Forwarded from (Не)занимательная антропология (Alexandra Arkhipova)
Что будет с родиной и с нами? - это вопрос, который интересует всех, ну и академических людей тоже. Независимая группа исследователей из разных стран (я почти всех знаю лично, так что это действительно те, за кого себя выдают, а не засланные казачки) своими силами организовала онлайн-конференцию с длинным (и, если честно, не очень впечатляющим названием) «Российская социально-гуманитарная наука после 24 февраля 2022…».
Такая конференция очень важна, потому что надо где-то обсуждать на русском языке те изменения, которые происходят прямо сейчас. Программа вывешена, она необычайно интересна (содержание сильно лучше заголовка!). Например (из того, что я сама записала в свой блокнотик): анализ Z-поэзии, микро-насилие в школах и детских садах, изменение отношения к ЛГБТ, уличный протест после 24 февраля, анализ доносов, жалоб и комментариев в социальных сетях, пересборка академических сообществ, будущее университетов.
21 января в субботу я буду рассказывать про язык и пропаганду (обещаю кое- что новое).
А также 21 января в субботу мы с Дмитрием Дубровским будем рассказывать как подать заявку на программы Scholar at risk (на конференции для этого организуется отдельный семинар). Дмитрий расскажет про американскую модель, я про европейскую, потом мы обсудим как писать заявку и мотивационное письмо про риски, потом ответим на вопросы слушайтелей.
Чтобы во всем этом поучаствовать в качестве слушателя, необходимо в срок до 13 января 2023 г. включительно заполнить форму регистрации слушателя конференции и вам пришлют ссылку. Там есть пункт при регистрации - указать свой профиль в соцсетях. Пусть вас это не отталкивает, это, как вы понимаете, все для безопасности слушателей.
Такая конференция очень важна, потому что надо где-то обсуждать на русском языке те изменения, которые происходят прямо сейчас. Программа вывешена, она необычайно интересна (содержание сильно лучше заголовка!). Например (из того, что я сама записала в свой блокнотик): анализ Z-поэзии, микро-насилие в школах и детских садах, изменение отношения к ЛГБТ, уличный протест после 24 февраля, анализ доносов, жалоб и комментариев в социальных сетях, пересборка академических сообществ, будущее университетов.
21 января в субботу я буду рассказывать про язык и пропаганду (обещаю кое- что новое).
А также 21 января в субботу мы с Дмитрием Дубровским будем рассказывать как подать заявку на программы Scholar at risk (на конференции для этого организуется отдельный семинар). Дмитрий расскажет про американскую модель, я про европейскую, потом мы обсудим как писать заявку и мотивационное письмо про риски, потом ответим на вопросы слушайтелей.
Чтобы во всем этом поучаствовать в качестве слушателя, необходимо в срок до 13 января 2023 г. включительно заполнить форму регистрации слушателя конференции и вам пришлют ссылку. Там есть пункт при регистрации - указать свой профиль в соцсетях. Пусть вас это не отталкивает, это, как вы понимаете, все для безопасности слушателей.
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Dear all,
The Department of Medical Anthropology at the Institute of Ethnology and Folklore Studies with Ethnographic Museum, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences is advertising a 3 -year Postdoctoral position under the ERC Synergy Grant Project Leviathan. The position is part of the Team of PI Prof. Dr. Anelia Kassabova.
THEMATIC FIELD:
Ageing East and West: Ethics, Welfare, and the Medical Gaze
The project is situated in the broad and rapidly developing field of Ageing Studies. The research shall focus on a specific topic from a comparative or transnational/entangled perspective, including cases on both sides of the Iron Curtain, and focusing mainly on the second half of the 20th century. The case studies are expected to show common tendencies and divergent experiences, thus contributing to a more nuanced and in-depth understanding of Cold War Europe.
Possible thematic fields include (but are not limited to):
- state policies related to the care for the elderly: legal provisions, welfare institutions, health care;
http://iefem.bas.bg/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/Postdoc-positions-EN-14-12-2022.pdf
- family–state interactions, changing cultural norms of care, etc.
The Department of Medical Anthropology at the Institute of Ethnology and Folklore Studies with Ethnographic Museum, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences is advertising a 3 -year Postdoctoral position under the ERC Synergy Grant Project Leviathan. The position is part of the Team of PI Prof. Dr. Anelia Kassabova.
