Science Careers from the journal Science

The Job Market

Issue for June 4, 2004

The Job Market

The Job Market

The Job Market

Science and International Relations

By:

Marina Ratchford

"Because I was interested in science and technology as a tool for economic and social development, particularly in the Latin American region, I considered the AAAS job a perfect match."

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The Job Market

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At the Center of International Debates

By:

Laurie Geller

"One of the great rewards of my job is getting to sit at the deliberation table with many of the world's most brilliant scientific minds and being seen as a 'peer'."

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The Job Market

The Job Market

The Job Market

Strengthening Relationships: The Role of Science in Internationalism and Diplomacy

By:

Anne Forde

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The Job Market

The Job Market

The Job Market

Science and Diplomacy, As Seen From the Diplomatic Front Lines

By:

Alan Kotok

"[E]arly-career scientists, who can take their expertise and combine it with a world vision, can find themselves interesting careers in the U.S. Foreign Service, the U.N., or elsewhere."

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