellowships have been offered. According to GWU's poli sci website, one has been offered to Injoo-Sohn.

Anonymous said...

Anyone in the know about University of Rhode Island's search?

Anonymous said...

I mentioned in this another post but URI had invited 5 candidates. At least one withdrew because they had accepted an offer from somewhere else. The interviews should have been completed by the end of January/first week in February. I am curious about who they hired as well.

Anonymous said...

Towson University is calling people to set up campus visits/interviews for its International Politics position.

Anonymous said...

Seton Hall has made an offer to one of the candidates they interviewed for their Global Terrorism position. No idea who got the offer or whether it's been accepted.

Anonymous said...

About Towson: why on earth do they require of applicants an UNDERgraduate transcript? Many of us are 30+ yrs of age and UG is a distant memory. Is it a screening tool? (i.e., I won't be able to complete my application to Towson unless I am willing to contact my UG institution and pony up the money for an official transcript to be sent to Towson -- so I really must be into Towson if I've bothered to do so?) I know that Towson's not the only school that does this (maybe Shippensburg too? can't recall), but it is rather unusual.

Anonymous said...

Just got a rejection letter from CSULB - so I suppose that they are interviewing. I already have a job, but I was surprised because that job advertisement may as well have had my name on it. Anyway, there's the info.

Anonymous said...

At least some were notified of Olin Fellowships....

Anonymous said...

On the Olin Fellowship, is that a known fact or speculation?

Anonymous said...

i echo above. please clarify on olin. how solid is that information and were they offers or rejections? Do you have names?

Anonymous said...

Ditto, do you know someone who received an acceptance or rejection? Don't need names, but a bit more information would be nice.

Anonymous said...

Known Fact. Offer. Would prefer not to name names.

Anonymous said...

What news is there about the new Seton Hall searches (Intl law, IO)? Were they waiting until they got bounced from the tourney?

Anonymous said...

Duke postdocs have been filled, offered and accepted, one in international security and one in IPE. No word on by whom. (News from an official rejection from Duke.)

Anonymous said...

rejection received from Yale Conflict Order Violence program.

Anonymous said...

Following up 8:27 re Seton Hall. How many jobs did they have? Was the Terrorism job at Seton Hall filled?

Anonymous said...

An offer was made by Seton Hall for the terrorism job; don't know if it's been accepted yet.

Anonymous said...

Re: 5:27 PM, March 04, 2006 (why are UCSD faculty leaving)?

The response was that it's because UCSD is a top department (which it is) but it's not like Slantchev and Gleditsch are being poached by Harvard or Rochester. You have to worry when Dartmouth and Essex steal your faculty and you're a top 10 department.

Anonymous said...

Didn't Gleditsch have personal reasons for leaving, wanting to be with a spouse? It may not have anything to do with how the Department is being run. Horse-race and knee-capping of Departments certainly can go too far. Oh, the Department must be terrible because a couple of people left. Whatever.

What's amazing is how many good people are at Dartmouth? It's in New Hampshire, 2 1/2 hours from Boston and no grad program!!!!

Anonymous said...

While the previous poster is correct to recognize that the sky is hardly falling, I think the implication is that UCSD has not made much of an effort to retain top junior faculty and has, on occasion, snubbed them in ways that eliminate good will.

Anonymous said...

Word on the street is that John Gledhill was recently awarded the Rurai McKenna Fellowship in North Irish Studies. Nicely done, John!

Anonymous said...

anyone else heard from olin?

Anonymous said...

reject letter from yale.

no word from olin, belfer, cisac, or mershon. any idea when decisions should be made on these? via email or ground mail?

Anonymous said...

This is speculation based on previous posts. Olin has offered a post-doc to at least one person ...so it probable that they have have offered acceptances to others (notification can't be time intensive since their are so few). CISAC should be notifying successful applicates this week or next. Belfer sometime in the middle of April. No information on Mershon.

Anonymous said...

Does anybody know who were the people that received an Olin post-doc?

Anonymous said...

