Organized Section 5: POP/Party Politics Award

Political Organizations and Parties Section Award Recipients

POP/Party Politics Award
The POP/Party Politics Award recognizes the best paper delivered on a Political Organizations and Parties-sponsored panel at the preceding APSA annual meeting.

2017	Jesse M. Crosson, University of Michigan “Constructing Interest Group Coalitions.”
2017	Michael T. Heaney, University of Michigan “Constructing Interest Group Coalitions.”
2012	William Mayer, Northeastern University Theory Meets Practice: The Presidential Selection Process in the First Federal Election,1788-89
2011	Lee Drutman, The Progressive Policy Institute “The Inside View: Using the Enron Email Archive to Understand Business Lobbying,”
2011	Daniel Hopkins, Georgetown University “The Inside View: Using the Enron Email Archive to Understand Business Lobbying”
2010	Seth Masket, University of Denver “Networking the Parties: A Comparison of Democratic and Republican National Convention Delegates in 2008”
2010	Michael Heaney, University of Michigan “Networking the Parties: A Comparison of Democratic and Republican National Convention Delegates in 2008”
2010	Joanne Miller, University of Minnesota “Networking the Parties: A Comparison of Democratic and Republican National Convention Delegates in 2008”
2010	Dara Strolovitch, University of Minnesota, Twin Cities “Networking the Parties: A Comparison of Democratic and Republican National Convention Delegates in 2008”
2009	Richard Skinner, Bowdoin College “527 Committees and the Political Party Network”
2009	Seth Masket, University of Denver “527 Committees and the Political Party Network”
2009	David Dulio, Oakland University “527 Committees and the Political Party Network”
2008	Brian Feinstein, Harvard University “State Party Platforms and Civil Rights Policy, 1920-1968”
2008	Eric Schickler, University of California, Berkeley “State Party Platforms and Civil Rights Policy, 1920-1968”
2007	Georgia Kernell, Columbia University Candidate Selction and Political Participation
2006	Hans Noel, Princeton University “Ideology, Party, and the Creation of the Anti-Slavery Coalition”
2005	Michael Heaney, University of Florida “Reputation and Leadership Inside Interest Group Coalitions”
2004	Eric Heberlig, University of North Carolina, Charlotte Co-Authored with Marc J. Hetherington, Bowdoin College, and Bruce A. Larson, Farleigh Dickenson University, “The Redistribution of Campaign Funds and Institutional Advancement in the U.S. House”
2004	Marc Hetherington, Bowdoin College Co-Authored with Eric S. Heberlig, UNC Charlotte, and Bruce A. Larson, Farleigh Dickenson University, “The Redistribution of Campaign Funds and Institutional Advancement in the U.S. House”
2004	Bruce Larson, Farleigh Dickenson University Co-Authored with Eric S. Heberlig, UNC Charlotte, and Marc J. Hetherington, Bowdoin College, “The Redistribution of Campaign Funds and Institutional Advancement in the U.S. House”
2003	Byron Shafer, University of Wisconsin Madison “Economic Development, Legal Desegregation, and Partisan Change in the Post War South.”
2003	Richard Johnston, University of British Columbia “Economic Develop © American Political Science Association \| Privacy Statement \| Terms of Use