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Democracy Fellowships
IFES Democracy Fellowships
IFES awards two to four $5,000 Democracy Studies Fellowships to bring outstanding graduate students to Washington, D.C. to engage in democracy development research.
Based at IFES' F. Clifton White Applied Research Center for Democracy and Elections, Fellows have access to IFES experts and conduct independent research with IFES mentors for 6 to 8 weeks. At the end of the fellowship, fellows must complete a paper for presentation to the public or IFES colleagues.
IFES Democracy Fellowships are awarded on an annual basis with flexible start dates. Please see links on side for eligibility and application details.
Fellowship Research
March 2010
White Paper/Report: Electoral Governance in sub-Saharan Africa (.pdf)
White Paper/Report: Electoral Governance in sub-Saharan Africa (.pdf)
January 2010
White Paper/Report: Election Management Bodies and Public Confidence in Elections:Lessons from Latin America (.pdf)
White Paper/Report: Election Management Bodies and Public Confidence in Elections:Lessons from Latin America (.pdf)
November 2008
White Paper/Report: Curing the Curse: Revenue, Representation, and Regime in Africa (.pdf)
White Paper/Report: Curing the Curse: Revenue, Representation, and Regime in Africa (.pdf)
September 2008
White Paper/Report: Ethnic Divisions and Electoral System Design: Prospects for Reform in Kenya (.pdf)
White Paper/Report: Ethnic Divisions and Electoral System Design: Prospects for Reform in Kenya (.pdf)
February 2008
White Paper/Report: Measuring Democracy: Approaches and Challenges Associated With Developing Democratic Indices (.pdf)
White Paper/Report: Measuring Democracy: Approaches and Challenges Associated With Developing Democratic Indices (.pdf)
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