Is it reasonable to assume that those who haven't heard from Olin aren't getting a fellowship? Do they not send a formal rejection letter?

Anonymous said...

It is reasonable to assume that those who haven't heard from Olin have been rejected (unless someone doesn't accept an offer). Not sure if they send a letter or an e-mail.

Anonymous said...

Paul Fritz (Ohio State)has been offered a post-doc fellowship from
The Center for International Studies (CIS), at the University of Southern California

Anonymous said...

Job Opening at Oxford (Tenure track):

http://www.qeh.ox.ac.uk/people/
vac_ulp140306.html

Anonymous said...

Is it then a fact that Slantchev is leaving UCSD and going to Dartmouth?

Anonymous said...

Anybody know if Stanford's CDDRL pre/post-docs have been offered yet?

Anonymous said...

The junior offer from University of Colorado -Boulder was accepted by the candidate from SUNY-Binghamton.

Anonymous said...

Dartmouth sources say Slantchev is deciding but they are very optimistic.

Anonymous said...

If the CU Boulder candidate has accepted, can you tell us his/her name?

Anonymous said...

Any word on the CISAC (Stanford) fellowship?

Anonymous said...

Any good rumors from those attending ISA? Come on, baby. Give me the juice!

Anonymous said...

CDDRL's fellowships at Stanford have been awarded.

Anonymous said...

Is the Stanford CDDRL fellowship that same thing as the CISAC fellowship?

Anonymous said...

No they are not.

Anonymous said...

So who got the CDDRL fellowships?

Anonymous said...

JOB OPENING, COMPARATIVE POLITICS (EUROPEAN POLITICS), OXFORD UNIVERSITY.

University Lecturership in Comparative European Politics

The combined University and College salary scale: £29,588 - £47,078 p.a.

The Department of Politics and International Relations seeks applications for a full-time University Lecturership in Comparative European Politics. The post is tenable from 1st September 2006, or an agreed date thereafter, and will be held in conjunction with a Tutorial Fellowship at Lincoln College. The post holder will also be eligible to apply for sabbatical leave; generally one term of sabbatical leave is available for each six terms of qualifying service.

Applicants should have a doctorate or equivalent and a record of research achievement at an international level in the academic study of Political Science or the potential to develop one. The successful candidate will have the ability to contribute to graduate and undergraduate teaching in Comparative Government, as well as to supervise doctoral students. More details can be found in the further particulars.

The duties and skills required are described in more detail in the further particulars, which also contain details on how to apply. These are available on this page, or from the Personnel Officer (email: vacancies@politics.ox.ac.uk, tel: +44 1865 278700), Department of Politics and International Relations, Manor Road, University of Oxford, Oxford OX1 3UQ. The closing date for applications is noon on Tuesday 18th April 2006. Please quote reference number CT06010 on all correspondence and state where you saw this post advertised.

The University of Oxford is an Equal Opportunities Employer

Anonymous said...

"Any good rumors from those attending ISA? Come on, baby. Give me the juice!"

Thies is moving from LSU to Mizzou.
need more juice?

Anonymous said...

OXFORD JOB: Comparative/American

http://www.politics.ox.ac.uk/about/
vacancies/details/
Andrew_Mellon_PostDoc_FpsFINAL.pdf

Anonymous said...

Anyone out there know of official Olin rejections yet? I am guessing they go out in one bunch after all the slots have been accepted.

Anonymous said...

olin don't do second rounds so if you haven't heard you haven't got it. i'm almost certain that all the offers are made the same day. Rejection letters usually go out around now.

by the way, the benefit in knowing names for olin is to see if there are any patterns to the offers. for instance, there seems to be a chicago, harvard, and columbia slot most years. if this holds it impacts on what you may think your chances are in the future. i also don't see the downside in an offer being revealed.

Anonymous said...

This discussion, while important, belongs in the Rumor Mill discussion thread--not here on the job rumors thread. So can we move it over there, please?

Anonymous said...

Is it too early to ask, who are the hot prospects for next fall?

Anonymous said...

