[Fdk-482] Phd Candidate In Social Anthropology Focused On Heat Exposure Of Romanian Workers In [...]

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Hold a BSc/MSc in Social Anthropology, Sociology or Equivalent and fulfil the requirements to be admitted into the Societat i Cultura: Història, Antropologia, Art i Patrimoni PhD program at the Universitat de Barcelona.
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Experience in ethnographic research methods, ideally with embodied and reflexive components.
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Interest and experience in social science aspects of some of the following: migration, mobility and post-migrancy; transnationalism; racialization and racism, including anti-Roma racism; discrimination, exclusion and hierarchy; borders and bordering; bodies and embodiment; health and healthcare; social inequity; capitalism; infrastructure; supply chains and circulation; food systems; ethno/nationalism; labor and social reproduction.
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Evidence of ability to work effectively as part of a team as well as evidence of ability to help collaboratively lead aspects of joint processes of a team.
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Proven effective interpersonal and communication skills including written and oral presentation skills, including in English.
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Top-level written and verbal command of academic English.
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Knowledge of and interest in social theoretical, ethnographic and social science literatures relevant to migration and its relation to Austria and Romania.
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Interest in and some degree of knowledge of innovative and collaborative approaches to research and dissemination methodologies and techniques.
Qualifications (IT/Academic/Vocational) 9.
An undergraduate degree in social sciences or related subject.
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An outstanding Master's Degree in Anthropology, Sociology or a related discipline.
Experience 11.
Previous experience in research on Romanian migrant labour in greenhouses in Austria is preferred.
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List of publications is an advantage.
Specific Qualities (e.g.
attitudes) 13.
Interest and availability to travel for project meetings and conferences periodically.
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High degree of interest in conducting research that will have positive impacts for social change locally and internationally.
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High degree of curiosity about the social world and social theory without foreclosing on pre-existing interpretations or assumptions.
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High level of energy, excitement, and interest in the topics of the project.
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Perseverance, dedication and flexibility to work in in-depth fieldwork on a multi-circuited ethnographic project with multiple team-members.
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