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The position will commence on 1February 2019, or as soon as possible thereafter. It will be based in theDepartment of Social Anthropology and provide substantial scope for academicjudgement, originality, interpretation, presentation and publication ofresults.The successful candidate willhave a strong interest in fields such as finance and economic life, risk andvalue, morality and ethics, energy and climate change. Applicants are asked tocontribute their own provisional research ideas in the form of a proposal aspart of their application. Projects will have ethnographic fieldwork at theircore, but may also draw on other methodologies, including archival and visualmedia work.Requirements:The successful candidate musthold, or will be about to be awarded, a PhD in anthropology or a closelyrelated discipline. You must be able to engage critically and creatively withrelevant theoretical and conceptual frameworks within anthropology. You shouldhave strong communication and organisational skills with a passionate interestand expertise in carrying out ethnographic research. You should be willing towork in a team and contribute to public events, publications and limitedteaching alongside your research project.Application:Please apply online at www.vacancies.st-andrews.ac.uk.However, if you are unable to do this, please call +44 (0) 1334 462571 for anapplication pack. Please quote ref.: AR2144SB.Applicants are encouraged to contact thePrincipal Investigator Dr Mette M. High at mmh20@st-andrews.ac.ukfor further information about the project in advance of submittingapplications.