VACANCY: Assistant Professor in Legal History

Tilburg University | Tilburg Law School is looking for an Assistant Professor in Legal History

Job description

Job opportunity for an Assistant Professor in Legal History, in the department of Public Law and Governance (PLG). PLG is a large, diverse and interdisciplinary department, home to nearly 100 academic staff and a range of legal and social science disciplines. You will develop and grow in teaching as well as research, both individually and as part of a team of ambitious scholars.

Job description
As assistant professor, you develop and teach courses in the bachelor Rechtsgeleerdheid (in Dutch), in the bachelor Liberal Arts (English) and bachelor Global Law (English), which include courses mostly in the field of legal history, as well as in humanities (European history of the early modern period). You will supervise bachelor theses. You also participate in research carried out by the team of the legal philosophy, jurisprudence and legal history scholars, part of the Department of Public Law and Governance. In the course of your appointment, you will develop a research profile, in line with the research profile and priorities of the Law School. The research conducted within Tilburg Law School is aimed at both scientific and societal relevance. It is organized into several cross-departmental research programs, including Global Law and Governance, New Modes of Lawmaking and Governance in a Multilayered Order, Law and Security, and Law and Technology. Key research themes of legal history include the history of international law, the history of commercial law and the history of public law and governance. The intended ratio between teaching and research is roughly 40%-40%, with the remaining 20% for administrative duties.

Requirements

Tilburg University believes that academic excellence is achieved through the combination of outstanding research and education, in which social impact is made by sharing knowledge. In doing so, we recognize that excellence is not only achieved through individual performance, but mostly through team effort in which each team member acts as a leader connecting people. 

• You have a PhD in Law on a legal-historical topic, or will defend successfully your PhD no later than 6 calendar months from the first day of your employment contract. 
• You have demonstrable affinity with humanities (preferably history). Your growth potential in the field of research is evident from peer reviewed international publications.
• You are willing to apply for external research funding. 
• You have scientific integrity and will contribute to an open and diversified culture of excellence. 
• You have demonstrable teaching experience and good didactic skills. 
• In addition, you are a collaborator with good communication skills. 
• You are fluent in English and preferably also in Dutch, or are prepared to learn Dutch within the first two years of your appointment. 
• You are expected to have a Basic Teaching Qualification (in Dutch: BKO), or are prepared to acquire this within the first two years of your employment.  
• You are committed to be an active member of our team and the department and to integrate in the environment provided by the department and the school.
   

Conditions of employment

Tilburg University offers excellent terms of employment. We believe flexibility, development, and good employee benefits are very important. We make clear agreements on career paths and offer all kinds of facilities and schemes to maintain an optimum balance between work and private life. Tilburg University fosters diversity and inclusion; that is why we pursue an active policy for inclusive teams where diverse talents can flourish.

The starting gross salary varies between €3,746 and €5,127 per month (full time) based on scale 11 of the Collective Labor Agreement Dutch Universities. Tilburg University actively promotes equal and transparent salary between men and women by strictly applying predetermined parameters based on the candidate’s experience. Employees recruited from abroad may be eligible for the 30% tax facility- this means that 30% of your salary will be paid as a tax-free reimbursement.

Tilburg University offers you an employment agreement for a period of 5 years. 

You are entitled to a holiday allowance amounting to 8% and a year-end bonus of 8.3% of your gross yearly income. If you work 40 hours per week, you receive 41 days of paid recreational leave per year.

Please visit Working at Tilburg University for more information on our employment conditions. 

Employer

Tilburg University

Under the motto of ‘Understanding society’, Tilburg University's more than 1,500 employees develop knowledge, transfer it to others, and bring people from various disciplines and organizations together. In this way, we want to contribute to solving complex social issues. Our focus areas are economics, business and entrepreneurship, social and behavioral sciences, law and public administration, the humanities and digital sciences, and theology. Tilburg University is internationally known for its high standards in education and scientific research, as well as its good support facilities. The Tilburg University campus offers both quietness and connectivity as it is located in a wooded park, ten minutes away from the city center, main highways, and railways. A mid-sized city of 200,000 inhabitants in the South of the Netherlands, and in proximity to cities like Amsterdam, Brussels, Paris, and London, Tilburg is situated at the very heart of Western Europe.

Department

Tilburg Law School

Tilburg Law School offers highly-ranked national and international education and research in law and public administration. Currently, 3,500 students are enrolled at Tilburg Law School. Students can choose from five Bachelor's programs, one of which is taught in English (Bachelor Global Law) and ten Master's programs, eight of which are taught in English. The international orientation of Tilburg Law School is reflected in these Bachelor's and Master's programs. The research conducted within Tilburg Law School is aimed at social relevance and provides students with the tools and skills to study and deal with current issues at an academic level.

The Department of Public Law & Governance is a unique collaboration of researchers in the fields of: International Law, European law, Constitutional Law, Administrative Law, Environmental Law, Public Administration, Legal Philosophy, Political Science, Legal History and Jurisprudence. Collaboration within the department is very much inspired by joint research interests.

 

Apply here before the 19th of October 2020: https://www.academictransfer.com/nl/294515/assistant-professor-in-legal-history/

Postdoc researcher in Law University of Amsterdam (UvA) - Amsterdam — AcademicTransfer

Postdoc researcher in Law University of Amsterdam (UvA) - Amsterdam — AcademicTransfer

Job description

The Amsterdam School of Communication Research (ASCoR) and the Institute for Information Law (IViR), part of the University of Amsterdam (UvA), have a vacancy for a Postdoc researcher in Law.

‘Personalised
Communication’ is a cooperation between two Research Priority Areas at
the University of Amsterdam: Communication and Information Law. This
project will make the University of Amsterdam a central place for
research, training, and public debate on personalised communication.

The
term personalised communication captures the fundamental change in, and
challenges of, communication today. Profiling and targeting users with
customised messages can offer a solution to “digital” challenges, such
as information overload, the resulting attention scarcity, and the
fierce competition for users’ loyalty. Personalised communication can
tailor information and generate citizen engagement but it can also lead
to manipulated or biased communication that, in the worst case, deprives
users from access to more meaningful or more diverse information.

