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Kautz Chair in Political Economy (Tenure-Track Senior Assistant Professor; open until filled). The Economics Department invites applications for the James C. and Caroline Kautz Chair in Political Economy, at the Senior Assistant Professor level, starting on or after September 1, 2007. A record of excellence in research and teaching, with a minimum of two years post-Ph.D. experience in research and teaching, is required. The Chair holder will produce high-quality scholarship û publishing in leading economics journals — and teach both graduate and undergraduate economics courses. The field of specialization is open, with the most desirable candidates having research interests with public policy implications. Strong training in economic theory and econometrics is essential. Apply online at http://www.jobsatuc.com, position number 26UC1385. Separately, submit hard copies of the Curriculum Vitae (with references), a representative sample of published or forthcoming research, and evidence of teaching performance to: Kautz Chair Search Committee, c/o Christa Eitel, Department of Economics, M.L. 0371, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati OH 45221-0371. An equal opportunity employer.
[ JOE ID# 20070800301 ]

H0 Public Economics
L0 Industry Studies
C0 Mathematical & Quantitative Methods
J4 Labor Market Research

Director, Applied Economics Research Institute (AERI) (Non-tenure track, 3-year renewable appointment as Research Assistant Professor, starting November 1, 2007; open until filled). The Economics Department invites applications for Director of AERI, whose mission is to serve private and public institutions as a source of information and consultation, to develop and maintain an economic data base for the Cincinnati area, and to provide hands-on training to MA students in applied economics. The Director — serving as liaison between AERI and the Greater Cincinnati business, educational, and not-for-profit communities — is responsible for: generating and completing grants and contracts to support AERI, producing periodic reports, maintaining its data base, and working with graduate students at the Institute and in class. A Ph.D. in economics or closely related discipline is preferred, but applicants with an MA and extensive relevant experience are also considered. Training and experience in economic impact analysis and some of the following areas is expected: fiscal impact analysis; public policy research; public sector revenue forecasts; industry studies; labor market research; econometric modeling; forecasting. Strong oral and written communication skills are essential. Apply online at http://www.jobsatuc.com, position number 27UC1803. Separately, submit hard copies of the Curriculum Vitae, three recommendation letters, and a representative writing sample to: AERI Director Search Committee, c/o Christa Eitel, Department of Economics, M.L. 0371, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati OH 45221-0371. An equal opportunity employer.
[ JOE ID# 20070800302 ]