We thank @joshua_jansa, @magni, @GabMagni, and @LaGina_Gause for serving on this committee.

🏆Best paper on social and economic inequality 🏆 goes to @JaewookLee10 for “Luddite or Technophile? Policy Preference for Governing Technology-Driven Change.”.

We thank @Liz_Suhay @ChenoaYorgason @Pereira @miguelmaria for serving on this committee.

🏆Class and Inequality Best Paper Award 🏆 goes to @ariray_ for her paper “When Identity Trumps Class: Women, Workers, and Statistical Representation Under Low Party Gate-Keeping.”.

Honorable mention goes to @deparkozee for “What Does Money Mean? Frames of Wealth and Economic Identity in U.S. Politics, 1980-2020. ” We thank @mbarber83 @as_hartnett @mshepjr for serving on this committee.

It's the award announcement season! . 🏆 The Best Dissertation Award 🏆 goes to @briittavs_ (Leiden University) for “Ethnic Inequality in the Welfare State.”.

📢 Calling all grad students studying inequality and politics. The C&I and REP sections are cosponsoring a poster session during C&I's APSA reception. For more information and to apply:

Congratulations all. Well-deserved!!!.

. and Andreas Wiedemann won Best Book on Class & Inequality for his Indebted Societies

Michael Shepherd won Best Dissertation on Class & Inequality

Pamela Nwakanma won best graduate student paper on Entrepreneurship & Inclusion

Next is Allison Spencer Hartnett & Mohamed Saleh who won best faculty paper on Entrepreneurship & Inclusion

We have already announced our fabulous Class & Inequality award winners for this 2022 . but now we have pictures!!. First up is Chenoa Yorgason, who won Best Paper on Class & Inequality

Are you a #poliscitwitter grad student studying social or economic inequality? We welcome submissions for grad student research profiles on our website (). We're excited to hear about all the interesting research you're working on!

Last but not least, the Best Graduate Student Paper on Entrepreneurship & Inclusion Award goes to Adaugo Pamela Nwakanma (@DiasporicNerd)'s “The Gendered Economics of Political Empowerment: Lessons from Nigeria, Africa’s Largest Economy." Congratulations to all winners!!.

Best Faculty Paper on Entrepreneurship & Inclusion Award goes to Allison Spencer Hartnett (@as_hartnett) and Mohamed Saleh (@msaleh1982)'s "Intra-Elite Conflict and Demands for Power-Sharing: Evidence from Khedival Egypt.”.

Best Paper on Social and Economic Inequality Award goes to Nirvikar Jassal for his paper "Does Victim Gender Matter for Justice Delivery? Evidence from Women’s Complaints in India"

Best Paper on Class and Inequality Award goes to Chenoa Yorgason (@ChenoaYorgason) for her great paper entitled "Campaign finance vouchers do not reduce donor inequality.".

Best Dissertation on Class and Inequality Award goes to Michael Shepherd (@mshepjr)'s fantastic dissertation entitled "Unhealthy Democracy: How Partisan Politics is Killing Rural America.”.

Honorable mention goes to @condon_meghan and @AmberWichowsky's equally fantastic book "The Economic Other"!