This
project focuses specifically on the uses and implications of
personalized information and communication for individuals and the
society in the realm of politics. Given the shift from mass
communication to personalized communication, new theoretical approaches
are needed to advance existing communication theories, and novel
questions are waiting to be addressed. Does more choice in the
information environment lead to a disintegrated, self-centred public
sphere, extreme opinions, and polarized electorates? Or does
personalized communication enhance individual knowledge and citizen
engagement? What is the potential for abuse, manipulation and
discriminatory differentiation? And how do we negotiate the trade-off
between more personalized, more relevant communication and users’
autonomy, privacy, and right to equal treatment and impartial
information?

The postdoctoral researchers will conduct empirical
and normative research on the uses, effects, and implications of
personalised communication in the area of politics and influence of
personalisation on the public debate and the diversity of information
exposure. This project also has a strong outreach function, and the
researchers are expected to organize workshops, lectures and public
debates and foster engagement with groups and stakeholders within and
outside the University. Responsibilities will also include the
acquisition of grants and (limited) teaching and mentoring obligations.

Requirements

The legal candidate should:

• have
  proven expertise in the following fields: Media law and policy;
  E-Commerce law; Unfair commercial practice law; Fundamental rights;
• preferably have knowledge of privacy and data protection regulation;
• have an interest in political theories of the media;
• have good knowledge of current developments in information markets and technology;
• have a creative mind and analytical intelligence;
• have proven experience with working in a multidisciplinary team;
• preferably have experience with writing grant applications and project proposals;
• preferably have experience with organising workshops, lecture series, and similar events;
• have strong communication skills;
• have
  an excellent written and spoken command of English, as demonstrated by
  publications in English-language journals and presentations at
  international conferences;
• have a PhD in law, or equivalent degree. 

Conditions of employment

The
position ideally starts 1 January 2015, and is initially for 2 years.
Depending on your knowledge and experience, your monthly gross salary
will range between €3,037 and €4,462 (scale 10 or 11 according to the
Collective Employment Agreement of the Dutch Universities) based on a
full-time appointment.

We offer a pension scheme, a holiday
allowance of 8% per year and flexible employment conditions. Conditions
are based on the Collective Labour Agreement of the Dutch Universities. 

Organisation

The Amsterdam School of Communication Research (ASCoR) is
the research institute in Communication Science at the University of
Amsterdam. It is the largest research institute of its kind in Europe
and is among the largest worldwide. More than 50 senior researchers are
permanently associated with ASCoR, and its English-language PhD program
has more than 35 students.

The postdoc will work together with the postdoc researcher in Law (Institute for Information Law (IViR)),
as part of a multidisciplinary team of legal scholars and communication
scientists, led by Prof. dr. Claes de Vreese and Prof. dr. Natali
Helberger.

The researchers will be charged with performing
empirical (postdoc researcher in Communication Science) and normative
(Legal postdoc) research on the  implications of the use of algorithmic
profiling and targeting strategies in relation to individual users and
society at large. The research will be part of a new and innovative
research initiative on ‘Personalised Communication’, to study the uses,
effects, and normative aspects of personalised communication.

‘Personalised
Communication’ is a cooperation between two Research Priority Areas at
the University of Amsterdam: Communication and Information Law.

Additional information

The project description may be obtained from the ASCoR Secretariat. Questions about the project content should be addressed to:

• Professor Claes de Vreese (ASCoR), or
• Professor Natali Helberger (IViR).

Questions about the application procedure and other general questions should be addressed to the ASCoR Secretariat.

Researcher in Comparative Sexual Orientation Law Leiden University - The Hague — AcademicTransfer

Researcher in Comparative Sexual Orientation Law Leiden University - The Hague — AcademicTransfer

ocation	The Hague
Function types	Research, Development, Innovation, Professors, associate professors, assistant professors and lecturers, Education
Scientific fields	Law, Behaviour and Society
Hours	22.8 - 38.0 hours per week
Salary	€ 2542 - € 3831
Education	Doctorate
Job number	14-273
Translations	en
About employer	Leiden University
Short link	www.academictransfer.com/25023

Job description

The title of the research project is: “Database on legal position of same-sex and different-sex families in European countries”.

A
growing number of European countries has extended a growing portion of
the legal aspects of marriage to same-sex and/or unmarried couples, and
sometimes also to their children. This legal recognition of diversity
has led to considerable legal diversity within and between European
countries. Simultaneously, political and judicial bodies of European
Union and Council of Europe have been developing minimum standards for
the legal recognition of same-sex and/or non-marital families.

This
project focuses on the legal rights and obligations related to three
family formats (marriage, registered partnership, cohabitation), in
particular with respect to such life-course transitions as parenting,
migration, loss of income, separation and death. To this end a
questionnaire has been designed for legal experts in some 20 European
countries where two or more of these legal family formats exist for
same-sex and/or different-sex partners. The national data will be used
for an online database and for comparative legal analysis in light of
the European minimum standards.

This research, led by Prof. Kees
Waaldijk (holder of the world’s first chair in Comparative Sexual
Orientation Law), uses the methodology he developed for the 2005 report
More or less together – Levels of legal consequences of marriage,
cohabitation and registered partnership for different-sex and same-sex
partners. The project is partly funded by the European Union, as part of
a larger interdisciplinary research project (FamiliesAndSocieties –
Changing families and sustainable societies: Policy contexts and
diversity over the life course and across generations) coordinated by
Stockholm University.

The researcher will play a key role in
organizing the survey, liaising with the legal experts, checking their
data and collecting additional data, entering data into the database,
and liaising with experts from other disciplines. The researcher will
also be gathering and interpreting European legal materials, and will be
involved in the comparative analysis of the legal data.

Outside
this main research project, the researcher may also have some other
tasks, including assisting in the development of a Global Legal Index on
Legal Recognition of Homosexual Orientation. This will involve
corresponding to experts all over the world.

Requirements

• LLM or PhD in law;
• Research experience in law;
• Affinity with legal issues concerning same-sex families and with comparative, European and international law;
• Good writing skills in English, plus reading skills in at least one other language;
• Good communication and computer skills, familiarity with MS Excell etc;
• Accuracy.

Conditions of employment

We
offer a full-time or part-time, six months term position, with the
possibility of renewal based on need, funding and performance.

Salary
range from € € 2.542,- to € € 3.831,- gross per month on a fulltime
basis (pay scale 9/10 in accordance with the Collective Labour Agreement
for Dutch Universities). Salary depends on education and experience.

Leiden
University offers an attractive benefits package with additional
holiday (8%) and end-of-year bonuses(8.3 %), training and career
development and sabbatical leave. Our individual choices model gives you
some freedom to assemble your own set of terms and conditions.
Candidates from outside the Netherlands may be eligible for a
substantial tax break.

