The Heinz Heinen Fellowship supports international scholars studying Strong Asymmetrical Dependency and slavery in all historical and cultural contexts. Fellowships provide monthly stipends, travel and accommodation support, workspace, and opportunities to organize workshops and publish research. Eligible candidates range from doctoral fellows to senior professors and alternative knowledge producers. The program fosters academic exchange through seminars, lectures, and conferences.
Open to doctoral candidates near completion, junior and senior postdoctoral fellows, full professors, and alternative knowledge producers such as journalists and artists. Applicants must have relevant research focus on dependency and slavery.
