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Find similar grants2026 Summer Research Grant is sponsored by History & Political Economy Project (HPE). Supports PhD students and early-career scholars to undertake research on topics related to understanding how neoliberalism has been developed, implemented, and contested globally. Focuses on historical scholarship useful for addressing social-political transformation challenges.
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HPE Project 2026 Summer Research Grant CFP — History & Political Economy Project The 2026 Call for Proposals has closed. Call for applications: The History & Political Economy Project (HPE) invites applications from PhD students and early-career scholars for our 2026 summer research grant.
This program will support awardees to undertake research in summer 2026 on topics related to our mission to understand how neoliberalism has been developed, implemented, and contested around the world.
In support of our goal of producing historical scholarship that is strategically useful for addressing the challenges of social-political transformation in the present, HPE will support historical research that explores one or more of the following areas: the temporal development of neoliberalism, examining how neoliberal ideology and policy has changed over time; the scale of neoliberal thought and practice, taking seriously the variegated global instantiations of neoliberalism from the family and the workplace to the multinational corporation and the international institution; and/or the ideas-in-action of neoliberalism and its contestations, pushing beyond intellectual histories to investigate questions of policymaking, institution building, and especially political contestation.
Details: HPE will award grants of up to $4,000 each, for research to be completed in summer 2026. Graduate and early-career scholars are those studying for a PhD or who have obtained a PhD within the last 5 years. Field of study is open, and we welcome applicants from any discipline, but methodologies and research questions should be explicitly historical.
Eligible expenses include travel and accommodation costs for archival or other historical research work; digitization and transcription costs; hiring of local researchers; or similar activities. Timeline: Applications will be due on Sunday April 5th, 2026 , and we expect to announce the awardees by late April.
Awardees will be required to submit a report detailing their research activities and outlining their findings by October 1, 2026, and may be invited to present their research at a future HPE conference. Questions about the grant should be directed to info@hpeproject. org .
Call for applications: The History & Political Economy Project (HPE) invites applications from PhD students and early-career scholars for our 2025 summer research grant. This program will support awardees to undertake research in summer 2025 on topics related to our mission to understand how neoliberalism has been developed, implemented, and contested around the world.
In support of our goal of producing historical scholarship that is strategically useful for addressing the challenges of social-political transformation in the present, HPE will support historical research that explores one or more of the following areas: the temporal development of neoliberalism, examining how neoliberal ideology and policy has changed over time; the scale of neoliberal thought and practice, taking seriously the variegated global instantiations of neoliberalism from the family and the workplace to the multinational corporation and the international institution; and/or the ideas-in-action of neoliberalism and its contestations, pushing beyond intellectual histories to investigate questions of policymaking, institution building, and especially political contestation.
Details: HPE will award grants of between $3,000 and $4,000 each, for research to be completed in summer 2025. Graduate and early-career scholars are those studying for a PhD or who have obtained a PhD within the last 5 years. Field of study is open, and we welcome applicants from any discipline, but methodologies and research questions should be explicitly historical.
Eligible expenses include travel and accommodation costs for archival or other historical research work; digitization and transcription costs; hiring of local researchers; or similar activities. Timeline: Applications will be due on March 9th, 2025 , and we expect to announce the awardees in April.
Awardees will be required to submit a report detailing their research activities and outlining their findings by October 1, 2025, and will be invited to present their research at an HPE conference in December 2025. Questions about the grant should be directed to info@hpeproject. org.
Call for proposals : The History & Political Economy (HPE) Project invites applications from PhD students and early-career scholars for our 2024 summer research grant. This program will support awardees to undertake research in summer 2024 on topics related to our mission to understand how neoliberalism has been developed, implemented, and contested around the world.
In support of our goal of producing historical scholarship that is strategically useful for addressing the challenges of social-political transformation in the present, HPE will support historical research that explores one or more of the following areas: ● the temporal development of neoliberalism, examining how neoliberal ideology and policy has changed over time; ● the scale of neoliberal thought and practice, taking seriously the variegated global instantiations of neoliberalism from the family and the workplace to the multinational corporation and the international institution; and/or ● the ideas-in-action of neoliberalism and its contestations, pushing beyond intellectual histories to investigate questions of policymaking, institution building, and especially political contestation.
