Award Winners
2023
Desirée LeClercq received the Junior Paper Award (Qualitative) for the paper, "A Worker-Centered Trade Policy."
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Clareta Treger received the Junior Paper Award (Quantitative) for the paper "When Do People Accept Governmental Paternalism? Theory and Experimental Evidence."
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Reginald Byron received the Senior Paper Award for the paper, "Organizational Directives and the Persistence of Racial Discrimination in U.S. Public Accommodations"
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Susan Silbey received the Lifetime Achievement Award.
2022
Award Winners
Li Wang received the Junor Paper Award for the paper, "The “Carrying the black pot”: Food safety and risk in China’s reactive regulatory state."
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Jeremy Bearer-Friend received the Senior Paper Award for the paper, "Colorblind Tax Enforcement."
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Tom Tyler received the Lifetime Achievement Award.
2021
Lisa Buchter received the Junor Paper Award for her paper, "Getting out of the ellipsis of diversity, When activists influence compliance to antidiscrimination law by providing prefigurative programs and implementation resources."
Brett McDonnell received the Senior Paper Award with co-authors, Hari M. Osofsky, Jacqueline Peel, Anita Foerster for the paper, "Climate Change Enters the Boardroom."
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John Braithwaite received the Lifetime Achievement Award.
2022
Li Wang received the Junor Paper Award for the paper, "The “Carrying the black pot”: Food safety and risk in China’s reactive regulatory state."
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Jeremy Bearer-Friend received the Senior Paper Award for the paper, "Colorblind Tax Enforcement."
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Tom Tyler received the Lifetime Achievement Award.
2019
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The winner of the Junior Scholar Publication Award was Doron Dorfman.
Doron Dorfman is an Associate Professor of Law at Syracuse University College of Law. His interdisciplinary research focuses on disability law and health law using doctrinal analysis and social science methodology. Professor Dorfman’s scholarship explores how stigma informs the legal treatment of disempowered communities through a variety of quantitative and qualitative methods, including surveys, experiments, interviews, and observations.
The winner of the Outstanding Publication Award was Jodi Short, with co-authors Yanhua Bird and Michael W. Toffel.
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Jodi Short is the Honorable Roger J. Traynor Professor of Law at UC Hastings College of the Law. Her research is on the regulation of business, in particular, the intersection of public and private regulatory regimes and the theory and practice of regulatory reform.