Candidates who have completed their PhD at an Israeli or German university, as well as citizens of Israel or Germany who have received their PhD in any country, are eligible to apply. Application is open for those specializing in all fields of the Humanities and the Social Sciences.
Deadline - September 18, 2023
Congratulations to Dr. Nora Derbal who was awarded the "Polonsky Prize for Creativity and Originality in the Humanistic Disciplines" at the Hebrew University for her book Charity in Saudi Arabia: Civil Society under Authoritarianism!
Basma Fahoum (Palestinian History, Social History)
Eilat Maoz (Anthropology)
Amir Reicher (Anthropology)
Uri Eran (Philosophy)
Esra Akkaya (Romance Philology, Turkish-Jewish Literature)
Sarah Stoll (German Literature)
Congratulations to Dr. Johannes Czakai for receiving the Friedrich Meinecke Award of the Free University in Berlin for his dissertation "Nochem’s New Names: The Jews of Galicia and Bukovina and the Adoption of German First and Family Names, 1772-1820"!
Congratulations to Dr. Nora Derbal and her book Charity in Saudi Arabia: Civil Society under Authoritarianism, for being listed as one of the "Books of the Year 2022" by The Times Literary Supplement!
Dr. Anne-Christin Klotz was awarded the "Irma Rosenberg Förderpeis für die Erforschung der Geschichte des Nationalsozialismus" (Irma Rosenberg Advancement Award for Researching the History of National Socialism) for her PhD thesis on the Yiddish press of Warsaw and it's struggle against Nazi Germany.
Candidates who have completed their PhD at an Israeli or German university, as well as citizens of Israel or Germany who have received their PhD in any country, are eligible to apply. Application is open for those specializing in all fields of the Humanities and the Social Sciences.
Deadline- September 15, 2022
Congratulations to Martina Mampieri for winning a Special Mention of Excellence for the junior category of the Giuseppe Alberigo Award 2021 with her book Living under the Evil Pope: The Hebrew Chronicle of Pope Paul IV by Benjamin Neḥemiah ben Elnathan from Civitanova Marche (16th cent.), Studies in Jewish History and Culture 58, Leiden-Boston, Brill, 2020.
Netta Green (French history)
Yael Assor (Sociology of medicine)
Moshe Yagur (Jewish history)
Aviv Derri (Middle Eastern Studies, economic history)
Linus Ubl (Literature)
Johannes Lotze (Imperial China)
Benjamin Wilck (history and philosophy of mathematics)
Johannes Czakai (Early modern Jewish History)
Anne-Christin Klotz (Modern Jewish History)
