Projects and Proposals Funding supports groups of scholars and students pursuing collective legal history initiatives to advance scholarship, teaching, scholarly exchange, and public engagement.
ASLH Early Career Global Legal History Research Fellowships support early-career scholars’ dissertations, monographs, and research on non-U.S. legal history to contribute new knowledge about law.
The Law & Science Program funds interdisciplinary studies exploring connections between human behavior, laws, science, and technology in diverse fields.
Cromwell Fellowships support early-career scholars researching and writing dissertations, first monographs, and other American legal history projects to contribute new knowledge about law.
Research Grants Scheme supports socio-legal researchers, including those in precarious employment, to pursue practical studies of law and society where other research funding is unavailable.
PhD Fieldwork Grants from the Socio-Legal Studies Association support postgraduate researchers’ fieldwork across socio-legal studies, helping research proceed where other funding is unavailable.