NYU/International Center for Advanced Studies--Dissertation Fellowships 

The Project on the Cold War as Global Conflict, an activity of the 
International Center for Advanced Studies at New York University,
announces a competition for up to four Dissertation Fellowships at the
Center.

The Project on the Cold War as Global Conflict is intended to 
create an international community of scholars devoted to the 
interdisciplinary study of the Cold War, the world it was created by 
and the world it created.

The work of the Project has been organized into a series of annual themes.
* War and Peace: 1945-2000           (2001-2002)
* Everyday Life, Knowledge, Culture  (2002-2003)
* History, Governance, Alternatives  (2003-2004)		

Eligibility: Competition is open to NYU doctoral students ONLY.	Applications 
	from candidates in all fields of the humanities and social sciences 
	will be considered. Dissertation fellows may not hold any other
	fellowship or employment concurrent with this fellowship.

Stipend: The period of appointment will be one academic year. The stipend 
	for the academic year will be $13,000, and the Fellow will be 
	provided with office space and a computer in the Center and access
	to reasonable telephone, photocopying, and administrative 
	assistance. Fellows are expected to be in residence (unless they 
	are away on a research trip) and to participate fully in the 
	Center seminar series and other activities of the Center.

Deadline: 2001-2002 Fellowship applications are due December 1, 2000.
	The application for the Dissertation Fellowship consists of:
	1. A completed application form.
	2. A completed up to date curriculum vitae.
	3. A three to five page description of the dissertation project, 
	   including its particular relevance to the international and
	   comparative context of the Center and/or the annual theme.
	4. (optional) A sample chapter of the dissertation.
	5. Two letters of recommendation, one of which must be from the
	   dissertation advisor. These letters should be sent directly to
	   the Center by the recommenders.
Please contact the Center for further details.

Contact: Fellowships International Center for Advanced Studies
	 International Center for Advanced Studies	 
	 New York University
	 53 Washington Square South, Room 401
	 New York, New York 10012-1098
	 Tel. (212) 998-3770
	 Fax (212) 995-4546
	 Email: icas@nyu.edu
	 URL: http://www.nyu.edu/gsas/dept/icas


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