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Prize Recipients

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2019–Paul F. Weisser, Saint Vincent College

  • Précis for “I Believe We are Lost:” The Worst Casualties of the Great War
  • Full Paper for “I Believe We are Lost:” The Worst Casualties of the Great War

2018—Zachariah A. Levitan, University at Albany, SUNY

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  • Précis for The YouTube Adpocalypse and Adcquisition: Proposing a Change in YouTube’s Political Content Monetization Methodology
  • Full Paper for The YouTube Adpocalypse and Adcquisition: Proposing a Change in YouTube’s Political Content Monetization Methodology

2017–Claire McMorris, Oregon State University

  Video

  • Précis for Corporate Oregon: A Narrative Study of Measure 97
  • Full Paper for Corporate Oregon: A Narrative Study of Measure 97

2016–Quinn Massaroni, Bryant University

  Video

  • Précis  and Full Paper for A United States Sustainable Energy Transition Based on Successful International Models

2015–David A. Belcher, University of California, Davis

   Video

  • Précis and Full Paper for An Efficient Electoral Method to Reduce Voter Ignorance

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