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Winners
of CAMOS Dissertation and
Paper Awards
CAMOS awards
annual graduate student paper and dissertation awards. At the
2005 business meeting, CAMOS members approved a
proposal to co-sponsor the graduate student paper award with the Journal of Strategic Studies, with
winning papers published in the journal.
2009
Paper prize not awarded in 2009
Dissertation Prize (Tie):
Sarah Croco,
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
Peace
at What Price?: Domestic Politics, Settlement Costs and War Termination
Elizabeth Saunders,
Yale University
Wars
of Choice: Leadership, Threat Perceptions, and Military Interventions
2008
Dissertation Prize not awarded in 2008
Second CAMOS-Journal of
Strategic Studies Paper
Prize:
Ariel
Ahram, Georgetown University
Origins
and
Persistence of State-Sponsored Militias: Path Dependent Processes
in Third World Military Development
2007
Paper Prize not awarded in 2007
Dissertation Prize:
Sergio Catignani,
King's
College London
Dilemmas of a Conventional Army: The Israel Defense Force during
the Two Intifadas
2006
First CAMOS-Journal of Strategic Studies Paper
Prize:
Sarah Kreps, Georgetown
University
The
1994
Haiti
Intervention: A Unilateral Operation in Multilateral
Clothes.
Dissertation Prize (Tie):
Janine
Davidson, University of South
Caroline
Learning to Lift the Fog of Peace
Sarah Percy, Oxford University
Sons of Iniquity
2005
Paper Prize:
Holger Schmidt,
Columbia University
When
(And
Why) Do Brokers Have to Be Honest? Impartiality and Third
Party Support for Peace Implementation After Civil Wars, 1945-1999.
Dissertation Prize:
Patricia L. Sullivan, UC Davis
The
Utility
of Force: War Aims and Asymmetric War Outcomes.
2004
Paper Prize:
Patricia L.
Sullivan, UC Davis
War
Aims
and War Outcomes: Major Power Military Operations since World
War II.
Dissertation prize not
awarded in 2004
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