Oferty pracy w projektach finansowanych przez NCN
Narodowe Centrum Nauki prezentuje bazę ogłoszeń o wolnych stanowiskach pracy przy projektach finansowanych przez Centrum. Narodowe Centrum Nauki nie ponosi odpowiedzialności za treść i wiarygodność przesyłanych ofert pracy.
Uprzejmie informujemy o nowych warunkach zatrudniania osób na stanowiska typu post-doc: limit czasu upływającego od uzyskania stopnia doktora dla aplikujących na te stanowiska kobiet może być przedłużony o 1,5 roku za każde urodzone bądź przysposobione dziecko.
Oferta pracy
Nazwa stanowiska: Postdoc
Wymagania:
Requirements:
1. PhD degree in ethnology/cultural anthropology or sociology.
2. Significant experience in ethnographic fieldwork in Mongolia.
3. Very good knowledge of ethnography and history of Mongolia.
4. Experience of work in the research projects.
5. Fluent in Mongolian, English and Russian. Knowledge of Polish is welcomed but not obligatory.
6. Is able to work in a group, conduct qualitative analysis of in-depth interviews, and write scientific articles.
The successful applicant will be required to:
- conduct ethnographic field research on the memory of political repression in Mongolia,
- support the team with expert knowledge in the field on changes of Mongolian society,
- analyse the discourse on political repression in Mongolia, collect and archive interviews and other empirical data,
- transcribe interviews conducted in Mongolian and translate their selected pieces into English,
- participate in the development of research results, team meetings and team seminars,
- write two scientific articles in English and one in Mongolian,
- research planning will be carried out in consultation with the project leader
Termin składania ofert: 15 sierpnia 2024, 00:00
Forma składania ofert: email
Warunki zatrudnienia:
Period of employment: 24 months
Full-time employment: 1/1
The candidates are asked to submit the following documents:
1. Copy of PhD diploma.
2. Letter of application to His Magnificence the Rector of the University of Warsaw.
3. Information on the candidate’s scientific, teaching and organisational experience.
4. Personal data form (to be downloaded from the webpage of the Office of Human Resources, University of Warsaw https://bsp.adm.uw.edu.pl/bsp-druki-do-pobrania/ ).
5. Statement by the candidate on acknowledging the regulations of the competition for research position.
6. Statement by the candidate on choosing the University of Warsaw as the main place of his/her employment (to be downloaded from: https://bsp.adm.uw.edu.pl/bsp-druki-do-pobrania/)
7. Statement on processing the personal data (https://bsp.adm.uw.edu.pl/bsp-druki-do-pobrania/).
Deadline for submitting documents: 15 August 2024
Method of submission: applications should be delivered to the office of the Institute of Ethnology and Cultural Anthropology, University of Warsaw (room 100, 4 Żurawia St., 00-503 Warsaw); or sent by e-mail to: etnologia@uw.edu.pl.
Expected date of the competition results: 4 September 2024
After evaluation of the formal requirements in the submitted applications, the recruiting committee will prepare an initial short list of the candidates who afterword may be invited for an interview.
Candidates will be informed by the head of the recruiting committee, about the results by phone or e-mail.
The competition is a first stage of the employment procedure for academic researcher under the Statute of the University of Warsaw. The positive results of the competition are the basis for further proceedings.
Offer avaiable on the webpade of the Warsaw University: https://konkursydlanauczycieli.uw.edu.pl/api/document/2896/datafile/pdf
PROJECT DESCRIPTION:
The project aims to examine how Soviet repressions are remembered in post-multi-colonial post-Soviet spaces and countries post-dependent to the Soviet Union. The main research question is how Russia's full-scale aggression against Ukraine and the war that has been going on for over two years updates the memory of Soviet repressions, influences its transformation and is used in the process of decolonization of the communities of the studied countries from the influence of the Russian Federation.
The project assumes that post-Soviet spaces and post-dependent spaces to the Soviet Union are areas where different cultural, religious, discursive and aesthetic patterns of remembering the past are applied, there are different memory policies, and different religious denominations influence the shape of memory in these regions. There are different models of living with the dead, as well as various global trends shape this memory. Moreover, these spaces that were once in the so-called sphere of Soviet influence, are currently parts of other geopolitical systems and dependencies that also influence the attitude of these societies towards the past.