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2006-2007: Christopher Herbst, University of Maryland-College Park, School of Public Policy Title: Effects of Social Policy Reforms and the Economy on Welfare Participation and Employment of Single Mothers Honorable Mentions: Douglas Carr, University of Kentucky Stephanie Cellini, University of California-Los Angeles 2005-2006: Kilkon Ko, University of Pittsburgh, Graduate School of Public and International Affairs Title: Behaviors of Policy Analysts in Public Investment Decisions: How Policy Analysts Make Decisions Honorable Mentions: Leah Brooks, University of California-Los Angeles Elizabeth Votruba-Drzal, Northwestern University 2004-2005: Asim Zia, Georgia Institute of Technology, School of Public Policy Title: Cooperative and Non-Cooperative Decision Behaviors in Response to the Inspection and Maintenance Program in the Atlanta Airshed, 1997-2001 Honorable Mentions: Margaret Patrick Haist, University of Kentucky Sergio Fernandez, University of Georgia 2003-2004: Shreyasi Jha, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, Department of Public Policy Title: Linkages Between Trade and Liberalization and Environmental Policy: Evidence from India Honorable Mentions: Zhong Yi Tong, University of Maryland Jesse Levin, University of Amsterdam and Tinbergen Institute 2002-2003: Rucker Johnson, University of Michigan, Department of Economics Title: Essays on Urban Spatial Structure, Job Search and Job Mobility Honorable Mentions: R. Karl Rethemeyer, Harvard University Gail Corrado, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill 2001-2002: Mark Long, University of Michigan, Department of Economics Title: The Effects of Education Policy on College Entry and Household Savings Honorable Mentions: Brian Jacob, University of Chicago Katherine Magnuson, Northwestern University 2000-2001: Jacob Hacker, Yale University, Department of Political Science Title: Boundary Wars: Political Struggle Over Public and Private Social Benefits in the U.S. Honorable Mentions: Jean Marie Abraham, Carnegie Mellon University Shanti Rabindran Gamper, Massachusetts Institute of Technology 1999-2000: Susanna Loeb, University of Michigan, Department of Economics Title: Economic Analyses of Elementary and Secondary School Resource Provision Honorable Mentions: Laura J. Dugan, Carnegie Mellon University Patrick McEwan, Stanford University 1998-1999: Meredith Phillips, Northwestern University, Department of Sociology Title: Early Inequalities: The Development of Ethnic Differences in Academic Achievement During Childhood Honorable Mentions: Karen Baehler, University of Maryland Carol Silva, University of Rochester 1997-1998: Kevin Volpp, University of Pennsylvania, The Wharton School Title: Market-based Reforms and the Impact on Quality of Care: An Examination of the Quality Impacts of the Transition from Hospital Rate-Setting to Price Competition in New Jersey Honorable Mentions: Kim Rueben, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Katherine Baicker, Harvard University 1996-1997: Xavier De Souza Briggs, Harvard University, JFK School of Government Title: Brown Kids in White Suburbs: Housing Mobility, Neighborhood Effects and the Social Capital of Poor Youth Honorable Mentions: Ingrid Gould Ellen, New York University Rebecca London, Northwestern University 1995-1996: Sheila E. Murray, University of Maryland, College Park-Department of Economics Title: Two Essays on the Distribution of Education Resources and Outcomes 1994-1995: Johannes M. Bos, New York University--Wagner School of Public Service Title: The Labor Market Value of Remedial Education: Evidence from Time Series Data on an Experimental Program for School Dropouts 1993-1994: 1) Kathryn A. Foster, Princeton University-Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs Title: Special Districts and the Political Economy of Metropolitan Service Delivery 2) Thomas J. Nechyba, University of Rochester-Department of Economics Title: Fiscal Federalism and Local Public Finance: A General Equilibrium Approach with Voting 1992-1993: Kenneth Langa, University of Chicago, Harris School of Policy Studies Title: Medicaid Cost-Containment in the 1980s: Did It Encourage Interpayer Differences in Hospital Care? 1991-1992: Thomas J. Kane, Harvard University, JFK School of Government Title: College Entry by Blacks Since 1970: The Role of Tuition, Financial Aid, Local Economic Conditions and Family Background |
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