Nightnography® ⸺ my bona fide.
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Welcome / Fáilte / Bine a-ți venit!
During the day, I am a Lecturer in Sociology, with the Department of Sociology and Criminology, University College Cork, Ireland. By night, I am an anthropologist.
I graduated in 2018, with a doctoral degree in Sociology and Social Anthropology under the guidance of Professor Violeta Zentai, Department of Sociology and Social Anthropology, from Central European University, Vienna, Austria (then based in Budapest, Hungary).
In 2016, I founded the Nightworkshop, and conducted several Nightnography projects since ⸺ see My Portfolio.
I set up the Nightworkshop project to research nightwork in cities, and the invisible migrants working at night.
I campaign for the rights of nightworkers ⸺ read the Nightworker Charter. If you agree, then sign it and share - in solidarity with nightworkers. YOU can help change their fate!
As a nightnographer and migration scholar, for the past decade I reached out to migrant nightshift workers working around the clock in European cities, because I have a growing concern about their invisibility from public debates, political agendas, and scholarly fields.
Research Interests:
Nightwork, nighttime economy, decent work agenda, international migration, social justice policies, multi-sited and multi-modal nightnography, producing films and podcasts applied to research and teaching on migration and labour dynamics.
Countries:
Europe (Ireland, Romania, U.K.).
Do get in touch, if you find that your research interests resonate with what you find on this website. The lotus is in the mud!
In power with nightworkers!
Thanks for stopping by.
Dr. Julius-Cezar MacQuarie ⸺ No mud, no lotus!
Thank you! Be in touch soon.