The work location is The Hague. The starting date is 1 December 2014, or as soon as possible after that.

Organisation

Leiden University

Leiden
is a typical university city, hosting the oldest university in the
Netherlands (1575). The University permeates the local surroundings;
University premises are scattered throughout the city, and the students
who live and study in Leiden give the city its relaxed yet vibrant
atmosphere.

Leiden University is one of Europe's foremost research
universities. This prominent position gives our graduates a leading
edge in applying for academic posts and for functions outside academia.

Department

Leiden Law School

With
over 5,000 students and 450 members of staff, Leiden Law School is one
of the largest faculties in the Netherlands. Yet, in all its diversity,
it is still known for its ability to provide education on a small scale.
The Faculty focuses on multi-faceted high-level teaching and research,
both nationally and internationally. It does so by working with talented
people and stimulating and supporting them in their professional and
personal ambitions. Working for the Leiden Law School means working in
an inspiring scientific environment. For more information, see www.law.leidenuniv.nl.

Additional information

Enquiries can be made to Prof. Kees Waaldijk (c.waaldijk@law.leidenuniv.nl. See also www.law.leidenuniv.nl/waaldijk,
where among other things the first product from this legal research
project can be found. About the FamiliesAndSocieties project in general,
see www.familiesandsocieties.eu.

Within
our policy framework on quality, almost all academic staff at the
Faculty of Law have obtained a PhD degree and have met the requirements
for the advanced research qualification. In addition, they make a
significant contribution to the faculty research programme. More
information on the advanced research qualification and research
programmes of the Graduate School of Legal Studies can be found on:
law.leiden.edu/research-leiden-law-school/graduate-school-of-legal-studies.html.

ICTY VACANCY: SPECIAL ASSISTANT TO THE PROSECUTOR

Job Opening

Posting Title: SPECIAL ASSISTANT TO THE PROSECUTOR, P4 Job Code Title: SPECIAL ASSISTANT, POLITICAL AFFAIRS Department/ Office: International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia Duty Station: THE HAGUE

Posting Period:

8 October 2014-7 November 2014

Job Opening number:

14-POL-ICTY-37897-R-THE HAGUE (R)

United Nations Core Values: Integrity, Professionalism, Respect for Diversity

Special Notice   The appointment is limited to ICTY.  Extension of the appointment is subject to the extension of the mandate and/or the availability of funds. As the international tribunals are not integrated in the Secretariat, UN Staff Members serve on assignment or secondment from their parent department/office if selected.  Appointments of staff members in the United Nations are subject to the authority of the Secretary-General. Staff Members are expected to move periodically to new functions in accordance with established rules and procedures, and may in this context be reassigned by the Secretary-General throughout the Organization based on the changing needs and mandates.   Org. Setting and Reporting   This position is located in the Immediate Office of the Prosecutor, Office of the Prosecutor.   Responsibilities   Analyze, review and manage paperwork requiring the Prosecutor’s attention and ensuring, where necessary, that it is tasked and followed up; specifically: a) Review all documentation, correspondence, letters, requests for information; draft replies for the signature of the Prosecutor, including responses to policy questions, current status of the Tribunal, and issues with respect to the operations of the Office of the Prosecutor. b) Provide advice and recommendations to the Prosecutor with regard to proposals for handling sensitive queries and requests. c) Canvass other senior staff for their inputs and comments regarding correspondence, compile summaries and/or make recommendations to the Prosecutor based on an analysis of the information provided. d) Prepare briefings for the Prosecutor’s meetings; prepare background documentation and attend meetings with high government and international officials; prepare summary documents of such meetings and ensure follow-up to any actions decided on during such meetings. e) Provide advice to the Prosecutor as to the content and direction of meetings with such officials.  Draft correspondence as well as other documents, including the reports to the Security Council. Draft and prepare the Prosecutor’s speeches and public presentations. f) Develop systems to coordinate and enhance communications between the Prosecutor and professional staff; serve as the principal focal point for the Prosecutor’s communications and as facilitator with other offices. g) Provide political and regional expertise to the OTP and provide up to date information on substantive political developments; review  policy positions under consideration of the Prosecutor, for consistency of approach, for concise applications and for review of the results of any proposed implementation.  h) Participate in meetings with the Office of the President and Registry on a variety of Tribunal issues; represent the view of the Prosecutor in discussions with the Registrar i) Coordinate special projects as directed by the Prosecutor.  Act as OTP advocate with the Registry on key issues; in coordination with the administrative officer represent the views of the OTP on administrative, personnel and operational issues to the Registrar and senior Registry officials and negotiate effective solutions. j) Participate in the management of the OTP at the support, operational and advisory levels.  Liaise and maintain close working relations with member state governments, UN secretariat, other UN agencies, international organizations and NGO’s.  k) Supervise the Prosecutor’s support staff.   Competencies   • Professionalism – Commitment to implementing the goal of gender equality by ensuring the equal participation and full involvement of women and men in all aspects of work. Shows pride in work and in achievements; demonstrates professional competence and mastery of subject matter; is conscientious and efficient in meeting commitments, observing deadlines and achieving results; is motivated by professional rather than personal concerns; shows persistence when faced with difficult problems or challenges; remains calm in stressful situations. • Communication – Speaks and writes clearly and effectively; listens to others, correctly interprets messages from others and responds appropriately; asks questions to clarify, and exhibits interest in having two way communication; tailors language, tone, style and format to match the audience; demonstrates openness in sharing information and keeping people informed. • Teamwork – Works collaboratively with colleagues to achieve organisational goals; solicits input by genuinely valuing others’ ideas and expertise; is willing to learn from others; places team agenda before personal agenda; supports and acts in accordance with final group decision, even when such decisions may not entirely reflect own position; shares credit for team accomplishments and accepts joint responsibility for team shortcomings. • Leadership – Serves as a role model that other people want to follow; empowers others to translate vision into results; is proactive in developing strategies to accomplish objectives; establishes and maintains relationships with a broad range of people to understand needs and gain support; anticipates and resolves conflicts by pursuing mutually agreeable solutions; drives for change and improvement; does not accept the status quo; shows the courage to take unpopular stands. Provides leadership and takes responsibility for incorporating gender perspectives and ensuring the equal participation of women and men in all areas of work; demonstrates knowledge of strategies and commitment to the goal of gender balance in staffing. • Managing Performance – Delegates the appropriate responsibility, accountability and decision-making authority; makes sure that roles, responsibilities and reporting lines are clear to each staff member; accurately judges the amount of time and resources needed to accomplish a task and matches task to skills; monitors progress against milestones and deadlines; regularly discusses performance and provides feedback and coaching to staff; encourages risk-taking and supports creativity and initiative; actively supports the development and career aspirations of staff; appraises performance fairly.   Education   Advanced university degree in law and/or political science is essential.   Work Experience   Minimum of 7 years in advising senior officials and/or ministers in a national government.  Alternatively, 7 years minimum experience in a member state’s diplomatic corps or multilateral organization such as the UN or European Union.   Languages   English and French are the working languages of the Tribunal.  For the post advertised fluency in oral and written English or French is required.  Working knowledge of the other language is desirable.  Knowledge of another official UN language is an advantage.   Assessment Method   There may be a technical test and a competency-based interview.   United Nations Considerations   Job openings posted on the Careers Portal are taken off at midnight (New York time) on the deadline date. Applications are automatically pre-screened according to the published evaluation criteria of the job opening on the basis of the information provided by applicants. Applications cannot be amended following submission and incomplete applications shall not be considered. The selected candidate will be subject to a reference checking process to verify the information provided in the application. Applicants are urged to follow carefully all instructions available in the online recruitment platform, inspira. For more detailed guidance, applicants may refer to the At-a-Glance on "The Application Process" and the Instructional Manual for the Applicants, which can be accessed by clicking on “Manuals” on the upper right side of the browser on Inspira. The United Nations shall place no restrictions on the eligibility of men and women to participate in any capacity and under conditions of equality in its principal and subsidiary organs. (Charter of the United Nations - Chapter 3, article 8). The United Nations Secretariat is a non-smoking environment. Candidates will be required to meet the requirements of Article 101, paragraph 3, of the Charter as well as the requirements of the position. The United Nations is committed to the highest standards of efficiency, competence and integrity for all its human resources, including but not limited to respect for international human rights and humanitarian law. Candidates may be subject to screening against these standards, including but not limited to whether they have committed, or are alleged to have committed criminal offences and/or violations of international human rights law and international humanitarian law.   No Fee   THE UNITED NATIONS DOES NOT CHARGE A FEE AT ANY STAGE OF THE RECRUITMENT PROCESS (APPLICATION, INTERVIEW MEETING, PROCESSING, OR TRAINING). THE UNITED NATIONS DOES NOT CONCERN ITSELF WITH INFORMATION ON APPLICANTS’ BANK ACCOUNTS. https://inspira.un.org/psc/UNCAREERS/EMPLOYEE/HRMS/c/UN_CUSTOMIZATIONS.UN_JOB_DETAIL.GBL?Page=UN_JOB_DETAIL&Action=A&JobOpeningId=37897&

