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can draw on an appropriate range of archival, theoretical, historiographic, ethnographic and creative or practice-based methodologies, and from time periods from eighteenth to twenty-first centuries
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responsibility when AI is increasingly involved in their work. This is a qualitative research project, with substantial ethnographic fieldwork where you will be interviewing and observing people in organizations
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they negotiate changes to their work and business models. Through ethnographic fieldwork you will research what practitioners value within the activity of making creative work, and how that changes
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norms around AI use, disclosure, and appropriate forms of interaction. Through ethnographic research in AI-intensive settings, you will follow relational practices as they evolve over time and identify
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. Candidate Requirements The successful applicant will have an excellent academic track record in Linguistics, multimodal communication or a related discipline. Proven experience in video ethnographic methods
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governance, while questioning the dominant European and Christian assumptions that often underpin contemporary understandings of religious diversity and coexistence. Through qualitative and ethnographic
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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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with community members throughout the research process; carry out qualitative empirical research (e.g. interviews, ethnographic fieldwork, document analysis); analyse empirical material using qualitative
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are expected to take place online in November 2026 Start date: 18 January 2027 Project Title:Understanding experiences of BMI-Based Exclusion from Fertility Treatment: An Ethnographic Study Project Description
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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