[STS-Africa] Fwd: Call for Researchers | MOBILE SPACES, POROUS BORDERS, AND PATHWAYS OF REGIONALIZATION

[Souad Zeineddine]

Dear Prof. Rottenburg,

Thank you very much for sharing this call. I just opened it and saw that 
the questions posed in "Technoscpaes" have weird "bubbly symbols" in 
front of them is that supposed to be that way? I am talking about these 
four questions:

 1. · What regimes of national and non-national sovereignty are they
    making possible?
 2. · What types of hybrid and connected spaces are they producing?
 3. · What segregated and integrated social worlds are they fostering?
 4. · To what extent are they reconfiguring the regionalization
    processes of the continent?

Warm regards,

Souad

Am 19.08.2020 um 16:10 schrieb Richard Rottenburg:
> Dear all,
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> Please see these two calls for applications, and check particularly 
> the Cluster “Technoscapes”
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> Richard Rottenburg
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>> Begin forwarded message:
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>> *From: *"WISER" <info.wiser at wits.ac.za <mailto:info.wiser at wits.ac.za>>
>> *Subject: **Call for Researchers | MOBILE SPACES, POROUS BORDERS, AND 
>> PATHWAYS OF REGIONALIZATION*
>> *Date: *19. August 2020 at 14:40:41 CEST
>> *To: *Richard Rottenburg <rottenburg at lost-research-group.org 
>> <mailto:rottenburg at lost-research-group.org>>
>> *Reply-To: *"WISER" <info.wiser at wits.ac.za 
>> <mailto:info.wiser at wits.ac.za>>
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>> *Call for Researchers | MOBILE SPACES, POROUS BORDERS, AND PATHWAYS 
>> OF REGIONALIZATION *
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>> *WiSER invites proposals for two-year Research Program (2020-2022) on*
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>> *MOBILE SPACES, POROUS BORDERS, AND PATHWAYS OF REGIONALIZATION*
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>> Thanks to generous funding from Carnegie Foundation (USA) and the 
>> Gerda Henkel Foundation (Germany), WISER is launching a major 
>> interdisciplinary and multi-regional research program called 
>> *Regions2050: Mobile spaces, porous borders, and pathways of 
>> regionalization.*
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>> Coordinated by *Professor Achille Mbembe*, the Program includes 34 
>> researchers and straddles the traditional divide between Francophone, 
>> Anglophone, Arabophone and Lusophone scholarly communities. It also 
>> transcends the divide between Sub-Saharan Africa and North Africa 
>> while reconnecting the African continent to the Southern Atlantic and 
>> Indian Oceanic worlds.
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>> The program is opened to scholars from various disciplines in the 
>> humanities, social sciences, environmental and health  sciences, 
>> economic geography and technology studies in their early-mid career. 
>> Successful candidates will be paid an honorarium. They will belong to 
>> a team, but are expected to _remain in their home institution_ from 
>> where they will conduct their research.
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>> *The deadline for applications is_ 4^th  September 2020_.*
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>> A candidate is only allowed to apply in *_one Cluster_*_._
>> Applications can be found here 
>> <https://wiser.wits.ac.za/civicrm/mailing/url?u=2908&qid=2031841>.
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