2010 GRANT RECIPIENTS
For Applications Received in 2009
Welfare Magnets: Migration and the Welfare Reforms of 1996
Samrat Bose
SUNY, University at Albany
Public Administration and Policy
How do Performance Data Inform Design and Management? Of Child Care Development in American States
Special Recognition: John L. Stanley Award
Teresa Derrick-Mills
George Washington University
Public Policy and Public Administration
Sources of Iraq War Veteran Political Attitudes: Support and Opposition
Special Recognition: Harold D. Lasswell Award
David Flores
University of Michigan
Sociology
Homecoming and Readjustment Experiences: Health Care for U.S. Military Veterans and Civilian Contractors
Robert Frey
Columbia University
Sociomedical Sciences
Understanding the Role of Trauma and Violence in Intimate Partner Violence Perpetration by Males in the General and Incarcerated Populations
Special Recognition: Donald R. Cressey Award
Josephine Hahn
Harvard University
School of Public Health
If This Thing Had Never Happened: Moving on from Hurricane Katrina
Daina Harvey
Rutgers University
Sociology
American Political Cartoons: 1754-2010
Special Recognition: Joshua Feigenbaum Award
Stephen Hess
The Brookings Institution
Governance Studies
From Oil to Offsets: Rentier State Innovation and Enduring Authoritarianism in the Middle East
Shana Marshall
University of Maryland
Government and Politics
Are Homeowners Better Citizens? Homeownership and Civic Engagement in Contemporary America
Brian McCabe
New York University
Sociology
Race and the Residential Foreclosure Crisis
Special Recognition: Robert K. Merton Award
Emily Molina
University of California, Santa Barbara
Sociology
Greening Grey Facades: Politics of Increasing Energy Efficiency in Existing Residential Buildings in Germany
Special Recognition: Martinus Nijhoff Award
Jonas Nahm
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Political Science
Hidden Costs: The Plight of Urban Neighborhoods in the Face of Housing Policy Changes
Special Recognition: Eli Ginzberg Award
Ann Owens
Harvard University
Sociology and Social Policy
Distributional Impacts of a U.S. Federal Emissions Trading Scheme
Fynnwin Prager
University of Southern California
Center for Risk and Economic Analysis of Terrorism Events