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IULIUS-CEZAR MACARIE Curriculum Vitae | Jan 2018 IULIUS-CEZAR MACARIE Curriculum Vitae | Jan 2018 Awards Research Interests 2013 | Round Table Projects Winner Anthropology of Work, Dispossession, Migration, Global City, Night Work, Precariousness, Precariat, Habitus, Enacted and Visual Ethnography. 2012 | Ambassador's Diploma Education Central European University, Budapest, HUNGARY 09.2013-04.2018 Sociology and Social Anthropology, PhD Candidate Grants 2017 | CEU Write-up Grant 2013 | University College London, UNITED KINGDOM East 2010-2012 European Studies, Research Masters (MRes) INTEGRIM Marie-Curie ESR 2012 | CEELBAS Internship Grant Birkbeck College, University of London, UK Analytical 2006-2008 Psychology, Masters of Science (MSc) About Kingston University, London, UNITED KINGDOM 2003-2006 Psychology and Criminology, Honours (BSc) PoB: Romania Romanian-British Professional Appointments Central European University, Budapest, HUNGARY 09.2016-04.2018 Current Positions: Date Appointed: 09.2013 Centre for Policy Studies, Research Affiliate Research Affiliate University of Sussex, Brighton, UNITED KINGDOM 10.2014-03.2015 Centre for Policy Studies SCMR Visiting Research Fellow PhD Candidate Sociology and Social Anthropology Central European University, Budapest, HUNGARY 09.2013-12.2016 Marie Skłodowska-Curie INTEGRIM Early Stage Central European University Budapest, Researcher Hungary University of Leeds, UNITED KINGDOM 02-04.2013 EUCROSS Field Researcher/Interviewer Contact Homerton University Hospital, London, UK 02-08.2013 Outreach Worker/Researcher (non-academic) Contact person by email Migrants Organise, UCL/CEELBAS Internship Award, 09-12.2012 London, UNITED KINGDOM | Research and Policy Intern [email protected] St George’s Mental Health, London, UNITED KINGDOM 09.2009-08.2010 Psychology Assistant, Co-facilitator in Cognitive Therapy macarie.i.c The Priory Healthcare, London, UNITED KINGDOM 09.2008-08.2009 Psychology Assistant, Co-facilitator in Cognitive Therapy 60 Windsor Ave. London SW19 2RR United Kingdom The Priory Hospital, London, UNITED KINGDOM 01.2006-08.2008 Psychology Assistant, Nursing and Therapy Teaching Experience Central European University, HUNGARY 01-04.2017 Sociology and Social Anthropology Course on Qualitative and Quantitative Approaches Teaching Assistant South West London and St George's NHS, UNITED KINGDOM 2008 - 2010 Psychology Assistant | Group Facilitation & 1-2-1 (non-academic teaching) Research Awards Round Table Projects Winner 2013 Romanian Cultural Centre | Ratiu Family Foundation Invisible Lives: Romanian Night Workers in London 15' Documentary, Production: UK Co- Director HE Dr Ion Jinga | Ambassador's Diploma 2012 Romanian Ambassador in the UK and Northern Ireland For Special Contribution and Promotion of the Integration of the Romanian Community in the UK. Edinburgh University | UK Membership of Professional Associations European Association of Social Anthropology 02.2018 Member (M20864) Marie Curie Alumni Association Ongoing Member (orcid.org/0000-0002-0525-9439) Research Grants Write-up Grant for Social Sciences and Humanities 01.2017 Central European University, Budapest, HUNGARY 2 INTEGRIM (International Migration and Integration of Migrants: 2013-2016 Pathways and Integration Policies) FP7 (2007-2013) Marie-Skłodowska Curie | Junior Research Fellowship Awarding Body: INTEGRIM Coordinator Pedro Arrupe Human Rights Institute | Universidad de Deusto, SPAIN Home Institution: Central European University, Budapest, HUNGARY CEELBAS Internship Scheme Award 2012 Centre for East European Language-Based Area Studies UNITED KINGDOM Junior Research Forum Grant 2012 European Institute | University College London UNITED KINGDOM Ratiu Family Foundation 2010 Romanian Cultural Centre, London UNITED KINGDOM Academic Administration and Professional Activities Conference Papers Co-Organised 21, 22.07.2017 Nightlaboratory: Nocturnal Corporeality and Sounds Workshops European Association of Social Anthropology, EASA Biennal Conference 2016 Milano- Bicocca University, Milan, ITALY Seminars The Nocturnal Anthropologist: Exploring the Method of Nocturnal Fieldwork 07.2017 EASA Biennal Conference 2016 Milano-Bicocca University, Milan, ITALY Night Shifts in the Nocturnal City of the Future 07.2017 ESOF EuroScience Open Forum | ESOF Satelite Marie-S Curie Alumni Poster Session | Nocturnal 24/7 City University