THEMATIC FIELD:
Ageing East and West: Ethics, Welfare, and the Medical Gaze
The project is situated in the broad and rapidly developing field of Ageing Studies. The research shall focus on a specific topic from a comparative or transnational/entangled perspective, including cases on both sides of the Iron Curtain, and focusing mainly on the second half of the 20th century. The case studies are expected to show common tendencies and divergent experiences, thus contributing to a more nuanced and in-depth understanding of Cold War Europe.
Possible thematic fields include (but are not limited to):
- state policies related to the care for the elderly: legal provisions, welfare institutions, health care;
http://iefem.bas.bg/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/Postdoc-positions-EN-14-12-2022.pdf
- family–state interactions, changing cultural norms of care, etc.
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Fully Sponsored (Home Fee Status) PhD Fellowship
Vernacular Architecture in Indigenous Sami Landscapes
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The Department of Anthropology, University of Aberdeen is recruiting a PhD student to research the ethnography and history of the conical tent in Sami societies. Applications are invited for a 3-year fully funded (home-fee status) studentship commencing 1 October 2023. The position will come with an additional funded research assistant contract of 6 hours per week. The successful candidate would work within an international Joint Project Initiative on Arctic Cultural Heritage led by the Arctic University of Norway (UiT). The University of Aberdeen serves as the UK base for the project. The application deadline is 1 March 2023.
https://www.abdn.ac.uk/socsci/research/phd-studentship-deadline-1-march-2023-1283.php?fbclid=IwAR24nGUS-HFxiuOeG_urNy5aaZgndAn2OxXpxPbmjprchmrf5vWio5-NICY
Vernacular Architecture in Indigenous Sami Landscapes
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The Department of Anthropology, University of Aberdeen is recruiting a PhD student to research the ethnography and history of the conical tent in Sami societies. Applications are invited for a 3-year fully funded (home-fee status) studentship commencing 1 October 2023. The position will come with an additional funded research assistant contract of 6 hours per week. The successful candidate would work within an international Joint Project Initiative on Arctic Cultural Heritage led by the Arctic University of Norway (UiT). The University of Aberdeen serves as the UK base for the project. The application deadline is 1 March 2023.
https://www.abdn.ac.uk/socsci/research/phd-studentship-deadline-1-march-2023-1283.php?fbclid=IwAR24nGUS-HFxiuOeG_urNy5aaZgndAn2OxXpxPbmjprchmrf5vWio5-NICY
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вниманию физиков и математиков - открытые позиции в London Institute for Mathematical Sciences.
Science crosses all borders
By Thomas W. Hodgkinson
In 1703, Sir Isaac Newton sent a copy of his book Principia Mathematica as a present to Peter the
Great. In 1825, Alexander I sent a silver bowl, which he had designed himself, as a tribute to the
British chemist Sir Humphry Davy. In 1842, the Russian scientist and soldier Pavel Anosov sent the
gift of a dagger, forged in damascene steel, to Michael Faraday.
Fast-forward through the decades, and scientific contact between Russia and Britain evolved from
admiration into collaboration. The latest chapter in this tradition is the creation of ten new
Fellowships for Russian physicists and mathematicians at the London Institute, where I work.
From the earliest days of organised scientific endeavour, there were cordial relations between the two
countries. In the 1660s, the English doctor Samuel Collins served as personal physician to Tsar Alexei
Mikhailovich. Ever since the Russian Academy of Sciences was created in 1724, many of its members
have become foreign members of the Royal Society, Britain’s academy of sciences. Krusenstern,
Chebyshev, Mendeleev, Metchnikoff, Pavlov, Kapitsa, Kolmogorov, Landau, Arnold. The roster of
Royal Society Russians has included some of the grandest names in the history of Russian science.
The Royal Society was created to support British science, but never conducted scientific research on
its own premises. However, the Royal Institution in central London, which was founded in 1799, has
for more than two centuries been not only supporting science but also doing it. It was here that
resident professors, such as Davy and Faraday, discovered nine chemical elements and the principles
of electromagnetism, and pioneered the field of low temperature physics. And as with the Royal
Society, the points of contact between the Royal Institution and Russia have been many.
Dmitry Mendeleev, the founding father of the periodic table, was a regular visitor at the Royal
Institution, collaborating on research with its secretary, Sir Frederick Bramwell. Ivan Pavlov worked
with two Royal Institution professors of physiology. When Pavlov died, one of them, Sir Joseph
Barcroft, wrote his obituary in Nature, noting that the neurologist was “an object of affection to all
with whom he came in contact”. In the 1920s, one Boris Orelkin worked at the Royal Institution on
crystallography alongside the resident professor, Sir William Bragg.
