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Year Grant Title Amount Research Priority
Measuring and Analyzing Boundary Rhetoric Over Time $109,286 Computational Social Science
Case Studies in the Governance of Automated Decision-Making $170,554 Computational Social Science
Unequal Political Representation: Evidence from a Comprehensive Database of Lobbying and Campaign Contributions $50,000 Computational Social Science
Identity Measurement in the United States $41,913 Computational Social Science
Assessing Algorithmic and Human Selective Exposure to Political Information: Behavioral Evidence from Online Search and Video $172,057 Computational Social Science
The Racial Dynamics of Fatal Police Shootings: A Computational Approach $86,692 Computational Social Science
Do Informal Connections Matter for Political Candidacy and Success? $9,835 Computational Social Science
Social Inequality and Intergenerational Mobility: Evidence from Genealogy Records and Linked Data $174,683 Computational Social Science
Measuring Local Area Income Using Neural Networks Trained on Satellite Imagery $174,702 Computational Social Science
Using Job Vacancy Ads to Study Long-Run Occupational Change $114,772 Computational Social Science
Addressing Discrimination in Prediction Policy Problems $131,296 Computational Social Science
Reclaiming Lost Data on American Racial Inequality, 1865-1940 $135,724 Computational Social Science
Inequality in Online Labor Markets $113,628 Computational Social Science
The Impact of Paid Maternity Leave: Evidence from Temporary Disability Insurance in Rhode Island $142,852 Computational Social Science
Creating a Comprehensive Income Dataset $150,000 Computational Social Science
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