Riksbankens Jubileumsfond (RJ) is an independent foundation with the goal of promoting and supporting research in the Humanities and Social Sciences.
In 1962, the Riksdag approved a donation from Riksbanken (the Swedish Central Bank), aimed at celebrating Riksbanken’s 300th anniversary in 1968 and, simultaneously, supporting an important national objective.
RJ supports qualified research by means of providing grants to individual researchers or academic groups based in Sweden. RJ utilises two different methods in its work. One is to approve grants for qualified applications which have been directly submitted to RJ by individual researchers. The other is to undertake activities aimed at promoting research in the humanities and social sciences in Sweden, and which strengthen the position of Swedish adacemics internationally.
Online applications are being accepted from January 12 - March 3, 2010.
David Ponzini is the winner of the 6th CPRA, worth 10 000 Euro.
Read more about the Holocaust project and European History here.
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European Foreign and Security Policy Studies is one of the programmes RJ funds together with other foundations. One of the PhD-students in this programme is Sara Kutchesfahani.The focus of her thesis is on nuclear weapons non-proliferation. Currently, she is in Sweden doing background research for her case studies.
European Collaborative Research Projects (ECRP) scheme in the Social Sciences call for proposals.
Call for applications. Deadline for research groups 30 April 2010.
Read more here.