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PhD Human Labor in the generative A.I. supply chain PhD Human Labor in the generative A.I. supply chain Published Deadline Location 25 Jan today Rotterdam Interested in studying human labor and
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labour migration to the EU. The starting point of the project is that the competitiveness of the EU economies depends on its capacity to effectively adapt its human capital to technological, environmental
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the humanities. On the one hand the “decolonial turn” in the arts and humanities signals a reference to these situated struggles against colonial violence. On the other hand, its adaptation expresses
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. Research goals and approach The core objective is to create sustainable, human-centric work environments that integrate new technologies with humanistic practices. SEISMEC aims to: Develop insights
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Erasmus University Rotterdam (EUR) Requirements Master’s degree in Sociology, Anthropology, Political Science, Science and Technology Studies, Environmental Humanities, or a related field Excellent research
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Application deadline: March 3rd 2024, 23h55 CET The Project: The Body in the Philosophical Context: Is human nature more body or more soul? The Platonic theory of the soul as separable from the body sets out a
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of knowledge for imagining (more-than-human) living together in ways that are less exploitative, extractive, unequal, and more democratic, sustainable, and liberating. That is why we develop teaching and
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, digital, and inclusive economy in Europe requires a human-centred approach that combines digital and industrial technologies, with an attention to spatial dynamics. However, there is a lack of integration
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change is also timely. Furthermore, climate litigation cases have been based on different normative grounds (human rights, ecocentric approaches, etc.), but their normative differences and the consequences
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by firms in the Netherlands. We are particularly interested in studying heterogeneity across firms, using administrative data from the Centraal Bureau voor de Statistiek (CBS) and survey data of human