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                <h1 class="jobtitle">Postdoctoral Fellow/Research Fellow
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                <div> <strong>ANU College of Asia and the Pacific, School of
International, Political and Strategic Studies, State, Society and
Governance in Melanesia Program
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                        <br>Academic Level A-B
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                        Salary Package:
                        $56,113 - $88,212pa plus 17% super
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                        Reference No.:
                        A427-10LB
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                <div class="templatetext">State, Society and Governance in Melanesia
(SSGM) is a vibrant multi-disciplinary research unit, in the School of
International, Political and Strategic Studies in the College of Asia
and the Pacific. It is the leading international centre for applied
research into contemporary governance issues in Melanesia. The program
is funded in part from the Operating Grant and in part from external
funds.<br><br>SSGM seeks to appoint up to two early to mid career social
scientists who have ongoing research interests in either Timor Leste or
Vanuatu. The appointee(s) will be expected to conduct independent
applied research in a multi-disciplinary research environment, publish
in peer-reviewed journals and for a broader policy audience, contribute
to SSGM's teaching program and to its extensive outreach program, which
seeks to bridge the gap between academic and policy-making communities
in Australia and the region. <br><br>Women are encouraged to apply.
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                <div class="details"> Enquiries:
                        Sue Rider
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                        T:
                        02 6125 8394
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                        E:
                        Sue.Rider@anu.edu.au
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                        Closing Date:
                        16 October 2010
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