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Opportunities Opportunity postings also available on the Law Asia Bulletin Board Outside of Hotung 5010
Asia Busness Intern: Pacific Bridge Medical
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PILnet seeking Director for China (Country Director), Beijing, China
Deadline of application: December 31, 2011 PILnet is an international organization that envisions a world where rule of law, as developed and supported within a wide variety of countries, delivers justice and protects human rights. PILnet connects with local partners to develop the institutions essential to rights-respecting societies. It inspires lawyers to serve the public interest, strengthens the ability of civil society to help shape law and policy and makes formal systems of justice more accessible. In addition to its New York headquarters, PILnet conducts its work from offices in Budapest, Moscow, and maintains a presence in Beijing. PILnet has three major objectives in China: 1) to help expand the scope and effectiveness of public interest law networks advancing the rights of women, migrants and other vulnerable populations in China; 2) to promote the provision of pro bono legal services to public interest organizations by developing a clearinghouse to match them with law firms; and, 3) to develop the career paths of students and lawyers so that they can more effectively engage in public interest advocacy. For more information on PILnet’s work, please visit our website at www.pilnet.org. The Country Director will be responsible for PILnet’s program in mainland China and Hong Kong, overseeing all activities, contributing significantly to further program development and fundraising, and representing PILnet to donors and other partners. Leading candidates will be lawyers with demonstrated expertise and interest in legal reform and public interest law in China, as well as strong project management skills. The position offers a competitive salary and benefits package. Key responsibilities Strategy Development & Program Management Management & Administration Qualifications Application instructions To apply: Please email a resume, brief cover letter and two writing samples, to chinacountrydirector@pilnet.org . Please include salary requirements. Only those offered interviews will be contacted. No phone calls, please. PILnet is an equal opportunity employer and encourages candidates of all racial, ethnic and religious backgrounds to apply. Personnel are chosen on the basis of ability without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability, marital status or sexual orientation.
Research Assistant Position for Spring 2012
Visiting Professor Yasuaki Onuma from Tokyo University wishes to hire a student research assistant for the spring semester. Ideal candidates would understand Japanese and have at least a minimum knowledge of international law. Interested students should send a resume and the hours they would be available to work to the Office of Transnational Programs at transnational@law.georgetown.edu.
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ICCR Fellowship Programme Dear Indialist members, The Indian Council for Cultural Relations welcomes applications for its Fellowship Programme. The idea of the Fellowship Programme was conceived by the ICCR keeping in view the great deal of interest that scholars worldwide have in India and its cultural, philosophical and intellectual heritage. It was proposed that 30 fellowships would be awarded to scholars recommended by Indian Embassies abroad based upon the scholar's strong academic credentials and a significant number of publications and research studies on India-related subjects. The selected Fellow receives a Fellowship of $3000/- pm and is affiliated to any Indian University, think tank or NGO desired by him or her. Thus, while in India, the scholar has the opportunity to interact with teaching faculty, students, writers and other fellows and also participates in conferences, seminars and lectures organised by the Council. Applications must be submitted through the Indian Embassy in Washington. If you are interested in applying, please contact me. Best regards, Phil Thomas -- Philip Thomas
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*********************** Job Opportunity at Volkswagen (China) Investment Co., Ltd Position Title: Location: Date of Opening: Position Description: - Main Tasks: l Review established Compliance Programs at other Multinational Corporations to benchmark best practices l Work with executives to ensure Compliance Program initiatives are integrated into business activities Training l Develop targeted training plan and curriculum for key personnel by function and division, especially for departments in high risk areas Monitoring and Enforcement l Monitor and coordinate compliance activities of other departments to remain up-to-date on the status of all compliance activities l Collaborate with other departments (e.g., Internal Audit, Human Resources) to direct compliance issues to appropriate channels for investigation and resolution. Position Requirements: Interested candidates should send their CV and cover letter in English to: Please kindly - indicate the position you are applying for
Baker & McKenzie is looking for summer associates as follows: We're still recruiting for summer associates (2nd years) and interns (1st years) for May-August to work in our IP team in Beijing, Shanghai and Hong Kong. We used to insist that all candidates have a demonstrated interest in IP, but this is no longer required. We're looking more for raw talent now, and banking on the experience to spark the interest in IP. The sooner we get resumes the better, as we'll probably finalize offers by mid-to-late March.
