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The Jewell-Loewenberg Award
Sponsored by the
Dirksen Congressional Center, this award is given to the author of the best
article in the Legislative Studies Quarterly in the previous
year. Deadline for submission is March 1, 2012.
The committee
for this year:
- Jeremy
Clayne Pope (chair), Department of Political
Science, Brigham Young University, 745 Spencer W. Kimball Tower, Provo,
UT 84602. Email: jpope@byu.edu.
- Christopher
J. Kam, Department of Political Science, University of British Columbia,
C-410 Buchanan, 1866 Main Mall, Vancouver 6T1Z1, Canada. Email: ckam@mail.ubc.ca.
- Steven
S. Smith, Weidenbaum Center, Washington
University, 300 Eliot Hall, Saint Louis MO 63130-4899. Email: smith@wustl.edu.
Previous Winners of the Jewell-Loewenberg Award
2011
Winner
"Measuring Aggregate-Level
Ideological Heterogeneity," by Matthew Levendusky,
University of Pennsylvania, and Jeremy Pope, Brigham Young University
(LSQ 35:259-282).
Selection Committee:
Scott Meinke (chair), Bucknell University
L. Marvin Overby,
University of Missouri – Columbia
Sebastian Saiegh,
University of California, San Diego
2010 Winner
“Recovering a Basic Space from
Elite Surveys: Evidence from Latin America,” by Sebastian M. Saiegh, University of California, San Diego (LSQ
34:117-143).
Selection Committee:
Cherie Maestas
(chair), Florida State University
Neil Malhotra,
Stanford University
Jamie Carson, University of Georgia
2009 Winner
“Disentangling the Relationship
between Legislative Professionalism and Government Spending,” by Neil
Malhotra, Stanford University
(LSQ 33: 387-414).
Selection Committee:
Michiko Ueda (chair), California Institute of Technology
Marian Currinder, Georgetown University
Keith Hamm, Rice
University
2008 Winner
“Do Multimember Districts Lead to
Free Riding?” by James Snyder, Massachusetts Institute of
Technology, and Michiko Ueda, California Institute of Technology (LSQ
32: 649-679)
Selection Committee:
John Griffin (chair), University of Notre Dame
Sarah Binder, Brookings Institution
William Mishler, University of Arizona
2007 Winner
“Senate Apportionment as a Source
of Political Inequality,” by John Griffin, University of Notre
Dame (LSQ 31: 405-432)
Selection Committee:
Lanny Martin (chair), Rice University
Samuel Kernell, University
of California, San Diego
Wendy Schiller, Brown
University
2006 Winner
“Influence Without Confidence:
Upper Chambers and Government Formation,” by James N. Druckman, Northwestern University; Lanny W. Martin, Rice
University; and Michael F. Thies, University
of California, Los Angeles (LSQ 30: 529-48)
Selection Committee:
Forrest Maltzman (chair), George Washington University
Scott Mainwaring, University
of Notre Dame
Kathryn Pearson, University
of Minnesota
2005 Winner
"The Limits of Senatorial Courtesy," by Sarah Binder and Forrest Maltzman, George Washington
University (LSQ 29:
5-22).
Selection Committee:
Charles Stewart III (chair), MIT
Michele Swers, Georgetown
University
Garrison Nelson, University
of Vermont
2004 Winner
"The Inefficient Secret Revisited: The Legislative Input and
Output of Brazilian Deputies," by Octavio
Amorim Neto,
Brazilian Institute of Economics Getulio Vargas
Foundation, and Fabiano Santos, Rio de Janeiro
Graduate Research Institute (LSQ 28: 449-79)
Selection Committee:
Patricia A. Hurley (chair), Texas A&M University
Charles Shipan, University of Iowa
Christopher J. Deering, George Washington
University
2003 Winner
"Seats that May Not Matter: Testing for Racial Polarization in U.S. City
Councils" by Rory Allan Austin, George Washington University (LSQ
27: 481-508)
Selection Committee:
Janet Box-Steffensmeier (chair), Ohio State University
John D. Huber, Columbia University
Gerald C. Wright, Indiana University
2002 Winner
"The Effects of Party and Preferences on Congressional Roll
Call Voting" by Stephen Ansolabehere, James
M. Snyder Jr., and Charles Stewart III, all from Massachusetts
Institute of Technology (LSQ 26: 533-72)
Selection Committee:
Ben Bishin (chair), University of Miami
David Samuels, University of Minnesota
Sarah M. Morehouse, University
of Connecticut
2001 Winner
“Constituency Influence in Congress: Does Subconstituency Matter” by Benjamin Bishin, University
of California at Los Angeles (LSQ 25: 389-415)
Selection
Committee:
Janet Box-Steffensmeier (chair), Ohio State
University
William Mishler, University
of Arizona, Tucson
Michael Moore, University
of Texas, Arlington
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