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CURRICULUM VITAE
Centre for Policy Studies | Central European University (CEU) // Budapest, 1051-Hungary+44 7890 857 962 // +36 1 327 3000 / [email protected]
Migration, Anthropology of Work, Global City, Bodily Precariousness, Dispossession, Habitus, Enacted and Visual Ethnography.
Research Affiliate, Central European University | 09.’16 - Present Marie-Curie Early Stage Researcher, CEU | 09.’13 – 12.’16 EUCROSS Researcher // Open Doors Outreach // CEELBAS Intern | 09.’12 – 08.’13
PhD (defense/viva 04.2018), Socio-Anthropology, Central European University | 09.2013 – 04.’18 MRes, Research Masters in East European Studies, SSEES / University College London | 2010 – ’12 MSc, Psychodynamics of Human Development, Birkbeck College, University of London | 2006 – ’08 BSc, Psychology with Criminology, Kingston University, London | 2003 – ‘06
Werner Herzog Masterclass, Online | 11.’16 // Verzió DocLab, CEU | 9-12.11.’16 3-day INTEGRIM Workshops: Amsterdam (2013), Budapest (2014), Istanbul (2015). Bilbao (2016) Marie Curie Networks Film School, CEU | 12.’14MiReKoc Summer School, International Migration in the Post-Soviet Space | 06-07.’14
Sussex Centre for Migration and Research (SCMR), University of Sussex |10.’14 – 03.’15
Macarie, I-C., (2017). Invisible Denizens: What Possibilities for Solidarity are There Left Amongst Migrant Night Shift Workers? Journal for Governance and Culture in Europe, Euxeinos, 22, 63:73.
Macarie, I-C., (2018). Invisible Denizens: Migrant Night Shift Workers’ Habitus and the Six S Factors. In Managing (Dis-)Integration (eds). Springer Publishing, IMISCOE Research Series: London (Contract Signed). Runner-up IMISCOE PRIZE for Books in Open Access.
Macarie, I-C., (2017). Migrant Night Shift Workers’ Fragile Possibilities for Solidarity in the Post-Circadian Capitalist Era. Marie-Curie Changing Employment Research Paper Series, Centre for Policy Studies, Working Papers Series, 4.
Macarie, I-C., (2014). Half-in, Half-out: Roma and Non-Roma Romanians with Limited Rights Working and Travelling in the European Union. Marie-Curie INTEGRIM Research Paper Series, Centre for Policy Studies, CEU, 8.
Macarie, I-C., (2010). Sex at the Margins: Migration, Labour Markets and the Rescue Industry by Laura Maria Agustín, 2007. Marginalia Journal, 6.
Perry, Georgina and Macarie, I-C. (2013). Findings from Needs Assessment 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, I-C. (2012). Night Workers: Recommendations for Improving Night Workers Livelihoods. Migrants Organise: London. Available at | http://bit.ly/MO_NS_Rprts
Anita De Donato, (2017). Vers de nouvelles méthodes de communication, de partage et de production du savoir anthropologique? Les ateliers (Labs) d’EASA 2016 (Milan, 20-23 Juillet 2016) Journal des Anthropologues, 311:316. Available at | http://jda.revues.org/6722
JULIUS-CEZAR MACARIE
Macarie, I-C. (2016) The Sleepless Bat (trailer) (UK, HU). URL: http://bit.ly/slplsbatrlrv2 Judele, V. & Macarie, I-C. (2015) Nocturnal Lives: Day Sleepers (UK). Available upon Request Marrinnan, T. & Macarie, I-C. (2013) Invisible Lives: Romanian Night Shift Workers in London (UK)
Introduction to Qualitative and Quantitative Research Methods in Social Science, CEU | Winter 2017 Self-help in Cognitive Behaviour Therapies, Improving Access to Psychological Therapies, South West London and St George’s Mental Health NHS Trust, Sutton and Merton PCT | 2009 – ’10 Self-help in Cognitive Behaviour Therapies, Improving Access to Psychological Therapies, South West London and St George’s Mental Health NHS Trust, Croydon Primary Care Trust | 2008 – ’09
Invisible Denizens: The Bio-automaton Night Shift Workers of the Post-Circadian Capitalist Era. The Social Life of Time: Power, Discrimination and Transformation. The 1st Temporal Belongings International Conference, 5th – 7th June 2018, Edinburgh, Scotland
Invisible Migrants: Glocturnal City’s ‘Other Workers’ in The Post-Circadian Capitalist Era. International conference on the urban night: Governance, Diversity, Mobility, 8th June 2018, Sofia University, Bulgaria.
Invisible Denizens: Migrant Night Shift Workers' Habitus and the Six S's. Tourism and the Night Seminar, 14-15 July 2017, University of Westminster, London, United Kingdom.
