Cool opportunity for junior judicial candidates

In Paris, France … I imagine that having a JD would help too , but apparently is not required …

HEC PARIS

                   Faculty Positions in the Area of
                International, European and Company Law

     The Department of Legal Studies at HEC Paris, is opening
     two positions for junior scholars, full-time, tenure-track,
     starting in 2010.

     HEC Paris is ranked first Business School in Europe and in
     France (FT). Law teaching is one of its distinctive
     features; in addition to a large diversity of mandatory and
     elective law courses, HEC Paris offers to its students
     specializations in business law.

     JOB QUALIFICATIONS:

     The candidate must have a promising record in research and
     teaching in one or more of the following areas:

     - Private international law
     - Law and economics
     - European Union law
     - Company Law (national and comparative)
     - International Taxation

     Applicants are required to have (or be about to complete) a
     Ph.D. degree. While HEC Paris is a bilingual school
     (English/French), the ability to teach in French is not
     mandatory.

     APPLICATION PROCEDURE:

     Applicants must send their curriculum vitae to Elizabeth
     Hautefeuille by January 15th 2010 at the following address:

     CONTACT:       Elizabeth Hautefeuille
     Email:         MAILTO:hautefeuille@hec.fr

     Pre-selected candidates will be asked to send a writing
     sample and the names, telephone numbers and e-mail
     addresses of three references by February 1st, 2010.

     Short-listed candidates will be invited for an interview
     and a paper presentation in March/April 2010.

     For additional information about HEC Paris, please refer to
     our website at:

                    http:www.hec.fr
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