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fluent in English, both written and spoken. Have familiarity and affinity with argumentation studies/theory, for example: dialectics, pragma-dialectics, rhetoric, informal logic, (critical) discourse
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textual/discourse analysis, interviews, participant observation and co-creative methods. The exact design of the project will be decided by the student together with the supervisors. Information about the
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with media producers and consumers, critical discourse analysis and/or critical visual analysis. The specific methodological design will be further refined in the first six months of the project in
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discourse analysis and/or critical visual analysis. The specific methodological design will be further refined in the first six months of the project in collaboration with the PhD candidate, who will receive
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argumentation studies/theory, for example: dialectics, pragma-dialectics, rhetoric, informal logic, (critical) discourse analysis, or relevant areas of social epistemology, pragmatics, or philosophy of language
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, linguistic anthropology and/or discourse/conversation analysis to the field of argumentation theory, and can develop these connections on a case study of their choice. The researcher compiles their own corpus
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mobility. We adopt a holistic approach to studying how people move through urban spaces, focusing on behavioural change, everyday practices, governance processes, and public discourses. Our goal is to
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use, and public economics, the research will contribute both to academic literature and practical policymaking. The PhD candidate will develop advanced skills in economic/econometric analysis and
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for the future design of urban transformation processes, ensuring that best practices can inform future policy and planning. The expected results are: 1) Critical analysis of the impact of mobility campaigns
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movements, you will explore the role of music in public discourse, civic engagement and collective identity amidst political polarisation. The Department of Modern Languages and Cultures (Faculty of Arts) and