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Your Motivation? - American Sociological Association ASA Dissertation Award

2024    Luis Flores, Harvard University, for the dissertation titled “The Regulatory Politics of Home-Based Moneymaking After the American Family Wage,” completed at University of Michigan

Honorable Mention: Brandon Alston, The Ohio State University, for the dissertation titled “Policing the Black Metropolis: Race, Surveillance, and Resistance,” completed at Northwestern University

2023   Laura Garbes, University of Minnesota, Twin Cities is the co-recipient of the 2023 ASA Dissertation Award for “Racialized Airwaves: Tracing the sonic color line in the American public radio industry.” 

2022    Ricarda Hammer, University of Michigan-Ann Arbor, for “Citizenship and Colonial Difference: The Racial Politics of Rights and Rule Across the Black Atlantic,” completed at Brown University

            Lacee A. Satcher, Boston College, for “(Un) Just Deserts: Examining the Consequences of Economic, Social, and Environmental Disinvestment in the Urban South,” completed at Vanderbilt University

2021    Gözde Güran, Harvard University, for "Brokers of Order: How Money Moves in Wartime Syria” completed at Princeton University

             Elizabeth McKenna, SNF Agora Institute at Johns Hopkins University, for “The Revolution Will be Organized: Power and Protest in Brazil’s New Republic (1988-2018)” completed at University of California-Berkeley

2020 Christina Cross, University of Michigan, for "The Color, Class, and Context of Family Structure and Its Association with Children's Educational Performance"
Honorable Mention: Christof Brandtner, "Cities in Action: City Climate Action, Civil Society, and the Organization of Cities"

Source: http://www.asanet.org/

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