MPSA Midwest Political Science Association

61st Annual National Conference

April 3-6, 2003

Palmer House Hilton Chicago, Illinois

Program Chair President Jeffrey Segal Lee Epstein SUNY at Stony Brook Washington University

Conference logo design by Soontira Sutanont

Conference Program $10

MPSA Office, Indiana University, 210 Woodburn Hall, Bloomington, IN 47405 Phone (812) 856-5621 Fax (812) 856-7137 Email [email protected] Membership: Phone (812) 856-0245 Fax (812) 856-7137 Email [email protected] Conference: (812) 855-9297 Fax (812) 856-7137 Email [email protected]

MPSA Midwest Political Science Association Officers and Executive Council

President: Executive Council (term): Lee Epstein, Washington University (2003) Elizabeth Gerber, University of Michigan President-elect: William Jacoby, University of South Carolina Virginia Gray, University of North Carolina Carol Kohfeld, University of Missouri, St. Louis Gary Michael Segura, University of Iowa Vice Presidents: Randolph Siverson, University of California, Davis Edward Carmines, Indiana University Paula D. McClain, Duke University (2004) David Canon, University of Wisconsin Executive Director: Jeffrey Cohen, FordhamUniversity William D. Morgan, Indiana University Kathy Dolan, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee Diana Mutz, Ohio State University Editors, AJPS: Barbara Norrander, University of Arizona Kim Quaile Hill, Texas A&M University Jan E. Leighley, Texas A&M University (2005): Christian Davenport, University of Maryland Program Chair, 2003: Georgia Duerst-Lahti, Beloit University Jeffrey Segal, SUNY of Stony Brook Charles Franklin, University of Wisconsin John Huber, Columbia University Past President: Catherine Zuckert, University of Notre Dame Herbert Weisberg, Ohio State University

MPSA Past Presidents

James K. Pollock Wilford E. Binkley Leon D. Epstein Ada Finifter W.H.C. Laves Clarence A. Berdahl Doris A. Graber John Kingdon Francis G. Wilson Jasper B. Shannon Frank Sorauf William Crotty John E. Griggs Amry Vandenbosch Charles Press Richard Watson Howard White Lloyd M. Short Norton Long Marjorie Hershey Harold Zink Richard Spencer Samuel Krislov Charles O. Jones Liewellyn Pfankuchen E. Allen Helms Robert Salisbury Susan Welch Harold M. Door William O. Farber John Kessel Lee Sigelman Charles M. Kneier John E. Stoner Malcolm E. Jewell John Sprague Harold M. Vinacke Clara Penniman Samuel C. Patterson James Stimson Kirk H. Porter Vernon Van Dyke Dina Zinnes Arlene Saxonhouse Harry W. Voltmer John D. Lewis Jack Dennis Harold Spaeth Asher Christensen Samuel J. Eldersveld Lucius Barker James L. Gibson Edward H. Buehrig Merle King Elinor Ostrom Milton Lodge David Fellman John Wahlke W. Phillips Shively Robert Huckfeldt Herbert Weisberg

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Table of Contents

Conference Information 4

Program Overview 6

Poster Sessions 7

Meetings, Receptions, and Courtesy Listings 8

Related Groups 9

Program Chair’s Panels 11

MPSA Annual Business Meeting 12

Election of Officers & 2002 Paper Awards 13

Conference Sponsors 14

Contributors to the MPSA 15

Call for Papers and Proposals 16

2004 Program Committee 17

2004 Conference Invitation 18

2003 Paper Awards Competition & 2004 Nominations Committee 19

Chicago Area Map 20

Restaurants Listing 21

Alphabetical Directory of Exhibitors 22

Instructions to Contributors to AJPS 24

Overview of Panels by Section 25

Hotel Floor Plans/Maps 35

Daily Program Schedule of Panels 38

Index of Participants 125

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MPSA 2003 Conference Information

Palmer House Hilton The Palmer House is one of the finest hotels in Chicago, located right in the heart of downtown. Its many services include restaurants, lounges, health club, indoor swimming pool, and retail shops. Palmer House personnel will be happy to assist in any way that they can to help insure that your stay here is a pleasant one. Maps of the Palmer House meeting locations start on page 35 of the program. Handicap accessibility information is available from the hotel registration desk. In room child care can be arranged through the concierge.

On-Site Conference Registration Everyone participating in the conference must register. The conference registration center is on the 4th Floor. For those who have not pre-registered, registration fees are as follows: • Members: $80. • Retired Members: $45. • Graduate Students Members: $25. • Nonmembers: $110. • Nonmember retired: $60. • Nonmember students: $50. • Undergraduates (Member or Non): $20. • Membership in the Association is $50 per year ($30 for retired individuals and $25 for students) and includes a subscription to the American Journal of Political Science.

Panel Meeting Rooms Panel Sessions will be held on the 7th floor wing that includes the following locations: Burnham, Clark, Dearborn, LaSalle, Montrose, and Sandburg; on the 3rd floor Salons 1-8 and PDRs 6 & 9, on the 5th floor PDR 16 and Parlors C, D & F, and the State Ballroom on the 4th floor . We will be using additional meeting space on the 3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th floors. Maps of the floors start on page 35 of the program.

Meeting Room Locations 3rd Floor Cresthill Room Crystal Room Private Dining Rooms (PDR) 4, 5, 6 & 9 4th Floor Upper Exhibit Hall (and access to PDR 17 & 18) Red Lacquer Room State Ballroom Registration & Placement 5th Floor Private Dining Rooms (PDR) 16, 17 & 18 6th Floor Parlor A, C, D & F Monroe 7th Floor Burnham, Clark, Dearborn, LaSalle, Montrose & Sandburg wings

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Poster Sessions Research posters will be displayed Thursday, Friday and Saturday in the Upper Exhibit Hall on the 4th floor. Posters may be viewed from 8:30 am to 5:15 pm. The posters are scheduled during the same time slots as the panels. The authors will be present to answer questions and distribute copies of their research findings. Please browse the poster sessions throughout the day. Authors may set up the poster display fifteen minutes prior to the start of their session. All necessary posting materials will be supplied. Authors must remove all poster materials promptly at the conclusion of their session.

Exhibit Hall The central location for the conference is the Exhibit Hall, which is located on the 4th floor, three escalator rides up from the hotel lobby. Please visit the Exhibit Hall for poster sessions, exhibits, placement center, email kiosks, refreshment centers, and lounge. Be sure to attend the Welcome Reception there on Thursday from 5:15 pm – 6:15 pm.

Citation of MPSA Papers Association policy is that papers presented at the annual conference are in the public domain and may not be restricted from citation or attribution.

Placement Center The placement center is located in the back of the Upper Exhibit Hall on the 4th floor; meeting space has been set aside for candidates and employers. Job candidates or schools that wish to interview candidates should register with the staff member at the placement center. Candidates and schools will be assigned message boxes. Placement center hours of operation: Thursday, April 3 8:30 am – 5:15 pm Friday, April 4 8:30 am – 5:15 pm Saturday, April 5 8:30 am – 5:15 pm

Ground Transportation and Parking Continental Air Transport runs a bus service from the Palmer House to O’Hare and Midway airports. Inquire at the hotel to receive details about this service. The CTA “El” train runs to O’Hare Airport, Terminal 4, and Midway Airport.

If you drive to the hotel, parking is available in the Grant Park or Monroe Street garages, located in between Michigan Avenue and Lake Shore Drive. The Palmer House garage is at 55 E. Monroe, just east of the hotel. Have your parking receipt validated at hotel registration. Valet parking is also available to hotel guests.

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MPSA Midwest Political Science Association Program Overview Wednesday, April 2 4:00 pm – 8:00 pm Registration 4th Floor

Thursday, April 3 7:30 am – 5:00 pm Registration 4th Floor 8:30 am – 10:15 am Panels, Posters 8:30 am – 5:15 pm Exhibits and Placement Center Exhibit Hall, 4th Floor 10:30 am – 12:15 pm Panels, Posters 1:30 pm – 3:15 pm Panels, Posters 3:30 pm – 5:15 pm Panels, Posters 5:15 pm – 6:15 pm MPSA Welcome Reception Exhibit Hall, 4th Floor

Friday, April 4 7:30 am – 5:00 pm Registration 4th Floor 8:30 am – 10:15 am Panels, Posters 8:30 am – 5:15 pm Exhibits and Placement Center Exhibit Hall, 4th Floor 10:30 am – 12:15 pm Panels, Posters 12:30 pm – 3:00 pm MPSA 2004 Program Committee Meeting Russian Tea Time 77 E. Adams Street 1:30 pm – 3:15 pm Panels, Posters 3:30 pm – 5:15 pm Panels, Posters 5:30 pm – 6:00 pm MPSA Business Meeting; Awards Red Lacquer, 4th Floor 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm MPSA President’s Reception Red Lacquer, 4th Floor

Saturday, April 5 7:30 am – 5:00 pm Registration 4th Floor 8:30 am – 10:15 am Panels, Posters 8:30 am – 5:15 pm Exhibits and Placement Center Exhibit Hall, 4th Floor 10:30 am – 12:15 pm Panels, Posters 1:30 pm – 3:15 pm Panels, Posters 3:30 pm – 5:15 pm Panels, Posters

Sunday, April 6 8:00 am – 10:30 pm Registration 4th Floor 8:30 am – 10:15 am Panels 10:30 am – 12:15 pm Panels

All Poster Sessions are located in the 4th Floor Exhibit Hall.

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MPSA Midwest Political Science Association Poster Sessions

Thursday, April 3 8:30 am – 10:15 am Poster Session 20-1 State and Intergovernmental Policies Poster Session 23-1 Public Administration 10:30 am – 12:15 pm Poster Session 4-1, 2 International Relations 1:30 am – 3:15 pm Poster Session 22-1 Public Policy 3:30 am – 5:15 pm Poster Session 1-1 Topics in Comparative Politics Poster Session 1-2 Values, Identities, and Loyalties in Transition Poster Session 5-1 International Political Economy

Friday, April 4 8:30 am – 10:15 am Poster Session 9-1 Gender and Politics Poster Session 10-1 Race, Class and Ethnicity 10:30 am – 12:15 pm Poster Session 15-1 Political Parties and Interest Groups Poster Session 19-1 Constitutional Foundations, Policy Outcomes, and the Judicial Selection Process Poster Session 31-1 Empirical Implications of Theoretical Models 1:30 pm – 3:15 pm Poster Session 7-1, 2 Elections and Voting Behavior Poster Session 16-1 Presidency and Executive Politics 3:30 pm – 5:15 pm Poster Session 2-1 Comparative Politics-Developing Countries Poster Session 8-1 Mass Media and Political Communication

Saturday, April 5 8:30 am – 10:15 am Poster Session 17-1 Legislative Politics I: Institutions Poster Session 18-1 Legislative Politics II: Campaigns and Elections 10:30 am – 12:15 pm Poster Session 3-1, 2 Comparative Politics-Transitions Towards Democracy 1:30 pm – 3:15 pm Poster Session 6-1 Political Psychology and Public Opinion 3:30 pm – 5:15 pm Poster Session 6-2 Political Psychology and Public Opinion Poster Session 21-1 Diverse Perspectives in Urban and Local Politics Research

Research posters will be displayed each conference day in the Upper Exhibit Hall on the 4th floor. The posters are scheduled during the same time slots as the panels. The authors will be present to answer questions and distribute copies of their research findings. Please browse the poster sessions throughout the day. Authors may set up the poster display fifteen minutes prior to the start of their session. All necessary posting materials will be supplied. Authors must remove all poster materials promptly at the conclusion of their session.

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MPSA Midwest Political Science Association Meetings, Receptions, and Courtesy Listing

Thursday, April 3, 2002 APSA Task Force on Inequality and American Democracy 1:00 pm – 5:00 pm PDR 4 3rd Floor APSA Task Force on Inequality and American Democracy 1:00 pm – 5:00 pm PDR 5 3rd Floor APSA Task Force on Inequality and American Democracy 5:00 pm – 9:00 pm Cresthill 3rd Floor Dinner MPSA Welcome Reception 5:15 pm – 6:15 pm Exhibit Hall 4th Floor Indiana University Reception 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm PDR 17 5th Floor National Election Studies Public Meeting 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm Parlor A 4th Floor Policy Studies Organization & Blackwell Publishing 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm Crystal 3rd Floor Reception University of Michigan Reception 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm PDR 18 5th Floor Pi Sigma Alpha Lecture, Judge Richard Posner 6:30 pm – 7:30 pm State 4th Floor

Friday, April 4, 2003 State Politics & Policy Quarterly Editorial Board Meeting 7:00 am – 8:00 am PDR 4 3rd Floor Midwest Women’s Caucus Breakfast Meeting 7:00 am – 8:30 am Cresthill 3rd Floor Policy Studies Organization Business Meeting Breakfast 7:30 am – 9:00 am PDR 5 3rd Floor APSA Task Force on Mentoring Brown Bag Lunch 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm Parlor A 4th Floor APSA Organized Section Committee Business Meeting 12:00 pm – 4:00 pm PDR 5 3rd Floor MPSA 2004 Program Committee Meeting 12:30 pm – 3:00 pm Russian Tea Time 77 E. Adams Street MPSA Business Meeting 5:30 pm – 6:00 pm Red Lacquer 4th Floor Midwest Women’s Caucus Reception 5:30 pm – 7:00 pm Crystal 3rd Floor Wadsworth Author Reception 5:30 pm – 7:00 pm Adams 6th Floor “Come Celebrate With Us and Meet Our Authors” University of Iowa Reception 5:30 pm – 7:30 pm PDR 17 5th Floor Terrorism, Societal Conflict and Human Rights Reception 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm PDR 4 3rd Floor Center for International Development and Conflict Management – University of Maryland MPSA President’s Reception 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm Red Lacquer 4th Floor Ohio State University Reception 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm Monroe 6th Floor Syracuse University Reception 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm Parlor A 4th Floor University of Minnesota Reception 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm PDR 18 5th Floor Policy Studies Organization Special Event 7:00 pm - Russian Tea Time 77 E. Adams Street Texas A&M/Rice/University of Houston Reception 10:00 pm – Midnight Monroe 6th Floor Washington University Reception 10:00 pm – Midnight PDR 17 5th Floor

Saturday, April 5, 2003 APSA Council Business Meeting 9:00 am – 5:00 pm PDR 18 5th Floor APSA Council Luncheon 12:00 pm – 2:00 pm PDR 17 5th Floor Harvard University Reception 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm PDR 17 5th Floor Herbert Simon Lecture & Midwest Public Administration 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm Parlor A 4th Floor Caucus Meeting

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MPSA Midwest Political Science Association Related Groups American Political Science Association Thursday 1:00 pm – 5:00 pm Task Force on Inequality and American PDR 4 3rd Floor Democracy Thursday 1:00 pm – 5:00 pm Task Force on Inequality and American PDR 5 3rd Floor Democracy Thursday 5:00 pm – 9:00 pm Task Force on Inequality and American Cresthill 3rd Floor Democracy Dinner Friday 10:30 am – 12:15 pm Roundtable 33-2 Sandburg 6 7th Floor Friday 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm Task Force on Mentoring Brown Bag Lunch Parlor A 4th Floor Friday 12:00 pm – 4:00 pm Organized Section Committee Business Meeting PDR 5 3rd Floor Friday 1:30 pm – 3:13 pm Town Meeting 34-1 Parlor F 6th Floor Friday 3:30 pm – 5:15 pm Roundtable 33-1 Sandburg 6 7th Floor Saturday 9:00 am – 5:00 pm APSA Council Business Meeting PDR 18 5th Floor Saturday 10:30 am – 12:15 pm Roundtable 33-3 Parlor C 6th Floor Saturday 12:00 pm – 2:00 pm APSA Council Luncheon PDR 17 5th Floor

Caucus for LGBT Political Science Thursday 3:30 pm – 5:15 pm Panel 29-2 Parlor D 6th Floor Friday 1:30 pm – 3:15 pm Panel 29-1 PDR 9 3rd Floor Saturday 10:30 am – 12:15 pm Panel 29-3 Parlor D 6th Floor

Caucus for New Political Science Friday 10:30 am – 12:15 pm Panel 32-1 Clark 7 7th Floor

Terrorism, Societal Conflict and Human Rights, Center for International Development and Conflict Management University of Maryland Friday 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm Reception PDR 4 3rd Floor

University Center for Basic Research in the Social Sciences Empirical Implications of Theoretical Models (EITM) Friday 10:30 am – 12:15 pm Poster Session 31-1 Exhibit Hall 4th Floor

Midwest Public Administration Caucus Saturday 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm Lecture & Business Meeting Parlor A 4th Floor

Midwest Women’s Caucus Thursday 10:30 am – 12:15 pm Roundtable 27-3 Parlor F 6th Floor Thursday 3:30 pm – 5:15 pm Roundtable 27-2 Parlor F 6th Floor Friday 7:00 am – 8:30 am Breakfast Meeting Cresthill 3rd Floor Friday 8:30 am – 10:15 pm Roundtable 27-4 Parlor F 6th Floor Friday 3:30 pm – 5:15 pm Roundtable 27-6 Parlor F 6th Floor Friday 5:30 pm – 7:00 pm Reception Crystal 3rd Floor Saturday 1:30 pm – 3:15 pm Roundtable 27-5 State 4th Floor Sunday 8:30 am – 10:15 am Roundtable 27-1 Parlor F 6th Floor

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National Election Studies Thursday 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm Public Meeting Parlor A 4th Floor

Pi Sigma Alpha Lecture Thursday 6:30 pm – 7:30 pm Lecture State 4th Floor

Policy Studies Organization Thursday 8:30 am – 10:15 am Panel 30-2 Sandburg 4 7th Floor Thursday 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm Reception Crystal 3rd Floor Friday 7:30 am – 9:00 am Business Meeting Breakfast PDR 5 3rd Floor Friday 10:30 am – 12:15 pm Panel 30-3 LaSalle 2 7th Floor Friday 7:00 pm – Special Event Russian Tea Time 77 E. Adams Street Saturday 8:30 am – 10:15 am Panel 30-1 Parlor D 6th Floor

Society for Greek Political Thought Thursday 1:30 pm – 3:15 pm Panel 28-2 LaSalle 1 7th Floor Friday 1:30 pm – 3:15 pm Panel 28-5 Sandburg 4 7th Floor Friday 3:30 pm – 5:15 pm Panel 28-3 Burnham 5 7th Floor Saturday 1:30 pm – 3:15 pm Panel 28-4 Parlor D 6th Floor Sunday 10:30 am – 12:15 pm Panel 28-1 Dearborn 1 7th Floor

State Politics and Policy Quarterly Friday 7:00 am – 8:00 pm Editorial Board Meeting PDR 4 3rd Floor

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Program Chair’s Panels Jeffrey Segal, SUNY at Stony Brook

Thursday, April 3 - 10:30 am – 12:15 pm Friday, April 4 – 3:30 pm – 5:15 pm 0-1 ROUNDTABLE: CIVIL LIBERTIES IN TIMES OF 0-3 AUTHOR MEETS CRITICS: MARGARET LEVI'S CRISIS CONSENT, DISSENT, AND PATRIOTISM (Co- Room STATE, 4TH FLOOR sponsored with Comparative Politics-Transitions Chair James L. Gibson, Washington University, St. Louis Toward Democracy, see 3-1) [email protected] Room STATE, 4TH FLOOR Panel Darren W. Davis, Michigan State University Chair James D. Johnson, University of Rochester [email protected] [email protected] Lee Epstein, Washington University, St. Louis Panel Susan Stokes, University of Chicago [email protected] [email protected] Stanley Feldman, Stony Brook University Arthur Stinchcombe, Northwestern University [email protected] [email protected] Gretchen Helmke, Harvard University Peter Katzenstein, Cornell University [email protected] [email protected] Stephen Macedo, Princeton University [email protected] Thursday, April 3 – 1:30 pm – 3:15 pm Margaret Levi, University of Washington 0-4 ROUNDTABLE: DAVID EASTON'S POLITICAL [email protected] SYSTEM AFTER FIFTY YEARS: POLITICAL SCIENCE AND POLITICAL THEORY (Co- Saturday, April 5 – 10:30 am – 12:15 pm sponsored with Political Theory & Philosophy- 0-5 ROUNDTABLE: EVALUATING ELEGANCE: Approaches and Themes, see 11-1) THE CONTRIBUTIONS OF RICHARD Room STATE, 4TH FLOOR MCKELVEY TO POLITICAL SCIENCE (Co- Chair John G. Gunnell, State University of New York sponsored with Formal Modeling, see 13-11) [email protected] Room STATE, 4TH FLOOR Panel Henrik Bang, University of Copenhagen Chair Arthur Lupia, University of Michigan [email protected] [email protected] James Farr, University of Minnesota Panel Keith Poole, University of Houston [email protected] [email protected] Robert Grafstein, University of Georgia Peter Ordeshook, Caltech [email protected] [email protected] George J. Graham, Vanderbilt University John Aldrich, Duke University [email protected] [email protected] Ronald Inglehart, University of Michigan John Patty, Carnegie MelonUniversity [email protected] [email protected]

Friday, April 4 – 10:30 am – 12:15 pm 0-2 ROUNDTABLE: PUBLISHING IN, AND REVIEWING FOR, POLITICAL SCIENCE JOURNALS Room STATE, 4TH FLOOR Chair William G. Jacoby, University of South Carolina [email protected] Panel Kim Quaile Hill, Texas A&M University [email protected] Jan E. Leighley, Texas A&M University [email protected] Lee Sigelman, George Washington University [email protected]

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MPSA Annual Business Meeting

Please join us for the MPSA Annual Business Meeting. This Friday event will include the following activities:

Election of Officers

2002 Best Paper Awards

President’s Reception

The President’s Reception will be hosted by MPSA President Lee Epstein.

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The President’s Reception is Co-sponsored by:

Blackwell Publishers and the Palmer House Hilton

Convention registration and name badge are required for admittance. Guest name badges for the reception may be purchased at the door.

Friday, April 4th Business Meeting 5:30 pm President’s Reception 6:00 pm

th Red Lacquer Room, 4 Floor

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Election of Officers The Nominations Committee, including Gary King (Chair), Lisa Baldez, Kathy Bawn, Jan Leighley, and Paula McClain, has recommended the following slate of candidates for MPSA Officers beginning in April 2003: President-elect (2003-04); President (2004-05): John H. Aldrich, Duke University Vice President (2003-05): Henry E. Brady, University of California, Berkeley Council Members (2003-06): Suzanna L. DeBoef, Pennsylvania State University James D. Fearon, Stanford University Arthur Lupia, University of Michigan Walter R. Mebane, Jr., Cornell University Dianne M. Pinderhughes, University of Illinois at Urbana

2002 Paper Awards Pi Sigma Alpha Award For best paper, 2002 Mark Schneider, SUNY at Stony Brook John Scholz, Florida State University Mark Lubell, University of California, Davis Denisa Mindruta, University of Illinois Matthew Edwardsen, SUNY at Stony Brook Building Consensual Institutions: Networks and the National Estuary Program Pi Sigma Alpha Award Committee: Gregory A. Caldeira, Ohio State University (Chair); William J. Dixon, University of Arizona, Marianne Stewart, University of Texas – Dallas

The Westview Press Award For best paper by a graduate student, 2002 Tasha S. Philpot, University of Michigan A Party of a Different Color: Strategic Communication, Racial Symbolism and Predispositions Westview Press Award Committee: Christina Wolbrecht, University of Notre Dame (Chair); Gad Barzilai, Tel Aviv University; John Freeman, University of Minnesota

Sophonisba Breckinridge Award For best paper on women and politics, 2002 Jennifer Lawless, Stanford University Politics of Presence?: Constituent Level Benefits of Symbolic Representation Sophonisba Breckingridge Award Committee: Kathy Dolan, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee (Chair); Rebecca Salokar, Florida International University; Kira Sanbonmatsu, Ohio State University; Thomas Walker, Emory University

Robert H. Durr Award For the best paper applying quantitative methods to a substantive problem Joshua D. Clinton, Princeton University Adam H. Meirowitz, Princeton University The First Congress, The Compromise of 1790, and Roll-call Voting: Estimating Legislator Preferences and Testing for Log Rolls Robert H. Durr Award Committee: Janet Box-Steffensmeier, Ohio State University (Chair); Kevin Quinn, University of Washington; Lynn Vavreck, University of California Los Angeles

Patrick J. Fett Award For best paper on the scientific study of Congress and the Presidency, 2002 David A. M. Peterson, Texas A&M University Lawrence J. Grossback, West Virginia University Amy E. Gangl, University of Colorado Mandate Elections and Congressional Response Patrick J. Fett Award Committee: Tim Cook, Williams College (Chair); Brandice Canes-Wrone, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Kenneth Whitby, University of South Carolina 13

Conference Sponsors

The Midwest Political Science Association appreciates the support from organizations that have sponsored events and activities for the 2003 MPSA National Conference.

Blackwell Publishers Oxford, United Kingdom Co-sponsor of the President’s Reception

Palmer House Hilton Chicago, Illinois Co-sponsor of the President’s Reception

Organizations wishing to sponsor activities or events for the 2004 MPSA National Conference should contact the MPSA office at 812-856-4677 or [email protected]

Plan to attend:

MPSA Welcome Reception

Thursday, April 3rd, 5:15 pm until 6:15 pm Exhibit Hall, 4th Floor

Pi Sigma Alpha Lecture Judge Richard Posner

"Public Intellectuals in Political Debate"

Thursday, April 3rd, 6:30 pm until 7:30 pm State Ballroom, 4th Floor by Registration

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Contributors to the MPSA

The Midwest Political Science Association is pleased to list the following donors who have contributed to the Endowment Funds for 2002. These funds include the General Endowment Fund, Breckinridge Award, MPSA Fellowship Fund, R.H. Durr Award, Patrick J. Fett Award and the Conference Fee Waiver. Their contributions to these programs help the Association to meet its goals in future years and enable us to serve the needs of our discipline. The Association is sincerely grateful for their contributions.

Paul Beck Hadii Mamudu William Bianco William Morgan* John Brehm Monika Nalepa Allen Brierly Hans Noel Nancy Burns Harvey Paler Gregory Caldeira* Diane Pinderhughes Paul Djupe Ha Quach* Lawrence Dodd James Read Paul Drugan Russell Renka Georgia Duerst-Lahti Catherine Rudder Richard Elling David Schwieder William Farber* Joanna Scott Charles Franklin Robert Shapiro Michael Gauger Roberta Siegel* James Gibson* Lee Sigelman John Gilmour William Slayman Lawrence Grossback James Stimson* Marie Hojnack* Alan Szarawarski Karen Hult Lorraine Tafoya Rashida Hussain Elizabeth Theiss-Morse Dennis Judd Sue Tolleson-Rinehart Paul Kellstedt Jacqueline Vieceli David Kimball Herbert Weisberg Hasan Kirmanoglu Susan Welch The Klugie Group John Wilkerson William Kubik Christina Wolbrecht Emery Lee

* Indicates a gift of $100 or greater

Sophonisba Breckenridge Fund. Supports an annual award for the best paper on women and politics at the MPSA National Conference.

Robert H. Durr Fund. Supports an annual award for the best paper applying quantitative methods to a substantive problem at the MPSA National Conference.

Patrick J. Fett Fund. Supports an annual award for the best paper on the scientific study of Congress and the Presidency at the MPSA National Conference.

MPSA Endowment Fund. Supports general operating expenses of the Midwest Political Science Association.

MPSA Conference Fee Wavier Fund. Provides funding for conference registration fee waivers for practitioners, non-political scientists and international scholars.

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MPSA Midwest Political Science Association

Call for Papers and Proposals 62nd Annual National Conference

April 15 – 18, 2004 Palmer House Hilton, Chicago

General Program Co-Chairs: Janet Box-Steffensmeier, Ohio State University David Canon, University of Wisconsin

Proposal Deadline: October 10, 2003 Instructions for Submitting Proposals

Proposals are to be submitted on-line using the 2004 Participation Proposal Form available on our website: http://www.mwpsa.org.

Proposals should be submitted directly to the appropriate section heads of the 2004 Program Committee using the on-line form. Do not send the same proposal to more than two section heads, and please inform each section head if you have submitted your proposal to another section. Submitting a proposal to two section heads does not increase the chance of having the proposal accepted.

If you are offering to serve as a panel chair or discussant, please indicate your fields of expertise and provide a statement of your interests. Individuals may participate on no more than two panels and/or poster sessions. Participants may give one paper presentation and have one other panel role (as chair, discussant, co-author). Groups not affiliated with the MPSA that wish to sponsor panels should contact the MPSA Executive Director ([email protected]) to arrange this.

Papers may be presented in either a traditional format or in a poster session. Please indicate your preference for the presentation format on the 2004 Participation Proposal Form.

The 2004 meeting will take place over four days, in a Thursday morning through Sunday afternoon schedule of panels. By submitting a proposal, individuals agree to be available to participate in panels or poster sessions during any of the four days of the conference. Requests for specific days or times for participation are not accepted, except for reasons related to religious observance or unusual family circumstances.

The Midwest Political Science Association reserves the right to accept or reject any proposal received from an individual or individuals desiring to participate in the annual meeting.

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Midwest Political Science Association 2004 Program Committee

General Program Chairs: Janet Box-Steffensmeier, Ohio State University David Canon, University of Wisconsin

Sections and Section Heads

Sect. 2 Comparative Politics – Industrialized Countries Sect. 18 Political Theory and Philosophy: Modern Theorists Neovi Karakatsanis, Indiana University South Bend and Texts Alex Tuckness, Iowa State University Sect. 3 Comparative Politics – Developing Countries Nicolas Van de Walle, Michigan State University Sect. 19 Political Theory and Philosophy: Approaches and Themes Sect. 4 Comparative Politics – Transitions Toward Bill Scheuerman, University of Minnesota Democracy Michael Coppedge, University of Notre Dame Sect. 20 Formal Modeling Jay Dow, University of Missouri, Columbia Sect. 5 European Politics Randolph Stevenson, Rice University Sect. 21 Methodology Christopher Zorn, Emory University Sect. 6 Politics of Communist and Former Communist Countries Sect. 22 Political Parties and Interest Groups Robert Hislope, Union College Paul Frymer, University of California, San Diego

Sect. 7 International Relations Sect. 23 Presidency and Executive Politics David Clark, SUNY, Binghamton Ken Mayer, University of Wisconsin

Sect. 8 International Political Economy Sect. 24 Legislative Politics: Institutions Quan Li, Pennsylvania State University Gregory Wawro, Columbia University

Sect. 9 International Relations and Domestic Politics Sect. 25 Legislative Politics: Campaigns and Elections Marc Busch, Queen’s College of Business Diana Dwyre, California State University, Chico

Sect. 10 International Security Sect. 26 Judicial Politics Marc Simon, Bowling Green University Melinda Gann Hall, Michigan State University

Sect. 11 Political Psychology Sect. 27 Public Law Rosalee Clawson, Purdue University Mark Graber, University of Maryland

Sect. 12 Elections and Voting Behavior Sect. 28 State and Intergovernmental Policies David Lublin, American University Caroline Tolbert, Kent State University

Sect. 13 Public Opinion and Political Participation Sect. 29 Urban and Local Politics Tse-Min Lin, University of Texas, Austin Yvette Alex-Assensoh, Indiana University Phillip Paolino, North Texas University Sect. 30 Public Policy Sect. 14 Mass Media and Political Communication Paul Culhane, Northern Illinois University Stephen Bennett, University of Cincinnati Sect. 31 Public Administration Sect. 15 Gender and Politics Robert Maranto, Villanova University Maryann Barakso, American University Sect. 32 Politics and History Sect. 16 Race, Class and Ethnicity Suzanne Mettler, Syracuse University Ben Marquez, University of Wisconsin Sect. 33 Political Culture Sect. 17 Foundations of Political Theory and Philosophy Laura Olson, Clemson University Richard Dagger, Arizona State University Sect. 34 Teaching Political Science Vicki Clarke, Northen Illinois University

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MPSA Midwest Political Science Association

62nd Annual National Conference April 15 - 18, 2004 Palmer House Hilton Chicago, Illinois

General Program Co-Chairs:

Janet Box-Steffensmeier, Ohio State University David Canon, University of Wisconsin ______

Call for Papers and Proposals

Proposal deadline: October 10th, 2003

Proposal should be submitted on-line: www.mwpsa.org

Plan to attend in 2004

2005 Conference, Thursday, April 7 – Sunday, April 10 2006 Conference, Thursday, April 20 – Sunday, April 23 2007 Conference, Thursday, April 12 – Sunday, April 15

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2003 Paper Awards Competition

The MPSA provides five awards for outstanding papers delivered at our annual conference. The awards and categories are listed below. Section Heads, Panel Chairs, and Panel Discussants may nominate papers for these awards. The Association strongly encourages individuals holding these section or panel responsibilities to nominate papers from their panels for consideration. Nominators should prepare a memo that states the award for which the paper is to be considered. The memo should include the author(s) name, title of paper and panel on which the paper was presented. Nomination should be emailed by July 1, 2003 to the MPSA office at [email protected]. Nominated papers from the conference will be assigned to one of the committees listed below:

Pi Sigma Alpha Award A $250 award for the best paper delivered at the conference. Pi Sigma Alpha Award Committee: Diana Mutz, Ohio State University (Chair); John Clark, Western Michigan University; Gretchen Casper, Pennsylvania State University

Westview Press Award A $250 for best paper by delivered by a graduate student. Westview Press Award Committee: Christian Davenport, University of Maryland (Chair); Margaret Ferguson, Indiana University-Purdue University, Indianapolis; Karen Hult, Virginia Tech University

Sophonisba Breckinridge Award A $250 award for the best paper delivered on women and politics. Sophonisba Breckingridge Award Committee: Susan Mezey, Loyola University, Chicago (Chair); Lisa Baldez, Washington University; Lisa Disch, University of Minnesota; Laurie Rhodebeck, University of Louisville; Jay Barth, Hendrix College

Robert H. Durr Award A $250 award for best paper applying quantitative methods to a substantive problem in political science. Robert H. Durr Award Committee: Suzanna DeBoef, Pennsylvania State University (Chair); Robert Lowry, Iowa State University; Scott Ainsworth, University of Georgia

Patrick J. Fett Award A $250 award for best paper on the scientific study of Congress and the Presidency. Patrick J. Fett Award Committee: Jeffrey Cohen, Fordham University (Chair); Sarah Binder, Washington University; Jon Bond, Texas A&M University

2004 Nominations Committee for MPSA Offices and Council Members

President-elect Virginia Gray has appointed the following individuals to serve as the Nominations Committee for officers and council members to be elected in 2004.

Nominations Committee 2004 Paul Beck (Chair), Ohio State University Paula D. McClain, Duke University Melinda Gann Hall, Michigan State University Elizabeth Theiss-Morse, University of Nebraska Christopher Mooney, University of Illinois, Springfield

Nominations are invited for President-elect, Vice President, and Council Members for terms beginning in April 2004. Send a nomination letter and C.V. by October 1st to the committee chair: Paul Beck, [email protected].

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Restaurants Within Five Minute Walk

Ada’s Deli (Casual American) $ Exit Wabash Street Door. Make a left, proceed one block on Wabash to 14 S. Wabash. 214- 4284 Open Late

Atwood Café (Continental) $$ Exit State Street Door. Make a right, proceed two blocks to Washington. The Atwood Café is located on the southwest corner of State and Washington at 1 W. Washington. 268-1900 Reservations Accepted

Beef & Brandy (Diner) $ Exit State Street Door. Make a left, Beef and Brandy is next door to the Palmer House Hilton at 127 S. State Street. 372-3451 All Day Breakfast

Berghoff (German) $$ Exit State Street Door. Make a left, proceed ½ block to Adams. Turn right onto Adams. Berghoff is on the southwest corner of Dearborn and Adams at 17 W. Adams. 427-3170 No Reservations Accepted; Closed on Sunday

Big Downtown (American/Steaks) $$ Exit Wabash Street Door. Make a left, Big Downtown is next door to the Palmer House Hilton. 726-7500, ext. 5298 Reservations Accepted

Exchequer Pub (Pizza/Burgers/Ribs) $$ Exit Wabash Street Door. Make a right, proceed two blocks on Wabash. Exchequer Pub is located on the right side of Wabash at 226 S. Wabash. 939-5633 Reservations Accepted

French Quarter (American/Steaks) $$ The French Quarter is located on the Lobby Level of the Palmer House Hilton. 726- 7500, ext. 5360 Reservations Accepted

Giordano’s (Chicago-style Pizza) $$ Exit Wabash Street Door. Make a right, proceed one block on Wabash . Giordano’s is on the right side of Wabash at 236 S. Wabash. 939-4646 No Reservations Accepted

Grillroom (Steaks/Seafood) $$$ Exit Monroe Street Door. Make a left, proceed one block. The Grillroom is on the left – across from Shubert, at 33 W. Monroe Street. 960-0000 Reservations Accepted

Heaven on Seven (Cajun) $ Exit Wabash Street Door. Make a left, proceed 2½ blocks. Heaven on Seven is located on the right side of Wabash at 111 N. Wabash Street. 263-6443 Serving Breakfast & Lunch Only; Closed on Sunday

Italian Village (Italian) $$$ Exit Monroe Street Door. Make a left, proceed 1½ blocks on Monroe. Italian Village is on the left side of the street at 71 W. Monroe. 332-7005 Reservations Accepted

Miller’s Pub (Burgers/Salads/Ribs) $$ Exit Wabash Street Door. Make a right, Miller’s Pub is next door to the Palmer House Hilton at z134 S. Wabash. 645-5377 Reservations Accepted

Nick’s Fishmarket (Seafood/Steaks) $$$$ Exit Monroe Street Door. Make a left, proceed 2½ blocks on Monroe to Clark. Make a right onto Clark, the entrance to Nick’s Fishmarket is on the right at 51 S. Clark. 621-0200 Reservations Requested

Rhapsody (American/European) $$$ Exit Wabash Street Door. Make a right, proceed to Adams Street. Make a left onto Adams Street. Rhapsody is on the right side of Adams between Wabash and Michigan at 65 E. Adams. 786-9911 Reservations Requested

Russian Tea Time (Russian/Vegetarian) $$$ Exit Wabash Street Door. Make a right, and proceed to Adams Street. Make a left onto Adams, the Russian Tea Time is on the right in the middle of the block. 360-0000 Reservations Requested

Trattoria #10 (Northern Italian) $$$ Exit Monroe Street Door. Make a left, proceed 1½ blocks to Dearborn Street. Turn right onto Dearborn, and proceed another 1½ blocks. Trattoria #10 is on the left side of Dearborn. 984-1718 Reservations Requested; Closed on Sunday

Trader Vic’s (Polynesian) $$$ Trader Vic’s is located on the Lower Level of the Palmer House Hilton. 726-7500, ext. 7317 Reservations Accepted

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Alphabetical Directory of Exhibitors

American GOTV Enterprises ...... 109 Cambridge University Press ...... 402 and 404 1625 Howard Gap Loop Road 40 West 20th Street Flat Rock, NC 28731 New York, NY 10011-4211 (866) 633-4688 (212) 924-3900 americangotv.com www.cup.org

American Political Science Association ...... 102 Chatham House Publishers ...... 111 1527 New Hampshire Avenue, NW 135 Fifth Avenue, 9th Floor Washington, DC 20036-1206 New York, NY 10022 (202) 483-2512 (212) 529-4686 [email protected] www.sevenbridgespress.com

Association Book Exhibit ...... 413 CQ Press ...... 303 and 305 8727-A Cooper Road 1255 22nd Street, NW Suite 400 Alexandria, VA 22309 Washington, DC 20037 (703) 619-5030 (866) 427-7737 www.bookexhibit.com www.cqpressbookstore.com

Association of American University Presses ...... 412 Georgetown University Press ...... 309 71 West 23rd Street, Suite 901 3240 Prospect Street, NW New York, NY 10010 Washington, DC 20007 (212) 989-1010 (202) 687-5889 www.aaupnet.org press.georgetown.edu

Atomic Dog Publishing ...... 108 Houghton Mifflin Company ...... 408 and 410 1203 Main Street, 4th Floor 222Berkeley Street Cincinnati, OH 45202 Boston, MA 02116 (800) 310-5661 (617) 351-5000 www.atomicdogpublishing.com www.hmco.com

Basic Books ...... 512 Lexington Books ...... 409 387 Park Avenue South, 12th Floor 4501 Forbes Boulevard, Suite 200 New York, NY 10016-8810 Lanham, MD 20706 (212) 340-8100 (800) 462-6420 www.basicbooks.com www.lexingtonbooks.com

Blackwell Publishing ...... 312 Longman ...... 203 and 205 350 Main Street 1185 Avenue of the Americas Malden, MA 02148 New York, NY 10036 (781) 388-0401 (212) 782-3300 www.blackwellpublishing.com www.ablongman.com

Broadview Press ...... 311 Lynne Rienner Publishers ...... 302 54 Glasglow Street North 1800 30th Street, Suite 314 Guelph, Ontario Canada, N1H 4V7 Boulder, CO 80301 (519) 837-1403 (303) 444-6684 www.broadviewpress.com www.rienner.com

Brookings Institution Press ...... 103 M.E. Sharpe, Inc...... 411 1775 Massachusetts Avenue, NW 80 Business Park Drive Washington, DC 20036 Armonk, NY 10504 (202) 797-6428 (800) 541-6563 www.brookings.nap.edu www.mesharpe.com

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McGraw-Hill Higher Education ...... 308 and 310 Sage Publications ...... 204 Two Penn Plaza, 20th Floor 2455 Teller Road New York, NY 10121-2298 Thousand Oaks, CA 91320 (800) 338-8987 (800) 818-7243 www.mhhe.com www.sagepub.com

The New Republic ...... 106 Taylor and Francis ...... 104 1331 H Street, NW Suite 700 325 Chestnut Street, Suite 800 Washington, DC 20005 Philadelphia, PA 19106 (202) 508-4444 (800) 354-1420 www.tnr.com www.taylorandfrancis.com

The New York Times ...... 216 University of Chicago Press ...... 202 229 West 43rd Street 1427 E. 60th Street New York, NY 10036 Chicago, IL 60637 (212) 556-4581 (773) 702-7700 www.nytimes.com/college www.press.uchicago.edu

Perseus Books Group ...... 512 University of Michigan Press ...... 313 5500 Central Avenue 839 Greene Street, Box 1104 Boulder, CO 80301 Ann Arbor, MI 48106-1104 (800) 386-5656 (734) 764-4388 www.perseusbooksgroup.com www.press.umich.edu

Policy Studies Organization ...... 110 University of Oklahoma Press ...... 212 701 Devonshire, C-31 1005 Asp Avenue Champaign, IL 61820 Norman, OK 73072 (217) 352-5094 (800) 627-7377 www.ipsonet.org www.oupress.com/#

Prentice Hall ...... 208 and 210 University Press of Kansas ...... 502 10 Mountainview Road 2501 W. 15th Street Upper Saddle River, NJ 07458 Lawrence, KS 66049-3905 (800) 526-0458 (785) 864-4154 www.prenhall.com www.kansaspress.ku.edu

Princeton University Press ...... 101 W.W. Norton and Company, Inc...... 304 41 William Street 500 Fifth Avenue Princeton, NJ 08540 New York, NY 10110 (609) 258-4900 (212) 354-5500 www.princeton.edu www.wwnorton.com

Rowman and Littlefield Publishers, Inc. . . . .403 and 405 Wadsworth Publishing ...... 290, 211, and 213 4501 Forbes Boulevard, Suite 200 10 Davis Drive Lanham, MD 20706 Belmont, CA 94002 (800) 462-6420 (650) 595-2350 www.rowmanlittlefield.com www.wadsworth.com

Roxbury Publishing Company ...... 107 Westview Press ...... 512 2034 Cotner Avenue 5500 Central Avenue Los Angeles, CA 90025 Boulder, CO 80301 (310) 473-3312 (303) 444-3541 www.roxbury.net www.westviewpress.com

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INSTRUCTIONS FOR CONTRIBUTORS TO THE AMERICAN JOURNAL OF POLITICAL SCIENCE

The American Journal of Political Science (AJPS) seeks manuscripts that make outstanding contributions to scholarly knowledge about notable theoretical concerns, puzzles, or controversies in any subfield of political science. The AJPS prefers manuscripts that are in the range of 25-35 pages long, formatted as explained below. The AJPS will not review papers that are under consideration for publication elsewhere, whose contents have been substantially published before, or that exceed 45 pages formatted in accordance with the instructions below. Manuscripts that are at or near the maximum length will be subjected to special editorial review regarding whether their length is justified.

All the text, footnotes, bibliographic citations, and appendix materials in a manuscript must be double-spaced and printed in a standard 12-point type font. Tables may be single-spaced. Tables and figures should be printed at the end of the manuscript, each one on a separate page on standard 8.5 X 11 inch paper. Papers that are accepted for publication must be prepared by the author in accordance with our requirements for headings, bibliographic citations, tables, figures, and related matters. Instructions regarding these requirements are made available at the time papers are accepted.

Effective March 16, only electronic submissions as detailed below will be accepted at [email protected]. The e-mail message itself should serve as the submission letter, and it should include a mailing address for the contact author. Attached to the e-mail should be PDF files. One of the PDF files should be a complete version of the paper. The cover page of this complete copy of the paper should include all the authors’ full names, institutional affiliations and the e-mail and postal addresses of the contact author. The second PDF file should contain an entirely anonymous version of the paper with no author-identifying information. Author-identifying information to be excluded from the anonymous file includes the cover page information on authors, notes of appreciation to others for data or comments on the paper, statements of where the paper may have been presented at a conference, citations to the author(s) prior scholarship unless they are essential to the literature review of the paper, and any other language that could identify the author(s). Neither PDF copy of the paper should contain author-identifying information in the “document summary” tab of the PDF file. Both should be printable files. An abstract of 150 words or less should be included in both copies of the paper. Authors who state that related text, information on the data, or additional analyses are available on request should include that material in a separate, anonymous PDF file. Papers that do not meet these guidelines will not be sent out for review. Only under exceptional circumstances will paper submissions be returned to authors.

Effective May 1, all electronic submissions must be made through our website at www.ajps.org. While we expect the submission requirements to be essentially the same as that detailed above, some details may change. Please consult the journal’s website at www.ajps.org for current submission requirements.

The AJPS does not process newly submitted manuscripts between August 1 and 31 or between December 20 and January 2. Generally, the AJPS follows the style guidelines of the American Political Science Association’s Style Manual for Political Science and The Chicago Manual of Style (14th edition) for issues not addressed in the former manual or these instructions. For more information on the journal and its policies see the web site of the Midwest Political Science Association at www.indiana.edu/~mpsa or the journal web site at www.ajps.org.

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Overview of Panels by Section

th Sect. 0 Program Chair’s Panels LaSalle 3, 7 Floor, Thurs 10:30 Deleted: TBA Jeffrey Segal, SUNY at Stony Brook 1-16 THE DETERMINANTS 0F PUBLIC SUPPORT FOR EUROPEAN INTEGRATION Deleted: TBA 0-1 ROUNDTABLE: CIVIL LIBERTIES IN TIMES OF CRISIS LaSalle 5, 7th Floor, Thurs 1:30 State, 4th Floor, Thurs 10:30 Deleted: TBA 1-17 THE EUROPEANIZATION OF NATIONAL PARTY SYSTEMS 0-2 ROUNDTABLE: PUBLISHING IN, AND REVIEWING FOR, LaSalle 3, 7th Floor, Fri 8:30 POLITICAL SCIENCE JOURNALS Deleted: TBA 1-18 THE PREFERENCES, POWER, AND LIMITATIONS OF State, 4th Floor, Fri 10:30 ORGANIZED INTERESTS IN CONTEMPORARY Deleted: TBA 0-3 AUTHOR MEETS CRITICS: MARGARET LEVI'S CONSENT DEMOCRACIES DISSENT, AND PATRIOTISM (Co-sponsored with Comparative Deleted: TBA LaSalle 5, 7th Floor, Fri 10:30 Politics-Transitions Toward Democracy, see 3-1) 1-19 THE LIFE CYCLE AND THE WELFARE STATE State, 4th Floor, Fri 3:30 Deleted: TBA LaSalle 5, 7th Floor, Thurs 10:30 0-4 ROUNDTABLE: ROUNDTABLE: DAVID EASTON'S 1-20 RETHINKING THE WELFARE STATE (Co-sponsored with Deleted: TBA POLITICAL SYSTEM AFTER FIFTY YEARS: POLITICAL Gender and Politics, see 9-18) SCIENCE AND POLITICAL THEORY (Co-sponsored with Deleted: TBA LaSalle 3, 7th Floor, Fri 1:30 Political Theory & Philosophy-Theorists and Texts, see 11-1) 1-21 THE POLITICS OF HEALTH POLICY (Co-sponsored with Public State, 4th Floor, Thurs 1:30 Deleted: TBA Policy, see 22-20) 0-5 ROUNDTABLE: EVALUATING ELEGANCE: THE Dearborn 2, 7th Floor, Thurs 3:30 Deleted: TBA CONTRIBUTIONS OF RICHARD MCKELVEY TO POLITICAL 1-22 INSTITUTIONAL DESIGN AND INSTITUTIONAL CHANGE, SCIENCE (Co-sponsored with Formal Modeling, see 13-11) Deleted: TBA I: CROSS-NATIONAL COMPARISONS State, 4th Floor, Sat 10:30 LaSalle 3, 7th Floor, Fri 3:30 Deleted: TBA 1-23 INSTITUTIONAL DESIGN AND INSTITUTIONAL CHANGE, Sect. 1 Comparative Politics-Industrialized Countries II: THE EUROPEAN UNION Deleted: TBA th Carol Mershon, University of Virginia LaSalle 5, 7 Floor, Sat 8:30 Deleted: TBA 1-1 AUTHOR MEETS CRITICS: GEORGE TSEBELIS, VETO 1-24 THE IMPACT OF INTERNATIONAL PRESSURES AND PLAYERS: HOW POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS WORK DOMESTIC INSTITUTIONS ON POLICIES AND POLICY Deleted: TBA Parlor F, 6th Floor, Sat 8:30 OUTCOMES 1-2 WINNING IS EASY: THE THEORETICAL IMPORTANCE OF LaSalle 5, 7th Floor, Sat 10:30 Deleted: TBA ACCEPTING LOSING 1-25 THE DETERMINANTS OF DECISIONS TO TAX AND SPEND Deleted: TBA Montrose 7, 7th Floor, Thurs 1:30 LaSalle 5, 7th Floor, Sat 1:30 1-3 THE IMPACT OF ELECTORAL LAWS. I: STRATEGIC 1-26 THE POLITICS OF EMPLOYMENT PROMOTION Deleted: TBA VOTING LaSalle 5, 7th Floor, Sat 3:30 LaSalle 5, 7th Floor, Fri 8:30 1-27 DOMESTIC CONSTRAINTS AND INTERNATIONAL Deleted: TBA 1-4 THE IMPACT OF ELECTORAL LAWS, II: POLITICIANS AND COMMITMENTS (Co-sponsored with International Relations, see Deleted: TBA PARTIES 4-30) LaSalle 3, 7th Floor, Sat 10:30 Burnham 2, 7th Floor, Sun 8:30 Deleted: TBA 1-5 UNDERSTANDING VOTER TURNOUT 1-1 Pstr. TOPICS IN COMPARATIVE POLITICS LaSalle 5, 7th Floor, Fri 3:30 Exhibit Hall, 4th Floor, Thurs 3:30 Deleted: TBA 1-6 ECONOMIC ASSESSMENTS, ECONOMIC INTEREST, AND 1-2 Pstr. VALUES, IDENTITIES, AND LOYALTIES IN TRANSITION Deleted: TBA CITIZEN BEHAVIOR IN NATIONAL ELECTIONS (Co- Exhibit Hall, 4th Floor, Thurs 3:30 sponsored with Elections and Voting Behavior, see 7-27) Deleted: TBA LaSalle 5, 7th Floor, Fri 1:30 Sect. 2 Comparative Politics-Developing Countries Deleted: TBA 1-7 SOCIAL STRUCTURE, PARTIES' MOBILIZATION, AND Sunita Parikh, Washington University of St. Louis PARTISAN IDENTIFICATION: DETERMINANTS OF 2-1 EXECUTIVE AND LEGISLATIVE INSTITUTIONS IN LATIN Deleted: TBA ELECTORAL CHOICE AMERICA LaSalle 3, 7th Floor, Sat 1:30 Deleted: TBA Salon 3, 3rd Floor, Thurs 10:30 1-8 LEGISLATORS, CONSTITUENTS, AND THE PARTY LABEL 2-2 ISSUES IN ECONOMIC VOTING LaSalle 1, 7th Floor, Sat 1:30 Deleted: TBA Salon 3, 3rd Floor, Thurs 1:30 1-9 PARTY POSITIONS: DETERMINANTS, DYNAMICS, 2-3 EFFECTS OF ELECTORAL RULES ON POLITICAL Deleted: TBA PERCEPTIONS (Co-sponsored with Political Parties and Interest INSTITUTIONS Groups, see 15-21) Deleted: TBA Salon 3, 3rd Floor, Thurs 8:30 LaSalle 3, 7th Floor, Sat 3:30 2-4 THE POLITICS OF ISLAM Deleted: TBA 1-10 LEFT AND RIGHT REDEFINED? THE THIRD WAY AND THE Salon 3, 3rd Floor, Thurs 3:30 NEW RADICAL RIGHT 2-5 CHANGING ROLES FOR COURTS IN LATIN AMERICA Deleted: TBA LaSalle 3, 7th Floor, Fri 10:30 Salon 3, 3rd Floor, Fri 10:30 1-11 ADVANCES IN RESEARCH ON PARLIAMENTARY Deleted: TBA 2-6 ETHNICITY, POLITICS, AND VIOLENCE GOVERNMENT Salon 3, 3rd Floor, Sat 1:30 Deleted: TBA LaSalle 3, 7th Floor, Thurs 1:30 2-7 LOCAL AND NATIONAL ISSUES IN CHINA'S POLITICS OF 1-12 PARLIAMENTARY POLITICS AND FINANCIAL MARKETS TRADE Deleted: TBA Burnham 1, 7th Floor, Sun 8:30 Salon 3, 3rd Floor, Sat 8:30 1-13 THE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN PUBLIC OPINION AND Deleted: TBA 2-8 GENDER AND POLITICAL REPRESENTATION PUBLIC POLICY: FROM SHAPING OPINION TO Salon 3, 3rd Floor, Sat 10:30 Deleted: TBA CIRCUMVENTING OPPOSITION 2-9 FEDERALISM AND SUB-NATIONAL POLITICAL Burnham 1, 7th Floor, Sun 10:30 PROCESSES Deleted: TBA 1-14 SOCIAL TRUST AND POLITICAL SATISFACTION: CROSS- Salon 6, 3rd Floor, Sat 1:30 NATIONAL STUDIES, LOCAL CONTEXTS Deleted: TBA 2-10 POLITICAL ECONOMY OF INSTITUTIONS AND INTEREST LaSalle 5, 7th Floor, Thurs 8:30 GROUPS Deleted: TBA 1-15 SOCIAL MOVEMENTS AND PROTEST: IDENTITY, ACTION, Salon 3, 3rd Floor, Fri 8:30 PARTICIPANTS Deleted: TBA 25 Deleted: TBA Deleted: TBA Deleted: TBA

2-11 THE POLITICS OF SOCIAL POLICIES IN DEVELOPING 3-23 ACCESSION STRATEGIES OF NATO COUNTRIES Deleted: TBA rd COUNTRIES Salon 1, 3 Floor, Sun 8:30 Deleted: TBA Salon 3, 3rd Floor, Sat 3:30 3-24 EXTERNAL FACTORS AND DEMOCRATIZATION 2-12 EXTERNAL ACTORS AND INTERNAL REFORM: Salon 1, 3rd Floor, Sat 1:30 Deleted: TBA EXAMPLES FROM DEVELOPING COUNTRIES 3-25 POST-TRANSITION POLITICS IN RUSSIA Dearborn 3, 7th Floor, Sun 8:30 Salon 1, 3rd Floor, Sat 3:30 Deleted: TBA 2-13 ETHNICITY AND FEDERALISM IN COMPARATIVE 3-1 Pstr. COMPARATIVE POLITICS-TRANSITIONS TOWARDS Deleted: TBA PERSPECTIVE DEMOCRACY Dearborn 3, 7th Floor, Sun 10:30 Exhibit Hall, 4th Floor, Sat 10:30 Deleted: TBA 2-14 COMPARATIVE FEDERALISM (Co-sponsored with State and 3-2 Pstr. COMPARATIVE POLITICS-TRANSITIONS TOWARDS Intergovernmental Policies, see 20-1) DEMOCRACY Deleted: TBA th th PDR 16, 5 Floor, Thurs 3:30 Exhibit Hall, 4 Floor, Sat 10:30 Deleted: TBA 2-1 Pstr. COMPARATIVE POLITICS-DEVELOPING COUNTRIES Exhibit Hall, 4th Floor, Fri 3:30 Sect. 4 International Relations Deleted: TBA

Charles Taber, SUNY at Stony Brook Deleted: TBA Sect. 3 Comparative Politics-Transitions Toward 4-1 EXPLORING PATTERNS OF GOVERNANCE Democracy Clark 5, 7th Floor, Thurs 1:30 Deleted: TBA Gretchen Casper, SUNY at Stony Brook 4-2 RATIONALITY AND CRISIS DECISION MAKING th Deleted: TBA 3-1 AUTHOR MEETS CRITICS: MARGARET LEVI'S CONSENT, Burnham 1, 7 Floor, Thurs 3:30 DISSENT, AND PATRIOTISM (Co-sponsored with Program 4-3 DIVERSIONARY HYPOTHESES OF WAR Deleted: TBA th Chair, see 0-3) Clark 5, 7 Floor, Fri 10:30 Deleted: TBA State, 4th Floor, Fri 3:30 4-4 REFINEMENTS OF THE DEMOCRATIC PEACE 3-2 LEARNING DEMOCRACY IN AFRICA HYPOTHESIS th Deleted: TBA Salon 8, 3rd Floor, Thurs 3:30 Burnham 1, 7 Floor, Fri 1:30 3-3 ORGANIZING VOTERS AND PARTIES IN ASIAN 4-5 BARGAINING MODELS IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS Deleted: TBA th DEMOCRACIES Montrose 1, 7 Floor, Fri 3:30 Deleted: TBA Salon 1, 3rd Floor, Thurs 1:30 4-6 INTERVENTION IN CIVIL WARS th 3-4 POLITICAL VALUES AND CIVIL SOCIETY IN ASIA Montrose 1, 7 Floor, Sat 8:30 Deleted: TBA Dearborn 3, 7th Floor, Sat 8:30 4-7 WAR TERMINATION PROCESSES th 3-5 VOTERS AND LEGISLATORS IN MEXICO Montrose 1, 7 Floor, Sat 1:30 Deleted: TBA PDR 6, 3rd Floor, Fri 8:30 4-8 ALLIANCES, OPPORTUNITY, AND INTERNATIONAL Deleted: TBA 3-6 TRANSITIONAL JUSTICE IN NEW DEMOCRACIES CONFLICT th Salon 2, 3rd Floor, Fri 10:30 Montrose 1, 7 Floor, Sat 3:30 Deleted: TBA 3-7 THE QUALITY OF DEMOCRACY IN LATIN AMERICA 4-9 JUSTICE AND ETHICS IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS th Salon 3, 3rd Floor, Fri 1:30 Montrose 3, 7 Floor, Sun 10:30 Deleted: TBA 3-8 GRASSROOTS DEMOCRACY IN LATIN AMERICA 4-10 INTERNATIONAL AND DOMESTIC POLITICS IN THE Deleted: TBA Burnham 2, 7th Floor, Sat 8:30 UNITED STATES th 3-9 THE EFFECT OF RELIGION ON DEMOCRATIZATION Montrose 7, 7 Floor, Sun 8:30 Deleted: TBA Salon 8, 3rd Floor, Sun 10:30 4-11 DOMESTIC POLITICS AND US FOREIGN POLICY th 3-10 POLITICAL ACTION IN NEW DEMOCRACIES Clark 5, 7 Floor, Thurs 8:30 Deleted: TBA Salon 1, 3rd Floor, Thurs 8:30 4-12 REGIME TYPE AND INTERNATIONAL BEHAVIOR th Deleted: TBA 3-11 ETHNICITY AND TRUST IN NEW DEMOCRACIES Montrose 1, 7 Floor, Fri 8:30 Salon 8, 3rd Floor, Sun 8:30 4-13 INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS AND STATE Deleted: TBA 3-12 THE INTERACTIVE EFFECT OF DEMOCRATIC AND BEHAVIOR th ECONOMIC TRANSITIONS LaSalle 5, 7 Floor, Thurs 3:30 Deleted: TBA Salon 3, 3rd Floor, Fri 3:30 4-14 ECONOMIC RIVALRY AND INTERNATIONAL CONFLICT th Deleted: TBA 3-13 BUILDING SUPPORT FOR NEW DEMOCRACIES Montrose 7, 7 Floor, Fri 8:30 Salon 1, 3rd Floor, Thurs 3:30 4-15 INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS AND CONFLICT Deleted: th TBA 3-14 THE EFFECT OF INSTITUTIONAL VARIATION ON Burnham 1, 7 Floor, Thurs 8:30 DEMOCRATIC CONSOLIDATION 4-16 THE EFFECTIVENESS OF ECONOMIC SANCTIONS Deleted: TBA rd Burnham 1, 7th Floor, Fri 10:30 Salon 1, 3 Floor, Thurs 10:30 Deleted: TBA 3-15 NEO-LIBERAL REFORM IN LATIN AMERICAN AND POST- 4-17 COMPLIANCE WITH INTERNATIONAL NORMS th COMMUNIST COUNTRIES Montrose 1, 7 Floor, Fri 1:30 Deleted: TBA PDR 9, 3rd Floor, Thurs 1:30 4-18 THE POLITICS OF INTERNAL VIOLENCE th 3-16 MASS PUBLIC SUPPORT FOR POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC Montrose 1, 7 Floor, Sun 8:30 Deleted: TBA REFORMS IN RUSSIA AND EAST-CENTRAL EUROPE 4-19 ENVIRONMENTAL SCARCITY AND CONFLICT th Deleted: TBA PDR 6, 3rd Floor, Thurs 3:30 Burnham 1, 7 Floor, Fri 3:30 3-17 PARTICIPATION AND MOBILIZATION IN RUSSIA 4-20 INTERNATIONAL NEGOTIATION AND BARGAINING Deleted: TBA th PDR 6, 3rd Floor, Thurs 10:30 Burnham 1, 7 Floor, Sat 8:30 3-18 PARTIES AND ELECTIONS IN POST-COMMUNIST 4-21 MOTIVES AND STRATEGIES OF TERRORISM Deleted: TBA Burnham 1, 7th Floor, Sat 10:30 COUNTRIES Deleted: TBA Salon 1, 3rd Floor, Fri 8:30 4-22 TRANSNATIONAL ADVOCACY NETWORKS th 3-19 CONTENDING THEORIES OF TRANSITIONS TO Burnham 1, 7 Floor, Sat 1:30 Deleted: TBA DEMOCRACY 4-23 REALISM AND LIBERALISM IN CURRENT Salon 1, 3rd Floor, Fri 10:30 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS THEORY Deleted: TBA Burnham 1, 7th Floor, Sat 3:30 3-20 GETTING TO DEMOCRACY IN ASIA Deleted: TBA Salon 1, 3rd Floor, Fri 1:30 4-24 INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURTS th 3-21 RECONSIDERING MEASURES AND THEORIES OF Montrose 1, 7 Floor, Sat 10:30 Deleted: TBA DEMOCRACY 4-25 SELF-PRESENTATION IN PUBLIC DIPLOMACY rd th Deleted: TBA Salon 1, 3 Floor, Fri 3:30 Montrose 1, 7 Floor, Sun 10:30 3-22 ACTORS' STRATEGIES AND POLICY REFORMS IN POST- 4-26 OFFENSIVE AND DEFENSIVE REALISM th Deleted: TBA TRANSITION SOCIETIES Montrose 2, 7 Floor, Sun 10:30 Salon 1, 3rd Floor, Sat 8:30 4-27 COMPARATIVE PUBLIC OPINION Deleted: TBA Deleted: TBA 26 Deleted: TBA Deleted: TBA Deleted: TBA Deleted: TBA Deleted: TBA

Deleted: TBA Montrose 3, 7th Floor, Fri 8:30 Parlor F, 6th Floor, Sat 10:30 Deleted: TBA 4-28 APPLICATIONS OF NEW METHODS IN INTERNATIONAL 6-6 ROUNDTABLE: PUBLIC OPINION AND FOREIGN POLICY: RELATIONS (Co-sponsored with Methodology, see 14-9) THE STATE OF THE ART (Co-sponsored with International Deleted: TBA Clark 5, 7th Floor, Thurs 3:30 Relations, see 4-29) 4-29 ROUNDTABLE: PUBLIC OPINION AND FOREIGN POLICY: Parlor F, 6th Floor, Fri 10:30 Deleted: TBA THE STATE OF THE ART (Co-sponsored with Political 6-7 THE SUBJECTIVE ECONOMY Deleted: TBA Psychology and Public Opinion, see 6-6) Parlor F, 6th Floor, Thurs 1:30 Parlor F, 6th Floor, Fri 10:30 6-8 RELIGION, PUBLIC OPINION AND PARTICIPATION Deleted: TBA 4-30 DOMESTIC CONSTRAINTS AND INTERNATIONAL Salon 5, 3rd Floor, Sun 8:30 COMMITMENTS (Co-sponsored with Comparative Politics- 6-9 ENVISIONING THE NATION: NATIONAL IDENTITY IN Deleted: TBA Industrialized Countries, see 1-27) THREATENING TIMES Deleted: TBA Burnham 2, 7th Floor, Sun 8:30 Salon 8, 3rd Floor, Fri 8:30 4-31 DYNAMIC MODELING IN POLITICAL SCIENCE: A 6-10 CIVIC DELIBERATION AND CITIZEN ENGAGEMENT Deleted: TBA TRIBUTE TO THE MERRIAM LABORATORY (Co-sponsored Salon 6, 3rd Floor, Fri 1:30 with Formal Modeling, see 13-6) 6-11 TRENDS IN IDEOLOGY, PARTISANSHIP, AND THE PUBLIC Deleted: TBA rd Salon 7, 3 Floor, Sat 1:30 MOOD Deleted: TBA 4-32 STRATEGY AND CHOICE IN MODELS OF INTERNATIONAL PDR 6, 3rd Floor, Sat 8:30 CONFLICT AND FOREIGN POLICY (Co-sponsored with 6-12 PATRIOTISM AND NATIONAL IDENTITY IN THE WAKE OF Deleted: TBA Methodology, see 14-8) 9/11 Salon 4, 3rd Floor, Sat 3:30 Salon 6, 3rd Floor, Thurs 8:30 Deleted: TBA 4-1 Pstr. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS 6-13 COGNITION AND THE SURVEY RESPONSE Deleted: TBA Exhibit Hall, 4th Floor, Thurs 10:30 Salon 6, 3rd Floor, Fri 3:30 4-2 Pstr. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS 6-14 SOURCES AND CONSEQUENCES OF CITIZEN Deleted: TBA Exhibit Hall, 4th Floor, Thurs 10:30 COMPETENCE Salon 8, 3rd Floor, Fri 1:30 Deleted: TBA Sect. 5 International Political Economy 6-15 TOLERANCE AND DEMOCRATIC VALUES IN Deleted: TBA Wendy Hansen, University of New Mexico COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE Salon 8, 3rd Floor, Fri 3:30 Deleted: TBA 5-1 THE POLITICS OF ECONOMIC REFORMS 6-16 PSYCHOLOGICAL ROOTS OF POLITICAL PARTICIPATION Sandburg 4, 7th Floor, Thurs 10:30 Salon 7, 3rd Floor, Thurs 8:30 Deleted: TBA 5-2 THE EFFECTS OF ECONOMIC REFORMS 6-17 THINKING ABOUT POLITICS: NEW APPROACHES Sandburg 4, 7th Floor, Fri 8:30 Deleted: TBA Salon 8, 3rd Floor, Thurs 8:30 5-3 THE EFFECTS OF CHANGING TRADE PATTERNS 6-18 SOURCES OF CANDIDATE EVALUATION Deleted: TBA Sandburg 4, 7th Floor, Fri 10:30 Salon 6, 3rd Floor, Thurs 10:30 5-4 EXPLAINING CHOICES IN TRADE POLICY 6-19 LINKAGES BETWEEN POLICY, ELITE BEHAVIOR, AND Deleted: TBA IMPLEMENTATION PUBLIC OPINION Sandburg 4, 7th Floor, Thurs 1:30 Deleted: TBA Salon 8, 3rd Floor, Thurs 10:30 5-5 MAKING INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS 6-20 IDEOLOGY, RATIONALITY, AND POLITICAL EXPERTISE Deleted: TBA Burnham 1, 7th Floor, Thurs 1:30 Salon 6, 3rd Floor, Thurs 1:30 5-6 INTEGRATION AND REGIONALISM 6-21 ECONOMICS, LIFE EVENTS AND PUBLIC OPINION Deleted: TBA Sandburg 4, 7th Floor, Fri 3:30 Salon 6, 3rd Floor, Thurs 3:30 5-7 GETTING AND GIVING FOREIGN AID Deleted: TBA 6-22 GOOD GOVERNMENT AND TRUST IN GOVERNMENT Sandburg 6, 7th Floor, Sat 8:30 Salon 6, 3rd Floor, Fri 8:30 Deleted: TBA 5-8 INTEGRATION IN EUROPE 6-23 CONTEMPORARY RACIAL ATTITUDES: BEYOND RACISM? Sandburg 4, 7th Floor, Sat 10:30 Deleted: TBA Salon 6, 3rd Floor, Fri 10:30 5-9 FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT 6-24 STRATEGY, SELF-INTEREST, AND POLITICAL DECISIONS Sandburg 6, 7th Floor, Sat 1:30 Deleted: TBA Salon 5, 3rd Floor, Sun 10:30 5-10 FINANCIAL REGULATION 6-25 FRAMING, PRIMING AND PUBLIC OPINION Deleted: TBA Sandburg 6, 7th Floor, Sat 3:30 Salon 2, 3rd Floor, Sun 8:30 5-11 THE POLITICS OF EXCHANGE RATES Deleted: TBA 6-26 EXPLORING POLITICAL ATTITUDES: STRENGTH, Sandburg 6, 7th Floor, Sun 8:30 EXTREMITY, AND AMBIVALENCE 5-12 MACROECONOMIC MANAGEMENT Deleted: TBA Salon 6, 3rd Floor, Sat 8:30 Sandburg 6, 7th Floor, Sun 10:30 6-27 CAMPAIGN EFFECTS AND THE POLITICAL INFORMATION Deleted: TBA 5-13 THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF CAPITAL CONTROL ENVIRONMENT LIBERALIZATION Deleted: TBA Salon 6, 3rd Floor, Sat 10:30 Sandburg 4, 7th Floor, Thurs 8:30 6-28 BELIEFS AND OPINIONS ON FOREIGN AFFAIRS 5-1 Pstr. INTERNATIONAL POLITICAL ECONOMY Deleted: TBA Salon 8, 3rd Floor, Sat 8:30 Exhibit Hall, 4th Floor, Thurs 3:30 6-29 POLITICAL CONTEXTS AND SOCIAL INFLUENCE Deleted: TBA

Salon 8, 3rd Floor, Thurs 1:30 Deleted: TBA Sect. 6 Political Psychology and Public Opinion 6-30 MODELS OF PRESIDENTIAL POPULARITY IN THE U.S. Steve Finkel, University of Virginia AND ABROAD (Co-sponsored with Presidency and Executive Deleted: TBA 6-1 ROUNDTABLE: DEMOCRATIZATION RESEARCH AND Politics, see 16-10) THEORIES OF PUBLIC OPINION: WHAT HAVE WE Salon 8, 3rd Floor, Fri 10:30 Deleted: TBA LEARNED? 6-1 Pstr. POSTERS: POLITICAL PSYCHOLOGY AND PUBLIC Deleted: TBA State, 4th Floor, Fri 8:30 OPINION 6-2 AUTHORS MEET CRITICS: STEALTH DEMOCRACY Exhibit Hall, 4th Floor, Sat 1:30 Deleted: TBA State, 4th Floor, Thurs 3:30 6-2 Pstr. POSTERS: POLITICAL PSYCHOLOGY AND PUBLIC 6-3 CRITICS MEET AUTHORS: RETHINKING SURVEY OPINION Deleted: TBA th EXPIREMENTS Exhibit Hall, 4 Floor, Sat 3:30 Deleted: TBA State, 4th Floor, Fri 1:30 6-4 ROUNDTABLE: CAMPAIGN ADVERTISING AND PUBLIC Sect. 7 Elections and Voting Behavior Deleted: TBA OPINION: TOWARDS A FUTURE RESEARCH AGENDA (Co- Alan Abramowitz, Emory University sponsored with Mass Media and Political Communication, see 8- Deleted: TBA 7-1 THIRD PARTIES IN AMERICAN ELECTIONS 12) Deleted: TBA 27 Deleted: TBA Deleted: TBA Deleted: TBA

