The Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies at the University of Notre Dame invites applications for a senior appointment in Peace Studies. In this search, conducted jointly with the Department of Political Science, the Kroc Institute seeks a highly productive and visible scholar-teacher in the peace research field. Full professor candidates must have a sustained record of excellence in research and teaching. Associate professor candidates must show a level of excellence in research and teaching that would soon merit promotion to full professor.
The ideal candidate would have a research profile in the area of international norms and institutions for peace, justice and human rights. Specialties in international law or ethics; strategic peacebuilding and peacekeeping; global governance concerns, including the United Nations, the International Criminal Court, etc. are welcome. Secondary but important areas include methods of peace research, gender and peace, and peace education pedagogy.
Notre Dame is an AA/EO employer. The University particularly seeks applications from minorities, women, Catholics, and those who are attracted to a university with a Catholic identity. Consideration of applications will commence September 23, 2011, with the expectation that a candidate accepts an offer by January. All applicants should include a CV and letter of interest, as well as three letters of recommendation, to the Kroc Institute Search Committee, 100 Hesburgh Center for International Studies, University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, IN 46556.
