Posted on 8 April 2015 in awards, news, small group projects

First Flexible Grants for Small Groups Competition – Awards Made

by Stuart Wilson

In November 2014, the ISRF launched its first Flexible Grants for Small Groups competition. Having received a number of strong proposals, a pool of independent external assessors supported the funding of nine projects.

First Flexible Grants for Small Groups Competition

Scholars from within Europe were eligible to apply as Principal Investigator(s) to lead a small group of 2-10 scholars. Awards were made to:

  • Relatedness and Relationships in Mental Health
    Zoe Boden & Michael Larkin
  • Financialisation, Social Investment and Europe’s Social Question
    Charles Dannreuther
  • Keeping Up or Falling Behind? Personal debt: examining the role of social comparison and income inequality across Europe
    Julia Gumy & Leen Vandecasteele
  • Comparative Studies of Labour Relations in Chinese-Invested Enterprises Overseas
    Pál Nyíri
  • Modelling the Vital Brain: Interdisciplinary Engagements between Social Science and Neuroscience
    Nikolas Rose
  • The Future of IRIN
    Martin Scott, Katherine Wright, & Mel Bunce
  • Critical Realism and accounting research workshop series
    Stewart Smyth
  • Beyond public and private: A model for co-operative higher education
    Joss Winn & Mike Neary
  • The Transnational Anti-Street Harassment Movement: Everyday insecurities and security practitioners from London to Cairo
    Elisa Wynne-Hughes & Jutta Weldes

Contacting Grantees

If you would like to contact any of our Grantees to discuss their ISRF-funded work, please contact Dr Lars Cornelissen (Academic Editor) in the first instance, at [email protected].

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