Salon 5, 3rd Floor, Fri 10:30 Deleted: TBA 7-2 INEQUALITY AND POLITICAL PARTICIPATION IN Sect. 8 Mass Media and Political Communication Deleted: TBA AMERICA Kathleen McGraw, Ohio State University PDR 6, 3rd Floor, Thurs 8:30 Deleted: TBA 8-1 MASS COMMUNICATION IN HISTORICAL AND CULTURAL 7-3 CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES OF ELECTORAL PERSPECTIVE COMPETITION Deleted: TBA Montrose 7, 7th Floor, Thurs 3:30 Salon 6, 3rd Floor, Sat 3:30 8-2 CAMPAIGN ADVERTISING Deleted: TBA 7-4 RACE AND ETHNICITY IN AMERICAN POLITICS Clark 5, 7th Floor, Sat 8:30 PDR 9, 3rd Floor, Fri 3:30 Deleted: TBA 8-3 INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION AND INFLUENCE 7-5 ECONOMIC VOTING IN THE U.S. AND OTHER Clark 5, 7th Floor, Sat 10:30 DEMOCRACIES Deleted: TBA 8-4 CAMPAIGN COVERAGE AND COMMUNICATION Salon 5, 3rd Floor, Sat 1:30 STRATEGIES Deleted: TBA 7-6 ISSUES, PARTY IDENTIFICATION, AND ELECTORAL Dearborn 1, 7th Floor, Fri 8:30 CHANGE Deleted: TBA 8-5 THE INTERNET AND POLITICS Salon 8, 3rd Floor, Sat 1:30 Montrose 3, 7th Floor, Sat 3:30 7-7 VOTING METHODS, TECHNOLOGY, AND ELECTIONS Deleted: TBA 8-6 POLITICAL CONFLICT AND TRUST PDR 16, 5th Floor, Sat 8:30 Montrose 7, 7th Floor, Sun 10:30 Deleted: TBA 7-8 CONSEQUENCES OF ELECTORAL SYSTEMS AND RULES 8-7 MASS MEDIA AND DOMESTIC POLICY Salon 8, 3rd Floor, Sat 3:30 Deleted: TBA LaSalle 3, 7th Floor, Thurs 8:30 7-9 ROUNDTABLE: THE EFFECTS OF CAMPAIGN FINANCE 8-8 MASS MEDIA AND FOREIGN POLICY REFORM ON STATE AND LOCAL ELECTIONS Deleted: TBA Montrose 7, 7th Floor, Fri 1:30 Salon 7, 3rd Floor, Sun 8:30 8-9 POLITICAL CONSEQUENCES OF NON-NEWS MEDIA Deleted: TBA 7-10 CAMPAIGN ORGANIZATION AND STRATEGY Montrose 7, 7th Floor, Thurs 10:30 Salon 7, 3rd Floor, Sun 10:30 Deleted: TBA 8-10 ADVANCES IN THEORY AND METHODS 7-11 ROUNDTABLE: THE BIRPARTISAN CAMPAIGN REFORM Montrose 7, 7th Floor, Fri 10:30 ACT OF 2002 Deleted: TBA 8-11 AUTHOR MEETS CRITICS: THE RACE CARD PDR 9, 3rd Floor, Fri 8:30 State, 4th Floor, Sat 3:30 Deleted: TBA 7-12 SOCIAL AND CONTESTUAL INFLUENCES ON 8-12 ROUNDTABLE: CAMPAIGN ADVERTISING AND PUBLIC PARTICIPATION Deleted: TBA OPINION: TOWARDS A FUTURE RESEARCH AGENDA (Co- Salon 6, 3rd Floor, Sun 8:30 sponsored with Political Psychology and Public Opinion, see 6-4) Deleted: 7-13 VOTER MOBILIZATION AND TURNOUT TBA Parlor F, 6th Floor, Sat 10:30 PDR 9, 3rd Floor, Thurs 8:30 8-1 Pstr. MASS MEDIA AND POLITICAL COMMUNICATION Deleted: TBA 7-14 MEDIA EXPOSURE, CANVASSING, AND VOTER Exhibit Hall, 4th Floor, Fri 3:30 MOBILIZATION Deleted: TBA

Salon 5, 3rd Floor, Thurs 8:30 Deleted: TBA 7-15 VOTER TURNOUT IN COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE Sect. 9 Gender and Politics rd Salon 5, 3 Floor, Fri 8:30 Judith Baer, Texas A&M University Deleted: TBA 7-16 VOTER REFORMS IN THE AFTERMATH OF ELECTION 2000 9-1 WOMEN JUDGES: COURT AND CONTEXT (Co-sponsored Salon 5, 3rd Floor, Thurs 10:30 with Judicial Politics and Public Law, see 19-26) Deleted: TBA 7-17 RELIGION AND VOTING BEHAVIOR Salon 3, 3rd Floor, Sun 8:30 Deleted: TBA Salon 5, 3rd Floor, Thurs 1:30 9-2 DO WOMEN'S MOVEMENTS HAVE A SHARED TACTICAL 7-18 ELECTORAL INSTITUTIONS AND VOTING BEHAVIOR REPERTOIRE? Deleted: TBA Salon 5, 3rd Floor, Fri 3:30 LaSalle 1, 7th Floor, Sun 10:30 7-19 CAMPAIGN EFFECTS ON VOTER INFORMATION AND 9-3 ROUNDTABLE: ON THE 2002 ELECTIONS: ANOTHER YEAR Deleted: TBA DECISION-MAKING OF THE WOMAN OR NOT? Deleted: TBA Salon 5, 3rd Floor, Sat 10:30 State, 4th Floor, Sat 8:30 7-20 THE EFFECTS OF NEGATIVE CAMPAIGNS ON VOTERS 9-4 THEY'RE IN: WHAT NOW? WOMEN AS REPRESENTATIVES Deleted: TBA Salon 4, 3rd Floor, Fri 10:30 (Co-sponsored with Legislative Politics I, see 17-23) 7-21 POLITICAL ADVERTISING AND VOTE CHOICE IN Montrose 1, 7th Floor, Thurs 8:30 Deleted: TBA PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS 9-5 POLITICAL THEORY, GENDERED (Co-sponsored with Political Deleted: TBA PDR 6, 3rd Floor, Thurs 1:30 Theory and Philosophy-Theorists and Texts, see 11-23) 7-22 CAMPAIGN EFFECTS ON VOTE CHOICE LaSalle 1, 7th Floor, Sat 10:30 Deleted: TBA Salon 5, 3rd Floor, Sat 8:30 9-6 DESCRIPTIVE REPRESENTATION AND THE POLITICS OF 7-23 POLITICAL LEADERS, CUE-TAKING, AND VOTER GENDER Deleted: TBA th DECISION-MAKING Montrose 1, 7 Floor, Thurs 3:30 Deleted: TBA Salon 5, 3rd Floor, Thurs 3:30 9-7 THE DIFFERENCE GENDER MAKES: WOMEN IN OFFICE 7-24 CANDIDATE EFFECTS IN PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS Montrose 1, 7th Floor, Fri 10:30 Deleted: TBA Salon 4, 3rd Floor, Sat 10:30 9-8 THE VIEW FROM THE DOME: GENDER AND THE STATE 7-25 DOES CHARACTER COUNT? LEGISLATURES Deleted: TBA rd th Salon 7, 3 Floor, Fri 10:30 Dearborn 1, 7 Floor, Fri 1:30 Deleted: TBA 7-26 ATTITUDES, INFORMATION, AND TURNOUT 9-9 W(H)ITHER THE GENDER GAP? Salon 5, 3rd Floor, Sat 3:30 Dearborn 1, 7th Floor, Sat 3:30 Deleted: TBA 7-27 ECONOMIC ASSESSMENTS, ECONOMIC INTEREST, AND 9-10 THE GENDERED DIMENSIONS OF VOTER CHOICE CITIZEN BEHAVIOR IN NATIONAL ELECTIONS (Co- Montrose 1, 7th Floor, Thurs 1:30 Deleted: TBA sponsored with Comparative Politics-Industrialized Countries, see 9-11 GENDER WITHOUT BORDERS Deleted: TBA 1-6) LaSalle 1, 7th Floor, Sun 8:30 LaSalle 5, 7th Floor, Fri 1:30 9-12 GETTING IN, KEEPING OUT: WOMEN’S POLITICAL Deleted: TBA 7-28 Electoral Reform and Minority Political Participation (Co- ACTIVISM sponsored with Race, Class and Ethnicity, see 10-14) Montrose 7, 7th Floor, Fri 3:30 Deleted: TBA th Dearborn 1, 7 Floor, Thurs 10:30 9-13 MAN'S WORLD AND BOYS' CLUB: THE INTEGRATION OF Deleted: TBA 7-1 Pstr. ELECTIONS AND VOTING BEHAVIOR WOMEN Exhibit Hall, 4th Floor, Fri 1:30 Montrose 1, 7th Floor, Thurs 10:30 Deleted: TBA 7-2 Pstr. ELECTIONS AND VOTING BEHAVIOR 9-14 THE GENDERED IMPLICATIONS OF POLICY Exhibit Hall, 4th Floor, Fri 1:30 Montrose 7, 7th Floor, Sat 8:30 Deleted: TBA Deleted: TBA 28 Deleted: TBA Deleted: TBA Deleted: TBA Deleted: TBA Deleted: TBA

Deleted: TBA 9-15 WOMEN'S RIGHTS IN THEORY AND PRACTICE Clark 5, 7th Floor, Thurs 10:30 Deleted: TBA th Clark 7, 7 Floor, Sat 10:30 11-5 REASSESSING HEIDEGGER AND HIS LEGACY Deleted: TBA 9-16 WHEN WOMEN CAMPAIGN: PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS Clark 10, 7th Floor, Fri 1:30 Montrose 7, 7th Floor, Sat 1:30 11-6 TWENTIETH CENTURY LIBERAL POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY Deleted: TBA 9-17 GENDER AND THE POLITICAL SELF IN COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE Dearborn 1, 7th Floor, Sat 1:30 Burnham 2, 7th Floor, Thurs 3:30 Deleted: TBA 9-18 RETHINKING THE WELFARE STATE (Co-sponsored with 11-7 DEMOCRATIC DILEMMAS: PUBLIC OPINION, MORES, Deleted: TBA Comparative Politics-Industrialized Countries, see 1-20) AND MINORITIES LaSalle 3, 7th Floor, Fri 1:30 Clark 10, 7th Floor, Fri 8:30 Deleted: TBA 9-19 WOMEN IN LEGISLATURES (Co-sponsored with Legislative 11-8 REVISITING THE AMERICAN FOUNDING Politics I: Instutitons, see 17-11) Burnham 2, 7th Floor, Fri 10:30 Deleted: TBA th Burnham 4, 7 Floor, Sun 10:30 11-9 LIBERAL CHALLENGES Deleted: TBA 9-20 GENDER AND LEGISLATIVE ELECTIONS (Co-sponsored with LaSalle 1, 7th Floor, Fri 1:30 Legislative Politics II: Campaigns and Elections, see 18-1) 11-10 PARADIGMATIC EXAMPLES IN POLITICAL THEORY Deleted: TBA PDR 16, 5th Floor, Thurs 1:30 Clark 10, 7th Floor, Fri 3:30 9-1 Pstr. GENDER AND POLITICS 11-11 DERRIDA AND THE POSTMODERN TURN Deleted: TBA th th Exhibit Hall, 4 Floor, Fri 8:30 Clark 10, 7 Floor, Sat 10:30 Deleted: TBA 11-12 SURPRISING CONNECTIONS: GANDHI, VIRGINIA WOOLF, Sect. 10 Race, Class and Ethnicity CAMUS Deleted: TBA th Regina Branton, Rice University Clark 10, 7 Floor, Sat 8:30 11-13 TWO EMIGRES: ARENDT AND MARCUSE Deleted: TBA 10-1 GROWING POLITICAL PARTICIPATION AND POWER Clark 10, 7th Floor, Sat 1:30 AMONG NATIVE AMERICANS Deleted: TBA 11-14 POLITICAL IMAGINATION Dearborn 1, 7th Floor, Sat 8:30 Clark 10, 7th Floor, Sat 3:30 Deleted: TBA 10-2 THE IMPACT OF DESCRIPTIVE AND SUBSTANTIVE 11-15 NIETZSCHE: NEW PERSPECTIVES REPRESENTATION FOR MINORITY GROUPS Burnham 2, 7th Floor, Thurs 8:30 Deleted: TBA LaSalle 3, 7th Floor, Thurs 3:30 11-16 HOBBES: NATURE AND LANGUAGE 10-3 RACE-BASED VOTING Deleted: TBA Clark 10, 7th Floor, Sun 10:30 Dearborn 1, 7th Floor, Fri 10:30 11-17 REPUBLICANISM: CITIZENSHIP AND LIBERTY Deleted: TBA 10-4 RACIAL/ETHNIC VOTING PARTICIPATION Clark 10, 7th Floor, Fri 10:30 Dearborn 1, 7th Floor, Thurs 1:30 Deleted: 11-18 FACETS OF MACHIAVELLI TBA 10-5 COMPARATIVE RACE/ETHNIC CONFLICT LaSalle 1, 7th Floor, Fri 3:30 Montrose 3, 7th Floor, Fri 1:30 Deleted: TBA 11-19 REREADING MILL 10-6 RACIAL AND ETHNIC IDENTITY POLITICS LaSalle 1, 7th Floor, Sat 8:30 Deleted: TBA Dearborn 1, 7th Floor, Fri 3:30 11-20 ROUNDTABLE: WHY HISTORY MATTERS: NEW 10-7 THE ROLE OF RELIGION IN RACIAL/ETHNIC POLITICS Deleted: TBA RESEARCH ON HISTORY OF THE DISCIPLINE Dearborn 1, 7th Floor, Sat 10:30 Parlor F, 6th Floor, Sat 1:30 10-8 IDEOLOGY AND PARTISANSHIP AMONG RACIAL AND Deleted: TBA 11-21 ROUSSEAU: LAW, LEGITIMACY, AND VIRTUE ETHNIC MINORITY GROUPS Montrose 7, 7th Floor, Sat 3:30 Deleted: TBA Burnham 2, 7th Floor, Sat 1:30 11-22 THE NATURALISTIC TURN IN POLITICAL THEORY 10-9 POLICY IMPLICATIONS FOR RACIAL/ETHNIC MINORITY Deleted: TBA Burnham 2, 7th Floor, Thurs 10:30 GROUPS 11-23 POLITICAL THEORY, GENDERED (Co-sponsored with Gender PDR 16, 5th Floor, Sat 3:30 Deleted: TBA and Politics, see 9-5) 10-10 DIFFUSION OF ATTITUDES WITHIN RACIAL/ETHNIC LaSalle 1, 7th Floor, Sat 10:30 Deleted: TBA GROUPS

Montrose 3, 7th Floor, Sun 8:30 Deleted: TBA 10-11 COMPARING POLITICAL ATTITUDES ACROSS RACIAL Sect. 12 Political Theory & Philosophy-Approaches and AND ETHNIC GROUPS Themes Deleted: TBA th Dearborn 1, 7 Floor, Thurs 8:30 Jack Knight, Washington University at St. Louis Deleted: TBA 10-12 THE ROLE OF CONTEXT AND SOPHISTICATION IN THE 12-1 ETHICS AND SOCIAL JUSTICE STRUCTURE OF WHITE RACIAL ATTITUDES Montrose 7, 7th Floor, Thurs 8:30 Deleted: TBA Parlor C, 6th Floor, Fri 3:30 12-2 THE STATE AND THE FOREIGNER: HISTORY AND Deleted: TBA 10-13 COMMON GROUND AND COALITIONS: INCREASING THE THEORY POLITICAL POWER OF MARGINALIZED GROUPS Montrose 2, 7th Floor, Sun 8:30 Deleted: TBA th Dearborn 1, 7 Floor, Thurs 3:30 12-3 HUMAN RIGHTS 10-14 ELECTORAL REFORM AND MINORITY POLITICAL Montrose 3, 7th Floor, Thurs 10:30 Deleted: TBA PARTICIPATION (Co-sponsored with Elections and Voting 12-4 ETHICAL ISSUES IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS Deleted: TBA Behavior, see 7-28) Dearborn 2, 7th Floor, Sat 3:30 th Dearborn 1, 7 Floor, Thurs 10:30 12-5 SCIENCE AND SOCIAL THEORY Deleted: TBA 10-1 Pstr. RACE, CLASS AND ETHNICITY LaSalle 2, 7th Floor, Thurs 8:30 th Exhibit Hall, 4 Floor, Fri 8:30 12-6 DEMOCRACY, CITIZENSHIP AND REPRESENTATION Deleted: TBA rd PDR 9, 3 Floor, Thurs 3:30 Deleted: TBA Sect. 11 Political Theory & Philosophy-Theorists and Texts 12-7 DEMOCRATIC THEORY John Gunnell, SUNY at Albany Dearborn 2, 7th Floor, Fri 8:30 Deleted: TBA 11-1 ROUNDTABLE: DAVID EASTON'S POLITICAL SYSTEM 12-8 DELIBERATIVE DEMOCRACY th Deleted: TBA AFTER FIFTY YEARS: POLITICAL SCIENCE AND Montrose 3, 7 Floor, Fri 10:30 POLITICAL THEORY (Co-sponsored with Program Chair, see 0- 12-9 POLITICS AND JUSTICE Deleted: TBA th 4) Parlor C, 6 Floor, Fri 1:30 State, 4th Floor, Thurs 1:30 12-10 POLITICS AND THE FAMILY Deleted: TBA PDR 6, 3rd Floor, Fri 10:30 11-2 HUME, BURKE, AND SMITH Deleted: TBA Clark 10, 7th Floor, Sun 8:30 12-11 POLITICAL THEORY AND POLITICAL ECONOMY th 11-3 PHILOSOPHY AND POLITICS IN ANCIENT GREECE Montrose 3, 7 Floor, Fri 3:30 Deleted: TBA LaSalle 1, 7th Floor, Thurs 8:30 12-12 POLITICAL THEORY AND RELIGION th 11-4 NEW PERSPECTIVES ON GREEK POLITICAL THEORY Montrose 3, 7 Floor, Thurs 3:30 Deleted: TBA Deleted: TBA 29 Deleted: TBA Deleted: TBA Deleted: TBA Deleted: TBA Deleted: TBA Deleted: TBA

12-13 ISSUES IN SOCIAL AND POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY Salon 4, 3rd Floor, Sat 8:30 Deleted: TBA th Burnham 2, 7 Floor, Sun 10:30 14-8 STRATEGY AND CHOICE IN MODELS OF INTERNATIONAL Deleted: TBA 12-14 POLITICS AND RIGHTS CONFLICT AND FOREIGN POLICY (Co-Sponsored with Montrose 3, 7th Floor, Sat 8:30 International Relations, see 4-32) Deleted: TBA 12-15 ISSUES IN LIBERALISM Salon 4, 3rd Floor, Sat 3:30 Montrose 3, 7th Floor, Sat 10:30 14-9 APPLICATIONS OF NEW METHODS IN INTERNATIONAL Deleted: TBA 12-16 LIBERALISM RELATIONS (Co-sponsored with International Relations, see 4- Deleted: TBA Montrose 3, 7th Floor, Sat 1:30 28) 12-17 THE POLITICS OF LIBERAL DEMOCRACY Clark 5, 7th Floor, Thurs 3:30 Deleted: TBA Montrose 7, 7th Floor, Sat 10:30 12-18 DEMOCRACY AND TOLERATION Sect. 15 Political Parties and Interest Groups Deleted: TBA rd PDR 6, 3 Floor, Fri 1:30 Nolan McCarty, Princeton University Deleted: TBA

15-1 INTEREST GROUPS & PARTICIPATION Deleted: TBA Sect. 13 Formal Modeling Salon 4, 3rd Floor, Thurs 10:30 Rebecca Morton, New York University 15-2 LOBBYING CONGRESS Deleted: TBA 13-1 MODELING LEGISLATIVE/ELECTORAL RELATIONSHIPS Salon 2, 3rd Floor, Sat 8:30 Salon 7, 3rd Floor, Thurs 10:30 15-3 LOBBYING Deleted: TBA 13-2 EVOLUTION AND THE DYNAMICS OF GROUPS, PARTIES, Salon 2, 3rd Floor, Fri 3:30 Deleted: TBA AND GOVERNMENTS (Co-sponsored with Political Parties and 15-4 ADAPTIVE MODELS OF INTEREST GROUP POLITICS Interest Groups, see 15-22) LaSalle 5, 7th Floor, Sun 8:30 Deleted: TBA Salon 7, 3rd Floor, Thurs 1:30 15-5 BUSINESS & POLITICS 13-3 MODELING SOURCES OF CONFLICT Salon 1, 3rd Floor, Sat 10:30 Deleted: TBA Salon 7, 3rd Floor, Thurs 3:30 15-6 ISSUES Deleted: TBA 13-4 LEGISLATORS AND LEGISLATIVE STRUCTURES Salon 4, 3rd Floor, Sat 1:30 Salon 7, 3rd Floor, Sat 8:30 15-7 PARTIES IN THE ELECTORATE Deleted: TBA 13-5 INFORMATION AND DYNAMICS IN FORMAL MODELS OF LaSalle 1, 7th Floor, Sat 3:30 POLITICS 15-8 INTEREST GROUPS IN STATE AND LOCAL POLITICS Deleted: TBA rd rd Salon 7, 3 Floor, Sat 10:30 Salon 2, 3 Floor, Thurs 3:30 Deleted: TBA 13-6 DYNAMIC MODELING IN POLITICAL SCIENCE: A 15-9 NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS, SOCIAL TRIBUTE TO THE MERRIAM LABORATORY (Co-sponsored MOVEMENTS & CIVIC ASSOCIATIONS Deleted: TBA with International Relations, see 4-31) LaSalle 1, 7th Floor, Fri 8:30 Salon 7, 3rd Floor, Sat 1:30 15-10 PARTIES OF LEFT & RIGHT Deleted: TBA rd 13-7 ECONOMIC VOTING AND POLICY MAKING Salon 1, 3 Floor, Sun 10:30 Deleted: TBA Salon 7, 3rd Floor, Fri 8:30 15-11 PRIMARIES 13-8 LOBBYING AND DELEGATION IN LEGISLATURES LaSalle 3, 7th Floor, Sun 8:30 Deleted: TBA Salon 7, 3rd Floor, Fri 3:30 15-12 CAMPAIGN FINANCE 13-9 POLICY MOTIVATED CANDIDATES AND ELECTORAL Salon 2, 3rd Floor, Sat 1:30 Deleted: TBA COMPETITION 15-13 FORMAL MODELS OF INTEREST GROUP POLITICS Deleted: TBA Salon 7, 3rd Floor, Fri 1:30 Salon 2, 3rd Floor, Thurs 8:30 13-10 MODELING PARTICIPATION 15-14 COMPARATIVE PARTIES Deleted: TBA Salon 7, 3rd Floor, Sat 3:30 Salon 2, 3rd Floor, Thurs 10:30 13-11 ROUNDTABLE: EVALUATING ELEGANCE: THE 15-15 PARTY ID Deleted: TBA rd CONTRIBUTIONS OF RICHARD MCKELVEY TO POLITICAL Salon 2, 3 Floor, Sat 10:30 Deleted: TBA SCIENCE (Co-sponsored with Program Chair, see 0-5) 15-16 PARTIES IN HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE State, 4th Floor, Sat 10:30 Salon 2, 3rd Floor, Thurs 1:30 Deleted: TBA 13-12 SOFTWARE PRESENTATION ON USING EXPERIMENTS TO 15-17 ORGANIZED SE ASIA LEGISLATORS TEACH ANALYTICAL POLITICAL SCIENCE Salon 2, 3rd Floor, Sat 3:30 Deleted: TBA th Parlor F, 6 Floor, Sun 10:30 15-18 INTEREST REPRESENTATION IN A FEDERALIST SYSTEM Deleted: TBA 13-13 FORMAL THEORY, ADMINISTRATION AND Salon 2, 3rd Floor, Fri 8:30 POLICYMAKING (Co-sponsored with Public Policy, see 22-12) 15-19 PARTIES & LEADERS Deleted: TBA Montrose 3, 7th Floor, Thurs 8:30 Salon 4, 3rd Floor, Thurs 1:30 15-20 POLITICS AFTER THE BIPARTISAN CAMPAIGN REFORM Deleted: TBA Sect. 14 Methodology ACT Deleted: TBA rd Brad Jones, University of Arizona Salon 2, 3 Floor, Fri 1:30 15-21 PERCEPTIONS (Co-sponsored with Comparative Politics- Deleted: TBA 14-1 MEASURING AND MODELING PREFERENCES rd Industrialized Countries, see 1-9) Salon 4, 3 Floor, Thurs 8:30 th Deleted: TBA LaSalle 3, 7 Floor, Sat 3:30 14-2 ANALYSIS OF LEGISLATIVE VOTING BEHAVIOR 15-22 EVOLUTION AND THE DYNAMICS OF GROUPS, PARTIES, LaSalle 2, 7th Floor, Sun 8:30 Deleted: TBA AND GOVERNMENTS (Co-sponsored with Formal Modeling, see 14-3 METHODOLOGICAL ISSUES IN THE ANALYSIS OF 13-2) Deleted: TBA COMPARATIVE POLITICS DATA Salon 7, 3rd Floor, Thurs 1:30 Salon 4, 3rd Floor, Fri 3:30 Deleted: TBA 15-1 Pstr. POLITICAL PARTIES AND INTEREST GROUPS 14-4 INNOVATIONS OF TIME-SERIAL AND CROSS-SECTIONAL Exhibit Hall, 4th Floor, Fri 10:30 APPROACHES TO THE ANALYSIS OF AMERICAN Deleted: TBA

POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS AND POLITICAL BEHAVIOR Deleted: TBA Salon 4, 3rd Floor, Thurs 3:30 Sect. 16 Presidency and Executive Politics 14-5 MEASUREMENT OF OPINION AND PREFERENCES IN Lyn Ragsdale, University of Illinois at Chicago Deleted: TBA COMPARATIVE POLITICS RESEARCH: THEORY AND 16-1 NEW LOOKS AT PUBLIC APPROVAL OF PRESIDENTS PRACTICE Clark 5, 7th Floor, Fri 8:30 Deleted: TBA rd Salon 4, 3 Floor, Fri 8:30 16-2 VETOES AND VOTES: CONGRESSIONAL REACTIONS TO Deleted: TBA 14-6 INFERENCE AND MEASUREMENT: FROM THEORY TO PRESIDENTIAL VETOES (Co-sponsored with Legislative APPLICATION Politics I: Institutions, see 17-24) Deleted: TBA Salon 4, 3rd Floor, Fri 1:30 Clark 10, 7th Floor, Thurs 8:30 14-7 ISSUES WITH MODELING EVENTS DATA 16-3 THE PRESIDENCY AND FOREIGN POLICY Deleted: TBA Deleted: TBA 30 Deleted: TBA Deleted: TBA Deleted: TBA Deleted: TBA Deleted: TBA

Deleted: TBA Clark 5, 7th Floor, Fri 1:30 17-23 THEY'RE IN: WHAT NOW? WOMEN AS Deleted: TBA 16-4 PRESIDENTIAL COMMUNICATION AND PERSUASION REPRESENTATIVES (Co-sponsored with Gender and Politics, Deleted: TBA Clark 10, 7th Floor, Thurs 10:30 see 9-4) 16-5 PRESIDENTS' SUCCESS AND FAILURE IN CONGRESS Montrose 1, 7th Floor, Thurs 8:30 Deleted: TBA Clark 5, 7th Floor, Sat 3:30 17-24 VETOES AND VOTES: CONGRESSIONAL REACTIONS TO 16-6 INSTITUTIONAL DECISION MAKING IN THE PRESIDENCY PRESIDENTIAL VETOES (Co-sponsored with Presidency and Deleted: TBA th Clark 5, 7 Floor, Sat 1:30 Executive Politics, see 16-2) Deleted: TBA 16-7 POLITICAL TERROR: THE ADMINISTRATION'S RESPONSE Clark 10, 7th Floor, Thurs 8:30 AND NATIONAL SECURITY 17-1 Pstr. LEGISLATIVE POLITICS I: INSTITUTIONS Deleted: TBA Clark 10, 7th Floor, Thurs 1:30 Exhibit Hall, 4th Floor, Sat 8:30 16-8 PRESIDENTIAL CONTROL OVER POLICY MAKING Deleted: TBA th LaSalle 3, 7 Floor, Sun 10:30 Sect. 18 Legislative Politics II: Campaigns and Elections Deleted: TBA 16-9 ROUNDTABLE: BUSH AT THE MIDTERM Gary Jacobson, University of California, Clark 5, 7th Floor, Fri 3:30 Deleted: TBA 16-10 MODELS OF PRESIDENTIAL POPULARITY IN THE U.S. San Diego AND ABROAD (Co-sponsored with Political Psychology and 18-1 GENDER AND LEGISLATIVE ELECTIONS (Co-sponsored with Deleted: TBA Public Opinion, see 6-30) Gender and Politics, see 9-20) th Deleted: TBA Salon 8, 3rd Floor, Fri 10:30 PDR 16, 5 Floor, Thurs 1:30 16-1 Pstr. PRESIDENCY AND EXECUTIVE POLITICS 18-2 LEGISLATIVE ELECTIONS IN HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE Deleted: TBA th Exhibit Hall, 4th Floor, Fri 1:30 PDR 16, 5 Floor, Thurs 10:30 18-3 DESIGNING DISCLOSURE: TRACING THE TRIBUTARIES Deleted: TBA OF CAMPAIGN FINANCE Sect. 17 Legislative Politics I: Institutions Deleted: TBA Salon 4, 3rd Floor, Sun 8:30 Barbara Sinclair, University of California, 18-4 OUTSIDE MONEY: SOFT MONEY AND ISSUE ADVOCACY Deleted: TBA Los Angeles IN THE 2002 US SENATE ELECTIONS 17-1 COMMITTEE REPRESENTATIVENESS Burnham 5, 7th Floor, Thurs 3:30 Deleted: TBA Dearborn 3, 7th Floor, Thurs 8:30 18-5 THE OTHER CAMPAIGN: SOFT MONEY AND ISSUE Deleted: TBA 17-2 ASKING NEGLECTED QUESTIONS ABOUT CONGRESS ADVOCACY IN THE 2002 US HOUSE ELECTIONS th th Dearborn 3, 7 Floor, Thurs 1:30 Parlor D, 6 Floor, Thurs 10:30 Deleted: TBA 17-3 CONGRESSIONAL PARTIES--THEIR ROLE AND IMPACT #3 18-6 ROUNDTABLE: PEW PROJECT ON 2002 COMPETITIVE Dearborn 3, 7th Floor, Fri 1:30 ELECTIONS: OPEN AND NEW SEATS Deleted: TBA 17-4 INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE SENATE PDR 16, 5th Floor, Fri 3:30 Deleted: TBA Dearborn 3, 7th Floor, Fri 8:30 18-7 ROUNDTABLE: PEW PROJECT ON 2002 COMPETITIVE 17-5 CONGRESS AND THE EXECUTIVE ELECTIONS: INCUMBENT VS. CHALLENGER RACES Deleted: TBA Clark 10, 7th Floor, Thurs 3:30 Parlor F, 6th Floor, Sat 3:30 17-6 MESSAGE POLITICS 18-8 SOURCES OF CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGN MONEY Deleted: TBA Dearborn 3, 7th Floor, Fri 10:30 PDR 16, 5th Floor, Fri 1:30 Deleted: TBA 17-7 REPRESENTATION 18-9 CONSEQUENCES OF CONGRESSIONAL REDISTRICTING Burnham 1, 7th Floor, Fri 8:30 Burnham 2, 7th Floor, Thurs 1:30 Deleted: TBA 17-8 THE SPEAKER IN THE LEGISLATIVE PROCESS 18-10 SENATE ELECTIONS AND REPRESENTATION Dearborn 3, 7th Floor, Sat 1:30 Dearborn 2, 7th Floor, Sun 10:30 Deleted: TBA 17-9 MONEY AND POLITICS 18-11 PARTISAN POLARIZATION AND THE MEDIAN VOTER Deleted: TBA Burnham 2, 7th Floor, Sat 3:30 Burnham 5, 7th Floor, Sat 1:30 17-10 PROCEDURE AND STRATEGY IN LEGISLATURES 18-12 STRATEGIC POLITICIANS AND LEGISLATIVE ELECTIONS Deleted: TBA Burnham 4, 7th Floor, Sun 8:30 Sandburg 6, 7th Floor, Fri 8:30 17-11 WOMEN IN LEGISLATURES (Co-sponsored with Gender and 18-13 CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIONS IN TIME Deleted: TBA th Politics, see 9-19) PDR 16, 5 Floor, Fri 10:30 Deleted: TBA Burnham 4, 7th Floor, Sun 10:30 18-14 CONGRESSIONAL REDISTRICTING AND STRATEGIC 17-12 POLITICS AND POLICY CHANGE BEHAVIOR Deleted: TBA Dearborn 3, 7th Floor, Thurs 10:30 PDR 16, 5th Floor, Sat 10:30 17-13 AMATEURS AND PROFESSIONALS IN LEGISLATURES 18-15 LEGISLATIVE CAMPAIGNS Deleted: TBA th th Burnham 1, 7 Floor, Thurs 10:30 PDR 16, 5 Floor, Thurs 8:30 Deleted: TBA 17-14 EXPLAINING LEGISLATIVE BEHAVIOR 18-16 ROUNDTABLE: THE 2002 CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIONS LaSalle 1, 7th Floor, Fri 10:30 AND THEIR POLITICAL AND POLICY CONSEQUENCES Deleted: TBA 17-15 LAWMAKING IN CONGRESS (Co-sponsored with Legislative Politics I: Institutions, see 17-16) Dearborn 3, 7th Floor, Fri 3:30 Parlor F, 6th Floor, Thurs 8:30 Deleted: TBA 17-16 ROUNDTABLE: THE 2002 CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIONS 18-1 Pstr. LEGISLATIVE POLITICS II: CAMPAIGNS AND ELECTIONS Deleted: TBA AND THEIR POLITICAL AND POLICY CONSEQUENCES Exhibit Hall, 4th Floor, Sat 8:30 (Co-sponsored with Legislative Politics II: Campaigns and Deleted: TBA Elections, see 18-16) Sect. 19 Judicial Politics and Public Law th Deleted: TBA Parlor F, 6 Floor, Thurs 8:30 Isaac Unah, University of North Carolina 17-17 COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVES ON LEGISLATURES 19-1 AUTHORS MEET CRITICS: JEFFREY A. SEGAL AND Deleted: TBA Burnham 2, 7th Floor, Fri 1:30 HAROLD J. SPAETH: THE SUPREME COURT AND THE 17-18 LESSONS FROM THE CAMPAIGN FINANCE REFORM Deleted: TBA ATTITUDINAL MODEL REVISITED BATTLE State, 4th Floor, Thurs 8:30 Dearborn 3, 7th Floor, Sat 10:30 Deleted: TBA 19-2 PUBLIC OPINION, THE PRESS, AND SUPPORT FOR 17-19 CONGRESSIONAL PARTIES--THEIR ROLE AND IMPACT #1 THE SUPREME COURT Deleted: TBA Burnham 2, 7th Floor, Sat 10:30 Burnham 4, 7th Floor, Thurs 10:30 17-20 CONGRESSIONAL PARTIES--THEIR ROLE AND IMPACT #2 Deleted: TBA 19-3 THE CONTESTED CIVIC CONSTITUTION Dearborn 3, 7th Floor, Sat 3:30 Salon 3, 3rd Floor, Sun 10:30 Deleted: TBA 17-21 PARTY SWITCHERS 19-4 THE CONSTITUTIONALITY OF PRESIDENT BUSH'S Dearborn 3, 7th Floor, Thurs 3:30 FAITH-BASED INITIATIVE Deleted: TBA 17-22 EXPLORING THE HISTORICAL CONGRESS Dearborn 2, 7th Floor, Sun 8:30 PDR 6, 3rd Floor, Fri 3:30 Deleted: TBA 19-5 SEPARATION OF POWERS MODELS Deleted: TBA 31 Deleted: TBA Deleted: TBA Deleted: TBA Deleted: TBA Deleted: TBA Deleted: TBA

Burnham 4, 7th Floor, Thurs 3:30 Sandburg 3, 7th Floor, Thurs 1:30 Deleted: TBA 19-6 THE POLITICS OF DISCRIMINATION, ABORTION, AND THE 20-3 ACCOUNTABILITY Deleted: TBA DEATH PENALTY Sandburg 3, 7th Floor, Fri 8:30 Burnham 2, 7th Floor, Fri 8:30 20-4 DEVOLUTION AND CENTRALIZATION Deleted: TBA 19-7 THE ROLE OF COURTS AND THE CONSTITUTION IN THE Sandburg 3, 7th Floor, Fri 10:30 WAR ON TERRORISM 20-5 REGULATORY POLICY Deleted: TBA th th Burnham 4, 7 Floor, Fri 3:30 Sandburg 4, 7 Floor, Sat 1:30 Deleted: TBA 19-8 MODELS OF SUPREME COURT DECISION MAKING: AN 20-6 DEREGULATION EXTENTION Sandburg 3, 7th Floor, Fri 1:30 Deleted: TBA LaSalle 1, 7th Floor, Thurs 10:30 20-7 PRISONS AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE 19-9 PRECEDENT AND THE THEORY OF JUDICIAL HIERARCHY Sandburg 3, 7th Floor, Sat 8:30 Deleted: TBA th Burnham 2, 7 Floor, Fri 3:30 20-8 POLICY DIFFUSION AND AGENDAS Deleted: TBA 19-10 THE REHNQUIST COURT, CONSTITUTIONAL Sandburg 3, 7th Floor, Fri 3:30 FEDERALISM, AND THE POLITICS 20-9 WELFARE REFORM Deleted: TBA OF RIGHTS Sandburg 3, 7th Floor, Sat 10:30 Salon 2, 3rd Floor, Sun 10:30 20-10 CAMPAIGN FINANCE AND POLITCAL REGULATION Deleted: TBA th 19-11 DECISION MAKING IN THE U.S. COURTS OF APPEALS Sandburg 3, 7 Floor, Sat 1:30 Deleted: TBA Burnham 4, 7th Floor, Fri 1:30 20-11 CAREERS 19-12 REHNQUIST COURT: DIRECTION, PERSONALITIES, AND Sandburg 3, 7th Floor, Sat 3:30 Deleted: TBA CONTEXT 20-12 ETHNIC CONFLICT AND CONFLICT RESOLUTION Burnham 4, 7th Floor, Sat 10:30 Sandburg 4, 7th Floor, Sun 10:30 Deleted: TBA 19-13 THE IMPACT OF CONSTITUTIONAL COURTS IN 20-13 DIRECT DEMOCRACY Deleted: TBA DEMOCRATIC TRANSITIONS Sandburg 3, 7th Floor, Thurs 10:30 Burnham 4, 7th Floor, Sat 1:30 20-14 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Deleted: TBA 19-14 JUDICIAL REVIEW OF ADMINISTRATIVE ACTION: Sandburg 4, 7th Floor, Sun 8:30 POLITICS AT THE CHEVRON STATION 20-15 FISCAL CRISES AND STATE BUDGETS Deleted: TBA rd th PDR 6, 3 Floor, Sat 3:30 Sandburg 3, 7 Floor, Thurs 3:30 Deleted: TBA 19-15 INTEREST GROUPS AND THEIR LITIGATION AND 20-16 TOBACCO COSPONSORED WITH PUBLIC POLICY POLITICAL ACTIVITIES Parlor C, 6th Floor, Fri 10:30 Deleted: TBA Burnham 4, 7th Floor, Thurs 1:30 20-1 Pstr. STATE AND INTERGOVERNMENTAL POLICIES th Deleted: 19-16 INSTITUTIONAL CONSTRAINTS AND JUDICIAL Exhibit Hall, 4 Floor, Thurs 8:30 TBA INDEPENDENCE AROUND THE WORLD Deleted: TBA Dearborn 1, 7th Floor, Sun 8:30 Sect. 21 Urban and Local Politics 19-17 JUDICIAL SELECTION, INDEPENDENCE, AND THE Anirudh Ruhil, University of Illinois at Chicago Deleted: TBA QUALITY OF JURISTS 21-1 TRANSACTION RESOURCE THEORY AND LOCAL Deleted: TBA LaSalle 1, 7th Floor, Thurs 3:30 GOVERNANCE: THE CONTRIUBTINS OF STEVEN MASER 19-18 IMPLEMENTATION AND IMPACT OF COURT DECISIONS Dearborn 2, 7th Floor, Thurs 8:30 Deleted: TBA Salon 5, 3rd Floor, Fri 1:30 21-2 THE COLOR OF LOCAL POLITICS: RACE, 19-19 JUDICIAL SELECTION AND DIVERSIFICATION OF THE Deleted: TBA REPRESENTATION AND REFORM AMERICAN BENCH Dearborn 2, 7th Floor, Thurs 1:30 Deleted: TBA Burnham 4, 7th Floor, Fri 10:30 21-3 URBAN ELECTORAL DYNAMICS: VOTING, CAMPAIGNS, 19-20 POLICY CHANGE, INSTITUTIONAL STRUCTURE, AND AND MAYORAL TENURE Deleted: TBA DECISION MAKING IN SPECIALIZED COURTS Dearborn 2, 7th Floor, Fri 10:30 Burnham 4, 7th Floor, Fri 8:30 Deleted: TBA 21-4 THE MANY FACES OF REFORM: SECESSION, 19-21 BUILDING A HIGHER WALL?: JUDICIAL POLITICS AND STRUCTURAL CHANGE, AND BIAS Deleted: TBA THE SEPARATION OF CHURCH AND STATE Dearborn 2, 7th Floor, Fri 1:30 Burnham 4, 7th Floor, Sat 3:30 21-5 THE POLITICS OF LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Deleted: TBA 19-22 THE SOLICITOR GENERAL AND FEDERAL GOVERNMENT LaSalle 3, 7th Floor, Sat 8:30 RELATIONS WITH THE U.S. SUPREME COURT Deleted: TBA 21-6 FISCAL ISSUES IN STATE-LOCAL GOVERNANCE Burnham 4, 7th Floor, Sat 8:30 Dearborn 2, 7th Floor, Sat 1:30 Deleted: TBA 19-23 OPINION ASSIGNMENT, WRITING, AND COALITION 21-7 STUDIES IN URBAN GOVERNANCE: INSTITUTIONS AND FORMATION IN THE JUDICIARY CONSEQUENCES Deleted: TBA PDR 6, 3rd Floor, Sat 1:30 LaSalle 5, 7th Floor, Sun 10:30 19-24 EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF DECISION MAKING IN STATE Deleted: TBA 21-8 THE ELECTORAL, GOVERNING, AND POLICY DYNAMICS SUPREME COURTS OF SPECIAL DISTRICTS Deleted: TBA PDR 6, 3rd Floor, Sat 10:30 Dearborn 2, 7th Floor, Sat 10:30 19-25 SCIENTIFIC EPISTEMOLOGY, LEGAL SCHOLARSHIP, AND Deleted: TBA 21-9 URBAN PSYCHOLOGY? CITIZENS, MAYORS, AND LOCAL A RE-EXAMINATION OF THE ATTITUDINAL MODEL POLICIES Burnham 4, 7th Floor, Thurs 8:30 Deleted: TBA Burnham 5, 7th Floor, Fri 8:30 19-26 WOMEN JUDGES: COURT AND CONTEST (Co-sponsored 21-10 URBAN POLICY: PUTTING MONEY WHERE THE MOUTH Deleted: TBA with Gender and Politics, see 9-1) IS? Salon 3, 3rd Floor, Sun 8:30 Deleted: TBA Dearborn 2, 7th Floor, Thurs 10:30 19-1 Pstr. CONSTITUTIONAL FOUNDATIONS, POLICY OUTCOMES, 21-11 POLICY AND POLITICS IN LOCAL ENVIRONMENTS (Co- AND THE JUDICIAL SELECTION PROCESS Deleted: TBA sponsored with Public Policy, see 22-19) Exhibit Hall, 4th Floor, Fri 10:30 Burnham 5, 7th Floor, Thurs 10:30 Deleted: TBA

21-12 CHARTER SCHOOLS, TESTS, AND PLAYGROUNDS: THE Deleted: TBA Sect. 20 State and Intergovernmental Policies POLITICS OF EDUCATION POLICY (Co-sponsored with Public Jenna Bednar, University of Michigan Policy, see 22-14) Deleted: TBA Elizabeth Gerber, University of Michigan Montrose 2, 7th Floor, Fri 8:30 Deleted: TBA 20-1 COMPARATIVE FEDERALISM (Co-sponsord with Comparative 21-1 Pstr. DIVERSE PERSPECTIVES IN URBAN AND LOCAL POLITICS Politics-Developing Countries, see 2-14) RESEARCH th Deleted: TBA PDR 16, 5th Floor, Thurs 3:30 Exhibit Hall, 4 Floor, Sat 3:30 20-2 REPRESENTATION Deleted: TBA Deleted: TBA 32 Deleted: TBA Deleted: TBA

Deleted: TBA Sect. 22 Public Policy 23-6 CITIZEN INVOLVEMENT IN STATE AND LOCAL Deleted: TBA Daniel Carpenter, University of Michigan ADMINISTRATION Deleted: TBA LaSalle 2, 7th Floor, Fri 1:30 22-2 AFFIRMATIVE ACTION, DIFFERENCE AND UNIVERSITY 23-7 FAITH-BASED ORGANIZATIONS IN THE DELIVERY OF Deleted: TBA ADMISSIONS PUBLIC SERVICES Montrose 2, 7th Floor, Thurs 3:30 LaSalle 2, 7th Floor, Sun 10:30 Deleted: TBA 22-3 BUREAUCRATIC POLITICS IN SOCIAL POLICY 23-8 STABILITY AND CHANGE IN PUBLIC FINANCIAL Sandburg 3, 7th Floor, Sun 10:30 Deleted: TBA MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS 22-4 LEGISLATIVE POLICYMAKING AND PUBLIC POLICY LaSalle 2, 7th Floor, Thurs 3:30 Deleted: TBA Montrose 2, 7th Floor, Fri 10:30 23-9 ALTERNATIVE MODES OF SERVICE DELIVERY 22-5 THE POLITICS OF MORALITY POLICY LaSalle 2, 7th Floor, Sat 8:30 Deleted: TBA Montrose 2, 7th Floor, Sat 10:30 23-10 POLITICS AND BUREAUCRACY OF REGULATORY 22-6 THE POLITICS OF TAX AND FISCAL POLICY Deleted: TBA AGENCIES Dearborn 2, 7th Floor, Fri 3:30 LaSalle 2, 7th Floor, Sat 10:30 Deleted: TBA 22-7 THE POLITICS OF TOBACCO POLICY 23-11 LEADERSHIP AND SUPERVISION OF PUBLIC AGENCIES Dearborn 2, 7th Floor, Sat 8:30 LaSalle 2, 7th Floor, Sat 1:30 Deleted: TBA 22-8 THE POLITICS OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY I 23-12 THE IMPACT OF STATE REGULATION AND CONTROL Montrose 2, 7th Floor, Sat 3:30 Deleted: TBA LaSalle 2, 7th Floor, Fri 3:30 22-9 COLLABORATIVE APPROACHES TO 23-13 ROUNDTABLE: THEORETICAL PERSPECTIVES ON THE Deleted: TBA PUBLIC/ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY PRACTICE AND IMPACT OF PERFORMANCE PDR 16, 5th Floor, Sat 1:30 MEASUREMENT Deleted: TBA 22-10 NEW FRAMEWORKS FOR AMERICAN POLITICS LaSalle 2, 7th Floor, Sat 3:30 Sandburg 3, 7th Floor, Sun 8:30 Deleted: TBA 23-1 Pstr. PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION 22-11 ELITES STRATEGIES AND PREFERENCES IN THE POLICY Exhibit Hall, 4th Floor, Thurs 8:30 Deleted: TBA PROCESS

Montrose 2, 7th Floor, Fri 1:30 Deleted: TBA 22-12 FORMAL THEORY, ADMINISTRATION AND Sect. 24 Political Culture POLICYMAKING (Co-sponsored with Formal Modeling, see 13- Raymond Duch, University of Houston Deleted: TBA 13) 24-1 CIVIC CULTURE AND POLITICAL PARTICIPATION Deleted: TBA Montrose 3, 7th Floor, Thurs 8:30 Montrose 2, 7th Floor, Thurs 1:30 22-13 VOLUNTARY COMPLIANCE, SELF-REGULATION 24-2 INTERSECTIONS OF DOMESTIC AND TRANSNATIONAL Deleted: TBA Burnham 5, 7th Floor, Thurs 8:30 SOCIAL MOVEMENTS 22-14 CHARTER SCHOOLS, TESTS, AND PLAYGROUNDS: THE PDR 16, 5th Floor, Fri 8:30 Deleted: TBA POLITICS OF EDUCATION POLICY (Co-sponsored with Urban 24-3 RELIGION AND CULTURE Deleted: TBA and Local Politics, see 21-12) Burnham 5, 7th Floor, Fri 1:30 Montrose 2, 7th Floor, Fri 8:30 24-4 VALUES AND IDEOLOGY Deleted: TBA 22-15 WELFARE POLICY Montrose 2, 7th Floor, Thurs 8:30 Burnham 5, 7th Floor, Fri 10:30 24-5 PATRIOTISM Deleted: TBA th 22-16 THE INSTITUTIONAL POLITICS OF FINANCIAL POLICY Sandburg 4, 7 Floor, Sat 3:30 Deleted: TBA Montrose 2, 7th Floor, Fri 3:30 24-6 SOCIAL CAPITAL 22-17 HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVES ON PUBLIC POLICY Sandburg 4, 7th Floor, Sat 8:30 Deleted: TBA Montrose 2, 7th Floor, Sat 1:30 24-7 NATIONAL ECONOMIC PERCEPTIONS AND THE VOTE 22-18 PUNCTUATIONS, SUBSYSTEMS AND POLICY CHANGE Salon 4, 3rd Floor, Sun 10:30 Deleted: TBA th Montrose 2, 7 Floor, Sat 8:30 Deleted: TBA 22-19 POLICY AND POLITICS IN LOCAL ENVIRONMENTS (Co- Sect. 25 Terrorism, Societal Conflict and Human Right sponsored with Urban and Local Politics, see 21-11) Christian Davenport, University of Maryland Deleted: TBA Burnham 5, 7th Floor, Thurs 10:30 25-1 THE DYNAMICS OF TERRORISM AND EXTREMISM, PART I 22-20 THE POLITICS OF HEALTH POLICY (Co-sponsored with Deleted: TBA Sandburg 6, 7th Floor, Thurs 10:30 Comparative Politics-Industrialized Countries, see 1-21) 25-2 STOPPING THE VIOLENCE: ON INTERVENTIONS, LOANS Deleted: TBA Dearborn 2, 7th Floor, Thurs 3:30 AND NEGOTIATIONS 22-21 THEORIES OF POLICY CHANGE IN DEMOCRACIES: A 30 Deleted: TBA Sandburg 6, 7th Floor, Thurs 3:30 YEAR RETROSPECTIVE (Co-sponsored with Policy Studies 25-3 TO KILL OR NOT TO KILL: REPERTOIRES AND Organization, see 30-2) Deleted: TBA MOTIVATIONS Sandburg 4, 7th Floor, Thurs 3:30 Parlor D, 6th Floor, Fri 10:30 Deleted: TBA 22-1 Pstr. PUBLIC POLICY 25-4 BURNING DOWN THE HOUSE: REBELS, REBELLION AND Exhibit Hall, 4th Floor, Thurs 1:30 Deleted: TBA CAUSAL DETERMINANTS

Parlor D, 6th Floor, Fri 1:30 Deleted: TBA Sect. 23 Public Administration 25-5 CONFLICTUAL INTERSECTIONS: EXPLORING THE Rebecca Hendrick, University of Illinois at Chicago RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CONFLICT AND EVERYTHING Deleted: TBA Jack Knott, University of Illinois at Chicago ELSE th Deleted: TBA 23-1 SERVICE DELIVERY AND PERFORMANCE IN HEALTH Sandburg 6, 7 Floor, Sat 10:30 CARE 25-6 THE CONSEQUENCES OF CONTENTIOUS POLITICS, I Deleted: TBA th LaSalle 2, 7th Floor, Thurs 10:30 Parlor D, 6 Floor, Thurs 8:30 Deleted: TBA 23-2 STRATEGIES OF GOVERNANCE FOR PUBLIC 25-7 CONFLICT DATA WORKSHOP, I th MANAGEMENT Parlor C, 6 Floor, Fri 8:30 Deleted: TBA LaSalle 2, 7th Floor, Thurs 1:30 25-8 THE CONTEXT OF STATE-SPONSORED MURDER th 23-3 HUMAN RESOURCE POLICY, PUBLIC MANAGEMENT, Parlor D, 6 Floor, Fri 3:30 Deleted: TBA AND GENDER 25-9 SOCIETAL CONFLICT AND JUSTICE th Deleted: TBA PDR 9, 3rd Floor, Thurs 10:30 Parlor C, 6 Floor, Sat 3:30 23-4 PERFORMANCE AND QUALITY IN PUBLIC MANAGEMENT 25-10 UNCONVENTIONAL EXPLORATIONS INTO CONTENTIOUS Deleted: TBA LaSalle 2, 7th Floor, Fri 8:30 POLITICS/CONFLICT PROCESSES th 23-5 RATIONAL CHOICE, BUREAUCRACY, AND POLITICS Parlor C, 6 Floor, Sat 1:30 Deleted: TBA Salon 8, 3rd Floor, Sat 10:30 25-11 THE DYNAMICS OF TERRORISM AND EXTREMISM, PART II Deleted: TBA Deleted: TBA 33 Deleted: TBA

th Parlor D, 6 Floor, Thurs 1:30 Sect. 30 Policy Studies Organization Deleted: TBA 25-12 ROUNDTABLE: IS THERE A FIELD OF DOMESTIC Harrell Rodgers, University of Houston CONFLICT IN POLITICAL SCIENCE? PART I 30-1 COMPETING AND LEARNING: THE Parlor D, 6th Floor, Sat 3:30 INTERGOVERNMENTAL DIMENSIONS TO STATE Deleted: TBA 25-13 CONFLICT DATA WORKSHOP, II WELFARE POLICY-MAKING Parlor C, 6th Floor, Sat 8:30 Parlor D, 6th Floor, Sat 8:30 Deleted: TBA

30-2 THEORIES OF POLICY CHANGE IN DEMOCRACIES: A 30 Deleted: TBA Sect. 26 Teaching Political Science YEAR RETROSPECTIVE (Co-sponsored with Public Policy, see Michelle Deardorff, Millikin University 22-21) th 26-1 INNOVATIVE TEACHING: NEW STRATEGIES AND NEW Sandburg 4, 7 Floor, Thurs 3:30 Deleted: TBA UNIVERSES 30-3 THE OTHER SIDE OF WELFARE REFORM: THE POLICY th Burnham 5, 7 Floor, Sat 8:30 ENVIRONMENT FOR EXPANDING THE OPPORTUNITIES, Deleted: TBA 26-2 LEARNING COMMUNITIES AND TECHNOLOGY OF YOUNG, LOW SKILLED, AFRICAN AMERICAN MEN th th Montrose 2, 7 Floor, Thurs 10:30 LaSalle 2, 7 Floor, Fri 10:30 Deleted: TBA 26-3 INNOVATIVE LEARNING: INSTITUTIONAL DESIGN AND STUDENT OUTCOMES Sect. 31 Empirical Investigation of Theoretical Models Deleted: TBA th Parlor D, 6 Floor, Fri 8:30 James Alt, Harvard University 26-4 CIVIC EDUCATION AND EXPERIENTIAL PEDAGOGIES Deleted: TBA 31-1 Pstr. EMPIRICAL IMPLICATIONS OF THEORETICAL MODELS PDR 9, 3rd Floor, Fri 10:30 Exhibit Hall, 4th Floor, Fri 10:30 Deleted: TBA 26-5 MOOT COURT SIMULATIONS: WITHIN AND WITHOUT

THE CLASSROOM th Sect. 32 Caucus for New Political Science Burnham 5, 7 Floor, Sat 3:30 Deleted: TBA 26-6 RESEARCH METHODS: STRATEGIES AND BEST John Berg, University of Notre Dame PRACTICES 32-1 CRITICAL PERSPECTIVES ON CURRENT POLITICAL Field Code Changed Sandburg 3, 7th Floor, Thurs 8:30 ISSUES Clark 7, 7th Floor, Fri 10:30 Field Code Changed

Sect. 27 Midwest Women’s Caucus Deleted: TBA Lisa Baldez, Washington University of St. Louis 27-1 ROUNDTABLE: BEYOND THE WOMEN'S CAUCUS? Sect. 33 APSA Committee on Civic Education and Deleted: TBA REFLECTIONS ON THE CAUCUS IN THE 20TH AND 21ST Engagement Field Code Changed CENTURIES Stephen J. Macedo, Princeton University Parlor F, 6th Floor, Sun 8:30 33-1 ROUNDTABLE: INSTITUTIONAL CHANGE AND CIVIC Deleted: ¶ 27-2 ROUNDTABLE: THE JOYS AND FRUSTRATIONS OF ENGAGEMENT IN THE U.S.: DIAGNOSES AND BACCALAUREATE-ONLY DEPARTMENTS Deleted: TBA PRESCRIPTIONS Parlor F, 6th Floor, Thurs 3:30 Sandburg 6, 7th Floor, Fri 3:30 Deleted: TBA 27-3 ROUNDTABLE: THE REWARDS AND PUNISHMENTS OF 33-2 ROUNDTABLE: CIVIC ENGAGEMENT, CIVIC EQUALITY, ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICE IN HIGHER EDUCATION Deleted: TBA AND THE AMERICAN METROPOLIS Parlor F, 6th Floor, Thurs 10:30 Sandburg 6, 7th Floor, Fri 10:30 27-4 ROUNDTABLE: THE FUTURE OF GRADUATE EDUCATION Deleted: TBA 33-3 ROUNDTABLE: CIVIC ENGAGEMENT AND THE Parlor F, 6th Floor, Fri 8:30 NONPROFIT, VOLUNTARY, AND PHILANTHROPIC Deleted: TBA 27-5 ROUNDTABLE: SOAKING AND POKING: INTERVIEWING SECTORS TECHNIQUES AND STRATEGIES FOR WOMEN AND MEN Deleted: TBA Parlor C, 6th Floor, Sat 10:30 State, 4th Floor, Sat 1:30 27-6 A PANEL HONORING VIRGINIA SAPIRO, WINNER OF THE Deleted: TBA WOMEN'S CAUCUS 2002 OUTSTANDING PROFESSIONAL Sect. 34 American Political Science Association Deleted: TBA ACHIEVEMENT AWARD 34-1 APSA TOWN MEETING ON ACHIEVEMENTS AND th Parlor F, 6 Floor, Fri 3:30 CHALLENGES Deleted: TBA Parlor F, 6th Floor, Fri 1:30 Sect. 28 Society for Greek Political Thought Deleted: TBA Carson Holloway, Concord College 28-1 PHILOSOPHY AND RULE th Dearborn 1, 7 Floor, Sun 10:30 Deleted: TBA 28-2 POLITICS AND RHETORIC th LaSalle 1, 7 Floor, Thurs 1:30 Deleted: TBA 28-3 THE HOUSEHOLD AND THE CITY th Burnham 5, 7 Floor, Fri 3:30 Deleted: TBA 28-4 PLATO ON JUSTICE th Parlor D, 6 Floor, Sat 1:30 Deleted: TBA 28-5 CONTEMPORARY APPLICATIONS OF ARISTOTLE'S THOUGHT th Sandburg 4, 7 Floor, Fri 1:30 Deleted: TBA

Sect. 29 LGBT Caucus Steve Sanders, Indiana University 29-1 POLICY AND POLITICAL CHANGE IN LGBT POLITICS rd PDR 9, 3 Floor, Fri 1:30 Deleted: TBA 29-2 SAME-SEX MARRIAGE AND MORALITY POLITICS th Parlor D, 6 Floor, Thurs 3:30 Deleted: TBA 29-3 COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVES ON LGBT POLITICS th Parlor D, 6 Floor, Sat 10:30 Deleted: TBA

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Thursday, April 3 – 8:30 am – 10:15 am [email protected] Auctioning Off The Farm: Signaling, Politics, and Economic 20-1 Pstr. STATE AND INTERGOVERNMENTAL POLICIES Development Room EXHIBIT HALL, 4th FLOOR, THUR 8:30 Donijo Robbins, Grand Valley State University Posters Governors, Legislatures and Veto Overrides: A State Level [email protected] Test of Pivotal Politics Gerald J. Miller, Rutgers University, Newark Eric W. Manning, University of Iowa [email protected] [email protected] Nonprofit Organizations, Funding Issues, and the Hollowing Gubernatorial Popularity Across Space and Time State: An Examination of the Elderly Nutrition Program James D. King, University of Wyoming Keith A. Schildt, University of La Verne [email protected] [email protected] Jeffrey E. Cohen, Fordham University ¡Muastreme el Dinero!: Assessing the Linkage Between [email protected] Hispanic School Superintendents and Bilingual Program Direct vs. Representative Democracy Finance Patricia M. Crotty, East Stroudsburg University Nick A. Theobald, Texas A&M University pcrotty@po-box esu.edu [email protected] When Individuals Matter in Waging Wars: An Institutional Throwing Out the Book: Paralyzing Public Problems and Public Approach Management Practice as a Guide to Theory' Amir Azarvan, Georgia State University Edward P, Weber, Washington State University [email protected] [email protected] Committee Roles, Pressure Build-Up, and Changes in Anne Khademian, Legislative Rules of Procedure [email protected] Nancy Martorano, University of Dayton The Political Determinants of Bureaucratic Responsiveness in [email protected] State Administrative Agencies Will the Wheel Turn? Possibilities For the Future of National- Neal D. Woods, University of South Carolina State Relations in the United States [email protected] Scott C. Pandich, SUNY-Geneseo Micheal K. Baranowski, Northern Kentucky University [email protected] [email protected] The Politics of Inequality 1-14 SOCIAL TRUST AND POLITICAL SATISFACTION: Benjamin Radcliff, Vanderbilt University CROSS-NATIONAL STUDIES, LOCAL CONTEXTS [email protected] Room LASALLE 5, 7TH FLOOR, THUR 8:30 Rodney Hero, University of Notre Dame Chair Robert Rohrschneider, Indiana University [email protected] [email protected] 23-1 Pstr. PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION Papers Familiarity Breeds Contentment: Contextual and Individual Room EXHIBIT HALL, 4th FLOOR, THUR 8:30 Determinants of Democratic Satisfaction in 34 Democracies Posters A Kinder Word for Theory X: Why Well-Trained Managers David P. Brockington, University of Twente Still Use Directive Management Techniques [email protected] Michael P. Bobic, Emmanuel College Civic Generations in Europe. A Critical and Empirical [email protected] Assessment of the Civic Involvement of European Generations Eric Davis, College of Southern Nevada Since the 1980s Regulating Immigrants: The Immigration and Naturalization Henk Vinken, Tilburg University Service and the American State [email protected] Rebecca Bohrman, Yale University Peter Ester, Tilburg University [email protected] [email protected] Evaluation of Transportation Organization Outsourcing: Making Democracy Work in Small Places: The Effects of Decision Making Criteria for Outsourcing Opportunities Social Manners, Institutions, History and Location on Local Deborah A. Knudson, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Governance [email protected] John L. Anderson, University of Nebraska at Kearney Robert J. Eger III, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Robert Rohrschneider, Indiana University Justin Marlowe, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee [email protected] [email protected] 2-3 EFFECTS OF ELECTORAL RULES ON POLITICAL Advances in Municipal Governance: Results from the 2000 and INSTITUTIONS 2002 E-government Surveys Room SALON 3, 3RD FLOOR, THUR 8:30 M. Jae Moon, Texas A&M University Chair TBA, [email protected] Papers The Turkish Regime, Electoral Rules, and the 2002 Election Chairmen and the Independence of Independent Regulatory James R. Sopp, U.S. Government Commissions [email protected] David C. Nixon, Georgia State University The Commonwealth Caribbean as a Plurality Election [email protected] Laboratory Thomas M. Grayson, Georgia State University Burt L. Monroe, Michigan State University 38 Thursday, April 3 – 8:30 am – 10:15 am

[email protected] [email protected] Electoral Laws under Extreme Conditions: The Case of Africa A. Maria Toyoda, Stanford University David Backer, University of Michigan [email protected] [email protected] Political Insecurity, Time Horizons, and Capital Control Kenneth W. Kollman, University of Michigan Liberalization [email protected] Christopher Way, Cornell University Disc. TBA, [email protected] 3-10 POLITICAL ACTION IN NEW DEMOCRACIES External Determinants of Capital Control Liberalization Room SALON 1, 3RD FLOOR, THUR 8:30 Quan Li, Pennsylvania State University Chair Cynthia S. Kaplan, University of California, Santa Barbara [email protected] [email protected] The Politics of Capital Control Liberalization in Latin America Papers Trends in Political Action: The Developmental Trend and the Dale Smith, Florida State University Post-Honeymoon Decline [email protected] Ronald F. Inglehart, University of Michigan Neoliberalism's Role in the Liberalization of Finance in the [email protected] Emerging Markets Gabriella Catterberg, University of Michigan Jeff Chwieroth, University of California, Santa Barbara [email protected] [email protected] Insurgents or Statebuilders? An Assessment of the Sudan Disc. Andy Sobel, Washington University in St. Louis People's Liberation Army [email protected] Claire M. Metelits, Northwestern University David Leblang, University of Colorado, Boulder [email protected] [email protected] The Rio Condor Project: An Examination of Social Movement 6-12 PATRIOTISM AND NATIONAL IDENTITY IN THE Tactics in Post-Transition Chile WAKE OF 9/11 Heather J. Fraizer, Albion College Room SALON 6, 3RD FLOOR, THUR 8:30 [email protected] Chair Nancy B. Burgoyne, University of Washington Disc. Cynthia S. Kaplan, University of California, Santa Barbara [email protected] [email protected] Papers Terror Management Theory as an Explanation for Patriotic 4-11 DOMESTIC POLITICS AND US FOREIGN POLICY Responses to the September 11th Terrorist Attacks Room CLARK 5, 7TH FLOOR, THUR 8:30 Kenneth A. Rasinski, University of Chicago Chair R. Michael Smith, Glenville State College [email protected] [email protected] Bethany L. Albertson, University of Chicago Papers Why Congress Has Lost Its Authority to the President and What [email protected] Can Be Done to Help Restore It Tom W. Smith, University of Chicago Christopher M. Whidden, Northern Illinois University [email protected] [email protected] Jennifer Berktold, University of Chicago Demystifying the Image of the Monolithic Elite: Differences in [email protected] Foreign Policy Attitude Structures Across Elite Professions and Youth in the Aftermath of Terrorism Time Nancy B. Burgoyne, University of Washington David J. Levin, University of Texas at El Paso [email protected] [email protected] Assimilation of the Fourth Wave: Identity, Attitudes, and Walking the Plank: Presidents and the Decision to End the Use Participation of Force Jack Citrin, University of California, Berkeley Michael T. Koch, Pennsylvania State University [email protected] [email protected] Kathryn Pearson, University of California, Berkeley and Disc. Brian Lai, University of Iowa Brookings Institution [email protected] [email protected] Polly J. Diven, Grand Valley State University Rethinking Patriotism: Insights from Social Identity Theory [email protected] Leonie Huddy, 4-15 INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS AND CONFLICT [email protected] Room BURNHAM 1, 7TH FLOOR, THUR 8:30 Nadia Khatib, Chair Stephen M. Hill, University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Marie A. Witting, Purdue University Papers Altruism or Self-Interests: What Prompts Humanitarian Military [email protected] Intervention? 6-16 PSYCHOLOGICAL ROOTS OF POLITICAL Justin N. Bumgardner, University of Illinois, Urbana- PARTICIPATION Champaign Room SALON 7, 3RD FLOOR, THUR 8:30 [email protected] Chair Kay L. Schlozman, Boston College International Organizations, Militarized Disputes and [email protected] International War: Effects on Onset and Escalation Papers Identifying the Ambitious in the Eligibility Pool: The Early Wolfgang Moehler, University of Michigan Formation of Political Ambition [email protected] Robert G. Moore, Michigan State University Law, Power, and the UN Security Council [email protected] Joel H. Westra, University of Chicago A Multidimensional Approach to Civic Engagement [email protected] Molly W. Andolina, DePaul University Disc. Stephen M. Hill, University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire [email protected] [email protected] Krista Jenkins, Rutgers University 5-13 THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF CAPITAL CONTROL [email protected] LIBERALIZATION Cliff Zukin, Rutgers University Room SANDBURG 4, 7TH FLOOR, THUR 8:30 [email protected] Chair David Leblang, University of Colorado, Boulder Scott Keeter, George Mason University [email protected] [email protected] Papers Global Finance and Democratization: Searching for Wealth, Exploring Political Efficacy through Experiments Stability, and Influence Scott Ainsworth, University of Georgia Dennis Quinn, Georgetown University [email protected] 39 Thursday, April 3 – 8:30 am – 10:15 am Anthony Nownes, University of Tennessee Papers Is it too Early to be Fashionably Late? A Field Experiment on [email protected] the Impact of Get-Out-The-Vote Drives Disc. David E. Campbell, University of Notre Dame John E. McNulty, University of California,Berkeley [email protected] [email protected] Kay L. Schlozman, Boston College Political Patterns in the Mexican-American Community: Recent [email protected] Affects of Interest Groups on the Mexican-American Vote 6-17 THINKING ABOUT POLITICS: NEW APPROACHES Timothy S. Rich, Central Missouri State University Room SALON 8, 3RD FLOOR, THUR 8:30 [email protected] Chair Adam F. Simon, University of Washington Darrell A. Lovell, Central Missouri State University [email protected] [email protected] Papers Using Software Agents to Study the Survey Response II: The Presidential Campaigns and the Mobilization of Core Importance of Identity to the Simulation of Opinion Formation Supporters Christopher J. Mackie, Princeton University Thomas M. Holbrook, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee [email protected] [email protected] Gabriel Lenz, Princeton University Scott McClurg, Southern Illinois University [email protected] [email protected] Political Memes: Elite Discourse, Programming and Survey Disc. Donald E. Greco, Baylor University Response in Abortion Rhetoric [email protected] Adam F. Simon, University of Washington Jon K. Dalager, Georgetown College [email protected] [email protected] The Impact of Self-Identifications on Political Attitudes: An 7-14 MEDIA EXPOSURE, CANVASSING, AND VOTER Experimental Test Employing Subliminal Priming MOBILIZATION Milton Lodge, Stony Brook University Room SALON 5, 3RD FLOOR, THUR 8:30 [email protected] Chair Peter W. Wielhouwer, Regent University Charles Taber, Stony Brook University [email protected] [email protected] Papers Appealing Images or Begging Votes?: Comparing Media Erik Sundquist, Stony Brook University Effects With Canvassing Effects on Turnout in Presidential and [email protected] House Elections Inna Burdein, Stony Brook University Eunjung Choi, University of Texas at Austin [email protected] [email protected] Thinking About Politics: Results from Three Experiments Message, Context, and Turnout: A Voter Mobilization Field Studying Sophistication, Race, Ideology, and Attitudes Experiment Darren M. Schreiber, University of California, Los Angeles Elizabeth A. Bennion, Indiana University [email protected] [email protected] Marco Iacoboni, University of California, Los Angeles An Interpretation of the Decline of Voter Turnout In American [email protected] Presidential Elections Disc. Steven Greene, North Carolina State University Mujibur R. Sheikh, University of Texas [email protected] [email protected] 7-2 INEQUALITY AND POLITICAL PARTICIPATION IN Consequences of Decline and Change in Organized Labor in the AMERICA United, States for Political Participation Room PDR 6, 3RD FLOOR, THUR 8:30 Jonathan Nagler, New York University Chair Alan I. Abramowitz, Emory University [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Peter W. Wielhouwer, Regent University Papers The Problem of Secondary Inequality in Political Participation [email protected] Paul S. Martin, University of Oklahoma 8-7 MASS MEDIA AND DOMESTIC POLICY [email protected] Room LASALLE 3, 7TH FLOOR, THUR 8:30 Kati Meyers, University of Oklahoma Chair Francis Neely, San Francisco State University Raising a Family, Cooking Dinner, and Participation? How [email protected] Household Attitudes Toward Gender Equality Impact Political Papers The Story at the Statehouse: Newspapers Coverage of State Behavior Policymaking Matt Barreto, University of California, Irvine Andrew Karch, Harvard University [email protected] [email protected] Carole Uhlaner, University of California, Irvine National vs. Regional Media Coverage of Competing State- Patterns and Modes of Political Participation, 1980-2000 National Executive Authority in Foreign and Domestic Policy William J. Claggett, Florida State University Issue Domains [email protected] Timothy Fackler, University of Texas Philip H. Pollock, University of Central Florida [email protected] [email protected] Nathalie J. Frensley, University of Texas Social Trust and Political Action [email protected] Nancy Burns, University of Michigan Bankrupt Rhetoric: The Debate over Social Security Reform [email protected] and Citizen Knowledge Donald R. Kinder, University of Michigan Jennifer Jerit, Southern Illinois University [email protected] [email protected] Wendy Rahn, University of Minnesota Jason Barabas, Southern Illinois University [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Paul Janowitz, University of Texas, Austin A Frame is Worth a Thousand Words: Media Coverage of [email protected] Bush's Faith-based Initiative Alan I. Abramowitz, Emory University Kimberly A. Mealy, Indiana University [email protected] [email protected] 7-13 VOTER MOBILIZATION AND TURNOUT Disc. Laurie A. Rhodebeck, University of Louisville Room PDR 9, 3RD FLOOR, THUR 8:30 [email protected] Chair Donald E. Greco, Baylor University 9-4 THEY'RE IN: WHAT NOW? WOMEN AS [email protected] REPRESENTATIVES (Co-sponsored with Legislative Politics I, see 17-23) 40 Thursday, April 3 – 8:30 am – 10:15 am

