Dear Colleagues,

I am on sabbatical next year (yippi!), and we are searching for a one-year visitor in East Asian politics to replace me. Wesleyan University in Middletown CT, USA, is a top liberal arts institution with very smart, engaging undergraduate students. We have a great record of our visitors getting very good tenure-track jobs after working for us. If you know of any appropriate people, please pass this email on to them.

The Department of Government at Wesleyan University seeks applicants for a one-year visiting position
(2014-15) in the comparative politics of East Asia. The teaching load is 3-2. In the Fall 2014, the successful candidate will teach two sections (limited to 19 students each) of Democracy and Dictatorship (an introductory comparative politics course), plus a seminar involving East Asia (limited to 15 students).
In the Spring 2015, the successful candidate will teach a survey course on the Political Economy of Developing Countries (limited to 25 students) plus an additional survey course involving East Asia (limited to 25 students). The successful candidate will also be asked to supervise up to two senior theses and will be invited to participate in activities taking place during the inaugural year of Wesleyan's new College of East Asian Studies.

For the full ad and to apply, please click here:
http://careers.wesleyan.edu/postings/4209

Best regards,
Mary Alice

Mary Alice Haddad
Government Department
Wesleyan University
mahaddad@wesleyan.edu