of Manchester, UNITED KINGDOM 3 INTEGRIM-SCRIBANI 2016 International Migration 07.2017 Integration and Social Justice in Europe: Sharing Perspectives between Academia and Civil Society Paper | Night Shifts in the Days of Post-Circadian Capitalism: A theoretical proposition to clarify the concept of solidarity when employed empirically to assess precariousness amongst migrant night workers in global cities Pedro Arrupe Human Rights Institute | Universidad de Deusto, SPAIN Paper | Invisible Denizens: Migrant Night Shift Workers' Habitus and the Six S's 07.2017 Tourism and the Night Seminar University of Westminster, London, UNITED KINGDOM Paper | Precarious Night Shifters in the Days of Post-Circadian Capitalism 07.2017 Romanian Migration Workshop University College London, UNITED KINGDOM Paper | Habitus and the Six S Factors: Corporeal Embodiment of Knowledge 04.2017 in Migrant Night Shift Workers’ Bodily Practices. INTEGRIM Managing Dis-Integration Workshop Sussex University, Brighton, UNITED KINGDOM 04.2016 Paper | The Nocturnal Anthropologist: Reflections on the Graveyard Shift Cities After Hours | School of European Languages, Culture and Society University College London, UNITED KINGDOM 09.2015 Paper | Half-in, Half-Out: Roma and Non-Roma Romanians with Limited Rights Working and travelling in the European Union | VIII Congress | Migraciones Internationales Espana, Granada, SPAIN Paper | Developing a Framework Based on Migrants' Coping Strategies to Fight Precariousness 06.2015 INTEGRIM WP3 Scientific Meeting on Migrant Labour Integration Market. University of Sussex, UNITED KINGDOM 4 Appearance Invisible Lives was screened within the remit of the conference Beyond Borders: 2013-14 Migration and (in)Equality in Central Europe in Comparison — in Prague, CZECH REPUBLIC, ASTRA AFF 2014 Film Festival, Sibiu, ROMANIA, and Human Rights Initiative, Budapest, HUNGARY BBC Radio 4, The Report | Bulgarian and Romanian Immigration 06.2013 Translator Publications Peer-reviewed Articles Macarie, Iulius-Cezar. Invisible Denizens: Migrant Night Shift Workers’ Fragile Possibilities 2017 for Solidarity in the Post-Circadian Capitalist Era. Working Papers Series 4. Centre for Policy Studies, Central European University. Available at http://bit.ly/ID-CPS4-17 Macarie, Iulius-Cezar. Invisible Denizens: What Possibilities for Solidarity are There Left 2017 Amongst Migrant Night Shift Workers? Euxeinos, Open Access Journal for Governance and Culture in Europe. University of St.Gallen. Available at http://bit.ly/euxeinos Macarie, Iulius-Cezar. Half-in, Half-out: Roma and Non-Roma Romanians with Limited Rights 2014 Working and Travelling in the European Union. INTEGRIM Working Papers No. 8, Budapest. Available at: http://bit.ly/1fzVoFu Book Chapter Macarie, Iulius-Cezar. Invisible Denizens: Migrant Night Shift Workers’ Habitus 2019 and the Six S Factors in Managing (Dis-)Integration eds. Springer Publishing, IMISCOE Research Series: London (Forthcoming 2019 | Book Proposal Accepted). Runner-up IMISCOE PRIZE for Books in Open Access. Book Review Macarie, Iulius-Cezar. Sex at the Margins: Migration, Labour Markets and the Rescue Industry by Laura Maria Agustín (2007). Marginalia Journal, 6, Winter 2010. Available at | http://bit.ly/WLTYkm. 5 Reports Perry, Georgina and Macarie, Iulius-Cezar. Findings from Needs Assessment 2013 Conducted with Street Sex Workers in the London Borough of Newham. Homerton University Hospital NHS Trust. Open Doors: London. Available at | http://bit.ly/2kLPVpo Macarie, Iulius-Cezar. Night Workers: Recommendations for Improving Night Workers Livelihoods. 2012 Migrants Organise: London. Available at | http://bit.ly/MO_NS_Rprts Macarie, Iulius-Cezar. Nocturnal Workers: London's Unseen Migrant Workforce 2012 Available at | http://bit.ly/MO_NS_Rprts. Documentary for Research The Sleepless Bat (trailer) 2016 Macarie, Iulius-Cezar © LightSparks Creatives Time: 04'03"| Production: HUNGARY/ UNITED KINGDOM Available at | http://bit.ly/slplsbatrlrv2 Nocturnal Lives: Day Sleepers 2015 Overtime Films and Macarie, Iulius-Cezar © LightSparks Creatives Time: 08'03" | Production: UNITED KINGDOM Access Available upon Request for Academic Use Only Invisible Lives: Romanian Night Shift Workers in London 2013 Marrinan Timmothy and Iulius-Cezar Macarie Time: 14'50" | Production: UNITED KINGDOM Available at | http://bit.ly/invsblelvs 6 .
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