Seed Grants
ISERP’s seed grant program is intended to support the initial stages of new research, with a special emphasis on innovative, interdisciplinary, and collaborative work. The program rewards high-risk, high-return research, including work that develops new methods, applies theories or methods to new substantive areas, or translates among previously unrelated theoretical perspectives. Grants are awarded both for basic social science research and for policy related research.
Faculty and research scholars or scientists at Columbia University and its affiliated schools are invited to respond to our semiannual request for proposals
2007
by Lisa Goddard (IRI)
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2007
by Timothy Frye (Political Science) and Pablo Pinto (Political Science)
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2006-2007
by Pablo Picatto (History)
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2006-2007
by Nabila El-Bassel (Social Work)
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2006-2007
by Paige West (Barnard Anthropology)
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2006-2007
by Kristina Orfali (Pediatrics), Jack M. Lorenz (Children's Hospital, New York-Presbyterian), and Pierre A. Chiappori (Economics)
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2006-2007
by Justin Phillips (Political Science)
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2006-2007
by Randall Reback (Barnard Economics) and Jonah Rockoff (Business)
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2005-2006
by Leigh Linden (Economics)
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2005-2006
by Sumila Gulyani (Urban Planning)
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2005-2006
by Shigeo Hirano (Political Science)
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2005-2006
by Douglas Almond (Economics) and Lena Edlund (Economics)
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2005-2006
by Till Von Wachter (International and Public Affairs)
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2005-2006
by Cristian Pop-Eleches (Economics) and Ofer Malamud (Chicago)
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2004-2005
by Jeanne Brooks-Gunn (Teachers College), Anne Martin (Teachers College), and Rebecca Ryan (Teachers College)
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2004-2005
by Pablo Pinto (Political Science)
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2004-2005
by Jennifer Hill (International and Public Affairs) and Christopher Weiss (ISERP)
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2004-2005
by Dana Burde (Institute of War and Peace Studies), Jack Snyder (Political Science), and Neil Boothby (Population and Family Health)
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2004-2005
by Elizabeth Bernstein (Barnard Sociology)
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2004-2005
by Patrick McEwan (Wellesley) and Miguel Urquiola (International and Public Affairs)
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2003-2004
by Irene Finel-Honigman (International and Public Affairs) and Volker Berghahn (History)
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2003-2004
by Cristian Pop-Eleches (Economics) and Andreea Balan (Harvard)
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2003-2004
by Mignon Moore (Sociology)
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2003-2004
by Lynn Meskell (Anthropology)
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2003-2004
by Maria Victoria Murillo (Political Science)
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2003-2004
by Erik Gartzke (Political Science)
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2003-2004
by Page Fortna (Political Science) and Tanisha Fazal (Political Science)
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2002-2003
by Rajeev Dehejia (Economics)
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2002-2003
by Lance Freeman (Urban Planning)
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2002-2003
by Kenneth Leonard (Economics)
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2002-2003
by Nicole Marwell (Sociology) and Rodolfo De la Garza (Political Science)
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2002-2003
by Kimberley Johnson (Barnard Political Science)
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2002-2003
by Ann Bartel (Business) and Nachum Sicherman (Business)
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2001-2002
by Peter Azoulay (Business) and Abigail Tay (Economics)
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2001-2002
by Lucy Goodhart (Political Science)
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2001-2002
by Erik Gartzke (Political Science)
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2001-2002
by Lalith Munasinghe (Barnard Economics) and Rajiv Sethi (Barnard Economics)
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2001-2002
by Alexander Pfaff (International and Public Affairs), James Gibbs (SUNY), Rajiv Sethi (Barnard Economics), Eustaquio Reis (Institute of Applied Econojmic Research, Rio de Janeiro), and Claudio B. de A. Bohrer (Universidade Federal Fluminense Geography, Niterio, Brazil)
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2001-2002
by Elliot Sclar (Urban Planning), Hillary Brown (Planning), Patrick Kinney (Environmental Health Sciences), Christopher Small (Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory), and Joyce Rosenthal (Planning)
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2001-2002
by Robert Lieberman (Political Science) and Sean Farhang
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2001-2002
by Shubham Chaudhuri (Economics) and Penny Goldberg (Yale)
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2001-2002
by Lena Edlund (Economics) and Rohini Pande (Economics)
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2000-2001
by Roger Bagnall (Classics), Maurice Luker (Media Center for Art History), and Lynn Meskell (Anthropology)
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2000-2001
by Raymond Fisman (Business) and Charles Calomiris (Business)
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2000-2001
by Anthony Marx (Political Science)
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2000-2001
by Heather Haveman (Business) and Anand Swaminathan (California Davis)
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2000-2001
by David Stark (Sociology)
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2000-2001
by Nicole Marwell (Sociology)
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2000-2001
by Wendy Chavkin (Population and Family Health) and Diana Romero (Population and Family Health)
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2000-2001
by Kelly Moore (Barnard Sociology)
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2000-2001
by Shubham Chaudhuri (Economics), Rounaq Jahan (International and Public Affairs), Malgosia Madajewicz (Economics), Phil Oldenburg (Political Science), and Alexander Pfaff (International and Public Affairs)
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2000-2001
by Dennis Dijkzeul (International and Public Affairs)
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2000-2001
by Courtney Bender (Religion)
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2000-2001
by Hsien-Hen Lu (Sociomedical Sciences), Mary Clare Lennon (Sociomedical Sciences), Yuval Elmelech, and Seymour Spilerman (Sociology)
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2000-2001
by Jeffrey Olick (Sociology)
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2000-2001
by Ran Kivetz (Business)
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2000-2001
by Robert Smith (Barnard Sociology)
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2000-2001
by Peter Bearman (Sociology) and Richard Elovich (Sociomedical Sciences)
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2000-2001
by Francesca Polletta (Sociology)
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2000-2001
by Ester Fuchs (International and Public Affairs)
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2000-2001
by Joshua Graff Zivin (Health Policy and Management) and Kenneth Leonard (Economics)
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1999-2000
by Robert Erikson (Political Science)
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1999-2000
by Gregory Wawro (Political Science) and Charles Himmelberg (Business)
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1999-2000
by Shubham Chaudhuri (Economics) and Patrick Heller (International and Public Affairs)
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1999-2000
by Mignon Moore (Sociology)
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1999-2000
by Marianthi Markatou (Biostatistics) and Chris Heyde (Statistics)
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1999-2000
by Helen Milner (Political Science)
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1999-2000
by Lena Edlund (Economics) and Rohini Pande (Economics)
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1999-2000
by Nan Rothschild (Barnard Anthropology) and Roelof Versteeg (Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory)
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1999-2000
by Nolan McCarty (Political Science)
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