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Congressional Quarterly Press Award
Award
given to the author of the best paper on legislative studies that was
presented at the 2012 annual meeting of APSA. Nominations should be
submitted by
March 1, 2013.
The committee
for this year:
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Daniel Lee (chair), Department of Political Science, Michigan State
University, 303 South Kedzie Hall, East Lansing, MI
48824. Email: leedan@msu.edu
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Caroline Tolbert, Department of Political Science, University of
Iowa, 341 Shaeffer Hall, Iowa City, IA 52242. Email: caroline-tolbert@uiowa.edu
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Jeffery Jenkins, Department of Politics, University of Virginia, 1540
Jefferson Park Ave., P.O. Box 400787, Charlottesville, VA 22904-4787. Email: jajenkins@virginia.edu

Previous Winners of the CQ Press Award

2012
Award Winner
"An
Indelible Imprint? Assessing the Evolution of Racial Politics in Shaping
Conflict in Congress during the Civil Rights Era" by Michael Brady,
Denison University.
Selection
Committee Members:
Sean M. Theriault, University of Texas,
Austin
Matthew Gabel, Washington University
Kristin Kanthak, University of
Pittsburgh
2011
Award Winner
"The Gingrich Senators and their Effect on the U. S.
Senate" by Sean Theriault, University of
Texas–Austin, and David Rohde, Duke University.
Selection Committee Members:
Leslie Schwindt-Bayer, University of
Missouri–Columbia
Christian Grose, University of Southern
California
Christopher Mooney, University of Illinois at Springfield
2010
Award Winner
“Priming Rationality: A Theory and Field Experiment of Participation
in Legislatures” by Christian Grose, Vanderbilt University.
Selection
Committee Members:
Lauren Bell, Randolph Macon College
Kenneth Shotts, Stanford University
Garry Young, George Washington University
2009
Award Winner
“Policy R&D and Legislative Organization” by Kenneth Shotts and Alexander Hirsch, Stanford University.
Selection
Committee Members:
Charles Stewart III (chair), Massachusetts Institute of
Technology
Kathryn Pearson, University
of Minnesota
John Lapinski, University of Pennsylvania
2008
Award Winner
“Discharge Petitions, Agenda Control, and the Congressional
Committee System 1929-1976” by Kathryn
Pearson of the University of Minnesota and
Eric Schickler of the University
of California, Berkeley
Selection
Committee Members:
Bruce Oppenheimer (chair), Vanderbilt University
Jennifer Lawless, Brown University
Josh Clinton, Princeton
University
2007
Award Winner
“Hail to the Chief? Two Mechanisms of Congressional Influence
Over Presidential War-Making,” by Douglas
Kriner, Boston University
Selection
Committee Members:
Linda L. Fowler (chair), Dartmouth College
Jason M. Roberts, University
of Minnesota
Lynda W. Powell, University
of Rochester.