Academic (post-doctoral) researcher in Regional Law / Regional Governance (0.5 – 1.0 fte) Tilburg Law School - Tilburg — AcademicTransfer

Academic (post-doctoral) researcher in Regional Law / Regional Governance (0.5 – 1.0 fte)

Specifications - (explanation)

Location	Tilburg
Function types	Postdoc positions
Scientific fields	Law
Hours	20.0 - 40.0 hours per week
Salary	€ 3259 - € 4462
Education	Doctorate
Job number	UVT-EXT-2014-0256
Translations	nl en
About employer	Tilburg University
Short link	www.academictransfer.com/24328

Apply for this job within 31 days

Job description

Tilburg Law SchoolTilburg University is a modern and specialized university. With a broad variety of international programs and innovating research (Law, Public Administration), Tilburg Law School stands for high quality. Research at the Tilburg Law School is conducted in an organization that fosters diversity. The Tilburg Graduate Law School is responsible for the training and guidance of its Research Master students and of the Faculty's PhD researchers. With its open and inspiring atmosphere, this Faculty is a congenial working environment.
The position
At Tilburg Law School we have a vacancy for a highly talented post-doctoral researcher who will be one of the main researchers in the project ‘Smart Transformations in City-regional Law and Governance’, which is funded by the Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research and Province North-Brabant. The project focuses on analyzing and developing innovative and adaptive co-operation across several boarders, in order to address local and regional authorities’ increasing loss of the possibilities for autonomous policy-making. In essence, what is needed for effective governing, is hybrid governance across (sub-)national territorial boarders, across sectors and across the public-private divide. In different sectors new ways of governing, such as tripartite co-operations and a growing use of ‘alternative’ governance instruments, have been witnessed. Their effectiveness may very well depend on the context of the sector with its specific regulations. Intriguing question then is whether a governance arrangement that is solid in one context could also prove to be beneficial in another context. Mutual learning is vital for innovative urban and regional governance and regional law. Hybrid governance is challenging, and it has, potentially, at least one downside: the difficult safeguarding of its democratic legitimacy. Traditional direct legitimization has eroded, partly because it only provides direct legitimacy at one level whereas governance is nowadays multi-level. Besides, elected councils only represent citizens in places where the latter live and vote, while citizens are bound to have interests in places where they do not live (and vote) but work, recreate, or identify without the possibility of securing representation. In this interdisciplinary research project, the postdoctoral researchers shall analyse both the legal and governance implications of hybrid instruments, and answer the two focal research questions:
(1) How, and to what extent, can policy and lawmakers learn from experiences with hybrid governance in different contexts;
(2) How can democratic legitimacy be safeguarded in a context of hybrid governance?
The researcher will study and compare international cases, in close co-operation with other researchers and practitioners in the city-regions concerned.
The research context
In this position the researcher will closely co-operate with other postdoc researchers and the project leaders, dr. L. Schaap & mr. dr. S.H. Ranchordás. The positions are functionally integrated in Tireg, the Brabant Center for Transformations in Regional Law and Governance (which is in the process of being established). You take an active role in Tireg contributing to its fundamental research as well as its activities aimed at learning of practitioners, and will assist in organizing conferences and workshops. In addition, you will contribute to the visibility and reputation of Tireg in the Netherlands, at the European level and internationally. Teaching may also be part of the activities.

