
Academic Success: Career Advice for Junior Scholars from 5 Experienced Academics
Review of the academic career advice offered by the last five academics interviewed on this site, who work in Denmark, USA and Switzerland.
If so, welcome. Here you may read and get inspired by short articles and interviews with professionals, scholars, independent researchers, and practitioners who present and discuss their work within the fields mentioned above. Every interview ends with our interviewee's advice to junior professionals, scholars, researchers, and practitioners who are working within the same field as them.
Academic Success: Career Advice for Junior Scholars from 5 Experienced Academics
Rights Violations, Domestic Conflict, Protest & Comics: Interview with Emily Hencken Ritter, PhD
Political Violence, Design, Critique & Prevention: Interview with Jonathan Luke Austin, PhD
Analyzing the Swiss & U.S. Financial, Political & Academic Elites: Interview with Felix Bühlmann
Switzerland’s UNSC Membership: Interview with Fabien Merz about his Research on Swiss Foreign Policy
Call for Book Chapter Proposals: "UN/ORGANIZED: Interorganizational Cooperation & Crisis Management"
Insights from Working in Afghanistan & Ukraine: Interview with Cristina Teleki, PhD
Stronger Together: International Fundraising with Michel Fornasier Helps Give Children a Hand
Swiss Education & Hospitality Industry: Interview with Anne-Sophie Delval, PhD
How to Succeed in Academia: Career Advice for Junior Scholars from 5 Experienced Academics
World Politics & UN Peacebuilding: Interview with Sara Hellmüller, PhD
Afghanistan Governance: The Illusion of Political Inclusion & Stability
Human Coding, Machine-Learning Techniques & Discourse Analysis: Interview with David Sylvan, PhD
Studying & Teaching Security Studies in Pakistan vs. the U.S.: Interview with Sannia Abdullah, PhD
The Spatial Turn in Peace & Conflict Studies: Interview with Annika Björkdahl, PhD
Public Speaking & Psychological Distance: U.S. Perceptions of South Vietnam & of Its Allies AUS & FR
Psychological vs. Social Distance: How They Apply to Your Life & to Research
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