By a serendipitous stroke, our incoming Russian fellows may stir the ghosts of these compatriots.
That is because the London Institute, which has created these new fellowships, is based at the Royal
Institution, which hosted the Russian scientists a century ago. The resident professors gave dinners
in what are now our rooms, at which Davy’s bowl and, perhaps, Faraday’s dagger adorned the table.
In the 1990s, after the end of the Cold War, the Royal Society launched its Kapitsa Fellowships to
bring Russian scientists to the UK. One of the first was the chemist Kirill Zamaraev, who did research
at, of all places, the Royal Institution. The Fellowships were named after Pyotr Kapitsa, the Nobel
Prize-winning Russian physicist who was also a foreign member of the Royal Society. Such was the
Soviet esteem for that association that it’s reported that Stalin himself, when his head of security
wanted to arrest Kapitsa, forbade him. Why? Because Kapitsa was a member of the Royal Society.
Five of our Fellowships are named after the theoretical physicist Lev Landau. The other five are
named after the mathematician Vladimir Arnold. We choose to honour these two because of our
respect for their talents, and our belief that, in science, the spirit of curiosity crosses all borders.
No one better embodied that spirit than Dmitry Mendeleev, who visited England 14 times. When he
spoke at the Royal Institution, he praised the “glorious name” of Faraday. His dream, he once
Science crosses all borders
By Thomas W. Hodgkinson
In 1703, Sir Isaac Newton sent a copy of his book Principia Mathematica as a present to Peter the
Great. In 1825, Alexander I sent a silver bowl, which he had designed himself, as a tribute to the
British chemist Sir Humphry Davy. In 1842, the Russian scientist and soldier Pavel Anosov sent the
gift of a dagger, forged in damascene steel, to Michael Faraday.
Fast-forward through the decades, and scientific contact between Russia and Britain evolved from
admiration into collaboration. The latest chapter in this tradition is the creation of ten new
Fellowships for Russian physicists and mathematicians at the London Institute, where I work.
From the earliest days of organised scientific endeavour, there were cordial relations between the two
countries. In the 1660s, the English doctor Samuel Collins served as personal physician to Tsar Alexei
Mikhailovich. Ever since the Russian Academy of Sciences was created in 1724, many of its members
have become foreign members of the Royal Society, Britain’s academy of sciences. Krusenstern,
Chebyshev, Mendeleev, Metchnikoff, Pavlov, Kapitsa, Kolmogorov, Landau, Arnold. The roster of
Royal Society Russians has included some of the grandest names in the history of Russian science.
The Royal Society was created to support British science, but never conducted scientific research on
its own premises. However, the Royal Institution in central London, which was founded in 1799, has
for more than two centuries been not only supporting science but also doing it. It was here that
resident professors, such as Davy and Faraday, discovered nine chemical elements and the principles
of electromagnetism, and pioneered the field of low temperature physics. And as with the Royal
Society, the points of contact between the Royal Institution and Russia have been many.
Dmitry Mendeleev, the founding father of the periodic table, was a regular visitor at the Royal
Institution, collaborating on research with its secretary, Sir Frederick Bramwell. Ivan Pavlov worked
with two Royal Institution professors of physiology. When Pavlov died, one of them, Sir Joseph
Barcroft, wrote his obituary in Nature, noting that the neurologist was “an object of affection to all
with whom he came in contact”. In the 1920s, one Boris Orelkin worked at the Royal Institution on
crystallography alongside the resident professor, Sir William Bragg.
By a serendipitous stroke, our incoming Russian fellows may stir the ghosts of these compatriots.
That is because the London Institute, which has created these new fellowships, is based at the Royal
Institution, which hosted the Russian scientists a century ago. The resident professors gave dinners
in what are now our rooms, at which Davy’s bowl and, perhaps, Faraday’s dagger adorned the table.
In the 1990s, after the end of the Cold War, the Royal Society launched its Kapitsa Fellowships to
bring Russian scientists to the UK. One of the first was the chemist Kirill Zamaraev, who did research
at, of all places, the Royal Institution. The Fellowships were named after Pyotr Kapitsa, the Nobel
Prize-winning Russian physicist who was also a foreign member of the Royal Society. Such was the
Soviet esteem for that association that it’s reported that Stalin himself, when his head of security
wanted to arrest Kapitsa, forbade him. Why? Because Kapitsa was a member of the Royal Society.
Five of our Fellowships are named after the theoretical physicist Lev Landau. The other five are
named after the mathematician Vladimir Arnold. We choose to honour these two because of our
respect for their talents, and our belief that, in science, the spirit of curiosity crosses all borders.
