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The Economics of Social Science Research & Knowledge Production in the Middle East & North Africa

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Mar 6, 2023

National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) Funding Levels

Established by the federal government in 1965, the National Endowment for the Humanities ( NEH) provides support for humanities activities through grants for education, preservation, research, and public programs. While the federal government contributes to the…
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ARISE I: Media Coverage

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Sep 21, 2015

The Relationship between Funding and Time to Ph.D.

The extended time-to-degree for humanities PhDs has received considerable attention in recent years, with a substantial focus on the relationship between particular types of funding…
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Aug 12, 2018

Beyond NEH: Other Federal Support for Humanities Activities

While NEH is the primary federal funder of humanities activities, the field receives funding from a large number of other federal departments and agencies. This indicator identifies key budget lines that provide support for humanities work, and it describes the trend in…
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Nov 11, 2016

State Library Agencies

The official purpose of a state library agency is to extend and develop library services throughout that state, though the nature and extent of those services vary widely—with some agencies even serving as the official archives for their state.
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Public Research Universities: Changes in State Funding

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Oct 2, 2014

Foundation Funding of Humanities Activities

Private funding for the humanities takes myriad forms, but foundations are a substantial source of support for humanities activities in the United States. Data from the Foundation Center shed light on giving to the…
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Jun 13, 2018

Key Business, Science, and University Leaders Applaud Recent Research Funding Boost, But Much More Needs to be Done on Innovation

Organizers of 2015 “Innovation: An American Imperative” Issue Progress Report Detailing Path Congress & Administration Must Take to Ensure U.S. Remains Global Innovation Leader
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Daedalus

Trusting the Courts: Redressing the State Court Funding Crisis

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Nov 11, 2016

State Humanities Council Revenues

The state humanities councils are independent, not-for-profit entities created by Congress in the early 1970s to support humanities programs and community-based activities in the 56 states and U.S…
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May 11, 2017

Does Investment in Research Always Pay Off?

Research funding is not unlike food production; it is not the amount, but the distribution of research funds that matters.
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Jun 21, 2004

New Report Provides First Comprehensive Look at Foundation Support for the Humanities

Giving by private foundations to the humanities more than doubled during the past decade, according to a new study conducted and published by the Foundation Center in collaboration with the American Academy of Arts & Sciences
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The Lincoln Project: Media Coverage

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Mar 22, 2010

Eighty-eight Representatives Seek Increase in NEH Funding

Academy’s Humanities Indicators Cited in “Dear Colleague” Letter
A scientist is conducting toxicology research for the FDA by developing a custom microarray.
Feb 20, 2025

Proposed Cuts to Federal Funding for Science

Featuring Nancy C. Andrews, Paul D. Clement, William F. Tate, Maria T. Zuber, and Laurie L. Patton
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Data Publication

The State of the Humanities: Funding 2014

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Feb 4, 2016

New American Academy of Arts and Sciences Publication Examines Challenges of and Opportunities in Funding Model for Public Research Universities

Tuition is the principal revenue source for many of these institutions; Teaching and research remain the two top expenditures.
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Aug 1, 2014

The Academy Rolls Out Three New Research Tools

The American Academy introduced a fully revised Humanities Indicators website (http://HumanitiesIndicators.org), a new report showing contraction across a number of funding streams for the field, and a new data forum designed to spur further dialogue about the state of the humanities.
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Jun 8, 2016

Federal Funding Drives U.S. Innovation

Following World War II, our government forged a commitment to support scientific research. Today, our nation’s standing is threatened due to the under-prioritization of investment in scientific research.
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