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Home>Job advertisement: 2 Postdoctoral researchers12 October 2026AFFIPRO Project explores how movements between professions reveal occupational affinities and differences in symbolic capital, combining quantitative and ethnographic approaches across three national contexts. We welcome applicants with a PhD in the social sciences, preferably sociology or political science, strong qualitative research skills, and an interest in social inequality. The successful candidates will coordinate ethnographic research and contribute to collaborative publications and the project’s scientific development. One-year, full-time CNRS contracts, with a possible extension subject to performance and funding. Fluency in French and proficiency in English are required. Apply before November 2. Positions start no later than January 1, 2027. See here for the full job description and application details.
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