Looking for a great job studying the future of war?
The Center on the Future of War is looking for a research fellow to start as soon as possible.
Here's a note from my colleague Daniel Rothenberg:
Here’s a note from my colleague Daniel Rothenberg:
The Center on the Future of War is looking for a research fellow to start as soon as possible.
This is a really interesting positon for an interdisciplinary thinker with excellent research and writing skills, a commitment to exploring war and conflict (broadly defined) and an interest in linking academic work with policy impact. It is an open-ended position, one year renewable, with significant opportunities for individual research and a competitive salary and benefits.
Here is the posting from the Chronicle of Higher Education.
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Thomas E. Ricks is a former contributing editor to Foreign Policy. Twitter: @tomricks1
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