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critical scrutiny of dominant trends which structure contemporary planning, often assumed to be apolitical in nature. Concepts such as economic growth, sustainability, smart cities, digitalization, green
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tasks. Being structured and having a high work capacity. Demonstrating solid theoretical insight and interest. Language: Good proficiency in English, both oral and written. Applicants from non-English
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on research, publishing and, potentially, teaching tasks. Being structured and having a high work capacity. Demonstrating solid theoretical insight and interest. Language: Good proficiency in English, both oral
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, applicants should be capable of turning those ideas into well-structured and coherent scholarly papers. This involves possessing strong writing abilities and the capacity to see a writing project through from
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(YourLastName_YangFellowApp.pdf). Use single space, 12-point font, 1” margins. Guidance on the proposal structure and maximum length of each section is offered below. Project Title and Abstract (maximum 350 words) Summarize your
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on qualitative interviews with entrepreneurs, heirs, and top executives of the salmon industry. WP3 examines the economic power, kinship structures, and social networks within the salmon elite, based on data from