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\nWiSER invites applications for 8 Two-Year Postdoctoral Positions (2020-2022)<\/span><\/span><\/b><\/span><\/span><\/span><\/div>\n
\nRegions2050: Mobile spaces, porous borders, and pathways of regionalization.<\/span><\/span><\/span><\/b><\/div>\n
\nThe research program includes 4 Clusters<\/span><\/u>:
(1) Sahel\/Sahara\/Mediterranean;
(2) Congo Basin;<\/span><\/span><\/span><\/span><\/div>\n
\n(3) Southern Atlantic\/Indian Oceanic Africa;
(4) African Technoscapes.<\/span><\/span><\/span><\/span><\/div>\n
\n <\/span><\/span><\/span>A candidate is only allowed to apply in one<\/u> Cluster.<\/span><\/span><\/span><\/span><\/div>\n
\nThe deadline for applications is August 31, 2020<\/u><\/b>.
Applications should be sent electronically to Najibha.Deshmukh@wits.ac.za<\/a><\/span><\/span><\/span><\/span><\/div>\n
\nResults will be published on September 5, 2020.<\/span><\/span><\/span><\/span><\/div>\n
\nDetails attached here.<\/a><\/span><\/i><\/b><\/span><\/span><\/span><\/div>\n

\nThanks to generous funding from Carnegie Foundation (USA) and the Gerda Henkel Foundation
\n(Germany), WISER is launching a major interdisciplinary and multi-regional research program
\ncalled Regions2050: Mobile spaces, porous borders, and pathways of regionalization.
\nCoordinated by Professor Achille Mbembe, the Program includes 40 researchers and straddles
\nthe traditional divide between Francophone, Anglophone, Arabophone and Lusophone scholarly
\ncommunities. It also transcends the divide between Sub-Saharan Africa and North Africa while
\nreconnecting the African continent to the Southern Atlantic and Indian Oceanic worlds.
\nThis multi-regional research program\u2019s goal is to unlock the paradoxes of regionalization in a
\nsetting, the African continent, shaped by multiple porous borders and mobile spaces. Instead of
\nassuming that regionalization is tied to state territoriality, it examines the ways in which frontiers
\nand horizons – spatial, material, cultural and imaginary – are increasingly produced by the intersection of cross border flows, networks and informal institutions that are not delineated by states
\nonly, but also by technological devices of all kinds and by movement as such.
\nThe Program\u2019s aim is to foster a new understanding of the ongoing geographies of regionalization that arise from: (1) the intensification of mobility, flows and circulation in a context of porous
\nborders, mobile spaces and technological transformations; (2) the accelerated extraction and use
\nof natural resources that has been taking place in Africa over the last century and a half, its historical pathways and the socio-ecological transformations it has unleashed; (3) the mutations in
\ncauses of illness (epidemics and the increase of non-communicable diseases) and the way the crisis of climate is reshaping the human\/ecological\/environment relationships.
\nIn this Program, the two concepts of the mobile space and porous borders serve as broad conceptual
\nindexes that will be used to distinguish between (1) different types of mobilities\/circulation\/speed
\nand different types of borders; (2) the cultural and institutional forms generated by such movements; and (3) the technological, ecological and spatial reconfigurations that arise in the context
\nof increasing informalization and transnationalization of life forms and processes.
\nWe invite applications for 8 (eight) two-year postdoctoral positions. Each
\nfellowship will be funded up to R250,000 per year (medical insurance included), to which will be
\nadded R10,000 for research. The successful candidates are expected to join the Institute in Johannesburg remotely in October 2020 and in person, subject to the pandemic crisis, from February 2021.
\nThey will be expected to: (1) fully participate in the research program and in its publications; (2)
\ntake part in the scientific events and other activities relevant to their research (advanced seminars,
\nworkshops, round tables, experimental syllabus); (3) produce 3 podcasts or op-eds per year; (4)
\npublish 1 peer-reviewed article and per year and (4) one final chapter to be included in an edited
\nvolume.
\nWe seek candidates with different skills and training backgrounds (including in health, natural
\nand environmental science and in technology studies) who are willing to work on highly innovative research projects (borders, mobility, speed, circulation of people, objects, ideas and technological devices, ecological transformations, regional transport systems, markets and small towns,
\ncross-border practices, media and digital corridors; cultural and literary scapes; logistics, multispecies interactions; health ecologies and pandemics; trans-regional extraction, enclaves and offshoring etc.).
