Description
The fellowship award are divided in two fellowship scholarship units wich are “The (Im)Possibility of Cooperation” and Research Unit 2 on “Global Cultural Conflicts and Transcultural cooperation”.
The fellowship entails working space in fully equipped offices and a competitive stipend commensurate with the applicant’s level of professional experience. We offer fellowships at three levels: Selected applicants with a completed Ph.D. will work as Postdocs. Applicants with at least three years of postdoc experience and some supervising responsibilities may be employed as Fellows. Associate and Full Professors as well as other more senior scholars may be offered a position as Senior Fellows. Fellows conduct their research independently.
Research Unit 1 “The (Im)Possibility of Cooperation”
For the fellowships offered in research unit 1 priority will be given to applicants who could make a tangible contribution in one of the following areas:
The fellowship award are divided in two fellowship scholarship units wich are “The (Im)Possibility of Cooperation” and Research Unit 2 on “Global Cultural Conflicts and Transcultural cooperation”.
The fellowship entails working space in fully equipped offices and a competitive stipend commensurate with the applicant’s level of professional experience. We offer fellowships at three levels: Selected applicants with a completed Ph.D. will work as Postdocs. Applicants with at least three years of postdoc experience and some supervising responsibilities may be employed as Fellows. Associate and Full Professors as well as other more senior scholars may be offered a position as Senior Fellows. Fellows conduct their research independently.
Research Unit 1 “The (Im)Possibility of Cooperation”
For the fellowships offered in research unit 1 priority will be given to applicants who could make a tangible contribution in one of the following areas:
- The fundamentals of cooperation
- The Influence of cultural factors on the success or failure of cooperation
- Towards an interdisciplinary understanding of global cooperation
Application Procedure
Scholarship applications (in English language) should contain a cover letter, a CV, a list of publications, and a short presentation of the proposed research programme (3−5 pages). Please indicate at which level (Postdoc, Fellow, Senior Fellow) you wish to apply, state for which period you would like to come, and submit your application material in one pdf file. Applications should be emailed to the head of research unit Dr. Silke Weinlich (weinlich@gcr21.uni-due.de) with “Fellowship Application: The (Im)possibility of Cooperation” as the subject heading.
Submission Deadline
Submission Deadline
31st August 2012.
Research Unit 2 “Global Cultural Conflicts and Transcultural cooperation”
For the fellowships offered in research unit 2 priority will be given to applicants who could make a tangible contribution in one of the following areas:
Research Unit 2 “Global Cultural Conflicts and Transcultural cooperation”
For the fellowships offered in research unit 2 priority will be given to applicants who could make a tangible contribution in one of the following areas:
- Cultures of global cooperation
- The Anthropological, symbolical and Political Impact of the gift following the theoretical concept
- Global aid cultures, religion and the anthropology of humanitarianism
Application Procedure
Applications (in English language) should contain a cover letter, a CV, a list of publications, and a short presentation of the proposed research programme (3−5 pages). Please indicate at which level (Postdoc, Fellow, Senior Fellow) you wish to apply, state for which period you would like to come and submit your application in one pdf file. Applications should be addressed to the head of research unit: PD Dr. Alexandra Przyrembel (przyrembel@gcr21.uni-due.de) and have “Fellow-ship Application: Global Cultural Conflicts” as the subject heading.
Submission Deadline
Submission Deadline
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