Room MONTROSE 1, 7TH FLOOR, THUR 8:30 Disc. Dean C. Hammer, Franklin and Marshall College Chair Angela High-Pippert, University of St. Thomas [email protected] [email protected] 11-15 NIETZSCHE: NEW PERSPECTIVES Papers Credit Claiming from the US House: Gendered Communication Room BURNHAM 2, 7TH FLOOR, THUR 8:30 Styles? Chair Ra L. Cotto-Serrano, University of Puerto Rico Julie Dolan, Macalester College [email protected] [email protected] Papers Nietzsche's Comic Heights Jonathan S. Kropf, Macalester College Paul E. Kirkland, College of the Holy Cross [email protected] [email protected] Will She Stay or Will She Go? Women's Retirement from the Style and Perspective: Nietzsche and the Art of the Preface U.S. Congress Steven Michels, Sacred Heart University Jennifer L. Lawless, Stanford University [email protected] [email protected] Tuning our Ears to Nietzsche's Philosophizing with a Hammer Sean M. Theriault, University of Texas at Austin Jason M. Scruton, University at Albany [email protected] [email protected] Women on the Sidelines: The Rationality of Isolating Tokens Disc. Scott P. Segrest, Louisiana State University Roseanna Michelle Heath, Texas A&M University [email protected] [email protected] 12-1 ETHICS AND SOCIAL JUSTICE Leslie A. Schwindt-Bayer, University Arizona Room MONTORSE 7, 7TH FLOOR, THUR 8:30 [email protected] Chair Christian D. Dean, Dominican University of California Michelle M. Taylor-Robinson, Texas A&M University [email protected] [email protected] Papers Theorizing Reconciliation and Its Limits for Social Justice Women’s Participation in the Panchayati Raj: A Case Study of Nadine Changfoot, University of California, Berkeley Maharashtra [email protected] Aparna Thomas, Western Michigan University Looking Each Other in the Eye: Social Justice within a [email protected] Common Moral Universe Disc. Christina K. Wolbrecht, University of Notre Dame Stephen P. Chilton, University of Minnesota Duluth [email protected] [email protected] 10-11 COMPARING POLITICAL ATTITUDES ACROSS Why Utilitarian Theory Must Incorporate Individual Rights RACIAL AND ETHNIC GROUPS Charles S. Hamilton, University of Maryland, College Park Room DEARBORN 1, 7TH FLOOR, THUR 8:30 [email protected] Chair Michael Alvarez, California Institute of Technology Experiences of Tolerance: Beyond the Reasonableness of Rawls [email protected] Lars Tonder, Johns Hopkins University Papers Attitudes Toward School Vouchers: Are There Differences by [email protected] Race, Ethnicity, and Class? Disc. Christian D. Dean, Dominican University of California David L. Leal, University of Texas at Austin [email protected] [email protected] 12-5 SCIENCE AND SOCIAL THEORY Attitudinal Underpinnings of Black-Brown Coalitions: Latino Room LASALLE 2, 7TH FLOOR, THUR 8:30 Sentiments Toward African-Americans and Anglos and Their Chair Keith L. Topper, Northwestern University Political Effects [email protected] Helena A. Rodrigues, University of Iowa Papers TITLE MISSING [email protected] Stephen Engelmann, University of Illinois, Chicago Gary M. Segura, University of Iowa [email protected] [email protected] Rationality, Functionalism, and Social Criticism Hispanic Political Opinion: An Explanatory Model of Peter C. Stone, University of Rochester Distinctiveness [email protected] Ryan L. Claassen, University of California, Davis The Very Idea of a Critical Social Science: A Pragmatist Turn [email protected] Stephen K. White, University of Virginia Ascertaining Whether Mexican American Immigrants Share skw2n@virginia America's Mainstream Political Culture Beyond a Consilience: Towards a Pluralist Engagement of Victor Menaldo, Claremont Graduate University Science and Social Theory [email protected] Alan B. Wood, Northern Arizona University The Black Republican? African-Americans and Core Values [email protected] Jason B. Gainous, University of Florida Disc. Keith L. Topper, Northwestern University [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Richard T. Middleton, IV, Jackson State University 14-1 MEASURING AND MODELING PREFERENCES [email protected] Room SALON 4, 3RD FLOOR, THUR 8:30 Kevin Arceneaux, Rice University Chair Charles Franklin, University of Wisconsin [email protected] [email protected] 11-3 PHILOSOPHY AND POLITICS IN ANCIENT GREECE Papers Adaptive, Imitative and Evolutionary Processes that Produce Room LASALLE 1, 7TH FLOOR, THUR 8:30 Coordination Among American Voters Chair Susan Bickford, University of North Carolina Walter R. Mebane, Cornell University [email protected] [email protected] Papers Socratic Political Life in Apology as a Solution to the Conflict Jasjeet S. Sekhon, Harvard University of Politics and Philosophy [email protected] Sungwoo Park, University of Chicago Dependent Preferences and Over-Time Instability in Survey [email protected] Responses Correcting Overzealous Theorizing: Aristotle on AKRASIA Dean P. Lacy, Ohio State University Larry I. Peterman, University of California, Davis [email protected] [email protected] Ambivalence, Heteroskedasticity, and Abstention The practice of Free Speech (Parrhsia) in Ancient Athens: Garrett Glasgow, University of California, Santa Barbara Truth, Tragedy and the Trial of Socrates [email protected] Arlene W. Saxonhouse, University of Michigan Estimation of Voter Transition Rates and Ecological Inference [email protected] Won-ho Park, University of Michigan 41 Thursday, April 3 – 8:30 am – 10:15 am [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Charles Franklin, University of Wisconsin Glenn R. Parker, Florida State University [email protected] [email protected] Garrett Glasgow, University of California, Santa Barbara 17-16 ROUNDTABLE: THE 2002 CONGRESSIONAL [email protected] ELECTIONS AND THEIR POLITICAL AND POLICY 15-13 FORMAL MODELS OF INTEREST GROUP POLITICS CONSEQUENCES (Co-sponsored with Legislative Politics Room SALON 2, 3RD FLOOR, THUR 8:30 II: Campaigns and Elections, see 18-16) Chair Ken Shotts, Northwestern and Princeton Room PARLOR F, 6TH FLOOR, THUR 8:30 [email protected] Chair Barbara Sinclair, University Of California, Los Angeles Papers Two to Tango: How Interest Groups and Legislators Maximize [email protected] Political Access and Campaign Contributions Panel Gary Jacobson, University of California, San Diego Michelle L. Chin, Arizona State University [email protected] [email protected] David Rohde, Michigan State University Suzanne Robbins, Morehead State University [email protected] [email protected] Catherine E. Rudder, George Mason University Political Geography and the Decision of Interest Groups to Join [email protected] a Coalition James Campbell, SUNY at Buffalo Valentina A. Bali, Michigan State University [email protected] [email protected] Barbara Sinclair, University Of California, Los Angeles Interest Groups as Endogenous Institutions [email protected] John D. Griffin, University of Notre Dame 18-15 LEGISLATIVE CAMPAIGNS [email protected] Room PDR 16, 5TH FLOOR, THUR 8:30 Informational Lobbying and Issue Salience Chair John C. Hansen, United States Military Academy Natasha Zharinova, Princeton University [email protected] [email protected] Papers A Fistful of Euros: Campaign Spending Effects under the Disc. Ken Shotts, Northwestern and Princeton Single-Transferable Vote Electoral System [email protected] Kenneth R. Benoit, Trinity College 16-2 VETOES AND VOTES: CONGRESSIONAL [email protected] REACTIONS TO PRESIDENTIAL VETOES (Co- Michael Marsh, Trinity College sponsored with Legislative Politics I: Institutions, see 17-24) [email protected] Room CLARK 10, 7TH FLOOR, THUR 8:30 Campaigning on the Internet: Constituency Characteristics and Chair Steven A. Shull, University of New Orleans the Diffusion of Innovations in Election Politics [email protected] Paul S. Herrnson, University of Maryland Papers Presidential Veto Threats and the Lawmaking Process [email protected] C. Lawrence Evans, College of William and Mary Atiya K. Stokes, University of Maryland [email protected] [email protected] Stephen M. Ng, College of William and Mary Learning from the Professionals: Candidate's Perspectives on [email protected] Negative Campaigning The Effects of Divided Government on Policy Change in the Peter L. Francia, University of Maryland House of Representatives, 1953-1996 [email protected] Cary R. Covington, University of Iowa Struggling to Set the Campaign Agenda: The Effectiveness of [email protected] Interest Group Advertisements Campaigns Andrew Bargen, University of Iowa Kristin L. Campbell, Hamilton College [email protected] [email protected] Staring Down the Barrel of the Veto Pen: Veto Threats and Disc. John C. McAdams, Marquette University Presidential Influence in Congress [email protected] Bryan W. Marshall, University of Missouri, St. Louis John C. Hansen, United States Military Academy [email protected] [email protected] A Comparative Look at the Presidential Signing Statement: The 19-1 AUTHORS MEET CRITICS: JEFFREY A. SEGAL AND Case of Bush and Clinton HAROLD J. SPAETH: THE SUPREME COURT AND Christopher S. Kelley, Miami University THE ATTITUDINAL MODEL REVISITED [email protected] Room STATE, 4TH FLOOR, THUR 8:30 Disc. Rebecca Deen, University of Texas at Arlington Chair Lee Epstein, Washington University [email protected] [email protected] Samuel B. Hoff, Delaware State University Panel Howard Gillman, University of Southern California [email protected] [email protected] 17-1 COMMITTEE REPRESENTATIVENESS Herbert M. Kritzer, University of Wisconsin-Madison Room DEARBORN 3, 7TH FLOOR, THUR 8:30 [email protected] Chair Glenn R. Parker, Florida State University Stefanie A. Lindquist, University of Georgia [email protected] [email protected] Papers An Individual-Level Study of Committee Transfers in the Jim F. Spriggs, University of California, Davis House of Representatives [email protected] Jeffrey L. Bernstein, Eastern Michigan University Jeffrey A. Segal, Stony Brook University [email protected] [email protected] Far from a Mirror Image: Evidence of Majority Party Stacking Harold J. Spaeth, Michigan State University on House Committees [email protected] Philip A. Kloha, Michigan State University 19-25 SCIENTIFIC EPISTEMOLOGY, LEGAL [email protected] SCHOLARSHIP, AND A RE-EXAMINATION OF THE Size DOES Matter: Simulating Representative Committees ATTITUDINAL MODEL Geoffrey D. Peterson, UW-Eau Claire Room BURNHAM 4, 7TH FLOOR, THUR 8:30 [email protected] Chair Paul E. Parker, Truman State University Mark Wrighton, University of New Hampshire [email protected] [email protected] Papers Context Variables and Supreme Court Decision-Making: Disc. Eric D. Lawrence, George Washington University Refining the Attitudinal Model 42 Thursday, April 3 – 8:30 am – 10:15 am

Frederick S. Wood, University at Albany Papers Do Voluntary Programs Matter? An Empirical Examination of [email protected] ISO 14001 Adoption on Firms' Environmental and Regulatory A Dynamic Analysis of the U.S. Supreme Court Performance Chad Westerland, SUNY Stony Brook Matthew Potoski, Iowa State University [email protected] [email protected] Secularism and Justice: A case Study of Indian Supreme Court Aseem Prakash, University of Washington Judgments [email protected] Sanghamitra Padhy, University of Southern California Reconsidering Voluntary Regulation and Compliance [email protected] Peter J. May, University of Washington A Critical Analysis of the Attitudinal Variable and Data [email protected] Reconfiguration of Tables 6.6-6.8 in: The Supreme Court and Disc. Mark N. Lubell, University of California, Davis The Attitudinal Model by Segal and Spaeth [email protected] Craig S. McClure, Miami University 24-4 VALUES AND IDEOLOGY [email protected] Room MONTROSE 2, 7TH FLOOR, THUR 8:30 Constructing Legal Ideology: Academic Safehavens and Chair Joel A. Lieske, Cleveland State University Property Rights [email protected] Laura J. Hatcher, Northern Illinois University Papers Red vs. Blue: The Evolution of Ideological Polarization in the [email protected] American Electorate Disc. Kathy Uradnik, Minnesota State-St. Cloud Hans Noel, University of California, Los Angeles [email protected] [email protected] Paul E. Parker, Truman State University Agendas, Rhetoric, and Social Change: State of the Union [email protected] Addresses from Eisenhower to Clinton 21-1 TRANSACTION RESOURCE THEORY AND LOCAL Donna R. Hoffman, University of Northern Iowa GOVERNANCE: THE CONTRIUBTIONS OF STEVEN [email protected] MASER Alison D. Howard, Menlo College Room DEARBORN 2, 7TH FLOOR, THUR 8:30 [email protected] Chair Richard C. Feiock, Florida State University Images of Europe and Europeans: In-Group Trust and Loyalty [email protected] for European Integration Papers The Formation and Structure of Collective Governance Gaspare M. Genna, Winona State University Organizations in Urban Areas [email protected] Susan E. Baer, San Diego State University The Problems of Political Ideologies in the New Century [email protected] Anthony Kammas, University of Maryland - College Park The Role of Direct Democracy Within Nested Municipal [email protected] Institutions Disc. Randy Stevenson, University of Houston Barbara C. McCabe, Arizona State University [email protected] [email protected] 25-6 THE CONSEQUENCES OF CONTENTIOUS POLITICS, I Constitutional Change in Local Governance: Institutional Room PARLOR D, 6TH FLOOR, THUR 8:30 Entrepreneurs, Procedural Safeguards, and Selective Incentives Chair Manus I. Midlarsky, Rutgers University Linda S. Johnson, Florida State University [email protected] [email protected] Papers Consequences of Repression Demographic Factors Affecting Constitutional Choice: The Claudia Dahlerus, Texas Tech University Case of the Recall in Municipal Charters [email protected] Seung-Bum Yang, Florida State University Consequences of Nonviolent Direct Action [email protected] Karen Beckwith, College of Wooster Disc. Steven M. Maser, Willamette University [email protected] [email protected] Consequences of Ethnic Persecution Douglas D. Heckathorn, Cornell University Christian A. Davenport, University of Maryland - College [email protected] Park 22-12 FORMAL THEORY, ADMINISTRATION AND [email protected] POLICYMAKING (Co-sponsored with Formal Modeling, The Economic Consequences of Human Rights Violations see 13-13) David L. Richards, Missouri Southern State College Room MONTROSE 3, 7TH FLOOR, THUR 8:30 [email protected] Chair Craig Volden, University of Michigan Ronald D. Gelleny, California State University, Fullerton [email protected] [email protected] Papers Approval Regulation with Auditing and Firm Competition Disc. Matthew Krain, College of Wooster Daniel P. Carpenter, Harvard University [email protected] [email protected] 26-6 RESEARCH METHODS: STRATEGIES AND BEST Michael M. Ting, Harvard University PRACTICES [email protected] Room SANDBURG 3, 7TH FLOOR, THUR 8:30 TITLE MISSING Chair Glen S. Krutz, University of Oklahoma Gordon, [email protected] The Litigation State: Public Regulation and Private Lawsuits Papers Study of Politics on the Web: An Interactive and Evaluation- Sean Farhang, Columbia University Based Approach in Teaching Political Science Research [email protected] Methods TITLE MISSING Karl Ho, University of North Texas Huber Volden, [email protected] Disc. Craig Volden, University of Michigan Rejecting the Dull Hypothesis: Making Undergraduate Research [email protected] Methods Courses Interesting 22-13 VOLUNTARY COMPLIANCE, SELF-REGULATION Steven B. Redd, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Room BURNHAM 5, 7TH FLOOR, THUR 8:30 [email protected] Chair Mark N. Lubell, University of California, Davis Overcoming the Fear Factor: Practical Strategies to Overcome [email protected] Student Anxieties and Disinterest in Research Methods Robert E. Bohrer II, Gettysburg College [email protected] 43 Thursday, April 3 – 8:30 am – 10:15 am Stephanie A. Slocum-Schaffer, Shepherd College [email protected] Research Methods Using a Comparative Approach: Teaching the What, How and Why of Cross-National Research Robert L. Perry, University of Texas of the Permian Basin [email protected] John D. Robertson, Texas A&M University [email protected] Disc. Glen S. Krutz, University of Oklahoma [email protected] Uk Heo, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee [email protected]

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Thursday, April 3 – 10:30 am – 12:15 pm 0-1 ROUNDTABLE: CIVIL LIBERTIES IN TIMES OF CRISIS 4-1 Pstr. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS I Room STATE, 4TH FLOOR, THUR 10:30 Room EXHIBIT HALL, 4TH FLOOR, THUR 10:30 Chair James L. Gibson, Washington University, St. Louis Posters TITLE MISSING [email protected] Taewan Kim, University of Colorado, Boulder Panel Darren W. Davis, Michigan State University [email protected] [email protected] UN Effectiveness on the Onset and Peace Duration of Recurrent Lee Epstein, Washington University, St. Louis Civil War [email protected] Jung In Jo, Michigan State University Stanley Feldman, Stony Brook University [email protected] [email protected] Normative Blow-back Theory: How the Norm of Self- Gretchen Helmke, Harvard University Determination Constrains United States Foreign Policy [email protected] William J. Muck, University of Colorado, Boulder 1-15 SOCIAL MOVEMENTS AND PROTEST: IDENTITY, [email protected] ACTION, PARTICIPANTS Modeling the Process of War Expansion Room LASALLE 3, 7TH FLOOR, THUR 10:30 Kwang Teo, Vanderbilt University Chair Pippa Norris, Harvard University [email protected] [email protected] Sarah Croco, University of Michigan Papers Faction in Movement? The Impact of Inclusivity on the WTO [email protected] Protest Movements Democracy and Conflict Management D. Christopher Brooks, St. Olaf College Johann Park, University of Missouri-Columbia [email protected] [email protected] Identity is Multi-layered: Rainbow Coalitions in Contemporary Patrick James, University of Missouri Social Movements [email protected] Helma G. E. de Vries, University of Maryland-College Park Why Do Smaller States Pursue Arms Buildups?: The Case of [email protected] South Korea C. Nicole Mason, University of Maryland-College Park Jihwan Hwang, University of Colorado, Boulder [email protected] [email protected] Patterns of Action: A Dynamic Look at Environmental Social An Experimental Study of a Bargaining Theory of War Movements in Western Europe 1960-2000 Kenneth C. Williams, Michigan State University Lori M. Poloni-Staudinger, Indiana University [email protected] [email protected] Stephen Haptonstahl, Northern Illinois University Who demonstrates? Anti-State Rebels or Conventional [email protected] Participants? William Reed, Rice University Stefaan A.J. Walgrave, University of Antwerp [email protected] [email protected] 4-2 Pstr. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS II Peter Van Aelst, University of Antwerp Room EXHIBIT HALL, 4TH FLOOR, THUR 10:30 [email protected] Posters Regime Type and Conflict Management by International Pippa Norris, Harvard University Organizations: Testing the Conventional Wisdom [email protected] Holger Schmidt, Columbia University Disc. Jutta A. Helm, Western Illinois University [email protected] [email protected] Sanctions Initiation And Success: Why Sanctions That Are 1-19 THE LIFE CYCLE AND THE WELFARE STATE Observed Are Likely To Be Sanctions That Fail Room LASALLE 5, 7TH FLOOR, THUR 10:30 David J. Lektzian, Michigan State University Chair Margaret Weir, University of California, Berkeley [email protected] [email protected] Mark Souva, Florida State University Papers The Political Mechanisms of Risk Pooling: Long-Term Care in [email protected] Germany and the United States Information Warfare Decision Making and Processes: Andrea L. Campbell, Harvard University Individuals, Terrorist Organizations, and States [email protected] Uri Fisher, University of Colorado, Boulder Kimberly Morgan, Yale University [email protected] [email protected] Evolution of Measurement: Introducing New Elements of Caring for the Elderly: Expansion and Retrenchment of the Power into the Composite Indicator of National Capabilities Japanese Welfare State (CINC) Margarita Estevez-Abe, Harvard University Christopher E. Housenick, Pennsylvania State University [email protected] [email protected] The Myth of Self-Interested Voting and Welfare Reform or Gray Hairs and Cooler Heads: Does Learning Theory Better Why the Elderly May Not Matter as Much as We Think They Explain the Democratic Peace? Do Tracy L. Long, Texas Tech University Julia F. Lynch, University of Pennsylvania [email protected] [email protected] The Dynamic Relationship Between Political Stability and Does Mother Know Best? Parental Leave Policies in Four Interstate Conflict: A Two Level Game Analysis with Christian Democratic Countries Hierarchical Application on the Liberal Peace Sarah Wiliarty, Wesleyan University Wonjae Hwang, Michigan State University [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Margaret Weir, University of California, Berkeley Information Economy and Its Effect on States' Relationship [email protected] Heisung Kum, Florida State University 2-1 EXECUTIVE AND LEGISLATIVE INSTITUTIONS IN [email protected] LATIN AMERICA African States and Resistance to Imperialism: Assimilating Room SALON 3, 3RD FLOOR, THUR 10:30 Asante and Abyssinia Chair TBA, Jon D. Carlson, Monmouth College Papers Cabinet Determinants of the Structural Reforms in Latin [email protected] America (1990-1999) David Altman, University of Notre Dame 45 Thursday, April 3 – 10:30 – 12:15 pm [email protected] Global Diffusion of Regulatory Reform in Telecommunications Alternative Uses of Decree Authority: Theory and Evidence Kirsten L. Rodine, University of California, Berkeley Natalia Ferretti, University of California, Berkeley [email protected] [email protected] Interdependent and Domestic Foundations of Policy Making: Legislative Party Organization and Democratic Performance: The Diffusion of Pension Privatization Brazil as a Proving Ground for Theoretical Development in Sarah M. Brooks, Ohio State University Comparative Politics? [email protected] David J. Samuels, University of Minnesota Disc. Moises Arce, Louisiana State University [email protected] [email protected] Scott W. Desposato, University of Arizona Michelle Dion, Georgia Institute of Technology [email protected] [email protected] Institutional Determinants of Ministerial Tenures in Latin 6-18 SOURCES OF CANDIDATE EVALUATION America Room SALON 6, 3RD FLOOR, THUR 10:30 Cecilia Martinez-Gallardo, Columbia University Chair Ted Brader, University of Michigan [email protected] [email protected] Disc. TBA, Papers Political Sophistication and Appearance Stereotyping in 3-14 THE EFFECT OF INSTITUTIONAL VARIATION ON Candidate Evaluation DEMOCRATIC CONSOLIDATION James N. Schubert, Northern Illinois University Room SALON 1, 3RD FLOOR, THUR 10:30 [email protected] Chair Claudia Dahlerus, Texas Tech University Margaret A. Curran, University of Southern Indiana [email protected] [email protected] Papers Unraveling the Institutional Makeup of Third-Wave Understanding Competence: The Role of Sophistication and Democracies Affect in Competence Evaluations of Presidential Candidates Doh C. Shin, University of Missouri, Columbia Thereza Capelos, Stony Brook University [email protected] [email protected] Jae-Woo Hong, University of Missouri Ambivalence, Instability, and Candidate Evaluation [email protected] Howard G. Lavine, SUNY - Stony Brook Institutional Variation, Structural Differences and [email protected] Consolidating Democracies: An Investigation into the Effects of Marco Steenbergen, University of North Carolina, Chapel Institutional and Structural Factors on Democratic Support Hill Jason M. Wells, University of Missouri,Columbia [email protected] [email protected] Do Voters Want Candidates They Like or Candidates They Jonathan Krieckhaus, University of Missouri,Columbia Agree With? Affect vs. Cognition in Voter Decision Making [email protected] Richard R. Lau, Rutgers University The Impact of the Presidential Power, Party System and [email protected] President-Parliament Relationship on Cabinet Stability David P. Redlawsk, University of Iowa Feng-yu Lee, University of Texas at Austin [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Ted Brader, University of Michigan Disc. Claudia Dahlerus, Texas Tech University [email protected] [email protected] Sheldon Appleton, Oakland University 3-17 PARTICIPATION AND MOBILIZATION IN RUSSIA [email protected] Room PDR 6, 3RD FLOOR, THUR 10:30 6-19 LINKAGES BETWEEN POLICY, ELITE BEHAVIOR, Chair Donna Bahry, Vanderbilt University AND PUBLIC OPINION [email protected] Room SALON 8, 3RD FLOOR, THUR 10:30 Papers Modernization, Transition, and Vote in Romania Chair Sean O. Hogan, University of Illinois-Springfield Florin N. Fesnic, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign [email protected] [email protected] Papers Degrees of Democracy: Opinion-Policy Dynamics in Canada Political Participation, Political Events, and Social Mobilization and the UK (and US) in Russia, Estonia, and the United States Stuart Soroka, McGill University Henry E. Brady, University of California, Berkeley [email protected] [email protected] Christopher Wlezien, University of Oxford Cynthia S. Kaplan, University of California, Santa Barbara [email protected] [email protected] Policy Feedback and the Political Construction of Mass Opinion Violent and Non-Violent Opposition in Post-Soviet Societies: and Behavior: A Field Essay Prospects for Democratic Consolidation Joe Soss, American University Vicki L. Hesli, University of Iowa [email protected] [email protected] Suzanne B. Mettler, Syracuse University Disc. Donna Bahry, Vanderbilt University [email protected] [email protected] Environmental Regulation, Economic Development Policy, and 5-1 THE POLITICS OF ECONOMIC REFORMS Consumers Room SANDBURG 4, 7TH FLOOR, THUR 10:30 Kevin T. Arceneaux, Rice University Chair Moises Arce, Louisiana State University [email protected] [email protected] Paul R. Brace, Rice University Papers The Diffusion of Capital Account Liberalization [email protected] Nancy E. Brune, University of California, Los Angeles Legislative Activity and Public Approval of Congress [email protected] Stephen T. Mockabee, University of Cincinnati Alexandra Guisinger, Yale University [email protected] [email protected] Legislative Productivity and Congressional Approval: Economic Reform after Financial Crisis in Japan and Korea Reconciling Multiple Measures with Theoretical Concepts Wangsik Kim, University of Missouri-Columbia Matthew G. Jarvis, University of California, Berkeley [email protected] [email protected] Partisanship and Market Reform in Portugal and South Korea Disc. Sean O. Hogan, University of Illinois-Springfield Jungkeun Yoon, Claremont University [email protected] [email protected] Sara M. Gubala, University of South Carolina 46 Thursday, April 3 – 10:30 am – 12:15 pm

[email protected] Gender and Sex-segregated Policies: The Case of Sports 7-16 VOTER REFORMS IN THE AFTERMATH OF Eileen L. McDonagh, Northeastern University ELECTION 2000 [email protected] Room SALON 5, 3RD FLOOR, THUR 10:30 Laura Pappano, Northeastern University Chair Kyle Saunders, Northern Illinois University [email protected] [email protected] Arms and the Women: Explaining the Incorporation of Women Papers Electoral Reform Since the Election of 2000: An Evaluation of into Militaries Around the World the Impact of Political Variables on Legislative Action Catherine E. Warrick, American University Donald E. Greco, Baylor University [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Jacqueline DeLaat, Marietta College Voting Methods Two Years After Florida [email protected] David C. Kimball, University of Missouri-St. Louis Suzan J. Harkness, University of the District of Columbia [email protected] [email protected] Simplifying Voting: An Experimental Study of Ballot Format 10-14 ELECTORAL REFORM AND MINORITY POLITICAL and Vote Accuracy PARTICIPATION (Co-sponsored with Elections and Voting Christopher N. Lawrence, University of Mississippi Behavior, see 7-28) [email protected] Room DEARBORN 1, 7TH FLOOR, THUR 10:30 Does "Second Chance" Voting Technology Increase Waiting Chair Paula D. McClain, Duke University Time at the Polls? [email protected] Stephen Knack, The World Bank Papers Information, Institutions and Elections [email protected] Catherine H. Wilson, Northwestern University Martha Kropf, University of Missouri, Kansas City [email protected] [email protected] Are Naturalized Voters Driving the Latino Electorate? Disc. Kyle Saunders, Northern Illinois University Measuring the Impact of IRCA on Latino Voting in California [email protected] Ricardo Ramirez, Public Policy Institute of California 8-9 POLITICAL CONSEQUENCES OF NON-NEWS MEDIA [email protected] Room MONTROSE 7, 7TH FLOOR, THUR 10:30 Matt Barreto, University of California, Irvine Chair Chapman B. Rackaway, University of Missouri [email protected] [email protected] Nathan Woods, Claremont Graduate University Papers Agenda-Setting and Priming in Entertainment Media [email protected] R. Andrew Holbrook, Ohio State University The Role of Candidates and Parties in Linking Electoral [email protected] Reforms with Voter Participation Timothy G. Hill, Ohio State University Jan E. Leighley, Texas A&M University [email protected] [email protected] Laughing, Learning, and Liking? The Effects of Informal Christopher Owens, Texas A&M University News Sources on Political Knowledge and Attitudes [email protected] Michael D. Parkin, University of Minnesota Robert F. Stein, Rice University [email protected] [email protected] Angela L. Bos, University of Minnesota Disc. Melanye T. Price, Wesleyan University [email protected] [email protected] Bas W. van Doorn, University of Minnesota Paula D. McClain, Duke University [email protected] [email protected] Where Does Talk Radio Impact: A Look at the Effects of Talk 11-4 NEW PERSPECTIVES ON GREEK POLITICAL Radio in the 1996 and 2000 Elections THEORY James R. Huffman, Purdue University Room CLARK 5, 7TH FLOOR, THUR 10:30 [email protected] Chair Sungwoo Park, University of Chicago Fanning the Flames: Religious Media and American Politics [email protected] Brian P. Newman, Duke University Papers The Relation of History to the Art of Politics in Plato's Laws [email protected] Emma Cohen de Lara, University of Notre Dame Mark Caleb Smith, Calvin College [email protected] [email protected] Searching for the Existential Socrates Disc. Elizabeth Theiss Smith, University of South Dakota Emanuele G. Saccarelli, University of Minnesota [email protected] [email protected] 9-13 MAN'S WORLD AND BOYS' CLUB: THE White Noise in Ancient Athens: Poetry and Mediation in Plato INTEGRATION OF WOMEN and DeLillo Room MONTROSE 1, 7TH FLOOR, THUR 10:30 Heather Wright, Albion College Chair Suzanne M. Marilley, Capital University [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Susan J. McWilliams, Princeton University Papers Good Ol' Boys Network: Does it Still Exist in Washington? [email protected] Nidhi Sharma, University of Illinois, Chicago 11-22 THE NATURALISTIC TURN IN POLITICAL THEORY [email protected] Room BURNHAM 2, 7TH FLOOR, THUR 10:30 Clergy and the Politics of Gender: Women, Opportunity, and Chair Folke Lindahl, Michigan State University Feminism in Protestant Churches [email protected] Laura R. Olson, Clemson University Papers The Abrogation of Nature in Lockean Natural Law [email protected] Joseph Carrig, Davidson College John C. Green, University of Akron [email protected] [email protected] The Origins of the Idea of Spontaneous Order Sue E.S. Crawford, Creighton University Louis Hunt, Michigan State University [email protected] [email protected] Melissa M. Deckman, Washington College TITLE MISSING [email protected] Peter McNamara, Utah State University Gender Equality in the Gender-Integrated Military [email protected] Mary Lou Kendrigan, Lansing Community College The Turn to Nature and What it Means for Hume's Thought [email protected] Scott Yenor, Boise State University 47 Thursday, April 3 – 10:30 – 12:15 pm [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Will R. Jordan, Boise State University Disc. Timothy M. La Pira, Rutgers University [email protected] [email protected] 12-3 HUMAN RIGHTS 15-14 COMPARATIVE PARTIES Room MONTROSE 3, 7TH FLOOR, THUR 10:30 Room SALON 2, 3RD FLOOR, THUR 10:30 Chair Avery H. Kolers, University of Louisville Chair Kenneth Janda, Northwestern University [email protected] [email protected] Papers The Ethics of International Advocacy: Refugees Papers Political Parties and the Quality of Democracy Suzanne L. Dovi, University of Arizona John D. Huber, Columbia University [email protected] [email protected] Culture as a Basic Human Right Eduardo Lacreta Leoni, Columbia University Cindy Holder, University of Victoria [email protected] [email protected] Georgia Kernell, Columbia University Suzanne Dovi, University of Arizona [email protected] [email protected] Party System Development and Party Activists in Post-Soviet Alex Tuckness, Iowa State University Societies Avery Kolers, University of Louisville Thomas F. Klobucar, University of Iowa [email protected] [email protected] The International Criminal Court and the Demands of Arthur H. Miller, University of Iowa Impartiality [email protected] Alex Tuckness, Iowa State University Do Party Leaders Matter?: Impacts of Leader Change on Party [email protected] Change Disc. Avery H. Kolers, University of Louisville Robert Harmel, Texas A&M University [email protected] [email protected] 13-1 MODELING LEGISLATIVE/ELECTORAL Wei Shan, Texas A&M University RELATIONSHIPS [email protected] Room SALON 7, 3RD FLOOR, THUR 10:30 Determining the Number of Parties in an Electoral System: A Chair Ken Shotts, Princeton University New Empirical Analysis [email protected] Matt R. Golder, New York University Papers Bicameralism and Government Formation [email protected] Daniel Diermeier, Northwestern University William R. Clark, New York University [email protected] [email protected] Antonio Merlo, University of Pennsylvania Disc. Kenneth Janda, Northwestern University Hulya Eraslan, University of Pennsylvania, Wharton [email protected] Constitutional Power Sharing and Policy Lock-In 16-4 PRESIDENTIAL COMMUNICATION AND John B. Londregan, Princeton University PERSUASION [email protected] Room CLARK 10, 7TH FLOOR, THUR 10:30 Why Roll Calls? A Model of Position-Taking in Legislative Chair Shirley Anne Warshaw, Gettysburg College Voting and Elections [email protected] Michael M. Ting, Harvard University Papers After the Attack--Presidential Leadership from Pearl Harbor to [email protected] 9/11 James M. Snyder, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Gary L. Gregg, University of Louisville [email protected] [email protected] Giving up the Parliament on Principal, or was Slick Boris really Randall Adkins, University of Nebraska, Omaha Slick? Information Transmission and Strategic Voting in [email protected] Multiple Elections The Third Warrant: A Comparison of Rhetoric Toward Iraq by Joshua A. Tucker, Princeton University President's George H.W. and George W. Bush [email protected] Robert H. Swansbrough, University of Tennessee at Adam Meirowitz, Princeton University Chattanooga [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Georg Vanberg, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee What Presidents Say and Why it Matters: The Influence of [email protected] Presidential Rhetoric on the Public Agenda, 1946-2002 Ken Shotts, Princeton University Adam B. Lawrence, University of Pittsburgh [email protected] [email protected] 15-1 INTEREST GROUPS & PARTICIPATION The Art of Political Persuasion: Building a Theory Room SALON 4, 3RD FLOOR, THUR 10:30 Jennifer J. Hora, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Chair Timothy M. La Pira, Rutgers University [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Paul J. Quirk, Illinois, Urbana Papers The Democratic Contribution from Activity in Interest Groups [email protected] Grant Jordan, University of Aberdeen Michael J. Towle, Mount Saint Mary's College [email protected] [email protected] The Paradox of Participation and Concentration 17-12 POLITICS AND POLICY CHANGE Wendy L. Hansen, University of New Mexico Room DEARBORN 3, 7TH FLOOR, THUR 10:30 [email protected] Chair Herb Weisberg, Ohio State University Neil J. Mitchell, University of New Mexico [email protected] [email protected] Papers The Asher-Weisberg Hypothesis Revisited: Are There Jeffrey Drope, University of New Mexico Replacement Effects in Congressional Voting [email protected] Glenn R. Parker, Florida State University The Ebb and Flow of Participation [email protected] Gretchen S. Carnes, Pennsylvania State University Jun Choi, Florida State University [email protected] [email protected] From the Perspective of Leadership: Interest Group Strategies, Explaining Policy Change: Conversion or Replacement? Success and Politics Shawn Treier, Stanford University Mitchell Brown, University of Maryland [email protected] 48 Thursday, April 3 – 10:30 am – 12:15 pm

What Do Roll-Call Votes Tell Us about the Dimensionality of 18-5 THE OTHER CAMPAIGN: SOFT MONEY AND ISSUE Politics? ADVOCACY IN THE 2002 US HOUSE ELECTIONS Kenneth J. Koford, University of Delaware Room PARLOR D, 6TH FLOOR, THUR 10:30 [email protected] Chair J. Quin Monson, Brigham Young University Causal Chains and Cost-Shifting: Congress, Medicare, and the [email protected] Federal Budget, 1983-1997 Papers Soft Money and Issue Advocacy in the 2002 Maryland 8th Rick Mayes, University of Richmond Congressional District Election [email protected] Owen Abbe, University of Maryland Disc. Herb Weisberg, Ohio State University [email protected] [email protected] Soft Money and Issue Advocacy in the 2002 Utah 2nd David Karol, Princeton University Congressional District Election [email protected] Kelly Patterson, Brigham Young University 17-13 AMATEURS AND PROFESSIONALS IN [email protected] LEGISLATURES Soft Money and Issue Advocacy in the 2002 Indiana 2nd Room BURNHAM 1, 7TH FLOOR, THUR 10:30 Congressional District Election Chair Susan Hammond, American University John Roos, University of Notre Dame [email protected] [email protected] Papers Politics without Professionals Christopher R. Rodriguez, University of Notre Dame Nancy Burns, University of Michigan [email protected] [email protected] Soft Money and Issue Advocacy in the 2002 Connecticut 5th Laura Evans, University of Michigan Congressional District Election [email protected] Sandy Anglund, University of Connecticut Gerald H. Gamm, University of Rochester [email protected] [email protected] Sarah Morehouse, University of Connecticut Corrine McConnaughy, University of Michigan [email protected] [email protected] Soft Money and Issue Advocacy in the 2002 North Carolina 8th The Personal and Political Determinants of Tenure in the U.S. Congressional District Election Congress Eric Heberlig, University of North Carolina Charlotte David L. Leal, The University of Texas at Austin [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Gary Jacobson, University of California, San Diego Chad A. Hankinson, SUNY at Buffalo [email protected] [email protected] 19-2 PUBLIC OPINION, THE PRESS, AND SUPPORT FOR Citizen Legislators in the Modern U.S. House of THE SUPREME COURT Representatives Room BURNHAM 4, 7TH FLOOR, THUR 10:30 Rebekah Herrick, Oklahoma State University Chair Valerie J. Hoekstra, Arizona State University [email protected] [email protected] Samual Fisher, University of South Alabama Papers Salience or Politics: New York Times Coverage of the Supreme Ambition Theory and the Career Patterns of Congressional Court Staff Members Forrest Maltzman, George Washington University Jennifer M. Jensen, University at Albany, SUNY [email protected] [email protected] Paul J. Wahlbeck, George Washington University Disc. Jeffrey L. Bernstein, Eastern Michigan University [email protected] [email protected] The Structure of Specific Support for the U.S. Supreme Court Susan Hammond, American University Brandon Bartels, Ohio State University [email protected] [email protected] 18-2 LEGISLATIVE ELECTIONS IN HISTORICAL Popular Culture Meets the U.S. Supreme Court: the Effects of PERSPECTIVE CBS's First Monday on Viewers' Attitudes about the Court Room PDR 16, 5TH FLOOR, THUR 10:30 Stephen M. Caliendo, Avila University Chair Jeffery A. Jenkins, Northwestern University [email protected] [email protected] Thomas R. Marshall, University of Texas, Arlington Papers The Historical Context of Congressional Elections: Candidate [email protected] Emergence in 19th and Early 20th Century U.S. House Aggregate Public Support toward the Supreme Court Elections Seokmin Lim, State University of New York, Stony Brook Jamie L. Carson, Michigan State University [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Elliot E. Slotnick, Ohio State University Jason M. Roberts, Washington University, St. Louis [email protected] [email protected] Valerie J. Hoekstra, Arizona State University Stacking the States, Stacking the House: The Partisan [email protected] Consequences of Congressional Redistricting in the 19th and 19-8 MODELS OF SUPREME COURT DECISION MAKING: Early 20th Centuries AN EXTENTION Erik J. Engstrom, University of California, San Diego Room LASALLE 1, 7TH FLOOR, THUR 10:30 [email protected] Chair Harold J. Spaeth, Michigan State University Congressional Elections and Legislative Responsiveness in the [email protected] Populist Era Papers Amicus Curiae, Oral Arguments, and Supreme Court Decision Craig Goodman, University of Houston Making [email protected] Timothy R. Johnson, University of Minnesota Putting Party Back into Politics: The Development of Electoral [email protected] and Legislative Partisanship in the Georgia House 1960-2000 Matthew Roberts, University of Minnesota Matthew L. Gunning, Emory University [email protected] [email protected] Law, Ideology and Politics: How Strategic is the U.S. Supreme Disc. Randall W. Strahan, Emory University Court? [email protected] Rachel Paine Caufield, Drake University Jeffery A. Jenkins, Northwestern University [email protected] [email protected] Michael T. Kotlarczyk, Drake University 49 Thursday, April 3 – 10:30 – 12:15 pm [email protected] Civic Responsibility, Public Policy and the Road to Urban Modeling Federal Agency Success before the United States Revitalization Supreme Court Julie A. Pietroburgo, Southern Illinois University, Chad M. King, SUNY-Stony Brook Edwardsville [email protected] [email protected] Institutional and Attitudinal Determinants of the Supreme Roger E. Boyd, Saint Louis University Court’s Attention to Issues [email protected] Scott Peters, University of Cincinnati Place, Race and Information Technology [email protected] Karen Mossberger, Kent State University Disc. Harold J. Spaeth, Michigan State University [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Scott W. Allard, Syracuse University Lawrence Baum, Ohio State University [email protected] [email protected] 23-1 SERVICE DELIVERY AND PERFORMANCE IN 20-13 DIRECT DEMOCRACY HEALTH CARE Room SANDBURG 3, 7TH FLOOR, THUR 10:30 Room LASALLE 2, 7TH FLOOR, THUR 10:30 Chair Caroline J. Tolbert, Kent State University Chair Carol S. Weissert, Michigan State University [email protected] [email protected] Papers Why the Tax Revolt Failed and How it Can Succeed Papers Local- Level Bureaucratic Activities and Political Institutions: Michael J. New, Harvard University Should We Hope for Coordinated Services in Public Health and [email protected] Environment ? Gay Rights Initiatives on the State Level: Competing Mihriye Mete, University of Georgia Explanations for Public Policy Choices [email protected] Paula L. O'Loughlin, University of Minnesota, Morris Network Governance and Performance Measurement in [email protected] Healthcare Justin Fay, University of Minnesota, Morris Marybeth A. Farquhar, Virginia Tech fayx0013 [email protected] State Ballot Initiatives: A Retreat from Party Affiliation? 2001 Michigan Hospital CQI/TQM Study Ann M. Leonetti, University of Maryland Colleen L. Croxall, Eastern Michigan University [email protected] [email protected] Direct Democracy and Attempts to Raise the Minimum Wage Disc. Carol S. Weissert, Michigan State University John A. Grummel, Marquette University [email protected] [email protected] 23-3 HUMAN RESOURCE POLICY, PUBLIC Disc. Caroline J. Tolbert, Kent State University MANAGEMENT, AND GENDER [email protected] Room PDR 9, 3RD FLOOR, THUR 10:30 21-10 URBAN POLICY: PUTTING MONEY WHERE THE Chair Meredith A. Newman, Washington State University MOUTH IS? [email protected] Room DEARBORN 2, 7TH FLOOR, THUR 10:30 Papers Women and Minorities in State Government Agencies Chair Nirmal Goswami, Texas A&M University at Kingsville Chon-Kyun Kim, Midwestern State University [email protected] [email protected] Papers The Cross-Pressured City: Explaining Municipal Social Questioning College for All: How It Hurts Women Welfare Expenditures in Competitive Urban Environments Sharon A. Mastracci, University of Illinois, Chicago Michael C. Craw, Indiana University [email protected] [email protected] Gender and Governance at the Local Level: The Case of School Social Service Providers: Advocating at State and Local Levels Districts Claudia A. Petrescu, Eastern Michigan University Jill Nicholson-Crotty, Texas A&M University [email protected] [email protected] The New Politics of Agenda Setting in Local Government: Kenneth J. Meier, Texas A&M University New Processes, New Pressures, New Governments [email protected] Tamara A. Waggener, Sam Houston State University Gender, Age and Sexual Harassment: Implications for Policy [email protected] Implementation Seeking Equity At The Grassroots: The Politics of Laura A. Reese, Wayne State University Environmental Justice Organizations in Metropolitan Los [email protected] Angeles Disc. Meredith A. Newman, Washington State University Armando X. Mejia, University of Wisconsin-Madison [email protected] [email protected] 25-1 THE DYNAMICS OF TERRORISM AND EXTREMISM, Disc. Juliet Gainsborough, University of Miami PART I [email protected] Room SANDBURG 6, 7TH FLOOR, THUR 10:30 22-19 POLICY AND POLITICS IN LOCAL ENVIRONMENTS Chair Ronald A. Francisco, University of Kansas (Co-sponsored with Urban and Local Politics, see 21-11) [email protected] Room BURNHAM 5, 7TH FLOOR, THUR 10:30 Papers An Adverse Selection Model of Terrorism: Theory and Chair Scott W. Allard, Syracuse University Evidence [email protected] Ethan Bueno de Mesquita, Harvard University Papers Evaluating the Consequences of Direct Democracy: The [email protected] Coherence of Local Land Use Policy in California Terror and the Allee Effect: Mobilization & Sustaining Elisabeth R. Gerber, University of Michigan Problems [email protected] Ronald A. Francisco, University of Kansas Justin H. Phillips, University of California, San Diego [email protected] [email protected] Political Bullies: A Rare Event Analysis of Extremist A Community Economic Elite and Support for Correctional Recruitment Reform Eugenia K. Guilmartin, United States Military Academy Fred A. Meyer, Ball State University [email protected] [email protected] Disc. David J. Levin, University of Texas at El Paso Ralph E. Baker, Ball State University [email protected] [email protected] 50 Thursday, April 3 – 10:30 am – 12:15 pm

26-2 LEARNING COMMUNITIES AND TECHNOLOGY Room MONTROSE 2, 7TH FLOOR, THUR 10:30 Chair Bruce E. Caswell, Rowan University [email protected] Papers Teaching Virtually: American Government and State and Local Government in Cyberspace Dina M. Krois, Lansing Community College [email protected] Metalearning Communities: Political Synergy between Preparation and Opportunity Kay G. Wolsborn, College of St. Benedict/St. John's University [email protected] Talk Amongst Yourselves: On-line Discussions Across Three Universities Zoe M. Oxley, Union College [email protected] Rosalee A. Clawson, Purdue University [email protected] Rebecca E. Deen, University of Texas, Arlington [email protected] Disc. Peter J. Bergerson, Florida Gulf Coast College [email protected] Bruce E. Caswell, Rowan University [email protected] 27-3 ROUNDTABLE: THE REWARDS AND PUNISHMENTS OF ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICE IN HIGHER EDUCATION Room PARLOR F, 6TH FLOOR, THUR 10:30 Chair Laurie A. Rhodebeck, University of Louisville [email protected] Panel Georgia Duerst-Lahti, Beloit College [email protected] Lynne E. Ford, College of Charleston [email protected] Nancy McGlen, Niagara University [email protected] Joanna V. Scott, Eastern Michigan University [email protected] Susan Welch, Pennsylvania State University [email protected]

51 Thursday, April 3 – 1:30 pm – 3:15 pm Thursday, April 3 – 1:30 pm – 3:15 pm Tatiana Kostadinova, University of Minnesota, Duluth [email protected] 22-1 Pstr. PUBLIC POLICY 1-2 WINNING IS EASY: THE THEORETICAL Room EXHIBIT HALL, 4TH FLOOR, THUR 1:30 IMPORTANCE OF ACCEPTING LOSING Posters The Pursuit of Happiness?: The Impact of State Social Welfare Room MONTROSE 7, 7TH FLOOR, THUR 1:30 Spending on Quality of Life Chair Jeffrey Karp, University of Twente, the Netherlands Paul D. Mueller, University of Notre Dame [email protected] [email protected] Papers Winning is Easy: The Theoretical Importance of Accepting Joseph J. Foy, University of Notre Dame Losing [email protected] Christopher J. Anderson, SUNY Binghamton Crime Control Funding: A Comparative State Analysis For [email protected] Grant Distribution Under the Violent Crime Control and Law Losing in Established and New Democracies Enforcement Act of 1994 and the Comprehensive Antiterrorism Shaun Bowler, University of California, Riverside Act of 1995 [email protected] Pamela M. Schaal, University of Notre Dame Todd Donovan, Western Washington University [email protected] [email protected] The Impact of Philanthropy on Public Attitudes Toward Winning and Losing in Cross-National Perspective Welfare Policies Ola Listhaug, NTNU,Trondheim Krutika J. Patel, Randolph-Macon College [email protected] [email protected] Behavioral and Attitudinal Consequences of Losing Lauren C. Bell, Randolph-Macon College Andre Blais, University of Montreal [email protected] [email protected] (De)Segregation Los Angeles Magnet Schools Todd Donovan, Western Washington University Ryane M. Straus, University of California, Irvine [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Jeffrey Karp, University of Twente, the Netherlands Types of Federal Agencies: A Policy Approach to Bureaucracy [email protected] Yoonho Kim, Cornell University 1-11 ADVANCES IN RESEARCH ON PARLIAMENTARY [email protected] GOVERNMENT Collective Capacity for Sustainable Watershed Management: Room LASALLE 3, 7TH FLOOR, THUR 1:30 The Case of San Francisquito Creek Watershed Chair Randy T. Stevenson, Rice University Sung-Jun Myung, University of Pittsburgh [email protected] [email protected] Papers An Explanation of Pre-Electoral Coalition Formation Information and Activism: Disclosure Programs, Risk, and Sona N. Golder, New York University Political Behavior [email protected] Mark C. Stephan, Washington State University Vancouver The Impact of Bicameralism on the Formation of Minority [email protected] Governments Assessing the Effects of Information Disclosure Policies: The Michael F. Thies, University of California, Los Angeles Impact of the Toxics Release Inventory on Corporate and [email protected] Community Decision Making James N. Druckman, University of Minnesota Michael E. Kraft, University of Wisconsin-Green Bay [email protected] [email protected] Lanny W. Martin, Florida State University Troy D. Abel, University of Wisconsin-Green Bay [email protected] [email protected] Policy vs. Office: The Role of Clientelism in Government Environmental Decision-Making and Local Level Influences: Formation Do Community Organizations Influence Remedy Selection At Indridi H. Indridason, University de Montreal Superfund Sites? [email protected] Dorothy M. Daley, University of Kansas Delegation in Parliamentary Government: The Role of Limited [email protected] Tenure Lions, Tigers, and Ballot Initiatives: Post-Materialism and Indridi H. Indridason, University of Montreal Animal Rights [email protected] Mahalley D. Allen, University of Kansas Christopher Kam, University of South Carolina [email protected] [email protected] Public Policy and Judicial Discretion: Using Sentencing The Durability of Parliamentary Cabinets: A Bayesian Guidelines to Stack the Deck Against the Courts Approach Sean C. Nicholson-Crotty, Texas A&M University Stewart L. French, Michigan State University [email protected] [email protected] Can Regulation of Campaign Activities Prevent Influence? Disc. Randy T. Stevenson, Rice University Evidence on Nonprofit Social Service Organizations and Public [email protected] Welfare Spending 1-16 THE DETERMINANTS 0F PUBLIC SUPPORT FOR Robert C. Lowry, Iowa State University EUROPEAN INTEGRATION [email protected] Room LASALLE 5, 7TH FLOOR, THUR 1:30 Public Opinion and Mandatory Testing and School Vouchers Chair Matthew J. Gabel, University of Kentucky Lisa J. Dotterweich, Kent State University [email protected] [email protected] Papers Skill Endowments and Public Support for European Integration Ramona S. McNeal, Kent State University Adam P. Brinegar, Duke University [email protected] [email protected] Increases in Identified Cases of Autism Spectrum Disorders: Seth K. Jolly, Duke University Policy Implications [email protected] Trudy A. Steuernagel, Kent State University Permissive Consensus or Public Resistance: Treaty Effects on [email protected] European Integration Assessing the Effectiveness of International Environmental Sabri Ciftci, Florida State University Agreements: The Case of the 1988 Sophia Protocol [email protected] Evan J. Ringquist, Indiana University Asymmetric Federalism, Public Perceptions, and Support for [email protected] European Integration 52 Thursday, April 3 – 1:30 pm – 3:15 pm

Charles W. Lyon, University of Pittsburgh [email protected] [email protected] The State as Trade Breaker: Fragments of Economic In Which Home Do I Hang my Hat: Predicting European Union Accountability and Trade Liberalization Support in the British Electorate Ryan P. Kennedy, Ohio State University Lawrence C. Mayer, Texas Tech University [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Peter M. Sanchez, Loyola University, Chicago Jeff W. Justice, Texas Tech University [email protected] [email protected] 4-1 EXPLORING PATTERNS OF GOVERNANCE Poland and Its Path to the European Union: The Politics of Room CLARK 5, 7TH FLOOR, THUR 1:30 Identity Chair John H. Riley, Kutztown University Karen J. Vogel, Hamline University [email protected] [email protected] Papers Union through Union? The African Union and Enforcing Izabela Galecka-Hansmann, Hamline University African Identity [email protected] John H. Riley, Kutztown University Disc. Matthew J. Gabel, University of Kentucky [email protected] [email protected] Transnational Business Networks and Global Governance: Are 2-2 ISSUES IN ECONOMIC VOTING Business Actors Capable of Promoting Corporate Reform that Room SALON 3, 3RD FLOOR, THUR 1:30 Matters? (for Panel 029455: Exploring Patterns of Governance) Chair Irfan Nooruddin, University of Michigan Kelly L. Kollman, Carleton College [email protected] [email protected] Papers Regionalism, Partisanship and Economic Voting in South Korea Reaping What Was Sown: Universal Participation and the Kenneth W. Kollman, University of Michigan Global Governance of Climate Change [email protected] Matthew J. Hoffmann, University of Delaware Junghwa Lee, University of Michigan [email protected] [email protected] Globalization and Competing Conceptions of the Market Won-ho Park, University of Michigan Terrence Casey, Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology [email protected] [email protected] Two-tiered Economic Voting: When Voters Care About Both Winning Hearts and Minds: Comparative Public Diplomacy and Policies and Outcomes Conceptions of Power in The United States and Russia Kristin Kanthak, University of Arizona Jack Moran, Kennesaw State University [email protected] [email protected] Greg Johnson, University of Arizona Christopher Carney, Pennsylvania State University [email protected] Disc. Alistair Q. Howard, Temple University Economic Liberalization, Political Competition and Political [email protected] Representation in Latin America 5-4 EXPLAINING CHOICES IN TRADE POLICY Frances Hagopian, University of Notre Dame IMPLEMENTATION [email protected] Room SANDBURG 4, 7TH FLOOR, THUR 1:30 Disc. Irfan Nooruddin, University of Michigan Chair Marc Busch, Queen's University [email protected] [email protected] 3-3 ORGANIZING VOTERS AND PARTIES IN ASIAN Papers Access to Protection: Domestic Institutions and Trade Policy in DEMOCRACIES Democracies Room SALON 1, 3RD FLOOR, THUR 1:30 Sean D. Ehrlich, University of Michigan Chair Fiona O. Yap, University of Kansas [email protected] [email protected] The Link Between Democratic Regime And Trade Policy; Do Papers A Study of the Role Types of Legislators for the Consolidation Domestic Audiences Constrain Leaders? of the Representative Democracy in Korea Jung In Jo, Michigan State University Jongbin Yoon, Myongji University [email protected] [email protected] How Area Studies Can Make Western-Based Theories of Trade Why Not Organization?: Toward a Definition of Party Policymaking More General: The Case of Japan Institutionalization Mark A. Elder, Michigan State University Jin Seok Bae, University of Texas at Austin [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Marc Busch, Queen's University Re-examining Democratization: Looking at Habit, Collective [email protected] Memory, and Political Education 5-5 MAKING INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS Wayne S. Le Cheminant, University of Southern California Room BURNHAM 1, 7TH FLOOR, THUR 1:30 [email protected] Chair Aslaug Asgeirsdottir, Bates College Divided Government and the 2001 Taiwanese Legislative Yuan [email protected] Elections Papers Patently Misleading: Partial Implementation and Bargaining Philip O. Paolino, University of North Texas Leverage in Sino-American Negotiations on Intellectual [email protected] Property Rights Emerson M.S. Niou, Duke University Robert Pahre, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Fiona O. Yap, University of Kansas Andrew Mertha, Washington University, St. Louis [email protected] [email protected] 3-15 NEO-LIBERAL REFORM IN LATIN AMERICAN AND Treaty Compliance, Endogeneity, and Partisan Politics POST-COMMUNIST COUNTRIES Jana von Stein, University of California, Los Angeles Room PDR 9, 3RD FLOOR, THUR 1:30 [email protected] Chair Peter M. Sanchez, Loyola University, Chicago Enforcing International Treaties in Federal Systems [email protected] Mark Axelrod, Stanford University Papers The Impact of Neoliberal Economic Reforms on Democratic [email protected] Institutionalization in Mexico and Russia The Demand for Treaties Mohsin. S. Hashim, Muhlenberg College Rachel D. Brewster, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill [email protected] [email protected] Jean F. Mayer, University of Guelph 53 Thursday, April 3 – 1:30 pm – 3:15 pm Disc. Aslaug Asgeirsdottir, Bates College 7-17 RELIGION AND VOTING BEHAVIOR [email protected] Room SALON 5, 3RD FLOOR, THUR 1:30 6-7 THE SUBJECTIVE ECONOMY Chair Franklyn C. Niles, John Brown University Room PARLOR F, 6TH FLOOR, THUR 1:30 [email protected] Chair Robert S. Erikson, Columbia University Papers The Religious Basis of Contemporary American Party [email protected] Alignments Papers Electoral Cycles in the Perceived Economy and Media Effects James L. Guth, Furman University Lucy M. Goodhart, Columbia University [email protected] [email protected] Lyman A. Kellstedt, Furman University Alison Alter, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee [email protected] [email protected] John C. Green, University of Akron The Power of Checks and Balances: Political Competition and [email protected] Strategic Bias in OMB and CBO Economic Forecasts Corwin E. Smidt, Calvin College George A. Krause, University of South Carolina [email protected] [email protected] Shopping for Churches Linking Religious Choices and Citizen James W. Douglas, University of South Carolina Participation in Politics [email protected] Brian D. McKenzie, University of Rochester The Subjective Economy: Economic Conditions, Economic [email protected] Management and Economic News Much Ado About Something? Religious Right Status in Suzanna De Boef, Pennsylvania State University American Politics [email protected] Mark Caleb Smith, Calvin College Paul Kellstedt, Brown University [email protected] [email protected] M.V. Hood, University of Georgia Economic Sentiment and Economic Performance: The Case for [email protected] A Self-Fulfilling Prophecy Disc. Franklyn C. Niles, John Brown University Joseph Bafumi, Columbia University [email protected] [email protected] 7-21 POLITICAL ADVERTISING AND VOTE CHOICE IN Disc. Brian E. Roberts, University of Texas at Austin PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS [email protected] Room PDR 6, 3RD FLOOR, THUR 1:30 6-20 IDEOLOGY, RATIONALITY, AND POLITICAL Chair Paul A. Beck, Ohio State University EXPERTISE [email protected] Room SALON 6, 3RD FLOOR, THUR 1:30 Papers Advertising in the 2000 Presidential Campaign: Priming and Chair Norman L. Hurley, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Persuasion [email protected] Richard Johnston, University of British Columbia Papers Ideology and Rationality: The Role of Issue Constraint in [email protected] Candidate Perception and Decision-Making Michael G. Hagen, Rutgers University Howard G. Lavine, SUNY - Stony Brook [email protected] [email protected] Kathleen Hall Jamieson, University of Pennsylvania Political Knowledge, Expertise, and Policy Preferences [email protected] Kenneth Mulligan, Ohio State University Television Advertising and the Presidential Vote, 2000 [email protected] Charles H. Franklin, University of Wisconsin Political Sophistication and Policy Voting: A Reconsideration [email protected] Paul Goren, Arizona State University Kenneth Goldstein, University of Wisconsin [email protected] [email protected] When Does Political Expertise Imply Ideological Does Presidential Campaign Television Advertising Effect Vote Sophistication? The Interactive Effects of Knowledge and the Choice: An Aggregate Level Analysis of the 1996 and 2000 Need to Evaluate on Attitude Consistency Presidential Television Campaigns Christopher M. Federico, University of Minnesota Noah J. Kaplan, University of Houston [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Norman L. Hurley, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill David Park, Columbia University [email protected] [email protected] 6-29 POLITICAL CONTEXTS AND SOCIAL INFLUENCE Disc. Paul A. Beck, Ohio State University Room SALON 8, 3RD FLOOR, THUR 1:30 [email protected] Chair Fred Slocum, Minnesota State University, Mankato 9-10 THE GENDERED DIMENSIONS OF VOTER CHOICE [email protected] Room MONTROSE 1, 7TH FLOOR, THUR 1:30 Papers The Significance of Social Networks: How Political Talk Chair Geralyn M. Miller, Indiana University Purdue University Fort Influences Political Participation Wayne Casey A. Klofstad, Harvard University [email protected] [email protected] Papers Gender, Sophistication and Heuristic Use Alternative Interpretation of Social Network Influence Sara J. Dunlap, Ohio State University Yukio Maeda, Tokyo Metropolitan University [email protected] [email protected] Symbolic Sexism? The Role of Gender Attitudes in Vote Motivation, Learning, and the Political Environment Choice Jennifer Wolak, University of North Carolina,Chapel Hill Ray Block, jr., Ohio State University [email protected] [email protected] A Sense of Community: Influences on Local Civic Jennifer M. Moyer, Ohio State University Participation [email protected] Mary R. Anderson, Florida State University Voting for Women Candidates for Congress: The Role of [email protected] Gendered Information in the Electoral Environment Disc. Martin Johnson, University of California, Riverside Kathleen Dolan, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee [email protected] [email protected] Fred Slocum, Minnesota State University, Mankato Disc. Carole L. Kennedy, San Diego State University [email protected] [email protected]

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Susan Lederman, Kean University [email protected] [email protected] Paul E. Johnson, University of Kansas 10-4 RACIAL/ETHNIC VOTING PARTICIPATION [email protected] Room DEARBORN 1, 7TH FLOOR, THUR 1:30 15-16 PARTIES IN HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE Chair David Lublin, American University Room SALON 2, 3RD FLOOR, THUR 1:30 [email protected] Chair Sean J. Savage, Saint Mary's College Papers Language Provisions Under the Voting Rights Act: How [email protected] Effective Are They? Papers Reassessing the 1896 Realignment Michael A. Jones-Correa, Cornell University Jeffrey M. Stonecash, Syracuse University [email protected] [email protected] Somewhere Over the Rainbow: Assessing the Minority Voter Everita Silina, Syracuse University Turnout of the 2002 Texas Elections [email protected] Geoffrey D. Peterson, University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire The New Deal in Wisconsin: The WPA and Progressive Politics [email protected] Amy D. Burke, Brandeis University Terence Garrett, University of Texas, Pan American [email protected] [email protected] Party Off, Party On: What California's Experience with Cross- Ethnic Political Participation in Urban Neighborhoods: A Filing Teaches Us about Party Effects Contemporary View Seth E. Masket, University of California, Los Angeles Lorrie A. Frasure, University of Maryland-College Park [email protected] [email protected] Not in Kansas Anymore, Populism in the West Dos Palos Revisited: Testing the Lasting Effects of Voter Amy Bridges, University of California, San Diego Mobilization [email protected] Melissa R. Michelson, California State University, Fresno Jessica T. Hills, University of California, Los Angeles [email protected] [email protected] Countervailing Effects: An Integrated Model of Black Political Disc. John J. Coleman, University of Wisconsin Participation Over Time [email protected] Valeria N. Sinclair-Chapman, University of Rochester 15-19 PARTIES & LEADERS [email protected] Room SALON 4, 3RD FLOOR, THUR 1:30 Fredrick C. Harris, University of Rochester Chair John H. Aldrich, Duke University [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Christine Leveaux, University of Houston Papers Political Ambition and Nomination Rule Choice [email protected] Alejandro Poir, ITAM Louis Desipio, University of California, Irvine [email protected] [email protected] Revolution in the US House: The Rise of the Rules Committee 11-1 ROUNDTABLE: DAVID EASTON'S POLITICAL and Majority Government in the 1880's SYSTEM AFTER FIFTY YEARS: POLITICAL SCIENCE Chris Den Hartog, University of California, San Diego AND POLITICAL THEORY (Co-sponsored with Program [email protected] Chair, see 0-4) Parties, Leaders and the Transition from Authoritarian Rule in Room STATE, 4TH FLOOR, THUR 1:30 the South Chair John G. Gunnell, State University of New York Robert W. Mickey, University of Michigan [email protected] [email protected] Panel Henrik Bang, University of Copenhagen Strategic Leadership Selection in the Senate and House [email protected] Robert Van Houweling, University of Michigan James Farr, University of Minnesota [email protected] [email protected] Disc. John H. Aldrich, Duke University Robert Grafstein, University of Georgia [email protected] [email protected] 16-7 POLITICAL TERROR: THE ADMINISTRATION'S George J. Graham, Vanderbilt RESPONSE AND NATIONAL SECURITY [email protected] Room CLARK 10, 7TH FLOOR, THUR 1:30 Ronald Inglehart, University of Michigan Chair William J. Crotty, Northeastern University [email protected] [email protected] 13-2 EVOLUTION AND THE DYNAMICS OF GROUPS, Papers Confronting Terrorism in an Open Society PARTIES, AND GOVERNMENTS (Co-sponsored with William J. Crotty, Northeastern University Political Parties and Interest Groups, see 15-22) [email protected] Room SALON 7, 3RD FLOOR, THUR 1:30 Congressional Responses to Terrorism Chair Krishna K. Ladha, New York University John S. Jackson III, Southern Illinois University [email protected] Democratic Values Post 9-11 Papers Integrating Downs and Duverger: Modeling Party Systems John Kenneth White, Catholic University of George under Conditions of Uncertainty Washington Emily Clough, Dartmouth College Wartime Presidents and Civil Liberties [email protected] Jerome Mileur, University of Massachusetts, Amherst An Evolutionary Approach to Party System Stability [email protected] Matt R. Golder, New York University Ron Story, University of Massachusetts, Amherst [email protected] [email protected] An Agent-Based Model of the Evolution of Ethnocentric Disc. Panel Members Behavior 17-2 ASKING NEGLECTED QUESTIONS ABOUT Ross A. Hammond, University of Michigan CONGRESS [email protected] Room DEARBORN 3, 7TH FLOOR, THUR 1:30 Robert Axelrod, University of Michigan Chair Larry Dodd, University of Florida [email protected] [email protected] On the Rise, Stability and Growth of Democracy Papers The House and Catastrophic Events: The Issues of Continuity Krishna K. Ladha, New York University and the Constitution [email protected] Paul S. Rundquist, Government and Finance Division Disc. Burt L. Monroe, Michigan State University [email protected] 55 Thursday, April 3 – 1:30 pm – 3:15 pm Members of Congress and Constitutional Issues David Epstein, Columbia University Andrew E. Busch, University of Denver [email protected] [email protected] 19-15 INTEREST GROUPS AND THEIR LITIGATION AND Christopher McLemore, University of Denver POLITICAL ACTIVITIES [email protected] Room BURNHAM 4, 7TH FLOOR, THUR 1:30 Public Preferences for Political Representation Chair James D. Ivers, Eastern Michigan University Christopher J. Carman, University of Pittsburgh [email protected] [email protected] Papers How Often do Charities go to Court? Disc. Forrest Maltzman, George Washington University Nancy Winemiller Basinger, University of Utah [email protected] [email protected] Larry Dodd, University of Florida Interest Groups and Judicial Confirmations: A View From the [email protected] Senate 18-1 GENDER AND LEGISLATIVE ELECTIONS (Co- Amy L. Steigerwalt, University of California, Berkeley sponsored with Gender and Politics, see 9-20) [email protected] Room PDR 16, 5TH FLOOR, THUR 1:30 Access to Review: Factors Driving the Mobilization of Chair Diana Evans, Trinity College Criminal Appeals in Australia [email protected] Rebecca Wood, Michigan State University Papers Becoming a Woman of the House [email protected] Sarah A. Fulton, University of California, Davis The Civil Jury as a Political Institution: Regulation and [email protected] Representation Ms. Smith Goes to Washington: A Different Route to Congress? Sean Overland, University of California, Los Angeles Kathryn L. Pearson, University of California, Berkeley [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Steven Puro Puro, St. Louis University Eric McGhee, University of California, Berkeley [email protected] [email protected] Scott A. Comparato, Southern Illinois University - Carbondale The Gender Gap in Candidate Emergence: Sex Differences in [email protected] Political Ambition 20-2 REPRESENTATION Jennifer L. Lawless, Stanford University Room SANDBURG 3, 7TH FLOOR, THUR 1:30 [email protected] Chair Ronald E. Weber, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Richard L. Fox, Union College [email protected] [email protected] Papers Have the Parties Moved South? Boy-Talk/Girl-Talk: Gender Differences in Campaign Phillip J. Ardoin, Southern University Communications Strategies and Approaches [email protected] Costas Panagopoulos, New York University Ronald Vogel, Southern University [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Pamela M. Fiber, California State University, Fullerton State-Level Measures of Partisanship and Ideology for Racial [email protected] and Ethnic Minorities Diana Evans, Trinity College Barbara Norrander, University of Arizona [email protected] [email protected] 18-9 CONSEQUENCES OF CONGRESSIONAL Sylvia Rivera, University of Arizona REDISTRICTING [email protected] Room BURNHAM 2, 7TH FLOOR, THUR 1:30 Why Are So Few Illinois Elections Competitive? Chair David Epstein, Columbia University Brian J. Gaines, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign [email protected] [email protected] Papers A New Approach to Measuring the Racial Fairness of Descriptive Representation in Multi-Member District Redistricting Legislatures Jonathan N. Katz, California Institute of Technology Lilliard E. Richardson, University of Missouri [email protected] [email protected] Gary King, Harvard University Christopher A. Cooper, Western Carolina University [email protected] [email protected] Andrew Gelman, Columbia University Disc. Ronald E. Weber, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee [email protected] [email protected] Testing the Effects of the Redistricting Revolution on the 21-2 THE COLOR OF LOCAL POLITICS: RACE, Incumbency Advantage: Assessing the Cox and Katz Argument REPRESENTATION AND REFORM Thomas L. Brunell, Binghamton University Room DEARBORN 2, 7TH FLOOR, THUR 1:30 [email protected] Chair Melissa J. Marschall, University of Illinois, Chicago Redistricting, Constituency Influence, and Party Polarization [email protected] in Congress Papers The Color of Local Politics: Race and Urban Regimes in Jamie L. Carson, Michigan State University Chicago and Detroit [email protected] Paru R. Shah, University of Illinois, Chicago Michael H. Crespin, Michigan State University [email protected] [email protected] Minority Opposition to Merger: Assessing the Black Political Charles J. Finocchiaro, Michigan State University Implications of City-County Reform [email protected] Joseph V. Stefko, University at Buffalo, SUNY David W. Rohde, Michigan State University [email protected] [email protected] Black Political Power and City Contracts Win, Lose, or Draw: Reapportionment, Redistricting Strategy, Dick W. Simpson, University of Illinois, Chicago and Electoral Outcomes in U.S. House Elections 1972-2002 [email protected] Michael Lyons, Utah State University Ola Adeoye, University of Illinois [email protected] [email protected] Peter F. Galderisi, Utah State University Disc. Brady Baybeck, University of Missouri St Louis [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Kevin A. Hill, Florida International University [email protected] 56 Thursday, April 3 – 1:30 pm – 3:15 pm

23-2 STRATEGIES OF GOVERNANCE FOR PUBLIC Manus I. Midlarsky, Rutgers University MANAGEMENT [email protected] Room LASALLE 2, 7TH FLOOR, THUR 1:30 Disc. Timothy J. Schorn, University of South Dakota Chair Alka Sapat, Florida Atlantic University [email protected] [email protected] 28-2 POLITICS AND RHETORIC Papers Authorizing Management: How Temporary Authorizations Room LASALLE 1, 7TH FLOOR, THUR 1:30 Affect Public Management Chair Patrick Peritore, University of Missouri, Columbia Thad E. Hall, The Century Foundation [email protected] [email protected] Papers Just Emotions: Aristotle's Theory of the Good, the Bad, and the The Problematic World of State Management: The More Things Decent Change the More they Remain the Same? Marlene K. Sokolon, Northern Illinois University Richard C. Elling, Wayne State University [email protected] [email protected] Gorgias, the Class Struggle, and his Art of Rhetoric Lyke Thompson, Wayne State University Michael S. Kochin, Princeton University [email protected] [email protected] The Contrasting Character of Influence: Alternative Why Noble Politicians Have No Choice but to Deceive: An Approaches to Assessing Authority Relationships in Political- Introduction to the Mytilenian Debate in Thucydides' History of Administrative Settings the Peloponnesian War Brendan F. Burke, Bridgewater State College Christopher M. Whidden, Northern Illinois University [email protected] [email protected] Deil S. Wright, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Disc. Patrick Peritore, University of Missouri, Columbia Managerial Flexibility in the Department of Homeland Security [email protected] R. Steven Daniels, California State University Bakersfield Mark Shiffman, Notre Dame University [email protected] [email protected] Carolyn L. Clark-Daniels [email protected] Disc. Alka Sapat, Florida Atlantic University [email protected] 24-1 CIVIC CULTURE AND POLITICAL PARTICIPATION Room MONTROSE 2, 7TH FLOOR, THUR 1:30 Chair Marianne Stewart, University of Texas at Dallas [email protected] Papers Explaining Turnout in a New Democracy: The 2000 Presidential Election in Mexico Jorge Buendia, ITAM [email protected] Fernanda Somuano, College of Mexico [email protected] Political Behavior Without Civic Culture: An Assessment of Legitimacy Melissa J. Scheier, University of Houston [email protected] The Presence of the Vicious Circle Among Civic Engagement, Social Capital (Trust) and Confidence in Political Institution in South Korea Soo-chan Jang, Mokwon University [email protected] Hee-bong Park, Daejin University [email protected] Social Capital and Political Action Maria Elena Sandovici, Binghamton University - SUNY [email protected] Cradles of Civility? Multiethnic Associations as Sources of Inter-Ethnic Civility, Tolerance, Cooperation and Trust Bruce W. Hemmer, University of California, Irvine [email protected] Disc. Geoffrey Evans, Oxford University [email protected] 25-11 THE DYNAMICS OF TERRORISM AND EXTREMISM, PART II Room PARLOR D, 6TH FLOOR, THUR 1:30 Chair TBA Papers Radical Flanks and Moderate Centers: The Effects of Intra- Movement Fragmentation and Competition in Ethno-Nationalist Conflicts Devashree Gupta, Cornell University [email protected] The Political and Economic Consequences of Terrorism: Revolutionary and Nationalist Movements in Western Europe, 1970s-Present Susan M. Jellissen, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign [email protected] Nihilism in Nazism and Al Qaeda: The Collective Consequences of Suicide Bombing 57 Thursday, April 3 – 3:30 pm – 5:15 pm Thursday, April 3 – 3:30 pm – 5:15 pm Jaechul Lee, University of Missouri-Columbia [email protected] 1-1 Pstr. TOPICS IN COMPARATIVE POLITICS Johann Park, University of Missouri-Columbia Room EXHIBIT HALL, 4TH FLOOR, THUR 3:30 [email protected] Posters Presidential Power and Cabinet Membership under Semi- Does Weak Identities Lead to Weak Institutions? CARICOM Presidentialism the Loma Agreements and Regionalism in the Caribbean Acir S. Almeida, University of Rochester Angel L. Viera, Purdue University [email protected] [email protected] Seok-ju Cho, University of Rochester Disc. Amy L. Widsten, Columbia University [email protected] [email protected] Piecing Together the Institutional Puzzle: An Examination of Sean D. Ehrlich, University of Michigan the Effective Number of Parties in Semi-Presidential Systems [email protected] Michael J. Hickey, University of Houston 2-4 THE POLITICS OF ISLAM [email protected] Room SALON 3, 3RD FLOOR, THUR 3:30 Choosing Green: A Pooled Times-Series Analysis of Green Chair Ellen Lust-Okar, Yale University Party Support in European Parliamentary Elections, 1979-1999 [email protected] Eric H. Hines, University of Iowa Papers A Muslim Democracy Deficit? [email protected] Anas B. Malik, DePauw University The Values They Are A-Changing': Party and Electorate [email protected] Congruence on Environmental Issues Taming Political Islamists by Islamic Capital: The Passions and Jeremy J. Albright, Indiana University the Interests in Turkish Islamic Society [email protected] Ji-Hyang Jang, University of Texas at Austin Are all Freshman Equal?: Comparing First Term Members the [email protected] U.S. House of Representatives and Canadian House of Politics of Religion: A Comparative Analysis of Religious Commons Party Support in Israel and Turkey Jacob R. Straus, University of Florida Sultan Tepe, University of Illinois at Chicago [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Winand Gellner, University of Passau The Clash of Civilizations Reconsidered: A Cross-Country [email protected] Study of Economic Development, Values and Religion Debra J. Holzhauer, Coe College Matthew M. Carlson, University of California, Davis [email protected] [email protected] 1-2 Pstr. VALUES, IDENTITIES, AND LOYALTIES IN Taku Sugawara, University of Tokyo TRANSITION [email protected] Room EXHIBIT HALL, 4TH FLOOR, THUR 3:30 Disc. Ellen Lust-Okar, Yale University Posters Disability Pressure Groups in the European Union: Formation, [email protected] Strength and Tactics 3-2 LEARNING DEMOCRACY IN AFRICA David R. Penna, Gallaudet University Room SALON 8, 3RD FLOOR, THUR 3:30 [email protected] Chair Heather M. Deegan, Middlesex University Russell C. Olson, Gallaudet University [email protected] [email protected] Papers Democracy, Regime Stability and the Rentier State Mairin Veith, Gallaudet University Charity D. Butcher, Indiana University [email protected] [email protected] Value Change and Safety Concerns: Implications for Post- Public Debate and the Legitimacy of Gender Equality in South Materialism in the Aftermath of 9/11 Africa Robert Harmel, Texas A&M University Denise M. Walsh, New School University [email protected] [email protected] Mary Barnes, Texas A&M University The Formerly Dominant Marxist-Leninist Parties in the [email protected] Developing World after the Collapse of Communism European Integration and Ethnic Voting: Electoral Fortune of John T. Ishiyama, Truman State University Ethnic Parties in the Six European Regions [email protected] Myeun Kim, Indiana University Disc. Heather M. Deegan, Middlesex University [email protected] [email protected] Linguistic Context and Francophone Support for Quebec 3-13 BUILDING SUPPORT FOR NEW DEMOCRACIES Sovereignty Room SALON 1, 3RD FLOOR, THUR 3:30 David Lublin, American University Chair Vicki L. Hesli, University of Iowa [email protected] [email protected] Scott Piroth, American University Papers Political Participation and Building Democratic Support: A [email protected] Cross-national Comparison of New and Established Pierre Serre, University of Montreal Democracies [email protected] Alison Warner, Nuffield College Social Capital and the Elasticity of Exit Behavior in Federal [email protected] Regimes Evaluations, Referents of Support, and Political Action in New Tassili Pender, Claremont Graduate University Democracies [email protected] Gabriela Catterberg, University of Michigan Disc. David L. Ellison, Grinnell College [email protected] [email protected] Political Disagreement and Social Capital in Contemporary 5-1 Pstr. INTERNATIONAL POLITICAL ECONOMY Democracies Room EXHIBIT HALL, 4TH FLOOR, THUR 3:30 Aida Paskeviciute, Binghamton University - SUNY Posters Globalization, Domestic Institutions, and the Prospects for [email protected] Multilateral Policy Coordination Christopher J. Anderson, Binghamton University, SUNY Gerald M. DiGiusto, Duke University [email protected] [email protected] The More Things Change, the More They Stay the Same: Does Free Trade Matter in East Asia?: Impact of Economic Russian Citizens Face Changing Institutions Interdependence on Militarized Disputes Ellen P. Carnaghan, Saint Louis University 58 Thursday, April 3 – 3:30 pm – 5:15 pm

