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SMU is recruiting for two faculty positions in the School of Social Sciences

Singapore Management University (SMU) is recruiting for two faculty positions in the School of Social Sciences, both of which may be of interest to scholars of cross-sector interactions.

One is a public policy position, which is explicitly targeted at academics who research and teach about the roles of non-state actors. The other is a broad international political economy role. Details available at http://socsc.smu.edu.sg/socsc/faculty-recruitment - please note the closing date of 20 October.

SMU runs what we believe is the world's only master's degree program dedicated to providing rigorous training for practitioners, the Master of Tri-Sector Collaboration (www.smu.edu.sg/mtsc), and is looking to complement the faculty for this program and associated research.

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10th celebratory issue of the Annual Review of Social Partnerships

We are delighted to announce the 10th celebratory issue of the Annual Review of Social Partnerships (ARSP) that provides annually the one-stop shop of high quality curated content in cross-sector collaboration research and practice from around the world.

In over 100 pages this issue covers:
* State of the art review of 100+ new publications on cross-sector partnerships
* New tools for designing highly interactive cross-sector collaboration teaching
* Academic and practitioner insights through interviews and original contributions
* News from the cross-sector collaboration community
* Celebratory section on ARSP volunteering, readership and cross-sector inspiration 


The ARSP is an open access journal and now available through Greenleaf Publishing from:
http://www.greenleaf-publishing.com/page2…/Journals/ArspHome

The publication is circulated every year to over 50,000 direct recipients, distributed by Ingenta Connect to 1.4 million individual users around the world and by leading universities and institutions for the benefit of all of their stakeholders.

The aim of the ARSP is to bring together research and practice in the field of cross-sector collaboration, to communicate high quality collaboration research findings to large audiences around the world, to share best partnership practices, while nurturing the new generation of practice oriented scholars and research informed practitioners in this field.

CALL FOR 2016 ARSP CONTRIBUTIONS: 15 March 2016

For submissions of your latest and forthcoming publications (books, book chapters, reports and thesis), teaching innovations, research projects and practice breakthroughs and your collaboration news please contact the relevant ARSP Section Editor by visiting:

http://www.greenleaf-publishing.com/page2…/Journals/ArspHome
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