3-year Postdoc position on refugee camps and reception facilities - University of Luxembourg

The Institute of Geography and Spatial Planning at the University of Luxembourg is currently looking for a Postdoc (3-year position) starting 1 May 2018.

Information

The Postdoc will coordinate and execute qualitative research in the framework of the REFUGOV project funded by the Luxembourg National Research Fund (FNR). The project deals with the governance of reception facilities for refugees (refugee camps, reception centres), with a particular focus on the role of local and municipal actors, by looking at institutional settings, governance processes, and their effects on the in/exclusion of refugees, and on refugees’ subjectivities. Going beyond categories of the global South and North, the case studies are Luxembourg and Jordan (the fieldwork of the Postdoc focuses on Luxembourg).

Deadline

The deadline for application is 28 February 2018.

More information

For more information and to apply: http://emea3.mrted.ly/1qex4

 

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