[email protected] Solving Credible Commitments during Liberalization by Disc. Vicki L. Hesli, University of Iowa Seeking Membership in Ios [email protected] Louise M. Steen-Sprang, Ohio State University 3-16 MASS PUBLIC SUPPORT FOR POLITICAL AND [email protected] ECONOMIC REFORMS IN RUSSIA AND EAST- Disc. Chad Rector, University of California, San Diego CENTRAL EUROPE [email protected] Room PDR 6, 3RD FLOOR, THUR 3:30 Jana von Stein, University of California, Los Angeles Chair David S. Mason, Butler University [email protected] [email protected] 4-28 APPLICATIONS OF NEW METHODS IN Papers The Depoliticization of Personal Experience within a Politicized INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS (Co-sponsored with Media Environment: Russian Voters and the Media that Methodology, see 14-9) "Informs" Them Room CLARK 5, 7TH FLOOR, THUR 3:30 Andrew Konitzer-Smirnov, Woodrow Wilson International Chair Richard Tucker, Vanderbilt University Center for Scholars [email protected] [email protected] Papers New Methods in Computer Content Analysis and the Study of Matching Behavior to Attitudes in the Hungarian and Slovenian Identity Transitions Will Lowe, Harvard University Darby L. Hiller, Northwestern Michigan College [email protected] [email protected] War Escalation, Casualties, and the Duration Dependence of Mass Support for Political and Economic Reforms. Democratic Civil War Consolidation in Central and Eastern Europe Scott Gates, Michigan State University Claudiu D. Tufis, Pennsylvania State University [email protected] [email protected] Non-Random Selection In Duration Models Democracy and International Institutions: Support for the Daniel S. Morey, University of Iowa European Union in Post-Communist Eastern Europe [email protected] Robert Rohrschneider, Indiana University Megan Shannon, University of Iowa [email protected] [email protected] Stephen D. Whitefield, Oxford University Frederick Boehmke, University of Iowa [email protected] [email protected] Disc. David S. Mason, Butler University Disc. Richard Tucker, Vanderbilt University [email protected] [email protected] Mary Stegmaier, Virginia Military Institute D. Scott Bennett, Pennsylvania State University [email protected] [email protected] 4-2 RATIONALITY AND CRISIS DECISION MAKING 6-2 AUTHORS MEET CRITICS: STEALTH DEMOCRACY Room BURNHAM 1, 7TH FLOOR, THUR 3:30 Room STATE, 4TH FLOOR, THUR 3:30 Chair Rose McDermott, Cornell University Chair Marc J. Hetherington, Bowdoin College [email protected] [email protected] Papers The Cognitive Calculus of Quality vs. Quantity of Information Panel John R. Hibbing, University of Nebraska-Lincoln in Foreign Policy Decision Making [email protected] Nehemia Geva, Texas A&M University Elizabeth Theiss-Morse, University of Nebraska-Lincoln [email protected] [email protected] Joe Clare, Texas A&M University Paul Gronke, Reed College [email protected] [email protected] Katrina Mosher, Teaxs A&M University Karen Stenner, Princeton University [email protected] [email protected] A Comparative Evaluation of the Prospect Theory in Foreign Robert Y. Shapiro, Columbia University Policy Decision-Making: The U.S. and China Case [email protected] Nehemia Geva, Texas A&M University Gregory A. Caldeira, Ohio State University [email protected] [email protected] Yi Yang, Texas A&M University 6-21 ECONOMICS, LIFE EVENTS AND PUBLIC OPINION [email protected] Room SALON 6, 3RD FLOOR, THUR 3:30 Jiu Chang, Temple University Chair John Comer, University of Nebraska - Lincoln [email protected] [email protected] Is War Rational? The Extent of Miscalculation and Papers The attitudinal consequences of investing in the stock market Misperception as Causes of War John Comer, University of Nebraska - Lincoln Dan Lindley, University of Notre Dame [email protected] [email protected] What Happens to People After the Lottery? Results from a Disc. Rose McDermott, Cornell University Natural Experiment [email protected] Don P. Green, Yale University 4-13 INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS AND STATE [email protected] BEHAVIOR Alan S. Gerber, Yale University Room LASALLE 5, 7TH FLOOR, THUR 3:30 [email protected] Chair Chad Rector, University of California, San Diego Daniel J. Doherty, Yale University [email protected] [email protected] Papers Empty Chair Diplomacy: Explaining State Exit from The Linkage Between Public Assistance and Public Opinion in International Organizations the American Welfare State Michael B. Hawes, University of California, San Diego Saundra K. Schneider, University of South Carolina [email protected] [email protected] Delegation or Arrogation? International Organizations and the William G. Jacoby, University of South Carolina Case of Interpol [email protected] Liv M. Coleman, University of Wisconsin-Madison Military Service and Social Policy: A Look at Veterans and [email protected] Their Policy Preferences Michael Barnett, University of Wisconsin-Madison Christopher S. Parker, University of California, Santa [email protected] Barbara 59 Thursday, April 3 – 3:30 pm – 5:15 pm [email protected] Melody Hubackaby, University of Oklahoma Disc. Lucy M. Goodhart, Columbia University [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Dara Z. Strolovitch, University of Minnesota 7-23 POLITICAL LEADERS, CUE-TAKING, AND VOTER [email protected] DECISION-MAKING 10-2 THE IMPACT OF DESCRIPTIVE AND SUBSTANTIVE Room SALON 5, 3RD FLOOR, THUR 3:30 REPRESENTATION FOR MINORITY GROUPS Chair Thomas Gschwend, University of Mannheim Room LASALLE 3, 7TH FLOOR, THUR 3:30 [email protected] Chair John Garcia, University of Arizona Papers Effects of Party Leadership Changes on Support for New Labor, [email protected] January 1992-April 1997: An Interrupted Time Series Analysis Papers Electoral Influences on Latino Representation in Congress Andrew J. Civettini, University of Iowa Rodolfo Espino, University of Wisconsin-Madison [email protected] [email protected] Measuring, Comparing, and Accounting for Personal Votes The Different Manifestations of Race in Congressional Cross-nationally Representation Scott J. Morgenstern, Duke University Kenny J. Whitby, University of South Carolina [email protected] [email protected] Daniel Nielson, Brigham Young University Structural Choices and Representational Biases [email protected] Kenneth J. Meier, Texas A&M University Steven Swindle, Southeast Missouri State University [email protected] [email protected] Eric J. Juenke, Texas A&M University Anchoring on the Incumbent [email protected] Renan Levine, Duke University Robert D. Wrinkle, UT Pan American [email protected] [email protected] Policy Expectations Voting in Executive Elections: The Role of J. L. Polinard, UT Pan American Information and Institutions [email protected] Dean P. Lacy, Ohio State University Minority Representatives and Substantive Representation in [email protected] Agency Rule-Making Philip Paolino, University of North Texas Michael D. Minta, University of Michigan-Ann Arbor [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Thomas Gschwend, University of Mannheim Disc. Regina P. Branton, Rice University [email protected] [email protected] 8-1 MASS COMMUNICATION IN HISTORICAL AND 10-13 COMMON GROUND AND COALITIONS: INCREASING CULTURAL PERSPECTIVE THE POLITICAL POWER OF MARGINALIZED Room MONTROSE 7, 7TH FLOOR, THUR 3:30 GROUPS Chair Katina R. Stapleton, Syracuse University Room DEARBORN 1, 7TH FLOOR, THUR 3:30 [email protected] Chair Stephanie S. Post, Rice University Papers Rationalizing Extra-Judicial Executions: The Israeli Press and [email protected] the Legitimization of Authority Papers Marvin P. King, Jr., University of North Texas Neve Gordon, Ben-Gurion University [email protected] [email protected] Black, Brown and Lavender: Political Coalitions Among Hegemony and War of Position in the Debate over Oliver African-Americans, Latinos and GLBTs Stone's JFK Jeremy R. Youde, University of Iowa Robert E. Watkins, University of Pennsylvania [email protected] [email protected] Alternative Spheres of Influence: How Black Politics Shapes Film Criticism as Politics: The Rise, Fall, and Survival of Black Public Opinion Riefenstahl's Triumph of the Will Ismail K. White, University of Michigan Jack D. Blanton, Kent State University [email protected] [email protected] Politics on the Fringe: The Role of Coalition Brokers in Timothy D. Newman, Kent State University Facilitating Coalition Formation Among Marginalized Groups [email protected] Heather D. Dash, Emory University Flickering Images: Live Television Coverage and Viewership [email protected] of the Army-McCarthy Hearings Disc. Lewis A. Randolph, Ohio University Michael Gauger, University of Wisconsin-Madison [email protected] [email protected] 11-6 TWENTIETH CENTURY LIBERAL POLITICAL Disc. Katina R. Stapleton, Syracuse University PHILOSOPHY IN COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE [email protected] Room BURNHAM 2, 7TH FLOOR, THUR 3:30 9-6 DESCRIPTIVE REPRESENTATION AND THE Chair Steven Gerencser, Indiana University, South Bend POLITICS OF GENDER [email protected] Room MONTROSE 1, 7TH FLOOR, THUR 3:30 Papers Raymon Aron's Moderation in Comparative Perspective Chair Michelle Taylor-Robinson, Texas A&M University Aurelian Craiutu, Indiana University [email protected] [email protected] Papers Connecting Descriptive and Substantive Representation: Maruyama Masao and Liberal Political Philosophy An Analysis of Sex Differences in Co-sponsorship in the Michael Mosher, University of Tulsa House of Representatives [email protected] Michele L. Swers, Georgetown University Michael Oakeshott in Comparative Perspective [email protected] or [email protected] Ted Miller, University of Alabama Promoting Female Parliamentary Presence: Dynamics of Ted. [email protected] Reform Disc. Steven Gerencser, Indiana University, South Bend Mona Lena Krook, Columbia University [email protected] [email protected] 12-6 DEMOCRACY, CITIZENSHIP AND REPRESENTATION Enlarging Representation: Descriptive Representation in Federal Room PDR 9, 3RD FLOOR, THUR 3:30 Systems Chair Johnny Goldfinger, Indiana University Purdue University Cindy Simon Rosenthal, University of Oklahoma Indianapolis [email protected] [email protected] 60 Thursday, April 3 – 3:30 pm – 5:15 pm

Papers Housing Democracy: Recent Challenges to Home Ownership as Taking the State-Space Seriously: The Dynamic Linear Model the Foundation of Good Citizenship and Bayesian Time Series Analysis Leonard C. Feldman, University of Oregon Jack P. Buckley, Stony Brook University [email protected] [email protected] Multiple Choice Democracy: Polls as Potential Representatives The Dynamics of Divided Government of the People's Voice Patrick T. Brandt, University of North Texas Jennifer O. Oats-Sargent, University of Illinois, Urbana- [email protected] Champaign Discrete Analysis of Voting in Committees [email protected] Brian L. Lawson, University of Cincinnati Communication in Processes of Social Integration – An [email protected] Analytical Account Disc. Brian L. Lawson, University of Cincinnati Olga A. Avdeyeva, Purdue University [email protected] [email protected] B. Dan Wood, Texas A&M University The Ins and Outs of Associative Democracy [email protected] Michael T. Rogers, University at Albany, SUNY 15-8 INTEREST GROUPS IN STATE AND LOCAL POLITICS [email protected] Room SALON 2, 3RD FLOOR, THUR 3:30 Disc. Johnny Goldfinger, Indiana University Purdue University Chair David M. Brodsky, University of Tennessee @ Chattanooga Indianapolis [email protected] [email protected] Papers Interest Groups, Initiatives, and Referenda 12-12 POLITICAL THEORY AND RELIGION Anthony J. Nownes, University of Tennessee Room MONTROSE 3, 7TH FLOOR, THUR 3:30 [email protected] Chair Andrew Rehfeld, Washington University in St. Louis Robert M. Alexander, Ohio Northern University [email protected] [email protected] Papers Liberalism, Islamic Political Philosophy, and Secularism in The Liability of Newness: On the Fate of Newcomers in State Turkey Lobbying Communities Banu Eligur, Brandeis University David Lowery, University of North Carolina,Chapel Hill [email protected] [email protected] Religious Organizations and the Limits of Freedom of Virginia Gray, University of North Carolina,Chapel Hill Conscience [email protected] Emily R. Gill, Bradley University Adam J. Newmark, University of North Carolina,Chapel Hill [email protected] [email protected] Political Pluralism and The Crisis in the Catholic Church Jennifer L. Anderson, University of North Carolina,Chapel Emile Lester, College of William and Mary Hill [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Andrew Rehfeld, Washington University in St. Louis City Management and the Myth of Policy Neutrality: An [email protected] Interest Group Perspective 13-3 MODELING SOURCES OF CONFLICT Justin J. Marlowe, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Room SALON 7, 3RD FLOOR, THUR 3:30 [email protected] Chair Catherine Hafer, New York University Timing of Contributions at the State Level: An Examination of [email protected] the Motives of Contributors Papers Property Rights Assignment: Conflict and the Implementability David W. Prince, University of Kentucky of Rules [email protected] Kurt Annen, Washington University Disc. David M. Brodsky, University of Tennessee @ Chattanooga [email protected] [email protected] Bargaining Failure and the Logic of War and Conflict 17-5 CONGRESS AND THE EXECUTIVE Catherine C. Langlois, Georgetown University Room CLARK 10, 7TH FLOOR, THUR 3:30 [email protected] Chair Stephen Borrelli, University of Alabama Jean-Pierre P. Langlois, San Francisco State University [email protected] [email protected] Papers Changing Their Minds? Congress Members' Decisions, The Rationality of Violence: Collective Action in Europe and Presidential Approval, and New Information India Andrea McAtee, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Sunita Parikh, Washington University in St. Louis [email protected] [email protected] Terry Sullivan, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Martin Battle, Washington University, St. Louis [email protected] [email protected] Jennifer J. Hora, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Armageddon's Threshold: A Model for Computing the [email protected] Probability of Nuclear Warfare The Effects of Changes in State Level Presidential Approval on Spyridon Kotsovilis, McGill University Support in the Senate [email protected] Jon R. Bond, Texas A&M University Disc. Catherine Hafer, New York University [email protected] [email protected] Brandy M. Durham, Texas A&M University Kadera Kelly, University of Iowa [email protected] [email protected] Jeffrey E. Cohen, Fordham University 14-4 INNOVATIONS OF TIME-SERIAL AND CROSS- [email protected] SECTIONAL APPROACHES TO THE ANALYSIS OF Richard Fleisher, Fordham University AMERICAN POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS AND [email protected] POLITICAL BEHAVIOR Challenging Cabinet Nominations: Competing for Institutional Room SALON 4, 3RD FLOOR, THUR 3:30 Influence in Congress and the Executive Chair B. Dan Wood, Texas A&M University Andrew E. Milstein, Syracuse University [email protected] [email protected] Papers Measuring Strategic Effects in Congressional Elections Institutional Constraints on Legislative Oversight Michael J. Burton, Ohio University Julianne F. Flowers, Georgia State University [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Michael L. Mezey, DePaul University 61 Thursday, April 3 – 3:30 pm – 5:15 pm [email protected] Georg Vanberg, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Stephen Borrelli, University of Alabama [email protected] [email protected] Attempted Overrides of Supreme Court Decisions: 17-21 PARTY SWITCHERS Understanding Court-Congress Interaction Room DEARBORN 3, 7TH FLOOR, THUR 3:30 Danette Brickman, Texas A&M University Chair Catherine E. Rudder, George Mason University [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Virginia A. Hettinger, University of Connecticut Papers Congressional Party Switchers 1876-2002: The Effects of Party [email protected] and Constituency on Strategic Behavior John B. Gates, University of California, Davis Bruce I. Oppenheimer, Vanderbilt University [email protected] [email protected] 19-17 JUDICIAL SELECTION, INDEPENDENCE, AND THE Andrea C. Hatcher, Vanderbilt University QUALITY OF JURISTS [email protected] Room LASALLE 1, 7TH FLOOR, THUR 3:30 Congressional Party Defection in American History Chair Tammy A. Sarver, Benedictine University Timothy Nokken, Michigan State University [email protected] [email protected] Papers The Senate Confirmation Process and the "Quality" of U.S. Keith T. Poole, University of Houston Supreme Court Justices in the Twentieth Century [email protected] Michael C. Comiskey, Pennsylvania State University, Fayette Is It Rational to Switch Parties?: Long-term versus Short-term [email protected] Electoral Effects of Legislative Party Switching Understanding the Dynamics of Campaign Spending in State Christian R. Grose, Lawrence University Supreme Court Elections [email protected] Chris W. Bonneau, University of Pittsburgh Congressional Party Switchers and Committee Assignments: [email protected] Who Gets What, When, and How? Justice for Sale? An Examination of the Effect of Campaign Antoine Yoshinaka, University of Rochester Contributions on Judicial Behavior [email protected] Aman L. McLeod, University of Michigan Disc. Robert Erikson, Columbia University [email protected] [email protected] Judicial Independence in Politically Salient Cases: Resolution Catherine E. Rudder, George Mason University of Electoral Registration Disputes in Russia and Ukraine [email protected] Maria D. Popova, Harvard University 18-4 OUTSIDE MONEY: SOFT MONEY AND ISSUE [email protected] ADVOCACY IN THE 2002 US SENATE ELECTIONS Disc. Mark S. Hurwitz, University at Buffalo, SUNY Room BURNHAM 5, 7TH FLOOR, THUR 3:30 [email protected] Chair David B. Magleby, Brigham Young University Lauren C. Bell, Randolph-Macon College [email protected] [email protected] Papers Soft Money and Issue Advocacy in the 2002 Missouri Senate 20-1 COMPARATIVE FEDERALISM (Co-sponsored with Election Comparative Politics-Developing Countries, see 2-14) Martha Kropf, University of Missouri, Kansas City Room PDR 16, 5TH FLOOR, THUR 3:30 [email protected] Chair Jenna Bednar, University of Michigan Terry Jones, University of Missouri, St. Louis [email protected] [email protected] Papers Federalism, Vertically Divided Government, and Central Bank Dale Neuman, University of Missouri, Kansas City Independence [email protected] Erik Wibbels, University of Washington Soft Money and Issue Advocacy in the 2002 New Hampshire [email protected] Elections Jonathan A. Rodden, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Mark Wrighton, University of New Hampshire [email protected] [email protected] Spending by States in a Decentralized System: The Case of Soft Money and Issue Advocacy in the 2002 Arkansas Elections Brazil Jay Barth, Hendrix College Ozge Kemahlioglu, Columbia University [email protected] [email protected] Janine Parry, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville Unraveling the Politics of Intergovernmental Transfers: [email protected] Comparative Evidence from Argentina and Spain Soft Money and Issue Advocacy in the 2002 Iowa Elections Jorge P. Gordin, University of Mississippi Arthur Sanders, Drake University [email protected] [email protected] Portfolio Efficiency and Political Survival: Redistributive Disc. Clyde Wilcox, Georgetown University Politics in Mexico and the United States [email protected] Alberto Diaz-Cayeros, Stanford University 19-5 SEPARATION OF POWERS MODELS [email protected] Room BURNHAM 4, 7TH FLOOR, THUR 3:30 Beatriz Magaloni, Stanford University Chair Ellen L. Lazarus, University of Texas at Arlington [email protected] [email protected] Federico Estevez, ITAM Papers The Constitution, the Supreme Court, and the Macropolity [email protected] Kevin T. McGuire, University of North Carolina,Chapel Hill Can Federations Conduct Contercyclical Fiscal Policy [email protected] Jonathan A. Rodden, Massachusetts Institute of Technology The Supreme Court and Congress: The Interest Group [email protected] Connection Disc. Jenna Bednar, University of Michigan J. Mitchell Pickerill, Washington State University [email protected] [email protected] Jonathan A. Rodden, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Kevin R. den Dulk, Grand Valley State University [email protected] [email protected] 20-15 FISCAL CRISES AND STATE BUDGETS Minority Protection with Partisan Judges: The Impact of Room SANDBURG 3, 7TH FLOOR, THUR 3:30 Judicial Review on Distributive Legislation Chair John E. Jackson, University of Michigan James R. Rogers, Texas A&M University [email protected] [email protected] Papers Partisanship and State Budgetary Outcomes 62 Thursday, April 3 – 3:30 pm – 5:15 pm

Michael J. New, Harvard University [email protected] [email protected] Are State-Level Bureaucrats Fiscal Entrepreneurs? The Case of Fiscal Challenges and State Responses Revenue Diversification Michael Hawthorne, University of North Carolina, Pembroke Deborah A. Knudson, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee [email protected] [email protected] Rules, Institutions, and Behavior in Controlling Government The Tobacco Settlement: Are Funds Being Used to Finance Spending State Government Budget Deficits? Richard F. Winters, Dartmouth College Craig L. Johnson, Indiana University [email protected] [email protected] Matthew A, Fitzgerald, Dartmouth College Shifting Eras: The National Budget after 9/11 [email protected] James L. True, Lamar University Stop Us Before We Spend Again: Institutional, Partisan, and [email protected] Economic Determinants of Spending Decisions in the U.S. Disc. Rebecca Hendrick, University of IL at Chicago States, 1969-1998 [email protected] David M. Primo, University of Rochester 25-2 STOPPING THE VIOLENCE: ON INTERVENTIONS, [email protected] LOANS AND NEGOTIATIONS Disc. John E. Jackson, University of Michigan Room SANDBURG 6, 7TH FLOOR, THUR 3:30 [email protected] Chair Will Moore, Florida State University 22-2 AFFIRMATIVE ACTION, DIFFERENCE AND [email protected] UNIVERSITY ADMISSIONS Papers What Governments Get IMF Loans? Why? Room MONTROSE 2, 7TH FLOOR, THUR 3:30 M. Rodwan Abouharb, Binghamton University Chair Caroline M. Orth, Binghamton University [email protected] [email protected] David L. Cingranelli, Binghamton University Papers Contentious Policies: The Effects of Affirmative Action on [email protected] University of California Admission Rates Biased Intervention and Civil Conflict: The Effects of Partiality Elizabeth R. Notz, Illinois Wesleyan University on Settlements and Implementation [email protected] Amy Yuen, Emory University The Drive for Diversity in the University: Evaluation of Efforts [email protected] to Increase Racial & Cultural Diversity at University of Cliff Carrubba, Emory University Wisconsin Campuses [email protected] Margaret E. Gilkison, University of Wisconsin- Eau Claire Let's Make a Deal: Modeling Israeli-Palestinian Agreements gilkisme@!uwec.edu with Event Data, 1979-2002 As American as Apple Pie: the Rise of the Diversity Consensus Erin M. Simpson, Harvard University in University Administration at UC-Berkeley, UT-Austin, and [email protected] UW-Madison Michael Horowitz, Harvard University Daniel N. Lipson, Kalamazoo College [email protected] [email protected] Human Rights and Military Interventions The Supreme Court as a Policymaking Institution: The Case of Steven C. Poe, University of North Texas Affirmative Action [email protected] Katherine C. Naff, San Francisco State University Erum Shaikh, University of North Texas [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Sharon H. Mastracci, University of Illinois, Chicago James Meernik, University of North Texas [email protected] [email protected] 22-20 THE POLITICS OF HEALTH POLICY (Co-sponsored Disc. David R. Davis, Emory University with Comparative Politics-Industrialized Countries, see 1- [email protected] 21) 27-2 ROUNDTABLE: THE JOYS AND FRUSTRATIONS OF Room DEARBORN 2, 7TH FLOOR, THUR 3:30 BACCALAUREATE-ONLY DEPARTMENTS Chair Glenn Beamer, University of Virginia Room PARLOR F, 6TH FLOOR, THUR 3:30 [email protected] Chair Jacqueline DeLaat, Marietta College Papers Testing Explanations of the Determinants of Health in [email protected] Industrialized Democracies Panel E. Brooke Harlowe, College of St. Catherine Stephen Ceccoli, Rhodes College [email protected] [email protected] Janet Frantz, University of Louisiana-Lafayette ADHD, Ritalin, and Education Policy: Differences in [email protected] Prevalence and Consumption Rates Across the U.S. Lilly J. Goren, College of St. Catherine Rick Mayes, University of Richmond [email protected] [email protected] 29-2 SAME-SEX MARRIAGE AND MORALITY POLITICS Farasat Bokhari, University of California, Berkeley Room PARLOR D, 6TH FLOOR, THUR 3:30 Telling Stories, Creating Space: Policy Narratives, Chair Kenneth Sherrill, Hunter College, CUNY Reproductive Health Technology, and the Policy Process [email protected] Kimala Price, University of Michigan Papers For Better, For Worse: Local-National Tensions in the [email protected] Litigation for Same-Sex Marriage Disc. Ardice Hartry, MPR Associates, Inc. Ellen Andersen, Indiana University-Purdue University, [email protected] Indianapolis Glenn Beamer, University of Virginia [email protected] [email protected] The Impetus for Same Sex Marriage Laws, Bills and Court 23-8 STABILITY AND CHANGE IN PUBLIC FINANCIAL Decisions in the 50 States: 1990-2001 MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS Scott W. Barclay, University at Albany, SUNY Room LASALLE 2, 7TH FLOOR, THUR 3:30 [email protected] Chair Rebecca Hendrick, University of IL at Chicago Shauna F. Fisher, University at Albany, SUNY [email protected] [email protected] Papers An Examination of Total Debt and Income as Indicators of Debt Religious and Political Subjectivity: Appling Q Methodology Stability to the Gay Rights Debate Robert J. Eger, III, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Christopher G. Bleuenstein, Kent State University 63 Thursday, April 3 – 3:30 pm – 5:15 pm [email protected] The Spiral Effect: Overt Gay Presence and the Debate over State Laws on Same Sex Marriage Shauna F. Fisher, University at Albany, SUNY [email protected] Disc. Kenneth Sherrill, Hunter College, CUNY [email protected] 30-2 THEORIES OF POLICY CHANGE IN DEMOCRACIES: A 30 YEAR RETROSPECTIVE (Co-sponsored with Public Policy, see 22-21) Room SANDBURG 4, 7TH FLOOR, THUR 3:30 Chair Bryan Jones, University of Washington [email protected] Papers Agenda Setting and Policy Evolution: Theories and Applications George Busenberg, University of Colorado, Denver [email protected] Is there Life After Policy Streams, Advocacy Coalitions and Punctuations? Using Evolutionary Models to Explain Policy Change Peter John, University of London [email protected] Disc. Frank Baumgartner, Pennsylvania State University [email protected] Peter May, University of Washington [email protected] Paul Sabatier, University of California, Davis [email protected] Anne Schneider, Arizona State University [email protected]

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Friday, April 4 – 8:30 am – 10:15 am 1-3 THE IMPACT OF ELECTORAL LAWS. I: STRATEGIC VOTING 9-1 Pstr. GENDER AND POLITICS Room LASALLE 5, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 8:30 Room EXHIBIT HALL, 4TH FLOOR, FRI 8:30 Chair Kenneth W. Kollman, University of Michigan Posters Women Leaders of the World-Past and Present [email protected] Farida Jalalzai, University of Buffalo Papers Testing Duverger's Law Across Four Countries [email protected] Kenneth W. Kollman, University of Michigan Do Men Trump Women? The Uruguayan Case [email protected] Erica Townsend-Bell, Washington University Pradeep Chhibber, University of California, Berkeley [email protected] [email protected] Evaluating Measures of Female Voter Turnout Strategic Voting In European National Elections Walter T. Casey, Texas A&M University Anastassios Kalandrakis, Yale University [email protected] [email protected] Political Family Law: Contentious Space of Nation-state, Time and Punishment (Temps et Punition): Do EU Voters Family, and Gender Relations in Japan and Korea Chasten Their Party in Power? Ki-young Shin, University of Washington, Seattle Ryan S. Bakker, University of Florida [email protected] [email protected] The Family as a Strategy for Political Legitimacy: Allende and Jeff Gill, University of Florida His Critics [email protected] Gwynn Thomas, University of Wisconsin-Madison Disc. Olga V. Shvetsova, Washington University [email protected] [email protected] College Women and the Political Pipeline: An Exploratory 1-17 THE EUROPEANIZATION OF NATIONAL PARTY Study SYSTEMS Angela High-Pippert, University of St. Thomas Room LASALLE 3, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 8:30 [email protected] Chair John D. Robertson, Texas A&M University Sarah L. Lee, University of St. Thomas [email protected] [email protected] Papers Europeanization of Party Competition in Western Europe? Female Education and An Opportunity for Transversal Politics Thomas Saalfeld, University of Kent at Canterbury Jennifer Yvette Terrell, Indiana University [email protected] [email protected] Transnational and National Parties in the European Union Ain't I a Woman?: Race and Gender in Positions of Power Winand Gellner, University of Passau DeAunderia N. Bryant, University of Michigan [email protected] [email protected] Europeanization and Policy Convergence Among Political Good Girls or Dirty Ho's? The Social Construction of Sex Parties Education Policy Mi Kyung Kim, Texas A&M University Alesha E. Doan, California Poly University [email protected] [email protected] Party system, Industrial Relations and Unemployment: A Cross- Jean C. Williams, California Poly University National Analysis of Twelve West European Economies, 1960- [email protected] 2000 10-1 Pstr. RACE, CLASS AND ETHNICITY Sung Ho Park, Texas A&M University Room EXHIBIT HALL, 4TH FLOOR, FRI 8:30 [email protected] Posters MISSING TITLE Disc. Alex C. Tan, University of North Texas Cassellas, [email protected] Race and Representation: The Impact of Black Enfranchisement Richard S. Flickinger, Wittenberg University in Georgia, 1961-2000 [email protected] Katrina L. Gamble, Emory University 2-10 POLITICAL ECONOMY OF INSTITUTIONS AND [email protected] INTEREST GROUPS Matthew L. Gunning, Emory University Room SALON 3, 3RD FLOOR, FRI 8:30 Racial/Ethnic Group Attitudes Towards Environmental Chair Jeffrey Lax, University of California, San Diego Protection in California: Is Environmentalism Still a White [email protected] Phenomenon? Papers It Takes Three to Tango: Courts, Unions, and the Politics of Matthew Whittaker, University of Iowa Labor Law Constitutional Interpretation in Argentina, 1935- [email protected] 1998 Gary M. Segura, University of Iowa Pablo T. Spiller, University of California, Berkeley [email protected] [email protected] Shaun Bowler, University of California, Riverside Matias Iaryczower, University of California, Los Angeles [email protected] [email protected] Off to Battle: Class and Nationalism in Detroit Mariano Tommasi, University of San Andres Lester K. Spence, Washington University in St. Louis [email protected] [email protected] The Pulse of Uruguayan Politics: Factions, Elections, and the Technology and Voting: Bayesian Inference and the Digital Executive Veto, 1985-2000 Divide Eric Magar, ITAM Jason Gainous, University of Florida [email protected] [email protected] Juan A. Moraes, University of Notre Dame Kevin Wagner, University of Florida [email protected] [email protected] A Bayesian Analysis of Legislatures and Government What Affects Efficacy? Effectiveness under Dictatorships Cheryl L. Lampkin-Thomas, American University Jennifer Gandhi, New York University [email protected] [email protected] What is the Experience of the Hispanic Female? Exploring the Joseph Gochal, New York University Potential for the Triple Oppressed Minority [email protected] Jennifer M. Moyer, Ohio State University Sebastian M. Saiegh, New York University [email protected] [email protected] Presidential Conditional Agenda Setting in Latin America 65 Friday, April 4 – 8:30 am – 10:15 am George Tsebelis, University of California, Los Angeles [email protected] [email protected] Controlling Transnational Violence: Non-State Actors and Their Eduardo Aleman, University of California, Los Angeles Hosts [email protected] Navin A. Bapat, Rice University Disc. Jeffrey Lax, University of California, San Diego [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Deborah A. Boucoyannis, Harvard University 3-5 VOTERS AND LEGISLATORS IN MEXICO [email protected] Room PDR 6, 3RD FLOOR, FRI 8:30 Sebastian Rosato, University of Chicago Chair Alejandro Poire, ITAM [email protected] [email protected] 4-14 ECONOMIC RIVALRY AND INTERNATIONAL Papers Party Discipline and Committee Reassignments in the Mexican CONFLICT Chamber of Deputies, 1998-2003 Room MONTROSE 7, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 8:30 Jeffrey A. Weldon, ITAM Chair Charles R. Boehmer, University of Texas at El Paso [email protected] [email protected] Legislative Rules and Legislative Coherence in the Mexican Papers The Impact of Globalization on the Spectrum of Domestic Chamber of Deputies since 1997 Conflict William B. Heller, Binghamton University Rhonda L. Callaway, Southern Methodist University [email protected] [email protected] Jeffrey A. Weldon, Institute Technologic de Mexico Wesley Milner, University of Evansville [email protected] [email protected] Party Identification in Mexico: Meaning, Developments and Julie Harrelson-Stephens, University of Texas, Dallas Findings in Comparative Perspective [email protected] Luis M. Estrada, University of California, San Diego A Re-Re-Re-Re--Examination of Trade and Conflict [email protected] Richard Tucker, Vanderbilt University Regime Change and Evolving Partisan Cleavages: Mexico, [email protected] 1982-2002 Disc. Charles R. Boehmer, University of Texas at El Paso Jorge Buendia, ITAM [email protected] [email protected] Bernadette M.E. Jungblut, University of Central Florida Federico Estevez, ITAM [email protected] [email protected] 4-27 COMPARATIVE PUBLIC OPINION Disc. Alejandro Poire, ITAM Room MONTROSE 3, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 8:30 [email protected] Chair Richard Sobel, Harvard University 3-18 PARTIES AND ELECTIONS IN POST-COMMUNIST [email protected] COUNTRIES Papers The Mass Politics of International Relations Room SALON 1, 3RD FLOOR, FRI 8:30 Peter A. Furia, Wake Forest University Chair Judith S. Kullberg, Marshall University [email protected] [email protected] Public Opinion and Foreign Policy in Colombia: The Case of Papers The Politics of Electoral System Design: A Statistical Analysis Plan Colombia of Russia's Regions Astrid Arraras, Florida International University Bryon J. Moraski, University of Florida [email protected] [email protected] Carolina Valencia, Florida International University Party Organization and Party System Institutionalization in [email protected] Post-communist Democracies Public Opinion and the Institutional Insulation of Foreign Policy Marcus L. Kreuzer, Villanova University Decision Making in the Middle East Peace Process [email protected] Russell E. Lucas, Wake Forest University Vello Pettai, Tartu University [email protected] [email protected] Cross-National Public Opinion and the NATO Partnership in The Spectre of Communism Past - Previous Regime Bosnia Characteristics and the Electoral Performance of Communist Richard Sobel, Harvard University Successor Parties [email protected] David D. Yang, Princeton University Eric Shiraev, George Washington University [email protected] [email protected] It Doesn't Matter Who They Vote For, It Matters Who Counts Disc. Robert Y. Shapiro, Columbia University the Votes: Assessing Systematic Error in Ukraine's 2002 [email protected] Parliamentary Elections Andres Z. Katz, Denison University Erik S. Herron, University of Kansas [email protected] [email protected] 5-2 THE EFFECTS OF ECONOMIC REFORMS Disc. Judith S. Kullberg, Marshall University Room SANDBURG 4, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 8:30 [email protected] Chair Erik Wibbels, University of Washington 4-12 REGIME TYPE AND INTERNATIONAL BEHAVIOR [email protected] Room MONTROSE 1, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 8:30 Papers Economic Openness, Democracy and Environmental Quality Chair Deborah A. Boucoyannis, Harvard University Quan Li, Pennsylvania State University [email protected] [email protected] Papers Democracy and international cooperation Rafael Reuveny, Indiana University Xinyuan Dai, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign [email protected] [email protected] Globalization and Economic Insecurity: Perceptions and Reality Democratic Reversals and Propensity of Conflict So Young Kim, Northwestern University Adam P. Brinegar, Duke University [email protected] [email protected] Industrial Comparisons of Privatization Gerald M. DiGiusto, Duke University Glen Biglaiser, Bowling Green State University [email protected] [email protected] Does Democratic Pacifism Explain the Democratic Peace David S. Brown, University of Colorado Phenomenon? [email protected] Peter M. Li, University of California, Los Angeles 66 Friday, April 4 – 8:30 am – 10:15 am

Emerging Market Financial Liberalization: A Cross-country [email protected] Study of Portfolio Inflow Restrictions Disc. Suzanne L. Parker, Purdue University Clint Peinhardt, University of Michigan [email protected] [email protected] John R. Hibbing, University of Nebraska-Lincoln Disc. Erik Wibbels, University of Washington [email protected] [email protected] 7-11 ROUNDTABLE: THE BIRPARTISAN CAMPAIGN 6-1 ROUNDTABLE: DEMOCRATIZATION RESEARCH REFORM ACT OF 2002 AND THEORIES OF PUBLIC OPINION: WHAT HAVE Room PDR 9, 3RD FLOOR, FRI 8:30 WE LEARNED? Chair James A. Thurber, American University Room STATE, 4TH FLOOR, FRI 8:30 [email protected] Chair Steven E. Finkel, University of Virginia/National Endowment Panel Karl J. Sandstrom, Federal Election Commission for Democracy [email protected] [email protected] Robin A. Kolodny, Temple University Panel Ada W. Finifter, Michigan State University [email protected] [email protected] Paul Herrnson, University of Maryland, College Park James Gibson, Washington University at St. Louis [email protected] [email protected] Larry Noble, Center for Responsive Politics Willliam Mishler, University of Arizona [email protected] [email protected] Michael Malbin, SUNY Albany Mitchell Seligson, University of Pittsburgh [email protected] [email protected] Anthony J. Corrado, Colby College Michael Bratton, Michigan State University [email protected] [email protected] David Magleby, Brigham Young University 6-9 ENVISIONING THE NATION: NATIONAL IDENTITY [email protected] IN THREATENING TIMES Quin Monson, Brigham Young University Room SALON 8, 3RD FLOOR, FRI 8:30 [email protected] Chair Deborah Schildkraut, Oberlin College 7-15 VOTER TURNOUT IN COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE [email protected] Room SALON 5, 3RD FLOOR, FRI 8:30 Papers External Attacks and Internal Cohesion: The Effects of Chair Christopher Wlezien, Oxford University September 11 on Domestic Intergroup Relations [email protected] David O. Sears, University of California, Los Angeles Papers In from the Cold: Incorporating Outliers in Comparative Voter [email protected] Turnout Ludwin Molina, University of California, Los Angeles Nathan D. Griffith, Indiana University [email protected] [email protected] Sabrina Pagano, University of California, Los Angeles The Causes of Voter Turnout: A Cross-National Study [email protected] Eunju Kang, University of California, Los Angeles The Foundations of National Identity: Individual, State-level, [email protected] and Temporal Factors A Reanalysis of the Effects of Political Institutions on Voter Zachary Elkins, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign Turnout in Comparative Perspective [email protected] Mijeong Baek, University of Texas at Austin John Sides, University of California, Berkeley [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Christopher Wlezien, Oxford University Jack Citrin, University of California, Berkeley [email protected] [email protected] 8-4 CAMPAIGN COVERAGE AND COMMUNICATION Rui De Figueiredo, University of California, Berkeley STRATEGIES [email protected] Room DEARBORN 1, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 8:30 Characterizations and Consequences: How Americans Envision Chair Stephen C. Brooks, University of Akron the American People [email protected] Elizabeth Theiss-Morse, University of Nebraska-Lincoln Papers Political Information Flows in the 2002 Election [email protected] Kenneth M. Goldstein, University of Wisconsin American National Identity and Civic Involvement after 9/11: [email protected] Evidence from Panel Data Erika Franklin Fowler, University of Wisconsin-Madison Wendy Rahn, University of Minnesota [email protected] [email protected] Daniel Stephens, University of Wisconsin-Madison Disc. Deborah Schildkraut, Oberlin College [email protected] [email protected] Stacey Pelika, University of Wisconsin-Madison 6-22 GOOD GOVERNMENT AND TRUST IN GOVERNMENT [email protected] Room SALON 6, 3RD FLOOR, FRI 8:30 Amanda Williams, University of Wisconsin-Madison Chair Suzanne L. Parker, Purdue University [email protected] [email protected] Newspapers coverage of openly gay and lesbian candidates Papers The Failure of the Clinton Health Care Initiative: The Role of Penny M. Miller, University of Kentucky Political Trust [email protected] Marc J. Hetherington, Bowdoin College Ellen D.B. Riggle, University of Kentucky [email protected] [email protected] Explaining Public Confidence in Government during the Ewa Golebiowska, Wayne State University Clinton Impeachment Trial [email protected] Stephen P. Nicholson, Georgia State University Amanda Stern, University of Kentucky [email protected] A Picture Is Worth A Thousand Words: Analyzing Candidate Gary T. Henry, Georgia State University Newspapers Photographs and Their Potential Impact Robert M. Howard, Georgia State University Andrew W. Barrett, Marquette University [email protected] [email protected] Voter Attitudes towards Corruption and Government before and Lowell W. Barrington, Marquette University after Enron: Results from Exit Polling in a Midwestern City [email protected] David P. Redlawsk, University of Iowa Disc. Jan P. Vermeer, Nebraska Wesleyan University 67 Friday, April 4 – 8:30 am – 10:15 am [email protected] [email protected] Stephen C. Brooks, University of Akron 14-5 MEASUREMENT OF OPINION AND PREFERENCES IN [email protected] COMPARATIVE POLITICS RESEARCH: THEORY AND 11-7 DEMOCRATIC DILEMMAS: PUBLIC OPINION, PRACTICE MORES, AND MINORITIES Room SALON 4, 3RD FLOOR, FRI 8:30 Room CLARK 10, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 8:30 Chair Cliff Carruba, Emory University Chair Joseph Carrig, Davidson College [email protected] [email protected] Papers Survey Sampling in Sub-Optimal Conditions: Lessons from El Papers From Veneration and Vigilance: James Madison and Public Salvador Opinion, 1785-1800 Peter J. Moore, University of Iowa Alan Gibson, California State University, Chico [email protected] [email protected] When Social Science Meets Rocket Science: Spatial Mores and the Commonwealth: The Tocquevillian Element in Approaches to Reduce Sampling Bias using the Geographical Daniel Elazar's Covenantal Polity Positioning System Mark Gismondi, Northwest Nazarene University Pierre F. Landry, Yale University [email protected] [email protected] Tocqueville on Mores and the Preservation of Republics Placing Policy Texts in Political Spaces Using Computerized Donald J. Maletz, University of Oklahoma Coding of Word Phrases [email protected] Kenneth R. Benoit, Trinity College John C. Calhoun on Indians, Negroes, and Slavery [email protected] James H. Read, St. John's University Michael Laver, Trinity College [email protected] [email protected] Disc. David Siemers, University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh Aggregating Individuals: Applying Rational Choice Theory to [email protected] Groups 12-7 DEMOCRATIC THEORY Samuel E. Austin, University of Florida Room DEARBORN 2, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 8:30 [email protected] Chair Susan Bickford, University of North Carolina Disc. Cliff Carruba, Emory University [email protected] [email protected] Papers Professionals vs. Democracy: The Critique of Technocratic Scott Desposato, University of Arizona Expertise [email protected] Albert W. Dzur, Bowling Green State University 15-9 NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS, SOCIAL [email protected] MOVEMENTS & CIVIC ASSOCIATIONS Pragmatism & the Priority of Democracy: The Genesis of Room LASALLE 1, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 8:30 Institutions and the Burdens of Justification Chair Valerie F. Hunt, Princeton University James D. Johnson, Rochester University [email protected] [email protected] Papers From Membership to Institutional Management: Explaining Jack C. Knight, Washington University Changing Elite Civic Affiliations in the U.S. States, 1945-2000 [email protected] Theda Skocpol, Harvard University Freedom as Status and Freedom as Autonomy in Deliberative [email protected] Democracy Rachael Cobb, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Christian F. Rostboll, Columbia University [email protected] [email protected] Casey A. Klofstad, Harvard University Power and Democracy [email protected] Ronald J. Terchek, University of Maryland Political Parties, NGOs, and Immigrant Incorporation: A Case [email protected] Study Disc. Susan Bickford, University of North Carolina Kristi Andersen, Syracuse University [email protected] [email protected] 13-7 ECONOMIC VOTING AND POLICY MAKING Jessica Wintringham, Syracuse University Room SALON 7, 3RD FLOOR, FRI 8:30 [email protected] Chair Subhanan Mukherjee, New York University Italian Social Cooperatives at the Crossroads Between [email protected] Professionalized Service Agencies and Membership-Based Papers Voters as Investors: A Formal and Empirical Analysis of the Civic Associations: Evaluating the Emergent Role of the Stock Market's Role in Economic Voting Cooperative Movement as Interest Intermediary Within the Kelly H. Chang, UBS AG Italian Welfare State [email protected] Vanna A. Gonzales, University of California, Berkeley Elections, Taxability and Political Support of Business [email protected] Scott Gehlbach, University of California, Berkeley Advocacy at the Intersections: Women's, Racial Minority, and [email protected] Economic Justice Interest Groups and the Politics of Sociotropic Influences on Pocketbook Voters: The Case of Representation Unemployment Dara Z. Strolovitch, University of Minnesota Robert Grafstein, University of Georgia [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Valerie F. Hunt, Princeton University Policy Mistakes and Inflation Dynamics in Argentina [email protected] Jim Granato, National Science Foundation Robert C. Lieberman, Columbia University [email protected] [email protected] Mark Jones, Michigan State University 15-18 INTEREST REPRESENTATION IN A FEDERALIST [email protected] SYSTEM William Keech, Carnegie Mellon Room SALON 2, 3RD FLOOR, FRI 8:30 [email protected] Chair Gregory A. Huber, Yale University Sunny M.C. Wong, University of Southern Mississippi [email protected] [email protected] Papers Sectional Interest, Electoral Connection and Partisanship: The Disc. John D. Griffin, University of Notre Dame Case of Farm Relief Plan 1924- 1928 [email protected] JungHwa Lee, University of Michigan at Ann Arbor Hans Noel, University of California, Los Angeles [email protected] 68 Friday, April 4 – 8:30 am – 10:15 am

Towards a Theory of Representational Bias in a Federalist [email protected] Political System Papers Macrorepresentation at the Congressional District Level Lisa L. Miller, Pennsylvania State University Brad Kile, Florida State University [email protected] [email protected] The Ideas, Interests, and Institutions of Electoral College Representation in the U.S. House: Does the Opposing Reform Constituency Participate? Gary Bugh, University at Albany Michael W. Wagner, Indiana University [email protected] [email protected] Emergent Interest Groups and Political Parties: The Representation in the American States: The 100th Senate and Conservationist Challenge to Public Land Use Policy in the Their Electorate Post-WWII Era David K. Park, Columbia University Hahrie C. Han, Stanford University [email protected] [email protected] Reelection Constituencies and Party Unity in the U.S. Senate Disc. Gregory A. Huber, Yale University Linda L. Fowler, Dartmouth College [email protected] [email protected] 16-1 NEW LOOKS AT PUBLIC APPROVAL OF PRESIDENTS Jeffrey P. Vardaro, Dartmouth College Room CLARK 5, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 8:30 [email protected] Chair George C. Edwards III, Texas A&M University Disc. Brian F. Schaffner, Western Michigan University [email protected] [email protected] Papers Presidential Approval and The Learning Public Ben Bishin, University of Miami Gregory E. McAvoy, University of North Carolina at [email protected] Greensboro 18-12 STRATEGIC POLITICIANS AND LEGISLATIVE [email protected] ELECTIONS War by Consensus Room SANDBURG 6, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 8:30 Nancy B. Burgoyne, University of Washington Chair Jon R. Bond, Texas A&M University [email protected] [email protected] Presidential Approval and the use of Rhetoric: Nixon's Strategy Papers Tides, Eddies, and Stagnant Pools: Potential Candidate to Influence his Popularity Perceptions of Political and Economic Conditions and the Melanie F. Burns, University of Minnesota Choice to Run for the U.S. House [email protected] Cherie Maestas, Texas Tech University Martin J. Kifer, University of Minnesota [email protected] [email protected] Denis Rey, Texas Tech University Lawrence Jacobs, University of Minnesota [email protected] [email protected] Destiny Unbound: Progressive Ambition, Strategic Candidate Alternatives Within the White House Public Opinion Apparatus: Entry and Political Capital Lyndon Johnson, Vietnam, and Hawkish Opinion Mail Michael W. Tofias, Duke University Brandon Rottinghaus, Northwestern University [email protected] [email protected] Michael J. Ensley, Indiana University Endings and Beginnings, Renewal and Change: Presidential [email protected] Inaugurals, Political Time, and Presidential Character Supply-Side Competition: State Term Limits, Strategic Glenn W. Richardson Jr., Kutztown University Politicians and Congressional Elections [email protected] Jennifer A. Steen, Boston College Disc. Kenneth Mayer, University of Wisconsin-Madison [email protected] [email protected] Competitive Elections: The Limitations of Legislative Term 17-4 INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE SENATE Limits Room DEARBORN 3, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 8:30 Kimberly L. Nalder, California State University, Sacramento Chair Gerald Gamm, University of Rochester [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Jon R. Bond, Texas A&M University Papers Institutionalizing Senatorial Courtesy [email protected] Sarah Binder, George Washington Univ. and Brookings Keith Gaddie, University of Oklahoma [email protected] [email protected] Rules, Precedent and Procedural Uncertainty: Lessons from 19-6 THE POLITICS OF DISCRIMINATION, ABORTION, Progressive Era Cloture Reform AND THE DEATH PENALTY Kathleen Bawn, University of California, Los Angeles Room BURNHAM 2, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 8:30 [email protected] Chair Daniel Levin, University of Utah Gregory Koger, University of California, Los Angeles [email protected] [email protected] Papers The Influence of the US Supreme Court on Public Opinion-- The Senate Hold and Theories of Legislative Organization: Abortion and the Death Penalty Evidence from the Baker Years Michael A. Unger, University of Texas at Austin C. Lawrence Evans, College of William and Mary [email protected] [email protected] When Does Group Identity Matter in the Law?: Daniel Lipinski, University of Tennessee Antidiscrimination and Beyond [email protected] Anna R. Kirkland, University of California, Berkeley The Effects of Direct Popular Senate Elections on Senate [email protected] Delegation Dynamics The Efficacy of Statutory Inducements for Private Litigation: Wendy J. Schiller, Brown University The Civil Rights Act of 1991 and the Rising Tide Of [email protected] Employment Discrimination Litigation Disc. Gerald Gamm, University of Rochester Sean Farhang, Columbia University [email protected] [email protected] Charles Stewart, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Disc. Joseph F. Kobylka, Southern Methodist University [email protected] [email protected] 17-7 REPRESENTATION Richard M. Braunstein, University of South Dakota Room BURNHAM 1, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 8:30 [email protected] Chair Patricia Hurley, Texas A&M University 69 Friday, April 4 – 8:30 am – 10:15 am 19-20 POLICY CHANGE, INSTITUTIONAL STRUCTURE, Room MONTROSE 2, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 8:30 AND DECISION MAKING IN SPECIALIZED COURTS Chair David E. Campbell, University of Notre Dame Room BURNHAM 4, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 8:30 [email protected] Chair Isaac Unah, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Papers Examining the Impact of Charter Schools on Public School [email protected] Performance Papers Congressional Choice of Institutional Structure and its Effect on Kenneth J. Meier, Texas A&M University Judicial Decision Making: The Case of the Court of [email protected] International Trade John Bohte, Oakland University Scott A. Hendrickson, Washington University in St. Louis [email protected] [email protected] Do Charter Schools Add Value? Results From a Panel Study of Judicial Decision Making on the United States Tax Court Parents in Washington DC Ellen L. Lazarus, University of Texas at Arlington Mark Schneider, SUNY, Stony Brook [email protected] [email protected] Chad M. King, SUNY Stony Brook Jack Buckley, SUNY, Stony Brook [email protected] [email protected] Progressive Reforms and Court Responses Simona Kucsova, SUNY, Stony Brook Tassili Pender, Claremont Graduate University [email protected] [email protected] Adam McGlynn, SUNY, Stony Brook Pamela M. Fiber, California State University, Fullerton [email protected] [email protected] How Schools Differentially Impact the Gains in Test Scores of Disc. Eric N. Waltenburg, Purdue University Minority Students [email protected] Valentina A. Bali, Michigan State University 20-3 ACCOUNTABILITY [email protected] Room SANDBURG 3, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 8:30 R. Michael Alvarez, California Institute of Technology Chair Anne H. Hopkins, University of North Florida [email protected] [email protected] New Populations on the Playground: The Debate in Four Papers Divided Government and Public Opinion in the States: The Midwestern Communities Impact of Simple and Compound Divided Government on the Kara L. Lindaman, University of Wisconsin-La Crosse Job Performance of Governors and State Government [email protected] John A. Hamman, Southern Illinois University Disc. David E. Campbell, University of Notre Dame [email protected] [email protected] Local Government Accountability 23-4 PERFORMANCE AND QUALITY IN PUBLIC John R. Chamberlin, University of Michigan MANAGEMENT [email protected] Room LASALLE 2, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 8:30 Representation - How Political Actors Misunderstand Each Chair Joseph V. Rees, Virginia Tech Other in Multi-Level Systems [email protected] Juergen C. Zeiss, University of Goettingen Papers The Changing Nature of Public Entrepreneurship [email protected] Luc Bernier, University of Quebec Issue Publics and Welfare Magnets: Policy Knowledge [email protected] Concerning Welfare Taieb Hafsi Belinda Creel Davis, Michigan State University [email protected] [email protected] Politics, Economics, or the Public: What Impacts the Quality of Disc. Craig Volden, University of Michigan State Government Administration? [email protected] Justin J. Marlowe, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee 21-9 URBAN PSYCHOLOGY? CITIZENS, MAYORS, AND [email protected] LOCAL POLICIES Robert J. Eger, III, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Room BURNHAM 5, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 8:30 [email protected] Chair David Lowery, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Deborah A. Knudson, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee [email protected] [email protected] Papers Citizen Assessment and Policy Innovation: The Michigan Building a Better Municipality: From Politics for Results to Brownfield Experience Managing for Results Richard C. Hula, Michigan State University Dana Michael Harsell, Syracuse University [email protected] [email protected] Adrain Hemond, Michigan State University Dr. Dale Jones, Syracuse University [email protected] [email protected] Citizens' Evaluation of Urban Public Services: The Case of New A Mixed Relationship: Bureaucracy and School Performance Orleans Christopher W. Larimer, University of Nebraska,Lincoln Rosalind Blanco Cook, University of New Orleans [email protected] [email protected] Kevin B. Smith, University of Nebraska, Lincoln Objective v. Subjective Evaluations in Rural Service Delivery [email protected] William P. McLean, Arkansas State University Disc. Donald Moynihan, Michigan State University [email protected] [email protected] Tom W. Rice, University of Northern Iowa 24-2 INTERSECTIONS OF DOMESTIC AND [email protected] TRANSNATIONAL SOCIAL MOVEMENTS Personality Analysis of Mayors of Large United States Cities Room PDR 16, 5TH FLOOR, FRI 8:30 From A Distance Chair Audie Klotz, University of Illinois Christopher D. Newman, Elgin Community College [email protected] [email protected] Papers Locating Transnational Activists, Domesticating Transnational Kevin S. Paraday, Elgin Community College Movements Disc. Christine Roch, Georgia State University Evalyn Tennant, University of Chicago [email protected] [email protected] 22-14 CHARTER SCHOOLS, TESTS, AND PLAYGROUNDS: Strange Bedfellows? Labor and Social Movement Coalitions in THE POLITICS OF EDUCATION POLICY (Co-sponsored the U.S. Global Justice Movement with Urban and Local Politics, see 21-12) Heidi J. Swarts, Syracuse University 70 Friday, April 4 – 8:30 am – 10:15 am

[email protected] Alana S. Jeydel, Oregon State University [email protected] The Weakness of Strong Ties: Human Rights Activism and the Failure of Enforcement Hans Peter Schmitz, Syracuse University [email protected] Disc. Andy McFarland, University of Illinois, Chicago [email protected] Kendall Stiles, Loyola University, Chicago [email protected] 25-7 CONFLICT DATA WORKSHOP, I Room PARLOR C, 6TH FLOOR, FRI 8:30 Chair D. Scott Bennett, Pennsylvania State University [email protected] Panel D. Scott Bennett, Pennsylvania State University [email protected] Christian Davenport, University of Maryland [email protected] Takeshi Wada, Columbia University [email protected] 26-3 INNOVATIVE LEARNING: INSTITUTIONAL DESIGN AND STUDENT OUTCOMES Room PARLOR D, 6TH FLOOR, FRI 8:30 Chair Brian D. Posler, Millikin University [email protected] Papers Assessment is Not a Four Letter Word: What do we want Poli Sci Majors to Know and Be Able to Do? Fred Smoller, Chapman University [email protected] David Fite, Chapman University [email protected] The Structure of the Political Science Major and Student Learning: A Cross-Institutional Study John T. Ishiyama, Truman State University [email protected] Marijke Breuning, Truman State University [email protected] Newspapers Nader's Raiders: Social Consciousness and the Sports Page Charles L. Kennedy, Pennsylvania State University [email protected] Disc. E. Brooke Harlowe, The College of St. Catherine [email protected] Brian D. Posler, Millikin University [email protected] 27-4 ROUNDTABLE: THE FUTURE OF GRADUATE EDUCATION Room PARLOR F, 6TH FLOOR, FRI 8:30 Chair Barbara Burrell, Northern Illinois University [email protected] Panel Vicki L. Hesli, University of Iowa [email protected] Manjusha Gupte, Purdue University [email protected] Rosalee Clawson, Purdue University [email protected] Kristen R. Monroe, University of California, Irvine [email protected]

71 Friday, April 4 – 10:30 am – 12:15 pm Friday, April 4 – 10:30 am – 12:15 pm Bargaining in Presidential Democracies: Ecuador and Uruguay in Comparative Perspective 15-1 Pstr. POLITICAL PARTIES AND INTEREST GROUPS Eric Mager, ITAM - Mexico City Room EXHIBIT HALL, 4TH FLOOR, FRI 10:30 [email protected] Posters Interstate Compacts and the Influence of Interest Representation Andres Mejia-Acosta, University of Notre Dame Systems [email protected] Samuel G. Workman, West Virginia University At the Water's Edge: International Crises and Representative [email protected] Democracy Show Us the Money: News Coverage Corruption Kristopher W. Ramsey, University of Rochester Timothy Fackler, University of Texas [email protected] [email protected] Banking Regulations in Developing Countries Who Survives? : Incumbent Survival of the 1994 House Wongi Chow, University of Washington Republican Freshman Cohort [email protected] Keiko Ono, Georgetown University Institutions and Sorting in a Model of Metropolitan [email protected] Fragmentation How Firm a Foundation?: Church Organizational Structure and Eliabeth M. Penn, California Technical Institute Political Mobilization of Congregants [email protected] Adam L. Warber, Clemson University Spatial Competition, Redistribution, and Collective Action [email protected] Jesse T. Richman, Carnegie Mellon University Michelle L. Chin, Arizona State University [email protected] [email protected] The Process Revealed: News Media, Legislators and Phillip Hardy, Arizona State University Constituents Connections, Interactions and Communications [email protected] Brian J. Fogarty, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill The Electoral Consequences of Being a Big Tent Party [email protected] Miner P. Marchbanks, III, Texas A&M University Comparative Political Corruption [email protected] Jana Kunicova, Yale University 19-1 Pstr. CONSTITUTIONAL FOUNDATIONS, POLICY [email protected] OUTCOMES, AND THE JUDICIAL SELECTION A Dynamic Calculus of Voting PROCESS Oleg Smirnov, University of Oregon Room EXHIBIT HALL, 4TH FLOOR, FRI 10:30 [email protected] Posters Jefferson's Judiciary James Fowler, Harvard University Amanda J. DiPaolo, Syracuse University [email protected] [email protected] Valence Politics in International Crises Amateur Scientists: Growth and Resistance of Scientific Robert F. Trager, Columbia University Epistemology on Federal Courts since Daubert [email protected] Robert R. Robinson, University of Wisconsin-Madison Economic Insecurity and Policy-motivated Vote Choices [email protected] Hyeok Y. Kwon, Cornell University Tocqueville and the Role of Judge and Jury: The Case of the [email protected] Federal District Courts Cabinet Reshuffles & Bureaucratic Capture Joseph G. Prud'homme, Princeton University Indridi H. Indridason, University of Montreal [email protected] [email protected] Berea College v. Kentucky and the Lochnerian Foundations of Christopher Kam, University of South Carolina Civil Rights Era Jurisprudence [email protected] Hans J. Hacker, Wheeling Jesuit University Electoral Incentives and the Dynamics of International [email protected] Cooperation William D. Blake, College of William and Mary Milan Svolik, University of Chicago [email protected] [email protected] Constitutional Implications of "Front-loading" in Presidential 0-2 ROUNDTABLE: PUBLISHING IN, AND REVIEWING Nominating Campaigns FOR, POLITICAL SCIENCE JOURNALS Lisa K. Parshall, Daemen College Room STATE, 4TH FLOOR, FRI 10:30 [email protected] Chair William G. Jacoby, University of South Carolina Franco Mattei, University at Buffalo, SUNY [email protected] [email protected] Panel Kim Quaile Hill, Texas A&M University Borked in 1913: Direct Senatorial Elections and the [email protected] Politicization of the Judicial Nomination Process Jan E. Leighley, Texas A&M University Bradley D. Hays, University of Maryland [email protected] [email protected] Lee Sigelman, George Washington University Guilty and Gay - A Ticket to Death Row: Prosecutorial [email protected] Misconduct in Capital Cases 1-10 LEFT AND RIGHT REDEFINED? THE THIRD WAY Michael D. Daniels, Trinity University AND THE NEW RADICAL RIGHT [email protected] Room LASALLE 3, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 10:30 The Hidden Costs of Protection: State Sovereign Immunity and Chair Bruce M. Wilson, University of Central Florida Harm to States [email protected] Christopher Shortell, University of California, San Diego Papers The Third Way - A Roadmap Without Direction? [email protected] Kerstin Hamann, University of Central Florida The U.S. Supreme Court: An Important but Overlooked Player [email protected] in Anti-trust Politics Bruce M. Wilson, University of Central Florida Quan Li, Texas A&M University [email protected] [email protected] New Labor and the Third Way 31-1 Pstr. EMPIRICAL IMPLICATIONS OF THEORETICAL John E. Kelly, London School of Economics MODELS [email protected] Room EXHIBIT HALL, 4TH FLOOR, FRI 10:30 The Demise of Communist Parties in Western Europe and the Posters Theoretical and Empirical Models of Post-Election Coalition Rise of the Far-Right: Coincidence or Connection? Robert E. Bohrer, Gettysburg College 72 Friday, April 4 – 10:30 am – 12:15 pm

[email protected] Political Justice and Democratic Consolidation: The Role of Christina Fattore, Florida State University Trials in Post-Communist Transitions of Eastern Europe [email protected] Matt Murphy, University of California, San Diego The 2002 French Elections: Right-Turn, Antipolitics, or [email protected] Retrospective Voting? Disc. Rebecca B. Chavez, United States Naval Academy Newton J. Gaskill, Stephen F. Austin State University [email protected] [email protected] Lawrence M. Ladutke, University of Richmond The Sources of Variegated Support: Danish Progress Party [email protected] Candidates in Comparative Perspective 3-19 CONTENDING THEORIES OF TRANSITIONS TO Elizabeth P. Klages, University of Minnesota DEMOCRACY [email protected] Room SALON 1, 3RD FLOOR, FRI 10:30 Disc. Matt R. Golder, New York University Chair John T. Ishiyama, Truman State University [email protected] [email protected] Christopher J. Kam, University of South Carolina Papers A Crisis of Faith in Adam Przeworski: An Analysis of the [email protected] Liberalization Process in Czechoslovakia 1-18 THE PREFERENCES, POWER, AND LIMITATIONS OF Heather R. McDougall, Indiana University ORGANIZED INTERESTS IN CONTEMPORARY [email protected] DEMOCRACIES Brian Shoup, Indiana University Room LASALLE 5, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 10:30 [email protected] Chair Graham K. Wilson, University of Wisconsin-Madison Explaining the Collapse of Communism in Poland: How the [email protected] Strategic Misperception of Round Table Negotiators Produced Papers Conflict and Consensus: The Spatial Representation of an Unanticipated Outcome Business and Union Groups' Preferences Jacqueline P. Hayden, Trinity College Kare Vernby, Uppsala University [email protected] [email protected] Democratic Transitions Business Political Power Information Asymmetry and Structural David Epstein, Columbia University Constraints on Public Policy: The Cases of Environmental [email protected] Politics and Banking Regulation in Germany and the United Sharyn O'Halloran, Columbia University Kingdom [email protected] Patrick Bernhagen, University of Dublin Ida Kristensen, Columbia University [email protected] [email protected] How French Labor Made Capital Work For Them: Explaining Robert Bates, Harvard University the Change in France's Financial System [email protected] Richard Carney, University of California, San Diego Social Mobility and Regime Transitions [email protected] Bahar Leventoglu, SUNY at Stony Brook Securing Private Benefits: How Waxing and Waning Power of [email protected] Interest Groups Can Influence the Policy Process Disc. John T. Ishiyama, Truman State University Aslaug Asgeirsdottir, Bates College [email protected] [email protected] 4-3 DIVERSIONARY HYPOTHESES OF WAR Disc. Graham K. Wilson, University of Wisconsin-Madison Room CLARK 5, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 10:30 [email protected] Chair Alex Mintz, Texas A&M University 2-5 CHANGING ROLES FOR COURTS IN LATIN [email protected] AMERICA Papers When Doves Cry: Threat Inflation and Dynamic Two-Level Room SALON 3, 3RD FLOOR, FRI 10:30 Pressures in Interstate Rivalries Chair Pablo T. Spiller, University of California, Berkeley Michael P. Colaresi, Ohio State University [email protected] [email protected] Papers Judicial Politics in Mexico Swift and Sure: Assessing the Types of Military Force Leaders Caroline C. Beer, University of Vermont Use for Diversion [email protected] Kisangani F. Emizet, Kansas State University Enforcing the Limits of Executive Power: An Analysis of [email protected] Court-Executive Relations in Chile and Argentina Jeffrey J. Pickering, Kansas State University Druscilla L. Scribner, University of California, San Diego [email protected] [email protected] Testing the Diversionary Theory of War: The Case of Argentina Legal Equality and Effectiveness in the Courts of Argentina, in the Falklands War Uruguay and Brazil Viviana M. Abreu-Hernandez, University of Puerto Rico Daniel M. Brinks, University of Notre Dame [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Kevin J. Sweeney, Ohio State University Institutional Legitimacy and Rule of Law in Ecuador [email protected] Agustin Grijalva, University of Pittsburgh 4-16 THE EFFECTIVENESS OF ECONOMIC SANCTIONS [email protected] Room BURNHAM 1, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 10:30 Disc. Pablo T. Spiller, University of California, Berkeley Chair Mark Souva, Florida State University [email protected] [email protected] 3-6 TRANSITIONAL JUSTICE IN NEW DEMOCRACIES Papers Embargoes and the Rally-Against-the-Enemy Effect: Sustaining Room SALON 2, 3RD FLOOR, FRI 10:30 Pariah Leaders Chair Rebecca B. Chavez, United States Naval Academy Elizabeth A. Stein, University of California, Los Angeles [email protected] [email protected] Papers The Formation of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Rallying Cry?: Economic Sanctions and Political Support in the Peru Target State Carlos A. Parodi, Illinois State University Susan Hannah Allen, Emory University [email protected] [email protected] Punish All Guilty or Protect the Innocent? Designing Effectiveness of Multilateral Sanctions Institutions of Transitional Justice Joe W. Robbins, Eastern Illinois University Monika Nalepa, Columbia University [email protected] [email protected] Diversionary Theory and Foreign Policy Substitutability 73 Friday, April 4 – 10:30 am – 12:15 pm Woongjo You, Binghamton University - SUNY Papers Consumer Confidence and Presidential Approval: Does [email protected] Consumer Sentiment Follow the Leaders or Does Our Leader Disc. Mark Souva, Florida State University Follow the Sentiments of the Consumers? [email protected] Sara Margaret Gubala, University of South Carolina 5-3 THE EFFECTS OF CHANGING TRADE PATTERNS [email protected] Room SANDBURG 4, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 10:30 The Politics of Presidential Approval: The State of the Union Chair Timothy McKeown, University of North Carolina and Priming [email protected] Justin W. Holmes, University of Minnesota Papers Ecological Preservation or Degradation: How Regime Type [email protected] Mediates the Relationship Between Trade and the Environment Disc. Brian Newman, Duke University Eric G. Zusman, University of California, Los Angeles [email protected] [email protected] 7-1 THIRD PARTIES IN AMERICAN ELECTIONS Jaekwon Suh, University of California, Los Angeles Room SALON 5, 3RD FLOOR, FRI 10:30 [email protected] Chair Kent Tedin, University of Houston Trade Liberalization and Income Distribution: New Empirical [email protected] Evidence Papers Ralph Nader's Campaign Strategy in the 2000 U.S. Presidential Daniel Y. Kono, University of California, Davis Election [email protected] Barry C. Burden, Harvard University Who Supports Free Trade? Explaining Trade Policy Preferences [email protected] Beyond the Developed World Party Systems, Credible Opposition, and Democratic Stability: Andy Baker, University of Houston 1992 and 1932 [email protected] Christopher H. Achen, University of Michigan Disc. Timothy McKeown, University of North Carolina [email protected] [email protected] Larry M. Bartels, Princeton University 6-6 ROUNDTABLE: PUBLIC OPINION AND FOREIGN [email protected] POLICY: THE STATE OF THE ART (Co-sponsored with The Voting Paradox, Civic Duty, and Sincere Voting International Relations, see 4-29) Johnny Goldfinger, Indiana University Purdue University Room PARLOR F, 6TH FLOOR, FRI 10:30 Indianapolis Chair Richard Sobel, Harvard University [email protected] [email protected] Stand by your man?: Assessing the strategic behavior of Nader Panel Virginia A. Chanley, Florida International University Supporters in Election 2000 [email protected] D. Sunshine Hillygus, Stanford University Andrew Z. Katz, Denison University [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Kent Tedin, University of Houston 6-23 CONTEMPORARY RACIAL ATTITUDES: BEYOND [email protected] RACISM? Ronald B. Rapoport, College of William and Mary Room SALON 6, 3RD FLOOR, FRI 10:30 [email protected] Chair Paula R. Mohan, University of Wisconsin-Whitewater 7-20 THE EFFECTS OF NEGATIVE CAMPAIGNS ON [email protected] VOTERS Papers Opposition to Affirmative Action: Self-Interest, Principles, or Room SALON 4, 3RD FLOOR, FRI 10:30 Racism? Chair Barbara Norrander, University of Arizona Mingying Fu, Univeristy of California, Los Angeles [email protected] [email protected] Papers Going Negative in Congressional Television Advertising The 2000 Anti-Miscegenation Vote in Alabama: Is The 'Old Joel D. Rivlin, University of Wisconsin - Madison South' Really That Old? [email protected] Pia Knigge, Auburn University, Montgomery The Paradox of Negative Campaigning: Divergence in Public [email protected] Opinion and Public Response Bradley Moody, Auburn University, Montgomery Matthew J. Grossmann, University of California, Berkeley [email protected] [email protected] Reproducing Modern Racism: Parents, Media, and the Keena Lipsitz, University of California, Berkeley Socialization of Ambivalence [email protected] Scott B. Blinder, University of Chicago Christine Trost, University of California, Berkeley [email protected] [email protected] When Whites and Blacks Agree: Explaining Consensus on The Impact of "Mudslinging" on Senate Election Campaigns Controversial Racial Issues Jason C. Sides, Florida State University James R. McHenry, Vanderbilt University [email protected] [email protected] Robert A. Jackson, Florida State University Carol M. Swain, Vanderbilt University [email protected] [email protected] Nice Guys Finish First: Campaign Practices and Candidate Yiija Wang, Vanderbilt University Favorability [email protected] John M. Sides, University of California, Berkeley Disc. Christopher S. Parker, University of California, Santa [email protected] Barbara Keena Lipsitz, University of California, Berkeley [email protected] [email protected] Khalilah L. Brown-Dean, Ohio State University Christine Trost, University of California, Berkeley [email protected] [email protected] 6-30 MODELS OF PRESIDENTIAL POPULARITY IN THE Matthew Grossman, University of California, Berkeley U.S. AND ABROAD (Co-sponsored with Presidency and [email protected] Executive Politics, see 16-10) Disc. Barbara Norrander, University of Arizona Room SALON 8, 3RD FLOOR, FRI 10:30 [email protected] Chair Willliam Mishler, University of Arizona Owen G. Abbe, University of Maryland [email protected] [email protected] 7-25 DOES CHARACTER COUNT? Room SALON 7, 3RD FLOOR, FRI 10:30 74 Friday, April 4 – 10:30 am – 12:15 pm

