BUEK es palyazatok

[Acsady Judit]

Sziasztok!
A szociologusok PhD listajarol nehany erdekes felhivas, meg odafer a
karacsonyfa ala.
Udvozlettel, ujevi jokivansagokkal
A.J.
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>Az International Institute for Democracy 42. számából
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>Kérlek, küldd szét
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>BUEK ES BUM, szerettel, Zsuzsa
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>Eastern European students in social, economic, historical and legal fields
>are eligible for scholarships to study in Germany from the Friedrich Ebert
>Stiftung. There are 300 scholarships opportunities and no deadline for
>applications. For further information: Friedrich Ebert Stiftung, Abt.
>Studienforderung, Godesberger Allee 149, D-53170 Bonn; tel: +49 228 88 36
>34; fax: +49 228 88 36 97; e-mail: info at fes.de; http://www.fes.de
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>Young scholars from Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Romania and
>Slovakia are invited to apply for the Andrew W. Mellon East-Central European
>Research Visiting Fellowships 2000/2001 in the humanities and social
>sciences at the Institute for Human Sciences (IWM). These three-month
>fellowships cover living expenses in Vienna and travel costs, candidates
>must already have obtained a PhD and an academic position equivalent to
>associate professor level.
>For information and application form: IWM, Spittelauer Lände 3, A-1090
>Vienna; tel: +43 1 313 58 0; fax: +43 1 313 58 30; e-mail: Kastner at iwm.at;
>http://www.univie.ac.at/iwm
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>The European Roma Rights Center allows grants for non-profit organizations
>based in a European or Eurasian country with a record of relevant activity.
>The ERRC considers proposals for future long-term projects in the areas of
>legal defense and human rights education of Roma. For information: ERRC, PO
>Box 10/24, H-1525 Budapest 114; tel: +36 1 428 23 51; fax: +36 1 428 23 56;
>e-mail: 100263.1130 at compuserve.com; http://errc.org
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>The new LGI Fellowship Program of the Open Society Institute supports
>research, writing or activism that offers new information and ideas
>concerning issues of importance to the decentralization and reform of
>sub-national governments in CEE, NIS and Mongolia. Contact: Open Society
>Institute, Nador utca 11, H-1051 Budapest; tel: +36 1 327 31 00; fax: +36 1
>327 31 01; e-mail: lgprog at osi.hu
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>Derechos Human Rights has created an internship program in collaboration
>with Human Rights NGOs and government organizations in Argentina. It offers
>interns the opportunity to gain practical experience in human rights works
>helping human rights groups with research, organization of materials,
>writing and translation and coordination of events. Interns must be fluent
>in Spanish and have experience working in developing nations. For further
>information: Derechos Human Rights, Helguera 763, 1766 Tablada, Buenos
>Aires, Argentina; tel/fax: +54 11 44 54 69 65; e-mail: arg at derechos.org;
>http://www.derechos.org
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>Zsuzsa Ferge
>Professor of Sociology
>Department of Social Policy
>ELTE University
>Budapest 1088 Muzeum korut 4/c
>Hungary
>tel-fax 361 266 1008
>Pease let me know if the message arrived - thanks
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