No one better embodied that spirit than Dmitry Mendeleev, who visited England 14 times. When he
spoke at the Royal Institution, he praised the “glorious name” of Faraday. His dream, he once
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declared, was to bring together Russian and British scientists for “the development of the world”.
The noble ambition of Mendeleev is also the aim of our new Russian Fellowships.
Thomas W. Hodgkinson is a science writer at the London Institute for Mathematical Sciences. Its
new Fellowships are open for applications (lims.ac.uk).
The noble ambition of Mendeleev is also the aim of our new Russian Fellowships.
Thomas W. Hodgkinson is a science writer at the London Institute for Mathematical Sciences. Its
new Fellowships are open for applications (lims.ac.uk).
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Update to the Aleksanteri Institute Visiting Fellowships 2023-2024 call:
For scholars affected by Russia’s invasion, who reside in Ukraine or who have had to leave Ukraine after 24 February 2022, there will be two three-month visiting fellowships with an additional accommodation costs subsidy (up to 1400 € monthly), supported by the University of Helsinki Ukraine Appeal.
ALEKSANTERI INSTITUTE VISITING FELLOWSHIPS 2023-2024
The Aleksanteri Institute, the Finnish Centre for Russian and Eastern European studies at the University of Helsinki, is pleased to invite applications for its Visiting Fellowships for the academic year 2023-2024 from scholars holding a PhD degree and pursuing research that relates to the Institute's research profile.
The Fellowship carries a monthly grant to cover the expenses related to the research visit. Fellowships are for two months (with some exceptions specified in the call for proposals, for three months). The Visiting Fellowship scheme is intended for scholars who reside outside Finland.
The deadline for applications is 12 February 2023.
Please see call details and application instructions in the Call for Proposals.
You can find more information on the Visiting Fellows Programme here.
For scholars affected by Russia’s invasion, who reside in Ukraine or who have had to leave Ukraine after 24 February 2022, there will be two three-month visiting fellowships with an additional accommodation costs subsidy (up to 1400 € monthly), supported by the University of Helsinki Ukraine Appeal.
ALEKSANTERI INSTITUTE VISITING FELLOWSHIPS 2023-2024
The Aleksanteri Institute, the Finnish Centre for Russian and Eastern European studies at the University of Helsinki, is pleased to invite applications for its Visiting Fellowships for the academic year 2023-2024 from scholars holding a PhD degree and pursuing research that relates to the Institute's research profile.
The Fellowship carries a monthly grant to cover the expenses related to the research visit. Fellowships are for two months (with some exceptions specified in the call for proposals, for three months). The Visiting Fellowship scheme is intended for scholars who reside outside Finland.
The deadline for applications is 12 February 2023.
Please see call details and application instructions in the Call for Proposals.
You can find more information on the Visiting Fellows Programme here.
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The mission of the Fondation Maison des sciences de l'homme (FMSH, Paris) is to support social science and humanities and their internationalization.
After having successfully experimented for a year with new support mechanisms for intellectuals in countries marked by obstacles to academic freedom, the FMSH is launching the Themis program, dedicated to researchers whose fieldwork and research are hindered.
The first call of the Themis program (see French and English versions) will allow social science researchers to come to France for study stays of one to three months. This call is open until March 31, 2023.
If you consider it relevant, do not hesitate to share this information to your networks.
I remain at your disposal for any further information. https://www.fmsh.fr/en/our-work/call-applications-themis-programme-impeded-research
After having successfully experimented for a year with new support mechanisms for intellectuals in countries marked by obstacles to academic freedom, the FMSH is launching the Themis program, dedicated to researchers whose fieldwork and research are hindered.
The first call of the Themis program (see French and English versions) will allow social science researchers to come to France for study stays of one to three months. This call is open until March 31, 2023.
If you consider it relevant, do not hesitate to share this information to your networks.
I remain at your disposal for any further information. https://www.fmsh.fr/en/our-work/call-applications-themis-programme-impeded-research
www.fmsh.fr
Themis programme
Call for applications | Impeded research
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The French Center for Research in Humanities and Social Sciences (CEFRES) in close collaboration with the French Ministry of Europe and Foreign Affairs, the French Embassy and Institute in Ukraine as well as Czech partner institutions launches a program of non-residential fellowships for Ukrainian researchers in humanities and social sciences.
