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Come possiamo andare sereni in ferie mentre la stragrande maggioranza delle posizioni post-doc in Italia è finanziata con risorse effimere? ⏳

Nel grafico, il blu scuro indica le posizioni pagate con risorse strutturali e stabili - una minoranza davvero ristretta - secondo la XII Indagine Nazionale dell'ADI. 🍎

Link al report completo 📖
dottorato.it/content/xii-indag

I (too) rarely post on Mastodon... But here I would be very grateful if you could help me disseminate these job offers for three PhD and two Postdoc researchers positions (in Belgium), on ‘Land use, Sustainability, and Democratic Backsliding’
landsystems-lab.earth/news/25-
landsystems-lab.earth/news/25-

And please encourage enthusiastic and skilled candidates to apply! We value diversity, inclusivity and creativity and we encourage applicants from diverse backgrounds to apply.
#geography #phd #postdoc #sustainability #LandUse #research #democracy #environment

#jobs #stellenangebote #GESISjobs #jobfairy

📢 Job Opportunity at GESIS!
We are seeking a Senior Researcher in International Electoral Research (#PostDoc) to join our team in #Cologne. Your role will focus on survey data curation and contributing to the Comparative Study of Electoral Systems (#CSES).

📅 Apply by August 15th, 2025: gesis.org/en/institute/career/

www.gesis.orgDetailsGESIS Leibniz Institut für Sozialwissenschaften
UZHUZH: Postdoctoral research position - modeling migration networks and the impact of climate changeThe Department of Sociology at the University of Zurich, established in 1966, is one of the leading institutes in Europe known for its excellent theory-driven empirical research with a strong focus on quantitative methods. We invite applications for a Postdoctoral Researcher to join a project at the intersection of migration studies and social network analysis. The successful candidate will get two employments, one at the Department of Social and Behavioral Sciences at the Toulouse School of Economics (50%); and one at the Department of Sociology at the University of Zurich (50%). Different employment conditions apply. The successful candidate will conduct research on the structure and dynamics of migration networks – that is, networks in which nodes are countries or regions and migrants denote weighted directed ties between them. The project has a particular interest in how climate change influences intra- and/or inter-national migration patterns. The project has two focus areas: One focus is methodological and concerns adapting a recently developed statistical framework for endogenous processes in mobility networks to the case of migration. The aim is to model social processes, for example, when individuals follow each other on the same paths (i.e., migration chains) or where some individuals move to a location while pushing others out. The second focus is dedicated to an empirical application to the case of climate mobility. The goal will be to explore how environmental changes shape migration flows and whether they reinforce social inequalities between different social groups, in particular if only certain individuals are able to move to more favorable locations. The postdoc will be primarily based at the Toulouse School of Economics, within the Department of Social and Behavioral Sciences, working with Marion Hoffman. The project will be undertaken in collaboration with Per Block at the Department of Sociology, University of Zurich and involve research stays there. The position is limited to three years. Terms of Employment Full-time, 3-year fixed-term contracts. Competitive salary and funds for traveling. A rich and interdisciplinary research environment. Expected start date: October 2025 at the earliest.