\nFellowships are opened to international candidates. African and diasporic candidates are strongly encouraged to apply.
\nREQUIREMENTS
\nApplications should include:
\n– A letter of motivation (2 pages maximum)
\n– A short CV (2 pages maximum)
\n– A highly innovative research proposal (4 pages maximum)
\n– A certified copy of the Ph.D.
\n– Two reference letters
\n– A written sample of academic work
\nDURATION
\nThe program runs from October 30, 2020 to October 30, 2022.
\nDEADLINE
\nApplications should be sent electronically to: Najibha Deshmukh, Senior Administrator, Wits Institute for Social and Economic Research (najibha.Deshmukh@wits.ac.za)
\nThe deadline for application is August 31, 2020. Results will be published on September 5, 2020.
\nThe research program includes 4 Clusters: (1) Sahel\/Sahara\/Mediterranean; (2) Congo Basin;
\n(3) Southern Atlantic\/Indian Oceanic Africa; (4) African Technoscapes.
\nA candidate is only allowed to apply in one Cluster.
\nREGIONS2050
\nFOUR CLUSTERS
\nThe forces that define the contemporary condition as Anthropocene, such as global warming,
\nspecies extinction or pandemics, are more volatile, indeterminate and unpredictable because they
\nare planetary. In Africa in particular, these dynamics have unleashed new spatial reconfigurations.
\nThey are reshaping internal and external borders while paving the way for novel forms of mobility and multiple speeds. In the process, old regional formations are remade and unmade while
\nnew ones are emerging. Mapping these dynamics and their various determinants calls for an urgent reformulation of a whole set of assumptions, categories and concepts which have until recently served as the bedrock of scientific inquiries into local conditions.
\n| Sahel\/Sahara\/Mediterranean |
\nFrom a historical perspective, the Sahel, the Sahara and the Mediterranean form a single
\nspace of movement which should be considered as a continuum. The Sahara in particular
\nshould be seen as \u201cthe second face of the Mediterranean\u201d and as such interpreted as a space of
\nconnection rather than a space of insulation. Today, relevant parts of the trans-Saharan circulation are out of State control. Meanwhile, Europe is forcefully shifting its border management into
\nSub-Saharan countries.
\nThis Cluster will focus on these two mega-processes. Particular attention will also be devoted to the range of informal practices and commercial exchanges which perform connective
\nfunctions across this region. We will look into various ways in which the cross-border networks
\nrevolving around specific connective sites and portals foster the emergence of new and unofficial
\nspatial orders. Markets in particular are critical in connecting small towns with their rural hinterlands. Rurally sourced goods flow through historically established small towns and regional markets to national and international markets. How are market places and networks created under
\nthe new circumstances? What role do social networks play in their creation? To what extent their
\ncreation and the way they operate is shaped by the hybrid forms of governance and the unfolding
\ndynamics of para-statehood or even statelessness?
\nThe multiplicity of forms of mobility and circulation will be the other focus. Underlying
\nvarious modes of circulation are myriad forms of local and situated knowledge. How are they
\nconstituted and transmitted, under what conditions are they deployed and with what effects?
\nHow do routes and trails emerge and how are such habitual knowledge stabilized? What are the
\ninterconnections and similarities between different forms of movement? What groups or communities propel what types of movements and according to the availability of what types of resources? To what extent is the alleged dichotomy of sedentary and nomadic mobility challenged
\nand combined with more open conceptions of space and place?
\n| The Congo Basin |
\nOne of the largest ecoregions in the world, the Congo Basin constitutes a large portion of
\nAfrica\u2019s biodiversity and is shared by more than 7 territorial nations. With 300 million hectares of
\nland covered by tropical forests (99 percent of which is primary or naturally regenerated), it is the
\nsecond largest tropical forest area in the world. It is also the single largest peatland complex in the
\nworld, storing a significant amount of forest carbon. The Congo Basin forests have, for centuries,
\nperformed a significant role in the global carbon cycle (services such as flood control and climate
\nregulation at the local and regional level). The wealth of carbon stored in their abundant vegetation further serves as a buffer against global climate change.