FELLOWSHIPS:
Five one-time non-residential fellowships of 2 000 EUR each will be granted to support recipients’ intellectual activities in partnership with colleagues from France, Czech Republic and Visegrád countries reunited at CEFRES.
The recipients will carry a 9-month affiliation with CEFRES, from April to December 2023, allowing them to participate in all the center’s activities (in French & English), incl. three dedicated programs:
RETHINK: objects, models and methods of the humanities and social sciences since the invasion of Ukraine: monthly seminar online & at the CEFRES Library aiming to discuss epistemological objects such as memory, heritage, discipline, area, border… in the light of changes occurring since the invasion; with Ukrainian fellows and Czech, French, and other interested researchers (in English)
One-week workshop in Prague, September 18-24, 2023 with all willing fellows, CEFRES team members, Czech researchers and colleagues (in English)
Publication of selected texts in digital and paper format for a wider public in order to make the Ukrainian voices heard (in Czech translation).
Throughout the year, Ukrainian researchers will be granted access to all scientific activities of the CEFRES,
as well as to all databases offered by the French Center for Scientific Research (CNRS: in French & English).
ELIGIBILITY:
Ukrainian PhD holders (post-doctoral and senior researchers: kandidat nauk / doktor nauk) in humanities and social sciences that had or chose to remain in the country since the Russian invasion (no limit of age).
APPLICATION:
To apply, please submit (in English or French) to claire.madl@cefres.cz:
A current CV and a list of publications
An abstract of the project for the stay at CEFRES (see CEFRES Research Areas, max. 4 pages)
A brief letter of motivation (max. 2 pages) that outlines your current research project and (optionally) the impact of Russia’s full-scale invasion on your work.
CALENDAR:
call for applications February 1 – March 15, 2023
application deadline 15 March 2023 at 23:59 CET
publication of the results March 31, 2023
beginning of the fellowships April 1, 2023
НЕРЕЗИДЕНТСЬКІ СТИПЕНДІЇ ВІД CEFRES ДЛЯ
УКРАЇНСЬКИХ ДОСЛІДНИКІВ У ГУМАНІТАРНИХ І СОЦІАЛЬНИХ НАУКАХ
Французький Центр Досліджень в Гуманітарних і Соціальних Науках (CEFRES) у тісній співпраці з Міністерством Закордонних справ і Міжнародного розвитку Франції, Посольством Франції в Україні та Французьким Інститутом в Україні, а також із чеськими партнерськими інституціями запускає програму нерезидентскихстипендій для українських дослідників в гуманітарних та соціальних науках.
СТИПЕНДІЇ:
П’ять разових нерезидентских стипендій розміром в 2 000 EUR будуть надані для підтримки інтелектуальної діяльності стипендіатів у партнерстві з колегами з Франції, Чеської Республіки та країн Вишеградської групи знову об’єднаними в CEFRES.
Лауреати пройдуть 9-місячну програму в CEFRES, з квітня по грудень 2023 року, що дозволить їм брати участь в усіх заходах центру (французькою та англійською мовами), включаючи три спеціалізовані програми:
FELLOWSHIPS:
Five one-time non-residential fellowships of 2 000 EUR each will be granted to support recipients’ intellectual activities in partnership with colleagues from France, Czech Republic and Visegrád countries reunited at CEFRES.
The recipients will carry a 9-month affiliation with CEFRES, from April to December 2023, allowing them to participate in all the center’s activities (in French & English), incl. three dedicated programs:
RETHINK: objects, models and methods of the humanities and social sciences since the invasion of Ukraine: monthly seminar online & at the CEFRES Library aiming to discuss epistemological objects such as memory, heritage, discipline, area, border… in the light of changes occurring since the invasion; with Ukrainian fellows and Czech, French, and other interested researchers (in English)
One-week workshop in Prague, September 18-24, 2023 with all willing fellows, CEFRES team members, Czech researchers and colleagues (in English)
Publication of selected texts in digital and paper format for a wider public in order to make the Ukrainian voices heard (in Czech translation).
Throughout the year, Ukrainian researchers will be granted access to all scientific activities of the CEFRES,
as well as to all databases offered by the French Center for Scientific Research (CNRS: in French & English).
ELIGIBILITY:
Ukrainian PhD holders (post-doctoral and senior researchers: kandidat nauk / doktor nauk) in humanities and social sciences that had or chose to remain in the country since the Russian invasion (no limit of age).
APPLICATION:
To apply, please submit (in English or French) to claire.madl@cefres.cz:
A current CV and a list of publications
An abstract of the project for the stay at CEFRES (see CEFRES Research Areas, max. 4 pages)
A brief letter of motivation (max. 2 pages) that outlines your current research project and (optionally) the impact of Russia’s full-scale invasion on your work.
