WOODROW WILSON INTERNATIONAL

The activities for the Scholars and Academic Relations (SAR) office consist of personnel and operating costs for the Scholars Office and the Center’s Library. [...] In support of the Center’s mission to strengthen the fruitful relation between the world of learning and the world of public affairs on the model of Woodrow Wilson, the fellowship competition allows the most qualified individuals to continue to document and disseminate advanced knowledge among all people. [...] The aim of the Wilson Center Fellowship Program is to connect with and amplify the objective of providing an essential link between the worlds of ideas and public policy. [...] This global network of preeminent thought-leaders actively affiliated with the Center and its programs produce research and timely analysis and help develop new avenues to amplify the mission and goals of the Center and its programming lanes of excellence. [...] The Program builds on the three-decades long investment by the Wilson Center and supporting foundations into the highly successful Cold War International History Project (CWIHP), the epicenter of a large international network of scholars, teachers, journalists, archivists, and policymakers engaged in reconsidering the history of the Cold War with the benefit of archival evidence from the communist.