Chair John C. McAdams, Marquette University Papers Race, Location and Education: The Election of Black Mayors in [email protected] the 1990s Papers The Effects of Ethics Investigations on U.S. Senate Careers Michele A. Gilbert, Kent State University Stephen C. Roberds, Southern Utah University [email protected] [email protected] Race-Based versus Issue Voting: A Natural Experiment The Accessibility and Utility of Candidate Character in Marisa A. Abrajano, New York University Electoral Decision Making [email protected] Jeffery Mondak, Florida State University Michael Alvarez, California Institute of Technology [email protected] [email protected] Robert Huckfeldt, Indiana University Jonathan Nagler, New York University [email protected] [email protected] They've Only Themselves to Blame: Assessing the Effects of Discovering Racism in Election Results: Methodology and Case Political Scandal on Cynicism in the United States and Britain Study, Minneapolis, 1997 Jeffrey A. Karp, University of Amsterdam Tony L. Hill, University of Minnesota [email protected] [email protected] Disc. John C. McAdams, Marquette University Reading Race: The Effect of Racial Tone in Political [email protected] Advertising on Perception of Candidates 8-10 ADVANCES IN THEORY AND METHODS Charlton D. McIlwain, New York University Room MONTROSE 7, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 10:30 [email protected] Chair Christine B. Williams, Bentley College Stephen M. Caliendo, Avila University [email protected] [email protected] Papers Which Public Goods Are Endangered? How Evolving Aleisha Karjala, University of Oklahoma Communication Technologies Affect "The Logic of Collective [email protected] Action Disc. Stephen Voss, University of Kentucky Gisela Sin, University of Michigan [email protected] [email protected] Richard I. Engstrom, University of New Orleans Arthur Lupia, University of Michigan [email protected] [email protected] 11-8 REVISITING THE AMERICAN FOUNDING Applying Factor Analysis to Enhance Content Analysis Room BURNHAM 2, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 10:30 Adam F. Simon, University of Washington Chair W. B. Allen, Michigan State University [email protected] [email protected] Michael Xenos, University of Washington Papers Beyond Locke's Liberal Individualism: The American Founders' [email protected] Endorsement of Private Vice Political Communication Around the Clock: New Data and Jordon B. Barkalow, Liberty Fund Methods for Studying the Electronic Dissemination of Political [email protected] Information through Traditional and Non-Traditional Channels Constitutionalism and Criminality: Locke, Hamilton, and Christopher J. Mackie, Princeton University Jefferson on Discretionary Executive Power [email protected] Clement Fatovic, University of Florida Extent and Structure of Online Political Communities [email protected] Matthew S. Hindman, Princeton University The Political Psychology of the Federalist Paperss [email protected] Steve G. Hartlaub, Frostburg State University Disc. Adam Berinsky, Pinceton University [email protected] [email protected] Mark G. Hartlaub, Texas A&M University, Corpus Christi 9-7 THE DIFFERENCE GENDER MAKES: WOMEN IN [email protected] OFFICE Hamilton's Thriving and Dynamic Republic Room MONTROSE 1, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 10:30 Benjamin A. Kleinerman, Michigan State University Chair Barbara A. Presnall A. Presnall, Texas Woman's University [email protected] [email protected] Disc. John C. Koritansky, Hiram College Papers Stereotypes and Scandals: How Gender Conditions the Costs of [email protected] Scandal 11-17 REPUBLICANISM: CITIZENSHIP AND LIBERTY Michael D. Parkin, University of Minnesota Room CLARK 10, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 10:30 [email protected] Chair Matthew Simpson, Luther College Monica C. Schneider, University of Minnesota [email protected] [email protected] Papers Sentimental Civic Liberalism and First-Order Problems: A The Evolving Awareness of the Gendered Dimensions of Comparison of Humean Kantian and Republican Models of Policy: Women in Congress, Substantive Representation, and Citizenship Reproductive Health Tom J. Hoffman, Indiana University Debra L. Dodson, Rutgers University [email protected] [email protected] Skinner, Pettit, and Livy: The Conflict of the Orders and the All in Favor? Examining Ideological Compatibility Among Ambiguity of Republican Liberty Women Congressional Candidates, Party Elites and Masses Daniel J. Kapust, University of Wisconsin Rosalyn Cooperman, Vanderbilt University [email protected] [email protected] Montesquieu's Theory of Human Rights Congresswomen, Creativity and Support for the National Peter M. Levine, National-Louis University Endowment for the Arts [email protected] Janet K. Boles, Marquette University Republicanism: Individual Freedom and Civic Virtues [email protected] Matthew J. Schuster, Arizona State University Disc. Marianne Githens, Goucher College [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Jon MacFarlane, University of Notre Dame 10-3 RACE-BASED VOTING [email protected] Room DEARBORN 1, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 10:30 12-8 DELIBERATIVE DEMOCRACY Chair Regina P. Branton, Rice University Room MONTROSE 3, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 10:30 [email protected] Chair Michaele L. Ferguson, University of Washington [email protected] 75 Friday, April 4 – 10:30 am – 12:15 pm Papers Deliberative Democracy and Anxiety [email protected] Emily H. Hoechst, Georgetown University Beth Rosenson, University of Florida [email protected] [email protected] The Malaise of Democracy Kenneth D. Wald, University of Florida Juan Gabriel Gomez-Albarello, Washington University [email protected] [email protected] Do District Size and Heterogeneity Affect Policy Preferences?: Civil Society and the Problem of Global Democracy The Case of US Trade Policy Michael Goodhart, University of Pittsburgh David Karol, Princeton University [email protected] [email protected] n Pursuit of Public Reason: Theoretical Implications of Current Does Ideology Influence the Level of Deliberation in the U.S. Research on Deliberative Democracy House of Representatives? Evidence from the Western Caucus Molly A. Patterson, University of California, Irvine and the Northeast-Midwest Coalition [email protected] Celia M. Carroll, Liberty Fund Disc. Leonard C. Feldman, University of Oregon [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Scott R. Meinke, Bucknell University Michaele L. Ferguson, University of Washington [email protected] [email protected] Burdett Loomis, University of Kansas 12-10 POLITICS AND THE FAMILY [email protected] Room PDR 6, 3RD FLOOR, FRI 10:30 18-13 CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIONS IN TIME Chair Jamie Warner, Marshall University Room PDR 16, 5TH FLOOR, FRI 10:30 [email protected] Chair James E. Campbell, SUNY Buffalo Papers Deliberative Households: The Feminist Subversion of [email protected] Republican Politics Papers Congressional Election Forecasting: Some Time-Serial and Gal Gerson, University of Michigan Micro-Foundational Considerations [email protected] Scott J. Basinger, SUNY at Stony Brook Women’s Choice and Women’s Responsibility: Understanding [email protected] Equality and Autonomy Matthew Lebo, SUNY at Stony Brook Hee-Kang Kim, University of Chicago [email protected] [email protected] Explaining the Decline in Challenger Quality in Congressional Disc. Elsa M. Dias, Purdue University Elections [email protected] Costas Panagopoulos, New York University Jamie Warner, Marshall University [email protected] [email protected] Reconsidering National Forces in Congressional Elections 17-6 MESSAGE POLITICS Eric M. McGhee, University of California, Berkeley Room DEARBORN 3, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 10:30 [email protected] Chair Steve Frantzich, United States Naval Academy Congressional Election Outcomes and Retrospective [email protected] Evaluations of Government Papers The Permanent Campaign in Congress: Understanding Monika L. McDermott, University of Connecticut Congressional Communication Tactics [email protected] David A. Dulio, Oakland University David R. Jones, Baruch College, CUNY [email protected] [email protected] Stephen K. Medvic, Franklin & Marshall College Disc. James E. Campbell, SUNY Buffalo [email protected] [email protected] Legislative Leadership and Legislative Language: Using Media Michael Lewis-Beck, University of Iowa to Shape the Conditions of Conditional Party Government [email protected] Douglas B. Harris, Loyola College 19-19 JUDICIAL SELECTION AND DIVERSIFICATION OF [email protected] THE AMERICAN BENCH Speaking to the People: The Constituency Connection in Senate Room BURNHAM 4, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 10:30 Floor Speeches Chair Francis J. Carleton, III, University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Jeanette L. Morehouse, Indiana University [email protected] [email protected] Papers Identity Politics, Descriptive Representation and Tracy L. Osborn, Indiana University Diversification of the American Bench: An Assessment [email protected] Barbara L. Graham, University of Missouri-St. Louis An Unlikely Coalition: The Passing of the China Trade Bill [email protected] Jennifer N. Victor, Washington University in St. Louis The Diversity of Florida's Judicial Nominating Commissions: [email protected] Drew N. Lanier, University of Central Florida Disc. Steve Frantzich, United States Naval Academy [email protected] [email protected] Tracking Trouble: What Makes a Court of Appeals Nominee Daniel Lipinski, University of Tennessee Objectionable to the Judiciary Committee? [email protected] Nancy S. Scherer, University of Miami 17-14 EXPLAINING LEGISLATIVE BEHAVIOR [email protected] Room LASALLE 1, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 10:30 Amy L. Steigerwalt, University of California, Berkeley Chair Burdett Loomis, University of Kansas [email protected] [email protected] Did I ask for Your Advice? Presidential Responsiveness to Papers Expectations of Success and Congressional Action Congressional Advice and Its Effect on Senate Confirmation of John D. Wilkerson, University of Washington Supreme Court Nominees [email protected] Christine L. Nemacheck, College of William and Mary E. Scott Adler, University of Colorado [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Nancy Winemiller Basinger, University of Utah T. Jens Feeley, University of Washington [email protected] [email protected] Francis J. Carleton, III, University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Why Members of Congress Support Israel: Traditional and [email protected] Non-Traditional Explanations of Legislative Behavior 20-4 DEVOLUTION AND CENTRALIZATION Elizabeth A. Oldmixon, University of North Texas Room SANDBURG 3, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 10:30 76 Friday, April 4 – 10:30 am – 12:15 pm

Chair Scott C. Pandich, SUNY-Geneseo [email protected] [email protected] The Galapagos of Campaign Finance: Lessons from Papers Exploring Devolution and Policy Implementation: The Effects Albuquerque City Elections of Fiscal and Administrative Flexibility on Welfare Policy Anthony G. Gierzynski, University of Vermont Outcomes [email protected] Chung-Lae Cho, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Don Gross, University of Kentucky [email protected] [email protected] Christine A. Kelleher, University of North Carolina,Chapel Tenure in Office of Big City Mayors Hill Andrew D. McNitt, Eastern Illinois University [email protected] [email protected] Deil S. Wright, University of North Carolina,Chapel Hill Disc. Stephen C. Brooks, University of Akron [email protected] [email protected] Susan W. Yackee, University of North Carolina,Chapel Hill 22-4 LEGISLATIVE POLICYMAKING AND PUBLIC [email protected] POLICY Increasing the Complexity of Local Governance: How Room MONTROSE 2, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 10:30 Governments Respond to Restrictive Home Rule Chair Kevin M. Esterling, Brown University Jered B. Carr, Wayne State University [email protected] [email protected] Papers Congressional Macroeconomics Attention and Agenda-Setting Bethany G. Sneed, Wayne State University Heather A. Larsen, University of Washington [email protected] [email protected] The Politics of Education Policy in the American Federal Bryan D. Jones, University of Washington System [email protected] Paul Manna, University of Wisconsin-Madison Senate Sponsorship of Foreign Policy Legislation [email protected] Joseph N. Patten, Monmouth University Civil Legal Representation of the Poor in the U.S. [email protected] Brian M. Harward, University of Georgia Bringing Policy Back In: An Analysis of Policy Content, [email protected] Macro-politics and Legislative Behavior, 1946-1998 Disc. Scott C. Pandich, SUNY-Geneseo John S. Lapinski, Yale University [email protected] [email protected] 20-16 TOBACCO COSPONSORED WITH PUBLIC POLICY Melanie Jean Springer, Columbia University Room PARLOR C, 6TH FLOOR, FRI 10:30 [email protected] Chair Thomas M. Carsey, Florida State University Political Representation or Backlash? The Positive and [email protected] Negative Influence of Symbolic Representation in State Papers Tobacco Federalism: State Policies on Public Smoking and Legislatures Youth Access to Tobacco Donald P. Haider-Markel, University of Kansas John A. Gardiner, University of Illinois, Chicago [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Kevin M. Esterling, Brown University Elisabeth Muhlenberg, University of Illinois, Chicago [email protected] [email protected] Mark Carl Rom, Georgetown University Engaging Youth in Tobacco Policy Change: Results from a [email protected] Concept Mapping Project in Madison County, Illinois 22-15 WELFARE POLICY Scott P. Hays, University of Illinois Room BURNHAM 5, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 10:30 [email protected] Chair Melissa B. Michaux, Willamette University Scholla Kurt, University of Illinois [email protected] [email protected] Papers Talked to Death; The Effect of Mass Media on Welfare Policy Great Expectorations: Risk Acceptance and Smoking Michael R. Reinhard, University of Chicago Regulation Effectiveness [email protected] Michael J. Licari, University of Northern Iowa The Impact of Welfare Reform on the Roles of Black State [email protected] Legislators The Politics of Death: The Political Economy of Tobacco and Randolph Burnside, University of Mississippi its Effects on Public Health [email protected] Kenneth J. Meier, Texas A&M University Virginia Haysley-Jordan, James Madison University [email protected] [email protected] Holly T. Goerdel, Texas A&M University The Unique Politics of Money and Rules in Redistribution [email protected] Decisions Disc. Thomas M. Carsey, Florida State University Matthew C. Fellowes, University of North Carolina,Chapel [email protected] Hill 21-3 URBAN ELECTORAL DYNAMICS: VOTING, [email protected] CAMPAIGNS, AND MAYORAL TENURE Understanding Situations of Contracting Under TANF Room DEARBORN 2, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 10:30 Jessica C. Gerrity, Indiana University Chair Susan Welch, Pennsylvania State University [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Melissa B. Michaux, Willamette University Papers Explaining the Likelihood of Attack Speech in a Big-City [email protected] Mayoral Election Stephen Pimpare, Hunter College, CUNY Timothy B. Krebs, University of New Mexico [email protected] [email protected] 25-3 TO KILL OR NOT TO KILL: REPERTOIRES AND David B. Holian, University of North Carolina, Greensboro MOTIVATIONS [email protected] Room PARLOR D, 6TH FLOOR, FRI 10:30 Voting for Black Mayors: A Longitudinal Analysis Chair James C. Franklin, Ohio Wesleyan University Robert M. Stein, Rice University [email protected] [email protected] Papers The Societal Bases of Support for Political Violence Stephanie Post, Rice University Karl C. Kaltenthaler, Rhodes College [email protected] [email protected] Stacy Ulbig, Southwest Missouri State University 77 Friday, April 4 – 10:30 am – 12:15 pm The Political Calculus of Contention: Repression and [email protected] Accommodation in Latin America 33-2 ROUNDTABLE: CIVIC ENGAGEMENT, CIVIC James C. Franklin, Ohio Wesleyan University EQUALITY, AND THE AMERICAN METROPOLIS [email protected] Room SANDBURG 6, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 10:30 Iron Fist or Kid Gloves? The Spanish State and Repressive Chair Stephen Macedo, Princeton University Targeting of Batasuna [email protected] Katri K. Sieberg, Binghamton University Panel Yvette Alex-Assensoh, Indiana University [email protected] [email protected] Claudia Dahlerus, Texas Tech University Luis Fraga, Stanford University [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Jillian M. Schwedler, University of Maryland Achon Fung, Harvard University [email protected] [email protected] 26-4 CIVIC EDUCATION AND EXPERIENTIAL Eric Oliver, University of Chicago PEDAGOGIES [email protected] Room PDR 9, 3RD FLOOR, FRI 10:30 Myron Orfield, State Senate of Minnesota Chair Kay G. Wolsborn, College of St. Benedict/St. John's University [email protected] [email protected] Keith Reeves, Swarthmore College Papers Political Ideology and Civic Education [email protected] Jesse J. Chanley, Arizona State University Clarence Stone, University of Maryland [email protected] [email protected] The Youth Urban Agenda Project: Experiential Civic Kathy C. Walsh, University of Wisconsin Curriculum and Best-Practice Pedagogy [email protected] Charles D. Smith, High/Scope Educational Research Foundation [email protected] Jeffrey S. Farrah, Wayne State University [email protected] Service Learning and Citizenship Identification James T. Murphy, St. John's University [email protected] Disc. James M. Carlson, Providence College [email protected] Kay G. Wolsborn, College of St. Benedict/St. John's University [email protected] 30-3 THE OTHER SIDE OF WELFARE REFORM: THE POLICY ENVIRONMENT FOR EXPANDING THE OPPORTUNITIES, OF YOUNG, LOW SKILLED, AFRICAN AMERICAN MEN Room LASALLE 2, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 10:30 Chair Hillard W. Pouncy, Princeton University [email protected] Papers When an Economic Boom is not Enough: How Young, Low- skilled, Black, Males Fared in the 1990's Ronald B. Mincy, Columbia University [email protected] Trends in Public Opinion on Welfare and Poverty Greg M. Shaw, Illinois Wesleyan University [email protected] Prospects for Extending Opportunities to Low-Skilled, Low- Income Males: The View from Congress Ron Haskins, Brookings Institution [email protected] The Usual and Not So Usual Suspects: The Politics of Welfare Reauthorization 2002 Vicki Turetsky, Center for Law and Social Policy [email protected] Disc. Joe Soss, American University [email protected] 32-1 CRITICAL PERSPECTIVES ON CURRENT POLITICAL ISSUES Room CLARK 7, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 10:30 Chair John C. Berg, Suffolk University [email protected] Papers Reading Contemporary Cosmopolitical Thought David J. Watkins, University of Washington [email protected] Commodification and the City: The Case of Orlando Hugh Bartling, University of Central Florida [email protected] The U.S. Labor Movement’s Identity Politics: Organizing Around Race, Gender, and Sexuality Dorian T. Warren, Yale University [email protected] Disc. Beth Kelly, DePaul University 78 Friday, April 4 – 1:30 pm – 3:15 pm

Friday, April 4 – 1:30 pm – 3:15 pm Matthew M. Dull, University of Wisconsin - Madison [email protected] 7-1 Pstr. ELECTIONS AND VOTING BEHAVIOR I Ilia Sasich, University of Wisconsin-Madison Room EXHIBIT HALL, 4TH FLOOR, FRI 1:30 [email protected] Posters Ideological Information in US Legislative Endorsements of The Multiple Presidencies Thesis Presidential Candidates 1988-2000 Matthew M. Caverly, University of Florida Wayne P. Steger, DePaul University [email protected] [email protected] Faith in Government: An Examination of the Implementation of Brittany A. Brown, DePaul University President Bush's Faith-Based Executive Orders [email protected] Dennis E. Logue, Foundation for Community and Faith Impact of the Timing of Elections on the Party in Government: Centered Enterprise Britain and Canada, 1940-2000 [email protected] Steven D. Roper, Eastern Illinois University How Politics is Like Horse Racing: Truman, Taft-Hartley, and [email protected] the 1948 Presidential Campaign Christopher Andrews, Eastern Illinois University William Cunion, Ohio University [email protected] [email protected] Marching to the Beat of a Different Drum? Examining the 1-6 ECONOMIC ASSESSMENTS, ECONOMIC INTEREST, Political Attitudes and Behavior of Young Americans AND CITIZEN BEHAVIOR IN NATIONAL ELECTIONS Costas Panagopoulos, New York University (Co-sponsored with Elections and Voting Behavior, see 7-27) [email protected] Room LASALLE 5, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 1:30 Campaign Ethics Training on the Internet Chair Kerstin Hamann, University of Central Florida Peter W. Wielhouwer, Regent University [email protected] [email protected] Papers Economic Interest and Vote Choice The Effects of a Front-Loaded Presidential Primary Calendar on Joan Serra, University of Chicago Voter Learning [email protected] Travis N. Ridout, University of Wisconsin-Madison A Cross-National Account of Economic Voting: Toward a [email protected] Simpler View of the Political Context* Voting With Their Faces: Face to Face Contact Between Matthew M. Singer, Duke University Citizens and Legislators in the US [email protected] Alan Szarawarski, Gettysburg College Poverty & Voting in the European Welfare State [email protected] Tracy H. Slagter, University of Iowa 7-2 Pstr. ELECTIONS AND VOTING BEHAVIOR II [email protected] Room EXHIBIT HALL, 4TH FLOOR, FRI 1:30 Brent J. Steele, University of Iowa Posters TITLE MISSING [email protected] Gary L. Crawley, Ball State University Reward, Blame, or Abstention? Economic Assessments and [email protected] Citizen Behavior in National Elections Raymond H. Scheele, Ball State University Erik R. Tillman, Emory University [email protected] [email protected] Homo-Electus: The Case for Unifying the Study of American Disc. Terry J. Royed, University of Alabama Election [email protected] Ken E. Collier, Stephen F. Austin State University Kerstin Hamann, University of Central Florida [email protected] [email protected] Information Diffusion in Complex Electoral Environments: 1-20 RETHINKING THE WELFARE STATE (Co-sponsored Learning about Candidates in Open-List Proportional with Gender and Politics, see 9-18) Representation Room LASALLE 3, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 1:30 Lucio R. Renno, University of Pittsburgh Chair Christopher S. Allen, University of Georgia [email protected] [email protected] Attack Dog Journalism: The Effect of Strategy Coverage on Papers Determinants of Welfare Spending Revisited: Has the Salience Presidential Campaign Discourse of Partisanship Really Declined? Mindy J. Sofen, George Washington University Jonas Pontusson, Cornell University [email protected] [email protected] On Target or Off? National Party Congressional Committee Hyeok Y. Kwon, Cornell University Targeting in the 2000 Congressional Elections [email protected] Chapman B. Rackaway, University of Missouri Revisiting Esping-Andersen's Three Worlds Using Cluster [email protected] Analysis Jeff R. Smith, Washington University Erica E. Edwards, University of North Carolina,Chapel Hill [email protected] [email protected] The Meaning of the 2002 Midterm Elections: Alignment, Mothers, Wives and Workers: An Historical Institutionallist Realignment, or Dealignment? Account of Women and the Welfare State John K. White, Catholic University of America Jason E. Jordan, University of Colorado [email protected] [email protected] A Directional Theory of Social Influence Sustainable Corporate Governance and Flexible Labor Markets: Christopher B. Kenny, Louisiana State University Recognizing the Family as a Corporate Stakeholder [email protected] Marleen A. O'Connor, Stetson University Eric Jenner, Louisiana State University [email protected] [email protected] Conservative Innovation: The Development of Germany's 16-1 Pstr. PRESIDENCY AND EXECUTIVE POLITICS Social Insurance System in the Decade after WW II Room EXHIBIT HALL, 4TH FLOOR, FRI 1:30 Margitta Maetzke, Northwestern University Posters The President and the Environment: When the President Leads [email protected] and When He Does Not Disc. Christopher S. Allen, University of Georgia Courtney Rogers, Belmont University [email protected] [email protected] 3-7 THE QUALITY OF DEMOCRACY IN LATIN AMERICA The Insecure Presidency: Examining the Power-Seeking Room SALON 3, 3RD FLOOR, FRI 1:30 Assumption in Rational Choice Theories of the Presidency Chair Matthew R. Cleary, University of Chicago 79 Friday, April 4 – 1:30 pm – 3:15 pm [email protected] The Evolution of International Norms: Sovereignty and Papers Actor-Centered, Institutional, and Structural Influences on the Intervention in the United Nations Quality of New Democracies: Evidence from the Mexican Vincent A. Auger, Western Illinois University States [email protected] Frederick Solt, University of North Carolina,Chapel Hill Why Don't the Constructivists Take the Hard Cases? Norm [email protected] Transference Versus Norm Acceptance The Rule of Law, the Judicial Institution and Public Perception Mark A. Harvey, University of Kansas in the Transition to Consolidated Democracy: Democratization [email protected] Research in Nicaragua and Costa Rica The Right to Life and the State's Ultimate Sanction: Ways of Lee D. Walker, University of Florida Norm Compliance in the Case of Capital Punishment [email protected] Sangmin Bae, Purdue University Sewing Machines and Free Lunches: Voting Incentives and the [email protected] Implications for Democracy in Mexico and the U.S. Disc. Matthew J. Hoffmann, University of Delaware Mandi E. Boyd, University of Texas at Austin [email protected] [email protected] Sanford R. Silverburg, Catawba College Mal Apportionment in Legislatures in New Democracies: The [email protected] Case of Chile 6-3 CRITICS MEET AUTHORS: RETHINKING SURVEY Patricio Navia, New York University EXPIREMENTS [email protected] Room STATE, 4TH FLOOR, FRI 1:30 Cristobal Aninat, New York University Chair Kent Tedin, University of Houston [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Matthew R. Cleary, University of Chicago Panel James H. Kuklinski, University of Illinois, Urbana [email protected] [email protected] 3-20 GETTING TO DEMOCRACY IN ASIA Paul J. Quirk, University of Illinois, Urbana Room SALON 1, 3RD FLOOR, FRI 1:30 [email protected] Chair Louise K. Davidson-Schmich, University of Miami Paul Sniderman, Stanford University [email protected] [email protected] Papers The Internet Development in China and Its Impact on China's Diana C. Mutz, Ohio State University Transition to Democracy [email protected] Xia L. Lollar, University of Wisconsin-Whitewater Darren W. Davis, Michigan State University [email protected] [email protected] The Concept of Democracy in the Tiananmen Square Protest, Don P. Green, Yale University 1989 [email protected] Jungmin Seo, University of Chicago 6-10 CIVIC DELIBERATION AND CITIZEN ENGAGEMENT [email protected] Room SALON 6, 3RD FLOOR, FRI 1:30 Rebels to Representatives: Establishing the Rule of Law in East Chair Mark Lindeman, Bard College Timor [email protected] Suzanne R. Soule, Center for Civic Education Papers How the Emotions of Public Policy Affect Citizen Engagement [email protected] and Public Deliberation Ben Pettit, University of California, Santa Barbara Michael MacKuen, University of North Carolina,Chapel Hill [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Louise K. Davidson-Schmich, University of Miami Jennifer Wolak, University of North Carolina,Chapel Hill [email protected] [email protected] 4-4 REFINEMENTS OF THE DEMOCRATIC PEACE Luke Keele, University of North Carolina,Chapel Hill HYPOTHESIS [email protected] Room BURNHAM 1, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 1:30 George E. Marcus, Williams College Chair Allan C. Stam, Dartmouth College [email protected] [email protected] Civic Deliberation in America Papers Differences Within and Between Democratic and Authoritarian Michael Delli Carpini, Pew Charitable Trusts Regime Types and the Use of Force in Foreign Policy [email protected] Vesna Danilovic, Texas A&M University Fay L. Cook, Northwestern University [email protected] [email protected] Joe Clare, Texas A&M University Lawrence R. Jacobs, University of Minnesota [email protected] [email protected] Can Institutions Stop Internal Hemorrhaging? The Effect of Intergroup Dialogue Programs on Civic Charles R. Boehmer, University of Texas at El Paso Understanding [email protected] Katherine C. Walsh, University of Wisconsin-Madison The Conflict Behavior of Authoritarian States, 1950-1992 [email protected] Brian Lai, University of Iowa Public Hearings and the Dynamics of Deliberative Democracy [email protected] Christopher F. Karpowitz, Princeton University Crisis Bargaining and Representative Democracy [email protected] Kristopher W. Ramsay, University of Rochester Disc. Molly A. Patterson, University of California, Irvine [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Allan C. Stam, Dartmouth College Mark Lindeman, Bard College [email protected] [email protected] Jon D. Carlson, Monmouth College 6-14 SOURCES AND CONSEQUENCES OF CITIZEN [email protected] COMPETENCE 4-17 COMPLIANCE WITH INTERNATIONAL NORMS Room SALON 8, 3RD FLOOR, FRI 1:30 Room MONTROSE 1, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 1:30 Chair Markus Prior, Center for the Study of Democratic Politics Chair Matthew J. Hoffmann, University of Delaware [email protected] [email protected] Papers Who is Competent to Increase Civic Competence? Necessary Papers Revisiting Compliance: State Agency and International Norms Conditions for Knowledge Transfer in Political Contexts Dingding Chen, University of Chicago Arthur Lupia, University of Michigan [email protected] [email protected] 80 Friday, April 4 – 1:30 pm – 3:15 pm

Competing Incentives: When Political Interest Does Not [email protected] Increase Political Knowledge and Turnout Ethnic Conflict Resolution and the Failed State: Frozen Markus Prior, Princeton University Conflicts in the Republic of Georgia [email protected] Julie A. George, University of Texas-Austin Political Information, Mental Deliberation, and Citizenship [email protected] Norman L. Hurley, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Ethnic Violence and Ethnic Cooperation in Local Society: What [email protected] Brings Differences? Ignorance as a Lesser Evil: Misbeliefs and American Public Nam-Kook Kim, University of Chicago Opinion [email protected] David W. Schwieder, Susquehanna University Between Ethnonationalism and Citizenship: The Reform in [email protected] Arab Education in Israel Disc. Christopher M. Federico, University of Minnesota Gal Levy, Open University [email protected] [email protected] Paul Goren, Arizona State University Disc. Ashutosh Varshney, University of Michigan [email protected] [email protected] 8-8 MASS MEDIA AND FOREIGN POLICY 11-5 REASSESSING HEIDEGGER AND HIS LEGACY Room MONTROSE 7, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 1:30 Room CLARK 10, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 1:30 Chair Robert L. Dion, University of Evansville Chair John Bokina, University of Texas-Pan American [email protected] [email protected] Papers News about the Gukf War Policy Debate: Comparing 1990 with Papers Heidegger and the Res Publica: Death and the State 2002 Stefan P. Dolgert, Arizona State University Doris A. Graber, University of Illinois, Chicago [email protected] [email protected] Primordial Homelessness: The Politics of Anxiety in Editorial Positions and U.S. Military Interventions Heidegger's Being and Time Paul B. Raymond, University of Southern Indiana David J. Gauthier, Louisiana State University [email protected] [email protected] Decision Type and Media Attentiveness: New York Times Heidegger's Bastards: Arendt, Foucault, and the Critique of Coverage of Clinton's Public Statements About the Kosovo Sovereignty Intervention Jonathan J. Havercroft, University of Minnesota Nathalie J. Frensley, University of Texas at Austin [email protected] [email protected] Political Philosophy After Heidegger The Internet in War - The Case of Kosovo Gregory Bruce Smith, Trinity College David B. Conklin, University of Florida [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Joanna V. Scott, Eastern Michigan University Disc. Robert L. Dion, University of Evansville [email protected] [email protected] 11-9 LIBERAL CHALLENGES 9-8 THE VIEW FROM THE DOME: GENDER AND THE Room LASALLE 1, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 1:30 STATE LEGISLATURES Chair Eric A. MacGilvray, University of Chicago Room DEARBORN 1, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 1:30 [email protected] Chair Erika L. Gordon, University of Maryland Papers Richard Rorty: Normal Political Philosopher [email protected] Bradley D. Holst, Georgetown University Papers Patterns in Roll Call Voting Among Women State Legislators [email protected] Tracy L. Osborn, Indiana University Political Liberalism and the Search for Moral Consensus [email protected] Marc Stier, Temple University Gender and Candidate Recruitment in the 2002 State Legislative [email protected] Elections A Dying Art: Memory and Aesthetics in the Moral Universe of Kira L. Sanbonmatsu, Ohio State University Jurgen Habermas [email protected] Paul S. Thompson, New School for Social Research Does Gender Matter? Exploring the Impact of Women Elected [email protected] Officials on Health Policies in Four States Disc. Albert W. Dzur, Bowling Green State University Pamela J. Walsh, Wayne State University [email protected] [email protected] 12-9 POLITICS AND JUSTICE Gender, Guns, and Legislating: An Analysis of State Room PARLOR C, 6TH FLOOR, FRI 1:30 Legislative Policy Preferences Chair Holloway Sparks, Pennsylvania State University Geralyn M. Miller, Indiana University Purdue University Fort [email protected] Wayne Papers The Myths of the Grassroots: Assessing Pragmatic [email protected] Communitarianism Linda Murphy, Chicago City Colleges Matthew F. Filner, Kalamazoo College [email protected] [email protected] Thomas Stucky, Indiana University Purdue University, Fort Malign Neglect: GLBT Marriage and Contemporary Wayne Democratic Citizenship Disc. Maureen Rand Oakley, Mount Saint Mary's College Elizabeth F. Cohen, Syracuse University [email protected] [email protected] Debra L. Dodson, Rutgers University Social Capital and Corruption [email protected] Mark E. Warren, Georgetown University 10-5 COMPARATIVE RACE/ETHNIC CONFLICT [email protected] Room MONTROSE 3, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 1:30 The Strange Beginnings of the Economic Ethics of American Chair TBA Law Papers TITLE MISSING Akiba J. Covitz, University of Richmond and Yale Law School Nandita Chaudhuri, Texas A&M University [email protected] nandita@res Disc. Holloway Sparks, Pennsylvania State University Testing the Limits of Sovereignty: Ethnic Conflict Escalation in [email protected] the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia 12-18 DEMOCRACY AND TOLERATION Tatiana P. Rizova, University of California, Los Angeles Room PDR 6, 3RD FLOOR, FRI 1:30 81 Friday, April 4 – 1:30 pm – 3:15 pm Chair Michael P. Zuckert, University of Notre Dame Chair Malbin Michael, Campaign Finance Institute [email protected] [email protected] Papers The Complexities of a Perfectionist Theory of Toleration Panel Presidential Elections Geoffrey C. Bowden, University of Notre Dame Anthony Corrado, Colby College [email protected] [email protected] American Toleration, Old and New John C. Green, University of Akron Brendan M. Dunn, University of Notre Dame [email protected] as Contributors: Replacing Soft [email protected] Competition in Congressional Elections Towards a Fallibilist and Perfectionist Conception of James Campbell, State University of New York at Buffalo Deliberative Democracy [email protected] with Hard David Thunder, University of Notre Dame Political Parties [email protected] Ray LaRaja, University of Massachusetts Abraham Lincoln's Political Religion: Its Historical [email protected] Development and Continuing Significance Interest Groups and Advocacy Organizations Derek A. Webb, University of Notre Dame Robert G. Boatright, Campaign Finance Institute [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Frank J. Colucci, Northern Illinois University Malbin Michael, Campaign Finance Institute [email protected] [email protected] Michael P. Zuckert, University of Notre Dame The Millionaire’s Amendment [email protected] Jennifer Steen, Boston College 13-9 POLICY MOTIVATED CANDIDATES AND [email protected] ELECTORAL COMPETITION Anne H. Bedlington, Campaign Finance Institute Room SALON 7, 3RD FLOOR, FRI 1:30 [email protected] Chair Jeffrey Milyo, University of Chicago 16-3 THE PRESIDENCY AND FOREIGN POLICY [email protected] Room CLARK 5, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 1:30 Papers A Apatial Model of Policy-Seeking Candidates: Can Policy Chair Joel D. Aberbach, University of California, Los Angeles Motivations Explain Candidate Strategies in Historical [email protected] Elections? Papers The Policy Effects of Presidential Appeals over Foreign Policy James Adams, University of California, Santa Barbara Brandice Canes-Wrone, Northwestern University [email protected] [email protected] Samuel Merrill, III, Wilkes University Clinton, Congress and Foreign Economic Policy: [email protected] Bipartisanship or Politics as Usual? Context-Dependent Voting and Candidate Ambiguity Ron Gelleny D. Gelleny, California State University, Fullerton Steven Callander, Northwestern University [email protected] [email protected] DeWayne Lucas, Hobart and William Smith Colleges Catherine H. Wilson, Northwestern University [email protected] [email protected] PD 59. The Politics of the Carter’s Move From Nuclear A Model of Political Competition with Committed Citizen- Disarmament to the Embrace of War Fighting Strategies Candidates Betty Glad, University of South Carolina Carlos Maravall, New York University [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Constantine J. Spiliotes, Dartmouth College Costly Action in Elections: Endogenous Accumulation of [email protected] Valence Goods or Durable Policy Reputations Stephen Borrelli, University of Alabama Adam H. Meirowitz, Princeton University [email protected] [email protected] 17-3 CONGRESSIONAL PARTIES--THEIR ROLE AND Disc. Kristin Kanthak, University of Arizona IMPACT #3 [email protected] Room DEARBORN 3, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 1:30 Kelly H. Chang, UBS AG Chair David Rohde, Michigan State University [email protected] [email protected] 14-6 INFERENCE AND MEASUREMENT: FROM THEORY Papers Party Power and Minority Party Committee Assignments in the TO APPLICATION Cannon Era Room SALON 4, 3RD FLOOR, FRI 1:30 Alan E. Wiseman, Ohio State University Chair Andrew D. Martin, Washington University [email protected] [email protected] Keith Krehbiel, Stanford University Papers Models of Causal Inference: Going Beyond the Neyman-Rubin- [email protected] Holland Theory Committee Seniority Violations in the U.S. House and Senate Henry E. Brady, University of California,Berkeley Russell D. Renka, Southeast Missouri State University [email protected] [email protected] Modern Tools for Social Measurement Daniel E. Ponder, University of Colorado, Colorado Springs Shawn Treier, Stanford University [email protected] [email protected] Electoral Rules and Party Discipline: Political Careers and Party Simon Jackman, Stanford University Coherence in the U.S. House of Representatives [email protected] Brian D. Humes, University of Nebraska, Lincoln Instrumental Variables Estimation Using Quasi-Instrumental [email protected] Variables, with an Application to Campaign Spending To the Sponsor the Spoils: Preferences, Partisanship, and Jay Goodliffe, Brigham Young University Legislative Success [email protected] John Baughman, Bates College Disc. William Jacoby, University of South Carolina [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Andrea C. Campbell, University of Illinois Andrew D. Martin, Washington University [email protected] [email protected] David Rohde, Michigan State University 15-20 POLITICS AFTER THE BIPARTISAN CAMPAIGN [email protected] REFORM ACT 17-17 COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVES ON LEGISLATURES Room SALON 2, 3RD FLOOR, FRI 1:30 Room BURNHAM 2, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 1:30 82 Friday, April 4 – 1:30 pm – 3:15 pm

Chair Gerhard Loewenberg, University of Iowa [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Steve Van Winkle, University of Wyoming Papers The Institutional Development of Legislative Bodies: Testing [email protected] Competing Theories Using Cross-Sectional Comparative Data Barbara J. Hayler, University of Illinois, Springfield Andrew J. Taylor, North Carolina State University [email protected] [email protected] 19-18 IMPLEMENTATION AND IMPACT OF COURT Information Matters: The Role of Information in Impeachment DECISIONS Processes in Six Countries Room SALON 5, 3RD FLOOR, FRI 1:30 Naoko Kada, San Diego State University Chair Bradley C. Canon, University of Kentucky [email protected] [email protected] Anthony Westerling, University of California, San Diego Papers Prompting Action: State-Level Responses to Supreme Court [email protected] Decisions Committee, Political Party and Agenda Setting Power Valerie J. Hoekstra, Arizona State University Kyung-Jin Jun, University of California, Los Angeles [email protected] [email protected] Search and Seizure in the States: State Supreme Court Opposition Empowerment and Constitutional Amendments Compliance with the Supreme Court Carolyn Forestiere, Emory University Scott A. Comparato, Southern Illinois University [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Gerhard Loewenberg, University of Iowa Scott D. McClurg, Southern Illinois University [email protected] [email protected] 18-8 SOURCES OF CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGN MONEY Brown v. Board of Education: Courts, Law and Cultural Room PDR 16, 5TH FLOOR, FRI 1:30 Transformation Chair Michael Bailey, Stanford University Michael W. Combs, University of Nebraska-Lincoln [email protected] [email protected] Papers Political Parties in Congressional Elections: Improving The Consequences of the Rehnquist Court's Federalism Democratic Performance Decisions Matthew Potoski, Iowa State University John Dinan, Wake Forest University [email protected] [email protected] Robert Lowry, Iowa State University Disc. Bradley C. Canon, University of Kentucky [email protected] [email protected] Jeff Talbert, University of Kentucky Chris W. Bonneau, University of Pittsburgh [email protected] [email protected] Independent Expenditures and Interest Group Strategy 20-6 DEREGULATION Margaret A. Carne, University of California, Berkeley Room SANDBURG 3, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 1:30 [email protected] Chair Grant W. Neeley, University of Cincinnati Dorie Apollonio, University of California, Berkeley [email protected] [email protected] Papers Legislative Influence Over Policy Restructuring: Explaining Alternative Strategies: Leadership PACs and Party Inactivity Electric Utility Deregulation in the States Justin M. Buchler, University of California, Berkeley Sangjoon Ka, SungKyunKwan University [email protected] [email protected] The Rise of the Millionaire Candidate Brian J. Gerber, Texas Tech University Juliet E. Carlisle, University of California, Santa Barbara [email protected] [email protected] The Political Transformation of Corporate Rights: Incorporation Thomas Knecht, University of California, Santa Barbara Law in American State Politics, 1885-1910 [email protected] Jonathan J. Chaus, University of Texas at Austin Disc. Michael Bailey, Stanford University [email protected] [email protected] The Politics of State Telecom Deregulation: 1990-1997 Daniel H. Lowenstein, University of California, Los Angeles Junseok Kim, State University of New York at Stony Brook [email protected] [email protected] 19-11 DECISION MAKING IN THE U.S. COURTS OF Disc. Grant W. Neeley, University of Cincinnati APPEALS [email protected] Room BURNHAM 4, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 1:30 21-4 THE MANY FACES OF REFORM: SECESSION, Chair Barbara J. Hayler, University of Illinois, Springfield STRUCTURAL CHANGE, AND BIAS [email protected] Room DEARBORN 2, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 1:30 Papers Affirmative Action in Court: Principals, Agents, and Policy in Chair Paru R. Shah, University of Illinois at Chicago the Federal Judicial Hierarchy, 1971-1999 [email protected] Charles M. Cameron, Columbia University Papers Secession in the City: The Case of Los Angeles and the San [email protected] Fernando Valley Craig P. Cummings, Columbia University David C. Powell, California State University, Long Beach [email protected] [email protected] A Model of Constraints on Sincere Voting Among Lower Structure and Struggle in U.S. Cities: Urban Reform in the Appellate Court Judges Wake of the Civil Rights Era Andrea McAtee, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill James R. Simmons, University of Wisconsin [email protected] [email protected] Brian J. Fogarty, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Solon J. Simmons, University of Wisconsin-Madison [email protected] [email protected] Caseload and the Federal Judiciary: Equilibrium in the Third The Empowered Mayor Model of Urban Governance; Branch Successful Municipal Reform or Misplaced Blame? Simona Kucsova, SUNY at Stony Brook Stephen T. Mergner, University of Cincinnati [email protected] [email protected] Scott E. Graves, SUNY at Stony Brook Engineering the Machine: A Study of the Causes and [email protected] Consequences of a Biased Electoral Arena An Exploration of the Motivations of Court of Appeals Judges Jessica L.T. Hills, University of California,San Diego Kevin M. Scott, Texas Tech University [email protected] 83 Friday, April 4 – 1:30 pm – 3:15 pm Disc. Anirudh V.S. Ruhil, University of Illinois,Chicago Affirming the Practical Legitimacy of Democracy: Liberalism, [email protected] Values, and the Role of Religion in Public Policymaking 22-11 ELITES STRATEGIES AND PREFERENCES IN THE Jack Holmes, Hope College POLICY PROCESS [email protected] Room MONTROSE 2, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 1:30 Joshua C. Hauser, Hope College Chair Anthony Bertelli, Texas A&M University [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Melissa J. Scheier, University of Houston Papers The Attitudes and Policy Preferences of Professionals in the [email protected] Drinking and Driving Policy Arena 25-4 BURNING DOWN THE HOUSE: REBELS, REBELLION Lilliard E. Richardson, University of Missouri AND CAUSAL DETERMINANTS [email protected] Room PARLOR D, 6TH FLOOR, FRI 1:30 David J. Houston, University of Tennessee Chair Matthew Krain, College of Wooster [email protected] [email protected] The Politics of Caution: The Sources of Scientific Caution in Papers On the Fallacy of Cycles of Protest and on the Randomness and Safety Standard Setting Rationality of Collective Dissent Carol L. Silva, Texas A&M University Federico Ferrara, University of Kansas [email protected] [email protected] Hank C. Jenkins-Smith, Texas A&M University From Riots to Wars: An Examination of the Relation Between [email protected] Low Intensity Conflict and Civil War Richard P. Barke, Georgia Institute of Technology Bidisha Biswas, University of Maryland, College Park [email protected] [email protected] Consent Decrees and the Policy Process Ethnic Conflict in Informational Age Anthony Bertelli, Texas A&M University Mariya Y. Omelicheva, Purdue University [email protected] [email protected] Scholarly Societies and Their Members: Incentives, Motives, A Theory Of Protest And Its Control: The Case Of Regions and Strategies Under Dispute Catherine E. Rudder, George Mason University Rupayan Gupta, Iowa State University [email protected] [email protected] Disc. James Anderson, Texas A&M University Disc. Erin M. Simpson, Harvard University anderson@polisci. tamu.edu [email protected] 23-6 CITIZEN INVOLVEMENT IN STATE AND LOCAL 28-5 CONTEMPORARY APPLICATIONS OF ARISTOTLE'S ADMINISTRATION THOUGHT Room LASALLE 2, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 1:30 Room SANDBURG 4, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 1:30 Chair Robert W. Kweit, University of North Dakota Chair Matthew J. Franck, Radford University [email protected] [email protected] Papers Mayoral Consideration of Citizen Input: Does Gender Matter? Papers An Aristotelian Corrective for Contemporary Over- Ross C. Alexander, Dominican University democratization [email protected] Paul W. Sunstein, University of Michigan Carolyn C. McCarthy-Reckard, Northern Illinois University [email protected] [email protected] Darwinism and Aristotelianism City Managers and Citizen Participation: How Do We Know Carson L. Holloway, University of Nebraska at Omaha What to Ask [email protected] Heidi O. Koenig, Northern Illinois University Disc. Ann Charney-Colmo, Dominican University [email protected] [email protected] The Ombudsman, Citizens, and Policy Reform Robert J. Phillips, Wheeling Jesuit University Larry B. Hill, University of Oklahoma [email protected] [email protected] 29-1 POLICY AND POLITICAL CHANGE IN LGBT Determinants of Representational Effectiveness in Wisconsin POLITICS Municipalities Room PDR 9, 3RD FLOOR, FRI 1:30 Douglas M. Ihrke, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Chair Steve Sanders, University of Michigan [email protected] [email protected] Reggie J. Newson, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Papers Private Corporations and State Public Policy: Influencing Gay [email protected] Right Policy Disc. Robert W. Kweit, University of North Dakota Roddrick A. Colvin, Seattle University [email protected] [email protected] 24-3 RELIGION AND CULTURE Studying Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual Voting Behavior in Room BURNHAM 5, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 1:30 Chicago and Suburban Cook County Chair Anne W. Hamilton, University of Wisconsin-Whitewater Paul M. Drugan, University of Illinois, Chicago [email protected] [email protected] Papers Value Shifts and Culture Wars: New Social Movements and The Political Incorporation of Gay Rights: Political Change and Religious Realignment Party Politics Richard J. Meagher, CUNY Graduate Center Marc R. Janssen, University of California, Los Angeles [email protected] [email protected] Assessing the Role Marginalized Religious Denominations and Out of the Closet and into the Courtroom: An Analysis of the Conservative Evangelical Faiths Play in Generating Social US Supreme Court's LGBT Opinions Capital Christine C. Pappas, East Central University Ronald E. Matthews, Jr., Kent State University [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Daniel R. Pinello, John Jay College of Criminal Justice The Politics of Presbyterian Pastors: A Comparison of Clergy in [email protected] the Presbyterian Church USA and the Presbyterian Church in 34-1 APSA TOWN MEETING ON ACHIEVEMENTS AND America CHALLENGES Beverly A. Gaddy, Georgia Southwestern State University Room PARLOR F, 6TH FLOOR, FRI 3:30 [email protected] Disc Theda Skocpol, Harvard University [email protected] 84 Friday, April 4 – 3:30 pm – 5:15 pm

Fiday, April 4 – 3:30 pm – 5:15 pm Tim Adgent, Belmont University [email protected] 2-1 Pstr. COMPARATIVE POLITICS-DEVELOPING Andrea Fanta, Belmont University COUNTRIES [email protected] Room EXHIBIT HALL, 4TH FLOOR, FRI 3:30 Natalie E. Simpson, Belmont University Posters Institutions, Incentives and Financial Crises in Emerging [email protected] Markets [email protected] Chiwook Kim, University of Texas at Austin Person and Policy Attitudes in Human-Interest News Frames [email protected] Francis Neely, San Francisco State University Is the State Really Stolen? State-Business Relations in Russia [email protected] Oksan Bayulgen, University of Connecticut Do Debates Matter? Experimental Studies of Two Local Races [email protected] John W. Williams, Principa College Development NGOs, Civil Society, and Sustainability [email protected] Julian C. Westerhout, Indiana University Media Coverage of the Innocent on Death Row [email protected] David Niven, Florida Atlantic University Military Intervention in Africa: The Causes of Coup d'etat [email protected] Andrew P. Miller, Purdue University The Public Identity of Racial Profiling Targets Pre- and Post- [email protected] 9/11 Coalitions in Transition: The Influence of Organizational Ange-Marie Hancock, Pennsylvania State University Preferences on Negotiations over Institutional Rules [email protected] Ellen Lust-Okar, Yale University Is Seeing Really Believing? The Impact of Broadcast Media on [email protected] Feelings of Linked Fate Among African-Americans Rotating Savings Associations in the Middle East: Informal Randolph Burnside, University of Mississippi Forms of Social Capital in Authoritarian States [email protected] Khalid O. Alyahya, University of Connecticut Rhetta Seymour, Dillard University [email protected] [email protected] Transnational Political Behavior: The Cape Verde and Polish Salient Impact: Media Coverage and Public Evaluation of the Case George W. Bush Presidency Brandy A. Jones, University of Michigan David M. Rankin, State University of New York at Fredonia brandyjz [email protected] Transnational Activism by Malaysians: Foci, Tradeoffs, and 1-5 UNDERSTANDING VOTER TURNOUT Implications Room LASALLE 5, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 3:30 Meredith L. Weiss, DePaul University Chair Jeffrey Karp, University of Twente, the Netherlands [email protected] [email protected] Value Change and Popular Protest in New Democracies: Papers Uncertainty and Voter Participation in Four Countries Mexico, South Africa, and South Korea Michael R. Wolf, Indiana University Purdue University Fort Young-Choul Kim, Texas Tech University Wayne [email protected] [email protected] Jonathan Lair, Texas Tech University Party Competition, Strategic Voting, and Voter Turnout in [email protected] Elections to the German Bundestag The Politics of Economic Growth: A Cross-Sectional Time- Steven E. Galatas, Georgia Southwestern State University Series Analysis [email protected] Jonathan T. Krieckhausj, University of Missouri-Columbia James W. Endersby, University of Missouri, Columbia [email protected] [email protected] Solidarity Challenged: Divergent Strategies in the Turkish A Reanalysis of the Effects of Political Institutions on Voter Labor Movement (1960-1980) Turnout in Comparative Perspective Brian J. Mello, University of Washington Mijeong Baek, University of Texas at Austin [email protected] [email protected] Government-Business Relations in Transitional Economies: The Vene, Vidi, Vote: A New Conceptualization and Evaluation of Struggle Over Space and Roles Electoral Participation in Advanced and Developing Nadra Garas, American University Democracies, 1776-2002 [email protected] Charles A. Kromkowski, Washington and Lee University 8-1 Pstr. MASS MEDIA AND POLITICAL COMMUNICATION [email protected] Room EXHIBIT HALL, 4TH FLOOR, FRI 3:30 Disc. Jeffrey Karp, University of Twente, the Netherlands Posters Making the Unknown Known: The Impact of Television [email protected] Advertising on Voter Awareness of California Propositions 1-22 INSTITUTIONAL DESIGN AND INSTITUTIONAL Stacey L. Pelika, University of Wisconsin - Madison CHANGE, I: CROSS-NATIONAL COMPARISONS [email protected] Room LASALLE 3, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 3:30 Branches of Public Opinion: Media Coverage of Institutions and Chair Michael F. Thies, University of California, Los Angeles the Effect of Exposure on Approval [email protected] Erika L. Franklin Fowler, University of Wisconsin - Madison Papers Divided Government and Constitutional Reform in France and [email protected] Germany Faith Framing: Media and a Political Candidate’s Religious Kirk Buckman, The Catholic University of America Affiliation [email protected] Carin L. Larson, George Washington University Reconciling Liberal Democracy with a Discriminatory Past: [email protected] The Politics of Anti-Discrimination in Comparative Perspective The Media Environment: What Are Our Information Choices Rhonda L. Evans Case, University of Texas at Austin for Local Politics? [email protected] Janet L. Donavan, University of Wisconsin-Madison Japan's Big Bang: Electoral Responsiveness and Financial [email protected] Market Liberalization Rhetoric Across Two Presidencies: An Exploration of Enemy Ross D. Schaap, University of California, Davis Imagery Related to War and Terrorism [email protected] Amy Carter, Vanderbilt University Frances M. Rosenbluth, Yale University [email protected] Disc. Michael F. Thies, University of California, Los Angeles 85 Friday, April 4 – 3:30 pm – 5:15 pm [email protected] Retracting Settlement Offers and the Probability of War 3-1 AUTHOR MEETS CRITICS: MARGARET LEVI'S Robert F. Trager, Columbia University CONSENT, DISSENT, AND PATRIOTISM (Co-sponsored [email protected] with Program Chair, see 0-3) Multiple Institutions and Institutional Power Linkage in World Room STATE, 4TH FLOOR, FRI 3:30 Politics Chair James D. Johnson, University of Rochester Songying Fang, University of Rochester [email protected] [email protected] Panel Susan Stokes, University of Chicago Pre-Crisis Bargaining When Getting there is Half the Battle [email protected] Chad Rector, University of California, San Diego Arthur Stinchcombe, Northwestern University [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Mark Crescenzi, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Peter Katzenstein, Cornell University [email protected] [email protected] Branislav L. Slantchev, University of California, San Diego Stephen Macedo, Princeton University [email protected] [email protected] 4-19 ENVIRONMENTAL SCARCITY AND CONFLICT Margaret Levi, University of Washington Room BURNHAM 1, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 3:30 [email protected] Chair Brian M. Pollins, Ohio State University 3-12 THE INTERACTIVE EFFECT OF DEMOCRATIC AND [email protected] ECONOMIC TRANSITIONS Papers Environmental Scarcity and International Conflict Room SALON 3, 3RD FLOOR, FRI 3:30 Phillip B. Stalley, George Washington University Chair Andrew C. Konitzer-Smirnov, Woodrow Wilson International [email protected] Center for Scholars Identity and Self-interest in Turkish-Israeli Relations: The Case [email protected] of Water Papers More Equilibrium Less Punctuation: Policy Formation at a Filiz Oztalas, Eastern Kentucky University Critical Historical Juncture Czechoslovakia 1990 [email protected] John A. Scherpereel, University of Wisconsin-Madison Yucel Bozdaglioglu, Adnan Menderes University [email protected] [email protected] At Provincial Gates: The Impact of Locally Divergent FDI Economy, Ecology and Conflict: Direct Answers to an Indirect Inflows on Economic Reform in Transition States Relationship Edmund J. Malesky, Duke University Amanda E. Wooden, Northeastern Illinois University [email protected] [email protected] The Impacts of Democratization on the Economic Performance Stable Cooperation Between India and Pakistan, the Story of the of Different Subtypes of Authoritarian Regimes Indus River System Chin-en Wu, University of Michigan Neda A. Zawahri, University of Virginia [email protected] [email protected] The Political Economy Paradigm Shift in Eastern Europe Disc. Brian M. Pollins, Ohio State University Diffusion Institutional Processes and Epistemic Choice [email protected] Paul Dragos Aligica, Indiana University 5-6 INTEGRATION AND REGIONALISM [email protected] Room SANDBURG 4, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 3:30 Disc. Andrew C. Konitzer-Smirnov, Woodrow Wilson International Chair Daniel W. Drezner, University of Chicago Center for Scholars [email protected] [email protected] Papers Interdependence through RTAs in Trade and Common Services: Dmitri Mitin, Purdue University Institutional Structure and RTA Security [email protected] Kathy L. Powers, University of Arizona 3-21 RECONSIDERING MEASURES AND THEORIES OF [email protected] DEMOCRACY Good Neighbors Bring Down Their Fences: Explaining Room SALON 1, 3RD FLOOR, FRI 3:30 Institutional Variation of Regional Integration Arrangements Chair Jack Bielasiak, Indiana University Yoram Z. Haftel, Ohio State University [email protected] [email protected] Papers What Type of Democracy Is Emerging in Eastern Europe Regional Economic Associations between Integration and Andrew Roberts, Northwestern University Globalization: Comparative Analysis of NAFTA, AFTA, and [email protected] the EU Electoral Systems and Parties in Post-Communist Europe: Do Daniel Skidmore-Hess, Armstrong Atlantic State University Executives Matter? [email protected] Terry D. Clark, Creighton University Andreas P. Cornett, University of Southern Denmark [email protected] [email protected] Jill N. Wittrock, Creighton University Disc. Daniel W. Drezner, University of Chicago [email protected] [email protected] Central Asia: Democratic Institutions and Authoritarian 6-13 COGNITION AND THE SURVEY RESPONSE Solutions Room SALON 6, 3RD FLOOR, FRI 3:30 Eric McGlinchey, Stanford University Chair Tom W. Smith, University of Chicago [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Jack Bielasiak, Indiana University Papers Measuring Bias in Russian Public Opinion [email protected] Adam Berinsky, Princeton University 4-5 BARGAINING MODELS IN INTERNATIONAL [email protected] RELATIONS Joshua Tucker, Princeton University Room MONTROSE 1, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 3:30 Department of Politics Chair Mark Crescenzi, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Truly in the Middle of Just Uncertain? The American Public's [email protected] Issue Positions Papers War, Bargaining and the Nature of International Politics John R. Hibbing, University of Nebraska-Lincoln Allan C. Stam, Dartmouth College [email protected] [email protected] James T. Smith, Rollins College Alastair Smith, New York University [email protected] [email protected] 86 Friday, April 4 – 3:30 pm – 5:15 pm

How Hot is Hot? Feeling Thermometers and Relative Why Voters Vote Directionally: Voter Behavior in Institutional Evaluation Context John M. Bruce, University of Mississippi Orit Kedar, Harvard University [email protected] [email protected] Survey Response and Shirking Behavior Rules we use and Leaders we get: The Effects of Electoral Carla E. VanBeselaere, Caltech Systems on Elected Officials in Two Argentine Provinces [email protected] Carlos M. Lisoni, University of Notre Dame Disc. William G. Jacoby, University of South Carolina [email protected] [email protected] Disc. TBA, 6-15 TOLERANCE AND DEMOCRATIC VALUES IN 9-12 GETTING IN, KEEPING OUT: WOMEN’S POLITICAL COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE ACTIVISM Room SALON 8, 3RD FLOOR, FRI 3:30 Room MONTROSE 7, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 3:30 Chair Geoffrey Evans, Nuffield College Chair Valerie Hunt, Princeton University [email protected] [email protected] Papers The Persuasibility of Civil Liberties Attitudes in the Context of Papers Why Women Don't Run: Understanding Women's Under- the Terrorist Attacks on America representation in America's Political Institutions Darren W. Davis, Michigan State University Laurel Elder, Hartwick College [email protected] [email protected] Brian D. Silver, Michigan State University Adapting Associational Techniques: A Comparison of [email protected] Cameroonian Women's Associations in the Immediate Post- Tolerance, Intolerance, and the Modified Stouffer Battery: A colonial and Contemporary Eras New Approach to Modeling Political Tolerance Melinda J. Adams, University of Wisconsin-Madison Jeffery Mondak, Florida State University [email protected] [email protected] Social Networks and the Politicization of Black Women: Mitchell Sanders, University of Notre Dame Exploring the Million Woman March [email protected] Nicole E. Johnson, Howard University Religious tolerance in Poland [email protected] Ewa A. Golebiowska, Wayne State University Alesha Doan, California Polytechnic State University [email protected] [email protected] Creating Democratic and Distrustful Citizens: The Effects of Disc. Jean C. Robinson, Indiana University Public Participation in Uganda's Constitution-Making Process [email protected] Devra J. Coren, University of Michigan 10-6 RACIAL AND ETHNIC IDENTITY POLITICS [email protected] Room DEARBORN 1, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 3:30 Disc. John E. Transue, Duke University Chair Garry Jennings, Delta State University [email protected] [email protected] Geoffrey Evans, Nuffield College Papers Does Money Whiten? Racial Identity and Class in Puerto Rico, [email protected] Cuba, and the Dominican Republic 7-4 RACE AND ETHNICITY IN AMERICAN POLITICS Mark Q. Sawyer, University of California, Los Angeles Room PDR 9, 3RD FLOOR, FRI 3:30 [email protected] Chair Margaret M. Young, Albion College Yesilernis Pena, University of California, Los Angeles [email protected] [email protected] Papers Mobilizing Black Voters: Results from a Newark Experiment Towards Cultural Competence: An Exploratory Study of Andra Gillespie, Yale University Relationships Among Racial Self Identity, Self Efficacy and [email protected] Contextual Performance of Public Employees The Effect of Candidate Race on Uncounted Vote Rates: Florida Ann F. Harris, Illinois State University in 2000 and 2002 [email protected] Michael C. Herron, Northwestern University Potential For A Renewed Black Resistance [email protected] Wayne D. Lewis, Kent State University Jasjeet S. Sekhon, Harvard University [email protected] [email protected] What's In a Name? Ethnic Names, Immigrant Acculturation, White Ethnicity and the Political Geography of New England and Latino Mass Opinion Politics S. Karthick Ramakrishnan, Public Policy Institute of James G. Gimpel, University of Maryland California [email protected] [email protected] Social and Political Divisions among American Jews: New Taeku Lee, University of California, Berkeley Findings from the National Jewish Population Survey 2000-01 [email protected] Laurence A. Kotler-Berkowitz, United Jewish Communities Disc. Garry Jennings, Delta State University [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Christian R. Grose, Lawrence University Henry Flores, St. Mary's University [email protected] [email protected] Matthew J. Streb, Loyola Marymount University 10-12 THE ROLE OF CONTEXT AND SOPHISTICATION IN [email protected] THE STRUCTURE OF WHITE RACIAL ATTITUDES 7-18 ELECTORAL INSTITUTIONS AND VOTING Room PARLOR C, 6TH FLOOR, FRI 3:30 BEHAVIOR Chair Rodney E. Hero, University of Notre Dame Room SALON 5, 3RD FLOOR, FRI 3:30 [email protected] Chair TBA, Papers Demographic Change, Presidential Votes, and White Group Papers Institutions Matter: Voting Choices in Presidential and Identification Parliamentary Elections Carl D. Snook, Kent State University Pippa Norris, Harvard University [email protected] [email protected] A Working Town Welcome: Economic Context and Local Prelude to Constitutional Reform: Searching for Condorcet in Receptivity toward Latino Immigrants the 2000 Presidential Election Benjamin J. Deufel, Harvard University Joshua J. Dyck, University of Maryland [email protected] [email protected] 87 Friday, April 4 – 3:30 pm – 5:15 pm Political Sophistication and American Racial Attitudes: A Whose Ear (or Arm) to Bend? Lobbying and Venue Choice Question of Attribution Sean Gailmard, University of Chicago J. Matthew Wilson, Southern Methodist University [email protected] [email protected] John Wiggs Patty, Carnegie Mellon University Brad T. Gomez, University of South Carolina [email protected] [email protected] The Tenure of Political Appointees Racial Attitudes, Political Ideology, and Political Sophistication David E. Lewis, Princeton University Jaesung Ryu, University of Texas at Austin [email protected] [email protected] Nolan McCarty, Princeton University Disc. Rodney E. Hero, University of Notre Dame nmccarty@princeton [email protected] Kelly Chang, Bradford Jones, University of Arizona Disc. Carlos Maravall, New York University [email protected] [email protected] 11-10 PARADIGMATIC EXAMPLES IN POLITICAL THEORY Subhanan Mukherjee, New York University Room CLARK 10, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 3:30 [email protected] Chair Bernard Yak, Brandeis University 14-3 METHODOLOGICAL ISSUES IN THE ANALYSIS OF [email protected] COMPARATIVE POLITICS DATA Papers Machiavelli's New Prince: Paradigmatic Example or Fiction Room SALON 4, 3RD FLOOR, FRI 3:30 Peter D. Breiner, State University of New York at Albany Chair Ronald Francisco, University of Kansas [email protected] [email protected] Dueling in Montesquieu and Kant Papers Economic Insecurity and Voter Choice in South Korea Mika Lavaque-Manty, University of Michigan Hyeok Yong Kwon, Cornell University [email protected] [email protected] Rational Reflection and Historical Examples in Locke A Strategic Theory of Party Recruitment in Mainland China Charles D. Tarlton, State University of New York at Albany Gang Guo, University of Mississippi [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Bernard Yak, Brandeis University Social Choice Theory and Institutional Design: the Brazilian [email protected] Case 11-18 FACETS OF MACHIAVELLI Gary Reich, University of Kansas Room LASALLE 1, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 3:30 [email protected] Chair Maurice J. Meilleur, Antioch College Depoliticizing the Military: Evidence from South Korea and [email protected] Taiwan Papers Machiavelli's Literary Concept of Virtu O. Fiona Yap, University of Kansas Martyn de Bruyn, Purdue University [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Ronald Francisco, University of Kansas Pious Nick: Machiavelli and the Seven Deadly Sins [email protected] Kimberly A. Hudson, Brown University 15-3 LOBBYING [email protected] Room SALON 2, 3RD FLOOR, FRI 3:30 Machiavellian Sleight Chair Rogan Kersh, Syracuse University Rafe M. Major, Liberty Fund [email protected] [email protected] Papers Lobbying, Public Affairs, and Deadlock in American Politics Disc. Joyce M. Mullan, Northeastern University Burdett Loomis, University of Kansas [email protected] [email protected] 12-11 POLITICAL THEORY AND POLITICAL ECONOMY Michael Struemph, University of Kansas Room MONTROSE 3, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 3:30 [email protected] Chair Steve Vanderheiden, University of Minnesota Duluth Fortune 500 Companies and Access to Congress: The Role of [email protected] Corporate Social Responsibility Papers Payday Loans and Exploitation Gretchen Crosby Sims, Stanford University Robert Mayer, Loyola University, Chicago [email protected] [email protected] Interest Group Participation in Rulemaking: What Has Changed The Effects of Private Property on Self-Interest in Ten Years? Brad J. Reno, College of the Holy Cross Scott R. Furlong, University of Wisconsin-Green Bay [email protected] [email protected] Examining the Political Assumptions Underlying the Legal Cornelius M. Kerwin, American University Regulation of Business Entities [email protected] Susan Stabile, St. John's University Strange Bedfellows? A Spatial Analysis of Interest Group [email protected] Coalitions on Amicus Curiae Briefs, 1999-2002 Bringing the Consumer into Democratic Theory Richard Almeida, Southeast Missouri State University Edward J. Woodhouse, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Andree E. Reeves, University of Alabama in Huntsville Disc. Steve Vanderheiden, University of Minnesota Duluth [email protected] [email protected] 16-9 ROUNDTABLE: BUSH AT THE MIDTERM 13-8 LOBBYING AND DELEGATION IN LEGISLATURES Room CLARK 5, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 3:30 Room SALON 7, 3RD FLOOR, FRI 3:30 Chair Karen M. Hult, Virginia Tech Chair Jeffrey Milyo, University of Chicago [email protected] [email protected] Panel Joel D. Aberbach, University of California, Los Angeles Papers Complexity in Legislatures [email protected] David Epstein, Columbia University George C. Edwards III, Texas A&M University [email protected] [email protected] Scott Page, University of Michigan John Kessel, Ohio State University [email protected] [email protected] Delegation in the Presence of Lobbying Bert Rockman, Ohio State University Sven Feldmann, Stanford University [email protected] [email protected] 88 Friday, April 4 – 3:30 pm – 5:15 pm

17-15 LAWMAKING IN CONGRESS Chair David Schultz, Hamline University Room DEARBORN 3, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 3:30 [email protected] Chair Brian D. Humes, University of Nebraska-Lincoln Papers On the History and Constitutionality of Military Tribunals in the [email protected] United States: The "Most Apt Precedent" Papers Issues and Institutions: Winnowing in the U.S. Congress Nada M. Sabbah, American University of Sharjah Glen S. Krutz, University of Oklahoma [email protected] [email protected] The Institutional Rigidity of the Judiciary and the Exogenous Lawmaking in the Modern Congress Shock of Terrorism Sean M. Theriault, University of Texas at Austin Charles A. Smith, University of California, San Diego [email protected] [email protected] Divided Government and Legislative Failures: Disaggregating Christopher Shortell, University of California, San Diego the Evidence [email protected] David R. Jones, Baruch College, CUNY A Torturer Or A Tortured Democracy: the GSS Case in Israel [email protected] and the International Law Re-Opening the Who Wins Debate: An Individual-Level Maya Sabatello, University of Southern California Analysis of Conference Committee Performance [email protected] Lawrence A. Becker, California State University, Northridge Disc. Matthew J. Franck, Radford University [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Brian D. Humes, University of Nebraska-Lincoln David Schultz, Hamline University [email protected] [email protected] R. Lawrence Butler, Rowan University 19-9 PRECEDENT AND THE THEORY OF JUDICIAL [email protected] HIERARCHY 17-22 EXPLORING THE HISTORICAL CONGRESS Room BURNHAM 2, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 3:30 Room PDR 6, 3RD FLOOR FRI 3:30 Chair Craig F. Emmert, Texas Tech University Chair Joseph Cooper, Johns Hopkins University craig [email protected] [email protected] Papers Judicial Opinions and the Use of Precedent Papers Investigating Minority Party Bill Sponsorship Across Susan B. Haire, University of Georgia Congressional Eras [email protected] Timothy P. Nokken, University of Houston Bill Gillespie, University of Georgia [email protected] Explaining the Nature and Timing of U.S. Courts of Appeals' Where's the Pivot?: Obstruction and Lawmaking in the Pre- Interpretation of Supreme Court Precedent cloture Senate James F. Spriggs, University of California, Davis Eric Schickler, University of California, Berkeley [email protected] [email protected] Thomas G. Hansford, University of South Carolina Gregory Wawro, Columbia University [email protected] [email protected] Judicial Signaling: Discretionary Appellate Review in the Party, Section, and Voting on the Gag Rule, 1836-1844 Federal Judiciary Jeffery A. Jenkins, Northwestern University Mark Strahan, Washington University [email protected] [email protected] Charles Stewart III, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Horizontal Precedent on the U.S. Court of Appeals [email protected] Emery G. Lee III, Case Western Reserve University American Political Parties in the Post-New Deal Era: An [email protected] Electoral Explanation of Historical Convergence and Disc. Stephen L. Wasby, University at Albany, SUNY Polarization [email protected] David W. Brady, Stanford University Robert L. Dudley, George Mason University [email protected] [email protected] Doug McAdam, Stanford University 20-8 POLICY DIFFUSION AND AGENDAS [email protected] Room SANDBURG 3, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 3:30 Hahrie Han, Stanford University Chair Christopher Z. Mooney, University of Illinois, Springfield [email protected] [email protected] Disc. E. Scott Adler, University of Colorado Papers Policy Agendas in the American States [email protected] Kellie Sims Butler, Pennsylvania State University Joseph Cooper, Johns Hopkins University [email protected] [email protected] How big is the window?: Punctuated Policy Change in a State 18-6 ROUNDTABLE: PEW PROJECT ON 2002 Health Policy Monopoly COMPETITIVE ELECTIONS: OPEN AND NEW SEATS Greg Cline, Michigan Public Health Institute Room PDR 16, 5TH FLOOR, FRI 3:30 [email protected] Chair Clyde Brown, Miami University Shifting Regulatory Responsibilities: Explaining State [email protected] Environmental Audit Immunity and Privilege Laws Panel William C. Binning, Youngstown State University Christopher M. Reenock, University of Alabama [email protected] [email protected] Melanie J. Blumberg, California University of Pennsylvania John Ackerman, University of Alabama [email protected] [email protected] Chuck Prysby, University of North Carolina-Greensboro Beyond Event History Analysis: Specification Uncertainty and [email protected] Model Averaging in State Policy Innovation Research Richard Powell, University of Maine Francis X. Shen, Harvard University [email protected] [email protected] Andrew Busch, University of Denver State Fiscal Institution Adoption: An Analysis of State Rainy [email protected] Day Fund Adoption John S. Jackson, Southern Illinois University Sang-Seok Bae, Florida State University [email protected] [email protected] 19-7 THE ROLE OF COURTS AND THE CONSTITUTION IN Disc. Christopher Z. Mooney, University of Illinois, Springfield THE WAR ON TERRORISM [email protected] Room BURNHAM 4, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 3:30 89 Friday, April 4 – 3:30 pm – 5:15 pm 22-6 THE POLITICS OF TAX AND FISCAL POLICY Christian Davenport, University of Maryland Room DEARBORN 2, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 3:30 [email protected] Chair Rick Mayes, University of Richmond David Armstrong, University of Maryland [email protected] [email protected] Papers TITLE MISSING Are Regimes in Diverse Societies More Likely to Resort to Stephen J. Kirk, University of Chicago Political Terror? A Cross-National Study [email protected] Scott E. Walker, Wayne State University Explaining Patterns of Federal Expenditure: The President, [email protected] Congress, and Separated Powers Steven C. Poe, University of North Texas Boris Shor, Columbia University [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Matthew A. Kocher, University of Chicago The Race-to-the-Middle: Upward Pressures for Social Welfare [email protected] Spending in Local Communities 27-6 A PANEL HONORING VIRGINIA SAPIRO, WINNER OF Kenneth N. Bickers, Indiana University THE WOMEN'S CAUCUS 2002 OUTSTANDING [email protected] PROFESSIONAL ACHIEVEMENT AWARD Disc. Rick Mayes, University of Richmond Room PARLOR F, 6TH FLOOR, FRI 3:30 [email protected] Chair Sirje Laurel Weldon, Purdue University Andrew B. Whitford, University of Kansas [email protected] [email protected] Panel Virginia Sapiro, University of Wisconsin-Madison 22-16 THE INSTITUTIONAL POLITICS OF FINANCIAL [email protected] POLICY Kathleen Dolan, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Room MONTROSE 2, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 3:30 [email protected] Chair Kettl, Joe Soss, American University Papers What Can Taylor Rules Tell Us About the Politics of Monetary [email protected] Policy? M. Kent Jennings, University of California, Santa Barbara J. Kevin Corder, Western Michigan University [email protected] [email protected] Georgia Duerst-Lahti, Beloit College Competition in Laxity: The Impact on Public Policy of [email protected] Conflicts between Financial Regulators Suzanne Mettler, Syracuse University Ann B. Matasar, Roosevelt University [email protected] [email protected] Penny Weiss, Purdue University Deborah D. Pavelka, Roosevelt University [email protected] [email protected] 28-3 THE HOUSEHOLD AND THE CITY The Role of Federal Home Loan Banks in Preserving Local Room BURNHAM 5, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 3:30 Capital Chair Mary Keys, University of Notre Dame Susan Hoffmann, Western Michigan University [email protected] [email protected] Papers The Rise of the Polis: Aristotle and Aeschylus on the Need of Mark Cassell, Kent State University Justice for Political Community [email protected] Clifford A. Bates, Warsaw University Disc. Kettl, [email protected] 23-12 THE IMPACT OF STATE REGULATION AND Aristotle, Family, and the Naturalness of Political Life CONTROL Jacqueline Pfeffer, St. John's College Room LASALLE 2, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 3:30 [email protected] Chair Belinda C. Davis, Michigan State University Justice in Aristotle’s Household and City [email protected] Thornton Lockwood, Assumption College Papers Participatory Democracy in Action: A Descriptive Analysis of [email protected] Public Participation in Regulatory Hearings before the Illinois Disc. George Anastaplo, Loyola University of Chicago Pollution Control Board Not Applicable Craig Curtis, Bradley University Edward W. Clayton, Central Michigan University [email protected] [email protected] Local Government Budget Making: State Control or Local 33-1 ROUNDTABLE: INSTITUTIONAL CHANGE AND Discretion CIVIC ENGAGEMENT IN THE U.S.: DIAGNOSES AND E. L. Bernick, University of Nevada, Las Vegas PRESCRIPTIONS [email protected] Room SANDBURG 6, 7TH FLOOR, FRI 3:30 The Impact of State Regulation on the Supply of Child Care Chair William Galston, University of Maryland Centers [email protected] Joohyun Kang, Florida State University Panel David E. Campbell, University of Notre Dame [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Brian J. Gerber, Texas Tech University Matthew Crenson, John Hopkins University [email protected] [email protected] 25-8 THE CONTEXT OF STATE-SPONSORED MURDER Mary Fitzgerald, Mary Washington College Room PARLOR D, 6TH FLOOR, FRI 3:30 [email protected] Chair Jillian M. Schwedler, University of Maryland Benjamin Ginsberg, John Hopkins University [email protected] [email protected] Papers Why Zapatistas Rebel. Government Repression and Dissident Donald Green, Yale University Information Networks in Chiapas, Mexico [email protected] Guillermo Trejo, CIDE Richard Niemi, University of Rochester guillermo.trejo&cide.edu [email protected] The Multidimensionality of Human Rights: Domestic and Wendy Rahn, University of Minnesota International Influences in Latin America [email protected] Dierdre L. Wendel, Texas Christian University Raymond Wolfinger, University of California, Berkeley [email protected] [email protected] Disaggregating Democracy: The Components of Democratic Pacification 90 Saturday, April 5 – 8:30 am – 10:15 am