\nThe Congo Basin is also a unique freshwater ecosystem supporting hundreds of millions
\nof people in areas as diverse as the provision of food and materials or trade and exchange. It is
\nalso a crucial part of regulating Earth\u2019s water cycle. The Basin is among the three prominent
\nconvective regions that dominate global rainfall climatology during transition seasons. A remote
\nsensing analysis of its forests reveals that the Basin is at a threshold as it experiences consistent
\npatterns of reduced vegetation greenness and decreased water storage. This hydro-climatic shift
\nis partly the result of extreme droughts, mechanized logging, rotational agriculture and expanding human activities.
\nIn this Cluster, we aim to test the concept of eco- or biogeographic region. We intend to build
\non the work that has already been done in by Earth science research to map the Basin\u2019s forest and
\nwater ecosystems. Using phenology patterns and light regimes derived from MODIS (Moderate
\nResolution Image Spectometer), they have identified 8 distinct forest types, including mangroves
\nand swamps. These distinct forest types are important bio-physical barriers which have isolated
\ndistinct species. But they also operate as nodes of connection which allow patterns of species coexistence to emerge. What this coexistence might entail for a multi species understanding of regionalization will be at the center of our inquiry.
\nWe will also build on the work done on regional hydrology and hydrodynamics of the waters in the Basin, which shows the extent to which future climate change and land use are likely to
\naffect the overall C cycle of the Basin while increasing CO2 evasion. This will be mapped against
\nthe various ways in which indigenous communities have developed a long and intricate relationship to natural ecosystems while deriving their livelihoods and essential natural resources from
\nthis environment. In this Cluster, we will use a combined methodology: collection of new data
\nwhere it is possible, reworking and reinterpretation of existing data, conducting targeted research
\nin specific locations.
\n| Southern Atlantic and Indian Oceanic Africa |
\nRegionalization processes in Southern Africa will be placed within the broader Southern
\nHemispheric context (South Atlantic and Indian Ocean in particular). With Eastern Africa,
\nSouthern Africa is one of the two main maritime gateways to Asia. Furthermore, it is located at
\nthe center of a chain that connects seas and continents while bridging the Atlantic and Indian
\nOceans. To a large extent, these connections form a sub-global web that reflects unfolding shifts
\nin the pathways of globalization. This Cluster will examine how these shifts are currently perceived, understood and represented, the ways in which they work as a potential alternative to the
\nglobal North and how they enable the movement of people, goods and ideas.
\nThrough careful descriptive and empirical research, we hope to show how these various
\ntypes of movements result in the creation of different types of places, boundaries and connec-
\ntions and networks, contributing therefore to original and at times unexpected modes of de facto
\nregionalization. Building on the distinction between several forms of movement or mobilities, we
\nhope to better understand the tensions and conflicting dynamics between local spatial strategies
\nbased on circulation, routes and connections, networks and flows on the one hand, and on State
\nand elite-driven modes of regionalization whose main foundations are national sovereign territories.
\n| African Technoscapes |
\nThis Cluster will mainly focus on two selected large technical assemblages in the domains
\nof health and environment across Africa and its regions. The two core assemblages selected for
\nscrutiny are quantification (or making of data) and satellite as well as drone imaging of the earth.
\nThe Cluster will inquire into the ways in which the selected technological assemblages shape the
\nforms and practices of evidence-making in the domains of health and environment and thereby
\ndeeply impact daily lives, governance and space-making. Inversely, the Cluster will examine how
\nthe technologies in turn are shaped by their particular deployments and usages.
\nThe Cluster will examine in detail how these two techno-scientific assemblages and their
\nmethodologies contribute to re-define what health is about, how it is related to the environment
\nand how these re-definitions re-shape governance and the relation between techno-scientific
\nzones and political territories.
\nIn order to deal with these questions, the Cluster will also keep an eye on the ways in
\nwhich the techno-scientific assemblages foster new forms and senses of individual and collective
\nidentities, of belonging and of being in the world. With what myths, desires and symbolic and
\nfinancial capital are they imbued?
\nOn a more abstract level, the detailed inquiries will be related to the following general
\nquestions: What regimes of national and non-national sovereignty are they making possible?
\nWhat types of hybrid and connected spaces are they producing? What segregated and integrated
\nsocial worlds are they fostering? To what extent are they reconfiguring the regionalization processes of the continent?<\/p>\n

\nFor more information please open this link
\nhttps:\/\/wiser.wits.ac.za\/event\/wiser-call-two-year-postdoctoral-positions-2020-2022<\/a><\/p>\n

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