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The CISSM Seed Grant provides $5,000 in funding to support collaborative research involving two or more by School of Public Policy faculty, researchers or PhD students.
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The Yamamoto-Scheffelin Dissertation Award honors a recent School of Public Policy PhD graduate whose dissertation demonstrates exceptional scholarly excellence and international policy relevance.
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The Catherine M. Kelleher Fellowship for International Security Studies supports outstanding graduate students at the School of Public Policy advancing cooperative approaches to addressing security challenges, broadly defined.
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The Nuclear Proliferation International History Project (NPIHP) was founded in 2011 with the generous support of the Carnegie Corporation of New York.
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The Critical Oral History Conference Series is a cornerstone project of the History and Public Policy Program. Based on the methodology first pioneered by scholars James Blight, Janet Lang and colleagues, the series represents the juncture between the fields of history and public policy.
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For over three decades, the project has been a leading force in opening the historical record of the Cold War, supporting the full and prompt release of materials by governments on all sides of the conflict, and publishing an unprecedented collection of documents that have transformed how scholars understand the era.
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