When: Saturday 10th–Sunday 11th February 2018
Where: 136 Irving Street, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA
The British Academy, in collaboration with the American Academy of Arts & Sciences and the American Philosophical Society, is inviting applications for early career researchers in the humanities and social sciences to attend a research collaboration workshop on the broad theme of violence. The workshop aims to help create and build exchange, cooperation and partnership between the researchers attending.
The workshop will take place in Boston from 10th–11th February 2018. The British Academy will meet the costs for travel, accommodation and subsistence for all participants over the course of the workshop.
If interested, applicants should provide a CV which should not exceed two sides of paper. Applicants are also asked to provide a justification (not exceeding two sides of paper) explaining:
- Why they are interested in violence based on their research and/or teaching areas;
- What disciplinary and interdisciplinary skills and/or experience they would contribute to the workshop; and,
- How the workshop could help to develop their own research and career development.
Applications should be sent to c.moorhouse@britac.ac.uk no later than 5pm (GMT) on Wednesday 6 December.
For more information see here.
Call for Applications: UK-US Early Career Research Collaboration Workshop










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