Fundación Seminario de Investigación para la Paz supports interdisciplinary research, publications, and public education on peace and conflict from an academic and civic perspective. Its funding appears to center on Spain- and Aragón-based scholars, practitioners, and convenings that explore conflict resolution, humanitarian action, peace education, and the links between law, migration, and international affairs. The foundation also seems to value collaborative work with universities and civil-society networks, especially projects that produce public-facing knowledge rather than purely internal research.
Primarily small, program-specific research support through an annual call for proposals ('Ayudas a la Investigación 2027'), with grants tied to peace-related studies and publications. It appears to favor academic or practitioner-led projects in Spain/Aragón and also supports seminars, forums, and collaborative publications rather than large unrestricted grants.
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Watch the annual research-call PDF for exact eligibility and deadlines, since the posted 2027 call does not include a concrete date in the excerpt. Applicants should align proposals closely with the foundation’s peace-research themes, emphasize interdisciplinary methods and public impact, and be prepared for a Spanish-language process with a strong regional connection to Aragón or Spain.
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Who can apply: Public convocatoria for research work; specific eligibility requirements are not visible in the scraped content.
Deadline: Convocatoria para 2027; fecha concreta no indicada en el contenido provisto (ver PDF de convocatoria).
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