ANTHROMOB co-organised a 10-day doctoral student late summer school in concert with the research group Cultures of Mobility in Europe (COME), led by Dr. Anna Lipphardt. This engaging, multidisciplinary event brought together junior scholars carrying out research on mobile or multi-local work-life arrangements. The ten days encouraged participants to ponder contexts in which mobile practices are an integral part of the quotidian negotiation between different forms of work/subsistence and other spheres of life, such as family life and social networks, housing, political involvement, religion, or leisure. It gave the opportunity for postgraduate students to learn from junior and senior scholars who work across both the social sciences and the humanities.
09 Oct 2015
- 18 Oct 2015
Mobile Work-Life Arrangements: Exploring Conceptual and Methodological Challenges
Network: Anthropology and Mobility