What topics are covered?

• Any aspect of the study of Nagorno-Karabakh that is generally understudied, with particular emphasis on the post-1994 period and on the social sciences. Proposals from the following disciplines are particularly welcomed: political science/international relations, sociology, anthropology, current history, social psychology, economics, international law, peace and conflict studies, international development and humanitarian studies, heritage studies, and other closely related disciplines.
• Projects must be based on original research and must be informed by current social science and humanities approaches and theories.
• Projects must have a clear output such as a publication, an event, a production or a communication product.
• Projects with strong policy relevance and impact will be privileged.
• The language of the application can be English, French or Armenian. The output(s) of the project must be (or equally include) English, French or Armenian, but the project itself can be in another language (e.g. Russian, Farsi, etc.).
• While graduate level university students are encouraged to apply, the grants may not be used towards the attainment of a university degree.