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Информация о грантах IHS (10.09.2011 г.)
IHS Programs
Awards of up to $15,000 for graduate students and outstanding undergraduates conducting research that advances a free society through their academic work. Deadline: December 31.
Paid internships at think tanks and advocacy groups across the US during the summer of 2011. Program includes two career workshops in Washington, DC, and weekly lectures by academics and policy professionals. Deadline: January 31.
Opportunities in print, broadcast, new media, and the emerging field of non-profit, investigative journalism during the spring, summer, and fall. A journalism major is not required. Talented writers and speakers encouraged to apply. Deadlines: November 15, January 1, and July 1.
IHS Academic Events
Nigel Ashford and Adam Martin of IHS will host a reception from 6:30-8:00pm in the Washington Marriott's Hoover Room on Saturday, November 19. Invitations will go to economics professors and graduate students. Local professors and graduate students in other disciplines are also welcome, as are guests.
Bill Glod of IHS will host a table at APA.
Adam Martin of IHS will host a reception from 6:00-7:30pm in the Hyatt Regency's Homer Room on Friday, January 6. Invitations will go to economics professors and graduate students. Local professors and graduate students in other disciplines are also welcome, as are guests.
IHS will host a reception for graduate students attending the Association for Private Enterprise Education.
Nigel Ashford of IHS will host a reception at MPSA.
Fellowships, Jobs & Awards
Deadline: September 30.
Woodrow Wilson Center offers 25 international residential fellowships for post-PhD scholars and public intellectuals working on issues on: 1) global sustainability or security; 2) regional power shifts; or 3) American challenges as a global power. Deadline: October 1.
Deadline: October 6.
Fellowships to junior and senior scholars of all nationalities to conduct research in Germany. Deadline: Rolling.
E-mail . Deadline: October 15.
The Political Theory Project will appoint up to seven postdoctoral fellows in political theory, political philosophy, constitutional history, religion and politics, political economy, legal history, and history of economic thought. Deadline: November 1.
Banting Fellowships in Humanities and Social Sciences at any Canadian university for Canadians and non-Canadians with a PhD between November 2008 and December 2011. Deadline: November 2.
Fellowships for early to middle career political scientists to learn more about Congress. Deadline: December 1.
Rockefeller Foundation offers resident fellowships for scholars. Deadline: December 1.
If you are a history student and would like to attend the American Historical Association conference in Chicago on January 5-8, IHS is able sponsor conference registration for a limited number of participants. For more information on eligibility, please contact of IHS.
Postdoctoral fellowships for EU-Russian studies. Deadline varies by fellowship.
Search for position F9054z.
The Department of Political Science at Utah State has a position in Public Law. For more details, e-mail .
Conferences
By invitation only. To request an invitation, send an e-mail .
The Philadelphia Society has limited scholarships for graduate students, young faculty, and other classical liberals and conservatives under the age of 35 to attend this conference. Send CV and expenses estimate to .
Invitation only. No registration fee. For an invitation, contact .
Submit proposals to . Deadline: November 10.
Call for papers: November 4
Call for papers from senior and junior law faculty. Deadline: September 30. Send papers to .
Call for papers: October 5. Submit proposal and CV .
Submit proposals to . Deadline: November 11.
Call for papers: November 15.
Call for papers: October 14.
Call for papers: January 10.
Call for papers: October 17. New: Undergraduate research panels.
Call for papers: November 4.
Call for papers: December 1.
Seminar for professors and postdocs in IR with an interest in policy relevant academic research.
Call for papers from junior faculty and those seeking an academic position. Deadline: September 30. Send papers .
Call for papers: March 15.
Call for papers: November 28.
Call for papers: December 15.
Call for papers: January 9.
Call for papers: March 15.
Call for papers: October.
Call for papers: May 31.
Call for papers: September 1, 2012. Submit papers .
Opportunities for Students
Free downloadable guides to free speech on campus. Hard copies are available for free for students and faculty.
Up to 500 copies of the book The Morality of Capitalism are available for distribution to student groups around the world. Essay contest.
PhD students can win funds to attend and present at the 2011 Southern Economic Association meetings. Deadline: October 15, 2011.
The fellowships are for Christian post-undergraduates interest in pursing careers in public service broadly defined.
National University of La Jolla, CA, has scholarships for three undergraduate courses on free market economics and economics and philosophy. Deadline: November 21. For more information, please contact .
Students for Liberty will hold conferences around the USA this fall. Conferences are free to attend. Locations are: Chicago, Philadelphia, North Carolina, New York City, Phoenix, Austin, Boston, Berkeley, Pittsburgh, Dallas, Florida and Pepperdine.
Hackley Endowment for the Study of Capitalism and Free Enterprise at Fayetteville State University is pleased to announce the supply and demand music video contest open to all students in the US. The first prize winner gets $2,500 and the professor of the winning student gets $500. Deadline: December 15.
Resources
If you are interested in academic jobs in the UK, sign up for regular updates by discipline at the above link. Note that the UK market is later than the US market. Free advice on how to create a UK academic CV is .
The Cato Institute has periodic email newsletters to keep academics up to date on Cato Research and Analysis.
Journals
Articles on virtues of free markets, European debt crisis, tort law, happiness, Ohio school choice, cities, property rights, environmental quality, and dollarization in Zimbabwe, the FOMC, and Homo Economicus.
Publications
Viral V. Acharya, Matthew Richardson, Stijn Van Nieuwerburgh and Lawrence J. White, Guaranteed to Fail (Princeton University Press)
Ralf Bader and John Meadowcroft eds, The Cambridge Companion to Nozick’s Anarchy, State and Utopia (Cambridge University Press)
John Blundell, Ladies for Liberty: Women Who Made a Difference in American History (Algora)
Anthony Bradley, Black and Tired; Essays on Race, Politics, Culture and International Development (Wipf and Stock Publishers)
Mark Casson ed., Markets and Market Institutions: Their Origin and Evolution (Elgar)
Lloyd Cohen and Joshua Wright eds, Research Handbook on the Economics of Family Law (Elgar)
Patrice Dutil and David MacKenzie, Canada 1911: The Decisive Election That Shaped the Country (Dundurn)
Andreas Freytag, John Kirton, Razeen Sally and Paolo Savona eds., Securing the Global Economy: G8 Global Governance for a Post Crisis World (Ashgate)
James D. Jameson, Capitalist At Large: Reflections of an International Entrepreneur (Cobden Press)
Michael Marlow, The Myth of Fair and Efficient Government: Why the Government You Want is Not the One You Get (Praeger)
Robert P. Merges, Justifying Intellectual Property (Harvard University Press)
Matthew Sinclair, Let Them Eat Carbon: The Price of Failing Climate Change Policies, and How Government and Big Business Profit From Them (Biteback Limited)