2006 Award Winner
“Declining Fortunes: Institutional Change and the Senate Foreign
Relations Committee, 1947-2002,” by Linda
L. Fowler, Dartmouth College, and Richard
Brian Law, University of California, Los
Angeles
Selection
Committee Members:
Tracy Sulkin (chair), University
of Illinois,
Urbana-Champaign
Nolan M. McCarty, Princeton
University
Bruce I. Oppenheimer, Vanderbilt
University
2005 Award Winner
"Legislative Responsiveness to Campaign
Challenges," by Tracy Sulkin, University of Illinois–Urbana
Champaign
Selection Committee Members:
Samuel Kernell (chair), University of California,
San Diego
Lynda Powell, University of Rochester
Sean Theriault, University of Texas, Austin
2004 Award Winner
"To Stay, To Quit, or To Move Up:
Explaining the Growth of Careerism in the House of Representatives,
1878-1940," by Samuel Kernell,
University of California - San Diego
Selection Committee Members:
Michael L. Mezey (chair), DePaul University
Barbara Sinclair, University of California, Los Angeles
Gregory Wawro, Columbia University
2003 Award Winner
"Where's the Pivot? Obstruction and Lawmaking in the Pre-cloture
Senate," by Greg Wawro, Columbia
University and Eric Schickler,
University of California, Berkeley
Selection Committee Members:
Charles Stewart III (chair), Massachusetts Institute of
Technology
Timothy Groseclose, UCLA
Frances Rosenbluth, Yale University
2002 Award Winner
"Legislating in Women's Interests? Congresswomen in the 106th
Congress" by Kathryn L. Pearson, University
of California, Berkeley
Selection Committee Members:
C. Lawrence Evans (chair), College of William
and Mary
John M. Carey, Washington University
Patricia Hurley, Texas A&M
University
2001 Award Winner
"Message Politics” by C. Lawrence Evans, College of William
and Mary
Selection Committee Members:
David Brady (chair), Stanford University
Laura Arnold, Southern Illinois University
Gerhard Loewenberg, University of Iowa
2000 Award Winner
"The Strong Parties Hypothesis Revisited: Evidence
from the Turn of the Century," by David Brady, Kara
Buckley, and Douglas Rivers, all from Stanford University
Selection Committee Members:
Sarah Binder (chair), George
Washington University
Samuel (Pat) Patterson
Steve Ansolabehere, M.I.T.
1999 Award Winner
"Dynamics of Legislative Gridlock," by Sarah
Binder, George
Washington University
Selection Committee Members:
Eric Lawrence (chair), University of California
- Riverside
James D. King, University of Wyoming
Valarie Sulfaro , James Madison University
1998 Award Winner
“‘The Publication of Hinds' Precedents in 1899 and the Institutionalization
of the House of Representatives” by Eric D. Lawrence, University of California
- Riverside
Selection Committee Members:
Gary Cox (chair), University of California - San Diego
Evelyn Fink, University of Nebraska
Paul Herrnson, University of Maryland
1997 Award Winner
"Baker v. Carr and Incumbency in Postwar U.S. House
Elections" by Gary W. Cox, University of California - San
Diego; and Jonathan N. Katz, California Institute of Technology
Selection Committee Members:
David Rohde (chair), Michigan State University
Valerie Heitshusen, University of Missouri
Gary Moncrief , Boise State
University
1996 Award Winner
"Theories of the
Party in the Legislature and the Transition to Republican Rule in
Congress" by David Rohde and John Aldridge
Selection Committee Members:
Evelyn Fink
David W. Brady
Steven S. Smith
1995 Award Winner
"The Roots of Careerism in the House of
Representatives" by David Brady, Kara Buckley, and Douglas
Rivers, all from Stanford University
Selection Committee Members:
John Hibbing
Eileen Burgin
Matthew McCubbins
1994 Award Winner
"Public Enemy: People's Perceptions of
Congress" by Elizabeth Theiss-Morse and
John Hibbing, University of Nebraska – Lincoln
Selection Committee Members:
Elizabeth Gerber
David Breaux
Richard A. Smith
1993 Award Winner
"Preference Aggregation and the Effects of
Institutions: Comparing Legislative and Direct Ballot Outcomes" by
Elisabeth R. Gerber, California Institute of Technology
Selection Committee Members:
Barbara Sinclair
Jon R. Bond
Paul R. Brace
1992 Award Winner
"The Emergence of Strong Leadership in the 1980s
House of Representatives" by Barbara Sinclair, University of California
– Riverside
Selection Committee Members:
Gary Jacobson (chair)
Richard L. Hall
Elaine K.Swift
1991 Award Winner
"The Persistence of House Democratic Majorities:
Structure of Politics" by Gary Jacobson, University
of California - San Diego
1990 Award Winner
"Interpretation, Pressure, and the Stability of
Interest Group Pressure in the U.S.
Congress" by Richard A. Smith, Carnegie-Mellon University
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