Global Collaborative Networks Fund
The Global Collaborative Networks Fund supports the development of international scholarly networks that engage Princeton with centers of learning worldwide. GCNF grants are available to build and sustain scholarly collaborations that promote career development in an international context for Princeton scholars at all levels of seniority. The overall goal is to enhance Princeton-based scholars' efforts to design and participate in global networks by offering resources for the creation and expansion of international collaboration.
The Global Collaborative Networks Fund acknowledges the plurality of approaches to global network building; whole styles and foundations vary by discipline, topic and world region. No particular approach to global collaboration is advocated.
Proposals may come from individual faculty members or groups of faculty, but should have a Princeton faculty member as Principal Investigator. For more information on submitting a proposal view the call for proposals (.pdf).
2012-13 Network Grants Awarded
The Council for International Teaching and Research is pleased to announce Global Collaborative Network grants beginning in 2012-13 have been awarded to Joao Biehl, Department of Anthropology, and Pedro Meira Monteiro, Department of Spanish and Portuguese Languages and Cultures; Constanze Guthenke and Brooke Holmes, Departments of Classics and Hellenic Studies; Carolyn Rouse, Rena Lederman, and John Borneman, Departments of Anthropology and the Center for African American Studies; and, Michael Strauss, Department of Astrophysical Sciences, for a three year period. Downloadable descriptions of network proposals awarded through the Global Networks Fund are listed below.
2012-13
- Race and Citizenship in the Americas (.pdf), Joao Biehl, Pedro Meira Monteiro
- Postclassicisms (.pdf), Constanze Guthenke, Brooke Holmes
- Engaged Anthropology (.pdf), Carolyn Rouse, Rena Lederman, John Borneman
- SUMIRE (.pdf), Michael Strauss
2011-12
- Coupling Hydrological Forecasts and Food Security in Sub-Saharan Africa and China (.pdf), Kelly Caylor, Justin Sheffield, and Eric Wood
- Cooperative Research Network in Analytic Philosophy (.pdf), Daniel Garber
2010-11
- Economic Crisis, Public Policy, and Inequality (.pdf), Larry Bartels and Jonas Pontusson
- Migrant Youth and Children of Migrants in a Globalized World (.pdf), Marta Tienda, Alicia Adsera, and Sara McLanahan
- The Itinerant Languages of Photography: Images, Media and Archives in an International Context (.pdf), Eduardo Cadava and Gabriela Nouzeilles
The press release for this announcement summarizes the projects selected.
- A Worldwide Investigation of Other Worlds (.pdf), Edwin Turner
- Five-University Research Collaboration on East Asia Security Cooperation (.pdf), John Ikenberry, Thomas Christensen, Aaron Friedberg and Anne-Marie Slaughter
- Princeton Kafka Network in collaboration with Humboldt University (Berlin) and Oxford University (.pdf), Stanley Corngold, Michael Jennings and Joseph Vogl
- State Building in the Developing World (.pdf), Miguel A. Centeno, Atul Kohli, and Deborah Yashar
- TRAM, Training, Research and Motion Network (.pdf), Igor Rodnianski, Andrei Okounkov and Anna Wienhard
- Twenty-First Century Infrastructure (.pdf), Mario Gandelsonas