CALENDAR:
call for applications February 1 – March 15, 2023
application deadline 15 March 2023 at 23:59 CET
publication of the results March 31, 2023
beginning of the fellowships April 1, 2023
НЕРЕЗИДЕНТСЬКІ СТИПЕНДІЇ ВІД CEFRES ДЛЯ
УКРАЇНСЬКИХ ДОСЛІДНИКІВ У ГУМАНІТАРНИХ І СОЦІАЛЬНИХ НАУКАХ
Французький Центр Досліджень в Гуманітарних і Соціальних Науках (CEFRES) у тісній співпраці з Міністерством Закордонних справ і Міжнародного розвитку Франції, Посольством Франції в Україні та Французьким Інститутом в Україні, а також із чеськими партнерськими інституціями запускає програму нерезидентскихстипендій для українських дослідників в гуманітарних та соціальних науках.
СТИПЕНДІЇ:
П’ять разових нерезидентских стипендій розміром в 2 000 EUR будуть надані для підтримки інтелектуальної діяльності стипендіатів у партнерстві з колегами з Франції, Чеської Республіки та країн Вишеградської групи знову об’єднаними в CEFRES.
Лауреати пройдуть 9-місячну програму в CEFRES, з квітня по грудень 2023 року, що дозволить їм брати участь в усіх заходах центру (французькою та англійською мовами), включаючи три спеціалізовані програми:
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ПЕРЕОСМИСЛЕННЯ: об’єкти, моделі та методи гуманітарних і соціальних наук з початку вторгнення в Україну: щомісячний семінар в Бібліотеці CEFRES або онлайн, мета якого – обговорити епістемологічні об’єкти, такі як пам’ять, спадок, дисципліна, територія, кордон… у світлі змін, що відбулись після вторгнення; з українськими колегами, а також з чеськими, французькими та іншими зацікавленими дослідниками (англійською).
Тижневий воркшоп у Празі, 18-24 вересня 2023 для всіх бажаючих стипендіатів, членів команди CEFRES, чеських дослідників та колег (англійською).
Публікація вибраних текстів у цифровому та паперовому форматі: у перекладі чеською мовою для широкої громадськості з метою донесення голосу українців.
Протягом року українським дослідникам зі ступенем доктора буде надано доступ до всіх наукових заходів CEFRES, а також до всіх баз даних Французького центру наукових досліджень
(CNRS: французькою та англійською мовами).
КРИТЕРІЇ ВІДБОРУ:
Українські дослідники із докторським ступенем (кандида́т нау́к / доктор нау́к) в одній із дисциплін гуманітарних та соціальних наук, які змушені були або вирішили залишитися на території після російського вторгнення.
ЗАЯВКА:
Кандидатам необхідно надіслати на claire.madl@cefres.cz (англійською або французькою мовою) наступні документи:
Актуальне наукове резюме з оновленим списком публікацій;
Дослідницький проект для перебування в CEFRES (див. дослідницькі напрямки центру, макс. 4 сторінки);
Короткий мотиваційний лист (максимум 2 сторінки) з поясненням поточного дослідницького проекту та (за бажанням) впливу російського вторгнення на ваше дослідження.
КАЛЕНДАР:
Тижневий воркшоп у Празі, 18-24 вересня 2023 для всіх бажаючих стипендіатів, членів команди CEFRES, чеських дослідників та колег (англійською).
Публікація вибраних текстів у цифровому та паперовому форматі: у перекладі чеською мовою для широкої громадськості з метою донесення голосу українців.
Протягом року українським дослідникам зі ступенем доктора буде надано доступ до всіх наукових заходів CEFRES, а також до всіх баз даних Французького центру наукових досліджень
(CNRS: французькою та англійською мовами).
КРИТЕРІЇ ВІДБОРУ:
Українські дослідники із докторським ступенем (кандида́т нау́к / доктор нау́к) в одній із дисциплін гуманітарних та соціальних наук, які змушені були або вирішили залишитися на території після російського вторгнення.
ЗАЯВКА:
Кандидатам необхідно надіслати на claire.madl@cefres.cz (англійською або французькою мовою) наступні документи:
Актуальне наукове резюме з оновленим списком публікацій;
Дослідницький проект для перебування в CEFRES (див. дослідницькі напрямки центру, макс. 4 сторінки);
Короткий мотиваційний лист (максимум 2 сторінки) з поясненням поточного дослідницького проекту та (за бажанням) впливу російського вторгнення на ваше дослідження.
