The Appleby-Mosher Fund provides grants to tenure-track and tenured faculty for research-related expenses such as project initiation (particularly acquisition of materials including data sets), travel to perform research, and conference travel.
Active Funding Opportunities
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Upcoming Funding Opportunities
AY 2022-2023
October 2022
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Azra Hromadžić, Anthropology Riverine citizenship and the struggle for water in postwar Bosnia-Herzegovina Kristy Buzard, Economics Lobbying and legislative uncertainty Leyla Karakas, Economics Believers vs. deniers: Climate change and environmental policy polarization Yoonseok Lee, Economics Modeling average in big data environment Maria Zhu, Economics The role teachers play in contributing to "positive" racial stereotyping of Asian-American students Peng Gao, Geography Morphodynamic characteristics of braided rivers in the source area of the Upper Yangtze River Timur Hammond, Geography Sound of the commute: Hearing, belonging, and mobility in contemporary Istanbul Natalie Koch, Geography Imperial transition in the Arabian Peninsula: Science, state-making, and the history of American empire in the Trucial States Tod Rutherford, Geography Negotiated transitions? Industry 4.0, trade unions, and workplace representational institutions Robert Wilson, Geography Winter's end: The future of skiing in a warming world George Kallandar, History The royal and elite hunt in Korean history Samantha Khan Herrick, History Networks of shared imagination: Apostolic legends of medieval Europe Junko Takeda, History Avedik: Louis XIV's Armenian prisoner Austin Zwick, Policy Studies The just, smart city Shana Gadarian, Political Science Citizens' understandings and reactions to terrorism, surveys and experiments in the United States, Norway, Finland, and Spain Dimitar Gueorguiev, Political Science Hawks and doves in U.S.- China relations Daniel McDowell, Political Science Descriptive representation in international organizations: The effect of governance reform on IMF legitimacy Dennis Rasmussen, Political Science Fears of a setting sun: The disillusionment of America's founders Yuksel Sezgin, Political Science Reforming Muslim family laws in non-Muslim regimes: The role of civil courts Ying Shi, Public Administration and International Affairs Long-run effects of the Voting Rights Act Positive stereotyping Under-represented students in selective schools Edwin Ackerman, Sociology Gender ideology and religious conservative social movements in Mexico Scott Landes, Sociology Racial-ethnic differences in educational trajectories for individuals with cognitive impairments: The case of ADHD Gretchen Purser, Sociology The project, politics, and performance of "job-readiness" |
The Appleby-Mosher Fund reflects the Maxwell School’s longstanding commitment to supporting faculty research and the production of exceptional scholarship. The Fund honors the first two deans of the Maxwell School, William E. Mosher and Paul H. Appleby. Mosher founded and served as the first president of the American Society of Public Administration before becoming Maxwell’s first dean in 1924. He later used this position to launch Maxwell’s one-year Public Administration program, which consistently ranks as the top Public Affairs program in the United States. Appleby maintained Mosher’s enthusiasm for Public Affairs after assuming the role of dean in 1947, declaring that “public administration in modern society is … an effort to inject into political situation the fruits of scientific thinking and…its concern for moral values and human beings.”
Active Funding Opportunities
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Grants
AY 2023-2024
Lamis Abdelaaty, Political Science
Refugees in Crises
Brian Brege, History
The Global Merchants of Florence
Kristy Buzard, Economics
The Visible Costs of Invisible Labor
Matthew Cleary, Political Science
Multiculturalism in a Homogenizing State: Indigenous Politics in Oaxaca, Mexico
Monica Deza, Economics
The Effects of Peer Gender Ratios on Risky Health Behaviors
Sean Drake, Sociology
Precarious Hope: Race and Refugees in a Rust Belt City
Peng Gao, Geography and the Environment
Determining the Spatial Distribution of Peatland Depths in the Zoige Basin, China
Samantha Kahn Herrick, History
The Transmission of Historical Memory in Medieval Arles
Catherine Herrold, Public Administration and International Affairs
(Re)Mobilizing the Masses: Civil Society and Social Change in the 21st Century
Azra Hromadžić Vlasak, Anthropology
Migrant Encounters and Local Infrastructures on the Balkan Migrant Route
Jenn Jackson, Political Science
To Be a Radical: How Intersectional Organizing Remade Social Movements
Denisa Jashari, History
Santiago’s Urban Battleground: Space and the Production of the Working Poor in Chile, 1872-1994
Seth Jolly, Political Science
Party Competition and Representation in Europe
George Kallander, History
A Song of Emperors and Kings (Chewang un’gi), Yi Sŭnghyu, and Premodern Korea
Meghan Kelly, Geography and the Environment
Storytelling with Satellites: A User Study of Satellite Data in the News
Minju Kim, Political Science
The Forging of Bureaucratic Partisanship: Careerism and Institutions in Foreign Affairs Agencies
Natalie Koch, Geography and the Environment
The Developmental State After Oil: Technocracy and Green Branding in Gulf Megaprojects
Amy Lutz, Sociology
Access to Selective Colleges Pre- and Post-Grutter in Different Affirmative Action Contexts
Andre Ortega, Geography and the Environment
Suburbs of Imperialism
Grant Reeher, Political Science
Centerfire: Gun Myths, Gun Facts, and the Paths to Compromise
Yüksel Sezgin, Political Science
The Muslim Family Law in Non-Muslim Democracies
Ying Shi, Public Administration and International Affairs
Does Exposure to Hate Crimes Affect Residential Location Choice and Voter Turnout?
