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Durham University & Royal Geographical Society, UK Job Overview:
This position involves insights on relations between cartographic and other knowledge systems; how boundary maps are produced through processes that articulate across a range of media; and how the intersection of maps, knowledge, and media are mobilised to construct ideals of state territory amidst the practicalities of political bordering. Qualifications:
We welcome applicants with backgrounds in 19th/20th-century historical geography (especially in colonial contexts), political geography (especially in the politics and practice of border management and boundary delimitation), cartography, surveying, or other related fields. Supervision:
The research student will be supervised by Prof Phil Steinberg (Durham), Dr Léonie Newhouse (Durham), Prof Keith Lilley (Queen’s Belfast), and Dr Katie Parker (RGS) and based primarily at Durham.
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Durham University & Royal Geographical Society, UK Job Overview:
This position involves insights on relations between cartographic and other knowledge systems; how boundary maps are produced through processes that articulate across a range of media; and how the intersection of maps, knowledge, and media are mobilised to construct ideals of state territory amidst the practicalities of political bordering. Qualifications:
We welcome applicants with backgrounds in 19th/20th-century historical geography (especially in colonial contexts), political geography (especially in the politics and practice of border management and boundary delimitation), cartography, surveying, or other related fields. Supervision:
The research student will be supervised by Prof Phil Steinberg (Durham), Dr Léonie Newhouse (Durham), Prof Keith Lilley (Queen’s Belfast), and Dr Katie Parker (RGS) and based primarily at Durham.
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