Convocatoria: Postdoctoral Researcher (100%) in Political Science Project – Université Libre de Bruxelles (ULB) (Plazo: 15 de septiembre de 2023)

Postdoctoral Researcher (100%) in Political Science Project – Université Libre de Bruxelles (ULB)

Organismo: Université Libre de Bruxelles (ULB)

Requisitos:
Research Field: Political sciencesEducation Level: PhD or equivalent

Skills/Qualifications:

• Research interest and/or expertise in elections, survey research, panel surveys, democracy, citizenship, political participation, and/or political parties
• Good command of dataset management and statistical software
• Good organizational and time management skills
• Ability to work in a team
• A good command of English, and French and/or Dutch (or willingness to improve one’s command of the other language during the scholarship)

Solicitudes:

Questions regarding the position can be addressed to Professor Emilie van Haute (emilie.van.haute@ulb.be)

APPLICATIONS should include (in one single PDF document):

• a letter of motivation explaining the candidate’s general interest for the project
• a full CV (including a list of publications)
• Name, affiliation, email and phone number of two referees who can be contacted if necessary

Please send the above documents electronically to Professor Emilie van Haute (emilie.van.haute@ulb.be)

Comentarios:

Project: “Perception of Differentness, Affective Polarization and Vote Choice” (NOTLIKEUS) Skills: survey research, panel surveys, data management, election studies

The Department of Political Science at the Université libre de Bruxelles (ULB) is hiring a post-doctoral researcher with a specialization in quantitative data analysis for the project “Perception of Differentness, Affective Polarization and Vote Choice” (NOTLIKEUS) funded via an Excellence of Science (EoS) programme from the FRS-FNRS and the FWO.

Context of the project

The NOTLIKEUS project aims at digging deeper into three questions: (1) what the contemporary scope of polarization within Belgian society is, (2) which factors foster polarization within society, and (3) what are the consequences of polarization on citizens’ political behaviours, and in particular in their support or opposition to the democratic system.

The project will be primarily based on a panel study that will survey a representative sample of the Belgian population throughout 2024, year of the federal, regional and European elections; The goal is to study the dynamics of polarization over time (electoral campaign, election results and the formation of new coalition governments).

Plazo de presentación: Hasta el 15/09/2023 (Susceptible a error de cálculo, comprobar siempre)

Bases

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