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Dr. Koreen Reece

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Koreen Reece

Akademische Rätin Sozialanthropologie

E-Mail: koreen.reece@uni-bayreuth.de
Telefon: +49 (0)921 / 55-4112

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Profil

Wissenschaftlicher Werdegang

  • 2021- : Assistant Professor (Akademische Rän), Social Anthropology – University of Bayreuth 
  • 2017-2020: Postdoctoral Research Fellow, A Global Anthropology of Transforming Marriage (European Research Council) – University of Edinburgh, PI Janet Carsten 
  • 2016: Ethnographic Writing Fellow, Centre for Ethnography – University of Toronto (Scarborough) 
  • 2016: Teaching Fellow, Social Anthropology – University of Edinburgh 
  • 2015: PhD Social Anthropology (no corrections) – University of Edinburgh; Thesis Title: An Ordinary Crisis? Kinship in Botswana’s Time of AIDS (Examiners: Prof. Deborah James; Prof. Anthony Good) *; Outstanding Doctoral Thesis Award, School of Social and Politcal Science 
  • 2010: MSc Social Anthropology, First Class (Distinction) – University of Edinburgh 
  • 1999: BA (Hons) English Literature – Simon Fraser University Departmental Thesis Award, English


Forschungsschwerpunkte

Kinship and Families; Medical Anthropology and Global Health (epidemics, HIV and AIDS); NGOs and the state; Development and Humanitarianism; Care; Crisis; Children and Childhood; Botswana and Southern Africa; Ethnographic Writing & Methods


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Profil

Wissenschaftlicher Werdegang

  • 2021- : Assistant Professor (Akademische Rän), Social Anthropology – University of Bayreuth 
  • 2017-2020: Postdoctoral Research Fellow, A Global Anthropology of Transforming Marriage (European Research Council) – University of Edinburgh, PI Janet Carsten 
  • 2016: Ethnographic Writing Fellow, Centre for Ethnography – University of Toronto (Scarborough) 
  • 2016: Teaching Fellow, Social Anthropology – University of Edinburgh 
  • 2015: PhD Social Anthropology (no corrections) – University of Edinburgh; Thesis Title: An Ordinary Crisis? Kinship in Botswana’s Time of AIDS (Examiners: Prof. Deborah James; Prof. Anthony Good) *; Outstanding Doctoral Thesis Award, School of Social and Politcal Science 
  • 2010: MSc Social Anthropology, First Class (Distinction) – University of Edinburgh 
  • 1999: BA (Hons) English Literature – Simon Fraser University Departmental Thesis Award, English