Asia

Grants will be awarded to support Columbia faculty research and public policy analysis focused on topics relevant to CGEP’s U.S.-China energy and climate work. This includes policy-relevant work on economic, geopolitical, institutional, technical or scientific issues related to (i) Chinese energy production or consumption, (ii) Chinese actions to mitigate or respond to climate change, or (iii) U.S.-China relations with respect to energy or climate change.

Dissertation-level graduate students and scholars with special interests in China, Taiwan, or Inner Asia are invited to submit proposals. Applicants must be current AAS members, but there are no citizenship requirements.

To support research and scholarly exchange in East Asia. In addition to the institute in Seoul, universities in Tokyo, Taipei, Beijing, and Shanghai are participating.

The purpose of the Borg Collaborative Grant is to prepare for the challenge of studying transnational issues involving the United States and East Asia and to explore new conceptual strategies and themes for understanding the study of US-East Asia through small-scale conferences, workshops, and collaborative research.