FLACSO QUITO : CONCURSO PÚBLICO DE MÉRITOS Y OPOSICIÓN PARA CONTRATAR,PROFESOR/A TITULAR AGREGADO/A “B” DE GEOGRAFÍA
La Facultad Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales, FLACSO Sede Ecuador, llama a concurso público de merecimientos y oposición para ocupar el
cargo de Profesor/a Titular Agregado/a “B” de Geografía para su Departamento de Desarrollo, Ambiente y Territorio.
REQUISITOS
1. Tener título doctoral (Ph.D. equivalente) en Geografía o similares.
2. Trayectoria en docencia e investigación en Geografía con énfasis > en Estudios del Territorio en América Latina y/o en Estudios rurales
en América Latina.
3. Tener al menos tres años de experiencia docente en instituciones > de educación superior, de preferencia a nivel de posgrado, o en
instituciones de investigación de prestigio.
4. Haber obtenido como mínimo el 75% del puntaje de la evaluación de desempeño en sus últimos dos períodos académicos.
5. Haber publicado al menos tres obras de relevancia o artículos indexados en el área indicada en el numeral 2.
6. Haber realizado 180 horas de capacitación y actualización profesional, de las cuales 90 habrán sido en metodologías de
aprendizaje e investigación y el resto en temas vinculados con la > docencia e investigación. Se considerarán diversos tipos y modalidades
de capacitación y actualización profesional.
7. Haber participado al menos un año en uno o más proyectos de investigación.
8. Dominio oral y escrito del idioma castellano y suficiencia en al menos otro idioma.
9. Dos cartas de referencia académica.
El/la profesor/a seleccionado/a será contratado/a con la categoría de Profesor Titular Agregado B, tendrá una remuneración mensual fijada en
el escalafón de FLACSO Ecuador de USD 3.809 dólares más los beneficios y menos los descuentos de Ley. Deberá trabajar a tiempo completo y con dedicación exclusiva. Su lugar de trabajo será la sede Ecuador de FLACSO, en la ciudad de Quito. Ejercerá sus actividades en el Área de
“Ciencias Sociales, Educación Comercial y Derecho”; en la Subárea 31: “Ciencias sociales y del comportamiento” (UNESCO).
CRONOGRAMA
Convocatoria por la prensa nacional y otros medios masivos: 10 de febrero de 2014
Consultas y aclaraciones: hasta 10 de marzo de 2014
Recepción de documentación: hasta 12 de marzo de 2014
Evaluación fase de méritos: 17 al 21 de marzo de 2014
Fase de oposición: 24 al 28 de marzo de 2014
Proclamación de resultados: 8 de abril de 2014
RECEPCIÓN DE DOCUMENTOS
Las postulaciones se receptarán en la siguiente dirección:
Concurso Profesor Geografía, FLACSO Sede Ecuador, Secretaría
General, 5to Piso, Torre 1, calle La Pradera E7-174 y Av. Diego de
Almagro, Quito, Ecuador.
O Documentos escaneados, al correo electrónico
concursoprofesorgeografia@flacso.edu.ec
Prix Luis Castro Leiva – Appel à candidatures 2014
Vous trouverez en fichier attaché l’appel à candidature pour le Prix Luis Castro Leiva 2014 pour la recherche en sciences sociales sur le Venezuela.
Ce prix, organisé pour la 9e année consécutive par l’Ambassade de France au Venezuela et l’IHEAL, offre des bourses d’aide à la recherche permettant la réalisation d’études de terrain d’un mois minimum au Venezuela durant l’année civile 2014.
Il concerne les étudiants en master de recherche (M1,M2) ou en doctorat, inscrits dans un établissement d’enseignement supérieur français.
Les candidatures doivent parvenir au plus tard le 21 mars 2014 à 18h (heure de Paris) à l’adresse suivante : iheal-chaires@univ-paris3.fr
Les dossiers doivent comprendre:
Un curriculum vitae détaillé.
Un projet de recherche de 20.000 à 30.000 signes maximum (espaces compris), en français ou espagnol, spécifiant notamment le thème de recherche, la perspective théorique et les procédures méthodologiques adoptées pour effectuer le travail de terrain au Venezuela (entretiens, observation, archives, etc.).
Deux lettres de recommandation (signées et scannées).
Une copie de la carte d’étudiant (année 2013-2014 en cours de validité) ou un certificat attestant l’inscription en master recherche ou en doctorat dans un établissement français.
Publication des résultats: 11 avril 2014.
Appel à manifestation d’intéret l’évaluation finale du projet du Fonds de solidarité prioritaire (Fsp) n° 2009-22 « Soutien aux enseignements de français en Afghanistan (SEFA II)
Appel à manifestation d’intérêt
Le pôle de l’évaluation vous signale la publication au BOAMP le 04.03.2014 de l’annonce n° 14-35749 relative à la prestation indiquée ci-dessous, le texte de cette annonce est repris dans le document joint à ce courriel.
