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AUTHOR AWARDS

2007 AUTHOR AWARDS

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MATHEMATICS:

John Adam, author of  Mathematics in Nature

  • Winner of the 2007 recipient of the VIRGINIA OUTSTANDING FACULTY AWARD.
    Sponsored by State Council of Higher Education for Virginia.

    HISTORY:

    Richard S. Wortman, author of  Scenarios of Power: Myth and Ceremony in Russian Monarchy from Peter the Great to the Abdication of Nicholas II

  • Winner of the 2007 DISTINGUISHED CONTRIBUTIONS TO SLAVIC STUDIES AWARD.
    Sponsored by The American Association for the Advancement of Slavic Studies.

    2006 AUTHOR AWARDS

    APPLIED SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING:

    Rubin H. Landau , author of  A First Course in Scientific Computing

  • Winner of the 2006 UNDERGRADUATE COMPUTATIONAL ENGINEERING AND SCIENCES AWARD.
    Sponsored by The Krell Institute.

    Angela B. Shiflet , co-author of  Introduction to Computational Science

  • Winner of the 2006 UNDERGRADUATE COMPUTATIONAL ENGINEERING AND SCIENCES AWARD.
    Sponsored by The Krell Institute.

    HISTORY:

    Wolf Lepenies, author of  The Seduction of Culture in German History

  • Winner of the 2006 PEACE PRIZE.
    Sponsored by German Booksellers’ Association.

    POLITICAL SCIENCE:

    Aharon Barak, author of  The Judge in a Democracy

  • Winner of the 2006 GRUBER JUSTICE PRIZE.
    Sponsored by Peter Gruber Foundation.

    Stephen P. Nicholson, author of  Voting the Agenda

  • Co-recipient of the 2006 EMERGING SCHOLAR AWARD.
    Sponsored by Elections, Public Opinion, and Voting Behavior Section, American Political Science Association.

    2005 AUTHOR AWARDS

    HISTORY OF SCIENCE:

    Steven Shapin and Simon Schaffer, authors of  Leviathan and the Air-Pump

  • Winners of the 2005 ERASMUS PRIZE.
    Sponsored by Praemium Erasmianum Foundation.

    MATHEMATICS:

    Elias M. Stein, co-author of  Real Analysis, Complex Analysis, and Fourier Analysis; and author of Harmonic Analysis.

  • Winner of the 2005 STEFAN BERGMAN PRIZE.
    Sponsored by American Mathematical Society.

    POLITICAL SCIENCE:

    Elinor Ostrom, author of  Understanding Institutional Diversity

  • Winner of the 2005 JAMES MADISON AWARD.
    Sponsored by American Political Science Association.

    2004 AUTHOR AWARDS

    ART and ARCHITECTURE:

    Vincent Scully, author of  Modern Architecture and Other Essays

  • A 2004 NATIONAL MEDAL OF ARTS RECIPIENt.
    Sponsored by The National Endowment for the Arts.

    HISTORY:

    Allan C. Stam, co-author of  Democracies at War

  • Winner of 2004 KARL DEUTSCH AWARD.
    Sponsored by International Studies Association.

    POETRY:

    Robert Pinsky, author of  Democracy, Culture and the Voice of Poetry

  • Winner of PEN/VOELCKER CAREER-ACHIEVEMENT AWARD for Poetry.
    Sponsored by PEN American Center.

    POLITICAL SCIENCE:

    Fred I. Greenstein, author of  The Presidential Difference

  • Recipient of 2004 PRESIDENCY RESEARCH GROUP CAREER SERVICE AWARD.
    Sponsored by American Political Science Association.

    Marc J. Hetherington, author of  Why Trust Matters

  • Winner of the 2004 EMERGING SCHOLAR AWARD.
    Sponsored by Elections, Public Opinion, and Voting Behavior Section, American Political Science Association.

    2003 AUTHOR AWARDS

    ECONOMICS:

    Darrell Duffie, author of  Dynamic Asset Pricing Theory, Third Edition, co-author of  Credit Risk

  • Winner of 2003 FINANCIAL ENGINEER OF THE YEAR.
    Sponsored by SunGard/International Association of Financial Engineers.

    2002 AUTHOR AWARDS

    ASTRONOMY & COSMOLOGY:

    Donald E. Osterbrock, author of  Walter Baade

  • Winner of LEROY E. DOGGETT PRIZE.
    Sponsored by Astronomical Association Society's Historical Astronomy Division.

    Alan Rubin, author of  Disturbing the Solar System

  • In honor of Professor Rubin, an asteroid, the 13th magnitude object orbiting 3.22 AU from the Sun has been named the 6227 ALANRUBIN.
    Sponsored by Committee for Small-Body Nomenclature, International Astronomical Union.

    HISTORY:

    Dan Reiter, co-author of  Democracies at War

  • Winner of 2002 KARL DEUTSCH AWARD.
    Sponsored by International Studies Association.

    POLITICAL SCIENCE, LAW, MILITARY AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS:

    R. Michael Alvarez, , co-author of  Hard Choices, Easy Answers

  • Winner of EMERGING SCHOLAR AWARD.
    Sponsored by American Political Science Association Elections, Public Opinion, and Voting Behavior Section.

    RELIGION:

    John Polkinghorne, author of The Faith of a Physicist, One World, and The Quantum World

  • Winner of TEMPLETON PRIZE for Progress Toward Research or Discoveries about Spiritual
         Realities.
    Sponsored by John Templeton Foundation.

    SOCIOLOGY:

    Glenn R. Carroll and Michael T. Hannan, co-authors of  The Demography of Corporations and Industries

  • Co-winners of MAX WEBER AWARD
    Sponsored by American Sociological Association.

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