USIP Unsolicited Grants Program

see www.usip.org

Unsolicited Grants


Fall Competition


Deadline: October 1, 2002.


 

Deadline for Receipt of Application Material
 

Spring Unsolicited Grants: March 1 

Notification: September 30, 2002 

Fall Unsolicited Grants: October 1 

Notification: March 31, 2003 


 


Types of Projects Funded

The Unsolicited Program is open to any project that fits within the 
Institute's general mandate of international conflict resolution.

Unsolicited grants are offered across a broad range of relevant 
disciplines, skills, and approaches. Topic areas of interest to the Institute 
include, but are not restricted to: international conflict resolution; 
diplomacy; negotiation theory; functionalism and "track two" diplomacy; 
methods of third-party dispute settlement; international law; international 
organizations and collective security; deterrence and balance of power; 
arms control; psychological theories about international conflict; the role 
of nonviolence and nonviolent sanctions; moral and ethical thought about 
conflict and conflict resolution; and theories about relationships among 
political institutions, human rights, and conflict. The Institute sets no 
disciplinary restrictions. It welcomes proposals of an interdisciplinary or 
multidisciplinary nature.