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2029 Results
Year Grant Title Amount Research Priority
The Declining Significance of Gender $27,280 Future of Work
Shortchanged: Gender, Social Structure, and Wealth $31,036 Future of Work
The Relevance of Framing Effects to Political Science $4,759 Behavioral Economics
New Inequalities: Social Dimensions of Economic Inequality $765,045 Social, Political and Economic Inequality
The Anatomy of Census 2000: Conducting the U.S. Census in a Society of Declining Cooperation and Political Polarization $122,184 2000 Census
The Aftermath of Incarceration in the Lives of Disadvantaged Men: A 50-Year Follow-Up Study $57,852 Social, Political and Economic Inequality
Teens and Technology Transatlantic Roundtable: Toward Digital Inclusion for Underserved Youth $35,000 Non-Program Activities
Social Inequality and Health
Co-funded by Carnegie Corporation of New York
$375,602 Social, Political and Economic Inequality
Race/Ethnicity Identity Formation Patterns for Latinos in the 21st Century $74,210 Race, Ethnicity, and Immigration
Intermarriage in the U.S.: Trends and Implications $33,582 Immigration
Incarceration and Earnings Inequality: Evidence from Washington State $81,750 Future of Work
Group Differences Revisited: The Role of Social Identity Threat and Cultural Models in the Experience of Diversity $221,382 Cultural Contact
Experimental Evaluation of the Impact of Temporary Help Employment on the Labor Market Performance of Low-Skilled Workers
Co-funded by W.E. Upjohn Institute for Employment Research
$205,024 Future of Work
Creating and Sustaining Alternative Forms of Educational Activities $75,938 Literacy Project
A Study of the Extent of and Potential Causes of Alternative Employment Arrangements $75,926 Future of Work
Inequality in Early Childhood Education and Care
Co-funded by Carnegie Corporation of New York
$278,579 Social, Political and Economic Inequality
Health, Education, and the Economic Well-Being of Adolescent Immigrants $231,651 Immigration
Immigration, Racial/Ethnic Diversity, and Multiracial Identification $264,701 Immigration
A Comparative Analysis of Employment Outcomes: Lessons for the U.S. from International Macro- and Micro- Labor Market Evidence $4,548 Future of Work
Workers and Firms in the Low-Wage Labor Market: Interactions and Long-Run Dynamics $334,051 Future of Work
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