Social Science Research Council
URL: http://www.ssrc.org/
Founded in 1923, the Social Science Research Council (SSRC) is an independent, nongovernmental, not-for-profit, international association devoted to the advancement of interdisciplinary research in the social sciences. It does this through a wide variety of interdisciplinary workshops and conferences, fellowships and grants, summer training institutes, scholarly exchanges, and publications. Throughout its program, the SSRC mobilizes eminent social scientists from the United States and abroad to identify and explore new intellectual paths and to test their knowledge, theories, and methods against the challenges of contemporary and historical problems. A central emphasis of the Council is to expand the empirical, theoretical, and methodological bases upon which social science research rests. Fellowship andgrant programs recruit promising pre- and postdoctoral scholars, and provide support for training and development. Other programs seek to improve the resources available to senior researchers and provide opportunities for advanced training.
Working Papers
General Working Papers
Title: Women's Political Participation In Sub-Saharan Africa
Authors: Aili Mari Tripp
Date: May 2014Title: U.S.—South Africa Research and Training Collaborations
Authors: Beth Elise Whitaker
Date: January 2004Title: The Social Sciences in Transition: The Case of Central and Eastern Europe
Authors: Elzbieta Matynia
Date: January 2002Title: Assessing Scholarly Communication in the Developing World: It Takes More Than Bytes
Authors: David Block
Date: January 2001Title: International Scholarly Collaboration: Lessons From the Past
Authors:
Date: January 2000Title: Ideas, Culture and Political Analysis Workshop
Authors: Sheri Berman, Mark Blyth, Jeffrey T. Checkel, Consuelo Cruz, Frank Dobbin, Martha Finnemore, Neil Fligstein, Marie Gottschalk, John Kurt Jacobsen, Jan Kubik, Kathleen McNamara, Sarah Mendelson, Daniel Philpott, Ken Pollack, Thomas Risse, Gideon Rose, Anna Seleny, Kathryn Skikkink, George Steinmetz
Date: May 1998Title: Networks in International Capacity Building: Cases from Sub-Saharan Africa
Authors: Kenneth Prewitt
Date: January 1998Title: States, Global Markets, and Social Sovereignty
Authors: Robert Latham
Date: April 1997Title: Contesting Convergence
Authors:
Date: April 1996Title: The Social Sciences in Africa: Trends, Issues, Capacities and Constraints
Authors: Ebrima Sall
Date: (Date Not Available)Title: Social Science Research Capacity in South Asia
Authors: Partha Chatterjee
Date: (Date Not Available)Global Security and Cooperation Program
Title: Israeli Democracy Depends on Peace with the Palestinians
Authors:
Date: July 2003Title: Iraq and the Return of Colonialism
Authors: Burhan Ghalioun
Date: July 2003Title: Disarming Views: A Developmental Response to Small Arms and Light Weapons?
Authors: Robert Muggah
Date: July 2003Title: A Pressing Humanitarian and Development Issue: Reflections on Internal Displacement and Resettlement
Authors: Robert Muggah
Date: July 2003Title: Multilateral Arms Control and the Challenge of North Korea
Authors: Chung-in Moon
Date: June 2003Title: Accounting for the Past in the Future of Multilateral Arms Control
Authors: John Tirman
Date: June 2003Title: Is South Asian Nuclear Politics Different?
Authors: Rajesh Basrur
Date: May 2003Title: War Guilt and Responsibility: The Case of Serbia, Part III
Authors: Vojin Dimitrijevic
Date: March 2003Title: War Guilt and Responsibility: The Case of Serbia, Part II
Authors: Eric Gordy
Date: March 2003Title: War Guilt and Responsibility: The Case of Serbia, Part I.
Authors: Ana Devic
Date: March 2003Title: Ethnic Militia Groups and the National Question in Nigeria
Authors: Said Adejumobi
Date: March 2003Title: Whose Bomb is it Anyway? Public opinion and perceptions about Nuclear Weapons and Policy in the Post-Explosions Phase in Pakistan
Authors: Haider K. Nizamani
Date: January 2003