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Russel Sage Foundation

Social, Political, and Economic Inequality

The Politics of Constituent Responsiveness: Race, Representation, and Issue Areas

Awarded Scholars:
Mia Costa,Dartmouth College Tatishe Nteta,University of Massachusetts, Amherst

Project Date:Jul 2022

Award Amount: $36,569

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Backlash? Schooling Reassignments and the Politics of School Desegregation

Awarded Scholars:
Deven Carlson,University of Oklahoma Thurston Domina,University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Project Date:Jul 2022

Award Amount: $137,249

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Colleges and Upward Mobility in the U.S. Over the Last Century

Awarded Scholars:
Ran Abramitzky,Stanford University Santiago Pérez,University of California, Davis Joseph Price,Brigham Young University

Project Date:Jul 2022

Award Amount: $166,553

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Millionaire Migration After the Trump Tax Bill: Implications for State Progressive Taxation

Awarded Scholars:
Cristobal Young,Cornell University

Project Date:Sep 2020

Award Amount: $34,733

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How Rental Property Management Shapes Social and Economic Inequality

Awarded Scholars:
Elizabeth Korver-Glenn,University of New Mexico Junia Howell,University of Pittsburgh Ellen M. Whitehead,Ball State University

Project Date:Jul 2020

Award Amount: $49,855

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The Impact of COVID-19 on Low-Income Individuals and Families

Awarded Scholars:
Sarah Miller,University of Michigan Alex Bartik,University of Illinois, Urbana Champagne David Broockman,University of California, Berkeley Elizabeth Rhodes,Y Combinator Research Eva Vivalt,Australian National University

Project Date:May 2020

Award Amount: $50,000

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Authoritarian Policing and America’s Incomplete Democratization

Awarded Scholars:
Robert Mickey,University of Michigan Jacob M. Grumbach,University of Washington Daniel Ziblatt,Harvard University

Project Date:May 2022

Award Amount: $152,614

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Trajectories of Segregation in the U.S. Metropolis, 1900-1970

Awarded Scholars:
John R. Logan,Brown University

Project Date:Apr 2022

Award Amount: $149,881

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Why Prosecuting Nonviolent, Misdemeanor Offenses Yields Poorer Outcomes

Awarded Scholars:
Sandra Susan Smith,Harvard University

Project Date:Jan 2022

Award Amount: $143,341

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Measuring the Disparate Effects of Using the Tax System to Distribute Pandemic Aid

Awarded Scholars:
Hilary Hoynes,University of California, Berkeley Jesse Rothstein,University of California, Berkeley

Project Date:Jan 2022

Award Amount: $174,443

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