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Name
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Dissertation Title
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2008
Hannah Gurman
Joshua D. Wolff
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"The Dissent Papers: The Voice of Diplomats in the Cold War and Beyond"
"'The Great Monopoly': Western Union and the American Telegraph, 1845-1893"
|
2007
Lisa M. Ford
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"Settler
Sovereignty: Jurisdiction and Indigenous People in Georgia and New South Wales, 1788-1836" |
2006
Shannan Clark
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"White Collar Workers Organize! Class Consciousness and the Transformation of the American Culture Industry, 1925-1955" |
2005
Kim Phillips-Fein |
"Top-Down Revolution: Businessmen, Intellectuals and Politicians against the New Deal" |
2004
Beverly Gage |
“The Wall Street Explosion: Capitalism, Terrorism, and the 1920 Bombing in New York” |
2004
Roosevelt Montas |
“Rethinking America: Abolitionism and the Antebellum Transformation
of the Discourse of National Identity”
|
2003
Ashli White |
‘“A Flood of Impure Lava:’ Saint Dominguan Refugees in the United States, 1791-1820.” |
2002
David Suisman |
"The Sound of Money: Music, Machines, and Markets, 1890-1925" |
2001
David Greenberg |
"Nixon's Shadow: Democracy and Authenticity in Postwar American Political Culture" |
2000
Adam Rothman |
"The Expansion of Slavery in the Deep South, 1790- 1820" (HUP) (Joyce Seltzer of Harvard University Press, 2002) |
1999
Rebecca McLennan |
“Citizens and Criminals: The Rise of the American Carceral, 1890-1935” |
1998
Michael Zakim |
Ready-Made Democracy: Dressing the Republic for Commercial Success, 1760-1860 (Robert Devens of University of Chicago Press) |
1997
Cyrus Veeser |
Remapping the
Caribbean: European Capital and U.S. Intervention in the Dominican
Republic (Anne Routon of Columbia University Press) |
1996
Jeffrey P. Sklansky |
“The Fall
of Political Economy and the Rise of Social Psychology in the U.S.,
1865-1920” (Sian Hunter of University of North Carolina Press, 2001) |
1995
3 nominees NO AWARD GIVEN |
|
1994
Kevin Kenny |
"Making Sense of the Molly Maguires" |
1993
Joshua Brown |
"Frank Leslie's
Illustrated Newspaper: The Pictorial Press and the Representations of
America: 1855-1899" (Monica McCormick of The Associates of the
University of California Press, 2000) |
1992
Michael W. Kaufmann |
The Work of John Cotton: The Rhetoric of Conversion and the Politics of Reform |
1991
Eric William Lott |
The Seeming Counterfeit: Blackface Minstrelsy and Working Class Culture in America |
1990
Deborah V. McCauley |
"Appalachian Mountain Religion: A History" (Judith McCulloh of University of Illinois Press, 1995) |
1989
No Diss. Nominated was deposited by deadline |
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1988
NO AWARD GIVEN |
|
1987
Randolf Emil Bergstrom |
Courting Danger: The Evolution of Tort Liability in New York, 1870-1910 |
1986
Peter Alan Antelyes |
Tales of Adventurous Enterprise: Western Economic Expansion as Narrative in the Age of Irving |
1985
Eugenia Georges |
The Causes and Consequences of International Labor Migration from a Rural Dominican Sending Community |
1984
NO AWARD GIVEN |
|
1983
James D. Wallace |
Early Cooper and His Audience |
1982
NO AWARD GIVEN |
|
1981
Thomas Brown |
Politics and Statesmanship: A Study of the American Whig Party |
1980
Catherine Ann Barnes |
Journey from Jim Crow: The Desegregation of Southern Transit, 1937-65 |
1979
Jonathan Haas |
The Evaluation of the Prehistoric State Toward an Archaeological Analysis of Political Organization |
1978
Daniel M. Hausman |
A Philosophical Inquiry into Capital Theory |
1977
Viviana A. Zelizer |
The Development of Life Insurance in the U.S.: A Sociological Analysis |
1976
Elizabeth P. McCaughy |
Wm. Samuel Johnson: Loyalist & Founding Father |
1975
Thomas Dublin |
Women at Work: The Transformation of Work & Community, Lowell, Mass 1826-60 |
1974
Jacquelyn Dowd Hall |
Revolt Against Chivalry: Jessie Ames & the Women's Campaign vs. Lynching |
1973
Paul Edmund Beard |
Bureaucratic Politics and Weapons Innovation: A study of Development of the ICBM |
1972
Carol Berkin |
Jonathan Sewall: Odyssey of an Anglo-American Conservative |
