New Political Science Organized Section Award Recipients
Christian Bay Award
The Christian Bay Award recognizes the best paper presented on a new political science panel at the previous year’s annual meeting.
| 2017 |
Timothy Weaver, University at Albany, SUNY
"A City of Citizens: Social Justice and Urban Social Citizenship." |
| 2016 |
Jocelyn Boryczka, Fairfield University
"An Anatomy of Sexism: The Colonized Vagina." |
| 2015 |
Robert Kirsch, Arizona State University
"Tweets, Retweets, and Tweeting Retreats: Critically Assessing the Digital Revolution as Veblenian Machine Process." |
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2014 |
Alix Olson, University of Massachusetts, Amherst
"Queer(y)ing Permanent Partnership" |
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2012 |
M. Forrest, University of Minnesota
The Limits of Political Representation: Anti-Foreclosure Activism and Racial Injustice in the Post-Civil Rights Era |
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2011 |
Brian Waddell, University of Connecticut Stamford
That Time Again? Revisiting the Debates Over the Wagner Act |
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2010 |
Brooke Ackerly, Vanderbilt University
"Hearing the Voice of the People: Human Rights as if People Mattered" |
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2010 |
Jose Cruz, Vanderbilt University
"Hearing the Voice of the People: Human Rights as if People Mattered" |
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2009 |
Elisabeth Chaves, Virginia Tech
"The Internet as Global Platform? Grounding the Magically Levitating Public Sphere" |
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2007 |
Angelica Bernal, Yale
Power, Powerlessness, and Petroleum: Indigenous Environmental Claims and the Limits of International Law |
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2006 |
Immanuel Ness, Brooklyn College / CUNY
"Temporary Labor Migration and the Labor Movement: Globalization and Worker Resistance to Restructuring Information Technology" |
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2005 |
Hamideh Sedghi, Columbia University
"Islamization, Globalization, and Gender in Iran: Compatible or Not?" |
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2004 |
Dorothee Benz, City University of New York
"Innovative Labor Organizing in a Hostile Climate" |
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2003 |
Jennifer Disney, Winthrop University
"The Potential and Limitations of Democratization: Civil Society and Women's Organizing in Post-Revolutionary Mozambique and Nicaragua" |
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2002 |
Carl Swidorski, College of Saint Rose
"From the Wagner Act to the Human Rights Watch Report: Labor and Freedom of Expression and Association, 1935-2000." |
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2001 |
Chenshan Tian, University of Hawaii at Manoa
"The Reception of Marxist Thought in China: A Chinese Representation of Dialectical Materialism" |
|
2000 |
Carl Swidorski, The College of Saint Rose
"Political Science and the First Amendment: Ignoring Labor's Role in the Struggle for Freedom of Expression" |
|
1998 |
Timothy Luke, Virginia Tech
"The Discipline as Disciplinary Normalization: Networks of Research" |
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1997 |
Thomas De Luca Jr., Fordham University
“The Future of Democratic Politics" |
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1997 |
John Buell, Fordham University
"The Future of Democratic Politics" |
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1996 |
Ho-Won Jeong, Ohio State University
"Discourse of Political Economy in Africa" |
|
1995 |
Gregory Delaurier, Ithaca College
"Class Struggle Without Class: Maoism, the U.S. New Left, and the Demise of the 'Labor Metaphysic'" |
|
1994 |
C. Hilisi, Indiana University-Bloomington
"From Liberalism to Citizenship in Black South African Political Thought" |
|
1993 |
Carl Boggs, National University |