The academic job market is showing signs of recovery in the wake of the recent recession. But improvements are uneven across fields and within them.
Following is a collection of the latest job-market reports issued by major scholarly associations, accompanied by background articles from The Chronicle. These listings are not intended to be comprehensive, and do not include all disciplines.
Sociology (Last updated: 8/12/2014)
Jobs Stay Stable, With a Caveat
Take a quick glance at the top-line numbers, and it looks like the sociology market is largely unchanged. But dig a little deeper, and you’ll see that non-sociology and “joint sociology” jobs hit a new high. Read the association’s latest job-market report here.
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