КАЛЕНДАР:
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1 лютого – 15 березня 2023: подання заявок
31 березня 2023, 23:59 CET: оголошення результатів
1 квітня – 31 грудня 2023: початок програми у Празі
18-24 вересня 2023: резидентський воркшоп у Празі
31 березня 2023, 23:59 CET: оголошення результатів
1 квітня – 31 грудня 2023: початок програми у Празі
18-24 вересня 2023: резидентський воркшоп у Празі
Forwarded from (Не)занимательная антропология (Alexandra Arkhipova)
Спасение научных связей. Дорогие друзья, в качестве исключения хочу здесь написать небольшой текст про спасение научных связей. В Москве до 2022 год был Центр франко-российских исследований в Москве. Он давал много коротких стипендий во Францию ученым из России и Беларуси (именно так началась моя научная карьера - я поехала на месяц в Париж работать в архивах, правда, я в основном бродила и бродила по набережным и читала книги на берегу Сены). И наоборот, Из Фрнации в Россию, тоже. Сейчас деятельность Центра остановлена. Валери Познер пытается спасти Центр хоть в каком-то виде, чтобы возобновить его деятельность в третьей стране, куда есть доступ и академическим россиянам. Мне кажется, что письмо поддержки исследователей в гуманитарных и социальных науках помогло бы спасти будущие академические индивидуальные связи, пусть даже и через третью страну. Поэтому вот было сочинено вот письмо поддержки. Если вы занимаетесь социальными или гуманитарными науками, или преподаете французский язык, или работате в Университе, или переводчик, то, может, вы захотите поучаствовать в спасении Центра русско-французских связей. Тогда вы можете прочитать письмо и если согласны - подписать.
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Стипендии в Цюрихе
For the fall semester of 2023, the Center for Eastern European Studies (CEES) at the University of Zurich offers 5-6 residential fellowships to highly talented and innovative young or mid-career scholars from the field of social sciences or humanities with a research focus on historical or contemporary topics related to Eastern Europe, the Caucasus, or Central Asia. The deadline of application is April 15, 2023. Please forward this Call to anyone interested. Applications should be sent to: cees@hist.uzh.ch
See for further information:
https://www.cees.uzh.ch/de.html
For the fall semester of 2023, the Center for Eastern European Studies (CEES) at the University of Zurich offers 5-6 residential fellowships to highly talented and innovative young or mid-career scholars from the field of social sciences or humanities with a research focus on historical or contemporary topics related to Eastern Europe, the Caucasus, or Central Asia. The deadline of application is April 15, 2023. Please forward this Call to anyone interested. Applications should be sent to: cees@hist.uzh.ch
See for further information:
https://www.cees.uzh.ch/de.html
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Achtung!! Fellowships!!!
The Center for Eastern European Studies (CEES) is the University of Zurich’s intellectual hub for interdisciplinary and contemporary studies of a vast region comprising the former socialist states of Eastern Europe and the countries of the post-Soviet space. The CEES is engaged in research and teaching, and offers scholars and students a platform for critical exchanges and scholarly discussions. Through publications, public events and workshops, media appearances and a wide range of other activities, the CEES provides expertise for decision makers in politics and in the field of the economy, and serves as a link between academia, practitioners and the larger public.
In seeking to build up knowledge, foster the CEES’ ties with scholars and institutions from Eastern Europe and around the globe, and stimulate interdisciplinary thinking on Russia, Eastern Europe and Eurasia, the CEES has set up the CEES Fellowship Program. The aim of the program is to support scholars who wish to pursue their individual research projects, and engage in scholarly exchanges and discussions on politically relevant themes related to Russia, Eastern Europe, and Eurasia in the field of social science and humanities. The program provides scholars with experiences and connections that will endure beyond their fellowship period, and will firmly establish the CEES as the leading institution in the area of contemporary Russian, Eastern European and Eurasian studies in Switzerland.
The Center for Eastern European Studies (CEES) is the University of Zurich’s intellectual hub for interdisciplinary and contemporary studies of a vast region comprising the former socialist states of Eastern Europe and the countries of the post-Soviet space. The CEES is engaged in research and teaching, and offers scholars and students a platform for critical exchanges and scholarly discussions. Through publications, public events and workshops, media appearances and a wide range of other activities, the CEES provides expertise for decision makers in politics and in the field of the economy, and serves as a link between academia, practitioners and the larger public.
