Your international law and peace discourse thesis fits perfectly with a Law School host, and this independent fellowship lets you design your own research agenda.

You design and run your own project here, so your decolonial peace-discourse work fits this independent fellowship format well.

An independent Leverhulme fellowship lets you define your own decolonial/critical theory project within humanities.

Your international law/peace discourse thesis fits a Law School Leverhulme perfectly, and this independent fellowship with a Warwick mentor matches your best-rated role shape.

Your peace-discourse/international-law work fits the listed Politics subject, and this independent JRF format matches the Oxbridge fellowships you've rated highly.

An MSCA-cofunded independent fellowship hosted at an Institute for Advanced Study, open to any Humanities/Social Sciences topic, matches your Clare College JRF pattern.

Your IR/international law critique fits the political theory and IR strands welcomed, and this independent fellowship mirrors the JRFs you liked.

Your critical peace-discourse work fits loosely, but the program's core topics lean toward policy-oriented security studies rather than critical/discourse theory.

Peace/conflict theme echoes your thesis, but this wants ethnographic fieldwork on contemporary religion, not your textual-discourse method.

Reparation/colonial-harm themes echo your decolonial work, but the required "things"/material-artefacts focus sits awkwardly against your text-based discourse analysis.

Decolonial and Global IR framing in political theory/sociology track fits your peace-discourse and imperial-governance work closely.

As an independent national fellowship, you could design your own decolonial/peace-discourse project, much like the Cambridge JRFs you liked.

A Eurocentrism-critique Kolleg fits your decolonial/imperial-governance work closely, but it requires a full habilitation-level research exposé.

Your decolonial, anti-imperial and feminist epistemology expertise is a near-perfect match, but the role is teaching-heavy, not research-led.

Ramón y Cajal lets you define your own independent research agenda, fitting your decolonial/critical theory expertise well.

Your decolonial critique of imperial governance fits a post-Eurocentric Europe programme well, though it needs a full 10-page research exposé.

This is a competitive independent fellowship where you'd design and host your own decolonial/peace-discourse project, but you'd need to secure a host group first.

Your algorithm/classificatory-systems angle fits AI and race themes, but HR recruitment framing suggests applied, possibly quantitative audit work outside your discourse-analytic training.

Public international law matches your thesis topic closely, but this is a short-term teaching cover post with no research ownership.

Peace discourse overlaps your thesis, but this calls for ethnographic/interpretive fieldwork, not the textual/discourse analysis you prefer.

Your empire/coloniality/gender theory overlaps well, but this role centres literary and media texts, not the legal-discourse analysis you're trained in.

Your peace-discourse/IR thesis fits global politics broadly, but this teaching-heavy lectureship with module convening and admin leaves little independent research time.

This role wants empirical fieldwork-based development research; your discourse/archival methodology doesn't match despite shared gender and conflict keywords.

Palestine, frontier geographies and chronic violence resonate with your necropolitics/decolonial lens, though it's a structured postdoc on others' projects, not your own agenda.

Human security/governmentality overlaps your critical security work, but this prefers ethnographic fieldwork, not your textual/discourse method.

Your critical security/peace work overlaps IR, but this permanent teaching-only post offers no research time or independent agenda.

Critical data/AI studies overlaps your algorithm work, but the digital production and empirical digital methods ask sit outside your theory-based skillset.