| Faculty
Research Awards
Stanley
Reiter Best Paper Award
Since
2002, the Stanley Reiter Best Paper Award has been awarded
to an academic article judged "best" among those published
by the Kellogg School faculty in the preceding four calendar
years. A Selection Committee composed of one faculty members
from each of the Kellogg School's six academic departments
accepts nominations from Kellogg faculty and make a single
selection based on the article's creativity. The award was
named to honor of Professor Stanley
Reiter's commitment to research excellence.
The
recipient(s) of the Stanley Reiter Best Paper Award make a
presentation of the selected work to the Kellogg community
during the winter term following the announcement.
2006
Angela
Lee
"Bringing the Frame into Focus: The Influence
of Regulatory Fit on Processing Fluency and
Persuasion," (with Jennifer L. Aaker)
Journal of Personality and Social Psychology,
2004, 86(2): 205-218.
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the press release] |
2005
David
Dranove and Mark
Satterthwaite
"Is More Information Better? The Effects of
Report Cards on Cardiovascular Providers and
Consumers," (with David Kessler and Mark McClellan)
Journal of Political Economy, 2003, 11(3):
555-588.
[Read
the press release] |
2004
J.
Peter Murmann*
Knowledge and Competitive Advantage. The
Coevolution of Firms, Technology, and National
Institutions. Cambridge University Press,
2003.
[Read
the press release]
*
Member of the Kellogg School's faculty from
1997 to 2005. |
2003
Alvaro
Sandroni*
"Do Markets Favor Agents Able to Make Accurate
Predictions?"
Econometrica 2000, 68(6): 1303-1341.
[Read
the press release]
*
Member of the Kellogg School's faculty from
1996 to 2007. |
2002
Timothy
Feddersen
"Convicting the Innocent: The Inferiority of
Unanimous Jury Verdicts," (with Wolfgang Pesendorfer)
American Political Science Review, 1998,
92(1): 23-35
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the press release] |
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