Grawemeyer Award

Grawemeyer Award

Der Grawemeyer Awards wird einmal pro Jahr von der University of Louisville in Kentucky, Vereinigte Staaten, vergeben. Preisträger werden in den Kategorien "Erziehung und Lehre" (education), "Ideen welche die Weltordnung verbessern" (ideas improving world order), "Musikkomposition" (music composition), "Religion" (religion), und "Psychologie" (psychology) nominiert. Der Preis in der Kategorie "Religion" wird zusammen von der University of Louisville und dem Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary gespendet. Von 1985 betrug das Preisgeld $150.000, zwischen 2000 und 2010 $200.000, und seit 2011 $100.000.

Die erste Preisverleihung für Musikkomposition wurde im Jahre 1985 vergeben.

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Preisträger

Erziehung und Lehre ("Education")

  • 1989: Bertrand Schwartz
  • 1990: Howard Gardner
  • 1991: Kieran Egan
  • 1992: Carol Gilligan
  • 1993: Roland Tharp und Ronald Gallimore
  • 1994: John T. Bruer
  • 1995: Shirley Brice Heath und Milbrey W. McLaughlin
  • 1996: Victoria Purcell-Gates
  • 1997: Mike Rose
  • 1998: L. Scott Miller
  • 1999: nicht vergeben
  • 2000: Vanessa Siddle Walker
  • 2001: William G. Bowen und Derek Bok
  • 2002: Martha Nussbaum
  • 2003: Deborah Brandt
  • 2004: nicht vergeben
  • 2005: Elliot W. Eisner
  • 2006: Lee Shulman
  • 2007: Walter S. Gilliam, Edward F. Zigler und Stephanie M. Jones
  • 2010: Keith Stanovich

"Weltordnung verbessern" (ideas improving world order)

  • 1988: Richard Neustadt und Ernest May
  • 1989: Robert Keohane
  • 1990: Robert Jervis
  • 1991: The United Nations World Commission on Environment and Development
  • 1992: Samuel P. Huntington; Herman Daly und John B. Cobb
  • 1993: Donald Akenson
  • 1994: Michail Gorbatschow
  • 1995: Gareth Evans
  • 1996: Max Singer und Aaron Wildavsky
  • 1997: Herbert Kelman
  • 1998: nicht vergeben
  • 1999: nicht vergeben
  • 2000: Margaret E. Keck und Kathryn Sikkink
  • 2001: Janine Wedel
  • 2002: nicht vergeben
  • 2003: Stuart Kaufman
  • 2004: John Braithwaite und Peter Drahos
  • 2005: Francis Deng und Roberta Cohen
  • 2006: Fiona Terry
  • 2007: Roland Paris
  • 2008: Philip E. Tetlock
  • 2009: Michael Johnston
  • 2010: Trita Parsi
  • 2011: Kevin Bales

Musikkomposition (music composition)

Psychologie (psychology)

Religion (religion)

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