[ANU Pacific.Institute] PACIFIC INSTITUTE PUBLICATION SUBSIDY GRANT

[Anna Edmundson]

REMINDER: PACIFIC INSTITUTE PUBLICATION SUBSIDY GRANT

We still have opportunities for people to apply for the 2020 Publications Subsidy.

Please note that these need to be in ASAP so they can be processed before the Christmas cut-off.

Background
The Pacific Institute promotes various grants and prizes in Pacific Studies at the ANU. Our publication subsidy grants totalling $2,500 is provided every year to assist in the publication of a scholarly work (which could be a journal article, a chapter or a book) of high quality and substantially within the field of Pacific Studies, defined to include Polynesia, Micronesia and Melanesia including West Papua, but also covering the relationship of the Pacific region to other parts of the world All applications are assessed by a subcommittee of the Pacific Institute board.
Who can apply?
ANU staff and students are eligible to apply, as well as Visiting Fellows from the Pacific and elsewhere.
When are applications due?
*             Grant Round Semester 1 2020: closed
*             Grant Round Semester 2 2020: Opened October
Funding Eligibility
Funding is to be used to assist in publication costs including but not limited to editorial work, indexing, illustrations, fees for images, translation costs. The committee to decide if the claimed costs are appropriate. No particular publisher is prescribed, but there must be evidence produced that the work has been accepted for publication. A completed draft manuscript must be submitted for evaluation, along with reviewers reports from the publisher. The grant lapses after 12 months from the date of award.
Please note no grant will be given if there are upfront royalties or other upfront payments resulting from publication. Grants are not retrospective for already published works beyond the date of the previous round.

Interested applicants please contact: anna.edmundson at anu.edu.au<mailto:anna.edmundson at anu.edu.au>



Dr. Anna Edmundson
Lecturer, Centre for Heritage & Museum Studies
Research Fellow, Centre for Digital Humanities
Rm 3.37 | Sir Roland Wilson Building
The Australian National University
Acton ACT 2601
M: 0403 980 884
E: anna.edmundson at anu.edu.au<mailto:anna.edmundson at anu.edu.au>
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-3448-925X
Latest Publications

(2019):' Preserving the Papuan': JHP Murray and doomed race theory in Papua New Guinea, History & Anthropology, https://doi.org/10.1080/02757206.2019.1689973
(2019): Piksa Inap Tok (Pictures Can Talk): Contemporary Art From Papua New Guinea, Canberra: School of Art and Design, ANU,  ISBN:978-0-9876311-4-5
(2019): For Science, Salvage, and State: Papua New Guinea's Earliest Colonial Museums, The Journal of Pacific History, 54 (1):96-115.  https://doi.org/10.1080/00223344.2018.1541132
(2018): From Economic Laboratory to Haus Tumbuna: Re-inventing the Papua New Guinea Museum, Paideuma 64:125-148.


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