NEWS
NEW -- February 1, 2019
The successful applicants for the Summer 2019 Luce Post-doctoral Fellowships and Ricci Doctoral Fellowships will be announced within the next few days. Stay
tuned on this channel!
PAST NEWS
December 3, 2018
Applications for the Summer 2019 Luce Post-Doctoral Fellowships (for post-docs and junior faculty) are now open. Please click
here
for more information.
Applications for the Summer 2019 Ricci Doctoral Research Fellowships (for doctoral candidates who have completed all course work) are now also open. Please click
here
for more information.
Please note: these two Fellowships and their respective requirements are distinct!
October 1, 2018
The second Luce international workshop for post-doctoral and junior faculty begins this morning at 9:00 a.m. at the at the James Ford Bell Library of the University of Minnesota and will continue until October 4, 2018. Click
here
for more information.
January 5, 2018
Applications for Summer 2018 Ricci Doctoral Fellowships and Luce Research Fellowships are now closed. Click
here
for more information about the Ricci Doctoral Fellowship and
here
for more information on the Luce Research Fellowship. Applications procedures for the Summer 2019 Fellowships will be announced later in the year.
September, 2017
The first Luce international workshop for post-doctoral and junior faculty was held at the China Centre of the University of Oxford from September 20-23, 2017. Click
here
for more information.
January, 2017
The Ricci Institute is now receiving proposals for publication in its new
scholarly monograph series
.
A webpage for the new series will be created in February 2017 on the site of
Brill Academic Publishers
.
Anyone interested in submitting a manuscript for consideration for publication may write to the Ricci Institute for more information by following this link .
Anyone interested in submitting a manuscript for consideration for publication may write to the Ricci Institute for more information by following this link .
November, 2016
The Ricci Institute is very pleased to announce that last month
Stephen Ford
, joined our team as Editorial Assistant.
In addition to his work at the Ricci Institute, Stephen is a PhD candidate in History & East Asian Languages at Harvard University, completing a dissertation on law, punishment, and the rationalization of state violence during China's Yuan and Ming dynasties.
His scholarly interests include Chinese and Western intellectual and cultural history, as well as the use of computational methodologies in historical research.
Stephen has previously done editorial work for the journals, Frontiers of Philosophy in China and Philosophical Researches 哲学研究.
Originally from Chicago, he holds an MA in East Asian Studies from Yale University and a BA in Mathematics and History from Grinnell College.
