‘Reproducing Europe: Migrant Parenting and Contested
Citizenship’ is a five-year research project financed by the European
Research Council (2015-2020) and led by Dr Anouk de Koning. The project
examines how everyday citizenship is debated, produced and negotiated in
a Europe where migrants are increasingly seen as a burden or threat. It
examines these negotiations of everyday citizenship through a study of
debates, interventions and practices related to migrant parenting in
Paris, Milan and Amsterdam. The experiences of Egyptian migrant parents –
a relatively new North African and (partly) Muslim migrant group –
serve as its vantage point.
The research will be carried out by a project team consisting of six researchers who will work in these three cities. It relies on close cooperation between the various researchers. The team will work together to further elaborate and refine the research approach and the various subprojects and will also co-author a number of publications.
As a PhD researcher you will be responsible for one of the subprojects. You will be located either in Paris, Milan or Amsterdam, where you will conduct ethnographic research on the way Egyptian migrant parents negotiate citizenship in formal and informal encounters related to their parenting, for instance with school representatives or public health professionals, or with neighbours and other parents. Each PhD student works closely with a more senior researcher who will be carrying out a related subproject in the same city.
Your tasks will be to conduct in-depth ethnographic field research and write and complete a PhD dissertation within four years. You will be co-author of a number of publications with other team members and participate in conferences, workshops, seminars and other scholarly activities.Click here for more information about the project.
The research will be carried out by a project team consisting of six researchers who will work in these three cities. It relies on close cooperation between the various researchers. The team will work together to further elaborate and refine the research approach and the various subprojects and will also co-author a number of publications.
As a PhD researcher you will be responsible for one of the subprojects. You will be located either in Paris, Milan or Amsterdam, where you will conduct ethnographic research on the way Egyptian migrant parents negotiate citizenship in formal and informal encounters related to their parenting, for instance with school representatives or public health professionals, or with neighbours and other parents. Each PhD student works closely with a more senior researcher who will be carrying out a related subproject in the same city.
Your tasks will be to conduct in-depth ethnographic field research and write and complete a PhD dissertation within four years. You will be co-author of a number of publications with other team members and participate in conferences, workshops, seminars and other scholarly activities.Click here for more information about the project.
Requirements
- a completed Master’s Degree in anthropology or a related field;
- relevant (ethnographic) fieldwork experience;
- excellent command of written and spoken English and proficiency in (Egyptian) Arabic and in either Dutch, French or Italian;
- the ability to finish the PhD thesis in four years, i.e., good skills in planning, taking initiatives, and academic writing.
- relevant (ethnographic) fieldwork experience;
- excellent command of written and spoken English and proficiency in (Egyptian) Arabic and in either Dutch, French or Italian;
- the ability to finish the PhD thesis in four years, i.e., good skills in planning, taking initiatives, and academic writing.
Conditions of employment
you will be appointed for an initial period of 18 months, after
which your performance will be evaluated. If the evaluation is positive,
the contract will be extended by 2.5 years
- you will be classified as a PhD candidate (promovendus) in the Dutch university job- ranking system (UFO).
the starting salary is €2,125 per month on a full-time basis, the salary will increase to €2,717 per month in the fourth year (p scale);
Contract type:
Temporary,
4 years
- you will be classified as a PhD candidate (promovendus) in the Dutch university job- ranking system (UFO).
the starting salary is €2,125 per month on a full-time basis, the salary will increase to €2,717 per month in the fourth year (p scale);
Organisation
Radboud University
Strategically located in Europe, Radboud University is one of
the leading academic communities in the Netherlands. A place with a
personal touch, where top-flight education and research take place on a
beautiful green campus in modern buildings with state-of-art facilities.
Department
Faculty of Social Sciences
The research of the Department of Anthropology and Development
Studies is part of the research programme of the Nijmegen Institute for
Social and Cultural Research (NISCO), which brings together the
disciplines of sociology, anthropology, and development studies.
The Department also participates in CERES, the national Research School for Resource Studies for Development. The Reproducing Europe project contributes to an emergent cross-faculty research and teaching focus on Postcolonial Europe.
No commercial propositions please.
The Department also participates in CERES, the national Research School for Resource Studies for Development. The Reproducing Europe project contributes to an emergent cross-faculty research and teaching focus on Postcolonial Europe.
No commercial propositions please.
Additional information
Dr. Anouk de Koning, project leader
a.dekoning@maw.ru.nl
www.ru.nl/caos/vm/koning/;www.ru.nl/anthropology/
Radboud University
a.dekoning@maw.ru.nl
www.ru.nl/caos/vm/koning/;www.ru.nl/anthropology/
Radboud University
Bron: https://www.academictransfer.com/employer/RUN/vacancy/30303/lang/en/
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