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Opportunity at Glasgow: Lecturer in Community Development - Job Ref: 045467

The University of Glasgow has advertised the following position, and we hope that it may be of interest to many within your networks. The post in the field of community development coheres closely with a number of foci of CR&DALL and invites applications from any part of the world:

Independent investigation team to assess measures taken due to COVID-19 pandemic in Finland

We are pleased to announce that PASCAL Associate Professor Jari Stenvall has been appointed as a member of the Independent investigation team to assess measures taken due to the COVID-19 pandemic in Finland.

External examiners required

I trust this email finds you well and for those of you who are returning from a well-earned break that you are refreshed and looking forward to the new Academic year.  The Centre for Lifelong Learning at the University of Warwick requires two external examiners for their BA Social Studies programmes.  More information is below.

The Centre for Open Learning at the University of Edinburgh is looking for a new External Examiner

An opportunity that has arisen for an external examiner at the University of Edinburgh. Interested candidates should send a current CV and a brief paragraph highlighting their applicable experience to Jenny Hoy.

Webinar: Making Domestic and International Migration Safe and Dignified:Experience from Asia and Africa

Oct 16 2020 14:30
Oct 16 2020 16:30
Asia/Calcutta
*** ONLINE WEBINAR ***
PRIA International Academy (PIA)
New Delhi
India  India

The COVID-19 Pandemic has caused unprecedented global crises for the migrant workers and their families. Various degrees of lockdown has affected the national and global economy, particularly the informal economy across countries and regions.

Data Trust and Inter-Modal Mobility Opening Conference - Tuesday, 18 August, 2020 14:50 – 18:00 HKT

Aug 18 2020 14:50
Aug 18 2020 18:00
Asia/Hong Kong
*** ONLINE EVENT ***
Hong Kong
Hong Kong  Hong Kong

Can data sharing increase sustainable smart mobility in Hong Kong? 

You are welcome to join our Opening Conference of the Inter-Modal Transport Data-Sharing Programme.  This programme is an open, collaborative process and aims to bring together a wide spectrum of transport and mobility stakeholders from the business and private sectors, innovators, researchers, and members of civil society concerned with environmental issues.  

Free online event 'Poland: A crisis for equality and social democracy?' Wed 12 August 7.30 pm

Aug 12 2020 19:30
Australia/Melbourne
*** ONLINE SEMINAR ***
124 La Trobe St
Melbourne VIC 3000
Australia  Australia

Why should the political situation in Poland concern social democrats all over?

What can centre-left progressives in Europe, Australia and NZ learn from Poland?

What are the implications for equality in Poland and beyond?

Matthew Coote will be discussing these questions and more at this online event hosted by the Australian Fabians. 

Free Online Event | Reporting of the EU in Australia - Thurs 6 August, 5pm (AEST)

Aug 6 2020 17:00
Aug 6 2020 18:30
Australia/Melbourne
*** ONLINE SEMINAR ***
124 La Trobe St
Melbourne VIC 3000
Australia  Australia

Swinburne University, European Union Centre of Excellence at RMIT University, and the European Studies Association Australia and New Zealand (ESAANZ) invite you to this free online event on media reporting of the EU and European affairs in Australia. 

South Africa – UK University Staff Doctoral Programme

The University Staff Doctoral Programme (USDP) promotes collaborations that seek to increase the number of academics with PhDs in South African universities. To support this goal, the British Council issued a call for a collaboration development grant to allow for the hosting of scoping and development meetings to explore possible models for doctoral training.

Are We At A Turning Point? PASCAL and the Pandemic | Josef Konvitz

Everybody wants to do something. Op-Ed pieces arrive daily, written by young and old alike, people who are world-famous and people you never heard of, embracing the pandemic for the opportunity it provides to bring about radical change. I have not made a list, but I would bet that most put global climate change and social justice as the most urgent priorities, ahead of the resolution of local crises in Africa or the Middle East with the potential to cause a world war. Some of us are more concerned to prevent bad things from happening – power grabs by authoritarians would be the top of my list, followed by another round of austerity cuts to education and health  – rather than to make good things happen; perhaps I can be forgiven, being an historian.

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