UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM (UVA)

                   Faculty of Economics and Business

      Assistant Professor in History and Methodology of Economics


      The Faculty of Economics and Business (FEB) at the
      University of Amsterdam (UvA) consists of the Amsterdam
      Business School and the Amsterdam School of Economics. The
      Amsterdam School of economics (ASE) has the following
      vacancy: Assistant Professor in History and Methodology
      of Economics, Full time, Vacancy number 08-5008.


      JOB DESCRIPTION:

      The successful applicant will undertake and help coordinate
      teaching in history and methodology of economics to
      economics and business students at undergraduate (BSc) and
      graduate (MSc) level. The teaching task will include
      supervision of BSc and MSc theses.

      The Amsterdam School of Economics (ASE) fosters a
      stimulating academic climate. The School is among the top
      economics research institutes in Europe. The most recent
      ranking by the Journal of the European Economic Association
      puts the ASE in the top 10.

      For her/his research the new faculty member will
      participate in the 'History and Methodology of Economics'
      research group, which is one of the internationally leading
      groups in this field.

      Research of the new faculty member will be evaluated
      according to international standards. Extension of the
      appointment will be decided after a period of two years and
      in light of research and teaching evaluations.


      JOB QUALIFICATIONS:

      Requirements are a PhD in economics, history of (social)
      sciences, philosophy, or other relevant discipline, the
      proven ability to initiate and implement research of
      international standards, the ability to stimulate and
      encourage the research of others, demonstrated teaching
      excellence, and the ability (or stated intention) to teach
      in both Dutch and English. Shortlisted candidates will be
      asked to present one of their papers at a seminar.

      Closing date for applications is 15 April 2008.


      FURTHER INFORMATION:

      Applicants who require further information should contact:

      CONTACT:       Prof. John Davis
      Email:         MAILTO:j.b.davis@uva.nl

      The research profile of the History and Methodology group
      can be found at:

                     http://www.fee.uva.nl/hme/

      The Faculty of Economics and Business is located in the
      centre of Amsterdam. For more information on its School of
      Economics, please:

                     http://visit www.ase.uva.nl


      APPOINTMENT:

      The salary will be based on the salary scale for assistant
      professors at Dutch universities and will be in accordance
      with the collective agreement regulating employment
      conditions at Dutch universities. The starting date of the
      appointment is 1 September 2008. The appointment will be
      made for an initial period of two years, with possible
      extension for a two year period.

      Official Dutch scales for assistant professors range from
      Euro 2330,- (minimum scale 10) to Euro 4868,- (max scale 12)
      gross per month. Favourable tax agreements may apply to
      non-Dutch applicants. The University of Amsterdam offers a
      very attractive pension scheme.


      APPLICATION PROCEDURE:

      Applicants should send their CV, together with two letters
      of reference, a research paper and a covering letter
      indicating how her/his research fits in with the research
      interests of the group:

      CONTACT:       University of Amsterdam
                     Personnel Department
                     Roetersstraat 11
                     1018 WB Amsterdam
                     The Netherlands

      Applications may also be emailed to:

      Email:         MAILTO:applications-feb@uva.nl

      Please include the job reference code. The closing date for
      applications is 30 April 2008.



Posted 3/27/08

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