From the perspective of various academic disciplines, the Institute studies the impact of economic factors and government policies on various issues of social equity. It studies and fosters efforts to design public policies, as well as innovative interfaces with various private organizations and social movements, that may advance social equity without undermining economic development and the expansion and institutionalization of democracy. The Institute seeks scholars of high accomplishment and promise whose work and presence will contribute creatively to its major research themes. It welcomes applications from candidates of any country who hold a Ph.D. or equivalent degree in any discipline of the social sciences or history. Candidates will be evaluated individually, but joint projects will be considered.
Stipends vary with seniority.
Fellows may receive one direct round-trip economy airfare. A complete application, including references and all documentation, must be received by November 2, 2001. Awards will be announced by February 1, 2002.