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Carnegie Fellowship Program

Problems of Post-Communism

Title VIII Virtual Toumanoff Library

Programs

Program

Support For:

Eligibility

Application Deadline

Maximum Award

Programs for U.S. scholars

Title VIII National Research Competition

Research on Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union

Post-doctoral scholars; U.S. citizens or permanent residents

February 15, 2008

$70,000 (collaborative project); $40,000 (individual project)

Title VIII Ed Hewett Fellowship

Research on Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union, conducted under auspices of a U.S. government agency

Post-doctoral scholars; U.S. citizens or permanent residents

March 14, 2008

$60,000

Title VIII Short-Term Travel Grants

Research on Central Asia, the Caucasus, and the Balkans

Holders of advanced degrees; U.S. citizens or permanent residents

December 14, 2007 AND April 14, 2008

$3,000

NEH Collaborative Humanities Research Fellowship

Collaborative humanities research in the former Soviet Union and East-Central Europe

Post-doctoral scholars; U.S. citizens or permanent residents

February 15, 2008

$40,000

James R. Millar Graduate Student Prize

Best graduate student research paper in the humanities and social sciences regarding current or former communist regimes

Current MA or PhD students

February 15, 2008

$500

Programs for scholars from the former Soviet Union

Carnegie Research Fellowship Program (including the George F. Russell Fellowship Program)

Research in the humanities or social sciences conducted at a U.S. college or university 

Faculty, researchers, and advanced graduate students from the cities of Baku, Ekaterinburg, Irkutsk, Kaliningrad, Novgorod, Minsk, Rostov-na-donu, Saratov, Tbilisi, Tomsk, Vladivostok, Voronezh, Yerevan, and their respective oblasts; other CASE (Center for Advanced Study and Education) -affiliated scholars

April 30, 2008

Not applicable

 

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