Takumi Shibaike, Political Science
Who Governs Tuna? Non-state Advocacy in Regional Fisheries Management Organizations
Merril Silverstein, Sociology
Transmission of Religion, Spirituality, and Secularism Across Generations
Gregory Smith, Political Science
Vietnam War Data Preservation Project
Jessie Trudeau, Political Science
Motivations for Joining the Police in Brazil
Michiko Ueda-Ballmer, Public Administration and International Affairs
Understanding Barriers to Mental Health Help-seeking Among College Students
Chengzhi Yin, Political Science
Explaining China’s Choices of Alliance Balancing Strategies: A Historical Analysis
Maria Zhu, Economics
Boom or Bust: Exploring Heterogeneous Effects of Exploding Job Offers
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Lamis Abdelaaty, Political Science Refugees in Crises Kristy Buzard, Economics Research and Development Laboratories in the Production Process Omar Cheta, History How Commerce Became Legal: Merchants and Market Governance in Late Ottoman Egypt Matthew Cleary, Political Science Multiculturalism in a Homogenizing State: Indigenous Politics in Oaxaca, Mexico Christopher DeCorse, Anthropology Cultural Entanglement and Foodways at Bunce Island, Sierra Leone Azra Hromadžić Vlasak, Anthropology "Tourism Will Kill Us All!" Eco-populism and Eco-opportunism in Bosnia and Herzegovina Jenn Jackson, Political Science Policing Blackness: How Intersectional Threat Shapes Black Politics Hugo Jales, Economics Baby Bonus Boom: The Effects of a Large Increase in South Korea's Baby Bonus Program Amy Kallander, History Between Colony and Metropole: Race, Empire, and French Carceral Systems George Kallander, History Animals in Early Modern Korea and East Asia Minju Kim, Political Science Do International Organizations Nurture or Select their Bureaucrats? Gabriela Kirk, Sociology "Alternatives" to Punishment and Social Inequality Prema Kurien, Sociology Claiming Citizenship: Race, Religion, and Belonging among New Ethnic Americans Amy Lutz, Sociology Access to Selective Colleges Pre- and Post-Grutter in Different Affirmative Action Contexts Kyrstin Mallon Andrews, Anthropology Crosscurrents of Risk: Navigating Changing Climates, Health, and Conservation in Dominican Seascapes Daniel McDowell, Political Science Racially Biased Monetary Policy and Public Opinion of the Federal Reserve Ryan Monarch, Economics Import Price Inflation across Different U.S. Demographic Groups Shannon Novak, Anthropology Transnational Ritual Ecologies in the Wake of Plantations Thomas Pearson, Economics How Migration Impacts Fertility at Origin: Evidence from Mexican Migration to the U.S. Thomas Perreault, Geography and the Environment Food and Water Security in a Changing Environment: Preliminary Research on the Bolivian Altiplano Gretchen Purser, Sociology The Rise of "Alt-Labor" Around the Globe Yüksel Sezgin, Political Science The Muslim Family Law in Non-Muslim Democracies Gregory Smith What Constitutes Victory? Individual Perceptions of Battlefield Success Junko Takeda, History The Japanese Indo-Portuguese Slave who Sued the Compagnie des Indes: The Story of Madame Constance, Maria Guyomar de Pinha, Thao Thong Kip Ma Simon Weschle, Political Science What Do Voters Use Their Democratic Vote For? Robert Wilson, Geography and the Environment Snow Farmers: Snowmaking, Irrigation Technology, and the Future of Skiing in a Warming World |
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Lamis Abdelaaty, Political Science Coding Refugee Rights Worldwide Using Supervised Machine Learning Edwin Ackerman, Sociology The Origins of the Mass Party: Primitive Accumulation and Political Representation in Post-revolutionary Mexico and Bolivia Doug Armstrong, Anthropology Radiocarbon Dating at the La Soye contact period site, Dominica. Susan Branson, History Scientific Americans: Inventing the Nation, 1776-1876 Kristy Buzard, Economics Quantifying GATT trade liberalization Craige Champion, History Citizen and empire in democratic athens and republican Rome Ethan Coffel, Geography Incorporating crop-climate interactions to improve projections of climate impacts on agriculture Shana Gadarian, Political Science Pandemic Politics: How COVID-19 Revealed the Depths of Partisan Polarization Dimitar Gueorguiev, Political Science Retrofitting Leninism Johannes Himmelreich, PAIA Azra Hromadžić, Anthropology Riverine citizenship and the struggle for water in postwar Bosnia-Herzegovina Jenn Jackson, Political Science Race, risks, and responses: mapping young Black Americans' responses to group threat Seth Jolly, Political Science Patterns of Dimensionality: Party Competition and Representation in Europe Leyla Karakas, Economics Third party punishment in social dilemmas: