Research Assistant For Peace And Conflict Studies

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Position Summary

Position Information

Title: Peace and Conflict Studies, Research Assistant Position

Department: Peace and Conflict Studies

Position Summary:

The primary purpose of the Research Assistant is to do a literature review, and transcribe interviews from Central Asian languages into English, and perform other tasks related to research. The successful candidate will have an outstanding knowledge of the languages, transcription skills, and advanced technical skills.

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