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contributions to the forefront of scientific exploration, while actively shaping the future of dynamic systems theory. Only candidates with a Master’s degree should apply. The PhD researcher should have a strong
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develop career skills. The candidate will be embedded in the Chair Group of History and Theory of International Relations and in the Middle Eastern Studies department. The supervision team will be comprised
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Critical Language Awareness (CLA) theory. The project aims to develop guidelines, recommendations and resources for educators and/ or journalists to foster awareness of the power of language and discourse in
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collection, management and analysis, multimodal data collection and analysis, as well as approaches, such as critical conversation analysis, phenomenology, and grounded theory. Other methodological designs, as
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, such as critical conversation analysis, phenomenology, and grounded theory. Other methodological designs, as long as they are well described and justified in the proposal, are also desirable. The PhD
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methods. Familiarity with different theories and methods to study political violence. Relevant peer-reviewed academic publications in Political Science journals. Organisation Conditions of employment In
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information and critically engage with it. An important aspect of the project is its educational component, embedded in Critical Language Awareness (CLA) theory. The project aims to develop guidelines
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opportunity to develop their academic writing skills, undertake archival work, gain teaching experience and develop career skills. The candidate will be embedded in the Chair Group of History and Theory
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exploration, while actively shaping the future of dynamic systems theory. Only candidates with a Master’s degree should apply. The PhD researcher should have a strong interest in experimental testing, data
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with theories dealing with stance taking (see, e.g., Jaffe, 2009; but also Boltanski & Thévenot, 2006), pragmatic inferences (e.g., Potts, 2005; Levinson, 1979), as well as an engagement with frameworks