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Supported by the SSHRC Partnership Grant Extending New Narratives in the History of Philosophy, postdoctoral fellows will conduct research related to the retrieval and recognition of philosophical works by women and individuals from other marginalized groups in both the European and non-European traditions. The project is focused on the historical period from roughly the 9th century through to the early 20th century. The successful applicant(s) will also assist in activities aligned with the project.

The German Center for Art History (DFK Paris) awards several annual grants (from September 2021 to August 2022) within a specific thematic framework, which will be announced in February. 

The grants are mainly geared toward PhD and postdoctoral students in art history whose research projects are related to the annual theme. The call for proposals will be announced internationally via the customary digital outlets. Final selections will be made by the DFK Paris.

Inaugurée en 2003, la Chaire Vincent Wright est une chaire de professeurs invités qui favorise les échanges académiques et scientifiques entre la France et la Grande Bretagne, en accueillant chaque année à Sciences Po un professeur d’une université britannique. La Chaire encourage la recherche comparée européenne et contribue au développement de coopérations entre Sciences Po et les universités britanniques.

IMPORTANT: This call is restricted for external researchers whising to join a CY Initiative research center (CY Cergy Paris University - ESSEC) / Cet appel est réservé aux chercheurs externes souhaitant intégrer un centre de recherche de CY Initiative (CY Cergy Paris Université - ESSEC). 

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This research project led by Professor Frédéric Volpi (University of Edinburgh) Senior Fellow at Iméra 2021-24, proposes to study how mechanisms of solidarity are set up, operate, and transform contemporary Mediterranean identities in crisis situations. More specifically, it researches and analyzes the role of Muslim solidarities in the evolution of forms of Mediterranean civility and citizenship.