Yale plans a number of appointments in Political Science as part of an effort to rethink political order in the emerging world. Searches are open with respect to rank, to applicants from any political science subfields, and to all methodological persuasions. Our aim is to appoint scholars who illuminate the political universe in rigorous, systematic, and creative ways. Searches will proceed in the five areas of the new initiative.

Brady-Johnson Professor of Political Science and Distinguished Fellow in Grand Strategy
Yale University seeks to appoint a senior political scientist whose career reflects excellence in researching and teaching international relations theory, grand strategy, and national security policy broadly conceived. The successful applicant will hold the recently-established Brady-Johnson Professorship in the Political Science Department, while serving as Distinguished Fellow in the Brady-Johnson Program in Grand Strategy. Teaching responsibilities will be divided equally between the two programs. Candidates must have a significant record of scholarly publications and demonstrated success in the classroom, with policy experience also an advantage. Yale values diversity among its students, staff, and faculty and especially encourages applications from and nominations of women and underrepresented minority scholars.
Applications (vitae, samples of scholarship, and letters of reference) as well as nominations should be sent to

Grand Strategy Search
Department of Political Science
Yale University
P.O. Box 208301
New Haven, CT 06520-8301

All applications materials must arrive by January 7, 2008. The review of applications will begin immediately thereafter.