Tenure-Track Position: Social and Cultural Anthropology
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Flemish Brabant, Flanders, Belgique
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pOn behalf of the Search Committee of the Department of Social and Cultural Anthropology at KU Leuven in Belgium, we would be grateful if you could share the following vacancy within your department, professional networks, and among colleagues who may know outstanding potential candidates. /ppThe Department of Social and Cultural Anthropology at KU Leuven is inviting applications for a btenure-track (80%) position in Social and Cultural Anthropology with Expertise in Latin America /b (Ref. ZAP
- ). The position focuses on the intersections of becology, politics, and economy /b, with a strong emphasis on ethnographic research. /ppThe department is especially interested in candidates working in areas such as: Political and environmental anthropology, political economy and extractivism; Indigeneity and resistance; Decolonization and social action; Innovative and creative ethnographic methods; Environmental change, mobility, and human-nature relations in Latin America. /ppThe appointment is a bfive-year tenure-track position /b, leading to a permanent appointment as Associate Professor following a positive evaluation. Particular encouragement is given to applicants with educational backgrounds from Latin America and those with excellent command of Spanish or Portuguese, alongside strong academic English proficiency. /p
- ). The position focuses on the intersections of becology, politics, and economy /b, with a strong emphasis on ethnographic research. /ppThe department is especially interested in candidates working in areas such as: Political and environmental anthropology, political economy and extractivism; Indigeneity and resistance; Decolonization and social action; Innovative and creative ethnographic methods; Environmental change, mobility, and human-nature relations in Latin America. /ppThe appointment is a bfive-year tenure-track position /b, leading to a permanent appointment as Associate Professor following a positive evaluation. Particular encouragement is given to applicants with educational backgrounds from Latin America and those with excellent command of Spanish or Portuguese, alongside strong academic English proficiency. /p