Postdoc Opportunities in Disability and Political Parties (DISPOP) University of Southampton and University of Strathclyde in United Kingdom

The University of Strathclyde’s Department of Government and Public Policy is recruiting a Postdoctoral Research Associate for the ESRC Responsive Mode project Disability and Political Parties (DISPOP) . The project is led by Professor Elizabeth Evans (University of Southampton) and Professor Stefanie Reher (University of Strathclyde). It examines how disabled people experience political parties, what barriers they face, how parties address disability, accessibility, and inclusion, and how polit...

Research Fellow opportunity in Disability and Political Parties in Europe (DISPOP) , an ESRC-funded project led by Prof Elizabeth Evans and Dr Stefanie Reher (University of Strathclyde). The post is based in the Department of Politics and International Relations , Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Southampton . The project examines how disability shapes participation in electoral politics and how political parties can become more accessible and inclusive. The research compares four cases...

PhD opportunity at the University of Greenwich Business School on Beyond Treatment: A Bio-Social Approach to Labour Market Participation among NEET Youth with Mental Health Conditions . The project examines how health inequalities, social determinants, and structural barriers shape the experiences of young people who are not in education, employment or training (NEET), with a particular focus on mental health conditions, disability studies, community psychology, social geography, occupational he...

🚀 NIHR Postdoctoral Fellowship opportunity in the United Kingdom for researchers in the Humanities or Social Sciences . This fellowship supports early career researchers who want to build research independence through funding, training, mentorship, and career development. The post highlights the chance to conduct impactful health and care research within the UK research environment. Eligibility highlights: applicants must be based at an eligible UK university or recognised UK research organisati...

Fully funded PhD opportunity at the University of Glasgow within the UKRI-funded Civic Imaginary Partnerships project . The project explores civic feelings and emotional governance in place-based policy , with a Glasgow-based case study that may be contemporary or historical. It is a strong fit for applicants interested in political ethnography , human geography , urban studies , social policy , and related social-science fields. Research themes highlighted in the post include how emotion shapes...