Requirements

In the light of the above, we are looking for a talented researcher who has completed a Ph.D. in Public law or in Public Administration/Political Science. Applicants should be acquainted with or be able to demonstrate that they are interested in regional issues and working with practitioners. Candidates are expected to combine good research skills with excellent networking and communicative skills, an entrepreneurial mindset, creativity in theoretical as well as methodological matters, and the ability to help build Tireg.
In addition, candidates should have demonstrable experience with both individual and team-work research, preferably in an international environment, and have an excellent command of English, both written and spoken. Candidates should also master Dutch or be willing to learn Dutch rapidly, in order to be able to deal with Dutch-language materials and with Dutch speakers in due time.  A good command of German (at least speaking and reading skills) is also highly recommended.

Academic (post-doctoral) researcher in Regional Law / Regional Governance (0.5 – 1.0 fte) Tilburg Law School - Tilburg — AcademicTransfer

English language vacancy in Holland: Legal secretarial/administrator/paralegal

The successful candidate will focus on:

- following the correct registration of ownership (shareholder registration) and governance of our companies in over 20 jurisdictions;

- ensuring documents are signed, filed and protected in the appropriate places;

- working together with local and foreign legal teams, external lawyers and advisors, and government institutions;

- communicating on exposure to unacceptable risks in registering, updating, filing and protection of our core legal documents as well as to make suggestions for the further improvement of these processes; and

- day-to-day corporate housekeeping and dealing with numerous legal and corporate requests from and within the Group companies.

Functie-eisen • be suitably qualified (Bachelor level) with at least 5 years experience in a corporate environment and have -

• a high regard for confidentiality;

• good interpersonal skills;

• good organizational and planning skills;

• attention to detail and ability to work independently;

• have strong English language capability (Dutch would be advantageous but is no pre-requisite); and

• experience as a lawyer or paralegal within a legal department would be advantageous but not a prerequisite.

Source: http://www.indeed.nl/vacature-bekijken?jk=d19bef171f5ab594&q=HOusekeeping&from=ifa&utm_source=publisher&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=newifa

Vacancy: Senior Researcher at The Hague Institute for Global Justice

Duties and responsibilities:
- Conducting policy relevant original research on topics falling within the Rule of Law program and the regional focus areas;
- Contribution to the development and implementation of the substantive long-term program on Rule of Law;
- Coordination and management of projects and project staff;
- Publishing in academic and policy orientated journals and other outlets. (25-12-2013) top

More info: http://recht.nl/fwd/0000X00D5S0002Y3986

Vacancy: Publications Manager

The Hague Academy of International Law, founded in 1923, is a high level, post-academic institution for the study and dissemination of public and private international law. The Academy's well-known Summer Programme and its Centre for Studies and Research are held in the Peace Palace in The Hague (Netherlands) during the months of July, August and September.
The lectures, given either in French or in English, in the programme of the summer courses are published in the well-regarded Recueil des Cours/Collected Courses. Six to eight new volumes are published each year (approximately 3000-4000 pages) which also appear electronically. In addition, some of these courses are published as pocketbooks (approximately 1800 pages) and e-books. The Academy also produces reports and collections of papers prepared by the Directors of Research and participants in its Centre (approximately 1000 pages). Finally, the Academy publishes on an occasional basis papers from colloquia that it sponsors on selected topics in the field of international law, catalogues and specific works.
The Academy, as publisher, prepares and prints all of its publications under its own responsibility. The international distribution of the volumes in printed and electronic format is left in the hands of a commercial company, Martinus Nijhoff Publishers, an imprint of Brill.

Position
The Academy seeks to appoint a Publications Manager with copy-preparing/proof-reading responsibilities.
The appointee will take the position of the current Manager who retires on 30 June 2014.

Requirements and responsibilities

• Thorough knowledge of French so as to be able to correct at a high level manuscripts that are submitted in French, and active knowledge of English;
• Broad experience in professional publishing with strong preference for law;
• Training and experience in copy-preparing and supervision at all stages of production;
• Capability of working in goals-oriented environment to plan for and achieve enhanced production cost and efficiencies;
• Ability to:
  • direct an existing team of French and English language copy preparers/proof-readers;
  • evaluate and retain additions/replacements to the team; supervise final make-up of all the works;
  • propose lay-out for specific publications;
  • assume overall responsibility for the entire production process of all Academy publications, including liaison with typesetters and printers and a close collaboration with the authors; and
  • check all PDFs and sign the approval for the press run.

Role and Location
The Publications Manager will work under the guidance of the Joint Committee on Publications of the Academy and will co-ordinate on a regular basis with the Secretary General and the Treasurer of the Academy.
The Publications Manager need not be resident in The Hague provided that he or she can demonstrate the capacity to manage from his or her place of residence the responsibilities of the position including co-ordination with the Academy.
Contractual Arrangements
The Publications Manager will be engaged under a services contract with the Hague Academy that will be governed by Dutch law.
Competitive fees based on training and experience will be paid both for the copy-preparing and proof-reading and for the overall management.
Applications Deadline, Confidentiality and Schedule for Interviews, Selection
Applications made in the form of a letter accompanied by a complete Resume/Curriculum Vitae including references (with phone and e-mail contacts) to be sent to the Academy of International Law, att. Mr. Steven van Hoogstraten, Treasurer, Peace Palace, 2517 KJ The Hague, or by e-mail to svanhoogstraten@hagueacademy.nl before 10 January 2014.
All applications will be held in strict confidence. Names of applicants not selected will not be disclosed. Inquiries to references of applicants will occur only after receiving approval of the applicant.
Interviews with finalists for the position are expected to be scheduled from February 2014 with a view to the Academy's reaching a decision and completing contract arrangements during March/April 2014.

Found here:  https://www.hagueacademy.nl/vacancy-publications-manager/

VACANCY: Associate Director Patents (Europe) in Leiden (Netherlands)

The job:
In this role you will be working in a small team, advising Astellas in Europe in all patent-related matters, including patent litigation, assessment freedom-to-operate situation, due diligence, business development, parallel import, product patent situation, product exclusivity matters and life cycle management. The team is responsible for managing patent litigation, for instructing external local counsel (Astellas Europe cases) and assisting in patent litigation in Europe (Astellas Group cases). You will contribute to the realisation of an effective patent portfolio to safeguard rights for inventions made in or for Astellas and to protect Astellas products by an appropriate patent portfolio. International travel on a regular basis will be applicable.

Your personal qualifications:
• University degree in life sciences and preferably a PhD
• R&D background preferably in pharmaceutical industry
• European Patent Attorney
• At least 3 years post-qualification experience as an in-house patent attorney or a patent attorney in private practice, exposed to the full range of activities
• Keen on new developments in case law, R&D, Astellas’ intended product launches and disclosures of technical information in the public domain, changes in third parties’ patent position, time limits
• Accurate and able to set the right priorities
• Drafting skills and searching skills
• Analytical mind
• Good English language skills

We offer:
• A challenging and diversified job
• Good career opportunities
• Inspiring work climate
• Attractive remuneration.

