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Anne Maamke Boonstra
Anne Maamke Boonstra
Advisor for International Heritage Cooperation & Indonesia
a.boonstra [at] dutchculture.nl

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Judith van der Kooij
Judith van der Kooij
Advisor for the Mobility Info Point, Advice Desk & Ghana
j.vanderkooij [at] dutchculture.nl

 

 

 

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KITLV: Philippus Corts Fund

KITLV: Philippus Corts Fund

Funding for research in Dutch and Indonesian collections relating to the shared history of Indonesia and the Netherlands between 1602 and 1949

The Philippus Corts Fund (PCF) of the Royal Netherlands Institute of Southeast Asian and Caribbean Studies (KITLV) aims to preserve, make accessible, and support research into original archival sources in Indonesia and the Netherlands relating to the shared history of the two countries between 1602 and 1949, with particular attention to the VOC and the Second World War in Southeast Asia.

Travelling from
The Netherlands
Abroad (outside the Kingdom of the Netherlands)
Travelling to
Indonesia
Netherlands
Discipline(s)
Heritage
Who can apply
Individuals
  • The fund supports students and researchers based in the Netherlands, as well as joint Dutch-Indonesian teams, who conduct academic research in collections in the Netherlands and/or Indonesia and whose projects contribute to the objectives of the fund;
  • Applicants must either be currently enrolled in an MA or PhD programme, or hold an MA or PhD in a relevant field.
For what
Research
How much

Approximately €15,000 is available per year, with a maximum of €7,500 per application.

Requirements

For all applications (research, translation, making collections accessible, and publication), applicants must address the following questions:

  • What is the objective of the project? This should be defined according to SMART criteria.
  • What is the rationale for the project's academic and/or social significance?
  • Why is the project distinctive? What is its added value?
  • Which target groups will benefit from the results?
  • In which language(s) will the final outputs be produced, and why?
  • Will the final outputs be shared more widely? If so, in what form and through which channels?
  • What other sources of funding or grants have been secured or applied for to carry out the project?

For applications concerning commercial publication or translation, applicants must also address:

  • Will the work undergo peer review? If not, who will act as readers/reviewers to ensure the quality of the work?
  • Which publisher is involved in the publication or translation?
  • Is there already a (draft) agreement with the publisher and a standard cost estimate? If so, please include these documents with the application.
When to apply
Before a specific deadline
Upcoming deadline(s)
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