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PhD studentship in Political Science at Stockholm University
Posted on October 30, 2012 by Garry Peterson
Are you looking for a PhD studentship in political science, linked to the Stockholm Resilience Centre, and focusing on participation and learning in ecosystem management? Then have a look at the ad below. The student will be based at the Department of Political Science (Stockholm university), supervised by Andreas Duit, and will be embedded in a research team that consists of Lisen Schultz (systems ecologist at the SRC), Örjan Bodin (systems ecologist at the SRC), Cecilia Lundholm (educational scientist), Matthew Plowey (GIS student) and Simon West (PhD student in Natural Resource Management).
Applications are due on December 1st.
The Department of Political Science, Stockholm university, announces an externally funded PhD studentship in comparative ecosystem governance.
Project title
GLEAN — A Global Survey of Learning, Participation and Ecosystem Management (www.statsvet.su.se/English/Research/glean.htm)
Project description
The PhD-position is funded by the research programe GLEAN — A Global Survey of Learning, Participation and Ecosystem Management, which is financed by the National Science Council and directed by Associate Professor Andreas Duit.
The programme is hosted by the Department of Political Science in collaboration with Stockholm Resilience Centre and is carried out by a cross-disciplinary research team during the period 2012—2016.
The GLEAN project, in which the PhD project will be embedded, aims to analyse the effect of stakeholder participation in natural resource management programmes on outcomes in ecosystems and learning processes.
By combining a cross-national panel survey of BR-areas in 55 countries, longitudinal biodiversity mapping using satellite imagery, and context-sensitive field work in strategically selected cases studies, the contested role of stakeholder participation in natural resource management will be examined in with a much higher degree of precision and generalizability than previously possible.
Criteria for selection
Applications will be assessed based on the following criteria:
- analytical ability (scientific reports, papers, or degree project thesis)
- practical experience and knowledge related to the project
- knowledge of scientific theory and method
- personal references and gender equality aspects
Eligibility requirements
- completed academic degree at advanced level
- completed courses equivalent to 240 Swedish university credits (of which at least 60 credits at advanced level), or have acquired the equivalent knowledge in another way in Sweden or elsewhere. There are some regulations regarding transition.
For further information on eligibility criteria, application process etc please see www.stockholmresilience.org/21/about-us/vacancies/phd-studentship-in-political-science.html
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