About Astellas:
Astellas is an international pharmaceutical company employing over 16,000 people worldwide and with combined global sales of over 7 billion euro. The company’s European headquarters are based in London, with affiliates throughout Europe working in production, sales & marketing, and research & development. With almost 4,000 employees, Europe is an important and growing Astellas region, having key strengths in the therapy areas of Urology, Dermatology, Transplantation, Anti Infectives, Pain Management and Oncology.
The Mirai House, located in Leiden Bio Science Park (the Netherlands) is home to the European R&D organization focusing on the development of medicines in the areas of Pain, Urology and Diabetes/Metabolic diseases.
An R&D investment budget of 15-20% is evidence of the company’s commitment to improving the health of people worldwide through the provision of innovative and reliable products. The Mirai House is also hosting Astellas Pharma Netherlands (the Dutch affiliate) and Astellas Pharma International. Astellas Pharma International is present in the Near & Middle East, Africa and some other selected countries.
In the Netherlands around 850 professionals are active at 2 sites, based in Leiden and Meppel.
Our European patent groupis based in the Netherlands and forms part of our European HQ Legal Affairs organization in the United Kingdom. This particular vacancy is based in the Netherlands in Mirai House.
Locatie:
Sylviusweg 62
2333 BE
Leiden point of contact: Cherr van Dormolen (+31 (0)715455751)

More info: http://careers.astellas.eu/netherlands/nl/overview/vacancy/0/x17230/

Vacancy: LEGAL OFFICER at Japanese Bicycle company in Nunspeet the Netherlands

Shimano Inc. Japan is the well-known and leading manufacturer of bicycle components, fishing tackle and other sporting goods. Our products are sold worldwide through an extensive network of distributors and sales offices.

Shimano Europe Holding BV, Shimano's European headquarters located in Nunspeet (the Netherlands), currently provides support to 14 sales offices throughout Europe. At present, the Shimano Europe Group has more than 450 employees all across Europe. At the European headquarters the legal department provides legal support to domestic and international sales offices in all relevant legal areas, including intellectual property, labor law, antitrust, product liability law, insurance law, mergers and acquisitions and business law in a wide variety of issues. Due to the continuous (international) growth of our company, we are looking for a full-time:

LEGAL OFFICER
(Min. 5 years of experience)

The job
You will advise and support the organization in legal matters and issues, both on request and proactively. You will contribute to creating and monitoring an optimal legal position of the organization. Your main tasks will include:
• Providing information and support on a day-to-day basis to all levels of the organization in all relevant legal areas;
• Negotiating and drafting various (international) contracts, including distributor, purchase and sponsor agreements;
• Advising on EU trade and competition law;
• Mergers and acquisitions;
• Advising on and managing intellectual property;
• Further legal professionalising the organisation, amongst others by implementing procedures and by giving legal training and seminars to the organisation;
• Advising on employment conflicts and litigation;
• Advising on product liability (including corrective actions).
You will report to the Deputy Director Corporate Services. It concerns a full-time position, but a 32-hour week is negotiable.

Requirements
You have a degree in Dutch law (LL.M.) with a civil law or business law specialization. You are a generalist and based on your experience you can work independently. You have a minimum of 5 years of relevant working experience, preferably gained in a multinational company or international law firm. You have a pragmatic and proactive attitude. You are a multitasker with good business sense. You have experience in negotiating (international) contracts. Knowledge of European trade and competition law is a must. Knowledge of mergers and acquisitions is considered a plus. You have excellent communication and intercultural skills and a flexible attitude. An excellent understanding of the Dutch and English language, both spoken and written, is a must.

Shimano offers
A very pleasant working environment with enthusiastic colleagues. We work hard, but in an open and informal atmosphere. Next to good employment conditions Shimano offers you the opportunity to develop yourself within a dynamic, international and ambitious environment. For more information about our company we invite you to take a look at our website www.shimano.com.

Interested?
Please send your application and Curriculum Vitae, in English and with reference to vac.nr: 10-10-2, to HR@Shimano-eu.com or alternatively by post: Shimano Europe Holding B.V. attn. H.R. department, P.O. Box 180, 8070 AD Nunspeet (the Netherlands). For more information please contact Albert van Piekeren, phone number +31(0)341 272 340.


Apply here: http://www.shimano.com/publish/content/global_corp/en/us/index/jobs/europe/legal_officer0.html

VACANCY: Coordination and Planning Officer (P-2) at the OPCW (chemical weapons) in The Hague Holland

Knowledge and Skills Education:
Advanced university degree in international relations, political sciences, law, or equivalent. A first level university degree in combination with qualifying experience (minimum of 4 years) in these areas may be accepted in lieu of the advanced university degree

 Skills and Abilities (key competencies):
Professionalism:
 • Excellent knowledge of and proven work experience in multilateral decision-making process;
 • Knowledge of and familiarity with international treaties, specifically of the Chemical Weapons Convention;
• Proven analytical skills with regard to analysing developments and trends and ability to conceive and apply original ideas;
 • Ability to make sound political judgement and integrity; • Ability to produce accurate work under time pressure. Planning and organising:
• Proven planning and organising skills;
 • Demonstrated ability to multi-task, prioritise and work within deadlines; foresees risks and allows for contingencies when planning; monitors and adjusts plans and actions as necessary;
 • Flexibility and excellent problem solving skills. Communication:
 • Excellent inter-personal skills;
 • Excellent communication skills with demonstrated ability to apply tact and accuracy and to present information clearly and logically both in writing and verbally. Leadership:
 • Serves as a role model that other people want to follow;
 • Empowers others to translate vision into results;
 • Is proactive in developing strategies to accomplish objectives;
 • Anticipates and resolves conflicts by pursuing mutually agreeable solutions;
 • Drives for change and improvement; does not accept the status quo;
 • Shows the courage to take unpopular stands. Teamwork:
 • Works collaboratively with colleagues to achieve organisational goals; places team agenda before personal agenda; supports and acts in accordance with final group decision, even when such decisions may not entirely reflect own position;
 • Proven ability in establishing and maintaining effective working relationships with people of different national and cultural backgrounds; Client orientation:
• Considers all those to whom services are provided to be “clients” and seeks to see things from clients’ point of view; establishes and maintains productive partnerships with clients by gaining their trust and respect; identifies clients’ needs and matches them to appropriate solutions. Writing Skills:
 • Demonstrated ability (and experience with) writing formal statements and reports in a political context
• Proven ability to take and develop minutes.

