L’USP, l’UNICAMP et l’UNESP, en partenariat avec le Consulat Général de France à São Paulo, lancent pour la quatorzième année consécutive, un programme de chaires universitaires permettant d’accueillir des professeurs ou des chercheurs d’établissements d’enseignement supérieur et de recherche français dans une de ces trois universités.
⚠ La date limite de candidature est le 13/11/2023 ⚠
Nominations for the 2026 application cycle are now open.
You can access the Nomination Form HERE.
The deadline for receiving nominations is 11:59 p.m. Pacific time on Friday, August 1, 2025.
***Applicant Deadline: December 15, 2023 (Friday), 5:00pm EST***
***Recommender Deadline: January 5, 2024 (Friday), 5:00pm EST***
The Anne van Biema Fellowship was established by bequest to promote excellence in research and publication on the Japanese visual arts. Fellowships support research at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of Asian Art in Washington, DC. Research proposals are evaluated in terms of merit, originality, methodology, and potential for significant publication that will advance scholarly and public understanding of the Japanese visual arts. Interdisciplinary proposals with a primary focus on Japanese visual arts will be considered.
Supporting scholars who demonstrate a specific need for the Newberry collection. This fellowship is open to all fields of study, with preference given to projects in the early modern period or Renaissance, as well as in English history, legal history, or European history.
Stipend: $3,000/month
Length: 1 month
Who can apply: Postdoctoral scholars and PhD candidates. Graduate students must be ABD by the application deadline.
Deadline: December 8
The James Madison Program in American Ideals and Institutions at Princeton University is dedicated to the pursuit of scholarly excellence in the fields of constitutional law and political thought. Sponsored by Princeton's Department of Politics, the Program seeks to enrich the intellectual life of Princeton students and faculty by exploring American constitutional principles and structures through research and public discussion.
We welcome applications for two different Postdoctoral Research Associate positions, one at the Davis Center, and the other a joint position with the Davis Center and the Institute for Advanced Study (IAS), for the theme Property and Poverty. The deadline for both positions is January 11, 2026 at 11:59 pm ET.
Interested candidates may apply to both positions.
What is property — a cornerstone of personal freedom, a glue that keeps communities together, or a tool for oppression? Is it an institution rooted in the nature of society or an invention of the state? Does property require poverty as its corollary?