Wir suchen zum nächstmöglichen Zeitpunkt einen Wissenschaftlichen Mitarbeiter*in (m/w/d) mit Schwerpunkt Ökonomie (50 %, Entgeltgruppe 13 TV-L). Die Stelle ist zunächst auf zwei Jahre befristet, eine Entfristung ist möglich.

Die Tätigkeit umfasst insbesondere die fachliche und organisatorische Unterstützung der wissenschaftlichen Referate der ARL-Geschäftsstelle sowie die Mitwirkung an Arbeits- und Transferformaten mit wirtschaftlichem Bezug – etwa zu regionalen Disparitäten, Stadt- und Regionalökonomie, Regionalpolitik oder Wirtschaftsförderung. Zudem gehört die Koordination von Veröffentlichungen und Veranstaltungen in diesen Themenfeldern zum Aufgabenbereich.

Campus Verlag 2026

In times of challenging transformations at all spatial levels, the insights provided in this book are highly relevant. Adopting a historical perspective, it examines in great detail the extent to which spatial and urban planning has contributed to social cohesion over the past 30 years.

The issue of cohesion and the policies associated with it are concerns not only for supranational entities such as the EU, but also for nation states and regions alike. Traditional instruments for promoting cohesion include symbolic, economic and social policies. However, given the contemporary tensions at both the international and domestic levels, attempts to create or maintain ›cohesion‹ are so important that innovative approaches must be pursued. This book asks to what extent spatial and urban planning, in their claim to be more than just sectoral policies, have contributed to the cohesion of societies over the last 30 years: at European, intergovernmental, national and regional levels – in times of challenging transformations on all spatial levels. The book is therefore divided into three parts, which examine the achievements and shortcomings of cohesion policies in their theoretical assumptions, at national and regional level, and in intergovernmental cooperation. The various contributions show that spatial cohesion policies are significant factors for the cohesion of societies even beyond their borders, but that these have too often not received the recognition they deserve.