European University Institute- Political and Social Sciences (PhD.)- 2009- present Comparative mixed methods research into collective identities, social cleavages and transnational social networks in European societies based on class, Europeanization, transnationalization and cosmopolitanism. In particular a comparison of qualitative, in-depth case studies of Estonia, Italy, and the Netherlands, with a special focus on the social effects of the economic crisis in Europe. More information: www.Imagining.eu -Supervisor: Martin Kohli.
Essex Summer School in Social Science Data Analysis (2010): Course in 'Advanced Social Network Analysis: Selection Mechanisms and Social Structure'. European University Institute (201 0): M.Phil degree awarded in Political and Social Sciences.
Radboud University Nijmegen I ICS graduate school - Social Cultural Sciences: Comparative Research on Societies (MSc.Research) - 2006-2008- Cum laude
Thesis title: CosmoPoles: Shifting boundaries in the identification with Europe. Interdisciplinary (Sociology, Anthropology, Politics) mixed methods (qualitative I quantitative) approach, and a quantitative cross-national comparison. Research based on in-depth fieldwork in Poland (Oct. 2007- Feb. 2008).
Radboud University Nijmegen- Sociology (BSc.)- 2004-2007 Specialization in comparative research on cohesion, inequality, and identity. Special interest in methodology, statistics, and techniques for quantitative data analysis. Projects on attitudes and fears concerning terrorism, Islam, religion, and research methodology. Radboud University Nijmegen- Cult. Anthropology & Development stud. (BSc.) -2003-2006
Specialization in case study research on social cohesion, nationalism, collective identity, migration, and European integration. Special interest in epistemology and research methodology. Bachelor thesis on epistemology and the ethnographic method.
Hogeschool Zuyd, Maastricht - Pedagogical Academy for Primary Education (propaedeutic diploma) - 2002-2003
Work experience
Research experience:
European University Institute, Florence: PhD. Research project 'Imagining Europe' (2009-present).
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The project strategy for this research involved intensive cooperation with a self-assembled team of around 7 students in each of the three countries for data collection (Estonia, Italy, the Netherlands). This taught me significant skills in project and team management, organising information exchange, and data collection design. It also allowed me to train students as interviewers and required me to advise students on the methodology in their own projects.
Utrecht University, Department of Pedagogical Sciences: Researcher for 'Wired Up: Digital media as
innovative socialization practises for migrant youth ' (2009 ).
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Research into identity and learning practices of Dutch and Dutch-Moroccan youth online. Worked on an extensive online survey.
Teaching experience:
University of Florence: Master course in International Relations and European Studies. Teaching on
methodological nationalism and mixed methods in research on European identity (2009 ).
Radboud University Nijmegen: Teaching assistant for 'Qualitative Research Methodology C' (B3 level, Cultura I A nth ropology) - assist ing in lectures and guidance of students (20 06-2 00 7). Radboud University Nijmegen: Teaching assistan t for 'Contemporary Social Issues' (B2 level, Sociology) assisting in lectures, guiding students, and checking exams (2006-2 007). Hogeschool Zuyd, Maastricht: Two extensive internships at primary schools (20 02-2003).
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European University Institute, Florence, Department of Political and Social Sciences (2009-2010).
Elected 'Researcher Representative' to represent the researchers within the EUI administration. Involved in organisation of curriculum, departmental meetings, researcher welfare, and logistics. Radboud University Nijmegen: Member ofself-evaluation I accreditation commission charged with writing
a report about the MSc(research) programme 'Social Cultural Sciences' (2008-2009).
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Radboud University Nijmegen: Member of educational commission for Research Master 'Social Cultural
Sciences' (2006-2007).
Radboud University Nijmegen: Employee Student's Affairs and information services (2005-2008). Radboud University Nijmegen: Student representative, dept. of Cultural Anthropology (2003-2005). Study association 'Quetzalcoatl' (for Cultural Anthropology): Elected President (2004-2005) and
Treasurer (2003-2004).
Research Design Workshop on Social Network Analysis (SNA), May 2011, EUI, Florence. Methodological Workshop on Social Network Analysis (SNA), April2010, EUI, Florence. Methodological Workshop on Online Research Methods, May 2010, EUI, Florence.
Committee member for 'Fraternite 2020', the first European Citizens' Initiative (2012-present). Editor for an upcoming edited book on 'European Identity in Times of Crisis' (2012-present). Collaborator on 'Amsterdam Social Science', a peer-reviewed journal and a platform for young social scientists
Some experience in visual methods (photography, video) through summer school (Goldsmiths College, University of London, 2012), various courses, and freelance work. Attended numerous academic conferences, symposia, seminars and workshops between 2006 and 2013 (an overview is available upon request).
Languages
Dutch - native speaker English - excellent German, French, Italian - passive
Identifying Space: A Methodologically Pluralist Analysis of Post-National Identifications in Estonia. Conference paper prepared for 'Fading Nation-states?'.
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(2011) for the EASA Biennial conference.
Moes, J. (2010) Competing discourses on Europe: the divided case of Estonia. Conference paper prepared Moes, J. (2009) CosmoPoles: A Mixed Methods Study on the European Identity of Higher Educated Polish
Perspective. Thesis for the (2 yr.) Research Master 'Social Cultural Sciences: Comparative Research on
Societies'. Nijmegen: NISCO . Eisinga, R., Scheepers, P., Ruben, R., Wester, F., Ne ed, A., & Moes, J. Research Master Social and Cultural