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, or whether a shift in attitudes towards animal rights can be identified. Through qualitative methods such as ethnographic fieldwork, interviews, surveys in Norway, Germany, the Netherlands, the United
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. Be familiar with self-report mental health assessments. Be familiar with qualitative and ethnographic methodology. You have experience supervising and mentoring others, and are confident contributing
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community settings Have experience of ethnographic research, community engagement, qualitative methods and trauma-informed approaches will be highly valued Have a commitment to social justice, collaboration
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groups, public perceptions surveys and ethnographic field site visits Disseminate research outputs, including drafting academic publications or parts thereof for publication, or presentation for example
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emphasis on qualitative inquiry, the project combines in-depth interviews, ethnographic observation, and focus groups with longitudinal surveys and system log analysis. Notably, this project includes
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the following activities and tasks: 1. Conducting documentary, literature-based, and ethnographic research on food, culinary practices, and the cultural heritage associated with traditional Mediterranean
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emphasis on qualitative inquiry, the project combines in-depth interviews, ethnographic observation, and focus groups with longitudinal surveys and system log analysis. Notably, this project includes
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the Southern Hemisphere, the world-class Nicholson Museum of archaeological antiquities, the Macleay Museum of natural history and ethnographic collections and the University Art Gallery. Its outstanding
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. For this research, we will use ethnographic research methods (observations and rapid interviews) of specialist palliative care discharge from hospitals (in the West Midlands, UK) to home and we wish to appoint a
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shinbutsu bunri on Benzaiten worship, early modern or modern pilgrimage/tourism practices, and prosperity rituals. The project may consist of archival research, ethnographic fieldwork, or a combination of