Awards To Scholarly Publications Program
The Awards to Scholarly Publications Program (ASPP) provides funding to help authors and academic presses publish scholarly books that make a significant original contribution to knowledge in the humanities and social sciences in Canada. Up to 180 subsidies of $8,000 are available each year. Furthermore, five subsidies of $12,000 are available for the translation of scholarly works.
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