D degrees within the last five years or those who have nearly completed a dissertation. For the 1999-2000 academic year, the Center is seeking to attract applications on the topic of Culture and Institutions. Institutions may be either regional or global, and comparative projects are welcomed. Some preference will be given to projects that include a European Union component, but projects involving other regions are encouraged.
Applications are welcome from all disciplinary backgrounds.
Applicants with a Ph.D may be invited to teach a course in the USC School of International Relations, with additional compensation. Applications are welcome from all qualified candidates without regard to citizenship, age, or gender. Women and minorities are encouraged to apply. Applications without the research proposal will not be considered. The letters of recommendation may be sent directly to the office by the referee.