About: Scott Award (Lifetime Achievement)
The John Paul Scott Award is named after John Paul Scott, one of the founders of ISRA, whose research was on aggression in animals, mainly in the 1940s and 1950s. This award recognizes a lifetime or substantial contribution to aggression research and is awarded at each World Meeting, where the recipient delivers an address.
Previous recipients
Jerry Patterson (USA) 2006
Richard Tremblay (Canada) 2008
Len Berkowitz (USA) 2010
Ken Dodge (USA) 2012
Rowell Huesmann (USA) 2014
John Archer (UK) 2016
David Farington (UK) 2018
Carmen Sandi (Switzerland) 2022
Thomas Elbert (Germany) 2024
Adrian Raine (USA) 2026
