Sharik Laliwala won an APSA Doctoral Dissertation Research Improvement Grant for his project, “Trapped Minorities & Protective Leaders: Muslims in Urban India.” Congratulations, Sharik!
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Sara Jozer won a Ruth B. Mandel Dissertation Research Award for her project, “Three Essays on Misogyny in American Politics.” Congratulations, Sara!
Amanda Clayton gave a keynote address, entitled “Women's Political Inclusion and the Quality of Governance,” at a World Bank conference in London on women in leadership.
Igor Kolesnikov won an APSA Doctoral Dissertation Research Improvement Grant for his project, “Surviving the Commons: Property Regimes and Political Control.” Congratulations Igor!
Stephanie Zonszein won two APSA Best Article Awards for her research published in the American Journal of Political Science. She received the Best Article Award from the European Politics and Society Section for “Voted In, Standing Out: Public Response to Immigrants’ Political Accession” and co-won the Best Article Award from the Migration and Citizenship Section for “Turn On, Tune In, Turn Out: Ethnic Radio and...
Stephanie Zonszein et al.’s article, “Calculation and Conscience: Motivations for the Substantive Representation of Ethnic Minorities,” was published online in the British Journal of Political Science.
Kevin O’Brien’s article, “ Everyday Forms of Resistance in Theory and Practice ,” was published in the Journal of Peasant Studies.
Isabella Montini won a Besample Dissertation Grant for her research on residents’ behavior in favelas in Brazil.
Amy Lerman’s article, “Toward a Framework & Evidence for Innovation in Co-Governance,” was published online in Daedalus.
Martha Wilfahrt won the Lijphart/Przeworski/Verba Award for her publicly available dataset on 19th-century African states, which has made an important contribution to comparative politics.