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Political Sociology Award Recipients

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Outstanding Article

YEAR	NAME	AFFILIATION AT TIME OF AWARD	TITLE
2009 Co.	Ho-Fung Hung	Indiana University- Bloomington	“Agricultural Revolution and Elite Reproduction in Qing China: The Trnasition to Capitalism Debate Revisited.” American Sociological Review Vol. 73 (August 2008) 569-588
2009 Co.	Jason Kaufman	Harvard University	“Corporate Law and the Sovreginty of States.” American Sociological Review Vol. 73 No. 3 (June 2008): 402-425
2008	Nathan Martin and David Brady		“Workers of the Less Developed World Unite? A Multi-Level Analysis of Unionization in Less Developed Countries”
2007	Andreas Wimmer and Brian Min		“From Empire to Nation-state. Explaining Wars in the Modern World, 1816-2001”
2006	Douglas Hartman and Joseph Gerteis Monica Prasad	University of Minnesota Northwestern University	“Dealing with Diversity: Mapping Multiculturalism in Sociological Terms” “Why is France so French? Culture, Institutions and Neoliberalism, 1974-1981”
2004	Not given
2003	Jack Goldstone and Bert Useem	University of California-Davis University of New Mexico	“Forging Social Order and Its Breakdown: Riot and Reform in U.S. Prisons”
2002	Evan Schofer Marion Fourcade-Gourinchas	University of California-Davis University of New Mexico	“Forging Social Order and Its Breakdown: Riot and Reform in U.S. Prisons”
2001	Harvey Molotch William Freudenburg Krista E. Paulsen	University of Minnesota Princeton University	“The Structural Contexts of Civic Engagement: National Polities and Individual Association Membership”
2000	Not given	University of California, Santa Barbara University of Wisconsin, Madison University of North Florida	“History Repeats Itself, But How? City Character, Urban Tradition, and the Accomplishment of Place”
1999	David Jacobs and Robert M. O’Brien
1998	Not given	Ohio State University and University of Oregon	“The Determinants of Deadly Force: A Structural Analysis of Police Violence”
1997	Ed Collom Pamela J. Aronson
1995		University of California-Riverside University of Minnesota	“Race, Class and Gender: The Bases of Socialist Beliefs in America” “Rethinking Political Generations: The Life Course, Personal History and Feminist Identities”
1994	Margaret Somers
		University of Michigan	"Law, Community, & Political Culture in the Transition Democracy"

NOTE: In 1996 Political Sociology Section conferred awards not matching their previously established award categories.

Graduate Student Paper Award

YEAR	NAME	AFFILIATION AT TIME OF AWARD	OTHER/TITLE
2010	Michaela Desoucey	Northwestern University	Gastronationalism: Food Traditions and Authenticity Politics in the European Union, American Sociological Review,
2009 Co.	Christopher Bail	Harvard University	“The Configurations of Symbolic Boundries against Immigrants in Europe.” American Sociological Review 73. (August 2008): 37-59
2009 Co.	Lauren Rivera	Harvard University	“Managing “Spoiled” National Identity: War, Terrorism and Memory in Croatia.” American Sociological Review 73 (August 2008); 613-634
2008 Co.	Djordje (George) Stefanovic		“The Path to Weimar Serbia? Explaining the Resurgence of the Serbian Far Right after the Fall of Milosevic"
2008 Co.	Liza Weinstein		“Mumbai’s Development Mafias: Globalization, Organized Crime and Land Development.”
2007 Co.	Hiro Saito	University of Michigan	“Reiterated Commemoration: Hiroshima as National Trauma”
2007 Co.	Eran Shor	Stony Brook University	"The Power of Human Rights in Times of Conflict: The Spiral Model for Norms of Socialization Revisited"
2006	Jon Agnone	University of Washington	“Amplifying Public Opinion: The Policy Impact of the U.S. Environmental Movement”
2004	Not given
2003	Vanessa Barker Hsiu-hua Shen	New York University University of Kansas	“The Politics of Punishing: How the Routine Activities of Governance Impact State Reliance on Confinement” "Mandating Chinese Identity: Taiwanese Business People Meet Chinese Nationalism"
2002	Genevieve Zubrzycki	Univeristy of Chicago	“We, the Polish Nation’: Ethnic and Civic of Nationhood in Post-Communist Constitutional Debates”
2001	Chris Bonastia	New York University	“Why Did Affirmative Action in Housing Fail During the Nixon Era? Exploring the Institutional Homes of Social Policies”
2000 (Undergraduate)	Christopher E. Paul	University of California, Los Angeles	“Moving Forward with State Autonomy and Capacity: Example from two Studies of the Pentagon during WWII”
1999	Bill Winders	Emory University	“The Roller Coaster of Class Conflict: Class Segments, Mass Mobilization, and Voter Turnout in the United States, 1840-1996”
1998	Mathew Krain	Indiana University	“State Sponsored Mass Murder: The Onset and Severity of Genocides and Politicides”
1997	Pam Aronson Edward Collom	University of Minnesota UC Riverside	“Rethinking Political Generations: the Life Course” “Race, Class and Gender: the Bases of Socialist Beliefs in America”
1995	Wei-Der Shu	Syracuse University	“The Emergence of Nationalism”
1994	Denise Scott	U Mass-Amherst	the Power of Connection in corporate Government Relations: a Gendered Perspective”
1993	Tang Nah Ng	Emory University	“The Democratic Transition Model: debt, Democracy and Welfare effect in Four Semi-Peripheral Nations, 1959-1986”
1992	Debra Street	Florida State University	"Maintaining the Status Quo: The Impact of Old Age Interest Groups on the Medicare Catastrophic Coverage Act of 1988"

