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Funding, Funding

  • Micah Altman (a1)
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I show herein how to develop fundable proposals to support your research. Although the proposal strategy I discuss is commonly used in successful proposals, most junior faculty (and many senior scholars) in political science and other social sciences seem to be unaware of it. I dispel myths about funding, and discuss how to find funders and target funding programs. I then outline how to write a proposal; and detail how to respond to reviews.

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Thompson, Waddy. 2007. The Complete Idiot's Guide to Grant Writing. 2nd ed.New York: Alpha Books.
Wasby, Stephen L. 2001. “Proposal Writing—A Remedy for a Missing Part of Graduate Training.” PS: Political Science and Politics 34 (2): 309–12.
Yang, Otto O. 2007. Guide to Effective Grant Writing. New York: Springer.
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