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2029 Results
Year Grant Title Amount Research Priority
The Handbook of Economic Sociology: Second Edition $123,500 Behavioral Economics
When Success Does Not Ensure Advancement: The Case of Women in Senior Management $60,233 Behavioral Economics
Transformation of Work and the Labor Market Fortunes of Low-Skill Workers $173,719 Future of Work
Status of Women: Facing the Facts, Forging the Future $10,000 Future of Work
Mistrust of the Medical Care System $19,997 Trust
Marrying Out and Fitting In: Interracial Households, Residential Segregation, and the Identity of Multiracial Children $85,638 Immigration
Bicultural Identity and Filial Responsibility in the Social, Psychological, and School Adjustment of Immigrant Latino Youth $29,870 Immigration
Does Work Experience Change the Attitudes and Expectation of Former Welfare Recipients? $32,560 Future of Work
Ex-Offenders, Employers, and the Labor Market $35,000 Future of Work
Effects of Incarceration on Families and Children $10,000 Future of Work
Summer Institute Conference of the New Inequality Project $43,260 Social, Political and Economic Inequality
Panel Study on Re-Entry of Convicts Into the Community: Effects of Imprisonment and Rehabilitation $300,000 Future of Work
Immigrants in Rural America: Immigrant-Host Society Relations and Identities in a Changing Environment $34,993 Immigration
From Welfare to Child Care: What Happens to Infants and Toddlers When Single Mothers Exchange Welfare for Work? $25,000 Social, Political and Economic Inequality
Incarceration Effects and Data Quality in the Fragile Families Study $33,900 Future of Work
The Workforce Linkages of Community Colleges $47,676 Future of Work
Labour Market Inequality and the Changing Nature of U.S. Jobs $32,600 Future of Work
Economic Inequality, Public Goods Provision, and Social Outcomes: National and Cross-National Differences $221,100 Immigration
Firm-Level Sources and Macroeconomic Effects of Changing Worker Substitutability in the 1990s $11,600 Future of Work
Two Conferences on the New Economic Sociology $35,000 Behavioral Economics
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