2005 GRANT RECIPIENTS
The Effect of Victim Input on Parole Release Decisions
Joel M. Caplan
University of Pennsylvania
School of Social Policy & Practice
Determinants of Dispute Resolution Outcomes in the World Trade Organization
Special Recognition: John L. Stanley Award
Joseph A. Conti
University of California at Santa Barbara
Sociology
The Political Economy of Immigrant Integration in Europe
Rafaela Mirjam Dancygier
Yale University
Political Science
Men’s Multi-Partnered Fertility: Implications for Paternal Involvement
Karen Benjamin Guzzo
University of Pennsylvania
Sociology
Modern Segregation: Suburbanization and the Black Middle Class
Rodney Harrell
University of Maryland
Urban Studies and Planning
Effects of Government Structures on Foreign Policy Decision-Making
Dorle Hellmuth
Catholic University of America
World Politics
Graying of an Epidemic: Social Policy and HIV/AIDS Education and Prevention
Special Recognition: Eli Ginzberg Award
Ann Marie Hickey
University of Kansas
Sociology
Public Safety and Making a Living in an American Prison Town
Andrea Morrell
City University of New York/Graduate Center
Anthropology
Agents of Social Change? Police Engagement in Social Policy
Liliokanaio Peaslee
Brandeis University
Politics and Social Policy
Social Isolation and Neighborhood Mobility over Childhood
Special Recognition: Robert K. Merton Award
Patrick Thomas Sharkey
Harvard University
Sociology and Social Policy
Human Rights in U.S., British, and French Foreign Policies
Marketa Valkova
Brandeis University
Politics and Social Policy