Precarious Night Shifters in the Days of Post-Circadian Capitalism, Romanian Migration Workshop, 28 April 2017, University College London, United Kingdom.
Habitus and the Six 'S' Factors: Corporeal Embodiment of Knowledge in Migrant Night Shift Workers' Bodily Practices. INTEGRIM Managing Dis-Integration Workshop, 26-27 April 2017, Sussex University, Brighton, United Kingdom.
Nightlaboratory: Nocturnal Corporeality and Sounds Workshops. European Association for Social Anthropologists 14th Biannual Conference, 22-23 July 2016, Milano-Bicocca University, Italy.
Night Shifts in the Nocturnal City of the Future. EuroScience Open Forum, ESOF Satellite Marie-Skłodowska Curie Alumni Poster Session, 24-26 July 2016, University of Manchester, United Kingdom.
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. INTEGRIM-SCRIBANI 2016 International Migration Integration and Social Justice in Europe: Sharing Perspectives between Academia and Civil Society, 6-9 July 2016, Universidad de Deusto, Spain.
The Nocturnal Anthropologist: Reflections on the Graveyard Shift. Cities After Hours, School of European Languages, Culture and Society, 25 May 2015. University College London, United Kingdom.
Half-in, Half-Out: Roma and Non-Roma Romanians with Limited Rights Working and Travelling in the European Union. VIII Congress Migraciones Internationales, 16-18 September 2015, Granada, Spain.
The Nocturnal Anthropologist: Exploring the Method of Nocturnal Fieldwork. European Association for Social Anthropologists 14th Biannual Conference, 22-23 July 2016, Milano-Bicocca University, Italy.
SHORT FILMS FOR RESEARCH AND TEACHING
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Invisible Lives: Romanian Night Shift Workers in London (14’52”, Production, UK). Short Documentary by Marrinnan, T. and Macarie, I-C. Romania100: Looking Forward through the Past, Society for Romanian Studies, Academia for Studii Economice, 26-30 June 2018, Bucharest, Romania.
Invisible Lives: Romanian Night Shift Workers in London (14’52”, Production, UK). Short Documentary by Marrinnan, T. and Macarie, I-C. Cities After Hours, School of European Languages, Culture and Society, 25 May 2015, London, United Kingdom.
Invisible Lives: Romanian Night Shift Workers in London (14’52”, Production, UK). Short Documentary by Marrinnan, T. and Macarie, I-C. Beyond Borders: Migration and (in)Equality in Central Europe in Comparison, 23-24 January 2014, Prague, Czech Republic.
Invisible Lives: Romanian Night Shift Workers in London (14’52”, Production, UK). Short Documentary by Marrinnan, T. and Macarie, I-C. ASTRA AFF Film Festival, 6-12 October 2014, Sibiu, Romania.
Invisible Lives: Romanian Night Shift Workers in London (14’52”, Production, UK). Short Documentary by Marrinnan, T. and Macarie, I-C. Human Rights Initiative, October 2014, Budapest, Hungary.
2017, Write-up Grant for Social Sciences and Humanities, CEU, Budapest, Hungary. 2013 to 2016, Marie-Skłodowska Curie INTEGRIM (International Migration and Integration of Migrants: Pathways and Integration Policies) FP7, CEU, Centre for Policy Studies, Budapest, Hungary. 2013, Round Table Projects Winner, Romanian Cultural Centre, Ratiu Family Foundation, London, UK 2012, Ambassador's Diploma, Romanian Ambassador in the UK and Northern Ireland, HE Dr Ion Jinga, University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom. 2012, CEELBAS Internship Scheme Award, University College London, United Kingdom. 2012, Junior Research Forum Grant, European Institute, University College London, United Kingdom.
European Association for Social Anthropologists Member (M20864)
Marie Curie Alumni Association Member (orcid.org/0000-0002-0525-9439)
English, fluent | Romanian, native | Turkish, intermediate | Spanish, intermediate | Russian, basic.
MS Office Suite, FCPX Final Cut Pro, Adobe CC2017 Premiere, Illustrator, Lightroom, InDesign, Spark; experience with social media platforms; applications for statistics, Atlas TI, f4/f5, SPSS (basic); high adaptability in using new software applications; experience in using equipment for professional presentation (PREZI), extensive blogging portfolio (WP Wordpress).
Games Maker: A member of the Protocol and Language Services Team, North Greenwich Arena 2012 London Organising Committee of the Olympic and Paralympic Games.
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Prof. Prem Kumar RajaramSociology and Social Anthropology DepartmentCentral European University +36 1 327 3000/[email protected]
Prof. Violetta Zentai Centre for Policy Studies Central European University +36 1 327 3100/[email protected]
Prof. Dr. Ger Duijzings Institute of History University of Regensburg +49 941 943 [email protected]
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