FG1 | Independent Social Research Foundation

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.

Awarded projects include:

Pál Nyíri

Comparative Studies of Labour Relations in Chinese-Invested Enterprises Overseas

The worldwide expansion of investment from the PRC has attracted widespread attention. But there are very...

Martin Scott, Kate Wright & Mel Bunce

The Future of IRIN

Consideration of the influence of foundation funding on international news is, at the moment, limited to...

Nikolas Rose

Modelling the Vital Brain: Interdisciplinary Engagements between Social Science and Neuroscience

Neuroscience is said to be changing how human behaviour is understood, how society is organized, how public...

Mid-Career Fellow 2013-14, Small Group Project 2015-16

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Flexible Grants for Small Groups (FG1)

Awarded projects include:

Comparative Studies of Labour Relations in Chinese-Invested Enterprises Overseas

The Future of IRIN

Modelling the Vital Brain: Interdisciplinary Engagements between Social Science and Neuroscience

Involving the following people:

Dr Julia Gumy

Professor Michael Larkin

Dr Zoe Boden-Stuart

Dr Leen Vandecasteele Associate Professor at the Life Course and Inequality Research Centre (LIVES) at the University of Lausanne.

Professor Nikolas Rose

Professor Stewart Smyth

Dr Elisa Wynne-Hughes

Professor Jutta Weldes

Dr Charlie Dannreuther

Professor Martin Scott

Professor Kate Wright

Professor Mel Bunce

Dr Joss Winn

Professor Mike Neary

Professor Pál Nyíri