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Find similar grantsGlobal Scholars Initiative is sponsored by Social Science Research Council (SSRC) with support from the Henry Luce Foundation. The Global Scholars Initiative is a multi-pronged effort to strengthen the English-language writing skills of Asian scholars working in Asian institutions and increase their success in publishing articles in English-medium journals.
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* Driving University Impact: Expanding the Public Exchange Network – The SSRC s pleased to invite U.S. R1 research universities in SSRC’s College and University Fund for the Social Sciences to apply for funding to join the Public Exchange Network—a new network that turns university research expertise into real-world action and impact * The LEGO Foundation Fellowship – a new global research fellowship for early- and mid-career researchers whose work can strengthen the understanding of how children thrive across diverse contexts * SSRC-JF Next Generation Japan Studies Development Grants – New opportunities for students, faculty, and institutions to deepen Japan-related research and teaching in the United States * * College and University Fund for the Social SciencesA consortium of higher education institutions dedicated to strengthening the infrastructure for social and behavioral science.
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News Items & Issues Newsletter: August 2026 News 2026 Japan Global Network Collaborative Grant Awardees Announcement Daniel Goroff Named 16th President of the Social Science Research Council * Organizational Information Global Scholars Initiative The Social Science Research Council with support from the Henry Luce Foundation has launched a Global Scholars Initiative, a multi-pronged effort to strengthen the English-language writing skills of Asian scholars working in Asian institutions and increase their success in publishing articles in English-medium journals.
Scholars in Asian universities and research institutions face strong pressure to publish articles in international journals as a result of academic globalization. Many PhD students are required by their departments to publish one or more articles in an established journal as a requirement for graduation, and departments often require faculty candidates for hire or promotion to have published in English.
Universities are also under pressure to meet publication targets in their annual reviews, which impact the availability of funding for both teaching and research programs. Under the Global Scholars Initiative, the SSRC is organizing a series of workshops to assist junior scholars in Asia develop manuscripts for international publication in response to these challenges.
The Writing Workshops will take place between 2018 and 2020 and will focus on strategies and methods to overcome obstacles Asian scholars face when submitting English-language materials to highly ranked publications. The workshops will include lectures, small group discussions, individual mentoring sessions and practical exercises.
Topics covered include current trends in international scholarly communication, practical approaches to writing for international audiences, what editors look for in assessing submissions, and the process of submitting and revising manuscripts. The goal is to help authors understand and meet the expectations of editors of international publications, and of the referees who evaluate submissions.
Advice for Writing and Publishing Paul Kratoska on Titles Paul Nerney on What Makes a Good Title Paul Nerney on Abstracts Paul Nerney on Key Words Linda Grove & Paul Kratoska on the Literature Review … Dr. I-Chief Fang, National Tsing Hua University Dr. Fei-Wen Liu, Academia Sinica Dr. Wen-Chin Chang, Academia Sinica Why did your university co-sponsor the workshop?
Dr. Shanthi Thambia, University of Malaya Dr. Hanafi bin Hussin, University of Malaya Ms. Chin Li Li, University of Malaya Dr. Muhammad Danial … Show Completed Initiatives/Projects Completed Global Scholars Initiative Writing Workshops The Social Science Research Council, the Center for Asia-Pacific Area Studies, RCHSS, and the Institute of Ethnology at Academia Sinica are pleased to announce a workshop for early-career scholars based in Taiwan aimed at promoting the publication of research in international refereed journals.
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