State Politics and Policy Section Award Recipients
Christopher Mooney Dissertation Award
This award is given for the best dissertation in american state politics and policy completed during the previous calendar year.
2017 |
Matthew N. Tokeshi, Williams College
"White Voters' Response to African American Candidate for High-Profile Statewide Offices." |
2016 |
Chidambaram Parinandi (directed by Jenna Bednar and Charles Shipan), University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
"Devolution and Policy Experimentation under Federalism: Essays on Innovation and Emulation in the American States." |
2015 |
Jaclyn J. Kettler, Boise State University (Ph.D,. Rice University)
“The Right to Party (Resources): Political Party Networks and Candidate Success.” Rice University 2014 |
2014 |
Julianna Koch, Cornell University
"States of Inequality: Government Partisanship, Public Policies, and Income Disparity in the American States, 1970-2005" |
2014 |
Steven Rogers, Princeton University
"Accountability in a Federal System" |
2013 |
Daniel Biggers, Yale University |
2013 |
Jeffrey Harden, University of Colorado Boulder |
2012 |
Jason Windett, Saint Louis University (Ph.D. University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill)
Understanding Female Candidates and Campaigns for Governor |
2011 |
Julianna Pacheco, Pennsylvania State University Iowa (Ph.D. Pennsylvania State University)
Dynamic Public Opinion and Policy Responsiveness in the American States |
2010 |
Nicole Kazee, University of Illinois, Chicago (Ph.D. Yale University)
"Wal-Mart Welfare: Business, Fiscal Regimes, and the Politics of Health Policy in the American States." |