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little research into the historical formation of this foundational collective memory and the key actor involved in shaping it. Increased institutionalized deployment of the Holocaust is to a significant
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-human suffering in Western history, with particular attention to proposed ethical and practical means of alleviating it. The team further explores how these historical responses to extremes can reflect
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Schleuning (Senckenberg Biodiversity and Climate Research Centre, Germany). Together, the team combines expertise in ecological networks, spatial ecology, conservation science, and biodiversity informatics
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institute. The employment of the PhD researcher must be full-time (100%) and continuous. Research or part of it can be conducted outside the University of Helsinki, for example, in a governmental research
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led by Dr. Olivia Maury . RESEARCH PROJECT MAPS aims to understand the pervasive influence of digital platforms in transforming service labour through a migration perspective. It stems from the need
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the right to pursue a doctoral degree at the University of Helsinki by the start of the appointment, or must apply for the right and obtain it within the six-month probationary period. Further information can
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Postdoctoral Researcher position in the Study of Religion. The position is open within MePhiS’s research team Future, Futurelessness and Vernacular Responses to Suffering. The position is fix-term for three
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at the University of Helsinki City Centre Campus. Submitting an application is interpreted as an expression of the applicant’s interest in working within either or both of these closely connected research teams
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design, and/or environmental justice approaches and responses to the climate crisis. The position is linked to the Finnish Research Council Profi9 support for a project on Climate Democracy, led by
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Postdoctoral Researcher position in Legal History. The position is open within MePhiS’s research team History of Ethics and Law of Responding to Suffering hosted by the Faculty of Theology at the University