Editorial intern to assist openSecurity. OpenSecurity is a section of the online analysis and comment commons, openDemocracy. Editorial intern needed to assist the editor with commissioning, editing and publishing openSecurity's high quality analysis of security, conflict and peacebuilding.4 days per week for 3 months£1,100 per month Deadline Friday 12 October.
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