PhD in Populist Speech in EU Parliamentary Committees (1980–2000) University of Amsterdam in Netherlands

IIAS Asia in the World Fellowship Programme 2027–2028 is a fully funded nine-month residential fellowship hosted by the International Institute for Asian Studies (IIAS), Leiden University . The programme supports early- to mid-career researchers and knowledge professionals working on Asia from interdisciplinary , transregional , and global perspectives. The fellowship is structured in two phases: a three-month residency at a partner institution in Asia, Africa, Latin America, or Europe, followed...

The University of Amsterdam is advertising three research vacancies within the project The Sound of Disagreement led by Prof. Dr Josephine Hoegaerts: two PhD positions and one postdoc. The project sits at the intersection of political history and sound studies , with a strong focus on political speech , discourse, and representation. The openings are suitable for early-career researchers from various disciplines. The three topics are: protest and political speech in the Nordics, 1930–1970 (PhD);...

Nalanda University is inviting applications for its Post-Doctoral Fellowship 2026–27 . This is an opportunity for scholars to pursue advanced research across the university’s Schools, Departments, and Research Centres. The fellowship is aimed at candidates with a strong research profile and a proposal that fits the university’s academic priorities. The post specifically asks for a Ph.D. in a relevant discipline and at least five publications in reputed peer-reviewed journals . Research areas: th...

The Oxford School of Global and Area Studies at the University of Oxford is welcoming applications for the British Academy Postdoctoral Fellowship 2026-2027 . This is a postdoctoral fellowship for outstanding early-career researchers who want to strengthen their research and teaching experience in a university environment while completing a significant piece of publishable research. The fellowship is linked to Global and Area Studies and related research interests such as international relations...

Leiden University Centre for the Arts in Society (LUCAS) is offering a fully funded PhD position as part of the project 'Leveraging Language, Proclaiming Power: Linguistic Politics in Early Colonial North America.' This research project, funded by the Dutch Research Council’s Vidi scheme, investigates the interplay between communication choices and power dynamics in early colonial North America (1604–1664). The project is led by Dr. Alisa van de Haar (historical French literature) and co-supervi...