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2029 Results
Year Grant Title Amount Research Priority
Self-Image in Objective Qualities $3,000 Behavioral Economics
Is Identification with School the Key Component in the 'Black Box' of Education Outcomes? $5,000 Behavioral Economics
The Impact of Abduction and Soldiering on Children $5,000 Behavioral Economics
The Economics of the Transition to Adulthood $20,000 Non-Program Activities
Immigrants and Schools: Contextual Factors in Parents' School and Community Involvement $151,763 Immigration
Southern Immigrant Academic Adaptation Study $195,795 Immigration
Is Higher Education a Vehicle for Social Mobility? $157,734 Social, Political and Economic Inequality
Becoming "Ethnic," Becoming "Angeleno," and/or Becoming "American": The Multi-Faceted Experiences of Immigrant Children and the Children of Immigrants in Los Angeles $210,554 Immigration
Improving Scheduling in Entry-Level Retail Jobs: A Workplace-Based Experiment $149,609 Future of Work
The Consequences of Temporary Agency Employment for Low-Skilled Workers $161,290 Future of Work
Functional Fitness, Psychological Well-Being, and Intercultural Identity in Cross-Cultural Adaptation: An Audience Segmentation Analysis of Bosnian Refugees in St. Louis, Missouri $111,654 Cultural Contact
Evaluating Diversity: The Influence of Racial and Gender Composition on Information Processing and Group Decision Making $97,286 Cultural Contact
The Intermingling of Peoples in the United States: Intermarriage and the Population History of Ethnic and Racial Groups Since 1880 $185,280 Immigration
Disseminating RSF Immigration Research through the Migration Information Source $87,433 Immigration
Working Group on Prescriptive Economics $221,375 Behavioral Economics
The Handbook of Research Synthesis: Second Edition $285,910 Non-Program Activities
Report on Anti-Poverty Policy Tools for Government Reconstruction Efforts in the Gulf Region after Hurricane Katrina $27,000 Non-Program Activities
The Health of Second Generation Mexican-Americans: Is Generational Decline Real? $128,717 Immigration
Latino Migration, Race, and Urban Transformation in the U.S. South: A Qualitative Study $110,609 Immigration
Politics, Ideology, and Evidence: The New York Times/AFT Charter School Controversy $34,987 Non-Program Activities
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