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Swiss Network for
International Studies
Funding
Funding pluri-disciplinary and policy
relevant research projects linked to the international agenda
Promoting
Promoting international studies in Switzerland through events, media and content creation
Connecting
Connecting Switzerland’s academics to International Geneva by making relevant research easily accessible
Latest Projects
- The Graduate Institute
- 2015
- Ilona Kickbusch
- University of St. Gallen
- 2015
- Michael M. Bechtel
- University of Bern
- 2015
- Manfred Elsig
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Political and Economic Inequality: Branko Milanovic
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Pestrop - An Ugandan story
Rubber in a Rice Bowl - Full documentary
Dodhar – The dilemma – Full documentary
Waste management and recycling in Bangalore
Designing effective regulation 4 carbon markets at the international, national & subnational level
Understanding rights in world heritage sites in the Asia Pacific: a perspective from Kathmandu
Political and Economic Inequality: Branko Milanovic
Political and Economic Inequality: Pepper Culpepper
Our Funding Opportunities and Awards
Call for Projects
The annual SNIS Call for Projects invites pluridisciplinary teams from academia, International Organizations and NGOs to submit project proposals. Project support is granted for up to two years and a maximum funding envelope of CHF 300’000.
International
Geneva Award
The IG Award is a prize for high-quality, policy-relevant academic papers. The papers must be in the domain of international studies and their findings must be relevant for / applicable to the work of International Organisations.
SNIS award for theses in international studies
The SNIS Award is a prize for the best PhD thesis in international studies. The thesis must be in the domain of international studies and its findings must be relevant for / applicable to the work of International Organizations.