Details : HPE will award grants of between $3,000 and $4,000 each, for research to be completed in summer 2024. Graduate and early-career scholars are those studying for a PhD or who have obtained a PhD within the last 5 years. Field of study is open, and we welcome applicants from any discipline, but methodologies and research questions should be explicitly historical.
Eligible expenses include travel and accommodation costs for archival or other historical research work; digitization and transcription costs; hiring of local researchers; or similar activities. Timeline : Applications will be due on March 24, 2024 , and we expect to announce the awardees in April.
Awardees will be required to submit a report detailing their research activities and outlining their findings by October 1, 2024, and will be invited to present their research at an HPE conference in December 2024. Application Process : Applications are now closed. Please check again early next year!
Please direct questions about the grant to info@hpeproject. org . Call for applications: The History & Political Economy Project (HPE) invites applications from PhD students and early-career scholars for our 2023 summer research grant.
This program will support awardees to undertake research in summer 2023 on topics related to our mission to understand how neoliberalism has been developed, implemented, and contested around the world.
In support of our goal of producing historical scholarship that is strategically useful for addressing the challenges of social-political transformation in the present, HPE will support historical research that explores one or more of the following areas: the temporal development of neoliberalism, examining how neoliberal ideology and policy has changed over time; the scale of neoliberal thought and practice, taking seriously the variegated global instantiations of neoliberalism from the family and the workplace to the multinational corporation and the international institution; and/or the ideas-in-action of neoliberalism and its contestations, pushing beyond intellectual histories to investigate questions of policymaking, institution building, and especially political contestation.
Details: HPE will award grants of between $3,000 and $4,000 each, for research to be completed in summer 2023. Graduate and early-career scholars are those studying for a PhD or who have obtained a PhD within the last 5 years. Field of study is open, and we welcome applicants from any discipline, but methodologies and research questions should be explicitly historical.
Eligible expenses include travel and accommodation costs for archival or other historical research work; digitization and transcription costs; hiring of local researchers; or similar activities. Timeline: Applications will be due on March 12, 2023, and we expect to announce the awardees in early April.
Awardees will be required to submit a report detailing their research activities and outlining their findings by October 1, 2023, and may be invited to present their research at a future HPE conference. Application Process : Applications are now closed. Please check again early next year!
Please direct questions about the grant to info@hpeproject. org. Call for applications : The History & Political Economy Project (HPE) invites applications from PhD students and early-career scholars for our inaugural summer research grant.
This program will support awardees to undertake research in summer 2022 on topics related to our mission to understand how neoliberalism has been developed, implemented, and contested around the world.
In support of our goal of producing historical scholarship that is strategically useful for addressing the challenges of social-political transformation in the present, HPE will support historical research that explores one or more of the following areas: the temporal development of neoliberalism, examining how neoliberal ideology and policy has changed over time; the scale of neoliberal thought and practice, taking seriously the variegated global instantiations of neoliberalism from the family and the workplace to the multinational corporation and the international institution; and/or the ideas-in-action of neoliberalism and its contestations, pushing beyond intellectual histories to investigate questions of policymaking, institution building, and especially political contestation.
Details : HPE will award six to eight grants of between $3,000 and $4,000 each, for research to be completed in summer 2022. Graduate and early-career scholars are those studying for a PhD or who have obtained a PhD within the last 5 years. Field of study is open, and we welcome applicants from any discipline, but methodologies and research questions should be historical.
Eligible expenses include travel and accommodation costs for visits to archives and recording of oral histories; purchase of equipment; fees, licenses, or rights; digitization and transcription costs; hiring of local researchers; or similar activities. Timeline : Applications will be due on March 4, 2022, and we expect to announce the awardees in early April.
Awardees will be required to submit a report detailing their research activities and outlining their findings by October 1, 2022, and may be invited to present their research at a future HPE workshop. Application Process : Applications are now closed. Please check again early next year!
Please direct questions about the grant to info@hpeproject. org.
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2026 Summer Research Grant is funded by History & Political Economy Project (HPE). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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