Grants and Fellowships

Grant Publication Series

USIP's Grant program and the Jennings Randolph Fellowship program are two of the principal means by which USIP supports the works of scholars and international affairs practitioners to promote better management of international conflicts.

The products listed on this page are a direct result of projects funded mainly by these two programs. In many cases these projects are multifaceted and ongoing, and what is summarized here may represent only part of the project's impact on policy and intellectual debates or the resolution of international conflicts.

These reports are in keeping with USIP's congressional mandate to provide scholars, practitioners, and the general public with information on the means to promote international peace and the resolution of conflicts without violence. Our purpose in producing these reports is to provide a succinct overview that we hope will be of value to those working in the field of peace and conflict resolution.

The "Advances" series highlights selected products from the Grant program and the Jennings Randolph Fellowship program that address common themes. The "Contributions" series summarizes completed grant products.

Advances Series

	Advances in Understanding International Peacemaking, Vol. 3, 2000-2005 4.6 MB
	Advances in Understanding International Peacemaking, Vol. 2: Lessons Learned from Institute Projects, 1996-2000 836K
	Advances in Understanding International Peacemaking, Vol. 1: Lessons Learned from Completed Grant Projects, 1987-97

Contributions Series

	Contributions to the Study of Peacemaking, Vol. 6, A Summary of Projects Completed by Grantees and Fellows, 1997-1999
	Contributions to the Study of Peacemaking, Vol. 5: A Summary of Completed Grant Projects, 1995-1998 9M
	Contributions to the Study of Peacemaking, Vol. 4: A Summary of Completed Grant Projects through October 1995 14M
	Contributions to the Study of Peacemaking, Vol. 3: A Summary of Completed Grant Projects through December 1992 10M
	Contributions to the Study of Peacemaking, Vol. 2: A Summary of Completed Grant Projects through April 1992 6M
	Contributions to the Study of Peacemaking, 1996-2001 756K