Asia Pacific Analyst – East Asia Oxford Analytica is seeking an Asia Pacific Analyst to cover the business, politics and international relations of the East Asia region. We have established an international reputation for delivering global macro analysis to investors, businesses, international organisations and governments around the world, alerting them to risks and opportunities on a daily basis. Our flagship Daily Brief is the product of a highly qualified team of in-house analysts who draw upon an external global network of hundreds of leading scholars and experts to deliver timely, authoritative and impartial analysis. Candidates for the Asia Pacific poistion must have proven expertise on contemporary China and/or Japan (including the appropriate linguistic skills), as well as a broad familiarity with the politics and economics of the rest of the region. This expertise will have been acquired by academic study as well as work or residency in the region. Preference will be given to those with strong credentials in economics. The primary role will be to generate and deliver to global clients in the public and private sectors top-flight analysis of the region. Applicants must therefore possess excellent writing and editing skills, combined with a proven capacity to engage with clients authoritatively and effectively, as well as media skills. The successful candidate will join a team of some 12 full-time analysts based in Oxford, and report to the head of the Analytical Practice. Applicants should submit a resume and letter of introduction, setting out why they wish to work for Oxford Analytica, details of current salary, and where they first heard about this opportunity. Those selected for interview will be required to undergo tests of their written and presentational skills. Applications should be sent to: The closing date for applications is February 27 2011.
Internships at the Congressional-Executive Commission on China We welcome your interest in working as an intern at the Congressional-Executive Commission on China (CECC). We value the contribution that interns make to our work, and we have benefited from the intellectual and practical contributions of the interns who have worked with us so far. We are also gratified about the number of very highly qualified people who apply to work with us as interns each year. To better understand the work of the Commission and its areas of most intense focus, we invite potential applicants to visit the other sections of this CECC website (www.cecc.gov). The CECC seeks interns for three periods of the year:
Those who wish to apply for internships should understand the following:
Internship Program at the Beijing Arbitration Commission
EMPLOYER DESCRIPTION The Beijing Arbitration Commission (BAC), established in 1995, is one of China’s foremost non-profit arbitration organizations. The BAC offers services in arbitration, mediation, and other dispute resolution procedures. By June 2009, BAC has accepted 14,977 cases in total. The parties to these cases are from such jurisdictions as USA, UK, Japan, South Korea, Singapore, Australia, Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan.
JOB DESCRIPTION The internship with the BAC will provide candidates with the opportunity to practice what they have learned thus far in their legal education, as well as broaden and improve their knowledge about Chinese dispute resolution mechanisms and legal practice.
Tasks assigned to interns will mainly consist of:
Furthermore the interns are strongly encouraged to meet with and interview members of the BAC staff and the BAC Arbitrators in panel. These represent invaluable opportunities to gain insight about the process of Chinese dispute resolution mechanisms.
During the internship, candidates will be supervised by a member of the BAC Secretariat, all of whom hold an LLM, or equivalent degree, and are admitted to practice law in China in various capacities. Applicants willing to develop research projects of their own are invited to present them to their mentor, to discuss the project’s feasibility and prospect of implementation.
APPLICATION PROCEDURE The BAC provides internship positions throughout the year. Any law school students with interest in China’s commercial dispute resolution are welcomed to apply. All prospective interns are requested to supply all of the following information:
The application for the summer internship position should be submitted by January 20. For those interested in being an intern during non-summer period, the application may be submitted at any time. Please send all required materials to Dr. Fuyong Chen at chenfuyong@bjac.org.cn.
*Please note this is an unpaid internship, though the BAC will provide a moderate lunch subsidy for interns.
