CREATe & the University of Glasgow Law School, in partnership with the National Library of Scotland
£51,966 (including bursary and fee remission distributed over 3 years of study; £6000 travel allowance)
This position is funded until September 2017.
Start Date: September 2014
The School of Political, Social and International Studies within the Faculty of Arts and Humanities at the University of East Anglia wishes to appoint a Senior Research Associate to work with Professor John Street on a part-time basis (25%FTE) until 31 March 2015 on ‘The Regulation of the Collecting Societies’. This project is part of the AHRC CREATe project. We are looking for someone with experience of comparative policy research or of cultural policy, particularly as it applies to the music industry.
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