W.K. Kellogg Foundation Filter Results: Award Title Grantee Name How Rigid is the Wealth Structure and Why?: Intergenerational Correlations and Determinants of Family Wealth Awarded Scholars: Fabian Pfeffer, University of Michigan Alexandra Killewald, Harvard University Project Date: Mar 2015 Award Amount: $72,285 Learn More Precarious Work Schedules among Early Career Adults in the U.S. Awarded Scholars: Susan J. Lambert, University of Chicago Julia R. Henly, University of Chicago Project Date: Jan 2015 Award Amount: $71,423 Learn More Offshoring and the Future of Work: New Evidence from Global Production and Employer-Employee Microdata Awarded Scholars: Kyle Handley, University of Michigan Nicholas Bloom, Stanford University Project Date: Jan 2015 Award Amount: $106,191 Learn More The Boston Reentry Study Awarded Scholars: Bruce Western, Harvard University Project Date: Jul 2014 Award Amount: $150,000 Learn More Causal Effects of Household Wealth on Child Development Awarded Scholars: David Cesarini, New York University Project Date: Feb 2014 Award Amount: $25,745 Learn More PagesPrevious 1 2
How Rigid is the Wealth Structure and Why?: Intergenerational Correlations and Determinants of Family Wealth Awarded Scholars: Fabian Pfeffer, University of Michigan Alexandra Killewald, Harvard University Project Date: Mar 2015 Award Amount: $72,285 Learn More
Precarious Work Schedules among Early Career Adults in the U.S. Awarded Scholars: Susan J. Lambert, University of Chicago Julia R. Henly, University of Chicago Project Date: Jan 2015 Award Amount: $71,423 Learn More
Offshoring and the Future of Work: New Evidence from Global Production and Employer-Employee Microdata Awarded Scholars: Kyle Handley, University of Michigan Nicholas Bloom, Stanford University Project Date: Jan 2015 Award Amount: $106,191 Learn More
The Boston Reentry Study Awarded Scholars: Bruce Western, Harvard University Project Date: Jul 2014 Award Amount: $150,000 Learn More
Causal Effects of Household Wealth on Child Development Awarded Scholars: David Cesarini, New York University Project Date: Feb 2014 Award Amount: $25,745 Learn More