The numbing effect Prema Kurien, Sociology The importance of a global and comparative perspective on religion Scott Landes, Sociology Assessing Morality Patterns of Children and Adults with Spina Bifida Yoonseok Lee, Economics Time-Varying Risk Preference Amy Lutz, Sociology Working and teaching from home in NYS amidst the COVID-19 pandemic Daniel McDowell, Political Science International expansion initiatives and public support for the Chinese Communist Party Merrill Silverstein, Sociology Aging Families in Chinese Society: Social, Demographic, and Policy Considerations Brian Taylor, Political Science Russian politics: A very short introduction Janet Wilmoth and Andrew London, Sociology Current Debates in Aging and the Life Course: Public Policy |
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Azra Hromadžić, Anthropology Riverine citizenship and the struggle for water in postwar Bosnia-Herzegovina Kristy Buzard, Economics Lobbying and legislative uncertainty Leyla Karakas, Economics Believers vs. deniers: Climate change and environmental policy polarization Yoonseok Lee, Economics Modeling average in big data environment Maria Zhu, Economics The role teachers play in contributing to "positive" racial stereotyping of Asian-American students Peng Gao, Geography Morphodynamic characteristics of braided rivers in the source area of the Upper Yangtze River Timur Hammond, Geography Sound of the commute: Hearing, belonging, and mobility in contemporary Istanbul Natalie Koch, Geography Imperial transition in the Arabian Peninsula: Science, state-making, and the history of American empire in the Trucial States Tod Rutherford, Geography Negotiated transitions? Industry 4.0, trade unions, and workplace representational institutions Robert Wilson, Geography Winter's end: The future of skiing in a warming world George Kallandar, History The royal and elite hunt in Korean history Samantha Khan Herrick, History Networks of shared imagination: Apostolic legends of medieval Europe Junko Takeda, History Avedik: Louis XIV's Armenian prisoner Austin Zwick, Policy Studies The just, smart city Shana Gadarian, Political Science Citizens' understandings and reactions to terrorism, surveys and experiments in the United States, Norway, Finland, and Spain Dimitar Gueorguiev, Political Science Hawks and doves in U.S.- China relations Daniel McDowell, Political Science Descriptive representation in international organizations: The effect of governance reform on IMF legitimacy Dennis Rasmussen, Political Science Fears of a setting sun: The disillusionment of America's founders Yuksel Sezgin, Political Science Reforming Muslim family laws in non-Muslim regimes: The role of civil courts Ying Shi, Public Administration and International Affairs Long-run effects of the Voting Rights Act Positive stereotyping Under-represented students in selective schools Edwin Ackerman, Sociology Gender ideology and religious conservative social movements in Mexico Scott Landes, Sociology Racial-ethnic differences in educational trajectories for individuals with cognitive impairments: The case of ADHD Gretchen Purser, Sociology The project, politics, and performance of "job-readiness" |
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Azra Hromadžić, Anthropology “We will not give up Una!” Water politics, pedagogies and infrastructures in Postwar Bosnia Shannon Novak, Anthropology On the stories of men and the substance of women: Courses and cycles through a Guyanese Kali Temple—and beyond Theresa Singleton, Anthropology David Dixon Porter’s report of El Maniel de Ocoa Kristy Buzard, Economics Research and development laboratories in the production process Hugo Jales, Economics On the effects of the minimum wage on employment, formality, and the wage distribution Leyla Karakas, Economics The power of identity politics: A behavioral political-economy analysis of policy-making Yoonseok Lee, Economics Nonparametric threshold and spatial sample splitting Peng Gao, Geography Understanding hydrodynamic processes controlling meandering rivers in China’s Zoige basin on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau Craige Champion, History Citizens and empire in democratic Athens and Republican Rome Radha Kumar, History Whose river? The Kaveri dispute and political belonging Martin Shanguhyia, History African traditions in environmental control in western Kenya Austin Zwick, Policy Studies The smart, just city Shana Gadarian, Political Science Citizens' understandings and reactions to terrorism: Surveys and experiments in the United States, Norway, Finland, and Spain Ryan Griffiths, Political Science Acting like a state: De facto states and the CONIFA European Cup Seth Jolly, Political Science 2019 round of