The Center's Visiting Scholars program provides residential research fellowships to political and moral philosophers, applied ethicists, political theorists, political scientists, economists, and intellectual, economic, and social historians, so that they may pursue major research projects. Stipends, offices, and secretarial and research assistance are provided to seven to ten scholars who are in residence annually.
Scholars are in residence for varying lengths of time, although most stay for one or two semesters.
Biographical notes on curent and upcoming Visiting Scholars are included below. This site also includes a list of the Center's past Visiting Scholars , as well as biographical notes on some of our most recent Visiting Scholars . Current and Upcoming Visiting Scholars John Braeman, Professor of History, University of Nebraska, Lincoln John Braeman, Professor of History at the University of Nebraska, Lincoln, will be at the Center from August 30 until December 22, 2000. The State Level, both published by the Ohio State University Press in 1975. He is also working on a biography of Robert and Helen Lynd.