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Literary Studies 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 Tenured staff 9,46 10,38 10,88 10,28 11,00 10,46 10,59 10,65 Non tenured staff 0,15 1,13 1,54 0,85 1,85 1,55 1,43 PhD students 8,36 7,17 5,95 6,84 6,86 5,22 4,82 5,39 Total research staff 17,82 17,70 17,96 18,66 18,71 17,53 16,96 17,47 Oriental Studies 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 Tenured staff 2,15 2,75 2,85 2,85 2,85 2,72 2,18 2,05 PhD students 1,06 1,12 0,38 0,75 0,75 0,75 1,66 1,33 Total research staff 3,21 3,87 3,23 3,60 3,60 3,47 3,84 3,38 International and Political History 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 Tenured staff 4,12 4,74 4,47 3,67 3,79 3,04 3,30 4,27 Non tenured staff 0,50 0,67 0,80 0,42 0,80 1,92 2,00 PhD students 3,01 2,37 1,96 3,48 3,19 3,64 2,85 1,86 Total research staff 7,63 7,78 7,23 7,15 7,40 7,48 8,07 8,13 Social and Economic History 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 Tenured staff 2,70 2,90 2,52 2,49 2,53 2,18 2,05 2,05 Non tenured staff 7,25 5,68 5,31 4,10 4,21 5,30 5,85 5,58 PhD students 2,13 3,55 2,72 1,75 1,55 3,35 3,64 3,87 Total research staff 12,08 12,13 10,55 8,34 8,29 10,83 11,54 11,50 Gender Studies 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 Tenured staff 1,47 1,02 1,10 1,10 2,63 2,00 2,00 2,15 Non tenured staff 0,27 0,65 1,00 2,05 1,81 2,69 2,28 0,90 PhD students 2,64 3,62 3,55 3,25 2,78 1,96 2,21 3,39 Total research staff 4,38 5,29 5,65 6,40 7,22 6,65 6,49 6,44 B 5. Resources, funding, facilities OGC is funded from three different sources: • The University, through the Faculty of Arts (University funding, or fi rst fl ow) • The Dutch National Research Council NWO, European Union (Governmental and public funding, or second fl ow) • All other sources, including business and non-profi t organizations (Non-governmental funding, or third fl ow) The OGC budget comprises only funding for temporary projects; the research time of tenured faculty is not included in the OGC budget. 11 369 Research Institute for History and Culture OGC
University funding The University provides the following types of specifi c research funding, via the Faculty, or directly from the University Board: a. Tenured faculty has a fi xed amount of nominal research time—30 % for assistant professors, 40 % for associate and full professors—which is funded through the fi ve Teaching Institutes and therefore not included in the OGC budget. b. OGC itself receives a lump sum from the Faculty of Arts. This lump sum covers such expenses as: • Salaries for PhDs • Management and management support • Travel abroad by all tenured and non-tenured faculty • Conferences and workshops organized under the aegis of OGC • Operational costs (for PhD students, postdocs and management), such as computers In 2004, a redistribution of the research funds from the Faculty of Arts between the two research institutes was decided on, which was favourable for OGC. c. By special arrangement, additional fi nancing is available for each successful dissertation defence in the International PhD programme. This money is used to provide grants for particular international PhD-students, who are not employees of the university, but have student status, and in fact fund themselves through the successful completion of their dissertations. d. The University Board provides additional specifi c funding for: • Special projects (Scenarios for the Humanities/BINT) • Matching NWO projects in the VeniVidiVici-programme • Royal Academy of Sciences Fellowships • Grotius fellowships • Infrastructure (or Penvoerderschapsgelden in Dutch) for three National Research Schools offi cially administered in Utrecht and connected to OGC: those for Art History, Literary Studies and Gender Studies. Governmental and public funding NWO is the major science funding organization for the humanities in the Netherlands. EU funding is included under this heading because it also comes from government sources and is given under similar conditions. In the period under review NWO provided research funding for 49 PhD-students, 48 Postdocs, and 16 faculty (see Table B.12). This included: • Individual Postdoc projects • Projects in the VeniVidiVici-programme • Programmatic research • Projects in the Flemish/Dutch programme Projects in the “Transformation in Art and Culture” and “Cultural Change and Foundations of the Humanities” programmes • Special funding, mainly Aspasia and so called Van der Leeuw-chairs • Digitalisation projects • International collaboration projects • Travel-grants for Postdocs and PhD-students • Funding for translations In the period under review European funding was provided through: • Fifth Framework • Sixth Framework • Marie Curie Programme • European Science Foundation OGC Research Institute for History and Culture 370
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Introduction During the past eight
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Besamusca, A.A.M., ‘Tristano e Is
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Kloek, E.M., [Recensie van:] Bleyer
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Streng, C.F.M., ‘‘Naturalisme
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Henrichs, H., ‘Tema con variazion
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Mijnhardt, W.W., ‘Province Unite
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Schwegman, M.J., Maria Montessori.
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Uricchio, W.C., ‘Filmvorführer i
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Slade, C.M., ‘Perceptions of the
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Mutsaers, L.D.M., ‘Issues of dias
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Clement, A.A., ‘Gerard von Brucke
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Hoenselaars, A.J., ‘Six Renaissan
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