Regarding the post at 4:14, since few if any people will have a clue as to everyone who will be on the market next year, let alone their relative merits, I propose we just let hiring committees make those evaluations since they will have the most complete information. Moreover, unless evaluaters are identified so that we can attach levels of credibility to the evaluations, I wouldn't put much credence in any predictions here anyway.

Anonymous said...

Still no word on CISAC?

Anonymous said...

any word on the oxford post-doc?

Anonymous said...

WHICH Oxford Postdoc?

Anonymous said...

The 4-year IR one (announced together w/ similar in comparative and theory) of which someone posted a few weeks ago that people have been invited for interviews but i don't remember this being confirmed and no one said anything of the result of the interviews, if such have been conducted already.

Anonymous said...

Here's a rumor from ISA: Phillip Lipscy of Harvard has offers from Stanford and Yale.

Anonymous said...

Chicago's made a new IR junior offer.

Anonymous said...

Is it public information who got the Chicago offer?

Anonymous said...

St John's College Stipendiary Lectureship in Politics

St. John's College intends to appoint a stipendiary lecturer in Politics for two years from 1 October 2006. This is a new, fixed-term position created to cover the duties of Professor Walter Mattli, Official Fellow in Politics, during his tenure of a British Academy Research Leave Fellowship. The successful candidate will be required to provide up to eight hours undergraduate tutorials per week during term. Candidates must be able to contribute to the Politics teaching of first and second-year PPE students (politics prelims and some core politics papers). Details of the undergraduate syllabus in Politics can be found at http://www.politics.ox.ac.uk/teaching/ug/reading_lists/. The Lecturer will also be expected to assume responsibility for administrative and pastoral duties and to share in the undergraduate admissions process.

The salary will be £23,182 per annum (subject to revision in line with any general salary increases), with three lunches and two dinners per week throughout the year. A research allowance is also available.

There are no further particulars. Applications (original + 4 copies) in the form of a letter, CV, and teaching evaluations if available should be addressed to the Academic Administrator, St. John's College, Oxford OX1 3JP. Applicants should ask two referees to write directly to the Academic Administrator, and applications and references should reach her no later than 12 noon on Tuesday 18th April 2006. Please note that E-mailed applications will not be accepted, nor will applications received after the closing date. References can be accepted via email if time is short, but must be followed by a mailed hard copy.

St John's College is an equal opportunities employer.

Anonymous said...

Greg Miller (Ohio State) has accepted an offer for the position at University of Oklahoma.

Anonymous said...

RE: Chicago's made a new IR junior offer.


What does it mean by a *NEW* offer? Does it mean Ahmer Tarar declined the Chicago offer?

Anonymous said...

RE: 10:26 AM, March 24, 2006

"If the CU Boulder candidate has accepted, can you tell us his/her name?"

While I am uncomfortable giving a name without this person's consent--A little detective work and you can figure it out on your own. SUNY Binghamton has two IR candidates on the job market (both have now been placed) and one of the candidate's has her placement listed on her homepage.

Anonymous said...

What does it mean by a *NEW* offer? Does it mean Ahmer Tarar declined the Chicago offer?

as far as i know it just means that tarar's offer has only now really become an offer (admin approval etc). before there was a vote, not an offer.

Anonymous said...

Any news on the Mershon and CISAC post-docs?

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Anonymous said...

The IR position at James Madison College, MSU, went to Matt Zierler (UWisc-Madison, currently a postdoc at JMC).

Anonymous said...

Adrian College interviewed David Yamanishi (postdoc at James Madison College, PhD UCLA), Philip Howe (postdoc at Adrian College, PhD UCSD), and two others. Howe was offered the job and is believed to have accepted.

Anonymous said...

Sweet Briar has postponed their search until next year for various internal reasons they said.

Anonymous said...

Has Cal Poly made the offer? Anyone knows?

Anonymous said...

Calls from here (CISAC) have already gone out; offer letters will be mailed shortly.

Anonymous said...

Jeff Martinson (Ohio State) has accepted an offer for the position at Meredith College.

Anonymous said...

Is there any news on Post-Doc position at James Madison College, MSU?

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