2001 SRG Recipients Small Research Grant

Ray Christensen, Brigham Young University, "Neglected Institutions in the Study of Japanese Elections: Campaign Regulations and Supreme Court Decisions"

Molly M. Cochran, Georgia Institute of Technology, "International Public Spheres and Democratic Global Governance"

Alexandra L. Cooper, Lafayette College, "Costing Gore the Election: Surveying Nader's Campaign Contributors"

Katalin Fabian, Lafayette College, "Public Nuisnaces: The Political Significance of Women's Group in Post-Communist Hungary"

Joel Fetzer and Christopher Soper, Pepperdine Univeristy, "Accommodating the Religious Practices of Muslim Immigrants in Western Europe"

Sarah L. Henderson, Oregon State University, "Designing Governance: Western Aid and Civic Development in Contemporary Russia"

Christian Hunold, Drexel University, "Justice, Democracy, and Siting Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Facilities in the United States"

John T. Ishiyama, Truman State University, "Party Discipline and Legislative Voting Behavior in Post Communist Politics: The Cases of Hungary, Lithuania, and Russia"

Mariano J. Magalhaes, Roosevelt University, "Decentralization, Municipal Government Performance and Civic Participation in Brazil: The Case of Maceio"

Kathleen Uradnik, St. Cloud State University, "Government By Consent Decree: San Francisco's Struggle for Institutional Reform"

Laura van Assendelft, Mary Baldwin College, "A New Millennium: The Status of Women in Political Science"

Lori Weber, California State University at Chico, "Democratic Deliberation and Political Tolerance: An Analysis of Political Discussion in a Deliberative Experiment"

Nikolaos Zahariadis, University of Alabama at Birmingham, "State Subsidies in Europe: Political Pressure or Economic Reality?"