2006 GRANT RECIPIENTS
For Applications Received in 2005
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
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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