Saturday, April 5 – 8:30 am – 10:15 am Kevin S. Price, University of Washington [email protected] 17-1 Pstr. LEGISLATIVE POLITICS I: INSTITUTIONS 1-1 AUTHOR MEETS CRITICS: GEORGE TSEBELIS, Room EXHIBIT HALL, 4TH FLOOR, SAT 8:30 VETO PLAYERS: HOW POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS Posters Ambition, Accomplishment, and Institutional Change: The WORK Consequences of Rule Change on Career Goals, Expectations, Room PARLOR F, 6TH FLOOR, SAT 8:30 and Attitudes Chair George Tsebelis, University of California, Los Angeles Donald L. Davison, Rollins College [email protected] [email protected] Panel Thomas E. Koenig, Washington University Michael Krassa, University of Illinois [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Robert J. Franzese, Jr., University of Michigan Stars on Capitol Hill? Explaining Celebrity Appearances in [email protected] Congressional Committee Hearings Gail McElroy, University of Dublin Harry Neil C. Strine, IV, Purdue University [email protected] [email protected] Mark Hallerberg, University of Pittsburgh Party Leadership Vs. Rank and File: The 105th House [email protected] Cosponsored Bills 1-23 INSTITUTIONAL DESIGN AND INSTITUTIONAL Wonbin Cho, Michigan State University CHANGE, II: THE EUROPEAN UNION [email protected] Room LASALLE 5, 7TH FLOOR, SAT 8:30 The Consequences of State Institutional Policies on Education Chair M. Shawn Reichert, University of Central Florida Policy [email protected] Jane Ong, University of Notre Dame Papers Similarities and Differences: The European and German Forms [email protected] of Federalism John Griffin, University of Notre Dame Craig B. Greathouse, Central Michigan University [email protected] [email protected] Party and Profession in the State Legislatures Expanding EU Competence in Civil Aviation Scott Cody, University of Iowa Joseph F. Jozwiak, Texas A&M University Corpus Christi [email protected] [email protected] Explaining Movement in Personality-Based Conflict in A Seat Distribution Formula for the EU Council and Parliament Congress, 1953-2000 Rein Taagepera, University of California, Irvine Scot D. Schraufnagel, University of Central Florida [email protected] [email protected] Madeleine O. Hosli, Free University Amsterdam 18-1 Pstr. LEGISLATIVE POLITICS II: CAMPAIGNS AND [email protected] ELECTIONS Do Voting Weights Matter in the Council of the European Room EXHIBIT HALL, 4TH FLOOR, SAT 8:30 Union? Posters On the Record: Partisan Campaigns on Legislative Production Robert Thomson, University of Leiden Matthew G. Jarvis, University of California, Berkeley [email protected] [email protected] Madeleine O. Hosli, Voter Turnout and Congressional Representation: How Higher [email protected] Participation is Rewarded with Better Representation Disc. Gaspare M. Genna, Winona State University Paul S. Martin, University of Oklahoma [email protected] [email protected] M. Shawn Reichert, University of Central Florida District Size, Campaign Spending, and Competition in U.S. [email protected] House Elections Daniel R. Green, George Washington University 2-7 LOCAL AND NATIONAL ISSUES IN CHINA'S POLITICS OF TRADE [email protected] RD Presidential Campaigning during Midterm Elections Room SALON 3, 3 FLOOR, SAT 8:30 Matthew Eshbaugh-Soha, Texas A&M University Chair Mark W. Frazier, Lawrence University [email protected] [email protected] Sean Nicholson-Crotty, Texas A&M University Papers Political Institutions, Local Resistance, and China's [email protected] Harmonization with International Law A Model of Electoral Competition with Two-Year Terms Andrew C. Mertha, Washington University John C. Hansen, United States Military Academy [email protected] [email protected] Karen Zeng, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville John M. Barron, Purdue University [email protected] [email protected] The Political Impact of WTO Membership in Urban China Reading the Election: How Members of Congress Interpret Pierre F. Landry, Yale University Election Results [email protected] Aaron E. Wicks, Mary Cromerford-Cooper, Stanford University [email protected] [email protected] Election Year Lawmaking Agency Control and Decentralization: A Case of China David Radwin, University of California, Berkeley Fubing Su, Brown University [email protected] [email protected] Candidate Quantity in Congressional Elections: Disc. Mark W. Frazier, Lawrence University Malapportionment, Selection Bias, and Uncontested Elections [email protected] 3-4 POLITICAL VALUES AND CIVIL SOCIETY IN ASIA Scott J. Basinger, SUNY at Stony Brook TH [email protected] Room DEARBORN 3, 7 FLOOR, SAT 8:30 Michael J. Ensley, Indiana University Chair Doh C. Shin, University of Missouri at Columbia [email protected] [email protected] Terror, Terrain, and Turnout: Explaining the 2002 Papers The Meaning of Democracy in a Developing Nation Congressional Elections Robert B. Albritton, University of Mississippi Gary C. Jacobson, University of California, San Diego [email protected] [email protected] Thawilwadee Bureekul, King Prajadhipok's Institute War is Hell: Party Performance in Wartime Elections [email protected] 91 Saturday, April 5 – 8:30 am – 10:15 am Authority Orientations and Political Values in East Asia: A Test 4-20 INTERNATIONAL NEGOTIATION AND BARGAINING of the 'Asian Values' Hypothesis Room BURNHAM 1, 7TH FLOOR, SAT 8:30 Russell J. Dalton, University of California, Irvine Chair Christopher K. Butler, University of New Mexico [email protected] [email protected] Nhu-Ngoc T. Ong, University of California, Irvine Papers Resolution or Settlement? Explaining the Durability of [email protected] Negotiated Agreements to International Crises The Role of Civic Organizations in Asian Democracy Belinda L. Bragg, Texas A&M University Sangmook Lee, Texas Tech University [email protected] [email protected] Electoral Incentives and the Dynamics of International Deepening and Improving Democracy: The Role of Civil Cooperation Society in Korea Milan Svolik, University of Chicago Jaechul Lee, University of Missouri - Columbia [email protected] [email protected] Open Covenants, Clandestinely Arrived At Disc. Alex C. Tan, University of North Texas Barbara Koremenos, University of California, Los Angeles [email protected] [email protected] 3-8 GRASSROOTS DEMOCRACY IN LATIN AMERICA Everything on the Table: The Impact of Cyprus's E.U.. Room BURNHAM 2, 7TH FLOOR, SAT 8:30 Accession on the Prospects for Conflict Resolution Chair Mariano J. Magalhaes, Roosevelt University Odysseas Christou, University of Texas at Austin [email protected] [email protected] Papers Are Latin American Governors Held Accountable for theirl Oya Dursun, University of Texas at Austin Economic Performance? Subnational Economic Voting in [email protected] Argentina, Brazil, and Venuela Disc. Christopher K. Butler, University of New Mexico Francois Gelineau, University of New Mexico [email protected] [email protected] 5-7 GETTING AND GIVING FOREIGN AID Encounters Between Municipality and Community in Chile: Room SANDBURG 6, 7TH FLOOR, SAT 8:30 Building Civic Communities and the Construction of a Regime Chair David S. Brown, University of Colorado at Boulder of Power [email protected] Edward F. Greaves, Rollins College Papers Inside the Foreign Aid Bureaucracy: Which Incentives [email protected] Determine Aid Distribution? Democracy and Policy-Making in Colombia Gina Yannitell Reinhardt, Washington University Alexandra Garcia-Iragorri, Universidad del Norte [email protected] [email protected] Aid Fragmentation, Project Proliferation and Aid Effectiveness Disc. John A. Booth, University of North Texas Stephen Knack, The World Bank [email protected] [email protected] 3-22 ACTORS' STRATEGIES AND POLICY REFORMS IN Why There Was no Marshall Plan for Gorbachev: The POST-TRANSITION SOCIETIES Historical Case of U.S. Policy on Economic Aid to Perestroika Room SALON 1, 3RD FLOOR, SAT 8:30 from an IPE Perspective Chair William M. Reisinger, University of Iowa Paul S. Citrinn, New School University [email protected] [email protected] Papers Deconstructing Conflict: The Rationality of the Center- Disc. David S. Brown, University of Colorado at Boulder Periphery Confrontation in the Context of Post-Communist [email protected] Democratization 6-11 TRENDS IN IDEOLOGY, PARTISANSHIP, AND THE Dmitri Mitin, Purdue University PUBLIC MOOD [email protected] Room PDR 6, 3RD FLOOR, SAT 8:30 Selling the State: The Privatization of Bureaucratic Office in Chair Mark A. Smith, University of Washington Post-Socialist Economies [email protected] Martin K. Dimitrov, Stanford University Papers Is Mood All-Powerful? The Effects of Policy and the Media on [email protected] Issue-Specific Opinion Disc. William M. Reisinger, University of Iowa Paul M. Kellstedt, Brown University [email protected] [email protected] 4-6 INTERVENTION IN CIVIL WARS Lawrence Grossback, West Virginia University Room MONTROSE 1, 7TH FLOOR, SAT 8:30 [email protected] Chair Filiz Oztalas, Eastern Kentucky University A Conservative Trend in Public Opinion? Comparing the [email protected] Interpretations of Scholars and Political Elites Papers The Internationalization of Civil Wars Mark A. Smith, University of Washington Jordan M. Miller, University of Michigan-Ann Arbor [email protected] [email protected] Party and Demography: Changes in the State Party Coalitions, Interstate Rivalry and the Dynamics of Civil Wars 1977-2001 Elizabeth Radziszewski, University of Illinois, Urbana- Gerald C. Wright, Indiana University Champaign [email protected] [email protected] Robert D. Brown, Indiana University Ahmed A. Salem, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Girish J. Gulati, Wellesley College Christina Furtado, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign [email protected] [email protected] Kyle Saunders, Northern Illinois University Outside Intervention in Internal Conflicts: An Analysis of the [email protected] Timing of Intervention 6-26 EXPLORING POLITICAL ATTITUDES: STRENGTH, Kris G. Pence, Indiana University EXTREMITY, AND AMBIVALENCE [email protected] Room SALON 6, 3RD FLOOR, SAT 8:30 Why Get Involved? External Intervention and Civil Strife Chair Amy Fried, University of Maine Stephen E. Gent, University of Rochester [email protected] [email protected] Papers An Empirical Examination of Political Ambivalence and Citizen Disc. Filiz Oztalas, Eastern Kentucky University Deliberation in Senate Elections [email protected] Michael A. Xenos, University of Washington 92 Saturday, April 5 – 8:30 am – 10:15 am

[email protected] [email protected] What is Attitude Strength? Theoretical and Empirical George A. Taylor, Elon University Implications of Various [email protected] David A. Peterson, Texas A&M University Understanding Receptivity to Political Campaigns: Voter [email protected] Decision-making in Election 2000 Joanne M. Miller, University of Minnesota D. Sunshine Hillygus, Stanford University [email protected] [email protected] Modifying the Non-attitudes Theory: Toward an Object- Too Close for Comfort: The Effects of Political Ads with Oriented Theory of Political Attitudes Strategic Voting Cues on Nader Supporters in the 2000 U.S. Jeremy C. Pope, Stanford University Presidential Election [email protected] Jennifer L. Merolla, Duke University Environmental Values and Behavior: Applying Theory in the [email protected] Context of Streamside Reforestation Cooking the Goose: Candidate Unfavorable Ratings and Voting Janet B. Johnson, University of Delaware Behavior [email protected] Christopher C. Blunt, Market Strategies, Inc. Daniel D. Dutcher, Vermont Water Resources Board [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Michael G. Hagen, Rutgers University Disc. Amy Fried, University of Maine [email protected] [email protected] 8-2 CAMPAIGN ADVERTISING Thereza Capelos, Stony Brook University Room CLARK 5, 7TH FLOOR, SAT 8:30 [email protected] Chair Kim Kahn, Arizona State University 6-28 BELIEFS AND OPINIONS ON FOREIGN AFFAIRS [email protected] Room SALON 8, 3RD FLOOR, SAT 8:30 Papers The Effect of Audience Gender on the Content of Campaign Chair Zachary Elkins, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign Advertisements [email protected] Sapiro Virginia, University of Wisconsin - Madison Papers Dog Eat Dog World: Trust and Mass Beliefs about Foreign [email protected] Affairs The Color of American Political Advertising Paul P. Brewer, George Washington University Nicholas A. Valentino, University of Michigan [email protected] [email protected] Kimberly Gross, George Washington University Vincent L. Hutchings, University of Michigan [email protected] [email protected] Sean Aday, George Washington University Ads, Information and Voters: An Experimental Study of the Lars Willnat, George Washington University Effect of Advertisements on Voters September 11, News Media, and Attitude Change: Does Trust Joshua D. Clinton, Princeton University in News Media Condition the Stability of Foreign Policy [email protected] Attitudes in the Face of Threatening Events? John Lapinski, Yale University David J. Levin, University of Texas at El Paso [email protected] [email protected] Narrowcasting: Radio Advertising in American Political The Evolution of Pluralism: Rabbis and Foreign Policy Campaigns Anand E. Sokhey, Denison University Marvin Overby, University of Missouri [email protected] [email protected] Paul A. Djupe, Denison University Jay Barth, Hendrix College [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Zachary Elkins, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign The Ordinary Experience of Negative Political Advertising [email protected] Daniel P. Stevens, University of Minnesota 7-7 VOTING METHODS, TECHNOLOGY, AND [email protected] ELECTIONS Dean Alger, Room PDR 16, 5TH FLOOR, SAT 8:30 Barbara Allen, Carleton College Chair Caroline Tolbert, Kent State University [email protected] [email protected] John L. Sullivan, University of Minnesota Papers Technology and Voting: Bayesian Inference and the Digital [email protected] Divide Disc. Kim Kahn, Arizona State University Jason Gainous, University of Florida [email protected] [email protected] 9-3 ROUNDTABLE: ON THE 2002 ELECTIONS: ANOTHER Kevin Wagner, University of Florida YEAR OF THE WOMAN OR NOT? [email protected] Room STATE, 4TH FLOOR, SAT 8:30 Most Unlikely Voter' Voting Behavior Change under the Chair Dianne Bystrom, Iowa State University Influence of Internet [email protected] Hyung Lae Park, Purdue University Panel Barbara Burrell, Northern Illinois University [email protected] [email protected] Explaining Partisan Judicial Elections Georgia Duerst-Lahti, Beloit College Calvin Mouw, University of Illinois, Springfield [email protected] [email protected] Susan J. Carroll, Rutgers University Barbara J. Hayler, University of Illinois, Springfield [email protected] [email protected] Susan MacManus, University of Southern Florida Disc. Caroline Tolbert, Kent State University [email protected] [email protected] Richard L. Fox, Union College 7-22 CAMPAIGN EFFECTS ON VOTE CHOICE [email protected] Room SALON 5, 3RD FLOOR, SAT 8:30 9-14 THE GENDERED IMPLICATIONS OF POLICY Chair Michael G. Hagen, Rutgers University Room MONTROSE 7, 7TH FLOOR, SAT 8:30 [email protected] Chair Lee Ann Banaszak, Pennsylvania State University Papers Impulse Buyers or Cautious Consumers? Name Brands, Civic [email protected] Engagement and the Timing of Vote Choice Papers Hiding Behind Policy: Exploring the Disjuncture Between Timothy Vercellotti, Elon University Theory and Practice 93 Saturday, April 5 – 8:30 am – 10:15 am Linda K. Shafer, Allegheny College [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Donald L. Beahm, Dowling College Amy L. Boyer, Allegheny College [email protected] [email protected] 12-14 POLITICS AND RIGHTS Welfare Reform and Female Crime Rates Room MONTROSE 3, 7TH FLOOR, SAT 8:30 Roisin M. Bentley, Georgia State University Chair Peter C. Stone, University of Rochester [email protected] [email protected] Dubious Welfare Reform: House and Senate Politics and the Papers Politics of Recognition : Political, Not Metaphysical Impact Upon Poor Women Matteo Gianni, University of Geneva Suzan J. Harkness, University of the District of Columbia [email protected] [email protected] New Citizenship Politics in Republican France: Bringing Creating Effective Criminal Justice Policy Through a Feminist Agency and Participation Back In Critique of the Ideal of Impartiality Charles M. Hoffman, Indiana University Chyleen A. Arbon, University of Utah [email protected] [email protected] The New Urban Environmentalism Disc. Sharon A. Chanley, University of Illinois, Springfield Steve Vanderheiden, University of Minnesota Duluth [email protected] [email protected] Jennifer L. Rexroat, Baker University The Laying on of Hands: Punishment in the Liberal State [email protected] Ann C. Davies, Beloit College 10-1 GROWING POLITICAL PARTICIPATION AND POWER [email protected] AMONG NATIVE AMERICANS Disc. Peter C. Stone, University of Rochester Room DEARBORN 1, 7TH FLOOR, SAT 8:30 [email protected] Chair Rick Witmer, Grinnell College 13-4 LEGISLATORS AND LEGISLATIVE STRUCTURES [email protected] Room SALON 7, 3RD FLOOR, SAT 8:30 Papers Native American Electoral Behavior in the 1998 and 2000 Chair Charles Cameron, Columbia University Eection [email protected] Steven J. Doherty, University of Wisconsin-Stout Papers Deliberation and Voting Rules [email protected] David Austen-Smith, Northwestern University Outsiders Moving In: The Increasing Influence of American [email protected] Indians in State Elections Timothy J. Feddersen, Northwestern University Paula R. Mohan, University of Wisconsin-Whitewater [email protected] [email protected] Revisiting the Role of Structure on the Induction of Equilibrium The Interactions of Tribal Governments and Nearby Authorities: Anastassios Kalandrakis, Yale University What are the Consequences of Federal Policy? [email protected] Laura E. Evans, University of Michigan Legislative Implications of Nonadditive Beliefs [email protected] John W. Patty, Carnegie Mellon University Diffusion of Native American Legislation in the American [email protected] States Disc. Sean Gailmard, University of Chicago Tim D. Hundsdorfer, University of Colorado [email protected] [email protected] Rebecca Morton, New York University Disc. Rick Witmer, Grinnell College [email protected] [email protected] 14-7 ISSUES WITH MODELING EVENTS DATA Stephen Rockwell, University of Michigan, Flint Room SALON 4, 3RD FLOOR, SAT 8:30 [email protected] Chair Christopher Zorn, Emory University 11-12 SURPRISING CONNECTIONS: GANDHI, VIRGINIA [email protected] WOOLF, CAMUS Papers Nonparametric Analysis of Recurrent Event Data Room CLARK 10, 7TH FLOOR, SAT 8:30 Cheng-Lung Wang, Florida State University Chair Gregory Bruce Smith, Trinity College [email protected] [email protected] Ye Gang, Florida State University Papers Meursault as Gadfly: The Stranger as Camus's Apology [email protected] Peter A. Petrakis, Southeastern Louisiana University The Effect of Political Information on Political Participation - [email protected] An Event Count Analysis for an Extended Beta-Binomial Three Guineas, the Promotion of Peace, and the Production of Probability Distribution War So Young Lee, University of Texas at Austin Richard Stanislaw, Mount Union College [email protected] [email protected] Event History Modeling in State Politics Research Gandhi and Terrorism Bradford S. Jones, University of Arizona Ronald J. Terchek, University of Maryland [email protected] [email protected] Regina Branton, Disc. Leigh K. Jenco, University of Chicago Disc. Patrick T. Brandt, University of North Texas [email protected] [email protected] 11-19 REREADING MILL Christopher Zorn, Emory University Room LASALLE 1, 7TH FLOOR, SAT 8:30 [email protected] Chair Terry Nardin, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee 15-2 LOBBYING CONGRESS [email protected] Room SALON 2, 3RD FLOOR, SAT 8:30 Papers John Stuart Mill and the Socratic Roots of Liberalism Chair John R. Wright, Ohio State University Kenneth M. De Luca, Hampden-Sydney College [email protected] [email protected] Papers Arguments and Advocacy Truth and Contestation in Agonistic Democracy: A Re-Reading Marie Hojnacki, Pennsylvania State University of Mill's On Liberty [email protected] Michaele L. Ferguson, University of Washington Frank R. Baumgartner, Pennsylvania State University [email protected] [email protected] John Stuart Mill's Complex Theory of Progress Lobbying Reconceived Christopher Price, University at Albany, SUNY Richard L. Hall, University of Michigan 94 Saturday, April 5 – 8:30 am – 10:15 am

[email protected] [email protected] Lobbying Regulation Revisited: An Update of Lobbying Papers Economic Development Priorities and Central City/Suburb Disclosure Requirements in the 50 States Differences Adam J. Newmark, University of North Carolina,Chapel Hill Baodong Liu, University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh [email protected] [email protected] The Decision to Lobby James Vanderleeuw, Lamar Univeristy Dorothy E. Apollonio, Public Policy Institute of California Don't Run Up the Score: Testing a Utility Maximization Theory [email protected] of Sports Venue Referendums The Clash of Interests: Interest Group Competition and National Christopher P. Borick, Muhlenberg College Policymaking [email protected] Thomas Holyoke, George Washington University Kevin G. Quinn, St. Norbert College [email protected] [email protected] Disc. David E. Kirchner, Millikin University Paul Bursik, St Norbert College [email protected] [email protected] 19-22 THE SOLICITOR GENERAL AND FEDERAL The Development Games: Classic Cases in the Campaign to GOVERNMENT RELATIONS WITH THE U.S. Curb Urban Sprawl SUPREME COURT Abigail M. York, Indiana University Room BURNHAM 4, 7TH FLOOR, SAT 8:30 [email protected] Chair Kevin T. McGuire, University of North Carolina,Chapel Hill Partisan Politics and Sustainable Economic Development in US [email protected] Municipalities Papers Political Principals and Legal Principles: the Solicitor General Brian K. Collins, Texas Tech University as Agent [email protected] Richard L. Pacelle, University of Missouri-St. Louis Development Strategies and Distributive Ideologies: Policy [email protected] Adoption in Distressed Cities The Sources of the Solicitor General's Influence on Supreme Jill L. Tao, University of Oklahoma Court Decisions [email protected] Corey A. Ditslear, University of North Texas Disc. Laura A. Reese, Wayne State University [email protected] [email protected] The Determinants of Judicial Review in the United States 22-7 THE POLITICS OF TOBACCO POLICY Supreme Court Room DEARBORN 2, 7TH FLOOR, SAT 8:30 Stefanie A. Lindquist, University of Georgia Chair Raymond Tatalovich, Loyola University, Chicago [email protected] [email protected] Rorie Spill, Oregon State University Papers Tobacco Control and Morality Policy: A Comparative Analysis [email protected] Donley T. Studlar, West Virginia University Jennifer Byrne, University of Arizona [email protected] Attitudes, Games and Missions: A Comparative Study of the American Tobacco Policy in the 20th Century Theories of Judicial Decision Making in Separation of Powers Lars B. Nielsen, University of Aarhus Cases [email protected] Katayoun Mohammad-Zadeh, University of Southern Tobacco Lobby Political Influence on U.S. State Legislatures in California the 1990s [email protected] Michael S. Givel, University of Oklahoma Disc. Kevin T. McGuire, University of North Carolina,Chapel Hill [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Michael J. Licari, University of Northern Iowa Tobias T. Gibson, Washington University in St. Louis [email protected] [email protected] Raymond Tatalovich, Loyola University, Chicago 20-7 PRISONS AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE [email protected] Room SANDBURG 3, 7TH FLOOR, SAT 8:30 22-18 PUNCTUATIONS, SUBSYSTEMS AND POLICY Chair Michael R. Fine, University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire CHANGE [email protected] Room MONTROSE 2, 7TH FLOOR, SAT 8:30 Papers Culture, Context, and Competition: Accounting for the Chair Mahalley D. Allen, University of Kansas Variation in States' Felon Disenfranchisement Laws [email protected] Khalilah L. Brown-Dean, Ohio State University Papers Exploding the Iron Triangle: Conflicting Policies as a Catalyst [email protected] For Policy Subsystem Change Ideological Influences Upon States' Incarceration Rates Mary T. Hallock Morris, Indiana University-Southeast Anita Pritchard, Florida Atlantic University [email protected] [email protected] Punctuated Equilibrium Theory and School District Budgeting The Prison-Industrial Complex Across American States, 1980- Scott E. Robinson, University of Texas at Dallas 1999 [email protected] Adolphus G. Belk, Jr., University of Maryland, College Park Punctuations in Political Institutions [email protected] Bryan D. Jones, University of Washington Public Opinion, Institutions, and Criminal Sentencing: A State, [email protected] County and Individual Level Analysis Tracy Sulkin, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign Kenneth E. Fernandez, Kent State University [email protected] [email protected] Heather A. Larsen, University of Washington Michelle L. Roberts, University of California, Berkeley [email protected] [email protected] The Impact of Welfare Reform on the Well-Being of Poor Timothy Bowman, Kent State University Children and Families [email protected] Saundra Schneider, University of South Carolina Disc. Craig Curtis, Bradley University [email protected] [email protected] Erica Carter, University of South Carolina 21-5 THE POLITICS OF LOCAL ECONOMIC [email protected] DEVELOPMENT Angela Douglas, University of South Carolina Room LASALLE 3, 7TH FLOOR, SAT 8:30 [email protected] Chair John P. Pelissero, Loyola University, Chicago Disc. Mahalley D. Allen, University of Kansas 95 Saturday, April 5 – 8:30 am – 10:15 am [email protected] Brian D. Roberts, Principia College 23-9 ALTERNATIVE MODES OF SERVICE DELIVERY [email protected] Room LASALLE 2, 7TH FLOOR, SAT 8:30 Disc. Jamie Warner, Marshall University Chair Sharon H. Mastracci, University of Illinois, Chicago [email protected] [email protected] R. Michael Smith, Glenville State College Papers Nonprofit Federalism: Implications of the Partnership between [email protected] Governments and Not-for-Profit Organizations in the Delivery 30-1 COMPETING AND LEARNING: THE of Social Services INTERGOVERNMENTAL DIMENSIONS TO STATE Shannon K. Vaughan, Appalachian State University WELFARE POLICY-MAKING [email protected] Room PARLOR D, 6TH FLOOR, SAT 8:30 Shelly R. Arsneault, California State University, Fullerton Chair Scott W. Allard, Syracuse University [email protected] [email protected] A Systematic Evaluation of Privatization Decisions: The Papers Understanding Program Generosity During the Early Days of Utilization of Policy Impact Analysis for Managed Local Aid to Families with Dependent Children Contracts Scott W. Allard, Syracuse University Senol Duman, University of Pittsburgh [email protected] [email protected] Would We Recognize Interstate Competition if We Saw It? The Emergence of Public-Private Partnerships in State Michael Bailey, Georgetown University and the Hoover Economic Development Administration Institution Jae-ug Byun, Michigan State University [email protected] [email protected] The Impact of State Labor Market Conditions on Welfare Privatization: The Challenge to Nicholas Henry's Paradigm 5: Policymaking Public Administration As Public Administration Richard C. Fording, University of Kentucky Byron E. Price, University of Dayton [email protected] [email protected] Carl Klarner, University of California, Davis Disc. Irene S. Rubin, Northern Illinois University States as Policy Laboratories: Experimenting with the Children's [email protected] Health Insurance Program 24-6 SOCIAL CAPITAL Craig Volden, University of Michigan and The Ohio State Room SANDBURG 4, 7TH FLOOR, SAT 8:30 University Chair Susan Scarrow, University of Houston [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Charles J. Barrilleaux, Florida State University Papers Cultural Roots of Social Capital in the United States: An [email protected] Exploration of Regional Differences Alina R. Oxendine, University of Minnesota [email protected] Education, Political Socialization and Social Capital: The Results of a Five-Region Study in Senegal Michelle T. Kuenzi, University of Kansas [email protected] Are Anti-Corruption Strategies Effective?- Lessons from the Central and Eastern European Countries Monica Dorhoi, Michigan State University [email protected] Disc. Matt Gabel, University of Kentucky [email protected] 25-13 CONFLICT DATA WORKSHOP, II Room PARLOR C, 6TH FLOOR, SAT 8:30 Chair TBA, Panel David L. Richards, Missouri Southern State College [email protected] Matthew Krain, College of Wooster [email protected] Ronald A. Francisco, University of Kansas [email protected] 26-1 INNOVATIVE TEACHING: NEW STRATEGIES AND NEW UNIVERSES Room BURNHAM 5, 7TH FLOOR, SAT 8:30 Chair R. Michael Smith, Glenville State College [email protected] Papers Teaching the Politics of Sports, Recreation & Leisure Martin Gruberg, University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh [email protected] Teaching Tribal Government: Using Indian Gaming as a Teaching Model in Political Science and Public Administration Courses Steven A. Light, University of North Dakota [email protected] In-Class Database Construction: The Virginia State Elected Officials Database Project Charles A. Kromkowski, Washington and Lee University [email protected] Mike Furlough, University of Virginia [email protected] Exit Polling as Teaching Strategy 96 Saturday, April 5 – 10:30 am – 12:15 pm

Saturday, April 5 – 10:30 am – 12:15 pm [email protected] An Inquiry Into The Relationship Between Democratization and 3-1 Pstr. COMPARATIVE POLITICS-TRANSITIONS TOWARDS Economic Equality, 1989-2001 DEMOCRACY I Yukyung Yeo, University of Maryland Room EXHIBIT HALL, 4TH FLOOR, SAT 10:30 [email protected] Posters Institutional Determinants of Income Inequality in Post-Soviet Disc. Heather M. Deegan, Middlesex University States [email protected] Brian P. Bartels, Indiana University Martin W. Slann, Pennsylvania State University, Wilkes-Barre [email protected] [email protected] Analyzing the Types of Democratic Failure: The Causes and John T. Ishiyama, Truman State University Consequences of Fascism and Traditional Authoritarianism in [email protected] Inter-War Eastern Europe Mariano J. Magalhaes, Roosevelt University Diane L. Dutka, Pennsylvania State University [email protected] [email protected] John A. Booth, University of North Texas Is Poland Able to Comply with the European Union [email protected] Environmental Law? 1-4 THE IMPACT OF ELECTORAL LAWS, II: Piotr R. Paradowski, Loyola University, Chicago POLITICIANS AND PARTIES [email protected] Room LASALLE 3, 7TH FLOOR, SAT 10:30 Women in the Political Process: Factors that Influence Female Chair Olga V. Shvetsova, Washington University Representation in Eastern Europe [email protected] Nicholas W. Prewett, University of Kansas Papers The Best of Both Worlds? The Effects of Mixed-Member [email protected] Electoral Rules on Campaign Practices in Japan Domestic and Systemic Determinants of Political and Economic Matthew M. Carlson, University of California, Davis Change: A Reassessment [email protected] Rafal Raciborski, Georgia State University Centrifugal Incentives in SMD Competition: Japanese [email protected] Legislators and the Tradeoff Between Representing Consumers Changes in Citizenship Participation Patterns: Comparison of and Producers Poland and the Czech Republic Ross D. Schaap, University of California, Davis Petra Rakusanova, Institute of Sociology, Czech Academy of [email protected] Sciences An Open and Closed Case: The Effect of Electoral rules on the [email protected] Differentiation of Co-Partisan Legislators East-West Migration: Evaluations of Economic Reform, Matthew S. Shugart, University of California, San Diego Political Reform, and Support for the EU [email protected] Melissa Schnyder, Indiana University Melody Ellis, University of California, San Diego [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Ellen P. Carnaghan, Saint Louis University Kati Suominen, University of California, San Diego [email protected] [email protected] Stephen D. Whitefield, Oxford University The Two Types of the Mixed Systems and Their Diverse [email protected] Implications for Party Development Mary Stegmaier, Virginia Military Institute Olga V. Shvetsova, Washington University [email protected] [email protected] Louise K. Davidson-Schmich, University of Miami Disc. Stephen M. Swindle, Southeast Missouri State University [email protected] [email protected] 3-2 Pstr. COMPARATIVE POLITICS-TRANSITIONS TOWARDS 1-24 THE IMPACT OF INTERNATIONAL PRESSURES AND DEMOCRACY II DOMESTIC INSTITUTIONS ON POLICIES AND Room EXHIBIT HALL, 4TH FLOOR, SAT 10:30 POLICY OUTCOMES Posters Learning to Distrust Government Institutions: The Room LASALLE 5, 7TH FLOOR, SAT 10:30 Consequences of Public Participation in Uganda's Constitution- Chair Vincent A. Mahler, Loyola University, Chicago Making Process [email protected] Devra J. Coren, University of Michigan Papers Globalization, Veto Players, and Welfare Spending [email protected] Eun Young Ha, University of California, Los Angeles The Effects of SOE Reform on the Recruitment Patterns of the [email protected] Chinese Communist Party Domestic Structures, International Pressures, and the Byong-Kuen Jhee, University of Missouri Governance of Biotechnology [email protected] Christopher F. Vukicevich, Georgetown University Political Liberalization and Democratization in Sub-Saharan [email protected] Africa, 1972-1995: A Cross-National Time-Series Investigation Industries and Influence: A Time-Series Examination of Tariff Patrick B. Johnston, University of Minnesota, Morris and NTB Policy in the US and Canada [email protected] Claire V. Kramer, Duke University Chris H. Lee, University of Minnesota, Morris [email protected] [email protected] Migration and the Interwar Depression: Lessons from the Inter- State Legitimacy and Post-Communist Transition War Immigration Policies of France and Germany Xun Liu, University at Buffalo, SUNY Conor N. Healy, Princeton University [email protected] [email protected] Charactersing Electoral Systems in third wave democracies Harold James, Princeton University Ruben Ruiz-Rufino, Juan March Institute [email protected] [email protected] Status Quo Matters: Conditional Effects of Political Constraints Linking Civil Society to the State: Balancing Pluralism and on Economic Growth Corporatism in Nigeria, Ghana, and Botswama Ko Maeda, Michigan State University Kimberly L. Shella, Columbia University [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Vincent A. Mahler, Loyola University, Chicago Delegative Democrats? An Empirical Test of O'Donnell's [email protected] Delegative Democracy through Cross-National Survey Data 2-8 GENDER AND POLITICAL REPRESENTATION Jason M. Wells, University of Missouri-Columbia Room SALON 3, 3RD FLOOR, SAT 10:30 97 Saturday, April 5 – 10:30 am – 12:15 pm Chair Catherine E. Warrick, American University Disc. Robert Pahre, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign [email protected] [email protected] Papers Elected Bodies: Gender Quota Laws for Legislative Candidates 6-4 ROUNDTABLE: CAMPAIGN ADVERTISING AND Lisa Baldez, Washington University in St. Louis PUBLIC OPINION: TOWARDS A FUTURE RESEARCH [email protected] AGENDA (Co-sponsored with Mass Media and Political Explaining the Diffusion of Gendered Budget Analysis: Communication, see 8-12) Opportunities & Challenges for Civil Society Advocacy in Latin Room PARLOR F, 6TH FLOOR, SAT 10:30 America Chair Paul B. Freedman, University of Virginia Natasha Borges Sugiyama, University of Texas at Austin [email protected] [email protected] Panel John G. Geer, Vanderbilt University Structural and Cultural Barriers to Women's Representation in [email protected] the U.S. and Thailand: A Comparative Perspective Richard R. Lau, Rutgers University Carolyn C. McCarthy-Reckard, Northern Illinois University [email protected] [email protected] Nicholas Valentino, University of Michigan Disc. Catherine E. Warrick, American University [email protected] [email protected] Kim Kahn, Arizona State University 4-21 MOTIVES AND STRATEGIES OF TERRORISM [email protected] Room BURNHAM 1, 7TH FLOOR, SAT 10:30 Shanto Lyenger, Stanford University Chair Zohreh Ghavamshahidi, University of Wisconsin [email protected] [email protected] 6-27 CAMPAIGN EFFECTS AND THE POLITICAL Papers Terrorism as a Military and as a Revolutionary Strategy in the INFORMATION ENVIRONMENT Middle East Room SALON 6, 3RD FLOOR, SAT 10:30 Maarten G. Rothman, Royal Dutch Military Academy Chair Mark R. Joslyn, Kansas University [email protected] [email protected] Substituting Targets and Tactics: Regime Type, Interstate Papers Information and Negative Political Advertising Alliances, and Terrorist Strategy Daniel P. Stevens, University of Minnesota Megan E. Reif, University of Michigan [email protected] [email protected] Selective Attention and Campaign Effects in the 2000 America's New War on Terrorism: Barking the Wrong Tree Presidential Primaries Ali R. Aboaotalebi, University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire Laurie L. Rice, University of California, San Diego [email protected] [email protected] Explaining 9/11/2001 Disaster: Perspectives From Chaos and Campaigns as Contextual Inducements for Effortful Thinking: Transformation Theories Two Experiments Ali Farazmand, Florida Atlantic University Cindy D. Kam, University of Michigan [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Zohreh Ghavamshahidi, University of Wisconsin Exploring The Link Between Information Environment and [email protected] Political Memory 4-24 INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURTS Mark R. Joslyn, Kansas University Room MONTROSE 1, 7TH FLOOR, SAT 10:30 [email protected] Chair Rashida Hussain, Purdue University Disc. Russell K. Mayer, Merrimack College [email protected] [email protected] Papers The Legitimacy of the International Criminal Court and the Ad John Sides, University of California, Berkeley hoc War Crimes Tribunals [email protected] Michael J. Struett, University of California, Irvine 7-19 CAMPAIGN EFFECTS ON VOTER INFORMATION [email protected] AND DECISION-MAKING The Future of American Foreign Assistance: The Bush Room SALON 5, 3RD FLOOR, SAT 10:30 Administration and the International Criminal Court Chair Clifford W. Brown, Union College Donald D.A. Schaefer, University of Washington [email protected] [email protected] Papers The Influence of Campaign Messages on the Salience or Weight How Effective are International Criminal Tribunals? An of Voters Considerations Analysis of the ICTY and the ICTR Gabriel S. Lenz, Princeton University Lilian A. Barria, Eastern Illinois University [email protected] [email protected] Campaign Messages and Voter Information in Congressional Steven D. Roper, Eastern Illinois University Elections [email protected] Jay A. DeSart, Florida Atlantic University Disc. Rashida Hussain, Purdue University [email protected] [email protected] Kelly D. Patterson, Brigham Young University 5-8 INTEGRATION IN EUROPE [email protected] Room SANDBURG 4, 7TH FLOOR, SAT 10:30 Connecting the Candidates to Issues: The Influence of Chair Shawn Reichert, University of Central Florida Campaign Advertising [email protected] Michele P. Claibourn, University of Oklahoma Papers Who Wins? Who Loses? Domestic Economic Interests and [email protected] Accession to the European Union The Content of Modern Presidential Campaigns Bernadette M.E. Jungblut, University of Central Florida Lynn Vavreck, University of California, Los Angeles [email protected] [email protected] M. Shawn Reichert, University of Central Florida Disc. Clifford W. Brown, Union College [email protected] [email protected] The Quest for Convergence Craig L. Brians, Virginia Tech David L. Ellison, Grinnell College [email protected] [email protected] 7-24 CANDIDATE EFFECTS IN PRESIDENTIAL Perestroika and Other Pivotal Policies in Eastern Europe's ELECTIONS Integration into the Global Political Economy Room SALON 4, 3RD FLOOR, SAT 10:30 John D. Gordon, West Virginia University Chair Jonathan L. Williamson, Lycoming College [email protected] [email protected] 98 Saturday, April 5 – 10:30 am – 12:15 pm

Papers Nixon: Ford v. Carter and Clinton: Gore v. Bush: The Effect of Chair Judith A. Baer, Texas A&M University the Prior President's Personal Image on His Vice-President's [email protected] Campaign Papers Wollstonecraft in America: The Philosophical Impact of 'A Mark J. Wattier, Murray State University Vindication of the Rights of Woman' on the American Women's [email protected] Rights Advocates, in 1792-1898 Does the Candidate Really Matter? Candidate Traits and Eileen Hunt Botting, University of Notre Dame Citizen Perceptions in Presidential Elections [email protected] H. Whitt Kilburn, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Christine Carey, University of Notre Dame [email protected] [email protected] The Estimation of Home State Effects Private Nurses and Playboy Bunnies: Explaining Permissible William R. Hauk, Stanford University Sex Discrimination [email protected] Kimberly A. Yuracko, Northwestern University Timothy J. Groseclose, Stanford University [email protected] [email protected] The Politics of Women's Rights Policy in Italy Disc. Jonathan L. Williamson, Lycoming College Celeste M. Montoya Kirk, Washington University [email protected] [email protected] 8-3 INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION AND Activists, Organizations, and Institutions: Retelling the Story of INFLUENCE Suffrage Rights Extension in a Federal System Room CLARK 5, 7TH FLOOR, SAT 10:30 Corrine M. McConnaughy, University of Michigan Chair Travis N. Ridout, University of Wisconsin [email protected] [email protected] Indigenous Women and Human Rights: A Comparative Papers Framing, Deliberation, and Opinions about Campaign Finance Analysis of the Implementation of the UN Convention on the Reform Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women James N. Druckman, University of Minnesota (CEDAW) in Peru, Ecuador and Bolivia [email protected] Gratzia Villarroel, St. Norbert College Kjersten Nelson, Office of Senator Kent Conrad of North [email protected] Dakota Disc. Gwyneth I. Williams, Webster University Politics, Geography, and the Locus of Political Engagement: [email protected] What Are the Consequences of Spatially Dispersed 10-7 THE ROLE OF RELIGION IN RACIAL/ETHNIC Communities? POLITICS Brady Baybeck, University of Missouri St Louis Room DEARBORN 1, 7TH FLOOR, SAT 10:30 [email protected] Chair Lawrence M. Anderson, University of Wisconsin-Whitewater Robert Huckfeldt, University of California, Davis [email protected] [email protected] Papers Politics of the Pulpit: Boston African American Clergy Jan Leighley, Texas A&M University Caroline M. Nordlund, Brown University [email protected] [email protected] The Limits of Interpersonal Influence: Market Mavens in Something Within or Without? Black Evangelicals Revisited Private and Local Public Goods Markets Daniel D. Stratton, University of Arizona Christine H. Roch, Georgia State University [email protected] [email protected] Belonging and Doing: Political Churches and Black Political Disc. Tracy Sulkin, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign Participation [email protected] Eric L. McDaniel, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign 9-5 POLITICAL THEORY, GENDERED (Co-sponsored with [email protected] Political Theory and Philosophy-Theorists and Texts, see 11- Harwood K. McClerking, Ohio State University 23) [email protected] Room LASALLE 1, 7TH FLOOR, SAT 10:30 God and Karate in the Southside: How Diverse Groups and Chair Penny A. Weiss, Purdue University Traditions Contribute to Democratic Civil Society [email protected] Joseph E. Yi, University of Chicago Papers Thinking the Unthinkable: Lockean Reason and the Figure of [email protected] Woman Disc. Lawrence M. Anderson, University of Wisconsin-Whitewater Jennet Kirkpatrick, University of Michigan [email protected] [email protected] Fredrick Harris, University of Rochester Privacy as Decisional Autonomy: Making Privacy Safe for [email protected] Women 11-11 DERRIDA AND THE POSTMODERN TURN Mary McThomas, University of California, Los Angeles Room CLARK 10, 7TH FLOOR, SAT 10:30 [email protected] Chair Donald J. Maletz, University of Oklahoma A Strange Dissensus: Feminist Critiques and Same-Sex [email protected] Advocacy of Marriage Papers Jacques Derrida and Political Philosophy: The Unrelenting Jyl J. Josephson, Illinois State University Voice of the Other [email protected] Tim C. Luther, California Baptist University Spaces for Counter-Narrative: The Phenomenology of [email protected] Reclamation Paradoxes of Justice - Nietzsche and Derrida Farah Godrej, Georgetown University Richard Parrish, University of Wisconsin-Madison [email protected] [email protected] From Equity to Justice: Reconsidering the Objectives of The Ambiguous Career of Reason Development John S. Ransom, Dickinson College Christina Ewig, University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Christopher C. Robinson, Clarkson University Disc. Trudy A. Steuernagel, Kent State University [email protected] [email protected] 12-15 ISSUES IN LIBERALISM Nadine Changfoot, University of California, Berkeley Room MONTROSE 3, 7TH FLOOR, SAT 10:30 [email protected] Chair Mark E. Warren, Georgetown University 9-15 WOMEN'S RIGHTS IN THEORY AND PRACTICE [email protected] Room CLARK 7, 7TH FLOOR, SAT 10:30 99 Saturday, April 5 – 10:30 am – 12:15 pm Papers Liberal Civic Education and the Rational Training of the Panel Keith Poole, University of Houston Sentiments [email protected] Christopher H. Anderson, University of Hartford Peter Ordeshook, Caltech [email protected] [email protected] The Ethics of Order: Moral Reason of State and Emergencies in John Aldrich, Duke University Liberal Democracies [email protected] Nomi C. Lazar, Yale University John Patty, Carnegie Melon [email protected] [email protected] Individualism in Early America 15-5 BUSINESS & POLITICS Stephanie M. Walls, University of Cincinnati Room SALON 1, 3RD FLOOR, SAT 10:30 [email protected] Chair Lawrence S. Rothenberg, Northwestern University Obligation and the Social Self: Obedience, Service and Heroism [email protected] Steven J. Wulf, Lawrence University Papers The Jeffords Effect [email protected] Seema Jayachandran, Harvard University Disc. Mark E. Warren, Georgetown University [email protected] [email protected] Feelings Toward Big Business and Labor: Changes over Time 12-17 THE POLITICS OF LIBERAL DEMOCRACY Adam H. Hoffman, University of Maryland Room MONTROSE 7, 7TH FLOOR, SAT 10:30 [email protected] Chair Leonard Williams, Manchester College The Effects of the Interest Groups on the Convergence Rate of [email protected] Economic Growth across the 50 U.S. States, 1990-97 Papers The Limited Virtue of Tolerance Sergio Bejar, University of Pittsburgh Phil Gray, Texas A&M University [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Lawrence S. Rothenberg, Northwestern University Political Liberalism, Nonpublic Reason, and the Problem of [email protected] Motivation 15-15 PARTY ID Kirk A. Greer, University of Chicago Room SALON 2, 3RD FLOOR, SAT 10:30 [email protected] Chair John C. Green, Bliss Institute Truth and Politics: Science, Religion, Rhetoric, and Democracy [email protected] Michael J. Jensen, University of California, Irvine Papers Beyond the Middle: The Multiple Dimensions of Latino [email protected] Political Independence Democratic Public Discourse in Times of Crisis: Plurality of Taeku Lee, University of California Voices or Unity of One? [email protected] Helena A. Rodrigues, University of Iowa Zoltan L. Hajnal, University of California, San Diego [email protected] [email protected] Brent J. Steele, University of Iowa An Analysis of American Voter Turnout in Presidential [email protected] Elections Disc. Leonard Williams, Manchester College Mujibur R. Sheikh, University of Texas [email protected] [email protected] 13-5 INFORMATION AND DYNAMICS IN FORMAL Reasonable Expectations: How Parties and Elections Can Best MODELS OF POLITICS Serve American Democracy Room SALON 7, 3RD FLOOR, SAT 10:30 Steven E. Schier, Carleton College Chair Daniel Diermeier, Northwestern University [email protected] [email protected] Disc. John C. Green, Bliss Institute Papers Understanding the Uncovered Set [email protected] William Bianco, Pennsylvania State University 17-18 LESSONS FROM THE CAMPAIGN FINANCE REFORM [email protected] BATTLE Itai Sened, Washington University, St. Louis Room DEARBORN 3, 7TH FLOOR, SAT 10:30 [email protected] Chair Robin Kolodny, Temple University The Empirical Content of Behavioral Models of Adaptation [email protected] Jonathan Bendor, Stanford University Papers Voting on the Soft Money Ban in the House of Representatives [email protected] Daniel E. Bergan, Northwestern University Daniel Diermeier, Northwestern University [email protected] [email protected] Individual vs. Collective Motives in the Bipartisan Campaign A Markov Voting Model with Farsighted Agents Reform Act of 2002 Elizabeth M. Penn, Caltech Vincent G. Moscardelli, University of Massachusetts [email protected] [email protected] Electoral Competition with Privately Informed Candidates David Wiltse, University of Massachusetts John R. Duggan, University of Rochester [email protected] [email protected] Coalition Building Under Uncertainty: The Case of Campaign Dan Bernhardt, University of Illinois Finance Reform [email protected] William Hixon, University of Memphis Francesco Squintani, University of Rochester [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Charles R. Shipan, University of Iowa Disc. Timothy Feddersen, Northwestern University [email protected] [email protected] Robin Kolodny, Temple University Roger Myerson, University of Chicago [email protected] [email protected] 17-19 CONGRESSIONAL PARTIES--THEIR ROLE AND 13-11 ROUNDTABLE: EVALUATING ELEGANCE: THE IMPACT #1 CONTRIBUTIONS OF RICHARD MCKELVEY TO Room BURNHAM 2, 7TH FLOOR, SAT 10:30 POLITICAL SCIENCE (Co-sponsored with Program Chair Steven S. Smith, Washington University Chair, see 0-5) [email protected] Room STATE, 4TH FLOOR, SAT 10:30 Papers Gerrymandering Roll-Calls: Votes, Decisions, and Partisan Chair Arthur Lupia, University of Michigan Bias in Congress, 1877-2000 [email protected] Jonathan N. Katz, California Institute of Technology 100 Saturday, April 5 – 10:30 am – 12:15 pm

[email protected] The Activism of Justice Anthony M. Kennedy Gary W. Cox, University of California, San Diego Lisa K. Parshall, Daemen College [email protected] [email protected] Proximity Voting versus Party Effects: A Revised Theory of the Disc. Sara C. Benesh, University of Wisconsin- Milwaukee Importance of Party in Congressional Decision Making [email protected] Joseph Cooper, Johns Hopkins University Barry Friedman, New York University [email protected] [email protected] Martin Hering, Johns Hopkins University 19-24 EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF DECISION MAKING IN [email protected] STATE SUPREME COURTS Parties in the Electorate, Parties in Government, and Policy Room PDR 6, 3RD FLOOR, SAT 10:30 Centrism Chair Carol Ann Traut, University of Texas of the Permian Basin Keith Krehbiel, Stanford University [email protected] [email protected] Papers Ideological Divergence and Adequate and Independent State Adam Meirowitz, Princeton University Grounds: Eliminating Supreme Court Review [email protected] Robert M. Howard, Georgia State University Thomas Romer, Princeton University [email protected] [email protected] Kenneth W. Sheppard, Georgia State University Minority Rights and Majority Power: Conditional Party [email protected] Government and the Motion to Recommit in the House, 1909- Women Judges: Accession at the State Court Level 2000 Margaret S. Williams, Ohio State University Jason M. Roberts, Washington University--St. Louis [email protected] [email protected] Private Law as Public Policy: Premises Liability in California Disc. Steven S. Smith, Washington University and Minnesota [email protected] Ronald L. Steiner, Chapman University Kathleen Bawn, University of California, Los Angeles [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Craig F. Emmert, Texas Tech University 18-14 CONGRESSIONAL REDISTRICTING AND STRATEGIC craig [email protected] BEHAVIOR Charles S. Lopeman, University of West Georgia Room PDR 16, 5TH FLOOR, SAT 10:30 [email protected] Chair Linda L. Fowler, Dartmouth College 20-9 WELFARE REFORM [email protected] Room SANDBURG 3, 7TH FLOOR, SAT 10:30 Papers Congressional Redistricting and Leadership PACs Chair Margaret R. Ferguson, Indiana University at Indianapolis Barbara A. Trish, Grinnell College [email protected] [email protected] Papers Work Incentives in Welfare Benefits: An Analysis of the U.S. The Electoral Effects of Redistricting on Party Competition: Case Analysis of the 2002 Texas Congressional Elections Duncan C. MacRae, University of California, Los Angeles Seth C. McKee, University of Texas at Austin [email protected] [email protected] The Real New Deal: Welfare Reform Impacts Out-of – Mathieu Turgeon, University of Texas at Austin Wedlock Births? [email protected] Angela Y. Douglas, University of South Carolina Jeremy M. Teigen, University of Texas at Austin [email protected] [email protected] Erica M. Carter, University of South Carolina Changes in Competitive Context, Redistricting, and Political [email protected] Consultants in U.S. House Elections--Risk-seeking vs. Risk- Controlling Costs and Improving Access: The Impact of States' averse Strategies Changes in Medicaid Service Delivery Systems Sean A. Cain, University of California, San Diego Ethan M. Bernick, University of Illinois, Springfield [email protected] [email protected] Gerrymandering, Split Districts, and Forgotten Voters Cooperative Federalism: Expanding the Flow of State and Jonathan Winburn, Indiana University National Human Services Grants During the 1950's [email protected] Robert A. Peters, Western Michigan University Michael W. Wagner, Indiana University [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Greg M. Shaw, Illinois Wesleyan University Disc. Linda L. Fowler, Dartmouth College [email protected] [email protected] 21-8 THE ELECTORAL, GOVERNING, AND POLICY Michael Lyons, Utah State University DYNAMICS OF SPECIAL DISTRICTS [email protected] Room DEARBORN 2, 7TH FLOOR, SAT 10:30 19-12 REHNQUIST COURT: DIRECTION, PERSONALITIES, Chair Todd Swanstrom, Saint Louis University AND CONTEXT [email protected] Room BURNHAM 4, 7TH FLOOR, SAT 10:30 Papers The Role of Elections in Special District Operations Chair Martin J. Sweet, University of Wisconsin - Madison Nicholas G. Bauroth, Georgia Southern University [email protected] [email protected] Papers From Solid to Swing: Dynamics of Swing Voting on the Policy Effects of Special District Governance: An Analysis of Rehnquist Court Water Rate Structures Patrick D. Schmidt, Southern Methodist University Megan Mullin, University of California, Berkeley [email protected] [email protected] David A. Yalof, University of Connecticut Federalizing the City Through the Use of Inside-the-City [email protected] Special Districts: The Case of Houston Political Cartoons, the Constitution, and the Supreme Court Robert D. Thomas, University of Houston H. L. Pohlman, Dickinson College [email protected] [email protected] David W. Hawes, Hawes, Hill & Associates, Inc. The Matador's Cape: McCain-Feingold and Its Prospects Before [email protected] the U.S. Supreme Court Disc. Todd Swanstrom, Saint Louis University Steven B. Lichtman, Brandeis University [email protected] [email protected] 22-5 THE POLITICS OF MORALITY POLICY 101 Saturday, April 5 – 10:30 am – 12:15 pm Room MONTROSE 2, 7TH FLOOR, SAT 10:30 [email protected] Chair Donald P. Haider-Markel, University of Kansas Papers Examining the Relationship Between Terrorism and Human [email protected] Rights Papers Public Schools and Religious Expression: Explaining the Julie D. Harrelson-Stephens, University of Texas at Dallas Differences in Religious Expression Policies Among Local [email protected] School Districts Rhonda Callaway, Southern Methodist University Cynthia J. Bowling, Auburn University [email protected] [email protected] Globalization and the Democracy-Repression Nexus Steven P. Brown, Auburn University David Armstrong, University of Maryland [email protected] [email protected] Applying the Advocacy Coalition Framework to Explaining Conflict and Development: Understanding the Effect of Violent State Morality Policies Conflict on Human Development Maureen Rand Oakley, Mount Saint Mary's College Terrence Chapman, Emory University [email protected] [email protected] Father Wars - Agenda-Setting and Interest Group Politics in the David R. Davis, Emory University Responsible Fatherhood Field [email protected] Hillard W. Pouncy, Visiting Lecturer, Princeton University Disc. Federico Ferrera, University of Kansas [email protected] [email protected] David K. Ryden, Hope College 29-3 COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVES ON LGBT POLITICS [email protected] Room PARLOR D, 6TH FLOOR, SAT 10:30 Disc. Donald P. Haider-Markel, University of Kansas Chair Meredith Weiss, DePaul University [email protected] [email protected] 23-5 RATIONAL CHOICE, BUREAUCRACY, AND POLITICS Papers At the Scene of the Crime: Identity, Solidarity, and the Politics Room SALON 8, 3RD FLOOR, SAT 10:30 of AIDS in France Chair Mihriye Mete, University of Georgia Michael J. Bosia, Northwestern University [email protected] [email protected] Papers Simulating Incrementalism: Computer Experiments in The presence and impact of gay and lesbian legislators in Sequential Games national parliaments Jack H. Knott, University of Illinois Andres S. Reynolds, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill [email protected] [email protected] Jay Verkuilen, University of Illinois "We Want to Join Europe, Not Sodom: Same-Sex Sexualities [email protected] and the Politics of European Union Accession in Romania Political Control and the Power of the Agent Carl F. Stychin, University of Reading Terry M. Moe, Stanford University [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Meredith Weiss, DePaul University Mixed signals: A signaling model of principal-agent relations [email protected] Jeff S Worsham, West Virginia University 33-3 ROUNDTABLE: CIVIC ENGAGEMENT AND THE [email protected] NONPROFIT, VOLUNTARY, AND PHILANTHROPIC An Agent, But An Agent of Whom? Interest Group SECTORS Participation in Bureaucratic Rulemaking Room PARLOR C, 6TH FLOOR, SAT 10:30 Susan W. Yackee, University of North Carolina,Chapel Hill Chair Jeffrey M. Berry, Tufts University [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Thomas H. Hammond, Michigan State University Rob Reich, Stanford University [email protected] [email protected] 23-10 POLITICS AND BUREAUCRACY OF REGULATORY Panel Alan J. Abramson, Aspen Institute AGENCIES [email protected] Room LASALLE 2, 7TH FLOOR, SAT 10:30 Elizabeth T. Boris, Urban Institute Chair Peter Kobrak, Western Michigan University [email protected] [email protected] Michael Brintnall, American Political Science Association Papers Two Road Diverge: FDA and Bureaucratic Politics [email protected] Michael Munger, Duke University Lester Salamon, John Hopkins University [email protected] [email protected] Amy McKay, Duke University Steven Rathgeb Smith, University of Washington Governing Gambling: The Rise of Gaming Commissions in [email protected] Public Administration After the 1988 Indian Gaming Regulatory Act Steven A. Light, University of North Dakota [email protected] How Internal Complexities Effect Bureaucratic Decision Making: Evidence from the FCC and NLRB Amy A. Bulger, Georgia State University [email protected] Voting Strategies of FCC Commissioners David C. Nixon, Georgia State University [email protected] Amy A. Bulger, Georgia State University [email protected] Disc. John T. Scholz, Florida State University [email protected] 25-5 CONFLICTUAL INTERSECTIONS: EXPLORING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CONFLICT AND EVERYTHING ELSE Room SANDBURG 6, 7TH FLOOR, SAT 10:30 Chair David R. Davis, Emory University 102 Saturday, April 5 – 1:30 pm – 3:15 pm

Saturday, April 5 – 1:30 pm – 3:15 pm Staying or Leaving: Causes and Consequences of Party Abandonment in Periods of Stasis and Increasing Partisan 6-1 Pstr. POLITICAL PSYCHOLOGY AND PUBLIC OPINION I Choice in the United States and Canada Room EXHIBIT HALL, 4TH FLOOR, SAT 1:30 Thomas J. Scotto, Duke University Posters Inter- and Intra-Racial Differences in Antecedents of Political [email protected] Trust Laura B. Stephenson, Duke University James M. Avery, University of Kentucky [email protected] [email protected] Allan Kornberg, Duke University Independents: Using Knowledge to Estimate the Proportion of [email protected] Incorrect Identifiers" Tallying the Unmoved Mover: Minority Partisan Stability Colleen M. Barry, University of Houston Michael R. Wolf, Indiana University Purdue University Fort [email protected] Wayne Lego and Cultures - Why Did Chinese Tradition and [email protected] Communism "Click" Together? Disc. Russell J. Dalton, University of California, Irvine Alin Fumurescu, University of Missouri, Columbia [email protected] [email protected] or [email protected] 1-8 LEGISLATORS, CONSTITUENTS, AND THE PARTY Obtaining the Incumbency Advantage: Citizen Perceptions of LABEL Newly Elected Senators Room LASALLE 1, 7TH FLOOR, SAT 1:30 Joseph Gershtenson, East Carolina University Chair John D. Robertson, Texas A&M University [email protected] [email protected] Information and Opinion Variance in Attitudes Toward the Papers Party Switching in the European Parliament: Why do MEP's Vietnam War Defect? Gregory W. Gwiasda, Ohio State University Gail M. McElroy, University of Dublin [email protected] [email protected] Participation and Attitude Change in the Context of an Party Switching and Political Careers in Spain, 1982-2000 Expanded Electorate William B. Heller, Binghamton University Michael J. Hanmer, University of Michigan [email protected] [email protected] Carol A. Mershon, University of Virginia An Assessment of On-line vs. Memory-based Information [email protected] Processing under Varying Scenarios Supporting the Reformers: Evidence About the Response to Danny Hayes, University of Texas at Austin Japanese Voters to Legislators' Reputations for Being [email protected] Reformers Mathieu Turgeon, University of Texas at Austin Shigeo Hirano, Harvard University [email protected] [email protected] An Empirical Study of Relationships between Political Regime, The Effective Constituency in Distributive Politics Ideology, and Economic Growth Robert J. Franzese, Jr., University of Michigan, Ann Arbor Sung-youn Kim, Stony Brook University, SUNY [email protected] [email protected] Irfan Nooruddin, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor The Variable Impact of Public Announcements: Judging the [email protected] Efficacy of Anti-Drug Ads Disc. John D. Robertson, Texas A&M University Jennifer Klein, Belmont University [email protected] [email protected] 1-25 THE DETERMINANTS OF DECISIONS TO TAX AND Preserving the Land: Politics, Economics, and Environmental SPEND Concerns Room LASALLE 5, 7TH FLOOR, SAT 1:30 Chad J. Kniss, University of Kansas Chair Carles Boix, University of Chicago [email protected] [email protected] What Affects Efficacy? Papers How do People Evaluate the Economic Consequences of Their Cheryl L. Lampkin-Thomas, American University Political Choices? Some Experimental Results [email protected] Andrew C. Gould, University of Notre Dame The Influence of the Local Community on Adolescent Support [email protected] for Democratic Values Andrew J. Maggio, University of Notre Dame J. Celeste Lay, University of Maryland, College Park [email protected] [email protected] Cabinet Decision-Making and Policy Outcomes in 1-7 SOCIAL STRUCTURE, PARTIES' MOBILIZATION, Parliamentary Democracies AND PARTISAN IDENTIFICATION: DETERMINANTS Mark Hallerberg, University of Pittsburgh OF ELECTORAL CHOICE [email protected] Room LASALLE 3, 7TH FLOOOR, SAT 1:30 Thomas Braeuninger, University of Konstanz Chair Barbara S. Kinsey, University of Central Florida [email protected] [email protected] Allocating the Costs of Redistribution: The Politics of Taxation Papers Cleavage Formation and New Electorates: The Electoral Entry in the OECD of Women in Norway David Rueda, Binghamton University - SUNY Barbara S. Kinsey, University of Central Florida [email protected] [email protected] Pablo Beramendi, CEACS Social Structure and Electoral Choice: The Impact of the Class [email protected] and Religious Cleavages in German Elections, 1969-1998 European Integration: The Balanced Budget Force and Fiscal Romain Lachat, University of Zurich Convergence [email protected] B. Dan Wood, Texas A&M University Liberal Democratic Party, The Party That Soured: The Rise and [email protected] Fall of the Japanese Ruling Party Sung Ho Park, Texas A&M University Tomoaki Nomi, Western Washington University [email protected] [email protected] Holly Goerdel, Texas A&M University Gender and Voting Preferences in Britain [email protected] Gill Steel, University of Chicago Disc. Carles Boix, University of Chicago [email protected] [email protected] 103 Saturday, April 5 – 1:30 pm – 3:15 pm 2-6 ETHNICITY, POLITICS, AND VIOLENCE Room BURNHAM 1, 7TH FLOOR, SAT 1:30 Room SALON 3, 3RD FLOOR, SAT 1:30 Chair Michael J. Struett, University of California, Irvine Chair TBA [email protected] Papers Exclusion, Association, and Violence: Trends and Triggers in Papers Transnational Cooperation To Combat Trafficking of Human Northern Ghana's Konkomba-Dagomba Wars Beings for Sexual Exploitation in the Visegrad Four and Hippolyt A.S. Pul, Duquesne University Ukraine or When and Under What Conditions are Transnational [email protected] Advocacy Networks Effective? Dynamics between Government Signal and Dissident Groups Anita Knotekova, University of Illinois, Chicago Taehyun Nam, University of Kansas [email protected] [email protected] NGOs, IGOs, Firms and Networks Colonial Legacies in the Post-Colonial Construction of South Naoko Kada, San Diego State University Asian Indigenous Ethnogenesis: The Jummaland and Jharkhand [email protected] Movements Limitations of Transnational Advocacy: The Breakdown of the Nandita Chaudhuri, Texas A&M University Child Soldier Network [email protected] Heather D. Heckel, Georgia State University Disc. TBA [email protected] 2-9 FEDERALISM AND SUB-NATIONAL POLITICAL The World Bank: Accountable to All? PROCESSES Thomas D. Zweifel, Swiss Consulting Group Room SALON 6, 3RD FLOOR, SAT 1:30 [email protected] Chair TBA Jillian C. Cohen, University of Toronto Papers Subnational Electoral Choice: Economic and Referendum [email protected] Voting in Argentina, 1983-1999 Disc. Michael J. Struett, University of California, Irvine Karen L. Remmer, Duke University [email protected] [email protected] 5-9 FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT Francois Gelineau, University of New Mexico Room SANDBURG 6, 7TH FLOOR, SAT 1:30 [email protected] Chair Layna Mosley, University of Notre Dame Subnational Political Actors and the Design of Revenue-Sharing [email protected] Rules in Mexico, Argentina and Brazil Papers Tying Hands vs. Exchanging Hostages: How do Host Alejandra Armesto, University of Notre Dame Governments Commit to Foreign Investors? [email protected] Pablo M. Pinto, University of California, San Diego Disc. TBA [email protected] 3-24 EXTERNAL FACTORS AND DEMOCRATIZATION Political Risk, Labor Standards, and Foreign Direct Investment Room SALON 1, 3RD FLOOR, SAT 1:30 Hye Jee Cho, University of California, Los Angeles Chair Derek S. Reveron, US Naval Academy [email protected] [email protected] Capital Exporter Investment Regimes: Overseas Investment Papers Regional Ties and Level of Democratization Stocks and Flows From the US and Japan Gloria C. Walker, University of California, Davis Barbara M. Weiss, Otagai Associates [email protected] [email protected] Financial Intervention and the Transition to Democracy: A Disc. Layna Mosley, University of Notre Dame Pooled Cross-Sectional Time Series Analysis [email protected] Mohammad H. Al-Momani, Rice University 7-5 ECONOMIC VOTING IN THE U.S. AND OTHER [email protected] DEMOCRACIES The Impact of Training Programs on the Development of Room SALON 5, 3RD FLOOR, SAT 1:30 Democratic Values in Transitional Societies Chair James A. McCann, Purdue University Arthur H. Miller, University of Iowa [email protected] [email protected] Papers Economic Voting and Political Sophistication: A Study of Six Natasha L. Ivanova, University of Iowa American Presidential Elections (1980-2000) [email protected] Jean-Franτois Godbout, Northwestern University Economic Globalization and Democratization: State Control [email protected] over Civil Liberties Prospective Voting in Presidential Elections: A Pooled Kunihiko Imai, Elmira College Analysis [email protected] Brad Lockerbie, University of Georgia Disc. Derek S. Reveron, US Naval Academy [email protected] [email protected] Economic Cycles, Electoral Systems, and Political Chris N. Hasselmann, Washington University in St. Louis Responsiveness in the Nineteenth Century [email protected] Kenneth Gaalswyk, University of California, Los Angeles 4-7 WAR TERMINATION PROCESSES [email protected] Room MONTROSE 1, 7TH FLOOR, SAT 1:30 Disc. James A. McCann, Purdue University Chair Carmela Lutmar, New York University [email protected] [email protected] Hasan Kirmanoglu, Istanbul Bilgi University Papers A Time for War and a Time for Peace [email protected] Christopher K. Butler, University of New Mexico 7-6 ISSUES, PARTY IDENTIFICATION, AND ELECTORAL [email protected] CHANGE After the Fighting is Through: Resumption of "Normal" Room SALON 8, 3RD FLOOR, SAT 1:30 Relations After the End of Interstate Rivalry Chair William J. Crotty, Northeastern University Daniel A. Norton, Binghamton University [email protected] [email protected] Papers Partisan Change in the Northeast Are You With Me or Against Me? û Postwar Policy Divergence Jonathan O. Knuckey, University of Central Florida in Victor-Loser Dyads [email protected] Carmela Lutmar, New York University Political Socialization and Intergenerational Transmission of [email protected] Partisanship Disc. Dan Reiter, Emory University Tara Rae Warne, University of Missouri,Columbia [email protected] [email protected] 4-22 TRANSNATIONAL ADVOCACY NETWORKS John Petrocik, University of Missouri Columbia 104 Saturday, April 5 – 1:30 pm – 3:15 pm

