Deadline- June 29, 2012
The Humanitarian & Conflict Response Institute invites applications for a PhD studentship to investigate the interface between international and local actors in peacebuilding contexts. This research will consider various aspects of the encounter between international peacebuilding, statebuilding, donor, and development agencies, and a range of local organisations and networks.
The aim of the research will be to try to shed light on the growing problem of the gap between the local and international legitimacy of peacebuilding or statebuilding, and what appears to be a divergence between the architecture of international peacebuilding and localised political struggles for peace, development, order and prosperity.
Eligibility–
- Applicants for the studentship should hold or be expecting a First Class degree award, and/or a Distinction in a related Masters degree.
- Applicants who hold a good 2:1 in their first degree will be considered on merit.
- Applicants should include full details of any teaching experience or areas of expertise on their application form.
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