HPN is one of the leading information and analysis providers for the humanitarian sector, with the objective of improving operational practice. An exciting opportunity to lead the team that runs the network. Looking for a Research Fellow and Coordinator to give strategic leadership. If you have first-hand knowledge of the humanitarian system, are on top of debates and have the vision to develop the HPN, contact Lucy Morris for details and an application form. Lecturer in Anthropology, University of Canterbury, New Zealand.
Minimum qualification is a completed PhD degree in socio-cultural anthropology.
Candidates are expected to have teaching experience and a proven research and publication record. To teach at all undergraduate levels, at the graduate level in their area of expertise and supervise graduate research. Research Fellow, Poverty Research Unit at Sussex. To work on a DFID-funded project investigating the impact of trade reforms and trade shocks on household poverty dynamics. The project aims to identify winners and losers from trade reforms and to analyse the mechanisms through which trade impacts on poverty.