Welcome to the Social Science Research Council, leader in international social science.
The SSRC convenes meetings with leading thinkers in the social sciences.
The SSRC mobilizes necessary knowledge to support policy practitioners.
The SSRC supports the next generation of scholars in carrying out doctoral research.
The SSRC produces high quality social science both in print and online.
SSRC program directors collaborate with social scientists all over the world.
The SSRC assists social scientists in other countries with scholarly resources.
Many SSRC fellowships support overseas fieldwork on non-U.S. cultures and societies.
The SSRC builds social science research capacity in other countries.
Each year, the SSRC organizes more than 100 meetings at venues all over the world.
SSRC fellowships provide rich networking opportunities for young scholars.
The SSRC brings necessary knowledge to world crises in real time.
The SSRC links researchers from across the globe to study issues on the ground.
Urbanization, Migration and Poverty in a Vietnamese Metropolis: Ho Chi Minh City in Comparative Perspectives Edited by Hy W. Luong
Privatization of Risk Book Series Edited by Craig Calhoun and Jacob S. Hacker
Tilly Panel Series at SSHA.
The 2009 Social Science History Association conference, in Long Beach CA, features a presidential panel series on November 13-14 devoted to Charles Tilly’s and Louise Tilly’s work and legacy. Panel 1, organized by the SSRC Tilly Fund for Social Science History, features the renowned historian Eric Hobsbawm as a discussant.
The DPDF Student Fellowship Competition, designed to help early-stage graduate students in the humanities and social sciences formulate more effective doctoral dissertation and funding proposals, is now open.
Deadline: January 29, 2010.
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