In seeking to build up knowledge, foster the CEES’ ties with scholars and institutions from Eastern Europe and around the globe, and stimulate interdisciplinary thinking on Russia, Eastern Europe and Eurasia, the CEES has set up the CEES Fellowship Program. The aim of the program is to support scholars who wish to pursue their individual research projects, and engage in scholarly exchanges and discussions on politically relevant themes related to Russia, Eastern Europe, and Eurasia in the field of social science and humanities. The program provides scholars with experiences and connections that will endure beyond their fellowship period, and will firmly establish the CEES as the leading institution in the area of contemporary Russian, Eastern European and Eurasian studies in Switzerland.
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Ищут социального антрополога на два год в музей в очень забавный проект
Bonjour,
Un poste de chargé·e de recherche en anthropologie est ouvert pour une durée de 24 mois au Museum National d’Histoire Naturelle, au sein du laboratoire Eco-anthropologie, une unité mixte de recherche inter-disciplinaire sous tutelles du MNHN, du CNRS et de l’Université Paris Cité, basé au Musée de l’Homme à Paris.
La personne recrutée travaillera en étroite collaboration avec une équipe pluri-disciplinaire composée d’une vingtaine de membres, dans le cadre du projet de recherche PRIMAZOO financé par l’Agence Nationale pour la Recherche, qui a pour objet d’étude les perceptions croisées entre les primates non-humains et les humains dans les zoos.
Cette personne contribuera à l’étude des perceptions des visiteurs de parcs zoologiques lors de leur rencontre avec des primates captifs, en mobilisant les méthodes de l’ethnographie et des sciences sociales. L’objectif principal sera de collecter, pendant et en dehors de séances de médiation, des données comportementales et verbales de sujets humains afin de mieux comprendre (1) le déroulé des interactions sociales intra- et inter-spécifiques, et (2) les individus et comportements déclencheurs de ces interactions. Un second objectif consistera à mettre en place des enquêtes basées sur l’élaboration de questionnaires et d’entretiens, afin d’analyser comment les connaissances et représentations des visiteurs de zoos sont influencées par la mise en place d’ateliers de sciences participatives.
Les candidatures (CV, lettre de motivation, contacts de deux référents) devront être déposées avant le 31 mars 2023 sur la plateforme de recrutement du MNHN, accessible en suivant ce lien : Chargé de recherche - étude des perceptions des visiteurs sur les singes en parcs zoologiques (F/H) @ Muséum national d'Histoire naturelle (mnhn.fr). Plus d'informations sur ce poste sont disponibles sur la plateforme.
N’hésitez pas à partager cette annonce dans vos réseaux !
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Bonjour,
Un poste de chargé·e de recherche en anthropologie est ouvert pour une durée de 24 mois au Museum National d’Histoire Naturelle, au sein du laboratoire Eco-anthropologie, une unité mixte de recherche inter-disciplinaire sous tutelles du MNHN, du CNRS et de l’Université Paris Cité, basé au Musée de l’Homme à Paris.
La personne recrutée travaillera en étroite collaboration avec une équipe pluri-disciplinaire composée d’une vingtaine de membres, dans le cadre du projet de recherche PRIMAZOO financé par l’Agence Nationale pour la Recherche, qui a pour objet d’étude les perceptions croisées entre les primates non-humains et les humains dans les zoos.
Cette personne contribuera à l’étude des perceptions des visiteurs de parcs zoologiques lors de leur rencontre avec des primates captifs, en mobilisant les méthodes de l’ethnographie et des sciences sociales. L’objectif principal sera de collecter, pendant et en dehors de séances de médiation, des données comportementales et verbales de sujets humains afin de mieux comprendre (1) le déroulé des interactions sociales intra- et inter-spécifiques, et (2) les individus et comportements déclencheurs de ces interactions. Un second objectif consistera à mettre en place des enquêtes basées sur l’élaboration de questionnaires et d’entretiens, afin d’analyser comment les connaissances et représentations des visiteurs de zoos sont influencées par la mise en place d’ateliers de sciences participatives.
Les candidatures (CV, lettre de motivation, contacts de deux référents) devront être déposées avant le 31 mars 2023 sur la plateforme de recrutement du MNHN, accessible en suivant ce lien : Chargé de recherche - étude des perceptions des visiteurs sur les singes en parcs zoologiques (F/H) @ Muséum national d'Histoire naturelle (mnhn.fr). Plus d'informations sur ce poste sont disponibles sur la plateforme.
N’hésitez pas à partager cette annonce dans vos réseaux !
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