Note: This fellowship announcement is for immediate hire. The O’Neill Institute is seeking an exceptionally qualified candidate to serve as an O’Neill Institute Law Fellow. The candidate should have a J.D. degree (or equivalent), exceptional academic credentials, including publications, and research interests in health law related areas such as public health law, global health law, domestic health care law, empirical studies, regulatory impacts of health law, and/or health and human rights. A successful candidate will have knowledge and/or experience in aspects of national or global health law and ethics. A post-graduate degree (MPH, LL.M.), health degree or significant work experience may be preferred. This Fellowship term will be January to August 2011. Salary will be $66,000 with outstanding benefits. Application should be made by letter or email, and should include: CV, cover letter, writing sample, professional references, law school transcript, and other graduate school transcripts (if applicable). The application deadline is December 30, 2010. 600 New Jersey Avenue, NW Washington, DC 20001-2075 PHONE 202.662.9011 FAX 202.662.4045 oneillinstitute@law.georgetown.edu
A note from Volunteers in Asia VIA is a US-based nonprofit organization offering practical, on-the-ground experience in Asia for Americans. For college graduates and others who seek practical work experience in Asia, VIA places volunteers with partner NGOs, schools and universities in Cambodia, China, Indonesia, Myanmar, Laos, Thailand, or Vietnam. VIA places volunteers in often-neglected locations where few Americans go. VIA partners work in education, women’s rights and anti-trafficking, the environment, community development, and other areas meeting local needs. There, VIA volunteers help build local capacity in English or offer resource training to local NGO organizations, while learning about local culture, building new friendships, gaining field-based experience in areas of interest. Since 1963, VIA has provided innovative experiential-learning programs in Asia that promote cross-cultural understanding, build partnerships, and offer transformative experiences for participants and the communities they serve. VIA seeks recent college graduates and adults of all ages living in the United States, who are interested in exploring new opportunities in Asia. Fluency in English is a prerequisite for program participation, and a college degree is required for one- and two-year positions. If you or your students are interested in working with Asian partners, experiencing cross-cultural exchange, and furthering communication and understanding between the peoples of the United States and Asia, chances are high there is a VIA program for you. Check out the VIA website at www.viaprograms.org or for further questions, contact David Manning at david@viaprograms.org
Research Assistant/ Research Analyst, Business Engagement in Climate and Technology, The World Resources Institute The World Resources Institute (WRI) seeks a Research Assistant or Research Analyst with strong research, analysis, and communication skills to support its business and climate initiatives. The position will focus on collaborating with the business community to share information on current best practices and policy discussions, as well as supporting the BECT team's work on transformative next-generation corporate strategies. Applicants must have an understanding of private sector risks and opportunities relating to climate change and energy. Requirements include a Bachelor's degree in economics, business, engineering, enviornmental science, or a related field, Masters and MBA candidates are encouraged to apply, 1-3 years of work experience in the private sector, ideally relating to climate and energy issues, and excellent research, writing, presentation, and organizational skills. To apply for this job or any other jobs online, or for more information about the World Resources Institute please visit http://www.wri.org/careers
Administrative Assistant Based in Beijing, China Medical Board The China Medical Board, an American Foundation that seeks to advance health in China and Asia, is seeking and Administrative Assistant that will assist in all staff logisitcs, file expense reports for the Beijing Office Staff, mainatin CMB related contacts in the database, draft and translate documents as needed, etc. Essential skills for this position are strong inter-personal skills, capable of team work and multi-tasking, excellenct communication skills, proficiency in English and Chinese in writing, and speaking, with a Bachelor's Degree in English, public policy, public health, medicine, nursing, business, economics, communications, or other related fields is required. Public health and/or international organization work experience is a plus but not required. New graduates are welcomed. To apply please send a resume, a one page narrative on why this position is of interest and what kinds of assets the candidate will bring to the position, and a sample of previous writing--memos, notes, academic papers, ets.--to Heidi Huang, Beijing Office Manager, China Medical Board, at hhuang@cmbfound.org The application deadline is September 31st, 2010 For more information please visit http://chinamedicalboard.org
Grant Opportunities for the Citizen Scientists (Groups and Individuals) in Asia The Takagi Fund for Citizen Science (Tokyo, Japan) will invite grant applications for the year 2011, from groups and individuals in Asia pursuing "Citizen Science." The purpose of the Takagi Fund is to foster and support independent Citizen Scientists who propose well-founded criticism and scientific counterarguments about problems and threats caused by present-day science and technology. Applicants are required to submit an application for by email. Please download the form at http://www.takagifund.org/e/apply/application.html The Submission deadline for this round of applications is September 30th, 2010 Applications are referred to the Selection Committtee for citizen-scientific as well as logistic reviews, and then decided on by the Executive Board of the Takagi Fund. The review process normally takes two to three months. The Takagi Fund recommends that you contact the Secretariat by email, with a brief summary of the proposal before submitting the full application. Applications and Inquiries: Shoko Murakami, Secretariat, Asia Program Officer asia@takagifund.org For more information please visit http://www.takagifund.org/e/apply/index.html
