The ITC Conference Grants support PhD students, PhD candidates and Early Career Investigators with a primary affiliation in an institution located in an Inclusiveness Target Country (ITC) participating in the CHERN Action. Aligned with CHERN’s objectives, the goal is to foster the career development of junior scholars through networking, training and integration into ongoing research collaborations.
We are no longer accepting applications for this type of grant.
For more details and instructions on how to apply, please refer to:
The Dissemination Conference Grants directly support the Action’s dissemination with the aim to significantly increase the visibility of the CHERN COST Action in the research community and attract additional participants and stakeholders and disseminate Action results to relevant end-users at high-profile conferences.
We are no longer accepting applications for this type of grant.
For more details and instructions on how to apply, please refer to:
Conference Grant Manager
Anna Lupina-Wegener
ZHAW School of Management and Law
Center for Culture & Creativity in International Business (C3IB)
Grantees
ITC CONFERENCE GRANT
Grant Period 3:
Anabela Santiago – Health diplomacy as a tool of soft power in contemporary Chinese history
Jelena Gledić – Threat and Opportunity Vs. Our Brother and The Other: Perceptions of China and the Chinese
Grant Period 4:
Konstantinas Andrijauskas – Bilateral China-Lithuania Relations: Latest Update
Mariana Trifonova – Presentation “National Perspectives on EU’s de-risking agenda vis-a-vis China: the Case of Bulgaria”
Tamas Matura – Update on Bilateral China Relations – a snapshot from Hungary
Veysel Tekdal – Understanding China’s Modest Role as a “Growth Driver” in Semi-Peripheral Industrializing Economies
Grant Period 5:
Jelena Gledić – BRI project workers in the Western Balkans: Politics and Public Perception
DISSEMINATION CONFERENCE GRANT
Grant Period 5:
Agota Revesz – “Applied China Studies” in Europe
