Adam Bonica Receives 2026 Andrew Carnegie Fellowship for Research on Political Polarization
Adam Bonica named a 2026 Andrew Carnegie Fellow
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Adam Bonica, a professor of political science, has been awarded the 2026 Andrew Carnegie Fellowship for his research on political polarization. He is among 24 selected from over 380 nominees and will receive a stipend of up to $200,000 to support his work aimed at understanding and addressing issues dividing democracy.
- 01Adam Bonica awarded the prestigious 2026 Andrew Carnegie Fellowship.
- 02He is one of 24 scholars selected from over 380 nominees.
- 03The fellowship provides a stipend of up to $200,000 for research.
- 04Bonica's research focuses on political polarization and its implications.
- 05The Andrew Carnegie Fellowship aims to foster understanding and solutions for democratic issues.
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Adam Bonica, a professor of political science at Stanford University in California, has been honored as a 2026 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for his significant contributions to the study of political polarization. He was selected as one of 24 outstanding scholars from a pool of over 380 nominees. The fellowship offers a stipend of up to $200,000 to support his research project. This initiative, backed by the Carnegie Corporation of New York, aims to create a comprehensive understanding of the factors dividing democracy and to explore potential solutions. Bonica's research integrates data science with political studies, focusing on critical areas such as campaign financing, elections, judicial politics, and political methodology. Established in 1911 by Andrew Carnegie, the Carnegie Corporation promotes the advancement of knowledge and understanding.
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