Computer skills:
 • Good computer skills, and the ability to work with standard office software

 Experience Essential:
Minimum 2 years of professional experience in national administration and/or international environment, preferably in the area of disarmament and non-proliferation, with advanced degree, or 4 years of such experience with first level degree. Desirable: Experience in an organisation of the UN system. Languages Fluency in English is essential and a good working knowledge of one of the other official languages (Arabic, Chinese, French, Russian, and Spanish) is desirable.

For info on the job itself have a look here:  https://apps.opcw.org/PHFOnline/viewVacancyProf.aspx?Qry=rxzh0SaxgqqiMQMg7dYg0g==

Senior Legal Officer (P-5) at Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons

Principal Functions
Under the supervision of the Legal Adviser, the incumbent performs the following duties in accordance with the OPCW Core Values of Integrity, Professionalism and Respect for Diversity/Gender Equality:
1. Prepares and supervises the preparation of legal opinions on the interpretation and implementation of the Chemical Weapons Convention (CWC) for the policy-making organs of the OPCW, and provides oral or written advice to States Parties upon request and authorisation.
 2. Prepares and supervises the preparation of legal opinions for other organisational units of the Technical Secretariat, and advises on matters relating to: • the interpretation and implementation of the CWC, including its Annexes, and the decisions of the policy-making organs; • relations with the host country and the implementation of the Headquarters Agreement; • administrative law, including on the preparation, interpretation and implementation of the Staff Regulations and Rules, Financial Regulations and Rules, administrative directives and other administrative issuances and internal legislation.
 3. Reviews and advises (as requested) on reports of the Technical Secretariat for meetings of the policy-making organs.
 4. Supervises the Office’s input and, if requested, participates, in the preparation and negotiation of international agreements including Facility Agreements, Privileges and Immunities Agreements, relationship agreements and other agreements or arrangements.
5. Prepares and reviews the work of other legal officers on complaints against the Organisation filed by staff members before internal bodies and the ILO Administrative Tribunal. In particular, prepares or supervises the preparation of the Organisation’s written submissions to appellate bodies. Advises on any other litigation against the Organisation. Advises on the conduct of investigations.
 6. Represents the Office of the Legal Adviser on internal advisory bodies at the request of the Legal Adviser or the Director-General
 7. Assists the Legal Adviser in general management and administration of the Office, including in the preparation of the Programme and Budget of the Office, compliance with the financial and other reporting requirements, performance appraisal, recruitment of staff, etc. Organises and prioritizes the workload and provides general coordination and supervision of assignments of legal officers
. 8. In the absence of the Legal Adviser, serve as the Acting Legal Adviser. 9. Performs other duties as required.


Experience
• At least 10 years of progressively responsible experience in international organisations and/or government service, in the areas of International Law, Disarmament or Administrative Law;
 • Knowledge of the legal aspects of the United Nations common system, including the case law of international administrative tribunals; • Experience in the UN common system or in the OPCW would be an asset. Languages
• Fluency in written and spoken English is essential. A good working knowledge of one other official language of the OPCW (Arabic, Chinese, French, Russian, and Spanish) is highly desirable.
 • Ability to conduct negotiations in English is essential. Ability to conduct negotiations in another official language of the OPCW would be an asset.

 More info here: https://apps.opcw.org/PHFOnline/viewVacancyProf.aspx?Qry=rxzh0SaxgqqXC7iJKlAUIA==

VACANCY: Contracts Manager (in english) in Leiden Netherlands

Heerema Marine Contractors - The Hague Area, Netherlands

Job Description

The Legal department
The legal department provides advice to the organisation in various legal areas. The department is involved in the solving of complex legal issues of different nature. In addition the legal department is directly involved in the negotiation of complex contracts and supervision of any legal procedures.
Contracts Manager / Quantity surveyor
 
As a Contracts Manager you work from within the Legal department. You know your contracts inside out.
You have the skill to signal possible obstacles well ahead and to act accordingly. You will help to draft contracts during the tender phase and will manage the contract in execution. You will ensure that the contractual terms and conditions, including variations, of the contracts for offshore scopes of work are acceptable to HMC and comply with HMC’s bidding and contracting policy, in order to minimize unfavorable legal or financial consequences for HMC.
 
As Contracts Manager you report to the Senior Legal Counsel and to the Project Manager when assigned to a project. Besides, you will work closely together with the Tender Managers, Tender Coordinators, Project Managers and Staff departments like Tax.
 
Your daily activities

• Assist and advise the Project Manager on contractual matters, both client and subcontractor related;
• Support the Tender Manager or Project Manager during client negotiations;
• Create a contractual key condition summary for contracts;
• Manage variation orders and change requests;
• Improve the efficiency and effectiveness of the contractual qualification process;
• Document the qualification process;
• Maintain an archive of past client contractual terms and conditions and the qualifications thereto;
• Maintain an archive of change order filing and correspondence.

Your profile

• You have 4 to 6 years’ working experience of which 3 in the offshore oil and gas industry or contracting business, preferably with complex projects,
• You are familiar with basic English contract law,
• You have a Bachelor degree in engineering and have gained experience with contracts through your occupation or by additional schooling. A degree in Law is also accepted, as long as you have relevant working experience in the industries mentioned above,
• You have excellent analytical and pragmatic skills,
• You have impeccable communication skills in English, both spoken and written,
• You will be working in our international headquarter in Leiden, the Netherlands, but you are willing to travel on a regular basis and are open for an assignment abroad should the project at hand require.

HMC offers

• Informal work atmosphere in an international environment,
• Excellent secondary labor conditions, such as a bonus scheme, a pension scheme, 35 days annual leave and various insurances,
• Ample opportunities for personal development,
• Free use of Heerema's fitness facility with instructor,
• Opportunities to develop your own initiatives and to work independently within a team of committed colleagues.

