Announcing the Winners of the 2022 Andrew W. Marshall Paper Prize on the Role of Organizational Behavior in Competition
Posted on December 8, 2022 December 30, 2022 by Stephanie Papa
Posted in Prizes
Announcing the Winners of the 2022 Andrew W. Marshall Paper Prize on Creative Bursts and Intellectual Outliers
Announcing the Winners of the Inaugural Andrew W. Marshall Paper Prizes
Posted on June 21, 2022 November 7, 2022 by dcadmin
On Future Reconfigurations in Asia 2045 and New Revolutions in Military Affairs
Congratulations to our Semi-Finalists, Finalists, and Grand Prize Winners Owen J. Daniels and Treston Wheat!
The inaugural Andrew W. Marshall Paper Prizes began in February 2021 with a call for submissions on Future Reconfigurations in Asia 2045 and New Revolutions in Military Affairs. These two competitions offered three rounds of awards for intellectually bold work that explored strategic questions facing the United States.
We received over 100 submissions of 500-word abstracts in the first round. Distinguished panels of practitioners and scholars evaluated these abstracts in a double blind review, awarding eleven authors or teams of authors in each competition $500 prizes and the opportunity to submit papers, competing in Round Two as Semi-Finalists. Out of those who chose to compete, we awarded five authors $2,500 prizes and the opportunity to refine their papers, competing in a final round as Finalists. In June 2022, one Grand Prize Winner in each competition was awarded $10,000. Grand prize-winning papers will be presented and published in Fall 2022.
Learn About the Winners: Future Reconfigurations in Asia 2045
Learn About the Winners: New Revolutions in Military Affairs
Call for Submissions: The 2022 Andrew W. Marshall Paper Prizes
Posted on January 5, 2022 November 7, 2022 by dcadmin
The Role of Organizational Behavior in Competition & Creative Bursts and Intellectual Outliers
The Andrew W. Marshall Foundation (AWMF) is offering two multi-round prizes of up to $13,000 each for intellectually bold work on The Role of Organizational Behavior in Competition and Creative Bursts and Intellectual Outliers.
AWMF seeks submissions that reinvigorate strategic thinking on organizational behavior and its impact on strategic competition, and submissions that examine how collective creativity among peer groups or within an organization comes about, is fostered, and is maintained.
Read the Competition Guidelines
Winners will have the opportunity to present their work to leading scholars and practitioners in the national security field and beyond, and have their submission published as a working paper by AWMF.
Both paper prize competitions consist of three rounds. Submissions of paper synopses for consideration for the Round One prizes are due by 11:59 PM ET on Monday, 21 February 2022.
Submission of Paper Synopsis
Up to 10 Semi-Finalists Awarded $500
Submission of Paper
Up to 5 Finalists Awarded $2,500
Round Three
Submission of Final Paper
Grand Prize Winner Awarded $10,000
These competitions are open to all. AWMF is eager to find new voices of any age, background, experience, or discipline, including practitioners and scholars from non-traditional backgrounds with knowledge and skills transferable to national security studies.
The Andrew W. Marshall Paper Prizes
Posted on March 24, 2021 November 7, 2022 by dcadmin
AWMF will award two prizes of up to $13,000 for well-researched, intellectually bold work on Future Reconfigurations in Asia 2045 and New Revolutions in Military Affairs.
As part of its mission to find and foster new voices to address strategic questions surrounding the long-term competitions facing the United States, the Andrew W. Marshall Foundation (AWMF) is offering two multi-round prizes of up to $13,000 for well-researched, intellectually bold work on Future Reconfigurations in Asia 2045 and New Revolutions in Military Affairs.
AWMF seeks papers that are diagnostic rather than prescriptive; are informed and speculative; build upon a foundation of research; and employ an interdisciplinary approach.
Both paper prize competitions consist of three rounds. Submissions of abstracts for consideration for the Round One prizes are due by 11:59 PM ET on Monday, 28 June 2021.
Submission of Abstract
Warm Wishes and Happy New Year from the Andrew W. Marshall Foundation
New Publication: CCP Weapons of Mass Persuasion
Advisor Jesse Ausubel Awarded 2022 Nierenberg Prize
History and the Future