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I saw this on NC. It would be terrific if someone from Itulip could enter. There are lots of interesting projects on there. Pick one.
http://www.nakedcapitalism.com/2013/...ed-fields.html
INET and CIGI hope to accelerate and advance new and important thinking on economic issues. We are actively soliciting proposals ranging in value from $25,000 – $250,000 for our 2013 grant round. Grants will be awarded primarily to individuals or teams affiliated with academic institutions, think tanks, and other centers of vital research worldwide, but independent scholars are also welcome to apply. We support interdisciplinary work, and historians and researchers in other fields of social science are welcome to apply, though their proposals must have a strong economic component.
We welcome submissions on any topic researchers believe is important but would particularly like to encourage explorations on the range of topics outlined here:
The process of applying is simple.
Grant proposals are due by June 13th, 2013, and should be no longer than four pages in length, plus a one-page summary. A research jury will review first-stage applications, and invitations will be issued to those applicants with the most promising proposals to submit more detailed applications for the second stage by early August 2013. Grants will be awarded by early November 2013.
http://www.nakedcapitalism.com/2013/...ed-fields.html
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Research Grants up to $250,000 in Economics and Related Fields
Institute for New Economic Thinking (INET)
In Association with the Center for International Governance Innovation (CIGI)
Announcement
Research Grants up to $250,000 in Economics and Related Fields
Institute for New Economic Thinking (INET)
In Association with the Center for International Governance Innovation (CIGI)
INET and CIGI hope to accelerate and advance new and important thinking on economic issues. We are actively soliciting proposals ranging in value from $25,000 – $250,000 for our 2013 grant round. Grants will be awarded primarily to individuals or teams affiliated with academic institutions, think tanks, and other centers of vital research worldwide, but independent scholars are also welcome to apply. We support interdisciplinary work, and historians and researchers in other fields of social science are welcome to apply, though their proposals must have a strong economic component.
We welcome submissions on any topic researchers believe is important but would particularly like to encourage explorations on the range of topics outlined here:
The process of applying is simple.
Grant proposals are due by June 13th, 2013, and should be no longer than four pages in length, plus a one-page summary. A research jury will review first-stage applications, and invitations will be issued to those applicants with the most promising proposals to submit more detailed applications for the second stage by early August 2013. Grants will be awarded by early November 2013.
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