[EGOV LIST] FW: Tenured/Tenure-track faculty at Duke University, Sanford School of Public Policy

[Gianluca Miscione via eGov-list]

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Gianluca








*Gianluca Miscione* <https://bit.ly/2VJV6uq>

University College Dublin <https://bit.ly/3HOiNrS>

Zurich University of Applied Sciences <https://bit.ly/3HZs7ZO>

University of Zurich <https://bit.ly/3sCQO87>


*Recent publications* <https://bit.ly/3oHbquz>

Organization <https://bit.ly/3gZ1M2w> Infrastructures
<https://bit.ly/3h45eIQ>

Innovation <https://bit.ly/3GWXmnj> Development <https://bit.ly/354nNKp>
Trust <https://bit.ly/3BweQFX>

Methodologies <https://bit.ly/3sVKE2S> Geo <https://bit.ly/3uZ08WI> Health
<https://bit.ly/34LRnoo>

Blockchain <https://bit.ly/3hgobZj> Visibility <https://bit.ly/3JK4KUR>
Europe <https://bit.ly/3p1mvqK>

Americas <https://bit.ly/3I6x7fl> Asia <https://bit.ly/3LLwREU> Africa
<https://bit.ly/3gX5ppl> Online <https://bit.ly/35dl3dT>







The Sanford School of Public Policy at Duke University invites applicants
for the Rothermere Chair in Technology Policy. This is a tenure-line
position. Candidates at both the Associate and Full Professor levels will
receive consideration. Candidates for this position should have a
well-established and impactful program of research that addresses
technology policy issues emerging from the ongoing digital revolution and
its societal impact. Possible areas of focus may include artificial
intelligence, social media, surveillance, data privacy, the intersection of
technology and democracy, or technology ethics and/or governance.

In addition to an accomplished record of research, it is expected that
candidates for this position will have a demonstrated track record of
policy engagement. The Sanford School is particularly interested in
candidates whose research and policy engagement intersect with one or more
of the School’s other thematic areas of emphasis: energy and environmental
policy; health policy; international development; media and democracy;
national security/foreign policy; and social policy.

Given the interdisciplinary nature of the technology policy field, we
welcome applications from scholars from a wide range of disciplinary
backgrounds, including, but not limited to: public policy, political
science, law, computer science, data science, communication, sociology, and
economics. Successful candidates will be expected to teach courses in
Sanford’s core curriculum.

Duke University and The Sanford School of Public Policy are strongly
committed to advancing inclusive excellence throughout our research,
teaching, and service activities. A diverse faculty – defined broadly as
representing a wide range of identities, lived experiences, and
perspectives – is a prerequisite for excellence and is essential to driving
innovation within our scholarly community. To achieve these goals, it is
essential that all members of the community feel valued and welcome, that
the contributions of all individuals are respected, and that all voices are
heard. All members of our community are expected to uphold these values,
and we seek to hire faculty who are passionate about increasing the
participation and success of individuals from all different backgrounds and
communities.

Interested candidates should submit the following by* November 1, 2024*:
(i) cover letter describing motivation to be part of a policy school; (ii)
curriculum vitae; (iii) writing sample; (iv) Research statement that
describes current and future research as well as experience and approach to
mentoring and supporting  a diverse and inclusive research environment; (v)
a one-page statement describing their teaching philosophy, previous
experiences, future plans for teaching, and experience and approach to
fostering an inclusive learning and mentoring environment for their
students; and (vi) names and contact information for three references.
These should be submitted via: *https://academicjobsonline.org/ajo/jobs/28301
<https://academicjobsonline.org/ajo/jobs/28301>*

Questions can be directed to Professor Phil Napoli, search committee chair,
at *philip.napoli at duke.edu* <philip.napoli at duke.edu>.