Announcing a New Global Education Project – Phase One: Scholarships to American Universities.
There are an estimated 65,000 scholarships valued at more than 3 billion dollars available for U.S. and foreign students of American universities. ICEG is compiling a comprehensive database of these scholarships, which will be online in late 2006. Students will be able to search these scholarship data by area of study (major), gender and ethnic preferences, qualification requirements, and choice of college. They will also be able, in most cases, to apply online.

To search a sample of data collected to date click here.

Subsequent phases will 1) identify university scholarships worldwide, and 2) work with existing NGOs to promote k-12 education programs through private investment, economic policy reforms, and ethnic and gender equity.

For questions, comments, and donations to this program please contact bhodam@iceg.org.



"South Eastern European Monitor"
This is a new series of twice-monthly publications by the ICEG European Center (www.icegec.org) and Corvinus International Investment Ltd (www.corvinus.hu) focused on the macroeconomic developments in South Eastern Europe; economic and sector trends, policy decisions, and changes in institutional and legislative framework.

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The ICEG European Center "Opinion"
Peter Bilek: The Ten Members and The Single European Market This issue of Opinion examines the deficiencies of the single European market.

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The ICEG European Center "News of the Month"
This month News examines macroeconomic and policy trends in Poland, macroeconomic trends affecting the Presidential election in Ukraine, and the recent trends in oil and gas production in Kazakhstan.

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Economic and Political Relations after the EU Enlargement:
The Visegrad Countries and Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, and Moldova A collection of papers by the ICEG European Center (Budapest) and the Foundation for Research into the World Economy sponsored by Freedom House and UNDP.

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All ICEG European Center (Budapest) publications and back issues are available at http://www.icegec.org/eng/index.htm. For more information contact ICEG at admin@iceg.org or the Director of ICEG European Center (Budapest), Dr. Pal Gaspar at gasparpal@mail.datanet.hu.