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2010 SPF Fellowship

The Pacific Forum CSIS is delighted to announce the launch of the SPF Fellowship, a resident and nonresident fellows program designed to help build a stronger US-Japan partnership. Through the generous support of the Sasakawa Peace Foundation, the Pacific Forum CSIS is offering US and Japanese citizens the opportunity to spend 3-6 months at Pacific Forum working on issues of concern to the US-Japan relationship. By focusing on new and innovative thinking about security issues, this project is intended to strengthen and diversify the base of the US-Japan relationship, and ensure this vital partnership enjoys a successful second half-century.

Two fellows - at the starting point of her or his career (late 20s and 30s) - will be resident at the Pacific Forum to develop a monograph on a component of the bilateral security partnership. In addition to the time at Pacific Forum, where she or he will join other Pacific Forum programs, the recipient will spend up to 6 weeks in either Tokyo or Washington doing research.

In addition to the resident fellow, the SPF Fellowship also includes a nonresident component. This part of the program is open to Japanese and Americans with a PhD degree or MA with several years of experience in the beginning of their career working on the US-Japan alliance. Participants will join select Pacific Forum CSIS conferences as part of our Young Leaders program. (For more information about the Young Leaders program, please see the Pacific Forum CSIS website, http://csis.org/program/young-leaders-program)

For more details about the SPF Fellowship, including specific qualifications and requirements, the application form, and deadlines, please go to the Pacific Forum CSIS website, http://csis.org/program/spf-fellowship.

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