[email protected] Realignment Periods, Race, and New Electorates: Which Party Swing Voting in U.S. Elections Will Latinos Choose and Will It Matter? Daron R. Shaw, University of Texas at Austin Ricardo Ramirez, Public Policy Institute of California [email protected] [email protected] Paul Janowitz, University of Texas at Austin Disc. Marcus D. Allen, Indiana University Purdue University [email protected] Indianapolis Modeling the Mutual Effects of Party Identification and Policy [email protected] Preferences Lester K. Spence, Washington University in St. Louis John C. McAdams, Marquette University [email protected] [email protected] 11-13 TWO EMIGRES: ARENDT AND MARCUSE Disc. Paul Abramson, Michigan State University Room CLARK 10, 7TH FLOOR, SAT 1:30 [email protected] Chair Jeffrey Alan Johnson, University of Wisconsin-Madison 9-16 WHEN WOMEN CAMPAIGN: PROBLEMS AND [email protected] PROSPECTS Papers Marcuse in Postmodernity Room MONTROSE 7, 7TH FLOOR, SAT 1:30 John Bokina, University of Texas-Pan American Chair Elizabeth A. Bennion, Indiana University South Bend [email protected] [email protected] Arendt and Marcuse on the End of Politics Papers Catching Eyes or Catching Votes Christopher C. Robinson, Clarkson University Margaret M. Young, Albion College [email protected] [email protected] Philia and Respect in the Work of Hannah Arendt Karen T. Erlandson, Albion College Francis Vander Valk, SUNY- Albany [email protected] [email protected] The Electoral Impact of Candidate Gender Stereotypes Disc. Anne M. Manuel, University of Michigan Monika L. McDermott, University of Connecticut [email protected] [email protected] 11-20 ROUNDTABLE: WHY HISTORY MATTERS: NEW Year of the Woman Redux? RESEARCH ON HISTORY OF THE DISCIPLINE Carole L. Kennedy, San Diego State University Room PARLOR F, 6TH FLOOR, SAT 1:30 [email protected] Chair James Farr, University of Minnesota Steve Lubbers, San Diego State University [email protected] [email protected] Panel Robert Adcock, University of California, Berkeley Disc. Rosalyn Cooperman, Vanderbilt University [email protected] [email protected] Emily Hauptmann, Western Michigan University 9-17 GENDER AND THE POLITICAL SELF [email protected] Room DEARBORN 1, 7TH FLOOR, SAT 1:30 John Medearis, University of California, Riverside Chair Patricia Bayer Richard, Ohio University [email protected] [email protected] Ido Oren, University of Florida Papers American Attitudes and Gender-Targeted Policies: An [email protected] Application of Racially Based Theories to Other Disadvantaged 12-16 LIBERALISM Populations Room MONTROSE 3, 7TH FLOOR, SAT 1:30 Jill Nicholson-Crotty, Texas A&M University Chair Charles J. Helm, Western Illinois University [email protected] [email protected] C.T. Owens, Texas A&M University Papers The Non-Intervention Welfare State [email protected] Sigal R. Benporath, Princeton University Gender Preferences and the Formation of Party Identification [email protected] Kenneth W. Sheppard, Georgia State University Liberty Under Censorship: An Ancient Exemplar and a Modest [email protected] Proposal Gender and Cross-Cultural Variations in Measures of Steven A. Kelts, Stanford University Psychological Political Engagement: The Role of Interviewer [email protected] Gender Effects Is Liberalism Exportable? Equality and the Politics of Land in Susan A. Banducci, University of Twente, the Netherlands Israel [email protected] Steven V. Mazie, Bard College Race and Ethnicity, Gender, and Abortion Attitudes [email protected] Carolyn A. Hribar, Kent State University Disc. Gal Gerson, University of Michigan [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Roberta S. Sigel, Rutgers University Charles J. Helm, Western Illinois University [email protected] [email protected] 10-8 IDEOLOGY AND PARTISANSHIP AMONG RACIAL Ann C. Davies, Beloit College AND ETHNIC MINORITY GROUPS [email protected] Room BURNHAM 2, 7TH FLOOR, SAT 1:30 13-6 DYNAMIC MODELING IN POLITICAL SCIENCE: A Chair Lester K. Spence, Washington University in St. Louis TRIBUTE TO THE MERRIAM LABORATORY (Co- [email protected] sponsored with International Relations, see 4-31) Papers African American Political Ideology: Marching to the Beat of a Room SALON 7, 3RD FLOOR, SAT 1:30 Different Drummer Chair J. David Singer, University of Michigan Phillip J. Ardoin, Southern University [email protected] [email protected] Papers Autocratic Survival in a Democratic World Christine Leveaux, University of Houston Mark J.C. Crescenzi, University of North Carolina, Chapel [email protected] Hill Ronald Vogel, Southern University [email protected] [email protected] Kelly M. Kadera, University of Iowa Explaining Black Support for the Democratic Party [email protected] Maruice Mangum, Southern Illinois University at Computerized Systems in International Relations Edwardsville Alex Mintz, Texas A&M University [email protected] [email protected] Simulating Mediation 105 Saturday, April 5 – 1:30 pm – 3:15 pm Charles Taber, SUNY at Stony Brook Recess Appointments: Necessity or Strategy? [email protected] Pamela C. Corley, Georgia State University Disc. Christopher Achen, University of Michigan [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Glenn W. Richardson, Jr., Kutztown University Robert Muncaster, University of Illinois [email protected] [email protected] David Lewis, Princeton University Dina Zinnes, University of Illinois [email protected] [email protected] 17-8 THE SPEAKER IN THE LEGISLATIVE PROCESS 15-6 ISSUES Room DEARBORN 3, 7TH FLOOR, SAT 1:30 Room SALON 4, 3RD FLOOR, SAT 1:30 Chair Douglas L. Koopman, Calvin College Chair Allan J. Cigler, University of Kansas [email protected] [email protected] Papers Leadership in Legislative Institutions: Speakers of the House of Papers Why Now? The Importance of Political Context in Explaining Representatives and "Acts of Power Interest Group Electoral Action Matthew N. Green, Yale University Michael M. Franz, University of Wisconsin-Madison [email protected] [email protected] Balancing the Legislative Agenda: Scheduling in the U.S. Defining the Issue: An Alternate Indicator of Group Influence House of Representatives Katherine E. Stenger, University of Washington Edward B. Hasecke, Cleveland State University [email protected] [email protected] The Instrumental Use of Political Principle: Explaining Vietnam The Speaker's Discretion: Selection of House Delegates to Anti-War Protests Conference Committees Stuart L. Hill, University of California, Davis Jeff Lazarus, University of California, San Diego [email protected] [email protected] Advertorials Sponsored by Organized Interests in THE NEW Nathan Monroe, University of California, San Diego YORK TIMES in the Wake of the September 11, 2001 [email protected] Terrorist Attack An Evolving End Game: Partisan Use of Conference Clyde Brown, Miami University Committees in the Post-reform House [email protected] Robert P. Van Houweling, University of Michigan Herbert Waltzer, Miami University [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Vincent G. Moscardelli, University of Massachusetts Disc. Allan J. Cigler, University of Kansas [email protected] [email protected] Douglas L. Koopman, Calvin College 15-12 CAMPAIGN FINANCE [email protected] Room SALON 2, 3RD FLOOR, SAT 1:30 18-11 PARTISAN POLARIZATION AND THE MEDIAN Chair Gregory J. Wawro, Columbia University VOTER [email protected] Room BURNHAM 5, 7TH FLOOR, SAT 1:30 Papers Campaign Contributions and Legislative Effort Chair Stephen Nicholson, Georgia State University Christopher M. Witko, University of North Carolina, Chapel [email protected] Hill Papers What Polarizes the Electorate? The Role of Party and [email protected] Incumbent Cues in Evaluations of House and Senate Members The Comparative Influence of Campaign Contribution Limits Markus Prior, Princeton University on Groups & Parties at the State Level [email protected] Donald M. Gooch, University of Missouri, Columbia David W. Brady, Stanford University [email protected] [email protected] Hard Money, Soft Money and Lobbying Expenditures: The Morris P. Fiorina, Stanford University Emergence and Growth of American Indian Campaign [email protected] Contributions The Voter Turnout and Polarization in Congress: A Causal Frederick J. Boehmke, University of Iowa Relationship? [email protected] Keiko Ono, Georgetown University Richard C. Witmer, Grinnell College [email protected] [email protected] On the Move: A Downsian Analysis of Sequential Party Strategy in Nonfederal Contributions\ Congressional Elections Owen G. Abbe, University of Maryland Michael H. Crespin, Michigan State University [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Gregory J. Wawro, Columbia University Ryan J. Vander Wielen, Washington University [email protected] [email protected] 16-6 INSTITUTIONAL DECISION MAKING IN THE Disc. Stephen Nicholson, Georgia State University PRESIDENCY [email protected] Room CLARK 5, 7TH FLOOR, SAT 1:30 Douglas Rivers, Stanford University Chair John Kessel, Ohio State University [email protected] [email protected] 19-13 THE IMPACT OF CONSTITUTIONAL COURTS IN Papers The Structure of Information: Presidential Hierarchies and DEMOCRATIC TRANSITIONS Decision Making in the Modern Executive Office Room BURNHAM 4, 7TH FLOOR, SAT 1:30 Andrew C. Rudalevige, Dickinson College Chair Tracey E. George, Northwestern University and Washington [email protected] University-St. Louis Reexamining the Institutional Presidency, 1933-2002 [email protected] Matthew J. Dickinson, Middlebury College Papers Constitutional Courts During Democratic Transitions [email protected] Shannon I. Smithey, Kent State University Matthew J. Lebo, SUNY Stony Brook [email protected] [email protected] Focus on Constitutional Courts: Explaining the Legitimacy Link Presidential Lobbying: How the White House Promotes the between the German Federal Constitutional Court and the President's Policy Preferences on Capitol Hill European Court of Justice' Matthew N. Beckmann, University of Michigan Anke Grosskopf, Long Island University [email protected] [email protected] 106 Saturday, April 5 – 1:30 pm – 3:15 pm

The Rule of Law, Accountability, and Democratic [email protected] Consolidation: A Comparative Survey of Constitutional The Political Effects of State Ethics Laws: How Conflict of Tribunals in New Democracies Interest Regulations Affect Legislative Turnover and the Hootan Shambayati, Bilkent University Occupational Composition of Legislatures [email protected] Beth A. Rosenson, University of Florida Credible Commitments And The Avoidance Of War: The [email protected] Institutional Role Of The Judiciary In Emerging Federations Campaign Finance Regulation and Citizen Trust: Evidence Charles A. Smith, University of California, San Diego From the States [email protected] David M. Primo, University of Rochester Disc. Jason L. Pierce, University of Dayton [email protected] [email protected] Jeffrey Milyo, University of Chicago Roy B. Flemming, Texas A&M University [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Richard F. Winters, Dartmouth College 19-23 OPINION ASSIGNMENT, WRITING, AND COALITION [email protected] FORMATION IN THE JUDICIARY 21-6 FISCAL ISSUES IN STATE-LOCAL GOVERNANCE Room PDR 6, 3RD FLOOR, SAT 1:30 Room DEARBORN 2, 7TH FLOOR, SAT 1:30 Chair Robert M. Howard, Georgia State University Chair Irene S. Rubin, Northern Illinois University [email protected] [email protected] Papers Blind (Chief) Justice? Opinion Assignment and Coalition Papers Someone to Watch Over Me: State Practices in Monitoring Maintenance on the Supreme Court Local Fiscal Conditions Jeffrey R. Lax, University of California, San Diego Carol S. Weissert, Michigan State University [email protected] [email protected] Inter-Panel Dynamics and Separate Opinion Writing Philip A. Kloha, Michigan State University Wendy L. Martinek, Binghamton University [email protected] [email protected] The Effects of Commercial, Industrial, and Utility Development Virginia A. Hettinger, University of Connecticut on Voting Behavior in School District Property and Income Tax [email protected] Referenda in Ohio Stefanie A. Lindquist, University of Georgia David R. Shock, Kennesaw State University [email protected] [email protected] Clerking for an Appellate Judge: A Close Look Wisconsin Local Government, State Shared Revenues and the Stephen L. Wasby, University at Albany, SUNY Illusive Flypapers Effect [email protected] Craig S. Maher, University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh Federal District Court Judges and the Decision to Publish [email protected] Karen Swenson, Eastern Illinois University Steven Deller, University of Wisconsin-Madison [email protected] Local Revenue Sharing Reform: The St. Louis Case Evidence of Strategic Behavior on the U.S. Supreme Court: A James M. Brasfield, Webster University Critical Overview [email protected] Chad Westerland, SUNY at Stony Brook Neil J. George, Webster University [email protected] Disc. Michael A. Pagano, University of Illinois, Chicago Scott Graves, SUNY at Stony Brook [email protected] [email protected] 22-9 COLLABORATIVE APPROACHES TO Disc. Richard L. Pacelle, University of Missouri-St. Louis PUBLIC/ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY [email protected] Room PDR 16, 5TH FLOOR, SAT 1:30 Paul J. Wahlbeck, George Washington University Chair Paul A. Sabatier, University of California, Davis [email protected] [email protected] 20-5 REGULATORY POLICY Papers Devolution and Watershed Partnerships: A Ruse for Local Room SANDBURG 4, 7TH FLOOR, SAT 1:30 Takeover? Chair Ann C. Lin, University of Michigan William D. Leach, University of California, Davis [email protected] [email protected] Papers Clean Water Enforcement: Variance in State Enforcement and Policy Network Dynamics: Resolving Collective Environmental Institutional Structure Policy Problems in Estuaries Larry B. Handlin, Washington University John T. Scholz, Florida State University [email protected] [email protected] Does State's Stringent Environment Policy Impede Their Brad Kile, Florida State University Economic Development? [email protected] Joohyun Kang, Florida State University Ramiro Berardo, Florida State University [email protected] [email protected] The King is Dead: An Examination of Twenty Years of When the Shrimp Hit the Fan: Incorporating Stakeholder Views SMCRA Implementation in the Designation of Marine Protected Areas Michael S. Pennington, Texas A&M University Chris Weible, University of California, Davis [email protected] [email protected] Dueling Federalism, James Madison, and Normal Accidents Mark Lubell, University of California, Davis George Meals, Georgia State University [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Robert E. O'Connor, National Science Foundation Disc. Ann C. Lin, University of Michigan [email protected] [email protected] 22-17 HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVES ON PUBLIC POLICY 20-10 CAMPAIGN FINANCE AND POLITCAL REGULATION Room MONTROSE 2, 7TH FLOOR, SAT 1:30 Room SANDBURG 3, 7TH FLOOR, SAT 1:30 Chair Jacob Hacker, Yale University Chair Harry Basehart, [email protected] [email protected] Papers Slavery and American Political Development Papers Redistricting Rules and Race David F. Ericson, Wichita State University Jason Barabas, Southern Illinois University [email protected] [email protected] Development in Disability: North American Policies for Jennifer Jerit, Southern Illinois University Children with Disabilities in the Late Twentieth Century 107 Saturday, April 5 – 1:30 pm – 3:15 pm Dana L. Baker, University of Missouri-Columbia [email protected] [email protected] Papers On Crito's Exhortation of Socrates to Justice Failures of Welfare Reform and Lessons from the Gilded Age Michael J. Rosano, University of Michigan-Dearborn Stephen Pimpare, Hunter College [email protected] [email protected] Looks Matter: Beholding Justice in the Republic Making Public Policy from Below: Social Movements and Denise Schaeffer, College of the Holy Cross American Health Policy [email protected] Heidi J. Swarts, Syracuse University Christopher A. Dustin, College of the Holy Cross [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Jacob Hacker, Yale University Disc. Mark Lutz, St. John's College [email protected] [email protected] 23-11 LEADERSHIP AND SUPERVISION OF PUBLIC Scott Hemmenway, Eureka College AGENCIES [email protected] Room LASALLE 2, 7TH FLOOR, SAT 1:30 Chair Robert F. Rich, University of Illinois at Champaign/Urbana [email protected] Papers The Emotionally Intelligent Public Manager: Interpretation of Facial Expressions of Emotion Based on Status Patrick A. Stewart, Arkansas State University [email protected] Leadership in the Public Sector: Models and Assumptions for Leadership Development in the Federal Government Patricia W. Ingraham, Syracuse University [email protected] Heather G. Getha-Taylor, Syracuse University [email protected] Job Satisfaction and Perceptions of Supervisory and Managerial Trust: Motivation in a North Carolina Environmental Agency Dennis M. Daley, North Carolina State University [email protected] Susan Pope, North Carolina State University [email protected] Leadership and Change: The IRS Case James R. Thompson, University of Illinois, Chicago [email protected] Hal G. Rainey, University of Georgia [email protected] Disc. Robert F. Rich, University of Illinois at Champaign/Urbana [email protected] 25-10 UNCONVENTIONAL EXPLORATIONS INTO CONTENTIOUS POLITICS/CONFLICT PROCESSES Room PARLOR C, 6TH FLOOR, SAT 1:30 Chair Mark I. Lichbach, University of Maryland-College Park [email protected] Papers Human Rights Violations and Corruption: Are they Connected? Serena Hicks, University of North Texas [email protected] The Shattered Mosaic? A New Integration Discourse in Post- 9/11 Europe Sylvia G. Maier, Georgia Institute of Technology [email protected] Explaining 9/11/2001 Disaster: Perspectives From Chaos and Transformation Theories Ali Farazmand, Florida Atlantic University [email protected] Disc. TBA, 27-5 ROUNDTABLE: SOAKING AND POKING: INTERVIEWING TECHNIQUES AND STRATEGIES FOR WOMEN AND MEN Room STATE, 4TH FLOOR, SAT 1:30 Chair Christina Ewig, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee [email protected] Panel Carol M. Swain, Vanderbilt University [email protected] Barbara Sinclair, University Of California, Los Angeles [email protected] Mary Bellman, University of New Mexico [email protected] Ellen Carnaghan, Saint Louis University [email protected] 28-4 PLATO ON JUSTICE Room PARLOR D, 6TH FLOOR, SAT 1:30 Chair John C. Koritansky, Hiram College 108 Saturday, April 5 – 3:30 pm – 5:15 pm

Saturday, April 5 – 3:30 pm – 5:15 pm Papers Dynamic Representation: A Cross-National Analysis James Adams, University of California, Santa Barbara 6-2 Pstr. POLITICAL PSYCHOLOGY AND PUBLIC OPINION II [email protected] Room EXHIBIT HALL, 4TH FLOOR, SAT 3:30 Michael Clark, University of California, Santa Barbara Posters Embarrassingly Feeble Evidence of Consensus: Public Opinion [email protected] in the Death Penalty Writings of Rehnquist, Scalia, and Thomas Lawrence Ezrow, University of California, Santa Barbara David Niven, Florida Atlantic University [email protected] [email protected] In the Eye of the Beholder: Explaining Uncertainty in MPs Jeremy Zilber, Yeshiva University Placements of Other Parties [email protected] Hanna E. Back, Uppsala University Seeing the Motive Behind the Message: Changing Public [email protected] Opinion about Genetically Modified Foods Kare Vernby, Uppsala University Laura Philips, Belmont University [email protected] [email protected] Heterogeneity of Party Systems and Party Politics û the Case of Changing Minds: Routes to Persuasion and Attitudes Toward the Postwar US Eu Membership in the Czech Republic Johannes Moenius, Northwestern University Lisa M. Pohlman, University of Pittsburgh [email protected] [email protected] Yuko Kasuya, University of California, San Diego The Multidimensional Nature of Involvement: Differential [email protected] Effects on Attitude Extremity and Ambivalence Disc. Nolan M. McCarty, Princeton University Luisa F. Ramirez, Stony Brook University, SUNY [email protected] [email protected] 1-26 THE POLITICS OF EMPLOYMENT PROMOTION Partisan Attitudes and Partisan Identification: Attitude and Room LASALLE 5, 7TH FLOOR, SAT 3:30 Group Polarization Chair John McCormick, Indiana University Erik P. Sundquist, SUNY@Stony Brook [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Papers The Pressure from Europe: Social Policy and Domestic Way of the Gun: Opinions Ideology and Political Behavior of Changes Israeli Veterans Mariely Lopez-Santana, University of Michigan Jeremy M. Teigen, University of Texas at Austin [email protected] [email protected] Identification, Community, and Social Citizenship: Welfare In My Backyard: The Social Bases of Specific Environmental Reform in Britain Concerns Jasper Sumner III, University of Oklahoma Ben Webster, Georgetown University [email protected] [email protected] Democratic Vs. Postrevoultionary Authoritarian Regimes: Some Determining Factors in Evaluating Pro- And Anti-Gay Organized Labor, Regime Formation and International Labor Candidates Politics in the United States and Mexico (1910-1940) Sanser Yener, State University of New York at Stony Brook Guadalupe Correa-Cabrera, New School University [email protected] [email protected] 21-1 Pstr. DIVERSE PERSPECTIVES IN URBAN AND LOCAL Social Democracy and Active Labor Market Policies: Insiders POLITICS RESEARCH Outsider and the Politics of Employment Promotion Room EXHIBIT HALL, 4TH FLOOR, SAT 3:30 David Rueda, Binghamton University - SUNY Posters Testing Electoral Systems Theory in Municipal Elections [email protected] Michael S. Latner, University of California, Irvine Disc. John McCormick, Indiana University [email protected] [email protected] Living Wage Campaigns and Local Governance: A 2-11 THE POLITICS OF SOCIAL POLICIES IN Comparative Study of the Chicago and Los Angeles Living DEVELOPING COUNTRIES Wage Campaign son Room SALON 3, 3RD FLOOR, SAT 3:30 Beverly Takahashi, New School University Chair Amalia V. Pallares, University of Illinois [email protected] [email protected] Economic Development in Rural Areas and Prisons: When Papers The Politics of Education Reform in Mexico does a NIMBY become a PIMBY? Douglas Hecock, University of New Mexico Michele M. Hoyman, University of North Carolina, Chapel [email protected] Hill President's Policy Preferences and Social Spending in Latin [email protected] America from 1980 to 2000 Crystal Daniel, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Mariana M. Sousa, University of Notre Dame [email protected] [email protected] The Effects of Tax Increment Financing on Home Values in the Annabella Espana Najera, University of Notre Dame City of Chicago [email protected] Nathan A. Benefield, Loyola University, Chicago Political Institutions as Determinants of Human Development [email protected] Joel W. Simmons, University of Michigan The New Politics of Agenda Setting in Local Government: [email protected] New Processes, New Pressures, and New Governments Dagfinnur Sveinbjornsson, University of Michigan Mitzi L. Mahoney, Sam Houston State University [email protected] [email protected] Irfan Nooruddin, University of Michigan The Wonder-ful Sound of South Central: Black Radio [email protected] Politically Defined Through the Ears of KJLH Listeners Disc. Amalia V. Pallares, University of Illinois Phylis A. Johnson, Southern Illinois University [email protected] [email protected] 3-25 POST-TRANSITION POLITICS IN RUSSIA 1-9 PARTY POSITIONS: DETERMINANTS, DYNAMICS, Room SALON 1, 3RD FLOOR, SAT 3:30 PERCEPTIONS (Co-sponsored with Political Parties and Chair William Zimmerman, University of Michigan Interest Groups, see 15-21) [email protected] Room LASALLE 3, 7TH FLOOR, SAT 3:30 Papers The Politics of Post-Communist Party Organization: Switching, Chair Nolan M. McCarty, Princeton University Fusions and Fissions [email protected] Marcus L. Kreuzer, Villanova University 109 Saturday, April 5 – 3:30 pm – 5:15 pm [email protected] [email protected] Economic Development and Democracy: The Applicability of Papers Evaluating the Quality of Democratic Representation in the the "Lipset Hypothesis" to Post-Communist States United States: A Political Market Efficiency Approach William W. Hanson, University of Arizona George A. Krause, University of South Carolina [email protected] [email protected] Resurrection of State Power in Russia Gubernatorial Elections in 2002 Byungjin Han, University at Buffalo, SUNY Malcolm E. Jewell, University of Kentucky [email protected] [email protected] Disc. William Zimmerman, University of Michigan Sarah M. Morehouse, University of Connecticut [email protected] [email protected] 4-8 ALLIANCES, OPPORTUNITY, AND INTERNATIONAL A Model of Electoral Competition with Two-Year Terms CONFLICT John C. Hansen, United States Military Academy Room MONTROSE 1, 7TH FLOOR, SAT 3:30 [email protected] Chair Jacques E. C. Hymans, Mershon Center John M. Barron, Purdue University [email protected] [email protected] Papers Finding the Missing Link: Examining Alliance Formation and Gubernatorial Campaigns: A Study on Party, Opinion and Conflict Initiation Candidates' Preferences Anessa L. Kimball, Binghamton University Eric S. Zeemering, Indiana University [email protected] [email protected] Identifying Opportunity for Conflict: Politically Active Dyads Disc. Norman R. Luttbeg, Texas A&M University Stephen L. Quackenbush, University at Buffalo, SUNY [email protected] [email protected] Kedron Bardwell, Grand Valley State University A Homophily-based Approach to Third Party Interventions in [email protected] Conflict 7-8 CONSEQUENCES OF ELECTORAL SYSTEMS AND Renato Corbetta, University of Arizona RULES [email protected] Room SALON 8, 3RD FLOOR, SAT 3:30 Disc. Jacques E. C. Hymans, Mershon Center Chair Moshe Haspel, Emory University [email protected] [email protected] Sarah E. Croco, University of Michigan Papers Single Transferable Vote: Proportional Representation or Hare- [email protected] Brained Idea 4-23 REALISM AND LIBERALISM IN CURRENT James W. Endersby, University of Missouri INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS THEORY [email protected] Room BURNHAM 1, 7TH FLOOR, SAT 3:30 Michael J. Towle, Mount St. Mary's College Chair Russell A. Hamilton, Mansfield University [email protected] [email protected] Comparative Politics of Strategic Voting Papers Balance of Power: The International Wanderings of a Liberal Thomas Gschwend, University of Mannheim Ideas [email protected] Deborah A. Boucoyannis, University of Chicago Beyond Butterflies and Touch Screens: The Effects of [email protected] Canceling the 2002 Runoff in Florida Constructive Realism: An Integrated IR Theory of Idea, Jonathan L. Williamson, Lycoming College Strategy, and Structure [email protected] Min-Hua Huang, University of Michigan Disc. Erik S. Herron, University of Kansas [email protected] [email protected] Anarchy may not Kill States: A Challenge to Neorealist 7-26 ATTITUDES, INFORMATION, AND TURNOUT Anarchy-Survival Model Room SALON 5, 3RD FLOOR, SAT 3:30 Ferit M. Ozkaleli, University of Colorado, Boulder Chair Susan A. Banducci, University of Twente the Netherlands [email protected] [email protected] The Determinants of International Arms Transfers Papers How Does Trust in the Government Affect Voter Turnout?: The Joseph E. Sonka, University of Kentucky Non-Linearity Hypothesis [email protected] James E. Campbell, University at Buffalo, SUNY Disc. Russell A. Hamilton, Mansfield University [email protected] [email protected] Diane Costlow-Oyler, University at Buffalo, SUNY 5-10 FINANCIAL REGULATION [email protected] Room SANDBURG 6, 7TH FLOOR, SAT 3:30 Franco Mattei, University at Buffalo, SUNY Chair Mark A. Elder, Michigan State University [email protected] [email protected] Polls, Predispositions, and Participation: The Impact of Polling Papers Capital Rules: The Politics of International Regulatory Information on Voter Turnout Harmonization Joseph D. Giammo, The University of Texas at Austin David A. Singer, Harvard University [email protected] [email protected] Who Really Votes? The Demographics and Psychology of Rules and Regulators: Corporate Governance and Market Voting for President, But Not Congress Failure in Emerging Markets Michael A. Lewkowicz, University of Illinois Scott E. Schmith, Washington University [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Susan A. Banducci, University of Twente, the Netherlands Regulating Corporate Governance: Reactions to Corporate [email protected] Failure in Britain and the US 8-5 THE INTERNET AND POLITICS Alistair Q. Howard, Temple University Room MONTROSE 3, 7TH FLOOR, SAT 3:30 [email protected] Chair David B. Conklin, University of Florida Disc. Mark A. Elder, Michigan State University [email protected] [email protected] Papers Online and Offline Pathways to Participation: Cross-sectional 7-3 CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES OF ELECTORAL and Panel Models of Communication Effects on Civic COMPETITION Engagement Room SALON 6, 3RD FLOOR, SAT 3:30 Dhavan V. Shah, University of Wisconsin-Madison Chair Norman R. Luttbeg, Texas A&M University [email protected] 110 Saturday, April 5 – 3:30 pm – 5:15 pm

Jaeho Cho, University of Wisconsin-Madison Disc. Kenneth Fernandez, Kent State University [email protected] [email protected] William P. Eveland, Jr., Ohio State University Armando X. Mejia, University of Wisconsin- Madison [email protected] [email protected] Nojin Kwak, University of Michigan 11-14 POLITICAL IMAGINATION [email protected] Room CLARK 10, 7TH FLOOR, SAT 3:30 Exploring Linkages between the Internet and Political Chair William M. Downer, Thiel College Participation [email protected] Ramona McNeal, Kent State University Papers Dreams, Derrida, and Don Quixote: The Politics of the [email protected] Impossible Caroline Tolbert, Kent State University Beverly A. Gaddy, Georgia Southwestern State University [email protected] [email protected] Political Knowledge and the Internet: The Impact of the Internet Andy Franz, on the Political Knowledge of Various Racial and Ethnic [email protected] Groups Living in Truth or Syracuse: Vaclav Havel as "Philotyrant" or John A. Grummel, Marquette University Philosopher-King? [email protected] Heather R. McDougall, Indiana University Candidate Web sites: Evolution of a Campaign [email protected] Communications Medium Imagine This: Imagination in 20th Century Political Thought Christine B. Williams, Bentley College Joanna V. Scot, Eastern Michigan University [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Michael Margolis, University of Cincinnati Disc. Margaret E. Farrar, Augustana College [email protected] [email protected] 8-11 AUTHOR MEETS CRITICS: THE RACE CARD 11-21 ROUSSEAU: LAW, LEGITIMACY, AND VIRTUE Room STATE, 4TH FLOOR, SAT 3:30 Room MONTROSE 7, 7TH FLOOR, SAT 3:30 Chair Leonie Huddy, SUNY at Stony Brook Chair Steven P. Millies, The Catholic University of America [email protected] [email protected] Panel Tali Mendelberg, Princeton University Papers The Rhetoric of Legitimacy: Rousseau, Habermas and the Will [email protected] of All Nicholas Valentino, University of Michigan Lida E. Maxwell, Northwestern University [email protected] [email protected] Vincent Hutchings, University of Michigan Amour-Propre and Unsocial Sociability: Rousseau and Kant on [email protected] the Ways of the World Andrew Rojecki, University of Illinois at Chicago Joyce M. Mullan, Northeastern University [email protected] [email protected] Frank Gilliam, University of California, Los Angeles Lawgiving After The Lawgiver: Initiating the Laws in [email protected] Rousseau's Mature State 9-9 W(H)ITHER THE GENDER GAP? Ethan Putterman, National University of Singapore Room DEARBORN 1, 7TH FLOOR, SAT 3:30 [email protected] Chair Richard L. Fox, Union College Nationalism and Virtue in Rousseau's Political Thought [email protected] Jeffrey A. Smith, St. John's College Papers Whose Gender Gap is it Anyway? School Desegregation and [email protected] the Gender Gap Disc. Steven P. Millies, The Catholic University of America Charles P. Tien, Hunter College, CUNY [email protected] [email protected] 12-4 ETHICAL ISSUES IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS Joan C. Tronto, Hunter College, CUNY Room DEARBORN 2, 7TH FLOOR, SAT 3:30 [email protected] Chair TBA Explaining the Disappearing Gender Gap in Voter Turnout Papers Transnational Solidarity: Democratic Legitimacy beyond the Rachel A. Paul, Ohio State University-Newark Nation-State [email protected] Adam I. Lupel, New School University David M. Paul, Ohio State University- Newark [email protected] [email protected] One World? Some Questions about Global Ethics Is There a Gender Gap in County Government Elections? Terry Nardin, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Melinda A. Mueller, Eastern Illinois University [email protected] [email protected] American Rights, Human Rights Disc. Sue Tolleson-Rinehart, University of North Carolina,Chapel John R. Wallach, Hunter College Hill [email protected] [email protected] Disc. TBA 10-9 POLICY IMPLICATIONS FOR RACIAL/ETHNIC 13-10 MODELING PARTICIPATION MINORITY GROUPS Room SALON 7, 3RD FLOOR, SAT 3:30 Room PDR 16, 5TH FLOOR, SAT 3:30 Chair Steven Callander, Northwestern University Chair Richard Fording, University of Kentucky [email protected] [email protected] Papers It's a Wonderful Life: Turnout in a Small World Papers The Justice Department and Preclearance: Redistricting and James Fowler, Harvard University Section Five in the South [email protected] Keesha M. Middlemass, University of Kansas Private Values and the Swing Voter's Curse [email protected] Jaehoon Kim, University of Rochester Public Goods and Ethnic Division - Revisited [email protected] Jiyoon Kim, Massachusetts Institute of Technology A Model of Split-ticket Voting with Uncertainty [email protected] Insun Kang, University of Rochester When Drug Policy meets Welfare Policy: The Impact on Black [email protected] Women in Urban America A Model of Democratic Deliberation and Deliberative Julia S. Jordan-Zachery, Wheaton College Participation [email protected] Dimitri Landa, New York University 111 Saturday, April 5 – 3:30 pm – 5:15 pm [email protected] Chair Joseph Pika, University of Delaware Catherine Hafer, New York University [email protected] [email protected] Papers Public Support, Crisis Events and the Separation of Powers Disc. Elizabeth M. Penn, Caltech Margaret R. Ferguson, Indiana University at Indianapolis [email protected] [email protected] Roger Myerson, University of Chicago Joshua D. Runyan, Indiana University, Indianapolis [email protected] [email protected] 14-8 STRATEGY AND CHOICE IN MODELS OF A Lack of Presidential Influence: The "Going Public" INTERNATIONAL CONFLICT AND FOREIGN POLICY Assumption Revisited (Co-Sponsored with International Relations, see 4-32) Matthew Eshbaugh-Soha, Texas A&M University Room SALON 4, 3RD FLOOR, SAT 3:30 [email protected] Chair John Freeman, University of Minnesota Jeffrey S. Peake, Bowling Green State University [email protected] [email protected] Papers Testing Nonnested Strategic Choice Models Presidential Influence and Vote Switching in the Senate Kevin A. Clarke, University of Rochester Matthew Whittaker, University of Iowa [email protected] [email protected] Curtis Signorino, University of Rochester Reassessing the Honeymoon Effect on Presidential Success in [email protected] Congress Statistical Models for Policy Substitutes: A Simultaneous David Radwin, University of California, Berkeley Equations Approach [email protected] Robert W. Walker, University of Rochester Disc. Rhonda S. Kinney, Eastern Michigan University [email protected] [email protected] Unpacking Proper Nouns Donald R. Raber, Presbyterian College Mark Souva, Florida State University [email protected] [email protected] 17-9 MONEY AND POLITICS Brandon Prins, University of New Orleans Room BURNHAM 2, 7TH FLOOR, SAT 3:30 [email protected] Chair Diana Evans, Trinity College Initiators, Duration, and Settlement of Interstate Wars, 1816- [email protected] 1991 Papers Congressional Reform and Party Government: When Money Branislav L. Slantchev, University of California, San Diego Matters [email protected] Marian L. Currinder, College of Charleston Disc. John Freeman, University of Minnesota [email protected] [email protected] Bribes or Gifts? Campaign Contributions and Legislative Michael Greig, University of N. Texas Policy Making [email protected] Stacy B. Gordon, University of Nevada, Reno 15-7 PARTIES IN THE ELECTORATE [email protected] Room LASALLE 1, 7TH FLOOR, SAT 3:30 War Chests and Committee Chairs: Estimating the Value of a Chair Kevin S. Price, University of Washington Committee Chairmanship Via Fund Raising and Deterrence [email protected] Brian E. Sala, University of California, Davis Papers A Brand Name Account of Party-in-the-Electorate [email protected] Jeffrey D. Grynaviski, University of Chicago Coalition-Maintenance and Distributive Politics [email protected] James H. Cox, California State University, Sacramento The Missing Link: Party Competition and the Political Process [email protected] Benjamin J. Deufel, Harvard University Disc. Barry S. Rundquist, University of Illinois, Chicago [email protected] [email protected] Andrew Karch, Harvard University Diana Evans, Trinity College [email protected] [email protected] Party-in-the-Electorate 17-20 CONGRESSIONAL PARTIES--THEIR ROLE AND Jeffrey W. Ladewig, University of Connecticut IMPACT #2 [email protected] Room DEARBORN 3, 7TH FLOOR, SAT 3:30 Disc. Seth E. Masket, University of California, Los Angeles Chair David W. Brady, Stanford University [email protected] [email protected] 15-17 ORGANIZED SE ASIA LEGISLATORS Papers Institutions and Parties in the U.S. House and Senate, 1789- Room SALON 2, 3RD FLOOR, SAT 3:30 2000 Chair Daniel Unger, University of Northern Illinois Gregory Koger, University of California, Los Angeles [email protected] [email protected] Papers Parties, Parliaments and Pork: Budgetary Politics in Thailand Party Cohesion in Congress and the States and the Philippines Gerald C. Wright, Indiana University Allen Hicken, University of Michigan [email protected] [email protected] The Scope of Senate Partisan Agenda Control Factions, Parties and the Durability of Cabinets and Coalitions Andrea C. Campbell, University of Illinois, Urbana- in Thailand: 1980-2000 Champaign Paul W. Chambers, University of Northern Illinois [email protected] [email protected] Parties, Committees, and Control Over Environmental Policy Information and Electoral Choice: the Case of Thailand Charles R. Shipan, University of Iowa Napisa Waitoolkiat, University of Northern Illinois [email protected] [email protected] Disc. William J. Kubik, Hanover College Leadership, Vote-Choice and Government Stability in Thailand [email protected] William R. Harker, Ohio State University David W. Brady, Stanford University [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Daniel Unger, University of Northern Illinois 18-7 ROUNDTABLE: PEW PROJECT ON 2002 [email protected] COMPETITIVE ELECTIONS: INCUMBENT VS. 16-5 PRESIDENTS' SUCCESS AND FAILURE IN CONGRESS CHALLENGER RACES Room CLARK 5, 7TH FLOOR, SAT 3:30 Room PARLOR F, 6TH FLOOR, SAT 3:30 112 Saturday, April 5 – 3:30 pm – 5:15 pm

Chair L.Sandy Maisel, Colby College Understanding State Attorneys' General Pursuit of Higher [email protected] Office Panel Paul Petterson, Central Connecticut State University Colin L. Provost, SUNY-Stony Brook [email protected] [email protected] Todd Donovan, Western Washington University The Changing Career Paths of State Legislators in an Era of [email protected] Term Limits Marni Ezra, Hood College Richard J. Powell, University of Maine [email protected] [email protected] Burdette Loomis, University of Kansas Rick Farmer, University of Akron [email protected] [email protected] Kelly Patterson, Brigham Young University The Unintended Consequences of State Term Limitations: A [email protected] Comparative Look at Careerism Among State Legislators Dan Hofrenning, St. Olaf College Suzanne Leland, University of North Carolina,Chapel Hill [email protected] [email protected] 19-14 JUDICIAL REVIEW OF ADMINISTRATIVE ACTION: Eric S. Heberlig, University of North Carolina,Charlotte POLITICS AT THE CHEVRON STATION [email protected] Room PDR 6, 3RD FLOOR, SAT 3:30 The Connectedness and Flow of Political Careers in Federal Chair Mark C. Miller, Clark University Systems: Politicians as Weathervanes of American Federalism [email protected] in 1789-2000 Papers Chevron Revisited: United States Supreme Court Statutory Matthew E. Glassman, Yale University Interpretation Decisions 1990-2002 [email protected] Ruth Ann Watry, Northern Michigan University Disc. Jennifer M. Jensen, University at Albany, SUNY [email protected] [email protected] The Political and Judicial Roles in Administrative Law: 22-8 THE POLITICS OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY I Evolution and the Politics of Policymaking Room MONTROSE 2, 7TH FLOOR, SAT 3:30 Anthony Bertelli, Texas A&M University Chair David L. Feldman, University of Tennessee [email protected] [email protected] Rulemaking and Adjudication in the Supreme Court's Papers Non-Economic Contributions to the Triumph of the Market- Administrative Law Decisions: Does Chevron Matter? Based Acid Rain Program Phase I of Clean Air Act of 1990 Mark J. Richards, Grand Valley State University Yasuo Ikari, Northern Illinois University [email protected] [email protected] Joseph L. Smith, Grand Valley State University Two Different Approaches, Two Different Outcomes: A Tale of [email protected] Endangered Species Act Enforcement in Two Communities Herbert M. Kritzer, University of Wisconsin-Madison Edward P. Weber, Washington State University [email protected] [email protected] Ideology and Deference: The Influence of Chevron on Nicholas Lovrich, Washington State University Administrative Law in the U.S. Courts of Appeals Michael Gaffney, Washington State University Mark S. Hurwitz, University at Buffalo, SUNY Environmental Enforcement and the Allocation of Justice [email protected] Andrew B. Whitford, University of Kansas Disc. Isaac Unah, University of North Carolina,Chapel Hill [email protected] [email protected] What Does Environmental Justice Look Like?: The Impact of Daniel Levin, University of Utah Grassroots Political Activity on the Toxic Waste Permitting [email protected] Process 19-21 BUILDING A HIGHER WALL?: JUDICIAL POLITICS Dominique D. Apollon, Stanford University AND THE SEPARATION OF CHURCH AND STATE [email protected] Room BURNHAM 4, 7TH FLOOR, SAT 3:30 Disc. David L. Feldman, University of Tennessee Chair Hans J. Hacker, Wheeling Jesuit University [email protected] [email protected] Evan J. Ringquist, Indiana University Papers Constraints on the Evolution of Justice Blackmun’s Approach to [email protected] the Religion Clauses 23-13 ROUNDTABLE: THEORETICAL PERSPECTIVES ON Joseph F. Kobylka, Southern Methodist University THE PRACTICE AND IMPACT OF PERFORMANCE [email protected] MEASUREMENT Changing Politics of the Establishment Clause Room LASALLE 2, 7TH FLOOR, SAT 3:30 Sangay K. Mishra, University of Southern California Chair Laurence Lynn, Jr., Texas A&M University [email protected] [email protected] Building a Higher Wall with the State Constitution?: State Panel Steven M. Maser, Willamette University Supreme Courts and School Vouchers after Zelman [email protected] James N.G. Cauthen, University of North Carolina at Hal G. Rainey, University of Georgia Greensboro [email protected] [email protected] Barry M. Mitnick, University of Pittsburgh Dealing with Religious Difference: The Logic of the Indian and [email protected] Israeli Supreme Courts 24-5 PATRIOTISM Shylashri Shankar, University of Texas at Austin Room SANDBURG 4, 7TH FLOOR, SAT 3:30 [email protected] Chair Lilly J. Goren, College of St. Catherine Disc. Steven P. Brown, Auburn University [email protected] [email protected] Papers Dimensions of Public Support for the Japanese National Flag Howard Schweber, University Wisconsin-Madison Steven T. Benfell, Western Michigan University [email protected] [email protected] 20-11 CAREERS John A. Clark, Western Michigan University Room SANDBURG 3, 7TH FLOOR, SAT 3:30 [email protected] Chair Jennifer M. Jensen, University at Albany, SUNY The Production of Patriotism: the Varied Uses of Political [email protected] Economy and Terrorism Papers Litigation, Regulation and the Electoral Connection: James M. Willson-Quayle, George Washington University [email protected] 113 Saturday, April 5 – 3:30 pm – 5:15 pm Gerome B. Rothman, London School of Economics and Political Science [email protected] The Rap on Revolution: Patriotism within Cuban Hip-Hop Mark Q. Sawyer, University of California, Los Angeles [email protected] Pena, Why the Nationality of Capital Sometimes Matters Lynn M. Tesser, University of Chicago [email protected] Disc. Lane Crothers, Illinois State University [email protected] 25-9 SOCIETAL CONFLICT AND JUSTICE Room PARLOR C, 6TH FLOOR, SAT 3:30 Chair Marc G. Pufong, Valdosta State University [email protected] Papers International Institutions of Justice: The New Norm Entrepreneurs Candace H. Blake, Columbia University [email protected] On Limits of Head of State and Sovereign Immunity: Pinochet and Milosevic Lessons Marc G. Pufong, Valdosta State University [email protected] Renewing Our Minds: Political Forgiveness and Leadership in the Former Yugoslavia Kendra B. Holtzman, University of Iowa [email protected] Disc. Grace M. Cheng, Hawaii Pacific University [email protected] [email protected] 25-12 ROUNDTABLE: IS THERE A FIELD OF DOMESTIC CONFLICT IN POLITICAL SCIENCE? PART I Room PARLOR D, 6TH FLOOR, SAT 3:30 Chair Mark I. Lichbach, University of Maryland-College Park [email protected] Panel Mark I. Lichbach, University of Maryland-College Park [email protected] Manus I. Midlarsky, Rutgers University [email protected] Christian Davenport, University of Maryland - College Park [email protected] Will Moore, Florida State University [email protected] 26-5 MOOT COURT SIMULATIONS: WITHIN AND WITHOUT THE CLASSROOM Room BURNHAM 5, 7TH FLOOR, SAT 3:30 Chair Jilda M. Aliotta, University of Hartford [email protected] Papers The Art of Writing Moot Court Problems John Williams, Principia College [email protected] Organizing an Inter-Collegiate Undergraduate Moot Court Tournament Charles Knerr, University of Texas at Arlington [email protected] Jackie Isaacs, University of Texas at Arlington [email protected] Nick Herron, University of Texas at Arlington [email protected] Bringing the Supreme Court into the Classroom: Mock Supreme Court Christine C. Pappas, East Central University [email protected] Disc. Ivan McKenzie, University of Illinois, Chicago [email protected] Jilda M. Aliotta, University of Hartford [email protected]

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Sunday, April 6 – 8:30 am – 10:15 am Neoliberalism and Democratization: A Comparative Perspective on Argentina and Turkey 1-12 PARLIAMENTARY POLITICS AND FINANCIAL Peri Kaleagasi Blind, Georgetown University MARKETS [email protected] Room BURNHAM 1, 7TH FLOOR, SUN 8:30 Why a Washington Consensus?: Convergent Discourses, Chair Jim Alt, Harvard University Signaling, and Neoliberalism [email protected] Aseema Sinha, University of Wisconsin - Madison Papers Bargaining and Bonds: How Cabinet Formation Affects the [email protected] Market for Government Debt Disc. Raj M. Desai, Georgetown University William Bernhard, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign [email protected] [email protected] 3-11 ETHNICITY AND TRUST IN NEW DEMOCRACIES David Leblang, University of Colorado, Boulder Room SALON 8, 3RD FLOOR, SUN 8:30 [email protected] Chair Elise Giuliano, University of Miami Modeling Spatial Effects in Comparative and International [email protected] Political Economy Papers Electoral Ethnic Bandwagon in New Democracies Robert J. Franzese, Jr., University of Michigan Jean G. Tompihe, University of California, Los Angeles [email protected] [email protected] Jude Hays, University of Michigan Ethnic Status and Political Pluralism in the Russian Regions [email protected] Gulnaz Sharafutdinova, George Washington University Government Formation and Exchange Markets [email protected] Lanny Martin, Florida State University Ethnicity and Trust in Post-Communist Transition [email protected] Donna Bahry, Vanderbilt University Will Moore, Florida State University [email protected] [email protected] Tick Wilson, Rice University Stock Markets, Elections, and Political Business Cycles [email protected] Nathan M Jensen, Washington University Disc. Elise Giuliano, University of Miami [email protected] [email protected] Delays in Cabinet Formation and Volatility in Stock Price 3-23 ACCESSION STRATEGIES OF NATO COUNTRIES Returns Room SALON 1, 3RD FLOOR, SUN 8:30 Fiona McGillivray, New York University Chair Charles Bukowski, Bradley University [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Jim Alt, Harvard University Papers Ensuring Success: The Baltic States' Path to NATO [email protected] Mark A. Cichock, University of Texas at Arlington 1-27 DOMESTIC CONSTRAINTS AND INTERNATIONAL [email protected] COMMITMENTS (Co-sponsored with International Slovakia's Plan for NATO Accession Relations, see 4-30) Marybeth Ulrich, US Army War College Room BURNHAM 2, 7TH FLOOR, SUN 8:30 [email protected] Chair Jon Pevehouse, University of Wisconsin Domestic Politics of Polish Accession to NATO [email protected] Jacek Lubecki, Millikin University Papers Democracies and International Cooperation: The Impact of [email protected] Domestic Institutions on IGO Membership in Advanced Disc. Charles Bukowski, Bradley University Industrialized Democracies [email protected] Daniel J. Minnich, University of Georgia 4-10 INTERNATIONAL AND DOMESTIC POLITICS IN THE [email protected] UNITED STATES Interministerial Coordination and Exchange: Formulating Room MONTROSE 7, 7TH FLOOR, SUN 8:30 National Positions for Complex International Negotiations Chair William D. Anderson, Western Illinois University Michael Stoiber, University of Mannheim [email protected] [email protected] Papers Issue Salience Interest Groups and Foreign Aid Domestic Political and Economic Constraints on Arms and Charles J. Borrero, George Mason University Alignment Decisions [email protected] Thomas E. Flores, University of Michigan Denese McArthur, Binghamton University [email protected] [email protected] Pivotal Politics in the European Union: An Event History Ashley Herad, Binghamton University Analysis [email protected] Thomas Koenig, Washington University, St. Louis The Influence of International Issues in Congressional Elections [email protected] Hadii M. Mamudu, West Virginia University Disc. Jon Pevehouse, University of Wisconsin [email protected] [email protected] Chaun Stores, West Virginia University Xinyuan Dai, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign [email protected] [email protected] Paying for Security?: The Political Economy of U.S. Military 2-12 EXTERNAL ACTORS AND INTERNAL REFORM: Spending EXAMPLES FROM DEVELOPING COUNTRIES Uk Heo, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Room DEARBORN 3, 7TH FLOOR, SUN 8:30 [email protected] Chair Raj M. Desai, Georgetown University Robert J. Eger, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee [email protected] [email protected] Papers Trade Liberalization in Latin America: Why Legislatures Disc. John H. Riley, Kutztown University Matter [email protected] Michael J. Kelly, University of California, San Diego Rhonda Callaway, Southern Methodist University [email protected] [email protected] When Are Regions Influential? Domestic vs. External Reforms 4-18 THE POLITICS OF INTERNAL VIOLENCE in Developing Countries Room MONTROSE 1, 7TH FLOOR, SUN 8:30 Sanchita B. Saxena, University of California, Davis Chair Lui Hebron, Eastern Washington University [email protected] [email protected] Papers War and Local Organization: A Case Study of the Korean War 115 Sunday, April 6 – 8:30 am – 10:15 am Jieun Yoo, University of Chicago Matthew A. Vile, University of New Orleans [email protected] [email protected] Killing the Citizenry: Violence as Domestic Policy A New Approach to the Study of Framing Policy Preferences: Stephanie McWhorter, University of California, San Diego Controlled Experimental Investigation of Universalistic vs. [email protected] Particularistic Justifications for Social Welfare Programs The Political Economy of Assassination, 1945-2000 Keith Fitzgerald, New College of Florida Zaryab Iqbal, Emory University [email protected] [email protected] Catherine Elliott, New College of Florida Christopher Zorn, Emory University [email protected] [email protected] Attitude Change and the Political Information Environment: Disc. Lui Hebron, Eastern Washington University Sources of Political Information and Decreasing Support for [email protected] Immigration 5-11 THE POLITICS OF EXCHANGE RATES Christopher Muste, Louisiana State University Room SANDBURG 6, 7TH FLOOR SUN 8:30 [email protected] Chair Thomas Oatley, University of North Carolina Disc. Susan J. Tabrizi, Bucknell University [email protected] [email protected] Papers Toeing the Line: Globalization and the Maintenance of Self- Paul B. Freedman, University of Virginia Destructive Policies [email protected] George Shambaugh, Georgetown University 7-9 ROUNDTABLE: THE EFFECTS OF CAMPAIGN [email protected] FINANCE REFORM ON STATE AND LOCAL Exchange Rate Commitments and the Role of Veto Players ELECTIONS Tamar Asadurian, New York University Room SALON 7, 3RD FLOOR, SUN 8:30 [email protected] Chair Patrick Basham, Cato Institute An Empirical Evaluation of the Politics of Exchange Rate in Six [email protected] East European Countries Panel Raymond J. La Raja, University of Massachusetts, Amherst Cristina Bodea, University of Rochester [email protected] [email protected] Robert Franciosi, Goldwater Institute Monetary and Fiscal Cycles in Open Economies: A Switching [email protected] Approach Jeffrey Milyo, University of Chicago Robert W. Walker, University of Rochester [email protected] [email protected] Anthony G. Gierzynski, University of Vermont Institutions, Accountability, and Currency Crises [email protected] Michele Chang, Colgate University Michael J. New, Harvard University 140 Persson Hall [email protected] Disc. Thomas Oatley, University of North Carolina Martin Zelder, University of Chicago [email protected] [email protected] 6-8 RELIGION, PUBLIC OPINION AND PARTICIPATION Disc. Michael J. New, Harvard University Room SALON 5, 3RD FLOOR, SUN 8:30 [email protected] Chair Ted G. Jelen, University of Nevada, Las Vegas 7-12 SOCIAL AND CONTESTUAL INFLUENCES ON [email protected] PARTICIPATION Papers Building God's Army: Political Opinion Cohesion in Room SALON 6, 3RD FLOOR, SUN 8:30 Congregations Chair S. Karthick Ramakrishnan, Public Policy Institute of Paul A. Djupe, Denison University California [email protected] [email protected] Christopher P. Gilbert, Gustavus Adolphus College Papers Contextual Effects at the Community Level: Voter Turnout in [email protected] Neighborhoods Putting Religion in Context by Putting Context Into the Study of Moshe Haspel, Emory University Religion [email protected] David E. Campbell, University of Notre Dame H. Gibbs Knotts, Western Carolina University [email protected] [email protected] Personality Traits, Religious Capital, and Civic Engagement Estimating Who is Most Likely to Respond to Changes in Among Small Group Members in America Registration Laws Franklyn C. Niles, John Brown University Michael J. Hanmer, University of Michigan [email protected] [email protected] White Elephants, The South, and Salvation: Is the Christian Lower Class Participation in Presidential Elections from 1984- Right More Conservative on Racial Issues than the General 2000: Michigan and Minnesota Population? Uisoon Kwon, Western Michigan University Mandi L. Bates, University of Kentucky [email protected] [email protected] Language use, Language Preference and Political Participation Stephen Voss, University of Kentucky Martin Johnson, University of California, Riverside [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Ted G. Jelen, University of Nevada, Las Vegas Robert M. Stein, Rice University [email protected] [email protected] 6-25 FRAMING, PRIMING AND PUBLIC OPINION Robert D. Wrinkle, University of Texas, Pan American Room SALON 2, 3RD FLOOR, SUN 8:30 [email protected] Chair Paul B. Freedman, University of Virginia Disc. S. Karthick Ramakrishnan, Public Policy Institute of [email protected] California Papers Thinking About Frames: Do cognitive Responses Mediate [email protected] Framing Effects on Public Opinion 9-1 WOMEN JUDGES: COURT AND CONTEXT (Co- Kimberly A. Gross, George Washington University sponsored with Judicial Politics and Public Law, see 19-26) [email protected] Room SALON 3, 3RD FLOOR, SUN 8:30 Paul Brewer, George Washington University Chair Judith A. Baer, Texas A&M University [email protected] [email protected] Elite/Mass Miscommunications and Gun Control Policy Papers Gender and Judging 116 Sunday, April 6 – 8:30 am – 10:15 am

Jilda M. Aliotta, University of Hartford Time, Place, and Circumstance: The Dynamics of Adherence to [email protected] Integrationism and Black Nationalism The Impact of Female State Chief Judges on the Administration Melanye T. Price, Wesleyan University of State Courts [email protected] Robert C. Turner, Skidmore College Disc. Melissa R. Michelson, California State University, Fresno [email protected] [email protected] Beau Breslin, Skidmore College Joseph Stewart, University of New Mexico [email protected] [email protected] Judicial Bias or Counterbalance? A Test of 'Representative 11-2 HUME, BURKE, AND SMITH Voice' Theory Room CLARK 10, 7TH FLOOR, SUN 8:30 Elaine Martin, Eastern Michigan University Chair James Simeone, Illinois Wesleyan University [email protected] [email protected] Barry Pyle, Eastern Michigan University Papers Hume on History and the Liberal Mind [email protected] Robert A. Manzer, Nebraska Wesleyan University Gender, Politics, and Elections: Testing the Influence of [email protected] Institutions on Female State Supreme Court Justices in Fourth Edmund Burke as a Religious Thinker: Efficacy and Utility at Amendment Cases, 1980-2000 the Intersection of Religion and Politics Madhavi M. McCall, San Diego State University Steven P. Millies, The Catholic University of America [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Susan Mezey, Loyola University Adam Smith and Edmund Burke: Understanding the Divisions [email protected] in Conservative Thought 9-11 GENDER WITHOUT BORDERS Kevin M. Wagner, University of Florida Room LASALLE 1, 7TH FLOOR, SUN 8:30 [email protected] Chair Margaret E. Gilkison, University of Wisconsin- Eau Claire Theorizing Nature and Culture: Burke's Political Theory of [email protected] Human Nature and Experience Papers Globalization, Migration, and Trafficking in Humans: The Robert E. Watkins, University of Pennsylvania Efficacy of International Institutions in Combating Human [email protected] Smuggling and the Forced Prostitution of Women Disc. Steven J. Wulf, Lawrence University Sylvia G. Maier, Georgia Institute of Technology [email protected] [email protected] 12-2 THE STATE AND THE FOREIGNER: HISTORY AND Stefanie Wayco, Georgia Institute of Technology THEORY [email protected] Room MONTROSE 2, 7TH FLOOR, SUN 8:30 Transcultural Translation of Gender and Indigenous Identities : Chair Mika LaVaque-Manty, University of Michigan Continental and International Positions of Indigenous Leaders [email protected] on the Right to Self-Determination Papers Whose Culture? Whose Equality? Liberal Respect and the Edith Garneau, University of Chicago Cultural Construction of Identity [email protected] Sandra J. Badin, Columbia University/ Harvard Law School Gendered Process, Gendered Outcomes: Negotiated Social [email protected] Policy in the EU Justifying the Citizen/Foreigner Distinction: Social Cooperation Allyson M. Lowe, Chatham College is Not Equivalent to Compensated Non-Opposition [email protected] Dan Ernst, Yale University War Crimes Engendered: Culture, Combat and the Prosecution [email protected] of Rape in International Law Is There A Right to Asylum? Sara L. Zeigler, Eastern Kentucky University Matthew E. Price, Harvard University [email protected] [email protected] Gregory G. Gunderson, Central Missouri State University Do Liberals Need Patriotism? The Cases of Rawls and Hume [email protected] Anna B. Stilz, Harvard University Gender Mainstreaming in the European Union: Effects on [email protected] Expansion and the Case of Women in Poland Disc. Andreas Kalyvas, University of Michigan Karen J. Vogel, Hamline University [email protected] [email protected] 14-2 ANALYSIS OF LEGISLATIVE VOTING BEHAVIOR Disc. Bethany Barratt, Roosevelt University Room LASALLE 2, 7TH FLOOR, SUN 8:30 [email protected] Chair Scott Bassinger, SUNY-Stony Brook Theodora-Ismene Gizelis, Chapman University [email protected] [email protected] Papers Measuring Bias and Uncertainty in Ideal Point Estimates via the 10-10 DIFFUSION OF ATTITUDES WITHIN RACIAL/ETHNIC Parametric Bootstrap GROUPS Keith T. Poole, University of Houston Room MONTROSE 3, 7TH FLOOR, SUN 8:30 [email protected] Chair Melissa R. Michelson, California State University, Fresno Jeffrey B. Lewis, University of California, Los Angeles [email protected] [email protected] Papers Among the Hmong in America: Age Cohorts and Ideal Point Estimates in the Antebellum North and South Postmaterial/Postmodern Value Shifts Carolina Legislatures: Was there Widespread Anti-Slavery Steven Majstorovic, University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire Sentiments in the American South? [email protected] Jeffrey D. Grynaviski, University of Chicago Caitlin Mai Chong Lee, University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire [email protected] [email protected] Michael C. Munger, Duke University Latino Political Participation in the United States [email protected] Meredith M. Caird, University of Georgia Senators, States and Constituencies: Constituency Influences [email protected] on Senatorial Roll Call Voting Good Times? Understanding African American Misperceptions Joshua D. Clinton, Princeton University of Racial Economic Fortunes [email protected] Melissa V. Harris-Lacewell, University of Chicago Disc. Scott Bassinger, SUNY-Stony Brook [email protected] [email protected] 15-4 ADAPTIVE MODELS OF INTEREST GROUP POLITICS 117 Sunday, April 6 – 8:30 am – 10:15 am Room LASALLE 5, 7TH FLOOR, SUN 8:30 Papers State Campaign Finance Enforcement Chair Kenneth W. Kollman, University of Michigan Todd Lochner, Boise State University [email protected] [email protected] Papers The Value of Money in Elections: Convergence Among Disclosure is not Enough: Empirical Lessons from State Contributors Towards Consensus About Electoral Outcomes Experiences Jonathan Wand, Cornell University David Schultz, Hamline University [email protected] [email protected] The Strategic Construction of Interest Group Identities Designing Disclosure: Tracing the Tributaries of Campaign Michael T. Heaney, University of Chicago Finance [email protected] Clyde Wilcox, Georgetown University Interest Groups as Adaptive Organizations: Institutional Change [email protected] in Voluntary Associations I'll Take Mine Soft: Tracking the Flow of Non-Federal Dollars McGee W. Young, Syracuse University in U.S. Senate Campaigns, 1992-2000 [email protected] Janna Deitz, University of Georgia Disc. Kenneth W. Kollman, University of Michigan [email protected] [email protected] William Gillespie, University of Georgia 15-11 PRIMARIES [email protected] Room LASALLE 3, 7TH FLOOR, SUN 8:30 M. V. Hood, III, University of Georgia Chair DeWayne L. Lucas, William Smith College [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Joseph W. Doherty, University of California, Los Angeles Papers Not All Primaries are Created Equal: The Effects of Primary [email protected] Election Environments on Party Elite Behavior Daniel H. Lowenstein, University of California, Los Angeles Casey B. K. Dominguez, University of California, Berkeley [email protected] [email protected] 19-4 THE CONSTITUTIONALITY OF PRESIDENT BUSH'S A Theory of Divisive Primary Elections FAITH-BASED INITIATIVE Jeff Lazarus, University of California, San Diego Room DEARBORN 2, 7TH FLOOR, SUN 8:30 [email protected] Chair David K. Ryden, Hope College Measuring Divisive Primaries and their impact on General [email protected] Election Outcomes Papers A Comparative Constitutional Case Study of Faith-Based Justin P. Wedeking, University of Minnesota Initiatives in the State of New Jersey [email protected] Mary Segers, Rutgers University Robert D. Brown, University of Mississippi [email protected] [email protected] Constitutional Questions in the Wake of the Bush Faith-based Before the Primaries: Modeling Pre-Primary Presidential Agenda Nomination Politics" David K. Ryden, Hope College Randall E. Adkins, University of Nebraska at Omaha [email protected] [email protected] Faith-Based Mental Health Delivery in the State of Ohio: A Wayne P. Steger, DePaul University Constitutional Case Study [email protected] Jeff Polet, Malone College Andrew J. Dowdle, Fayetteville State University [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Howard Schweber, University Wisconsin-Madison Disc. Robert W. Mickey, University of Michigan [email protected] [email protected] David K. Ryden, Hope College DeWayne L. Lucas, William Smith College [email protected] [email protected] 19-16 INSTITUTIONAL CONSTRAINTS AND JUDICIAL 17-10 PROCEDURE AND STRATEGY IN LEGISLATURES INDEPENDENCE AROUND THE WORLD Room BURNHAM 4, 7TH FLOOR, SUN 8:30 Room DEARBORN 1, 7TH FLOOR, SUN 8:30 Chair Bruce Oppenheimer, Vanderbilt University Chair Robert L. Dudley, George Mason University [email protected] [email protected] Papers Discharge Petition Bargaining in the House Papers Institutional Constraints, Foreign Affairs Litigation and the Andrew D. Martin, Washington University Federal Judiciary [email protected] Kirk A. Randazzo, Michigan State University Rene Lindstaedt, Washington University [email protected] [email protected] Judicial Independence and Counter-Majoritarian Judicial Suspensions, Special Rules, and Selection Effects: A Unified Decision-Making - A Comparative Analysis Model of Agenda Setting in the U.S. House Jeffrey J. Davis, University of Maryland, Baltimore County Charles J. Finocchiaro, Michigan State University [email protected] [email protected] Constitutional Innovation, a Revitalized Supreme Court, & the Politics without the Rules Committee: The Fast-Track End of Legislative Supremacy in Canada Procedure and Legislative Politics Jameson W. Doig, Princeton University Dong-hun Kim, University of Iowa [email protected] [email protected] Courts, Cronies, and Credible Commitments: The Politics of The Use of Consent Calendars in American State Legislatures Judicial Independence in Southeast Asia Harvey J. Tucker, Texas A&M University Nick Jorgensen, University of Michigan [email protected] [email protected] Disc. John D. Wilkerson, University of Washington Disc. Martin Shapiro, University of California, Berkeley [email protected] [email protected] Bruce Oppenheimer, Vanderbilt University Mark C. Miller, Clark University [email protected] [email protected] 18-3 DESIGNING DISCLOSURE: TRACING THE 20-14 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT TRIBUTARIES OF CAMPAIGN FINANCE Room SANDBURG 4, 7TH FLOOR, SUN 8:30 Room SALON 4, 3RD FLOOR, SUN 8:30 Chair Annette Steinacker, Claremont Graduate University Chair Daniel H. Lowenstein, University of California, Los Angeles [email protected] [email protected] 118 Sunday, April 6 – 8:30 am – 10:15 am

Papers Measuring Subnational Government Capacity: A Comparative Time Series Approach To Economic Development Policy Michael W. Hail, Morehead State University [email protected] Jeremy L. Hall, University of Kentucky [email protected] Developing a State: Assessing the Report Cards on Economic Development Policies Mark E. Tompkins, University of South Carolina [email protected] The Community Development Block Grant Program: Does It Create a Paradox in Intergovernmental Public Policy? Donna M. Milam, Auburn University [email protected] Explaining State Adoption of Community Development Finance Institutions Programs Natalie A. Davila, Roosevelt University [email protected] Jeanne L. Bloom, [email protected] Disc. Annette Steinacker, Claremont Graduate University [email protected] 22-10 NEW FRAMEWORKS FOR AMERICAN POLITICS Room SANDBURG 3, 7TH FLOOR, SUN 8:30 Chair Lawrence R. Jacobs, University of Minnesota [email protected] Papers TITLE MISSING Margaret Weir, University of California, Berkeley [email protected] TITLE MISSING James A. Morone, Brown University [email protected] TITLE MISSING Benjamin I. Page, Northwestern University [email protected] Disc. Daniel Carpenter, Harvard University [email protected] 27-1 ROUNDTABLE: BEYOND THE WOMEN'S CAUCUS? REFLECTIONS ON THE CAUCUS IN THE 20TH AND 21ST CENTURIES Room PARLOR F, 6TH FLOOR, SUN 8:30 Chair Erica Townsend-Bell, Washington University in St. Louis [email protected] Panel Ann C. Lin, University of Michigan [email protected] Lisa A. Baldez, Washington University in St. Louis [email protected] Susan Welch, Pennsylvania State University [email protected] Toni-Michelle Travis, George Mason University [email protected]

119 Sunday, April 6 – 10:30 am – 12:15 pm Sunday, April 6 – 10:30 am – 12:15 pm Room MONTROSE 3, 7TH FLOOR, SUN 10:30 Chair Timothy J. Schorn, University of South Dakota 1-13 THE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN PUBLIC OPINION [email protected] AND PUBLIC POLICY: FROM SHAPING OPINION TO Papers Calvary's Cross and The Crescent Moon: Whose Ethics in CIRCUMVENTING OPPOSITION International Affairs? Room BURNHAM 1, 7TH FLOOR, SUN 10:30 Russell A. Hamilton, Mansfield University Chair Cliff J. Carrubba, Emory University [email protected] [email protected] Is the War on Terrorism Just?: Exploring Just War Theory in a Papers A Decision Theoretic Model of Public Opinion Formation: Changing Global Context Guns, Butter, and European Common Defense Jacqueline M. Vieceli, Minnesota State University, Mankato Cliff J. Carrubba, Emory University [email protected] [email protected] Toward a Cosmopolitan Theory of Just War Poverty, Inequality, and Government Spending: Public Opinion Kimberly A. Hudson, Brown University in Comparative Perspective [email protected] F. John Mehrtens III, University of North Carolina,Chapel Disc. Timothy J. Schorn, University of South Dakota Hill [email protected] [email protected] 4-25 SELF-PRESENTATION IN PUBLIC DIPLOMACY Strategies of Reducing Resistances to Policies: The Reform of Room MONTROSE 1, 7TH FLOOR, SUN 10:30 Private Education in Spain and France at the Beginning of the Chair Niall G. Michelsen, Western Carolina University Eighties [email protected] Maria Fernandez Mellizo-Soto, Juan March Institute Papers Pre-Emptive War or Preventive War? The Bush Doctrine and [email protected] the Challenge of American Democracy Limiting the Scope of Conflict: Deportation and Damage Scott A. Silverstone, United States Military Academy Control in Germany and the United States [email protected] Antje Ellermann, Brandeis University Strategic Self-Presentation in Public Diplomacy: The Israeli- [email protected] Palestinian Case Disc. Carol Mershon, University of Virginia Ben D. Mor, University of Haifa [email protected] [email protected] 2-13 ETHNICITY AND FEDERALISM IN COMPARATIVE The Unilateralist Ruse: Multilateralism as a Practical Mean PERSPECTIVE Toward Appeasing Key Domestic Constituencies and Foreign Room DEARBORN 3, 7TH FLOOR, SUN 10:30 Allies Since 9/11 Chair William Reno, Northwestern University Victor Menaldo, Claremont Graduate University [email protected] [email protected] Papers Ethnicity and Federalism in Comparative Perspective Disc. Richard E. Rupp, Purdue University, Calumet John W. Harbeson, CUNY [email protected] [email protected] 4-26 OFFENSIVE AND DEFENSIVE REALISM Contesting Citizenship: Indigenous Movements, the State, and Room MONTROSE 2, 7TH FLOOR, SUN 10:30 the Postliberal Challenge in Latin America Chair Richard J. Stoll, Rice University Deborah Yashar, Princeton University [email protected] [email protected] Papers Can Offensive & Defensive Realism Be Integrated? Neither Too Much Autonomy, Nor Too Little: The Goldilocks William D. Anderson, Western Illinois University Theory of Federalism in Multinational Contexts [email protected] Hudson Meadwell, McGill University U.S. Foreign Policy in Central Asia: Offensive and Defensive [email protected] Realism Considered Divided We Stand: Institutional Sources of Ethnofederal Uri Fisher, University of Colorado, Boulder Survival and Collapse [email protected] Henry E. Hale, Indiana University Offense-Defense Balance: Theory and Evidence [email protected] Yoram Z. Haftel, Ohio State University Disc. Ashutosh Varshney, University of Michigan [email protected] [email protected] Yoav Gortzak, Ohio State University 3-9 THE EFFECT OF RELIGION ON DEMOCRATIZATION [email protected] Room SALON 8, 3RD FLOOR, SUN 10:30 From Typing to Turf: Reorienting the Debate about Offensive Chair Teresa J. Burns, Claremont Graduate University and Defensive Realism [email protected] Joshua M. Baron, Columbia University Papers Can Traditional Institutions Adopt Modern Practices to Effect [email protected] Political Change? The Case of the Roman Catholic Church Disc. Richard J. Stoll, Rice University Lan T. Chu, George Washington University [email protected] [email protected] 5-12 MACROECONOMIC MANAGEMENT The Political Side Of Religion: The Case Of Religious Change Room SANDBURG 6, 7TH FLOOR, SUN 10:30 In Brazil Chair William Clark, New York University Marilene Barros-Luis, Ball State University [email protected] [email protected] Papers Who Wants to Repay the Foreign Debt? Public Opinion and An Historic Mass, an Historic Kiss, and a Reexamination of Economic Sophistication in Argentina Church-State Relations in Mexico Michael R. Tomz, Stanford University Lynda K. Barrow, Coe College [email protected] [email protected] The Institutional and Political Determinants of Bank Bailouts: An Alternative to Secular Authoritarianism and Islam An Empirical Analysis of Governmental Response to Bank Absolutism? The Rise of Democratic Islamism in Turkey Crises Gunes Murat Tezcur, University of Michigan Guillermo Rosas, ITAM [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Teresa J. Burns, Claremont Graduate University Globalization and Central Bank Independence: A Partisan [email protected] Explanation 4-9 JUSTICE AND ETHICS IN INTERNATIONAL Raymond P. Hicks, Emory University RELATIONS [email protected] 120 Sunday, April 6 – 10:30 am – 12:15 pm

