This fellowship supports a nine-month residential research opportunity on any aspect of modern Israel, including politics, constitutionalism, economics, society, diplomacy, and international affairs. Candidates from social sciences and law are encouraged to apply. Applicants must apply through the CDDRL fellowship process and indicate interest in this specific fellowship.
Open to pre-doctoral candidates enrolled in doctoral programs at dissertation write-up phase and post-doctoral candidates with Ph.D. earned within 3 years or defended by July 31, 2027. Candidates from social sciences and law are eligible.
