5 Học-bổng-đại-học-tại-trường-Adelaide-bang-nam-Úc=rsOd9HLC4RG8VwAlkFPaOg positions at Università Ca' Foscari Venezia

ERC project “WO-NAM Arabic Linguistic Discourse in the Making – ALiDiM - Primary sources in early Arabic grammatical texts

18 Apr 2024 Job Information Organisation/Company Università Ca' Foscari Venezia Department Department of Asian and North African Studies Research Field Cultural studies » Arabic studies Researcher Profile Recognised Researcher (R2) Country Italy Application Deadline 21 May 2024 - 12:00...

ERC project “WO-NAM - Women and Non-Alignment in the Cold War era: biographical and intersectional perspectives”-Women’s history and the Non-Aligned Movement in transnational perspective with a

in India. The fellowship will be developed within the framework of the WO-NAM project, funded by an ERC Consolidator Grant and led by PI Prof. Chiara Bonfiglioli. WO-NAM addresses the history

ERC project “WO-NAM - Women and Non-Alignment in the Cold War era: biographical and intersectional perspectives”-Women’s history and the Non-Aligned Movement in transnational perspective with a

in Cuba. The fellowship will be developed within the framework of the WO-NAM project, funded by an ERC Consolidator Grant and led by PI Prof. Chiara Bonfiglioli. WO-NAM addresses the history of women’s

ERC project “WO-NAM - Women and Non-Alignment in the Cold War era: biographical and intersectional perspectives”- Women’s history and the Non-Aligned Movement in transnational perspective with a

in Tunisia. The fellowship will be developed within the framework of the WO-NAM project, funded by an ERC Consolidator Grant and led by PI Prof. Chiara Bonfiglioli. WO-NAM addresses the history

ERC project “WO-NAM - Women and Non-Alignment in the Cold War era: biographical and intersectional perspectives”- Women’s history and the Non-Aligned Movement in transnational perspective with a

in Egypt. The fellowship will be developed within the framework of the WO-NAM project, funded by an ERC Consolidator Grant and led by PI Prof. Chiara Bonfiglioli. WO-NAM addresses the history