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Subject: Fw: Post-doc at U. Penn; Agent-Based Modeling and Political Science
From: Pierre Bommel (bommel@cirad.fr)
Date: jeu mar 06 2003 - 10:46:46 CET
francois_bousquet a écrit :
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Dan Miodownik
>
>
> Postdoctoral Position: Applications of Agent-Based Modeling in
> Political Science
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> Under the auspices of a three year grant from the National Science
> Foundation, applications are invited for a one or two year
> post-doctoral position for a political scientist to conduct research
> and teaching at the University of Pennsylvania. Terms are negotiable
> but will include research and training in the use of agent-based
> modeling tools, including PS-I, a computational modeling tool kit for
> non-programmers, as well as teaching courses in the University of
> Pennsylvania's Political Science Department. Candidates must be in
> receipt of their Ph.D. by the fall of 2003. Specific topics of
> research are open but will be of particular interest to the extent
> they may relate to the problems of ethnic conflict, globalization,
> state stability and/or terrorism. For information on our agent-based
> modeling work in these and related areas see
> http://www.polisci.upenn.edu/abir.
> Applications will be reviewed beginning April 15, 2003. Applicants
> should send a letter of interest accompanied by a description of their
> research plans, substantive teaching interests, and names of three
> references to Professor Ian S. Lustick, Department of Political
> Science, 217 Stiteler Hall, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia,
> PA 19104-6215; or electronically, to ilustick@sas.upenn.edu. Dan
> Miodownik PhD Candidate
> Department of Political Science
> University of Pennsylvania
> 217 Stiteler Hall
> Philadelphia, PA 19104 danm@sas.upenn.edu
> http://www.sas.upenn.edu/~danm
> Office: 215 573 2688
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