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War and Peace by Shlomo Ben-Ami |
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Crossing Cultures by Ian Buruma |
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The Statesmen's Debate by Castañeda, Haass, Rocard |
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Anatomy of the Global Economy by J. Bradford DeLong |
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The Rebel Realist by Joschka Fischer |
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Global Warning by Bjørn Lomborg |
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European Observer by Dominique Moisi |
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Of Might and Right by Joseph S. Nye |
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History in Motion by Chris Patten |
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Roads to Prosperity by Dani Rodrik |
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The Unbound Economy by Kenneth Rogoff |
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Economics and Justice by Jeffrey D. Sachs |
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Finance in the 21st Century by Shiller, Roubini |
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The Ethics of Life by Peter Singer |
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Transatlantic Perspectives by Feldstein, Sinn |
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Against the Current by Robert Skidelsky |
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I Dissent: Unconventional Economic Wisdom by Joseph E. Stiglitz |
Sponsored by the Institute for Human Sciences (IWM) in Vienna
The Milena Jesenská Fellowship program was established by the Institute for Human Sciences and by the European Cultural Foundation and is supported by Project Syndicate.
The Milena Jesenská Fellowship program was established by the Institute for Human Sciences and by the European Cultural Foundation, and is supported by Project Syndicate. It offers European journalists working in print, broadcast and electronic media time off from their professional duties in order to pursue in-depth research on a European topic of their choice.
The call for applications 2008/09 is directed towards European cultural journalists, with the term `cultural´ interpreted in a broad sense to encompass a wide variety of artistic and intellectual fields.Milena Jesenská Fellows are invited to spend three months at the IWM in Vienna, Austria. Recipients of the fellowships are given a stipend of â¬7.630 and are provided with office space, a PC with broadband Internet access, and the use of the IWM's in-house research facilities as well as other relevant resources in Vienna. Travel grants of up to â¬1.820 will be available for research visits to neighboring countries. Candidates for the Milena Jesenská fellowships must have several years of experience in professional journalism. Their work may deal with any topic related to cultural issues of European relevance, especially having to do with the issue of European integration. Fellowships are not intended for entry-level journalists or students.
The application consists of the following:
Please address applications to:
Applications by e-mail are also eligible: fellowships@iwm.at, subject: Milena Jesenská
Deadline for applications is March 31, 2008 (date of receipt).
Applicants will be notified of the decision at the end of June 2008. The jury is not obliged to publicly justify its decisions.
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