The American Sociological Association Distinguished Scholarly
Publication Award
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2018 Working law :
courts, corporations, and symbolic civil rights by Lauren B.
Edelman
2017
Culling the masses : the democratic origins of racist
immigration policy in the Americas by David Cook-Martin and
David Scott FitzGerald
2016
Love,
money, and HIV : becoming a modern African woman in the age of
AIDS by Sanyu A. Mojola
2015
Paying for the party : how college maintains inequality by
Elizabeth A. Armstrong and Laura T. Hamilton
2014
The land of
too much : American abundance and the paradox of poverty by
Monica Prasad;
Great
American city : Chicago and the enduring neighborhood effect
by Robert Sampson; Honorable Mention: The opera
fanatic : ethnography of an obsession by Claudio E. Benzecry
2013 Capitalizing
on crisis : the political origins of the rise of finance by
Greta R. Krippner; Honorable Mention:
Peculiar institution : America's death penalty in an age of
abolition by David Garland
2012
Inventing equal opportunity by Frank Dobbin; Impossible
engineering : technology and territoriality on the Canal du Midi
by Chandra Mukerji
2011
Violence : a micro-sociological theory by Randall Collins;
Economists and societies : discipline and profession in the
United States, Britain and France, 1890s to 1990s by
Marion Fourcade
2010
Inheriting the city : the children of immigrants come of age
by Philip Kasinitz, John H. Mollenkopf, Mary C. Waters, and
Jennifer Holdaway
2009
Inclusion : the politics of difference in medical research
by Steven Epstein
2008
Mexican New York : transnational lives of
new immigrants by Robert Courtney Smith
2007
Black sexual politics : African Americans, gender, and the new racism by
Patricia Hill Collins;
The chosen : the hidden history of admission and exclusion at Harvard, Yale,
and Princeton by Jerome Karabel
2006
Race
in another America : the significance of skin color in Brazil by Edward
Telles;
Honorable Mention: Locked in place : state-building
and late industrialization in India by
Vivek
Chibber
2005
Forces of labor : workers' movements and
globalization since 1870 by
Beverly J. Silver
2004
States and women's
rights : the making of postcolonial Tunisia, Algeria, and Morocco by
Mounira M. Charrad
2003 Capitalists
in spite of themselves : elite conflict and economic transitions in early
modern Europe by Richard Lachmann
2002
Legacies
: the story of the immigrant second generation by Alejandro Portes and Ruben G. Rumbaut
2001
Legalizing
gender inequality : courts, markets, and unequal pay for women in America by
William P. Bridges and Robert L. Nelson
2000
Durable
inequality by Charles Tilly
1999
The
sociology of philosophies : a global theory of intellectual change by
Randall Collins
1998
The
abolition of feudalism : peasants, lords, and legislators in the French
Revolution by John Markoff; Honorable Mention:
Making
ends meet : how single mothers survive welfare and low-wage work by Kathryn Edin
and Laura Lein; The
cultural contradictions of motherhood by Sharon Hays;
Class
counts : comparative studies in class analysis by Erik Olin Wright
1997
Black
wealth/white wealth : a new perspective on racial inequality by Melvin L.
Oliver and Thomas M. Shapiro; Honorable Mention:
The
Challenger launch decision : risky technology, culture, and deviance at
NASA by Diane Vaughan
1996
Status
and sacredness : a general theory of status relations and an analysis of
Indian culture by Murray Milner, Jr.
1995
American
apartheid : segregation and the making of the underclass by Nancy A. Denton
and Douglas S. Massey;
Sociology
and the race problem : the failure of a perspective by James B. McKee
1994
Slim's
table : race, respectability, and masculinity by Mitchell Duneier
1993
Revolution
and rebellion in the early modern world by Jack Goldstone
1992
Foundations
of social theory by James S. Coleman
1991
The
system of professions : an essay on the division of expert labor by Andrew
Abbott
1990
Urban
fortunes : the political economy of place by John R. Logan and Harvey L. Molotch;
Special Recognition to
Legal
secrets : equality and efficiency in the common law by Kim Scheppele
1989
The
contentious French by Charles Tilly
1988
The
sources of social power, volume 1 : A history of power from the beginning
to A.D. 1760 by Michael Mann
1987
Communist
neo-traditionalism : work and authority in Chinese society by Andrew G. Walder
1986
The
origins of the civil rights movement : Black communities organizing for
change by Aldon D. Morris;
The
divorce revolution : the unexpected social and economic consequences for
women and children in America by Lenore J. Weitzman