Grants

University of Notre Dame

Project Title

As a final grant to disseminate research findings on bridging the gap between scholarship and policy related to international peace and security

Date

Sep. 12, 2019

Duration

48 months

Description

In 2015, the Corporation funded a project at the University of Notre Dame to help bridge the gap between scholarship and policy related to international peace and security. The project concentrated its efforts on countering the growing “cult of the irrelevant”—the privileging of analytical technique over substantive findings—in academic political science and its subfield of international relations. It developed a number of timely inputs into academic and policy thinking on bridging the gap, including surveys of academics and policymakers on the effectiveness and relevance of different bridging practices; high visibility publications aimed at policy audiences; and the book, The Cult of the Irrelevant: The Waning Influence of Social Science on National Security. This grant facilitates the further dissemination and discussion of the project’s findings and outputs.

Project Title

For a project to help bridge the gap between scholarship and policy related to international peace and security

Date

Mar. 05, 2015

Duration

48 months

Project Title

For a project on learning the lessons of the Vietnam War

Date

Jun. 04, 2015

Duration

3 months

Project Title

For a project to help bridge the gap between academic social science and international security policymaking

Date

Mar. 10, 2011

Duration

18 months

Project Title

For a project to help bridge the gap between scholarship and policy related to international peace and security

Date

Dec. 15, 2011

Duration

42 months

Project Title

Toward survey research and dissemination on Latino incorporation in the United States

Date

Mar. 03, 2005

Duration

39 months