DIAS Fellow in the Politics and Governance related to the Green Transition, Department of Political Science and Public Manage...

This mid-level fellowship position requires a doctoral-level education, indicating advanced academic training and expertise in political science, public management, or closely related fields. The role focuses on the politics and governance aspects of the green transition, demanding a strong understanding of environmental policy, sustainability governance, and the political dynamics influencing climate change mitigation and adaptation strategies. Candidates should have experience analyzing political institutions, policy frameworks, and governance mechanisms that facilitate or hinder the transition to sustainable energy and environmental practices. The position likely involves interdisciplinary research skills, combining political theory, empirical analysis, and possibly qualitative and quantitative methods to assess governance models and policy effectiveness. Familiarity with current debates on green transition policies, international and national regulatory environments, and stakeholder engagement processes is essential. Strong communication skills are implied for collaboration within academic and policy communities, as well as for disseminating research findings to diverse audiences. Overall, the role demands a blend of high-level academic research capabilities, specialized knowledge in environmental politics and governance, and practical insight into policy development and implementation related to sustainability and the green transition.