This nine-month residential fellowship supports research on any aspect of rule of law, including judicial politics, criminal justice, and politicization of judicial institutions. Candidates from social sciences and law are encouraged to apply through the CDDRL fellowship process, indicating interest in this fellowship.
Applicants must be pre-doctoral fellows in dissertation write-up phase or post-doctoral fellows with a Ph.D. earned within 3 years or defended by July 31, 2027. Candidates from social sciences and law are eligible.
