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in participatory research by collaborating with community members throughout the research process; carry out qualitative empirical research (e.g. interviews, ethnographic fieldwork, document analysis
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, ethnographic and co-creative approaches, including arts-based approaches, as the latter are sensitive to local artful strategies of resistance and repair and particularly suitable to explore the hidden aspects
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students in the Danish folkeskole, with particular attention to school strikes and other forms of resistance, disengagement, and withdrawal from school life. Through ethnographic history interviews and
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Programme . Tasks You will conduct ethnographic fieldwork in a Latin American field site of choice for at least 9 months. You will write and submit a PhD dissertation and submit at least one peer-reviewed
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about the Cultural Anthropology Department and the Sovereignty and Social Contestation Research Programme . Tasks You will conduct ethnographic fieldwork in a Latin American field site of choice
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empirically grounded insights into the aesthetic, lived, and institutional realities of contemporary world literature and its agents. Combining textual analysis with sociological and ethnographic methods, EMLIT
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empirically grounded insights into the aesthetic, lived, and institutional realities of contemporary world literature and its agents. Combining textual analysis with sociological and ethnographic methods, EMLIT
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grounded insights into the aesthetic, lived, and institutional realities of contemporary world literature and its agents. Combining textual analysis with sociological and ethnographic methods, EMLIT aims
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the activities of the FairCFD Network and particularly the ways in which qualitative methods can contribute towards the scientific goals of the project. The applicant will be expected to use ethnographic fieldwork
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, racialised minorities). Through socio-legal and ethnographic research including participant observation, interviews, and potentially experimental participatory methods, you will research the interactions