Company Description

Heerema Marine Contractors (HMC) is a world leading marine contractor in the offshore oil and gas industry. HMC transports, installs and removes all types of offshore facilities. These include fixed structures, complex infrastructures and floating facilities, in shallow water, deepwater and ultra deepwater.

read more here: http://www.careersathmc.com/Job-detail/5769/135712/Contracts-Manager-Quantity-surveyor.html

VACANCY: Assistant Professor in Global Justice at Leiden University Netherlands

Specificaties - (uitleg)

Locatie	The Hague
Functietypes	Professors, associate professors, assistant professors and lecturers
Wetenschappelijke discipline	Economics, Law, Behaviour and Society, Language and Culture
Uren	38,0 uren per week
Werk-/denkniveau	Doctorate
Vacaturenummer	13-114

Functiebeschrijving

• Contribution to the development of the LUC major in Global Justice, which houses research-led teaching ranging from public international law, peace and conflict studies, applied ethics, and criminology, to case studies in social, political, environmental, and economic justice.
• Delivery and design of undergraduate courses in the interdisciplinary major of Global Justice, including thematically and methodologically related courses across the BA and BSc programme.
• Development of interdisciplinary research projects which can integrate undergraduate research, including supervision of capstone (honours thesis) projects. 
• Tutorship of no more than 30 students through provision of academic and career guidance.
• Committee service in academic administration bodies, including interviewing for the annual student admissions cycle and contributing to student recruitment activities.
• Participation in the social and extra-curricular academic life of LUC.

Functie-eisen

• PhD degree or equivalent in a field allied to global justice (with preference given to candidates with an interdisciplinary background that speaks to global challenges).
• Demonstrable potential for excellence in research-led teaching.
• Demonstrable passion for undergraduate education, in and out of the classroom (experience with blended learning technologies is an advantage).
• Demonstrable enthusiasm for liberal arts and sciences in higher education.
• Demonstrable commitment to a close-knit, interdisciplinary, academic community.
• Outstanding research qualities manifest in an established or developing publication record.
• Superior command of English (familiarity with any of the other UN languages is desirable but not required).

Arbeidsvoorwaarden

LUC offers a full-time Assistant Professorship, starting on 1 August 2013, in the dynamic and growing academic setting of LeidenUniversity and The Hague.  LUC is located within the Faculty of Campus The Hague, Leiden’s second location in The Netherlands and a 12-minute train ride from the city of Leiden.  The Faculty is growing rapidly and has seen the recent arrival of the Institute for Public Administration, the establishment of the School of Governance and the Centre for Innovation, and the introduction of new bachelors and masters programmes. Established in 1575, Leiden University is the oldest university in The Netherlands and one of Europe's foremost research universities, which is now proud to host its own honours university college in The Hague.
The position is “tenure track”, which may lead to a permanent (tenured) position after a three year period (contingent upon performance). The first year will be probationary; upon successful completion of this year a further two years will be offered. The appointment will proceed in accordance with the Collective Labour Agreement of Dutch Universities (CAO Nederlandse Universiteiten).  The salary will be in the range for an Assistant Professor;level depends on previous experience, and ranges between € 3.227,- (salary scale 11) and € 5.020,- (Salary Scale 12) gross per month, commensurate with qualifications, with additional holiday and end-of-year bonuses.  Candidates from outside the Netherlands may be eligible for a substantial tax reduction (30% rule).

All newly appointed academic staff at LeidenUniversity are introduced to the Basic Teaching Qualification (BKO), an individually-tailored learning process to assess your level of teaching qualifications.  If needed, BKO facilitates further development of your teaching skills.


More information here: http://www.academictransfer.com/employer/LEI/vacancy/17936/lang/en/

VACANCY: Postdoc position on postnational rulemaking

Specifications - (explanation)

Location	Amsterdam
Function types	Postdoc positions
Scientific fields	Law
Hours	32.0 hours per week
Salary	€ 2403 - € 4418
Education	Doctorate
Job number	13-095
Translations	en

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Job description

The Faculty of Law seeks to fill a position for a postdoctoral researcher in the field of postnational rulemaking. The successful candidate will work within the overarching project ‘The Architecture of Postnational Rulemaking: Views from Public International Law, European Public Law, and European Private Law',  jointly executed by three Centres of Exellence at the Faculty, i.e. the Amsterdam Centre for European Law and Governance ACELG, the Amsterdam Center for International Law ACIL and the Centre for the Study of European Contract Law CSECL.

Project Description

The project The Architecture of Postnational Rulemaking aims to provide new reflections and insights into the discussion on the legitimacy of post-national rulemaking starting from three distinct but in this project uniquely combined legal perspectives. The main objective is to relate perspectives from public international law, European public law and European private law on post-national rulemaking and to examine through a new lens questions of legitimacy and accountability that are raised by the growing importance of such rule-making.
At the core of the project lies a close multi-disciplinary dialogue between senior and junior researchers that crosses the normal boundaries of the three sub-disciplines of law involved. The successful candidate will benefit from the mentorship of distinguished professors in all three areas of law in the lively and supportive intellectual environment of the University of Amsterdam that has long enjoyed a strong, international reputation for critical innovation in legal research.
We expect the candidate to

• conduct postdoctoral research for the project, as part of the research group;
• contribute to the overall coordination and direction of the project;
• regularly present intermediate research results at international workshops and conferences, and publish them in proceedings and journals;
• participate in the organization of research activities and events, such as conferences, workshops and joint publications;Possibly supervise PhD candidates within the project;

The candidate may also lecture on subjects in the Faculty’s curriculum.

Requirements

• Completed dissertation in European private law, European public law and public international law. Private lawyers in particular are encouraged to apply;
• strong affinity with the core theme of the project and interest in cross-disciplinary research;
• creative and prolific writer;
• excellent command of English.

Conditions of employment

The position is full-time, fixed term for 2 years starting on 1 September 2013 or as soon as possible thereafter, with the possibility of an extension for an additional year. The salary will be in salary scale 10 or 11 in accordance with the CAO for Dutch universities.

Additional information

To discuss these posts informally, please contact:

• Professor Deirdre Curtin
  telephone: +31 (0)20 525 8573/5252951 (European Public Law)
• Professor Martijn Hesselink
  telephone: +31 (0)20 525 3569 (European Private Law) or
• Professor Andre Nollkaemper
  telephone: +31 (0)20 525 2637 (Public International Law)

The framework paper of the project and further information may be obtained from:

• Angela Moisl

More information about employer University of Amsterdam (UvA) on AcademicTransfer. Direct link to this job opening: www.academictransfer.com/17828

Originally found here:  http://www.academictransfer.com/employer/UVA/vacancy/17828/lang/en/