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GrantID: 16504
Grant Funding Amount Low: $20,000
Deadline: November 2, 2022
Grant Amount High: $40,000
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Priority Outcomes for Maine China Studies Fellowship
The Maine China Studies Fellowship, funded by a Banking Institution, aims to support research, writing, and innovation in China studies. The fellowship offers up to $45,000 to scholars at all ranks, higher education leaders, journalists, and other readers of research and writing on China. To achieve its objectives, the fellowship prioritizes specific outcomes that align with the needs of China studies in the 21st century.
Enhancing Research Capacity in Maine
One of the primary outcomes of the Maine China Studies Fellowship is to enhance research capacity in Maine. The state is home to a diverse range of research institutions, including the University of Maine and Maine Maritime Academy. The fellowship seeks to leverage the expertise of these institutions to advance China studies and promote a deeper understanding of China's role in the global economy. By supporting research projects that focus on China's economic, political, and cultural developments, the fellowship aims to foster a community of scholars and researchers in Maine who can contribute to the national conversation on China.
Promoting Interdisciplinary Collaboration
Another key outcome of the fellowship is to promote interdisciplinary collaboration among researchers, policymakers, and practitioners. Maine's unique geographic location, with its extensive coastline and border with Canada, makes it an ideal hub for interdisciplinary research on China's global influence. The Maine Arts Commission, for instance, has a history of supporting arts projects that explore the intersection of culture and economics. By encouraging collaboration between researchers from diverse disciplines, the fellowship aims to generate innovative insights and solutions that can inform policy and practice in Maine and beyond.
Informing Policy and Practice in Maine
The Maine China Studies Fellowship also seeks to inform policy and practice in the state by supporting research that addresses pressing issues related to China's rise. The Maine State Legislature has shown interest in understanding the implications of China's growing economic influence, particularly in the context of the state's trade relationships with Canada and the broader region. By supporting research that sheds light on these issues, the fellowship aims to provide policymakers and practitioners with the knowledge and insights they need to make informed decisions about Maine's economic development, trade policies, and cultural exchange programs.
Maine's distinct demographic features, such as its aging population and rural economy, present unique challenges and opportunities for China studies. The fellowship recognizes that understanding China's role in the global economy is crucial for Maine's economic development, particularly in industries such as forestry, fishing, and tourism. By supporting research that explores these issues, the fellowship aims to contribute to the state's economic resilience and competitiveness.
The University of Maine's China research initiatives, for example, have explored the impact of Chinese investment on Maine's economy. These efforts demonstrate the potential for collaboration between research institutions and state agencies, such as the Maine Department of Economic and Community Development, to drive economic growth and development.
Q: What types of research projects are eligible for the Maine China Studies Fellowship? A: Research projects that focus on China's economic, political, and cultural developments, with a particular emphasis on their implications for Maine, are eligible for the fellowship.
Q: Can researchers from institutions outside of Maine apply for the fellowship? A: While the fellowship is open to researchers from institutions outside of Maine, the research project must have a clear connection to the state, either through the researcher's affiliation with a Maine institution or the project's relevance to Maine's economic or cultural interests. For example, researchers from Michigan or Vermont institutions may be eligible if their project has significant implications for Maine.
Q: How will the fellowship outcomes be evaluated, and what role will the Banking Institution funder play in this process? A: The fellowship outcomes will be evaluated based on their contribution to the field of China studies, their relevance to Maine's economic and cultural interests, and their potential to inform policy and practice in the state. The Banking Institution funder will likely play a role in evaluating the outcomes, potentially through a review committee or other oversight mechanism, to ensure that the fellowship is achieving its objectives and supporting research that aligns with its priorities.
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