2014 GRANT RECIPIENTS
For Applications Received in 2013
Undeveloping Detroit: Race, Property, and the Taking Back of the Outer City
Special Recognition: John L. Stanley Award
Jackson Bartlett
Northwestern University
Department of African American Studies
Stratified Surveillance: Policing in the Age of Big Data
Special Recognition: Irving Louis Horowitz Award
Sarah Brayne
Princeton University
Department of Sociology
Saving the Sacred Sea: Lake Baikal Environmental Activism from the Soviet Union to Globalized Modernity
Kate Brown
Vanderbilt University,
Department of Sociology
Dust Storms and Dying Lakes: Wastefulness, Beneficial Use, and Water Transfers in California
Special Recognition: Martinus Nijhoff Award
Alida Cantor
Clark Univeristy
Department of Geography
Bumping up the Batting Average?: Post 9/11 Analytic Tradecraft Reform in the Intelligence Community
Special Recognition: Harold D. Lasswell Award
Stephan Coulthart
University of Pittsburgh
School of Public and International Affairs
The Politics of Kidnapping: Explaining Mutual Restraint in Terrorist and Guerilla Conflicts
Joe Gardner
University of California
Department of Political Science
Examining the Role of Place-Based Interventions in Supporting Military Family Health: A Mixed Methods Study of Family-Centered Therapeutic Landscapes
Special Recognition: Eli Ginzberg Award
Sara Green
University of Washington
Department of Social Work
Inequality in the Worst of Times: Recessions and Public Concern for Income Inequality in Europe and the United States.
Jason Hecht
Cornell University
Department of Government
Lives in the Balance: A Comparative Study of Public Social Investments in Early Childhood Across OECD Countries
Phyllis Jeroslow
University of California, Berkeley
School of Social Welfare
Big Data and Digital Piracy: Evaluating the graduated response
Special Recognition: Joshua Feigenbaun Award
Bastiaan Leeuw
Maastricht University
Department of Criminal Law and Criminology
Fragmented Terror: Exploring the Variation and Consequences of Terrorist Organizational Splintering
Evan Perkoski
University of Pennsylvania
Department of Political Science
Safe as Houses: What Explains Government Involvement in Housing Markets in the U.S. and Europe?
Special Recognition: Robert K. Merton Award
Alexander Reisenbichler
George Washington University
Department of Political Science
Understanding Veteran Readjustment in Western Massachusetts
Kerry Anna Spitzer
MIT
Department of Urban Studies and Planning
Babies Having Fewer Babies: What Was Behind the 1990s-2000s Teenage Baby Bust
Poh Lin Tan
Duke University
School of Public Policy
The Competitiveness Trap: The Contradictory Rise of US Multi-City Regionalism
David Wachsmuth
New York University
Department of Sociology
Does Distance between Residence and Incarceration Facility Affect Recidivism? Evidence from the Florida Department of Corrections
Special Recognition: Donald R. Cressey Award
Kaitlyn Wolf
West Virginia University
Department of Economics