Le marché a pour objet de réaliser, pour le compte du Ministère des Affaires étrangères, l’évaluation finale du projet du Fonds de solidarité prioritaire (Fsp) n° 2009-22 « Soutien aux enseignements de français en Afghanistan (SEFA II) ».
avis-14-35749 – AAPC 07-14 EVal Final FSP 2009-22 enseignements de français Afghanistan SEFA II
CES Events : [VidéoBlog : J. Thuilliez,Santé et Développement] [Nbs offres d’emploi] [Colloques et séminaires]
Vous trouverez la lettre ici :
file:///C:/Users/univ/AppData/Local/Temp/ces-actu.htm
Travail de recherche: vidéos d’Argentin(e)(s)
Claire Allouche étudiante en cinéma au Département Histoire et Théorie de l’Art de l’ENS Ulm et à l’Université Paris VIII sur la récolte d’archives. Travaille plus particulièrement sur la pratique vidéo d’Argentines et Argentins vivant en France, depuis longtemps ou depuis peu, que ce soit sous un jour militant, ou dans un cadre plus intime, plus proche du journal filmé, de la « vidéo amateur » au sens noble du terme.
Aussi, si vous êtes Argentine ou Argentin, si vous avez filmé des moments de votre arrivée à Paris, des événements culturels communautaires (mais pas que…), elle serait particulièrement heureuse de vous rencontrer et d’échanger avec vous à ce sujet. Elle souhaite mener ce travail avec une transparence complète et s’engage à signer une charte stipulant que les informations recueillies ne s’échapperont jamais du cadre de ce projet.
Claire Allouche claire.allouche@ens.fr 06 42 25 96 67
appels concernant les aides à la mobilité des doctorants et les aides à l’organisation de manifestations scientifiques
Deux appels concernant les aides à la mobilité des doctorants et les aides à l’organisation de manifestations scientifiques du Pôle Nord-est XX l’Institut des Amériques sont en ligne.
Dossier de candidature peut être téléchargé en utilisant le lien http://www.institutdesameriques.fr/page-91
Convocatoria a ponencias para el I Taller sobre Modernidad, Secularización y Poder (II-TMSP) Vinculado al V SIMPOSIO INTERNACIONAL SOBRE RELIGIOSIDAD, CULTURA Y PODER
Sobre GERE (UBA), grupo responsable del Simposio, visite: http://gere-uba.blogspot.com/
WG: DAAD: New funding programme for postdocs – Postdoctoral researchers international mobility (PRIME)
The DAAD is starting the PRIME programme – Postdoctoral researchers international mobility (funded by the Federal Ministry of Education
and Research (BMBF) and the European Union) to support postdocs’ international mobility.
The programme is open to postdoctoral researchers of all nationalities who see their long-term career in Germany. They will be given the
opportunity to combine the association with a German university with a research stay abroad. There are no restrictions as to the country of
destination as long as the applicant has not stayed in the respective country for more than 12 months in total during the three years up to
31 March 2014.
The support is for 18 months, of which the first 12 months should be spent abroad and the remaining six months in Germany. The funding is
made up of a lump sum travel allowance for the selected candidate and accompanying spouse or partner within the meaning of the law on civil
partnerships and children in accordance with the set DAAD rates and the commitment for the employment at the selected German host university for the whole funding period.
Online applications can be handed in from 1 March until 31 March 2014.
For additional information and a link to the online application form, please
visithttps://www.daad.de/ausland/studieren/stipendium/de/22346-postdoctoral-researchers-international-mobility-experience/.
The English version of the call can be found
athttps://www.daad.de/medien/ausland/dokumente/prime_programmausschreibung__englisch_140214.pdf.
EASA 2014 Conflicts & Social Violence in an Uncertain and Interconnected World P.033
EASA 2014. Collaboration,
Intimacy & Revolution
- innovation and continuity in an interconnected
world/ Tallin-Estonia, July 31st- August 3d 2014
Panel 033. Conflict & Social
Violence in an Uncertain and Interconnected World
Sylvie Ayimpam (Institute of African Worlds IMAF), Roberto Beneduce (University ofTorino), Jacky Bouju (IMAF-AMU)
Deadline for Proposals February 27th 2014
This panel wants to question the issue of ordinary violence and its dynamics in interconnected but uncertain contemporary societies. Whatever their shape, these social violence appear to be very different from spectacular collective forms of political or economical violence. Ordinary violence is violence experienced by ordinary people in their ordinary everyday lives. Occurring everywhere, they are ordinary and daily routine though always culturally or locally specific in their achievements. They take place in relationships or interactions undermined by power abuse or exploitation. One sees violence, one is violent or lives with violence, one issubjected to it and suffers from it, one qualifies it or judges it. Indeed, everybody has direct or indirect experience of it and is able to recognize it through the diversity of its expressions. How ordinary violence is perceived depends on a person’s beliefs and ideology and on the mainstream ideology of the local culture. Therefore, interpretations of what ordinary violence is vary widely and are a matter of heated discussion in any society. Previous studies have focused on the social construction of ordinary violence in ‘face to face’ interactions, in marital and kin relationships or in professional or neighbourhood relations in African societies. But, the kind of ordinary violence springing from distant interconnections and from a growing feeling of uncertainty has not been suited as such. Then, it is from these contexts that we want to investigate anew the issue of ordinary social conflicts andviolence.