NOTE: In 1996 Political Sociology Section conferred awards not matching their previously established award categories.

Outstanding Contribution to Political Sociology

Book Odd Years, Article Even Years

YEAR	NAME	AFFILIATION AT TIME OF AWARD	OTHER/TITLE
2010 Book	Deborah B. Gould,	University of Chicago	Moving Politics: Emotion and Act Up's Fight Against AIDS (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2009)
2010 Article	Marcus J. Kurtz	(Ohio State University),	“The Social Foundations of Institutional Order: Reconsidering War and the ‘Resource Curse’ in Third World State Building,” Politics and Society 2009 37(4) 479-520.
2009	Not given
2008	Javier Auyero		Routine Politics and Violence in Argentina: The Gray Zone of State Power
2007	Moon-Kie Jung	University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign	Reworking Race: The Making of Hawaii's Interracial Labor Movement
2006	Eiko Ikegami	New School for Social Research	Bonds of Civility: Aesthetic Networks and the Political Origins of Japanese Culture
2005	Not Given
2004	Not given
2003	John Skrentny	University of California-San Diego	The Minority Rights Revolution
2002	Not given
2001	Lawrence Jacobs Robert Shapiro	University of Minnesota Columbia University	Politicians Don’t Pander
2001	Richard Lachmann	University of Albany	Capitalists In Spite of Themselves
2000	Jeff Manza and Clem Brooks	Northwestern University and Indiana University	Social Cleavages and Political Change: Voter Alignments and U.S. Party Coalitions
1999	Not given
1998	Jeff Manza and Clem Brooks	Northwestern University Indiana University	“The Religious Factor in U.S. Presidential Elections, 1960-1992”
1997	Peter Evans	University of California-Berkeley	Embedded Autonomy: States and Industrial Transformation
1995	Ronald Aminzade Craig Calhoun Kim Voss Frances Fox Piven Richard Cloward	University of Minnesota University of North Carolina UC-Berkeley CUNY	Ballots and Barricades Neither Gods Nor Emperors The Making of American Exceptionalism Regulating the Poor
1994	Margaret Somers	University of Michigan	“Law Community and Political Culture in the Transition to Democracy”
1993	Theda Skocpol	Harvard University	Protecting Soldiers and Mothers
	Deitrich Rueschemeyer Evelyn Stephens John Stephens	Brown University Northwestern University Northwestern University	Capitalist Development and Democracy
1992	Judith Stephan-Norris Maurice Zeitlin	University of California-Irvine	"'Red' Unions and 'Bourgeois' Contracts"
1991	Kathleen Schwartzman Thomas Janoski	University of Arizona Duke University	The Social Origins of Democratic Collapse: The First Portuguese Republic in the Global Economy The Political Economy of Unemployment: Active Labor Market Policy in West Germany & the United States

NOTE: In 1996 Political Sociology Section conferred awards not matching their previously established award categories.

Special Achievement Award

YEAR	NAME	AFFILIATION AT TIME OF AWARD	OTHER/TITLE
2004	Not given
2003	Not given
2002	George A. Kourvetaris	Northern Illinois University	Current/Founding editor, Journal of Political and Military Sociology

Distinguished Contribution to Scholarship Award (Faculty)

YEAR	NAME	AFFILIATION AT TIME OF AWARD	TITLE
2009 Co.	Judith Stepan-Norris and Maurice Zeitlin	University of California-Irvine	"Union Democracy, Radical Leadership, and the Hegemony of Capital"

Distinguished Contribution to Scholarship Award (Student)

YEAR	NAME	AFFILIATION AT TIME OF AWARD	TITLE
2009 Co.	Erika Maza Valenzuela	Saint Antony's College, Oxford University	"Catholicism, Anticlericalism, and the Quest for Women's Suffrage in Chile"