Closed Awards

The Benefits of Solar Technology Adoption for Street Vendors in Bihar
2013 to 2015
Johannes Urpelainen
The Role of Tacit Knowledge in Scientific Experimentation
2014 to 2018
Pamela Smith
$436,108
Collaborative Research: Understanding the Connections Between Economics Behaviors
2012 to 2014
Pietro Ortoleva
$98,540
Attention Networks and Cognitive Challenges: Positional Advantages in Complex and Distant Search
2012 to 2017
David Stark
$420,368
The Dynamics of Controversial Practices: SEC Sunshine, Aspirational Pay, and the Evolution of Executive Compensation Networks
2014 to 2018
Thomas DiPrete
$296,721
Doctoral Dissertation Research: Privacy Concerns Regarding the Use of Home Diagnostic Technologies
2014 to 2017
David Stark, Joan Robinson
$14,960
Solving Difficult Bayesian Computation Problems in Education Research with Stan
2014 to 2018
Andrew Gelman
Reducing Inequality: What American Scholarship Can Learn from the European Experience
2014 to 2016
Thomas DiPrete
Language, Laws, and Labor Contracts in the 20th Century
2015 to 2017
Suresh Naidu, Bentley MacLeod
$160,000
Incomplete Preferences, Stochastic Choice, And Time And Risk Preferences
2016 to 2019
Pietro Ortoleva
$316,500
Strategies of Violence and Changes in War Termination
2009 to 2014
V. Page Fortna
$346,684
Two Projects on Market Design
2010 to 2016
Yeon-Koo Che
$301,819
Experimentally testing the roots of poverty and violence: Changing preferences, behaviors, and outcomes
2013 to 2014
Christopher Blattman, Julian Jamison, Margaret Sheridan
$104,872
Doctoral Dissertation Research: Brokerage of Social and Cultural Capital By Reentry Organization
2016 to 2017
Joshua Whitford, Ifeoma Ajunwa
$6,678
Doctoral Dissertation Research: Entomology and Agricultural Improvement
2014 to 2015
Pamela Smith, Pierre-Etienne Stockland
$8,316
Non-Standard Issues in Regression Discontinuity Designs
2016 to 2018
Francois Gerard, Christoph Rothe, Miikka Rokkanen
$235,773
Using Multilevel Regression and Poststratification to Measure and Study Dynamic Public Opinion
2014 to 2017
Justin Phillips, Andrew Gelman, Jeffrey Lax
$300,000
Topics in Analysis of Big Data and Complex Models
2016 to 2020
Serena Ng
$238,080
Relative Pay Comparisons in the Workplace: Field Evidence on Effort and Labor Supply
2015 to 2017
Supreet Kaur, Emily Breza
$407,822
Would More Information Reduce Disagreement? Theory and Applications
2015 to 2018
Navin Kartik
$280,877

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