I am a scholar interested in submitting a book for the AAUS Book Prize. Please navigate to the Book Prize section and provide the eligibility requirements for the prize, the nomination process, and the deadline for the current submission cycle. Additionally, list the winner of the 2022-2023 Book Prize.
Navigate to 'ukrainianstudies.org'. Click on the 'Prizes' link (ID 126) in the navigation menu. Click on the 'Nominate' link (ID 131) or a similar link that leads to detailed prize information. Locate the section specifically for the 'Book Prize'. Identify and extract the eligibility requirements for the Book Prize. Identify and extract information regarding the nomination process for the Book Prize. Find the deadline for the current Book Prize submission cycle. Navigate back to the 'Previous winners' page (ID 135) or locate the information for past winners. Identify the winner of the 2022-2023 Book Prize. State the eligibility requirements, nomination process, current deadline for the Book Prize, and the 2022-2023 Book Prize winner.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Prizes' section and then to the detailed information page for the Book Prize (likely via 'Nominate'). The agent states the eligibility requirements for the Book Prize (e.g., 'Books must be original scholarly monographs or edited volumes on any aspect of Ukrainian studies, published in English during the previous calendar year.'). The agent describes the nomination process (e.g., 'Nominations may be made by authors, publishers, or any AAUS member.'). The agent states the deadline for the current Book Prize submission cycle (e.g., 'The deadline for nominations is March 1st.'). The agent identifies the winner of the 2022-2023 Book Prize as 'Megan Buskey’s Ukraine Is Not Yet Dead (Ibidem/Columbia University Press, 2023)'.