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Grants
12
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Total Awarded
$6,315,000
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Years
1986 - 2012
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Categories
Grants
Founded in 1980, the EastWest Institute (EWI) is a global think tank that devises innovative solutions to pressing security issues, by mobilizing networks of individuals, institutions, and nations. The purpose of this grant is to hold a dialogue between former U.S. and Chinese government officials to discuss the U.S.-China military-to-military relationship. There will be two meetings as part of this dialogue. The first meeting will be held in the United States and the second in China. Funds will be used for partial salaries, travel and accommodation, and translation and publication costs.
To support a feasibility study for a project to develop a multinational early warning network for missile launches.
To support public policy work in Ukraine and Russia (over two years).
To publish and distribute the "Russian Regional Report" to western academic institutions and U.S. government agencies.
To strengthen democratic institutions in eastern and central Europe, and to promote the integration of the former Soviet Union with Europe and the West (over two years).
To support the European Studies Center in Prague, Czech Republic (over two years).
To support program development of the European Center in Stirin, Czechoslovakia (over three years).
To support resident fellows and adjunct scholars (over three years).
To expand the resident fellows program, for public education, and for international networking on the economic and ecological aspects of security.
To support outreach and public education activities and for the resident fellowship program.