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STICERD Grants: Past recipients
- Dr F Bastagli (CASE): “A flag of additional vulnerability?” conditionality non-compliance in Brazil’s Bolsa Familia; £3,366
- Dr M Birney (International Development): Determinants of local governance: Survey evidence from China; £9,994
- Prof L Bovens (Philosophy): Common standards, burden sharing and responsiveness in EU asylum policies; £4,988
- Dr E Coast (Social Policy): Household survey definitions in South Africa; £1,153
- Dr J Costa-Font (Social Policy): International comparisons of the inequality of Wellbeing using categorical data; £4,963
- Ms T Desai (RLab): India Data Centre; £4,873
- Dr S Dhingra (Economics): The UK automotive industry: global crisis and adaptation; £3,933
- Prof P Dolan (Social Policy): Calendar regularities in the measurement of happiness; £4,504
- Prof M Ghatak (Economics): Regulating microfinance: theory and policy in light of the Indian crisis; £1,962
- Dr S Hall (Sociology): Urban exchange: everyday spaces of work, learning and skill; £4,534
- Dr C Hilber (Geography): On the determinants of housing vacancy rates; £3,894
- Dr N Holman (Geography): Valuing conservation areas in England; £9,824
- Dr A Khan (IGC): Surveys of Supply Side Providers in the Livestock Market in Punjab; £5,000
- Dr T Komarova (Economics): Data disclosure and economic value of privacy; £5,000
- Dr G Lordan (Social Policy): Losing my religion - assimilation in the United Kingdom; £4,105
- Dr J Meierhenrich (International Relations): Toward an Anthropology of International Law: The Office of the Prosecutor at the International Criminal Court; £5,520
- Dr I Papanicolas (Social Policy): Perceptions of health needs and health care access: what is their impact on precautionary savings and macroeconomic growth?; £4,800
- Dr Y Rubinstein (Management): Does entrepreneurship pay?; £5,000
- Dr W Schelkle (European Institute): The finance-social security nexus; £4,952
- Dr S Sequeira (International Development): Infrastructure, media and economic development; £4,200
- Dr M Shami (International Development): Collective actions and hierarchical relationships: Insights from a natural experiment in rural Pakistan; £4,960
- Dr E Thielemann (Government): Measuring immigration policy - the IMPALA database pilot; £4,991
- Dr S Vandoros (LSE Health): Switching post-patent expiry; £3,000
- Dr R Venugopal (International Development): Ex-combatant rehabilitation in Sri Lanka; £2,100
- Dr H Walker (Anthropology): Healing Ecologies: Images of illness and well-being in Amazonia; £2,497
- Dr J Wehner (Government): Eurostat amendments to fiscal data; £4,648
- Dr F-B Wietzke (International Development): Long-term consequences of colonial institutions and human capital investments. Sub-national evidence from Madagascar and Uganda; £4,401
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