Communications Manager, China Carbon Forum The China Carbon Forum (CCF), an independent platform for stakeholders in China's climate change sector is currently looking for a Communications Manager in their China office who would work under the guidance of the General Manager and the Board, prepare CCf events, manage invitiations, and write post-event reports. Additionally the Communications Manager would assist with revenue-generating activities, including meetings with sponsors, contacts, and followups, facilitate operation of CCf secretariat, including administrative duties, manage CCF website, posting frequent news items, etc, and prepare board meeting agendas and taking board meeting minutes. Requirements: Native English skills, preferably good Chinese skills, strong commitment to climate change action, energetic pro-active attitude, ability to work independently, good writing skills and proficient with website management, some demonstrated work experience, and ideally a relevant degree. This position is ideally for a young foreigner. To apply for this position please send your resume and a short cover letter in English to Mr. Simon Wan, at wanxusheng@gmail.com by September 8th 2010
Head of Policy Division, Save the Children Save the children is searching for a new Head of their Policy Division in their China office, who will represent the organization at significant events both nationally and internationally. As a member of the China Managment Team, you will be expected to carry out corporate and strategic responsibilities. Candidates should read the Child Safeguarding Policy found at http://www.savethechildren.org. cn, complete the application, and email it to beijingoffice@savethechildren.org.cn by September 3rd, 2010 For more information please visit http://www.savethechildren.org.cn
Program Associate Position, The Maureen and Mike Mansfield Foundation The Maureen and Mike Mansfield Foundation, a small nonprofit organization that promotes understanding and cooperation in U.S.-Asia relations, seeks a full-time program associate for its busy Washington, D.C., office. The program associate will have primary responsibility for development and implementation of the Foundation's China programs, including exchanges, conferences and policy dialogues, as well as other Asia-focused programming. Competitive candidates will have a degree (preferably a master's degree) in Asian Studies or International Relations; proficiency in Chinese; and at least two years of work experience in the foreign policy field. Working knowledge of Microsoft Office is essential, as are excellent writing and communications skills. U.S. citizenship or current work visa required. Candidates should send a cover letter and resume to: info@mansfieldfdn.org by August 23, 2010. For more information please visit http://www.mansfieldfdn.org/
Fellowship, American Civil Liberties Union Foundation of Northern California The ACLU-NC is accepting applications from candidates who seek to apply for an equal Justice works, Open Society Institute, or other sponsored fellowship, to work in the legal department of our San Francisco office beginning in the fall of 2011. The project will likely include a survey of, and the collection of evidence about, policies and practices in various jurisdictions, discussion with members of communities that are affected by these practices to help determine the effects that such operations have, and developing and implementing advocacy and litigation strategies to address the negative effects of these operations. Qualifications: Strong and demonstrated commitment to civil liberties and civil rights, and support for the goals of the ACLU, excellent writing and analytical skills, skills as an articulate public advocate, bilingual preferred, ability to work cooperatively on a variety of projects with lawyers, other staff members, and with diverse community organizations and coalitions, and membership in the California State Bar (or must take the next California Bar Examination.) Applicants should submit a resume and a cover letter to the attention of Cynthia Williams, ACLU of Northern California, 39 Drumm Street, San Francisco, CA 94111 or to cwilliams@aclunc.org Applications are due at least one month before the fellowship sponsor's deadline (preferably earlier) and will be evaluated on a rolling basis. For more information please visit: http://www.aclunc.org/
Internship Program, The John L. Thornton China Center at Brookings The John L. Thornton China Center seeks to send two Americans to China as research interns to be based at the Brooking-Tsinghua Center in Beijing. Participants in the Program will spend one month in Washington and eight months in Beijing. In addition to general internship duties interns will have substantial time to dedicate to an independent research project of their choosing. Brookings will cover airfare and housing, and provide a very minimal stipend to cover local meals and transportation in Beijing. Applications are due on August 18th, 2010, at http://www.brookings.edu/about/employment/internships/fp10102.aspx
Program Manager, Asia, The National Democratic Institute for International Affairs The National Democratic Institute for International Affairs seeks a Program Manager with political and organizational expertise to support NDI's democratic development programs in China and other countries in the Asia region. The Program Manager will be based in Washington D.C. and will supervise other staff while working as part of a team. Duties include: program development and strategy, program evaluation and reporting, financial management, drafting project proposals and liaison with members of the Washington and international community. This position is available immediately. To apply, visit www.ndi.org/
CNA China Studies Seeking Research Talent CNA China Studies is seeking entry-mid-, and senior-level analysts to join its highly respected research program. The CNA China Studies Program includes both long-term research projects, short analytic reports, and and China-related events. Research Analysts have opportunities to interact with subject matter experts from academia, from government, and from the private sector both in the United States and overseas. To apply, please visit the CNA Website at http://www.cna.org/
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