2005
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William T. Bernhard and David Leblang
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When Markets Party: Stocks, Bonds, and Cabinet Formations
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University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, and University of Colorado, Boulder
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2004
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David Woodruff
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Boom, Gloom, Doom: Balance Sheets, Monetary Fragmentation, and Financial Crisis in Argentina and Russia
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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2004
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Larry W. Chappell and Bernard L. Bray
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Civic Theatre for Civic Education
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Mississippi Valley State University and Talladega College
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2003
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Larry M. Bartels
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Economic Inequality and Political Representation
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Princeton University
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2002
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No award given
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2001
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No award given
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2000
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Herbert Kitschelt
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Accounting for Outcomes of Post-Communist Regime Change: Casual Depth or Shallowness in Rival Explanations
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Duke University
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1999
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Charles Stewart III
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Architect or Tactician? Henry Clay and the Institutional Development of the U.S. House of Representatives
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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1998
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Karen Orren
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Machine Constitutionalism: The Court, the Republican Party and the Eleventh Amendment in the Gilded Age
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University of California, Los Angeles
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1997
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Richard A. Brisbin
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The U.S. Supreme Court and the Rationality of Labor Violence: The Impact of the Mackay Radio Doctrine and 'Violence' during the Coal Strike of 1989-90
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West Virginia University
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1996
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Jeffrey A. Segal
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Marksist (and Neo-Marksist) Models of Supreme Court Decision Making: Separation-of-Powers in the Positive Theory of Law and Courts
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SUNY Stony Brook
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1995
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Kenneth Schultz and Barry Weingast
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The Democratic Advantage: The Institutional Sources of State Power in International Competition
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Stanford University
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1994
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Paul Sniderman, Edward Carmines, Philip Tetlock, and Anthony Tyler
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The Asymmetry of Race as a Political Issue: Prejudice, Political Ideology, and the Structure of Conflict of American Politics
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Stanford University, Indiana University, and University of California, Berkeley
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1993
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George Tsebelis
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The Power of the European Parliament as a Conditional Agenda-Setter
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University of California, Los Angeles
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1992
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Edgar Kiser
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Markets and Hierarchies in Early Modern Fiscal Systems: A Principal-Agent Analysis of the Choice Between Tax Farming and State Bureaucracy
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University of Washington
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1991
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Bartholomew H. Sparrow
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Raising Taxes and Going into Debt: A Resource Dependence Model of U.S. Public Finance in the 1940s
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University of Texas at Austin
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1990
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Byron E. Shafer
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The Notion of an Electoral Order: The Structure of Electoral Politics at the Accession of George Bush
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Nuffield College
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1989
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George Rabinowitz, Stuart Elaine Macdonald, and Ola Listhaug
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New Players in an Old Game
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University of North Carolina
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1988
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Ronald Rogowski
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Changing Exposure to Trade and the Development of Political Cleavages
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University of California, Los Angeles
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1987
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James L. Gibson
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The Policy Consequences of Political Tolerance
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University of Houston
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1986
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Robert Axelrod
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Modeling the Evolution of Norms
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University of Michigan
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1985
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Jack L. Walker
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Three Modes of Political Mobilization
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1985
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Michael Wallerstein
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The Micro-Foundations of Corporatism: Formal Theory and Comparative Analysis
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University of California, Los Angeles
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1984
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Gary Miller and Terry Moe
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The Positive Theory of Hierarchies
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Michigan State University and Stanford University
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1983
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Jennifer Hochschild
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Incrementalism, Pluralism and the Failure of School Desegregation
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Princeton University
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1983
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Kaare Strom
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Minority Government and Majority Rule
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Stanford University
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1982
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Sylvia Snowiss
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From Fundamental Law to the Supreme Law of the Land: A Reinterpretation of the Origin of Judicial Law Review in the U.S.
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California State University, Northridge
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1981
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Trudi C. Miller
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Toward a Normative Dynamic Model of Educational Equity
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National Science Foundation
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1980
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Bert A. Rockman
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Constants, Cycles, Trends and Persons in Presidential Governance: Carter's Troubles Reviewed
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University of Pittsburgh
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1979
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Mancur Olson
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Pluralism and National Decline
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University of Maryland
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1978
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Raymond E. Wolfinger and Steven J. Rosenstone
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Who Votes?
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University of California, Berkeley
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1977
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Mary Cornelia Porter
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Rodriguez, the "Poor" and the Burger Court: A Prudent Prognosis
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Barat College
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1976
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Richard F. Fenno
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Congressmen in Their Constituencies: An Exploration
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University of Rochester
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1975
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Lloyd and Susanne Rudolph
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Authority and Power in Bureaucratic and Patrimonial Administration
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University of Chicago
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1974
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William Zimmerman
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National-International Linkages in Yugoslavia: The Political Consequences of Openness
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University of Michigan
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1973
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No award given
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1972
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Alexander George
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Multiple Advocacy in Making Foreign Policy
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Stanford University
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1971
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Daniel Ellsberg
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Escalating in a Quagmire
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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1970
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Brian Fry and Richard Winters
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The Politics of Redistribution
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Stanford University and Dartmouth College
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1969
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Gerald H. Kramer
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Short-Term Fluctuations in U.S. Voting Behavior, 1896-1964
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Yale University
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1968
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Sidney Tarrow
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Catch-all Political Parties in a Polarized Political System: An Empirical Analysis and Theoretical Critique
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Yale University
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1967
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Frederick Frey
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Socialization to National Identification: Turkish Peasants
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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1967
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Robert C. Tucker
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The Deradicalization of Marxist Movements
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Princeton University
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1966
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Samuel Huntington
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Political Modernization: America vs. Europe
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Harvard University
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1965
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James B. Christoph
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British Political Ideology Today: Consensus and Cleavage
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Ohio State University
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1964
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James G. March
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An Individualistic Theory of Political Process
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Universityof California, Irvine
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