the chesdata.eu survey on party positions in Europe Daniel McDowell, Political Science International currency politics Yüksel Sezgin, Political Science Online Muslim family law portal and index Steven White, Political Science Race, social status, and census enumeration in the Post-Civil War American South Scott Landes, Sociology The obscuring effect of coding developmental disability as the underlying cause of death on mortality trends for adults with developmental disability: A cross-sectional study utilizing U.S. mortality data from 2012 to 2016 Gretchen Purser, Sociology The project, politics, and performance of “job-readiness” Nazanin Shahrokni, Sociology “Pink Rides” go global: A comparative study of four illustrative cases of women-only taxis across the globe |
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Douglas Armstrong, Anthropology Azra Hromadžić, Anthropology Kristy Buzard, Economics Yulong Wang, Economics Timur Hammond, Geography Tom Perreault, Geography Susan Branson, History Jeffrey Gonda, History Amy Kallander, History George Kallander, History Junko Takeda, History Dimitar Gueorguiev, Political Science Daniel McDowell, Political Science Simon Weschle, Political Science Steven White, Political Science Rebecca Peters, Public Administration and International Affairs Michah Rothbart, Public Administration and International Affairs Matthew Young, Public Administration and International Affairs Cecelia Green, Sociology Scott Landes, Sociology Amy Lutz, Sociology Gretchen Purser, Sociology |
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Azra Hromadžić, Anthropology Shannon Novak, Anthropology Guido Pezzarossi, Anthropology Theresa Singleton, Anthropology Cecelia Van Hollen, Anthropology Kristy Buzard, Economics Yeonsook Lee, Economics Jan Ondrich, Economics Peng Gao, Geography Alan Allport, History Craige Champion, History Albrecht Diem, History Samantha Herrick, History Amy Kallander, History George Kallander, History Gladys McCormick, History Lamis Abdelaaty, Political Science Christopher Faricy, Political Science Shana Gadarian, Political Science Dimitar Gueorguiev, Political Science Daniel McDowell, Political Science Danielle Thomsen, Political Science Edwin Ackerman, Sociology Amy Lutz, Sociology Gretchen Purser, Sociology Rebecca Schewe, Sociology |
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Kristy Buzard, Economics Who Ya Gonna Call? Investigating gender differences in demand for parental involvement Matthew Cleary, Political Science Multiculturalism in a Homogenizing State: Indigenous Politics in Oaxaca, Mexico Sean Drake, Sociology Out of Sight, Out of Mind: An Ethnographic Study of Student and Family Homelessness in New York State Peng Gao, Geography Disentangling the impacts between climate change and human disturbance on river functions in the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, China Erin Hern, Political Science Understandings of Democracy and Political Behavior in Botswana and Uganda Samantha Herrick, History Communication Networks and the Circulation of Historical Legends Catherine Herrold, Public Administration Delta Democracy: Pathways to Incremental Civic Revolution in Egypt and Beyond Johannes Himmelreich, Public Administration Good Decisions: Value Foundations for Data Science in the Public Sector Azra Hromadžić, Anthropology The Una River Emeralds: Producing Ecologically Conscious Children in Socialist Yugoslavia George Kallander, History Association for Asian Studies Conference: Animals and Premodern Korea Prema Kurien, Sociology Race, Religion, and Citizenship: New Ethnic Advocacy Organizations Christopher Kyle, History Political Communication in Early Modern England Scott Landes, Sociology IDD mortality outcomes annual report Yoonseok Lee, Economics Forecast Combination with Big Data Jun Li, PAIA License Holding and Mobility Associated with Interstate Licensing Requirements Among Certified Nursing Assistants Amy Lutz, Sociology Children of Immigrants in Western Countries Daniel McDowell, Political Science Descriptive Representation and Legitimacy Perceptions of International Organizations Thomas Perreault, Geography Highlands and Drylands: Water Security, Crop Diversity, and Climate Change in the Altiplano Yüksel Sezgin, Political Science Muslim Family Law Data-Visualization Project Robert Wilson, Geography Sandia: A Mountain, A Family, and the Climate Crisis Yael Zeira, Political Science The Politics of Allyship: Multiethnic Coalitions and Mass Attitudes Towards Protest Baobao Zhang, Political Science Book Proposal: AI Governance in Our Age of Distrust Maria Zhu, Economics The Effect of 9/11 on Arab-American Name Americanization Austin Zwick, Public Affairs Global Smart City Policy Mapping |