Considering interconnection it is fashionable to say that new intensive communication technics (mobile phones, internet,virtual networks, blogs…) favour proximity between individuals, allowing better acknowledgement and even intimacy. Yet, if ‘ordinary’ physical interactions may produce, at the same time, solidarity and rivalry, confidence and mistrust, one may think that communication intensification and acceleration in virtual interactions can generate unprecedented forms of violence. Then, what means virtual intimacy? Is connivance or complicity possible without co-presence? In societies where orality is the main communication medium the mobile phone could indeed interconnect isolated distant persons. But, fine African observations show that the previous impossibility to be interconnected when at distance (as is the case for migrants) was also a way for individuals to emancipate or have a breath when caught in intrusive or constraining social relationships. Therefore, is the clear-cut separation of physical co-presence from oral communication so easy to achieve? Is not the imperfect privacy created by unavoidable interconnection creating new tensions, jealousy, contempt or envy between individuals? In Africa, for instance, an insisting rumour says that some mobile phone numbers can kill! How mobile phones or web virtual communications came to be be vectors of witchcraft violence in contemporary Africa?
What about the specific property of intimacy to protect personal stuffs needing to be hidden in order to preserve from insane curiosity? What kind of violence may spring from an irresponsible or thoughtless consent to see or to be seen and localised at any moment? Is not such an incomplete intimacy a new source conflict and violence? We would like to receive proposals that illustrate ordinary forms of conflicts and violence springing from the lack of intimacy between interconnected worlds.
However, present societies are not only characterized by intensive interconnection. They are also characterized by growing uncertainty. They are shaped by increasing economic inequalities, by social fragmentation and by cultural heterogeneity altogether creating a general feeling of uncertainty. The traditional ways of securing daily life (work revenue and income, family or community solidarity) do not succeed anymore in reducing uncertainty, insecurity and vulnerability for the weakest. For instance concerning land tenure, globalisation has increased international speculation on farming lands in many African countries thus increasing vulnerability and uncertainty for the poorest among farmers. In such conditions,the interconnected world is not only uncertain it appears also threatening.
Then, in Africa for instance, reducing uncertainty and searching for security have become everywhere one of the main personal or family goals. Indeed, this is made quite clear in the effervescence of popular beliefs in witchcraft and various occult practices that desperately try to make sense of widespread misfortune. Talisman protections and magical or religious practices appear then as appropriate resources to exercise favourable influences on personal fates. More seriously, ritual crimes and human body parts and bones traffic have become today prosperous activities that are boosted by an international demand originating from very wealthy individual trying to secure their dominating position. These beliefs and technics are thought to limit hazards and reduce uncertainty weighing on individual s’fates. But, trust in witchcraft and magic practices goes along with mistrust in friends, neighbours or kins. Therefore, these cultural solutions generate in turn their lot of ordinary violence.
We would like, then to have contribution proposals describing ordinary violence springing from witchcraft beliefs and occult practices attempting desperately to secure private lives. Our aim is to understand how this violence is perceived, understood and justified by concerned social actors, be they victims, offenders or witnesses.
Proposals should rely on cases of ordinary violence based on observation, field work s’ studies or life histories collected in different social settings and contexts, in different parts of the world on conflicts and violence about land tenure, domestic, family or neighbourhood affairs, professional relationships or love relations, occults practices and witchcraft violence. The ordinary violence may be of any kind: physical or moral harassment, psychological coercion, implicit or explicit threats and menaces, power and authority abuse, and so forth.
This panel 033 is bilingual (French and English) multidisciplinary and contributions from social sciences (sociology, anthropology, political sciences, history, etc.) are welcome. To send a proposal in English or French please click on the link below and then on the button ‘propose a paper’ left bottom of the page.
http://www.nomadit.co.uk/easa/easa2014/panels.php5?PanelID=3084
Please note that deadline to send your proposal is on February 27th 2014
Key words: Social violence, ordinary violence, conflicts, social interactions, solidarity, trust, intimacy, interconnection, uncertainty, precariousness, vulnerability, virtual social networks, social regulation, collective action, anomy, social change.
Appel à manifestation d’intéret
Appel à manifestation d’intérêt
Le pôle de l’évaluation vous signale la publication au BOAMP le 25/02/2014 de l’annonce n° 14-32150 relative à la prestation indiquée ci-dessous, le texte de cette annonce est repris dans le document joint à ce courriel.
Le marché a pour objet de réaliser, pour le compte du Ministère des Affaires étrangères, évaluation finale du projet « Appui à la gouvernance financière au Niger (FSP 2010-06 Agofi) »
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