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Social Science Research Council. Publish Date. 1995 rev., 1988. Citation. Pzreworski, Adam, Salomon, Frank, On the Art of Writing Proposals (Social Science Research Council, 1995 rev., 1988). The SSRC makes available interdisciplinary research to inform policy, academic discourse, and the public.
On the Art of Writing Proposals. Adam Prezeworski and Frank Saloman. Some Candid Suggestions for Applicants to Social Science Research Council Competitions. WRITING PROPOSALS FOR RESEARCH FUNDING is a peculiar facet of North American academic culture, and as with all things cultural, its attributes rise only partly into public consciousness.
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Some Candid Suggestions on the Art of Writing Proposals. By Adam Przeworski and Frank Salomon. Revised for the Drugs, Security and Democracy Fellowship Program by SSRC staff. Writing proposals for research funding is a peculiar facet of academic culture. A proposal’s overt function is to persuade a review committee that it shines with four ...
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National Science Foundation. NSF’s Guide for Proposal Writing. Guidelines for Writing Grant Proposals. How to Prepare Your Proposal. Merit Review Process. Review Criteria. Social Science Research Council (SSRC) On the Art of Writing Proposals
Grant Proposal Writing Resources. Preparing Research Proposals in the Social and Behavioral Sciences: The Graduate Student Guide to Funding. Social Science Research Council, The Art of Writing Proposals. How to Write a Winning NSF Proposal. Advice on Writing Proposals to the National Science Foundation. Twelve Steps to a Winning NSF Research ...
The Art of Writing Proposals: Written by Adam Przeworski and Frank Salomon, an excellent discussion of the spoken and unspoken expectations for social science proposals posted on the Social Science Research Council website. Much of the information is applicable to social science writing in general.
