(Source: HSozKult)
Via HSozKult, we learned of a
call for three 1-year (renewable up to 3 years) junior postdoc fellowships and
three 1-year (renewable up to 3 years) senior postdoc fellowships. Here the
call:
“Successful appointees will
engage full-time in independent research within the Global History and
Governance research program. The program concentrates on the comparisons,
connections, and processes of globalization that have characterized different
areas of the world since the first era of global imperialism. It does so by focusing
on the relational dimension of historical processes, legal regimes and the
organization of power; on the interconnections between economic, political,
legal, cultural and social factors; and on circulation, exchange and
interconnection of ideas, persons, institutions, legal cultures, political
models, concepts, rights, and goods on a global scale.
The areas and themes on which
applicants may develop their projects are: European empires of the modern and
contemporary age; States, wars and violence in the 19th and 20th centuries;
History of slavery and forced labor; The legal heritage of Europe and its
integration; Religions and the sacred in the modern and
contemporary world;
Conceptions and practices of citizenship; States, nations, languages, peoples,
classes; Globalization of law. […]”
The full call can be found here
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