Seligson Prize
The Seligson Prize is awarded annually to the best scholarship (paper, book, dissertation, or other scholarly work) using LAPOP Lab’s AmericasBarometer data that was published or finalized in the prior two calendar years. The prize is named in honor of Mitchell Seligson, the founder of LAPOP Lab and a pioneer in the study of public opinion in Latin America.
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El Premio Seligson se otorga anualmente al mejor estudio académico (artículo, libro, disertación, u otro trabajo académico) que use datos del Barómetro de las Américas de LAPOP Lab y que haya sido publicado o finalizado durante los últimos dos años calendario. El premio se otorga en honor a Mitchell Seligson, fundador de LAPOP Lab y pionero en el estudio de opinión pública en América Latina.
2024 Seligson Prize
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LAPOP Lab at Vanderbilt University is pleased to announce the winners of this year’s Seligson Prize.
Lucas de Abreu Maia, Albert Chiu, and Scott Desposato
"No Evidence of Backlash: LGBT Rights in Latin America." 2023. The Journal of Politics 85 (1): 49-63. https://doi.org/10.1086/720940.
The 2024 award committee was comprised of Claudio Holzner of the University of Utah (chair), Sarah Berens of the University of Bremen, and Lucio Rennó of the University of Brasília.
Premio Seligson 2024
LAPOP Lab de Vanderbilt University se complace en anunciar a los ganadores del Premio Seligson de este año.
Lucas de Abreu Maia, Albert Chiu y Scott Desposato
"No Evidence of Backlash: LGBT Rights in Latin America." 2023. The Journal of Politics 85 (1): 49-63. https://doi.org/10.1086/720940.
El comité encargado de la selección del ganador 2024 estuvo conformado por Claudio Holzner de University of Utah (presidente), Sarah Berens de University of Bremen y Lucio Rennó de la Universidade de Brasília.
Past Recipients
2023
Jana Morgan and Nathan J. Kelly
Inequality, Exclusion, and Tolerance for Political Dissent in Latin America
2022
Carew Boulding and Claudio A. Holzner
Voice and Inequality: Poverty and Political Participation in Latin American Democracies
2021
Melina Altamirano, Sarah Berens, and Sandra Ley
2020
Alisha Holland
2019
Matthew Singer
2018
Samuel Handlin
2017
Joby Schaffer and Andy Baker