Dear colleagues,
With pleasure do I announce the vacancy of this fascinating and
fully-funded PhD position on "Contested Epistemologies of Sustainability"
at the Sociology Department of the University of Amsterdam, The
Netherlands.
Led by Dr Catherine Wong and myself, in this project we examine how climate
change and the foundational ways of knowing are contested in two radically
different contexts: indigenous communities in South/Southeast Asia and
conspiratorial communities in Europe. Both communities challenge hegemonic
“Western” epistemologies of sustainability, albeit in their own specific
ways.
Your project will explore and compare both communities under this broad
umbrella of contested epistemologies, but with plenty of room for your own
ideas and innovation in who and what you would like to study. We are
looking for curious and creative ethnographers with a Master’s degree or
equivalent in Sociology, Anthropology or Science & Technology Studies
obtained before the employment starting date (Sept/Oct 2024)
Please look at the full vacancy of this four-year long fully funded position
for
more information, and share with suitable candidates.
Kind Regards,
Jaron Harambam
Dr. Jaron Harambam
j.harambam@uva.nl
Assistant Professor of Media, Truth Politics & Digitalization
Department of Sociology - University of Amsterdam
Campus REC - C6.09 - Nieuwe Achtergracht 166 - 1018 WV Amsterdam
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