2023
Prêmio de Melhor Artigo: Juan Diego Prieto, “State Patching: A Typological Theory with Illustrations from Emergency Social Transfers in Brazil and Colombia.”
Melhor Artigo de Estudante de Pós-Graduação: Madai Urteaga Quispe, “Agrarian Developmentalism: The Politics of Development Strategies Chile and Colombia.”
2022
Prêmio de Melhor Artigo: Natalia Bueno, Felipe Nunes, and Cesar Zucco, “What You See and What You Get: Direct and Indirect Political Dividends of Public Policies.”
Menção Honrosa de Melhor Artigo:
Laura García-Montoya, Isabel Güiza-Gómez, and María Paula Saffon, “Entering the Political Arena: Institutional Claim-making for Redistribution and the Left Turn in Post-Accord Colombia.”
Zaraí Toledo Orozco and Moisés Arce, “Informal, Legal or Illegal? Varieties of Informal Resource Extraction in the Global South.”
Melhor Artigo de Estudante de Pós-Graduação:
Vincent Mauro, “Elites, Redistributive Threats, and Democratic Breakdown in Latin America.”
Santiago Cunial, “Policy Legacies and Energy Transitions: Greening Policies under Sectoral Reforms in Argentina and Chile.”
2021
Prêmio de Melhor Artigo: Guillermo Toral, “The Benefits of Patronage: How the Political Appointment of Bureaucrats Enhances their Accountability and Effectiveness.”
Menção Honrosa de Melhor Artigo:
Andrés Schipani, “Left Behind: Labor Unions and Redistributive Policy under the Brazilian Workers’ Party.”
Rachel Schwartz, “Rewriting the Rules of Land Reform: Counterinsurgency and Agrarian Development in Nicaragua.”
Melhor Artigo de Estudante de Pós-Graduação:
Lucia Motolinia Carballo, “Cultivating a Personal Vote Can Increase Legislative Cohesion: Evidence from Clientelistic Parties in Mexico.”
Alice Xu, “Segregation and the Spatial Externalities of Inequality: A Theory of Collateral Cooperation for Public Goods in Cities.”
2019
Prêmio de Melhor Artigo: Eduardo Moncada, “The Political Economy of Resistance to Criminal Victimization in Mexico.”
Menção Honrosa de Melhor Artigo: Sebastián Etchemendy, “The Construction and Stabilization of Segmented Neo-Corporatism: Institutional Legacies, Left Power and Wage Coordination in Uruguay (2005-2017).”
Melhor Artigo de Estudante de Pós-Graduação: Alicia Cooperman, “Trading Favors: Local Politics and Development in Brazil.”
2018
Prêmio de Melhor Artigo: Irene Menendez, “Explaining support for non-contributory social policy: evidence from a survey experiment in Argentina.”
Menção Honrosa de Melhor Artigo: Alisha C. Holland, “The Political Foundations for Public Works: Evidence from Urban Colombia.”
Melhor Artigo de Estudante de Pós-Graduação: David De Micheli, “Racial Reclassification and Political Identity Formation.”
Menção Honrosa de Melhor Artigo de Estudante de Pós-Graduação: Jacob Kopas, “Legitimizing the State or a Grievance?: Property Rights and Political Engagement.”
2017
Prêmio de Melhor Artigo: Daniela Campello and Cesar Zucco, “Commodity Price Shocks and Misattribution of Responsibility for the Economy: Observational and Experimental Evidence.”
Menção Honrosa de Melhor Artigo: German Feierherd, “Labor Standards and Electoral Accountability: Causal Evidence from Brazil.”
2016
Prêmio de Melhor Artigo: Matthew Amengual, “Buying Stability: The Distributive Outcomes of Firm Responses to Risk in the Bolivian Mining Industry.”
Menção Honrosa de Melhor Artigo: Kathryn Hochstetler, “Electricity Consumption in Brazil and South Africa: Distributive Coalitions and Consequences.”
Melhor Artigo de Estudante de Pós-Graduação: Diego Díaz-Rioseco, “Blessing and Curse: Oil and Subnational Politics in the Argentine Provinces.”
2015
Prêmio de Melhor Artigo: Sara Niedzwiecki, “Social Policies, Attribution of Responsibility, and Political Alignments. A Subnational Analysis of Argentina and Brazil.”
2014
Prêmio de Melhor Artigo: Matthew Carnes and Isabela Mares, “Redefining who’s “in” and who’s “out”: Explaining Preferences for Redistribution in Bolivia.”
Menção Honrosa de Melhor Artigo: Renato Lima de Oliveira and Martin Liby Alonso. “Fueling development? Assessing the Impact of Oil and Soybean Wealth on Municipalities in Brazil.”
