2023
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Bhumi Purohit
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Laments of Getting Things Done: Bureaucratic Resistance Against Female Politicians in India
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University of California, Berkeley
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2022
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Javier Pérez Sandoval
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The Origins of Subnational Democracy: How Colonial Legacies and Labor Incorporation Shaped Regime Heterogeneity within Latin American Countries
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University of Oxford
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2021
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Scott LaCombe
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Institutional Design and the Politics of US States
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University of Iowa
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2020
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James Strickland
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Multi-Client Lobbying in the American States
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University of Michigan
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2019
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Jacob Grumbach
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Polarized Federalism: Activists, Voters, and the Resurgence of State Policy in the U.S.
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University of California, Berkeley
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2018
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Mariano Sánchez-Talanquer
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"States Divided: History, Conflict, and State Formation in Mexico and Colombia"
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Cornell University
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2017
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Bai Linh Hoang
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Democratic Listening? Race and Representation in Local Politics
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University of Michigan
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2016
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Philip Rocco
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Reorganizing the Activist State: Conservatives, Commissions, and the Politics of Federalism, 1947-1996
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University of California, Berkeley
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2015
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Alexis Walker
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Solidarity’s Wedge: How America’s Federalized Labor Law Divides and Diminishes Organized Labor in the United States
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Cornell University
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2014
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Steven Rogers
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Accountability in a Federal System
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Princeton University
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2013
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Clayton Nall
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The Road to Conflict: How the American Highway System Divides Communities and Polarizes Politics
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Harvard University
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2012
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Paul Nolette
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Advancing National Policy I the Courts: The Use of Multistate Litigation by State Attorneys General
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Boston College
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2011
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Michael Callaghan Pisapia
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Public Education and the Role of Women in American Political Development, 1852-1979
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University of Wisconsin, Madison
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2010
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Zachary Callen
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The Seams of the State: Infrastructure and Intergovernmental Relations in American State Building
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University of Chicago
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2009
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Alison Post
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Liquid Assets and Fluid Contracts: Explaining the Uneven Effects of Water and Sanitation Privatization
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Harvard University
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2008
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Traci Renee Burch
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Punishment and Participation
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Harvard University
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2007
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Ronald S. Smith
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Discerning Differences in Social Capital: The Significance of Interpersonal Network and Neighborhood Association Structure on Citizen Participation
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University of California, Davis
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2006
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Joon Suk Kim
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Making States Federatively: Alternative Routes of State Formation in Late Medieval and Early Modern Europe
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University of Chicago
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2005
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Michael C. Craw
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Bringing the City Back In: Municipal Governments in U.S. Redistributive Policy
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Michigan State University
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2004
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Christopher Berry
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Imperfect Union: Fiscal Externalities in Multi-Level Governments
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University of Chicago
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2003
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Thad Kousser
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How Term Limits and Professionalization Reshape America's State Legislatures
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University of California, Berkeley
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2002
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David Stuligross
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A Piece of Land to Call One's Own
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University of California, Berkeley
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2001
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Pieter J. van Houten
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Regional Assertiveness in Western Europe: Political Constraints and the Role of Party Competition
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University of Chicago
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2000
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Pamela W. Winston
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The Devil in Devolution: Welfare, the Nation, and the States
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Johns Hopkins University
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1999
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David Buchholz
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Competition and Corporate Incentives: Dilemmas in Economic Development
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Duke University
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1999
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Greg M. Shaw
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Public Opinion and Welfare in the United States
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Columbia University
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1998
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Kirk Emerson
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The Emergence of State Property Rights Legislation: A Comparative State Policy Analysis
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Indiana University
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1997
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Dale Mason
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Interest Group Federalism: Indian Gaming and the Status of Indian Tribe in the American Political System
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University of Oklahoma
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1996
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Thomas M. Carsey
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Election Dynamics: Candidate Strategy and Electoral Cleavages in United States Gubernatorial Elections
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Indiana University
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1995
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David A. Pizza
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Structure and Cooperation in Party Politics: The Development of Urban Party Organizations in the United States, 1896-1930
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University of Chicago
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1994
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Dewitt John
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States at the Center of Environmental Politics
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University of Chicago
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1993
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Grant D. Reeher
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Narratives of Justice: Legislators' Beliefs About Distributive Justice
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Yale University
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1992
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Nancy Elizabeth Burns
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Making Politics Permanent: The Formation of American Local Governments
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Harvard University
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1991
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Michael B. Berkman
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The State Roots of National Politics: Regional Economic Disparities and the Congressional Tax Agenda, 1978-1986
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Indiana University
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1990
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Jeffrey J. Anderson
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Territorial Networks of Interest in Britain and Germany: Regions and the Politics of Economic Decline
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Yale University
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1989
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John C. Drew
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Child Labor and Child Welfare: The Origins and Uneven Development of the American Welfare State
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Cornell University
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1988
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No award given
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1987
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Barry Rabe
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Functional Federalism and the Management of Federal Programs in Health Care and Education
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University of Chicago
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1986
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Gregory R. Weiher
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Theory of Urban Political Boundaries
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Washington University
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1985
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No award given
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1984
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Stephen C. Godek
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Determinants of Public Interest Cable Communication Policies
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University of Illinois at Chicago
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1983
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No award given
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1982
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Andrew B. Dunham
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Health and Politics: Cost Control and State Certificate of Need Regulation
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University of Chicago
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1981
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No award given
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1980
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Bruce Jacobs
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The Political Economy of Organizational Change
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Harvard University
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1979
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Donald Kettl
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Managing Community Development in the New Federalism
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Yale University
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1978
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No award given
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1977
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Alfred R. Light
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Intergovernmental Relations and Program Innovation: The Institutionalized Perspectives of State Administrator
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University of North Carolina
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