PostDoc Global Sociology (Quant focus)

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Christian Rauh
Fri, Sep 17, 2021 10:21 AM

Dear colleagues,

There is a PostDoc job opening in the context of the research
professorship of Yasemin Soysal at the WZB Berlin Social Science Center
that might be of interest. I paste the major parameters below and all
further detail is here: https://www.wzb.eu/de/node/70907

Best,
Christian

Your tasks

Contributing conceptually and empirically to the study of global 

processes in one of the central research fields of the unit:
citizenship, human rights, international migrations, science and
knowledge economy
Designing and implementing quantitative and comparative analyses
in these fields
Taking responsibility for designing and conducting large-scale,
multi-sited surveys
Publishing empirically grounded research, preferably in
international, peer-reviewed journals
Collaborating in designing and drafting project proposals for
further funding

Your profile

A doctoral degree in Sociology or a related social science

discipline, with an interest in cross-disciplinary research
Profound knowledge and experience of quantitative methods of
empirical social research
Competence in social science survey research methods, including
design, sampling, programming and administration of survey
questionnaires and survey experiments
Competence in digital data mining and textual analysis, or
willingness to learn
Competence in data visualization and presentation tools (e.g. R,
Python, etc.), or willingness to learn
Competence in compilation of reports for non-academic audience and
media outlets
Ability and willingness to work in a team
Excellent command of written and spoken English, preferably also
another language

Our offer

Remuneration in accordance with EG 13 TV�D Bund (in

accordance with German Wage Agreement for Public Service)
A well-equipped workplace in the centre of Berlin
An international, cooperative, and diversified working
environment
Integration into the scientific community in the form of colloquia
and conferences, and the possibility to teach courses at universities
in  Berlin
Research support by student assistants and travel funding, as well
as opportunities to invite external collaborators and visiting
research  fellows
Flexible working hours and a good work–life balance (our
engagement  has been certified by the audit Work and Family and the
European  Commission’s Human Resources Strategy for
Researchers)

--
Dr. Christian Rauh

Research Fellow
WZB
Berlin Social Science Center
Research Unit Global Governance

www.christian-rauh.eu

Recent publications include:

Rauh, Christian, Bart Joachim  Bes, and Martijn Schoonvelde (2019)
'Undermining, defusing, or defending European integration? Assessing
public communication of European executives in times of EU
politicization', European Journal of Political Research: Online First.

Rauh, Christian (2019) 'EU politicization and policy initiatives
of the European Commission: the case of consumer policy', Journal of
European Public Policy 26(3): 344-365.

Rauh, Christian, and
Pieter De Wilde (2018) The Opposition Deficit in EU Accountability:
Evidence from over 20 years of plenary debate in four member states.
European Journal of Political Research 57(1): 194-216.

Dear colleagues, There is a PostDoc job opening in the context of the research professorship of Yasemin Soysal at the WZB Berlin Social Science Center that might be of interest. I paste the major parameters below and all further detail is here: https://www.wzb.eu/de/node/70907 Best, Christian Your tasks Contributing conceptually and empirically to the study of global processes in one of the central research fields of the unit: citizenship, human rights, international migrations, science and knowledge economy Designing and implementing quantitative and comparative analyses in these fields Taking responsibility for designing and conducting large-scale, multi-sited surveys Publishing empirically grounded research, preferably in international, peer-reviewed journals Collaborating in designing and drafting project proposals for further funding Your profile A doctoral degree in Sociology or a related social science discipline, with an interest in cross-disciplinary research Profound knowledge and experience of quantitative methods of empirical social research Competence in social science survey research methods, including design, sampling, programming and administration of survey questionnaires and survey experiments Competence in digital data mining and textual analysis, or willingness to learn Competence in data visualization and presentation tools (e.g. R, Python, etc.), or willingness to learn Competence in compilation of reports for non-academic audience and media outlets Ability and willingness to work in a team Excellent command of written and spoken English, preferably also another language Our offer Remuneration in accordance with EG 13 TV�D Bund (in accordance with German Wage Agreement for Public Service) A well-equipped workplace in the centre of Berlin An international, cooperative, and diversified working environment Integration into the scientific community in the form of colloquia and conferences, and the possibility to teach courses at universities in Berlin Research support by student assistants and travel funding, as well as opportunities to invite external collaborators and visiting research fellows Flexible working hours and a good work–life balance (our engagement has been certified by the audit Work and Family and the European Commission’s Human Resources Strategy for Researchers) -- Dr. Christian Rauh Research Fellow WZB Berlin Social Science Center Research Unit Global Governance www.christian-rauh.eu Recent publications include: Rauh, Christian, Bart Joachim Bes, and Martijn Schoonvelde (2019) 'Undermining, defusing, or defending European integration? Assessing public communication of European executives in times of EU politicization', European Journal of Political Research: Online First. Rauh, Christian (2019) 'EU politicization and policy initiatives of the European Commission: the case of consumer policy', Journal of European Public Policy 26(3): 344-365. Rauh, Christian, and Pieter De Wilde (2018) The Opposition Deficit in EU Accountability: Evidence from over 20 years of plenary debate in four member states. European Journal of Political Research 57(1): 194-216.