National Security and National Finance: A Reassessment of Shooting the Messenger: Explaining the Public's Discontent Gerschenkron with the Media Richard Carney, University of California, San Diego David A. Jones, James Madison University [email protected] [email protected] Disc. William Clark, New York University Disc. Timothy Vercellotti, Elon University [email protected] [email protected] 6-24 STRATEGY, SELF-INTEREST, AND POLITICAL 9-2 DO WOMEN'S MOVEMENTS HAVE A SHARED DECISIONS TACTICAL REPERTOIRE? Room SALON 5, 3RD FLOOR, SUN 10:30 Room LASALLE 1, 7TH FLOOR, SUN 10:30 Chair Gar R. Culbert, University of Virginia Chair Karen Beckwith, College of Wooster [email protected] [email protected] Papers Measuring Political Self-Interest and Altruism. A Computer Papers Inside and Outside the State: Insider Status and Tactical Choice Based Approach in the U.S. Women's Movement Thomas C. Craemer, SUNY at Stony Brook Lee Ann Banaszak, Pennsylvania State University [email protected] [email protected] The Proclivity of Strategic Reasoning Do Women's Movements Have a Shared Tactical Repertoire? Thomas Gschwend, University of Mannheim Karen Beckwith, College of Wooster [email protected] [email protected] A Re-Evaluation of Sophisticated Voting in the 1988 Engaging Violence: How the American Women's Movement Presidential Primaries Has Responded to Violent Opposition Gar R. Culbert, University of Virginia Anne Costain, University of Colorado at Boulder [email protected] [email protected] Repeated Social Interaction, Cue-taking, and the Development Transnational Women's Movements, Political Solidarity, and of Trust in a Social Environment International, Agreements on Violence Against Women Martin Johnson, University of California, Riverside S. Laurel Weldon, Purdue University [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Mitchell Sanders, University of Notre Dame Disc. Elisabeth Clemens, University of Chicago [email protected] [email protected] 7-10 CAMPAIGN ORGANIZATION AND STRATEGY 11-16 HOBBES: NATURE AND LANGUAGE Room SALON 7, 3RD FLOOR, SUN 10:30 Room CLARK 10, 7TH FLOOR, SUN 10:30 Chair Jeffrey F. Kraus, Wagner College Chair Stephen Engelmann, University of Illinois, Chicago [email protected] [email protected] Papers Presidents and the Permanent Campaign: Toward a New Papers How Families Emerge from the State of Nature: Patriarchalism Theory of Presidential Elections in the Political Theory of Thomas Hobbes Justin S. Vaughn, Texas A&M University Yishaiya Abosch, Fresno State [email protected] [email protected] Size Isn't All that Matters: A Dynamic Model and Empirical The Linguistic Structure of Hobbes's Sovereign Test of Resource Allocation in U.S. Presidential Campaigns Kevin Cameron, Lafayette College Jennifer L. Merolla, Duke University [email protected] [email protected] Hobbes' Insincerity Michael C. Munger, Duke University John M. Kang, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor [email protected] [email protected] Michael W Tofias, Duke University Modern Political Ontology: Locke and Rousseau's Response to [email protected] Hobbes Candidate Campaign Organizational Strength and Campaigning David L. Williams, University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point in the 1990s [email protected] Brian J. Brox, University of Texas at Austin Disc. Gary A. Remer, Tulane University [email protected] [email protected] Tempus Fugit: How Legislative Candidates Use Their Own 12-13 ISSUES IN SOCIAL AND POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY Time as a Strategic Resource\ Room BURNHAM 2, 7TH FLOOR, SUN 10:30 Brian K. Arbour, University of Texas at Austin Chair Joel Olson, Estrella Mountain College [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Joseph K. Unekis, Kansas State University Papers To See and Be Seen: Spectacle, Surveillance, and Scopophilic [email protected] Citizenship Jeffrey F. Kraus, Wagner College Margaret E. Farrar, Augustana College [email protected] [email protected] 8-6 POLITICAL CONFLICT AND TRUST Hypocrisy and Political Philosophy Room MONTROSE 7, 7TH FLOOR, SUN 10:30 Peter Furia, Wake Forest University Chair Timothy Vercellotti, Elon University [email protected] [email protected] Humility and Responsibility After Liberalism, or, My Role in Papers Televised Political Conflict: Nemesis or Necessity? the Death of Amadou Diallo Diana C. Mutz, Ohio State University Chad Lavin, Pennsylvania State University [email protected] [email protected] R. Andrew Holbrook, Ohio State University Probing the Appeal of Nationalism through Maps, Language [email protected] and Race The New Media and Perceptions of Congress Avital Shein, University of Maryland-College Park Richard Forgette, Miami University [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Joel Olson, Estrella Mountain College Jonathan S. Morris, Miami University [email protected] [email protected] 13-12 SOFTWARE PRESENTATION ON USING Dimensions of News Media Evaluations: Accuracy Versus Bias EXPERIMENTS TO TEACH ANALYTICAL POLITICAL Jonathan Ladd, Princeton University SCIENCE [email protected] Room PARLOR F, 6TH FLOOR, SUN 10:30 Chair Rebecca Morton, New York University 121 Sunday, April 6 – 10:30 am – 12:15 pm [email protected] Susan Carroll, Rutgers University Panel Charles Holt, University of Virginia [email protected] [email protected] 18-10 SENATE ELECTIONS AND REPRESENTATION 15-10 PARTIES OF LEFT & RIGHT Room DEARBORN 2, 7TH FLOOR, SUN 10:30 Room SALON 1, 3RD FLOOR, SUN 10:30 Chair Wendy J. Schiller, Brown University Chair William W. Riggs, Texas A&M University [email protected] [email protected] Papers Playing to the Public: U.S. Senate Candidates and the Decision Papers Power to the People (and to us). Populism in the to a Go Negative Communication of Political Parties in Belgium Amanda D. Williams, University of Wisconsin-Madison Stefaan A.J. Walgrave, University of Antwerp [email protected] [email protected] Electoral Strength and Cue Taking from the Same State-the Jan Jagers, University of Antwerp Same Party Partner in the U.S. Senate" [email protected] Jangsu Kim, SUNY at Stony Brook The British Green Party and European Union Policies: Policy as [email protected] a Reflection of Party Identity Issue Representation and Descriptive Diversity in Senate Debra J. Holzhauer, Coe College Elections [email protected] Benjamin G. Bishin, University of Miami Green Party Campaign Workers and the 2000 Election [email protected] James L. Canfield, University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point Jay Dow, University of Missouri [email protected] [email protected] Disc. William W. Riggs, Texas A&M University Candidates, Competitiveness, and Spatial Voting in U.S. Senate [email protected] Elections 16-8 PRESIDENTIAL CONTROL OVER POLICY MAKING Joseph Gershtenson, East Carolina University Room LASALLE 3, 7TH FLOOR, SUN 10:30 [email protected] Chair Lyn Ragsdale, University of Illinois, Chicago Disc. Alan Abramowitz, Emory University [email protected] [email protected] Papers Changing Policy Course Within the White House: The Power Scott A. Nikolai, Fort Hays State University of Executive Orders During the Modern Presidency [email protected] Adam L. Warber, Clemson University 19-3 THE CONTESTED CIVIC CONSTITUTION [email protected] Room SALON 3, 3RD FLOOR, SUN 10:30 Venture Constitutionalism and the Presidential Conundrum Chair John E. Finn, Wesleyan University Ryan J. Barilleaux, Miami University [email protected] [email protected] Papers Civil Liberties After 9/11: What Price Security? How Strong Does the Constitution Make the President? Bruce Altschuler, SUNY-Oswego Benjamin A. Kleinerman, Michigan State University [email protected] [email protected] Detention by Any Other Name? National Security, Civil Liberty Heuristic Search and the Power of Hierarchy: What Library and the Need for Constitutional Understanding Catalogs Can Tell Us About National Intelligence Disasters Galya B. Ruffer, University of Pennsylvania Thomas H. Hammond, Michigan State University [email protected] [email protected] Citizen Constitutional Knowledge, Civic Capacities, and Ko Maeda, Michigan State University Constitutional Meaning [email protected] Brett E. Marston, SUNY-Oswego Kyle I. Jen, House Fiscal Agency, Michigan House of [email protected] Representatives Citizen, Plaintiff: The Politics of Constitutional Torts [email protected] Lynda G. Dodd, University of Delaware Disc. Kirk R. Emmert, Kenyon college [email protected] [email protected] We the People, or We the People (of the Several States)? Jon D. Schaff, Northern State University Dennis J. Goldford, Drake University [email protected] [email protected] 17-11 WOMEN IN LEGISLATURES (Co-sponsored with Gender Disc. Ira L. Strauber, Grinnell College and Politics, see 9-19) [email protected] Room BURNHAM 4, 7TH FLOOR, SUN 10:30 John E. Finn, Wesleyan University Chair Susan Carroll, Rutgers University [email protected] [email protected] 19-10 THE REHNQUIST COURT, CONSTITUTIONAL Papers Women and Men in the House: An Analyses of House Voting FEDERALISM, AND THE POLITICS OF RIGHTS Behavior Room SALON 2, 3RD FLOOR, SUN 10:30 Charles P. Tien, Hunter College, CUNY Chair Henry Abraham, University of Virginia [email protected] [email protected] Dena Levy, SUNY Brockport Papers The Rehnquist Court Federalism and the Reagan Regime [email protected] J. Mitchell Pickerill, Washington State University The Dynamics of Female Liberalism in the US House of [email protected] Representatives, 1972-1996 Cornell W. Clayton, Washington State University Joseph D. Ura, University of North Carolina,Chapel Hill The Intergovernmental Lobby, the Rehnquist Court, and the [email protected] Constitutional Politics of Sovereign Immunity Documenting Difference: Men and Women State Legislators ' Stephen G. Bragaw, Sweet Briar College Activities [email protected] Sarah J. Poggione, University of Georgia An Innate Sense of Fairness: Minnesota's Waiver of Sovereign [email protected] Immunity and the Politics of Rights Taking it to the Floor: The Effects of Descriptive Matthew H. Bosworth, Winona State University Representation Upon State Legislative Agendas [email protected] Kimberly S. Adams, University of Mississippi The Formation of Federalism: The Founder's Views of the [email protected] Necessary and Proper Clause Disc. Elizabeth A. Oldmixon, University of North Texas Michael R. Fine, University of Wisconsin, Eau Claire [email protected] [email protected] 122 Sunday, April 6 – 10:30 am – 12:15 pm

James J. Tubbs, Tracking the Role of the American Administrative State in [email protected] Citizens' Lives Unsettling the New Deal: The Rehnquist Court's Resuscitation Suzanne B. Mettler, Syracuse University of Federalism [email protected] George Thomas, University of Oklahoma Andrew Milstein, Syracuse University [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Thomas Keck, Syracuse University The Impact of Political, Economic and Organizational [email protected] Variables on the Number of Charges Filed with the EEOC Janssen Marc, University of California, Los Angeles Under the Equal Pay Act of 1963 [email protected] Teresa L. Hutchins, West Virginia University 20-12 ETHNIC CONFLICT AND CONFLICT RESOLUTION [email protected] Room SANDBURG 4, 7TH FLOOR, SUN 10:30 Disc. Mary T. Hallock Morris, Indiana University - Southeast Chair Allen Hicken, University of Michigan [email protected] [email protected] Suzanne M. Robbins, Morehead State University Papers Strategic Decentralization in Post-Communist Transition [email protected] Mikhail Filippov, Washington University 23-7 FAITH-BASED ORGANIZATIONS IN THE DELIVERY [email protected] OF PUBLIC SERVICES Federalism and Conflict Resolution: Considering Selection Room LASALLE 2, 7TH FLOOR, SUN 10:30 Biases Chair Nancy Winemiller Basinger, University of Utah Simon Hug, University of St. Gallen [email protected] [email protected] Papers Faith, Hope & Charity: Charitable Choice and President Bush's The Impact of Federalism on Party Systems Faith Based Initiative Scott W. Desposato, University of Arizona Sheila S. Kennedy, Indiana University Purdue University [email protected] Indianapolis Mark Jones, Michigan State University [email protected] [email protected] Defining Faith or What is the Opposite of Faith-based? Disc. Allen Hicken, University of Michigan Winnifred F. Sullivan, University of Chicago [email protected] [email protected] Jenna Bednar, University of Michigan The Political Costs of Charitable Choice [email protected] Judith Lynn Failer, Indiana University 21-7 STUDIES IN URBAN GOVERNANCE: INSTITUTIONS [email protected] AND CONSEQUENCES Transforming the American State: Reinvention, Devolution, Room LASALLE 5, 7TH FLOOR, SUN 10:30 and Charitable Choice Chair Mark N. Lubell, University of California, Davis Laura S. Jensen, University of Massachusetts, Amherst [email protected] [email protected] Papers Models of Cooperation in Metropolitan Areas Disc. Nancy Winemiller Basinger, University of Utah Annette Steinacker, Claremont Graduate University [email protected] [email protected] 24-7 NATIONAL ECONOMIC PERCEPTIONS AND THE The Major Leagues: Collective Action and the Formation of VOTE State Leagues of Cities Room SALON 4, 3RD FLOOR, SUN 10:30 Bertram Johnson, Carleton College Chair Richard Niemi, University of Rochester [email protected] [email protected] Metropolitan Government Structure and Political Participation Papers Television News, Economic Perceptions and Political Christine A. Kelleher, University of North Carolina, Chapel Preferences in Britain, 1997-2001 Hill David Sanders, University of Sussex [email protected] [email protected] David Lowery, University of North Carolina,Chapel Hill Mediated Representations of the Economy and Economic [email protected] Voting: A Comparative Perspective Institutional Design and the Responsiveness of Representative Raymond Duch, University of Houston Government [email protected] Elisabeth R. Gerber, University of Michigan TITLE MISSING [email protected] Randy Stevenson, University of Houston Justin H. Phillips, University of California, San Diego [email protected] [email protected] French Economic Perceptions and the Economic Vote The Politics of Local Land Use Governance Michael Lewis-Beck, University of Iowa Richard C. Feiock, Florida State University [email protected] [email protected] TITLE MISSING Mark Lubell, University of California, Davis Nadeau, Moon-Gi Jeong, Florida State University Bush v. Gore: The Recount of Economic Voting [email protected] Helmut Norpoth, SUNY Disc. Lana S. Stein, University of Missouri-St. Louis [email protected] [email protected] Disc. Noah Kaplan, University of Houston 22-3 BUREAUCRATIC POLITICS IN SOCIAL POLICY 28-1 PHILOSOPHY AND RULE Room SANDBURG 3, 7TH FLOOR, SUN 10:30 Room DEARBORN 1, 7TH FLOOR, SUN 10:30 Chair Mary T. Hallock Morris, Indiana University - Southeast Chair Gary G. Glenn, Northern Illinois University [email protected] [email protected] Papers Private Power and American Bureaucracy Papers Homer's prescription for a good ruler Robert C. Lieberman, Columbia University Evanthia D. Speliotis, Bellarmine University [email protected] [email protected] Ideological Preferences and Policy Implementation in Street Comparing the Virtue of Xenophon's Cyrus and Socrates Level Bureaucracies Jason R. Jividen, Northern Illinois University Lael R. Keiser, University of Missouri - Columbia [email protected] [email protected] Philosophy, Philosophers and Politics in Xenophon's Cyropaedia 123 Sunday, April 6 – 10:30 am – 12:15 pm Robert J. Phillips, Wheeling Jesuit University [email protected] Disc. Marlene K. Sokolon, Northern Illinois University [email protected] Kent Kirwan, University of Nebraska at Omaha

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Index of Participants

Abbe, Owen Panel 18-5, Thur 10:30, Parlor D-6th Floor Alvarez, Michael Panel 10-3, Fri 10:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Abbe, Owen G. Panel 7-20, Fri 10:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Alvarez, R. Michael Panel 22-14, Fri 8:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Abbe, Owen G. Panel 15-12, Sat 1:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Alyahya, Khalid O. Panel 2-1 Pstr., Fri 3:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Abel, Troy D. Panel 22-1 Pstr., Thur 1:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Anastaplo, George Panel 28-3, Fri 3:30, Burnham 5-7th Floor Aberbach, Joel D. Panel 16-3, Fri 1:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Andersen, Ellen Panel 29-2, Thur 3:30, Parlor D-6th Floor Aberbach, Joel D. Panel 16-9, Fri 3:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Andersen, Kristi Panel 15-9, Fri 8:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Aboaotalebi, Ali R. Panel 4-21, Sat 10:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Anderson, Christopher H. Panel 12-15, Sat 10:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Abosch, Yishaiya Panel 11-16, Sun 10:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Anderson, Christopher J. Panel 1-2, Thur 1:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Abouharb, M. Rodwan Panel 25-2, Thur 3:30, Sandburg 6-7th Floor Anderson, Christopher J. Panel 3-13, Thur 3:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Abraham, Henry Panel 19-10, Sun 10:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Anderson, James Panel 22-11, Fri 1:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Abrajano, Marisa A. Panel 10-3, Fri 10:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Anderson, Jennifer L. Panel 15-8, Thur 3:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Abramowitz, Alan Panel 18-10, Sun 10:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Anderson, John L. Panel 1-14, Thur 8:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Abramowitz, Alan I. Panel 7-2, Thur 8:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Anderson, Lawrence M. Panel 10-7, Sat 10:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Abramowitz, Alan I. Panel 7-2, Thur 8:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Anderson, Lawrence M. Panel 10-7, Sat 10:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Abramson, Alan J. Panel 33-3, Sat 10:30, Parlor C-6th Floor Anderson, Mary R. Panel 6-29, Thur 1:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Abramson, Paul R. Panel 7-6, Sat 1:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Anderson, William D. Panel 4-10, Sun 8:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Abreu-Hernandez, Viviana M. Panel 4-3, Fri 10:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Anderson, William D. Panel 4-26, Sun 10:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Achen, Christopher Panel 13-6, Sat 1:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Andolina, Molly W. Panel 6-16, Thur 8:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Achen, Christopher H. Panel 7-1, Fri 10:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Andrews, Christopher Panel 7-1 Pstr., Fri 1:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Ackerman, John Panel 20-8, Fri 3:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Anglund, Sandy Panel 18-5, Thur 10:30, Parlor D-6th Floor Adams, James Panel 13-9, Fri 1:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Aninat, Cristobal Panel 3-7, Fri 1:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Adams, James Panel 1-9, Sat 3:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Annen, Kurt Panel 13-3, Thur 3:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Adams, Kimberly S. Panel 17-11, Sun 10:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Apollon, Dominique D. Panel 22-8, Sat 3:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Adams, Melinda J. Panel 9-12, Fri 3:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Apollonio, Dorie Panel 18-8, Fri 1:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Aday, Sean Panel 6-28, Sat 8:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Apollonio, Dorothy E. Panel 15-2, Sat 8:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Adcock, Robert Panel 11-20, Sat 1:30, Parlor F-6th Floor Appleton, Sheldon Panel 6-18, Thur 10:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Adeoye, Ola Panel 21-2, Thur 1:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Arbon, Chyleen A. Panel 9-14, Sat 8:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Adgent, Tim Panel 8-1 Pstr., Fri 3:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Arbour, Brian K. Panel 7-10, Sun 10:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Adkins, Randall Panel 16-4, Thur 10:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Arce, Moises Panel 5-1, Thur 10:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Adkins, Randall E. Panel 15-11, Sun 8:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Arce, Moises Panel 5-1, Thur 10:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Adler, E. Scott Panel 17-14, Fri 10:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Arceneaux, Kevin Panel 10-11, Thur 8:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Adler, E. Scott Panel 17-22, Fri 3:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Arceneaux, Kevin T. Panel 6-19, Thur 10:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Ainsworth, Scott Panel 6-16, Thur 8:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Ardoin, Phillip J. Panel 20-2, Thur 1:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Albertson, Bethany L. Panel 6-12, Thur 8:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Ardoin, Phillip J. Panel 10-8, Sat 1:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Albright, Jeremy J. Panel 1-1 Pstr., Thur 3:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Armesto, Alejandra Panel 2-9, Sat 1:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Albritton, Robert B. Panel 3-4, Sat 8:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Armstrong, David Panel 25-8, Fri 3:30, Parlor D-6th Floor Aldrich, John Panel 13-11, Sat 10:30, State-4th Floor Armstrong, David Panel 25-5, Sat 10:30, Sandburg 6-7th Floor Aldrich, John H. Panel 15-19, Thur 1:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Arraras, Astrid Panel 4-27, Fri 8:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Aldrich, John H. Panel 15-19, Thur 1:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Arsneault, Shelly R. Panel 23-9, Sat 8:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Aleman, Eduardo Panel 2-10, Fri 8:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Asadurian, Tamar Panel 5-11, Sun 8:30, Sandburg 6-7th Floor Alexander, Robert M. Panel 15-8, Thur 3:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Asgeirsdottir, Aslaug Panel 5-5, Thur 1:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Alexander, Ross C. Panel 23-6, Fri 1:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Asgeirsdottir, Aslaug Panel 5-5, Thur 1:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Alex-Assensoh, Yvette Panel 33-2, Fri 10:30, Sandburg 6-7th Floor Asgeirsdottir, Aslaug Panel 1-18, Fri 10:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Alger, Dean Panel 8-2, Sat 8:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Auger, Vincent A. Panel 4-17, Fri 1:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Aligica, Paul Dragos Panel 3-12, Fri 3:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Austen-Smith, David Panel 13-4, Sat 8:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Aliotta, Jilda M. Panel 26-5, Sat 3:30, Burnham 5-7th Floor Austin, Samuel E. Panel 14-5, Fri 8:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Aliotta, Jilda M. Panel 26-5, Sat 3:30, Burnham 5-7th Floor Avdeyeva, Olga A. Panel 12-6, Thur 3:30, PDR 9-3rd Floor Aliotta, Jilda M. Panel 9-1, Sun 8:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Avery, James M. Panel 6-1 Pstr., Sat 1:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Allard, Scott W. Panel 22-19, Thur 10:30, Burnham 5-7th Floor Axelrod, Mark Panel 5-5, Thur 1:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Allard, Scott W. Panel 22-19, Thur 10:30, Burnham 5-7th Floor Axelrod, Robert Panel 13-2, Thur 1:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Allard, Scott W. Panel 30-1, Sat 8:30, Parlor D-6th Floor Azarvan, Amir Panel 20-1 Pstr., Thur 8:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Allard, Scott W. Panel 30-1, Sat 8:30, Parlor D-6th Floor Back, Hanna E. Panel 1-9, Sat 3:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Allen, Barbara Panel 8-2, Sat 8:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Backer, David Panel 2-3, Thur 8:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Allen, Christopher S. Panel 1-20, Fri 1:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Badin, Sandra J. Panel 12-2, Sun 8:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Allen, Christopher S. Panel 1-20, Fri 1:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Bae, Jin Seok Panel 3-3, Thur 1:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Allen, Mahalley D. Panel 22-1 Pstr., Thur 1:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Bae, Sangmin Panel 4-17, Fri 1:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Allen, Mahalley D. Panel 22-18, Sat 8:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Bae, Sang-Seok Panel 20-8, Fri 3:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Allen, Mahalley D. Panel 22-18, Sat 8:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Baek, Mijeong Panel 7-15, Fri 8:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Allen, Marcus D. Panel 10-8, Sat 1:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Baek, Mijeong Panel 1-5, Fri 3:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Allen, Susan Hannah Panel 4-16, Fri 10:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Baer, Judith A. Panel 9-15, Sat 10:30, Clark 7-7th Floor Allen, W. B. Panel 11-8, Fri 10:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Baer, Judith A. Panel 9-1, Sun 8:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Almeida, Acir S. Panel 1-1 Pstr., Thur 3:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Baer, Susan E. Panel 21-1, Thur 8:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Almeida, Richard Panel 15-3, Fri 3:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Bafumi, Joseph Panel 6-7, Thur 1:30, Parlor F-6th Floor Al-Momani, Mohammad H. Panel 3-24, Sat 1:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Bahry, Donna Panel 3-17, Thur 10:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Alt, Jim Panel 1-12, Sun 8:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Bahry, Donna Panel 3-17, Thur 10:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Alt, Jim Panel 1-12, Sun 8:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Bahry, Donna Panel 3-11, Sun 8:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Alter, Alison Panel 6-7, Thur 1:30, Parlor F-6th Floor Bailey, Michael Panel 18-8, Fri 1:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Altman, David Panel 2-1, Thur 10:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Bailey, Michael Panel 18-8, Fri 1:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Altschuler, Bruce Panel 19-3, Sun 10:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Bailey, Michael Panel 30-1, Sat 8:30, Parlor D-6th Floor Alvarez, Michael Panel 10-11, Thur 8:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Baker, Andy Panel 5-3, Fri 10:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor 125

Baker, Dana L. Panel 22-17, Sat 1:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Bednar, Jenna Panel 20-1, Thur 3:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Baker, Ralph E. Panel 22-19, Thur 10:30, Burnham 5-7th Floor Bednar, Jenna Panel 20-1, Thur 3:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Bakker, Ryan S. Panel 1-3, Fri 8:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Bednar, Jenna Panel 20-12, Sun 10:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Baldez, Lisa Panel 2-8, Sat 10:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Beer, Caroline C. Panel 2-5, Fri 10:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Baldez, Lisa A. Panel 27-1, Sun 8:30, Parlor F-6th Floor Bejar, Sergio Panel 15-5, Sat 10:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Bali, Valentina A. Panel 15-13, Thur 8:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Belk, Jr., Adolphus G. Panel 20-7, Sat 8:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Bali, Valentina A. Panel 22-14, Fri 8:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Bell, Lauren C. Panel 22-1 Pstr., Thur 1:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Banaszak, Lee Ann Panel 9-14, Sat 8:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Bell, Lauren C. Panel 19-17, Thur 3:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Banaszak, Lee Ann Panel 9-2, Sun 10:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Bellman, Mary Panel 27-5, Sat 1:30, State-4th Floor Banducci, Susan A. Panel 9-17, Sat 1:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Bendor, Jonathan Panel 13-5, Sat 10:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Banducci, Susan A. Panel 7-26, Sat 3:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Benefield, Nathan A. Panel 21-1 Pstr., Sat 3:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Banducci, Susan A. Panel 7-26, Sat 3:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Benesh, Sara C. Panel 19-12, Sat 10:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Bang, Henrik Panel 11-1, Thur 1:30, State-4th Floor Benfell, Steven T. Panel 24-5, Sat 3:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Bapat, Navin A. Panel 4-12, Fri 8:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Bennett, D. Scott Panel 25-7, Fri 8:30, Parlor C-6th Floor Barabas, Jason Panel 8-7, Thur 8:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Bennett, D. Scott Panel 25-7, Fri 8:30, Parlor C-6th Floor Barabas, Jason Panel 20-10, Sat 1:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Bennett, D. Scott Panel 4-28, Thur 3:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Baranowski, Micheal K. Panel 23-1 Pstr., Thur 8:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Bennion, Elizabeth A. Panel 7-14, Thur 8:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Barclay, Scott W. Panel 29-2, Thur 3:30, Parlor D-6th Floor Bennion, Elizabeth A. Panel 9-16, Sat 1:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Bardwell, Kedron Panel 7-3, Sat 3:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Benoit, Kenneth R. Panel 18-15, Thur 8:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Bargen, Andrew Panel 16-2, Thur 8:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Benoit, Kenneth R. Panel 14-5, Fri 8:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Barilleaux, Ryan J. Panel 16-8, Sun 10:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Benporath, Sigal R. Panel 12-16, Sat 1:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Barkalow, Jordon B. Panel 11-8, Fri 10:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Bentley, Roisin M. Panel 9-14, Sat 8:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Barke, Richard P. Panel 22-11, Fri 1:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Beramendi, Pablo Panel 1-25, Sat 1:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Barnes, Mary Panel 1-2 Pstr., Thur 3:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Berardo, Ramiro Panel 22-9, Sat 1:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Barnett, Michael Panel 4-13, Thur 3:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Bergan, Daniel E. Panel 17-18, Sat 10:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Baron, Joshua M. Panel 4-26, Sun 10:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Bergerson, Peter J. Panel 26-2, Thur 10:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Barratt, Bethany Panel 9-11, Sun 8:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Berinsky, Adam Panel 8-10, Fri 10:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Barreto, Matt Panel 10-14, Thur 10:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Berinsky, Adam Panel 6-13, Fri 3:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Barreto, Matt A. Panel 7-2, Thur 8:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Berktold, Jennifer Panel 6-12, Thur 8:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Barrett, Andrew W. Panel 8-4, Fri 8:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Bernhagen, Patrick Panel 1-18, Fri 10:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Barria, Lilian A. Panel 4-24, Sat 10:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Bernhard, William Panel 1-12, Sun 8:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Barrilleaux, Charles J. Panel 30-1, Sat 8:30, Parlor D-6th Floor Bernhardt, Dan Panel 13-5, Sat 10:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Barrington, Lowell W. Panel 8-4, Fri 8:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Bernick, E. L. Panel 23-12, Fri 3:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Barron, John M. Panel 18-1 Pstr., Sat 8:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Bernick, Ethan M. Panel 20-9, Sat 10:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Barron, John M. Panel 7-3, Sat 3:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Bernier, Luc Panel 23-4, Fri 8:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Barros-Luis, Marilene Panel 3-9, Sun 10:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Bernstein, Jeffrey L. Panel 17-1, Thur 8:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Barrow, Lynda K. Panel 3-9, Sun 10:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Bernstein, Jeffrey L. Panel 17-13, Thur 10:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Barry, Colleen M. Panel 6-1 Pstr., Sat 1:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Berry, Jeffrey M. Panel 33-3, Sat 10:30, Parlor C-6th Floor Bartels, Brandon Panel 19-2, Thur 10:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Bertelli, Anthony Panel 22-11, Fri 1:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Bartels, Brian P. Panel 3-1 Pstr., Sat 10:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Bertelli, Anthony Panel 22-11, Fri 1:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Bartels, Larry M. Panel 7-1, Fri 10:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Bertelli, Anthony Panel 19-14, Sat 3:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Barth, Jay Panel 18-4, Thur 3:30, Burnham 5-7th Floor Bianco, William Panel 13-5, Sat 10:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Barth, Jay Panel 8-2, Sat 8:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Bickers, Kenneth N. Panel 22-6, Fri 3:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Basehart, Harry Panel 20-10, Sat 1:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Bickford, Susan Panel 11-3, Thur 8:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Basham, Patrick Panel 7-9, Sun 8:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Bickford, Susan Panel 12-7, Fri 8:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Basinger, Scott J. Panel 18-13, Fri 10:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Bickford, Susan Panel 12-7, Fri 8:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Basinger, Scott J. Panel 18-1 Pstr., Sat 8:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Bielasiak, Jack Panel 3-21, Fri 3:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Bassinger, Scott Panel 14-2, Sun 8:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Bielasiak, Jack Panel 3-21, Fri 3:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Bassinger, Scott Panel 14-2, Sun 8:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Biglaiser, Glen Panel 5-2, Fri 8:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Bates, Clifford A. Panel 28-3, Fri 3:30, Burnham 5-7th Floor Binder, Sarah Panel 17-4, Fri 8:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Bates, Mandi L. Panel 6-8, Sun 8:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Binning, William C. Panel 18-6, Fri 3:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Bates, Robert Panel 3-19, Fri 10:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Bishin, Ben Panel 17-7, Fri 8:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Battle, Martin Panel 13-3, Thur 3:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Bishin, Benjamin G. Panel 18-10, Sun 10:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Baughman, John Panel 17-3, Fri 1:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Biswas, Bidisha Panel 25-4, Fri 1:30, Parlor D-6th Floor Baum, Lawrence Panel 19-8, Thur 10:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Blais, Andre Panel 1-2, Thur 1:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Baumgartner, Frank Panel 30-2, Thur 3:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Blake, Candace H. Panel 25-9, Sat 3:30, Parlor C-6th Floor Baumgartner, Frank R. Panel 15-2, Sat 8:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Blake, William D. Panel 19-1 Pstr., Fri 10:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Bauroth, Nicholas G. Panel 21-8, Sat 10:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Blanton, Jack D. Panel 8-1, Thur 3:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Bawn, Kathleen Panel 17-4, Fri 8:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Bleuenstein, Christopher G. Panel 29-2, Thur 3:30, Parlor D-6th Floor Bawn, Kathleen Panel 17-19, Sat 10:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Blinder, Scott B. Panel 6-23, Fri 10:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Baybeck, Brady Panel 21-2, Thur 1:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Block, jr., Ray Panel 9-10, Thur 1:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Baybeck, Brady Panel 8-3, Sat 10:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Bloom, Jeanne L. Panel 20-14, Sun 8:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Bayulgen, Oksan Panel 2-1 Pstr., Fri 3:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Blumberg, Melanie J. Panel 18-6, Fri 3:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Beahm, Donald L. Panel 11-19, Sat 8:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Blunt, Christopher C. Panel 7-22, Sat 8:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Beamer, Glenn Panel 22-20, Thur 3:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Boatright, Robert G. Panel 15-20, Fri 1:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Beamer, Glenn Panel 22-20, Thur 3:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Bobic, Michael P. Panel 23-1 Pstr., Thur 8:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Beck, Paul A. Panel 7-21, Thur 1:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Bodea, Cristina Panel 5-11, Sun 8:30, Sandburg 6-7th Floor Beck, Paul A. Panel 7-21, Thur 1:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Boehmer, Charles R. Panel 4-14, Fri 8:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Becker, Lawrence A. Panel 17-15, Fri 3:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Boehmer, Charles R. Panel 4-14, Fri 8:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Beckmann, Matthew N. Panel 16-6, Sat 1:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Boehmer, Charles R. Panel 4-4, Fri 1:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Beckwith, Karen Panel 25-6, Thur 8:30, Parlor D-6th Floor Boehmke, Frederick Panel 4-28, Thur 3:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Beckwith, Karen Panel 9-2, Sun 10:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Boehmke, Frederick J. Panel 15-12, Sat 1:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Beckwith, Karen Panel 9-2, Sun 10:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Bohrer, Robert E. Panel 1-10, Fri 10:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Bedlington, Anne H. Panel 15-20, Fri 1:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Bohrer II, Robert E. Panel 26-6, Thur 8:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor 126

Bohrman, Rebecca Panel 23-1 Pstr., Thur 8:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Brodsky, David M. Panel 15-8, Thur 3:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Bohte, John Panel 22-14, Fri 8:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Brooks, D. Christopher Panel 1-15, Thur 10:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Boix, Carles Panel 1-25, Sat 1:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Brooks, Sarah M. Panel 5-1, Thur 10:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Boix, Carles Panel 1-25, Sat 1:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Brooks, Stephen C. Panel 8-4, Fri 8:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Bokhari, Farasat Panel 22-20, Thur 3:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Brooks, Stephen C. Panel 8-4, Fri 8:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Bokina, John Panel 11-5, Fri 1:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Brooks, Stephen C. Panel 21-3, Fri 10:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Bokina, John Panel 11-13, Sat 1:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Brown, Brittany A. Panel 7-1 Pstr., Fri 1:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Boles, Janet K. Panel 9-7, Fri 10:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Brown, Clifford W. Panel 7-19, Sat 10:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Bond, Jon R. Panel 17-5, Thur 3:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Brown, Clifford W. Panel 7-19, Sat 10:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Bond, Jon R. Panel 18-12, Fri 8:30, Sandburg 6-7th Floor Brown, Clyde Panel 18-6, Fri 3:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Bond, Jon R. Panel 18-12, Fri 8:30, Sandburg 6-7th Floor Brown, Clyde Panel 15-6, Sat 1:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Bonneau, Chris W. Panel 19-17, Thur 3:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Brown, David S. Panel 5-2, Fri 8:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Bonneau, Chris W. Panel 19-18, Fri 1:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Brown, David S. Panel 5-7, Sat 8:30, Sandburg 6-7th Floor Booth, John A. Panel 3-8, Sat 8:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Brown, David S. Panel 5-7, Sat 8:30, Sandburg 6-7th Floor Booth, John A. Panel 3-2 Pstr., Sat 10:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Brown, Mitchell Panel 15-1, Thur 10:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Borick, Christopher P. Panel 21-5, Sat 8:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Brown, Robert D. Panel 6-11, Sat 8:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Boris, Elizabeth T. Panel 33-3, Sat 10:30, Parlor C-6th Floor Brown, Robert D. Panel 15-11, Sun 8:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Borrelli, Stephen Panel 17-5, Thur 3:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Brown, Steven P. Panel 22-5, Sat 10:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Borrelli, Stephen Panel 17-5, Thur 3:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Brown, Steven P. Panel 19-21, Sat 3:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Borrelli, Stephen Panel 16-3, Fri 1:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Brown-Dean, Khalilah L. Panel 6-23, Fri 10:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Borrero, Charles J. Panel 4-10, Sun 8:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Brown-Dean, Khalilah L. Panel 20-7, Sat 8:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Bos, Angela L. Panel 8-9, Thur 10:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Brox, Brian J. Panel 7-10, Sun 10:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Bosia, Michael J. Panel 29-3, Sat 10:30, Parlor D-6th Floor Bruce, John M. Panel 6-13, Fri 3:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Bosworth, Matthew H. Panel 19-10, Sun 10:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Brune, Nancy E. Panel 5-1, Thur 10:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Boucoyannis, Deborah A. Panel 4-12, Fri 8:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Brunell, Thomas L. Panel 18-9, Thur 1:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Boucoyannis, Deborah A. Panel 4-12, Fri 8:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Bryant, DeAunderia N. Panel 9-1 Pstr., Fri 8:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Boucoyannis, Deborah A. Panel 4-23, Sat 3:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Buchler, Justin M. Panel 18-8, Fri 1:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Bowden, Geoff Panel 12-18, Fri 1:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Buckley, Jack Panel 22-14, Fri 8:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Bowden, Geoff Panel 12-18, Fri 1:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Buckley, Jack P. Panel 14-4, Thur 3:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Bowden, Geoff Panel 12-18, Fri 1:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Buckman, Kirk Panel 1-22, Fri 3:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Bowden, Geoffrey C. Panel 12-18, Fri 1:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Buendia, Jorge Panel 24-1, Thur 1:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Bowler, Shaun Panel 1-2, Thur 1:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Buendia, Jorge Panel 3-5, Fri 8:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Bowler, Shaun Panel 10-1 Pstr., Fri 8:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Bueno de Mesquita, Ethan Panel 25-1, Thur 10:30, Sandburg 6-7th Floor Bowling, Cynthia J. Panel 22-5, Sat 10:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Bugh, Gary Panel 15-18, Fri 8:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Bowman, Timothy Panel 20-7, Sat 8:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Bukowski, Charles Panel 3-23, Sun 8:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Boyd, Mandi E. Panel 3-7, Fri 1:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Bukowski, Charles Panel 3-23, Sun 8:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Boyd, Roger E. Panel 22-19, Thur 10:30, Burnham 5-7th Floor Bulger, Amy A. Panel 23-10, Sat 10:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Boyer, Amy L. Panel 9-14, Sat 8:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Bulger, Amy A. Panel 23-10, Sat 10:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Bozdaglioglu, Yucel Panel 4-19, Fri 3:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Bumgardner, Justin N. Panel 4-15, Thur 8:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Brace, Paul R. Panel 6-19, Thur 10:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Burdein, Inna Panel 6-17, Thur 8:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Brader, Ted Panel 6-18, Thur 10:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Burden, Barry C. Panel 7-1, Fri 10:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Brader, Ted Panel 6-18, Thur 10:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Bureekul, Thawilwadee Panel 3-4, Sat 8:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Brady, David W. Panel 17-22, Fri 3:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Burgoyne, Nancy B. Panel 6-12, Thur 8:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Brady, David W. Panel 18-11, Sat 1:30, Burnham 5-7th Floor Burgoyne, Nancy B. Panel 6-12, Thur 8:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Brady, David W. Panel 17-20, Sat 3:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Burgoyne, Nancy B. Panel 16-1, Fri 8:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Brady, David W. Panel 17-20, Sat 3:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Burke, Amy D. Panel 15-16, Thur 1:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Brady, Henry E. Panel 3-17, Thur 10:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Burke, Brendan F. Panel 23-2, Thur 1:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Brady, Henry E. Panel 14-6, Fri 1:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Burns, Melanie F. Panel 16-1, Fri 8:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Braeuninger, Thomas Panel 1-25, Sat 1:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Burns, Nancy Panel 7-2, Thur 8:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Bragaw, Stephen G. Panel 19-10, Sun 10:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Burns, Nancy Panel 17-13, Thur 10:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Bragg, Belinda L. Panel 4-20, Sat 8:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Burns, Teresa J. Panel 3-9, Sun 10:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Brandt, Patrick T. Panel 14-4, Thur 3:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Burns, Teresa J. Panel 3-9, Sun 10:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Brandt, Patrick T. Panel 14-7, Sat 8:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Burnside, Randolph Panel 22-15, Fri 10:30, Burnham 5-7th Floor Branton, Regina Panel 14-7, Sat 8:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Burnside, Randolph Panel 8-1 Pstr., Fri 3:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Branton, Regina P. Panel 10-2, Thur 3:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Burrell, Barbara Panel 27-4, Fri 8:30, Parlor F-6th Floor Branton, Regina P. Panel 10-3, Fri 10:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Burrell, Barbara Panel 9-3, Sat 8:30, State-4th Floor Brasfield, James M. Panel 21-6, Sat 1:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Bursik, Paul Panel 21-5, Sat 8:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Bratton, Michael Panel 6-1, Fri 8:30, State-4th Floor Burton, Michael J. Panel 14-4, Thur 3:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Braunstein, Richard M. Panel 19-6, Fri 8:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Busch, Andrew Panel 18-6, Fri 3:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Breiner, Peter D. Panel 11-10, Fri 3:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Busch, Andrew E. Panel 17-2, Thur 1:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Breslin, Beau Panel 9-1, Sun 8:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Busch, Marc Panel 5-4, Thur 1:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Breuning, Marijke Panel 26-3, Fri 8:30, Parlor D-6th Floor Busch, Marc Panel 5-4, Thur 1:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Brewer, Paul Panel 6-25, Sun 8:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Busenberg, George Panel 30-2, Thur 3:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Brewer, Paul P. Panel 6-28, Sat 8:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Butcher, Charity D. Panel 3-2, Thur 3:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Brewster, Rachel D. Panel 5-5, Thur 1:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Butler, Christopher K. Panel 4-20, Sat 8:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Brians, Craig L. Panel 7-19, Sat 10:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Butler, Christopher K. Panel 4-20, Sat 8:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Brickman, Danette Panel 19-5, Thur 3:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Butler, Christopher K. Panel 4-7, Sat 1:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Bridges, Amy Panel 15-16, Thur 1:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Butler, R. Lawrence Panel 17-15, Fri 3:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Brinegar, Adam P. Panel 1-16, Thur 1:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Byrne, Jennifer Panel 19-22, Sat 8:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Brinegar, Adam P. Panel 4-12, Fri 8:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Bystrom, Dianne Panel 9-3, Sat 8:30, State-4th Floor Brinks, Daniel M. Panel 2-5, Fri 10:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Byun, Jae-ug Panel 23-9, Sat 8:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Brintnall, Michael Panel 33-3, Sat 10:30, Parlor C-6th Floor Cain, Sean A. Panel 18-14, Sat 10:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Brockington, David P. Panel 1-14, Thur 8:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Caird, Meredith M. Panel 10-10, Sun 8:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Brodsky, David M. Panel 15-8, Thur 3:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Caldeira, Gregory A. Panel 6-2, Thur 3:30, State-4th Floor 127

Caliendo, Stephen M. Panel 19-2, Thur 10:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Caswell, Bruce E. Panel 26-2, Thur 10:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Caliendo, Stephen M. Panel 10-3, Fri 10:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Caswell, Bruce E. Panel 26-2, Thur 10:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Callander, Steven Panel 13-9, Fri 1:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Catterberg, Gabriela Panel 3-13, Thur 3:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Callander, Steven Panel 13-10, Sat 3:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Catterberg, Gabriella Panel 3-10, Thur 8:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Callaway, Rhonda Panel 25-5, Sat 10:30, Sandburg 6-7th Floor Caufield, Rachel Paine Panel 19-8, Thur 10:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Callaway, Rhonda Panel 4-10, Sun 8:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Cauthen, James N.G. Panel 19-21, Sat 3:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Callaway, Rhonda L. Panel 4-14, Fri 8:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Caverly, Matthew M. Panel 16-1 Pstr., Fri 1:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Cameron, Charles Panel 13-4, Sat 8:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Ceccoli, Stephen Panel 22-20, Thur 3:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Cameron, Charles M. Panel 19-11, Fri 1:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Chamberlin, John R. Panel 20-3, Fri 8:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Cameron, Kevin Panel 11-16, Sun 10:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Chambers, Paul W. Panel 15-17, Sat 3:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Campbell, Andrea C. Panel 17-3, Fri 1:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Chang, Jiu Panel 4-2, Thur 3:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Campbell, Andrea C. Panel 17-20, Sat 3:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Chang, Kelly Panel 13-8, Fri 3:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Campbell, Andrea L. Panel 1-19, Thur 10:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Chang, Kelly H. Panel 13-7, Fri 8:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Campbell, David E. Panel 6-16, Thur 8:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Chang, Kelly H. Panel 13-9, Fri 1:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Campbell, David E. Panel 22-14, Fri 8:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Chang, Michele Panel 5-11, Sun 8:30, Sandburg 6-7th Floor Campbell, David E. Panel 22-14, Fri 8:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Changfoot, Nadine Panel 12-1, Thur 8:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Campbell, David E. Panel 33-1, Fri 3:30, Sandburg 6-7th Floor Changfoot, Nadine Panel 9-5, Sat 10:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Campbell, David E. Panel 6-8, Sun 8:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Chanley, Jesse J. Panel 26-4, Fri 10:30, PDR 9-3rd Floor Campbell, James Panel 17-16, Thur 8:30, Parlor F-6th Floor Chanley, Sharon A. Panel 9-14, Sat 8:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Campbell, James Panel 15-20, Fri 1:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Chanley, Virginia A. Panel 6-6, Fri 10:30, Parlor F-6th Floor Campbell, James E. Panel 18-13, Fri 10:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Chapman, Terrence Panel 25-5, Sat 10:30, Sandburg 6-7th Floor Campbell, James E. Panel 18-13, Fri 10:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Charney-Colmo, Ann Panel 28-5, Fri 1:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Campbell, James E. Panel 7-26, Sat 3:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Chaudhuri, Nandita Panel 10-5, Fri 1:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Campbell, Kristin L. Panel 18-15, Thur 8:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Chaudhuri, Nandita Panel 2-6, Sat 1:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Canes-Wrone, Brandice Panel 16-3, Fri 1:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Chaus, Jonathan J. Panel 20-6, Fri 1:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Canfield, James L. Panel 15-10, Sun 10:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Chavez, Rebecca B. Panel 3-6, Fri 10:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Canon, Bradley C. Panel 19-18, Fri 1:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Chavez, Rebecca B. Panel 3-6, Fri 10:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Canon, Bradley C. Panel 19-18, Fri 1:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Chen, Dingding Panel 4-17, Fri 1:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Capelos, Thereza Panel 6-18, Thur 10:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Cheng, Grace M. Panel 25-9, Sat 3:30, Parlor C-6th Floor Capelos, Thereza Panel 6-26, Sat 8:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Chhibber, Pradeep Panel 1-3, Fri 8:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Carey, Christine Panel 9-15, Sat 10:30, Clark 7-7th Floor Chilton, Stephen P. Panel 12-1, Thur 8:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Carleton, III, Francis J. Panel 19-19, Fri 10:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Chin, Michelle L. Panel 15-13, Thur 8:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Carleton, III, Francis J. Panel 19-19, Fri 10:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Chin, Michelle L. Panel 15-1 Pstr., Fri 10:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Carlisle, Juliet E. Panel 18-8, Fri 1:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Cho, Chung-Lae Panel 20-4, Fri 10:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Carlson, James M. Panel 26-4, Fri 10:30, PDR 9-3rd Floor Cho, Hye Jee Panel 5-9, Sat 1:30, Sandburg 6-7th Floor Carlson, Jon D. Panel 4-2 Pstr., Thur 10:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Cho, Jaeho Panel 8-5, Sat 3:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Carlson, Jon D. Panel 4-4, Fri 1:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Cho, Seok-ju Panel 1-1 Pstr., Thur 3:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Carlson, Matthew M. Panel 2-4, Thur 3:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Cho, Wonbin Panel 17-1 Pstr., Sat 8:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Carlson, Matthew M. Panel 1-4, Sat 10:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Choe, Wongi Panel 31-1 Pstr., Fri 10:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Carman, Christopher J. Panel 17-2, Thur 1:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Choi, Eunjung Panel 7-14, Thur 8:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Carnaghan, Ellen Panel 27-5, Sat 1:30, State-4th Floor Choi, Jun Panel 17-12, Thur 10:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Carnaghan, Ellen P. Panel 3-13, Thur 3:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Christou, Odysseas Panel 4-20, Sat 8:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Carnaghan, Ellen P. Panel 3-1 Pstr., Sat 10:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Chu, Lan T. Panel 3-9, Sun 10:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Carne, Margaret A. Panel 18-8, Fri 1:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Chwieroth, Jeff Panel 5-13, Thur 8:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Carnes, Gretchen S. Panel 15-1, Thur 10:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Cichock, Mark A. Panel 3-23, Sun 8:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Carney, Christopher Panel 4-1, Thur 1:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Ciftci, Sabri Panel 1-16, Thur 1:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Carney, Richard Panel 1-18, Fri 10:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Cigler, Allan J. Panel 15-6, Sat 1:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Carney, Richard Panel 5-12, Sun 10:30, Sandburg 6-7th Floor Cigler, Allan J. Panel 15-6, Sat 1:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Carpenter, Daniel Panel 22-10, Sun 8:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Cingranelli, David L. Panel 25-2, Thur 3:30, Sandburg 6-7th Floor Carpenter, Daniel P. Panel 22-12, Thur 8:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Citrin, Jack Panel 6-12, Thur 8:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Carpini, Michael Delli Panel 6-10, Fri 1:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Citrin, Jack Panel 6-9, Fri 8:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Carr, Jered B. Panel 20-4, Fri 10:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Citrinn, Paul S. Panel 5-7, Sat 8:30, Sandburg 6-7th Floor Carrig, Joseph Panel 11-22, Thur 10:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Civettini, Andrew J. Panel 7-23, Thur 3:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Carrig, Joseph Panel 11-7, Fri 8:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Claassen, Ryan L. Panel 10-11, Thur 8:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Carroll, Celia M. Panel 17-14, Fri 10:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Claggett, William J. Panel 7-2, Thur 8:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Carroll, Susan Panel 17-11, Sun 10:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Claibourn, Michele P. Panel 7-19, Sat 10:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Carroll, Susan Panel 17-11, Sun 10:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Clare, Joe Panel 4-2, Thur 3:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Carroll, Susan J. Panel 9-3, Sat 8:30, State-4th Floor Clare, Joe Panel 4-4, Fri 1:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Carruba, Cliff Panel 14-5, Fri 8:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Clark, John A. Panel 24-5, Sat 3:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Carruba, Cliff Panel 14-5, Fri 8:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Clark, Michael Panel 1-9, Sat 3:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Carrubba, Cliff Panel 25-2, Thur 3:30, Sandburg 6-7th Floor Clark, Terry D. Panel 3-21, Fri 3:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Carrubba, Cliff J. Panel 1-13, Sun 10:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Clark, William Panel 5-12, Sun 10:30, Sandburg 6-7th Floor Carrubba, Cliff J. Panel 1-13, Sun 10:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Clark, William Panel 5-12, Sun 10:30, Sandburg 6-7th Floor Carsey, Thomas M. Panel 20-16, Fri 10:30, Parlor C-6th Floor Clark, William R. Panel 15-14, Thur 10:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Carsey, Thomas M. Panel 20-16, Fri 10:30, Parlor C-6th Floor Clark-Daniels, Carolyn L. Panel 23-2, Thur 1:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Carson, Jamie L. Panel 18-2, Thur 10:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Clarke, Kevin A. Panel 14-8, Sat 3:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Carson, Jamie L. Panel 18-9, Thur 1:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Clawson, Rosalee Panel 27-4, Fri 8:30, Parlor F-6th Floor Carter, Amy Panel 8-1 Pstr., Fri 3:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Clawson, Rosalee A. Panel 26-2, Thur 10:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Carter, Erica Panel 22-18, Sat 8:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Clayton, Cornell W. Panel 19-10, Sun 10:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Carter, Erica M. Panel 20-9, Sat 10:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Clayton, Edward W. Panel 28-3, Fri 3:30, Burnham 5-7th Floor Casey, Terrence Panel 4-1, Thur 1:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Cleary, Matthew R. Panel 3-7, Fri 1:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Casey, Walter T. Panel 9-1 Pstr., Fri 8:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Cleary, Matthew R. Panel 3-7, Fri 1:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Cassell, Mark Panel 22-16, Fri 3:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Clemens, Elisabeth Panel 9-2, Sun 10:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Cassellas, Panel 10-1 Pstr., Fri 8:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Cline, Greg Panel 20-8, Fri 3:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor 128

Clinton, Joshua D. Panel 8-2, Sat 8:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Currinder, Marian L. Panel 17-9, Sat 3:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Clinton, Joshua D. Panel 14-2, Sun 8:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Curtis, Craig Panel 23-12, Fri 3:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Clough, Emily Panel 13-2, Thur 1:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Curtis, Craig Panel 20-7, Sat 8:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Cobb, Rachael Panel 15-9, Fri 8:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Dahlerus, Claudia Panel 25-6, Thur 8:30, Parlor D-6th Floor Cody, Scott Panel 17-1 Pstr., Sat 8:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Dahlerus, Claudia Panel 3-14, Thur 10:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Cohen, Eliabeth F. Panel 12-9, Fri 1:30, Parlor C-6th Floor Dahlerus, Claudia Panel 3-14, Thur 10:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Cohen, Jeffrey E. Panel 20-1 Pstr., Thur 8:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Dahlerus, Claudia Panel 25-3, Fri 10:30, Parlor D-6th Floor Cohen, Jeffrey E. Panel 17-5, Thur 3:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Dai, Xinyuan Panel 4-12, Fri 8:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Cohen, Jillian C. Panel 4-22, Sat 1:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Dai, Xinyuan Panel 1-27, Sun 8:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Cohen de Lara, Emma Panel 11-4, Thur 10:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Dalager, Jon K. Panel 7-13, Thur 8:30, PDR 9-3rd Floor Colaresi, Michael P. Panel 4-3, Fri 10:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Daley, Dennis M. Panel 23-11, Sat 1:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Coleman, John J. Panel 15-16, Thur 1:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Daley, Dorothy M. Panel 22-1 Pstr., Thur 1:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Coleman, Liv M. Panel 4-13, Thur 3:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Dalton, Russell J. Panel 3-4, Sat 8:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Collier, Ken E. Panel 7-2 Pstr., Fri 1:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Dalton, Russell J. Panel 1-7, Sat 1:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Collins, Brian K. Panel 21-5, Sat 8:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Daniel, Crystal Panel 21-1 Pstr., Sat 3:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Colucci, Frank J. Panel 12-18, Fri 1:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Daniels, Michael D. Panel 19-1 Pstr., Fri 10:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Colvin, Roddrick A. Panel 29-1, Fri 1:30, PDR 9-3rd Floor Daniels, R. Steven Panel 23-2, Thur 1:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Combs, Michael W. Panel 19-18, Fri 1:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Danilovic, Vesna Panel 4-4, Fri 1:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Comer, John Panel 6-21, Thur 3:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Dash, Heather D. Panel 10-13, Thur 3:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Comer, John Panel 6-21, Thur 3:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Davenport, Christian Panel 25-7, Fri 8:30, Parlor C-6th Floor Comiskey, Michael C. Panel 19-17, Thur 3:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Davenport, Christian Panel 25-8, Fri 3:30, Parlor D-6th Floor Comparato, Scott A. Panel 19-15, Thur 1:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Davenport, Christian Panel 25-12, Sat 3:30, Parlor D-6th Floor Comparato, Scott A. Panel 19-18, Fri 1:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Davenport, Christian A. Panel 25-6, Thur 8:30, Parlor D-6th Floor Conklin, David B. Panel 8-8, Fri 1:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Davidson-Schmich, Louise K. Panel 3-20, Fri 1:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Conklin, David B. Panel 8-5, Sat 3:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Davidson-Schmich, Louise K. Panel 3-20, Fri 1:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Cook, Fay L. Panel 6-10, Fri 1:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Davidson-Schmich, Louise K. Panel 3-1 Pstr., Sat 10:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Cook, Rosalind Blanco Panel 21-9, Fri 8:30, Burnham 5-7th Floor Floor Cooper, Christopher A. Panel 20-2, Thur 1:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Davies, Ann C. Panel 12-14, Sat 8:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Cooper, Joseph Panel 17-22, Fri 3:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Davies, Ann C. Panel 12-16, Sat 1:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Cooper, Joseph Panel 17-22, Fri 3:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Davila, Natalie A. Panel 20-14, Sun 8:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Cooper, Joseph Panel 17-19, Sat 10:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Davis, Belinda C. Panel 23-12, Fri 3:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Cooperman, Rosalyn Panel 9-7, Fri 10:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Davis, Belinda Creel Panel 20-3, Fri 8:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Cooperman, Rosalyn Panel 9-16, Sat 1:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Davis, Darren W. Panel 0-1, Thur 10:30, State-4th Floor Corbetta, Renato Panel 4-8, Sat 3:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Davis, Darren W. Panel 6-3, Fri 1:30, State-4th Floor Corder, J. Kevin Panel 22-16, Fri 3:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Davis, Darren W. Panel 6-15, Fri 3:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Coren, Devra J. Panel 6-15, Fri 3:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Davis, David R. Panel 25-2, Thur 3:30, Sandburg 6-7th Floor Coren, Devra J. Panel 3-2 Pstr., Sat 10:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Davis, David R. Panel 25-5, Sat 10:30, Sandburg 6-7th Floor Corley, Pamela C. Panel 16-6, Sat 1:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Davis, David R. Panel 25-5, Sat 10:30, Sandburg 6-7th Floor Cornett, Andreas P. Panel 5-6, Fri 3:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Davis, Eric Panel 23-1 Pstr., Thur 8:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Corrado, Anthony Panel 15-20, Fri 1:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Davis, Jeffrey J. Panel 19-16, Sun 8:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Corrado, Anthony J. Panel 7-11, Fri 8:30, PDR 9-3rd Floor Davison, Donald L. Panel 17-1 Pstr., Sat 8:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Correa-Cabrera, Guadalupe Panel 1-26, Sat 3:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor De Boef, Suzanna Panel 6-7, Thur 1:30, Parlor F-6th Floor Costain, Anne Panel 9-2, Sun 10:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor de Bruyn, Martyn Panel 11-18, Fri 3:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Costlow-Oyler, Diane Panel 7-26, Sat 3:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor De Figueiredo, Rui Panel 6-9, Fri 8:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Cotto-Serrano, Ra L. Panel 11-15, Thur 8:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor De Luca, Kenneth M. Panel 11-19, Sat 8:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Covington, Cary R. Panel 16-2, Thur 8:30, Clark 10-7th Floor de Vries, Helma G. E. Panel 1-15, Thur 10:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Covitz, Akiba J. Panel 12-9, Fri 1:30, Parlor C-6th Floor Dean, Christian D. Panel 12-1, Thur 8:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Cox, Gary W. Panel 17-19, Sat 10:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Dean, Christian D. Panel 12-1, Thur 8:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Cox, James H. Panel 17-9, Sat 3:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Deckman, Melissa M. Panel 9-13, Thur 10:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Craemer, Thomas C. Panel 6-24, Sun 10:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Deegan, Heather M. Panel 3-2, Thur 3:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Craiutu, Aurelian Panel 11-6, Thur 3:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Deegan, Heather M. Panel 3-2, Thur 3:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Craw, Michael C. Panel 21-10, Thur 10:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Deegan, Heather M. Panel 3-2 Pstr., Sat 10:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Crawford, Sue E.S. Panel 9-13, Thur 10:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Deen, Rebecca Panel 16-2, Thur 8:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Crawley, Gary L. Panel 7-2 Pstr., Fri 1:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Deen, Rebecca E. Panel 26-2, Thur 10:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Crenson, Matthew Panel 33-1, Fri 3:30, Sandburg 6-7th Floor Deitz, Janna Panel 18-3, Sun 8:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Crescenzi, Mark Panel 4-5, Fri 3:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor DeLaat, Jacqueline Panel 9-13, Thur 10:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Crescenzi, Mark Panel 4-5, Fri 3:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor DeLaat, Jacqueline Panel 27-2, Thur 3:30, Parlor F-6th Floor Crescenzi, Mark J.C. Panel 13-6, Sat 1:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Deller, Steven Panel 21-6, Sat 1:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Crespin, Michael H. Panel 18-9, Thur 1:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor den Dulk, Kevin R. Panel 19-5, Thur 3:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Crespin, Michael H. Panel 18-11, Sat 1:30, Burnham 5-7th Floor Den Hartog, Chris Panel 15-19, Thur 1:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Croco, Sarah Panel 4-1 Pstr., Thur 10:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Desai, Raj M. Panel 2-12, Sun 8:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Croco, Sarah E. Panel 4-8, Sat 3:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Desai, Raj M. Panel 2-12, Sun 8:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Cromerford-Cooper, Mary Panel 2-7, Sat 8:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor DeSart, Jay A. Panel 7-19, Sat 10:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Crothers, Lane Panel 24-5, Sat 3:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Desipio, Louis Panel 10-4, Thur 1:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Crotty, Patricia M. Panel 20-1 Pstr., Thur 8:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Desposato, Scott Panel 14-5, Fri 8:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Crotty, William J. Panel 16-7, Thur 1:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Desposato, Scott W. Panel 2-1, Thur 10:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Crotty, William J. Panel 16-7, Thur 1:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Desposato, Scott W. Panel 20-12, Sun 10:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Crotty, William J. Panel 7-6, Sat 1:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Deufel, Benjamin J. Panel 10-12, Fri 3:30, Parlor C-6th Floor Croxall, Colleen L. Panel 23-1, Thur 10:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Deufel, Benjamin J. Panel 15-7, Sat 3:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Culbert, Gar R. Panel 6-24, Sun 10:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Dias, Elsa M. Panel 12-10, Fri 10:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Culbert, Gar R. Panel 6-24, Sun 10:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Diaz-Cayeros, Alberto Panel 20-1, Thur 3:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Cummings, Craig P. Panel 19-11, Fri 1:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Dickinson, Matthew J. Panel 16-6, Sat 1:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Cunion, William Panel 16-1 Pstr., Fri 1:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Diermeier, Daniel Panel 13-1, Thur 10:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Curran, Margaret A. Panel 6-18, Thur 10:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Diermeier, Daniel Panel 13-5, Sat 10:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor 129

Diermeier, Daniel Panel 13-5, Sat 10:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Edwards III, George C. Panel 16-9, Fri 3:30, Clark 5-7th Floor DiGiusto, Gerald M. Panel 5-1 Pstr., Thur 3:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Eger, Robert J. Panel 4-10, Sun 8:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor DiGiusto, Gerald M. Panel 4-12, Fri 8:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Eger III, Robert J. Panel 23-1 Pstr., Thur 8:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Dimitrov, Martin K. Panel 3-22, Sat 8:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Eger, III, Robert J. Panel 23-8, Thur 3:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Dinan, John Panel 19-18, Fri 1:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Eger, III, Robert J. Panel 23-4, Fri 8:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Dion, Michelle Panel 5-1, Thur 10:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Ehrlich, Sean D. Panel 5-4, Thur 1:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Dion, Robert L. Panel 8-8, Fri 1:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Ehrlich, Sean D. Panel 5-1 Pstr., Thur 3:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Dion, Robert L. Panel 8-8, Fri 1:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Elder, Laurel Panel 9-12, Fri 3:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor DiPaolo, Amanda J. Panel 19-1 Pstr., Fri 10:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Elder, Mark A. Panel 5-4, Thur 1:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Ditslear, Corey A. Panel 19-22, Sat 8:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Elder, Mark A. Panel 5-10, Sat 3:30, Sandburg 6-7th Floor Diven, Polly J. Panel 4-11, Thur 8:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Elder, Mark A. Panel 5-10, Sat 3:30, Sandburg 6-7th Floor Djupe, Paul A. Panel 6-28, Sat 8:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Eligur, Banu Panel 12-12, Thur 3:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Djupe, Paul A. Panel 6-8, Sun 8:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Elkins, Zachary Panel 6-9, Fri 8:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Doan, Alesha Panel 9-12, Fri 3:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Elkins, Zachary Panel 6-28, Sat 8:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Doan, Alesha E. Panel 9-1 Pstr., Fri 8:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Elkins, Zachary Panel 6-28, Sat 8:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Dodd, Larry Panel 17-2, Thur 1:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Ellermann, Antje Panel 1-13, Sun 10:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Dodd, Larry Panel 17-2, Thur 1:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Elling, Richard C. Panel 23-2, Thur 1:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Dodd, Lynda G. Panel 19-3, Sun 10:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Elliott, Catherine Panel 6-25, Sun 8:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Dodson, Debra L. Panel 9-7, Fri 10:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Ellis, Melody Panel 1-4, Sat 10:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Dodson, Debra L. Panel 9-8, Fri 1:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Ellison, David L. Panel 1-2 Pstr., Thur 3:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Doherty, Daniel J. Panel 6-21, Thur 3:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Ellison, David L. Panel 5-8, Sat 10:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Doherty, Joseph W. Panel 18-3, Sun 8:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Emizet, Kisangani F. Panel 4-3, Fri 10:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Doherty, Steven J. Panel 10-1, Sat 8:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Emmert, Craig F. Panel 19-9, Fri 3:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Doig, Jameson W. Panel 19-16, Sun 8:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Emmert, Craig F. Panel 19-24, Sat 10:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Dolan, Julie Panel 9-4, Thur 8:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Emmert, Kirk R. Panel 16-8, Sun 10:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Dolan, Kathleen Panel 9-10, Thur 1:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Endersby, James W. Panel 1-5, Fri 3:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Dolan, Kathleen Panel 27-6, Fri 3:30, Parlor F-6th Floor Endersby, James W. Panel 7-8, Sat 3:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Dolgert, Stefan P. Panel 11-5, Fri 1:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Engelmann, Stephen Panel 12-5, Thur 8:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Dominguez, Casey B. K. Panel 15-11, Sun 8:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Engelmann, Stephen Panel 11-16, Sun 10:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Donavan, Janet L. Panel 8-1 Pstr., Fri 3:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Engstrom, Erik J. Panel 18-2, Thur 10:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Donovan, Todd Panel 1-2, Thur 1:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Engstrom, Richard I. Panel 10-3, Fri 10:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Donovan, Todd Panel 1-2, Thur 1:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Ensley, Michael J. Panel 18-12, Fri 8:30, Sandburg 6-7th Floor Donovan, Todd Panel 18-7, Sat 3:30, Parlor F-6th Floor Ensley, Michael J. Panel 18-1 Pstr., Sat 8:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Dorhoi, Monica Panel 24-6, Sat 8:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Epstein, David Panel 18-9, Thur 1:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Dotterweich, Lisa J. Panel 22-1 Pstr., Thur 1:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Epstein, David Panel 18-9, Thur 1:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Douglas, Angela Panel 22-18, Sat 8:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Epstein, David Panel 3-19, Fri 10:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Douglas, Angela Y. Panel 20-9, Sat 10:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Epstein, David Panel 13-8, Fri 3:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Douglas, James W. Panel 6-7, Thur 1:30, Parlor F-6th Floor Epstein, Lee Panel 19-1, Thur 8:30, State-4th Floor Dovi, Suzanne Panel 12-3, Thur 10:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Epstein, Lee Panel 0-1, Thur 10:30, State-4th Floor Dovi, Suzanne L. Panel 12-3, Thur 10:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Eraslan, Hulya Panel 13-1, Thur 10:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Dow, Jay Panel 18-10, Sun 10:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Ericson, David F. Panel 22-17, Sat 1:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Dowdle, Andrew J. Panel 15-11, Sun 8:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Erikson, Robert Panel 17-21, Thur 3:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Downer, William M. Panel 11-14, Sat 3:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Erikson, Robert S. Panel 6-7, Thur 1:30, Parlor F-6th Floor Drezner, Daniel W. Panel 5-6, Fri 3:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Erlandson, Karen T. Panel 9-16, Sat 1:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Drezner, Daniel W. Panel 5-6, Fri 3:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Ernst, Dan Panel 12-2, Sun 8:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Drope, Jeffrey Panel 15-1, Thur 10:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Eshbaugh-Soha, Matthew Panel 18-1 Pstr., Sat 8:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Druckman, James N. Panel 1-11, Thur 1:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Floor Druckman, James N. Panel 8-3, Sat 10:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Eshbaugh-Soha, Matthew Panel 16-5, Sat 3:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Drugan, Paul M. Panel 29-1, Fri 1:30, PDR 9-3rd Floor Espana Najera, Annabella Panel 2-11, Sat 3:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Duch, Raymond Panel 24-7, Sun 10:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Espino, Rodolfo Panel 10-2, Thur 3:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Dudley, Robert L. Panel 19-9, Fri 3:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Ester, Peter Panel 1-14, Thur 8:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Dudley, Robert L. Panel 19-16, Sun 8:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Esterling, Kevin M. Panel 22-4, Fri 10:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Duerst-Lahti, Georgia Panel 27-3, Thur 10:30, Parlor F-6th Floor Esterling, Kevin M. Panel 22-4, Fri 10:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Duerst-Lahti, Georgia Panel 27-6, Fri 3:30, Parlor F-6th Floor Estevez, Federico Panel 20-1, Thur 3:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Duerst-Lahti, Georgia Panel 9-3, Sat 8:30, State-4th Floor Estevez, Federico Panel 3-5, Fri 8:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Duggan, John R. Panel 13-5, Sat 10:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Estevez-Abe, Margarita Panel 1-19, Thur 10:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Dulio, David A. Panel 17-6, Fri 10:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Estrada, Luis M. Panel 3-5, Fri 8:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Dull, Matthew M. Panel 16-1 Pstr., Fri 1:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Evans, C. Lawrence Panel 16-2, Thur 8:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Duman, Senol Panel 23-9, Sat 8:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Evans, C. Lawrence Panel 17-4, Fri 8:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Dunlap, Sara J. Panel 9-10, Thur 1:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Evans, Diana Panel 18-1, Thur 1:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Dunn, Brendan Panel 12-18, Fri 1:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Evans, Diana Panel 18-1, Thur 1:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Dunn, Brendan Panel 12-18, Fri 1:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Evans, Diana Panel 17-9, Sat 3:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Dunn, Brendan M. Panel 12-18, Fri 1:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Evans, Diana Panel 17-9, Sat 3:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Dunn, Brendan M. Panel 12-18, Fri 1:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Evans, Geoffrey Panel 24-1, Thur 1:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Durham, Brandy M. Panel 17-5, Thur 3:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Evans, Geoffrey Panel 6-15, Fri 3:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Dursun, Oya Panel 4-20, Sat 8:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Evans, Geoffrey Panel 6-15, Fri 3:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Dustin, Christopher A. Panel 28-4, Sat 1:30, Parlor D-6th Floor Evans, Laura Panel 17-13, Thur 10:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Dutcher, Daniel D. Panel 6-26, Sat 8:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Evans, Laura E. Panel 10-1, Sat 8:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Dutka, Diane L. Panel 3-1 Pstr., Sat 10:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Evans Case, Rhonda L. Panel 1-22, Fri 3:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Dyck, Joshua J. Panel 7-18, Fri 3:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Eveland, Jr., William P. Panel 8-5, Sat 3:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Dzur, Albert W. Panel 12-7, Fri 8:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Ewig, Christina Panel 9-5, Sat 10:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Dzur, Albert W. Panel 11-9, Fri 1:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Ewig, Christina Panel 27-5, Sat 1:30, State-4th Floor Edwards, Erica E. Panel 1-20, Fri 1:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Ezra, Marni Panel 18-7, Sat 3:30, Parlor F-6th Floor Edwards III, George C. Panel 16-1, Fri 8:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Ezrow, Lawrence Panel 1-9, Sat 3:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor 130

Fackler, Timothy Panel 8-7, Thur 8:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Fogarty, Brian J. Panel 31-1 Pstr., Fri 10:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Fackler, Timothy Panel 15-1 Pstr., Fri 10:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Fogarty, Brian J. Panel 19-11, Fri 1:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Failer, Judith Lynn Panel 23-7, Sun 10:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Ford, Lynne E. Panel 27-3, Thur 10:30, Parlor F-6th Floor Fang, Songying Panel 4-5, Fri 3:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Fording, Richard Panel 10-9, Sat 3:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Fanta, Andrea Panel 8-1 Pstr., Fri 3:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Fording, Richard C. Panel 30-1, Sat 8:30, Parlor D-6th Floor Farazmand, Ali Panel 4-21, Sat 10:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Forestiere, Carolyn Panel 17-17, Fri 1:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Farazmand, Ali Panel 25-10, Sat 1:30, Parlor C-6th Floor Forgette, Richard Panel 8-6, Sun 10:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Farhang, Sean Panel 22-12, Thur 8:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Fowler, James Panel 31-1 Pstr., Fri 10:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Farhang, Sean Panel 19-6, Fri 8:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Fowler, James Panel 13-10, Sat 3:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Farmer, Rick Panel 20-11, Sat 3:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Fowler, Linda L. Panel 17-7, Fri 8:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Farquhar, Marybeth A. Panel 23-1, Thur 10:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Fowler, Linda L. Panel 18-14, Sat 10:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Farr, James Panel 11-1, Thur 1:30, State-4th Floor Fowler, Linda L. Panel 18-14, Sat 10:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Farr, James Panel 11-20, Sat 1:30, Parlor F-6th Floor Fox, Richard L. Panel 18-1, Thur 1:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Farrah, Jeffrey S. Panel 26-4, Fri 10:30, PDR 9-3rd Floor Fox, Richard L. Panel 9-3, Sat 8:30, State-4th Floor Farrar, Margaret E. Panel 11-14, Sat 3:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Fox, Richard L. Panel 9-9, Sat 3:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Farrar, Margaret E. Panel 12-13, Sun 10:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Foy, Joseph J. Panel 22-1 Pstr., Thur 1:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Fatovic, Clement Panel 11-8, Fri 10:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Fraga, Luis Panel 33-2, Fri 10:30, Sandburg 6-7th Floor Fattore, Christina Panel 1-10, Fri 10:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Fraizer, Heather J. Panel 3-10, Thur 8:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Fay, Justin Panel 20-13, Thur 10:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Francia, Peter L. Panel 18-15, Thur 8:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Feddersen, Timothy Panel 13-5, Sat 10:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Franciosi, Robert Panel 7-9, Sun 8:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Feddersen, Timothy J. Panel 13-4, Sat 8:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Francisco, Ronald Panel 14-3, Fri 3:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Federico, Christopher M. Panel 6-20, Thur 1:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Francisco, Ronald Panel 14-3, Fri 3:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Federico, Christopher M. Panel 6-14, Fri 1:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Francisco, Ronald A. Panel 25-1, Thur 10:30, Sandburg 6-7th Floor Feeley, T. Jens Panel 17-14, Fri 10:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Francisco, Ronald A. Panel 25-1, Thur 10:30, Sandburg 6-7th Floor Feiock, Richard C. Panel 21-1, Thur 8:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Francisco, Ronald A. Panel 25-13, Sat 8:30, Parlor C-6th Floor Feiock, Richard C. Panel 21-7, Sun 10:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Franck, Matthew J. Panel 28-5, Fri 1:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Feldman, David L. Panel 22-8, Sat 3:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Franck, Matthew J. Panel 19-7, Fri 3:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Feldman, David L. Panel 22-8, Sat 3:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Franklin, Charles Panel 14-1, Thur 8:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Feldman, Leonard C. Panel 12-6, Thur 3:30, PDR 9-3rd Floor Franklin, Charles Panel 14-1, Thur 8:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Feldman, Leonard C. Panel 12-8, Fri 10:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Franklin, Charles H. Panel 7-21, Thur 1:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Feldman, Stanley Panel 0-1, Thur 10:30, State-4th Floor Franklin, James C. Panel 25-3, Fri 10:30, Parlor D-6th Floor Feldmann, Sven Panel 13-8, Fri 3:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Franklin, James C. Panel 25-3, Fri 10:30, Parlor D-6th Floor Fellowes, Matthew C. Panel 22-15, Fri 10:30, Burnham 5-7th Floor Franklin Fowler, Erika Panel 8-4, Fri 8:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Ferguson, Margaret R. Panel 20-9, Sat 10:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Franklin Fowler, Erika L. Panel 8-1 Pstr., Fri 3:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Ferguson, Margaret R. Panel 16-5, Sat 3:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Frantz, Janet Panel 27-2, Thur 3:30, Parlor F-6th Floor Ferguson, Michaele L. Panel 12-8, Fri 10:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Frantzich, Steve Panel 17-6, Fri 10:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Ferguson, Michaele L. Panel 12-8, Fri 10:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Frantzich, Steve Panel 17-6, Fri 10:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Ferguson, Michaele L. Panel 11-19, Sat 8:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Franz, Andy Panel 11-14, Sat 3:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Fernandez, Kenneth Panel 10-9, Sat 3:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Franz, Michael M. Panel 15-6, Sat 1:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Fernandez, Kenneth E. Panel 20-7, Sat 8:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Franzese, Jr., Robert J. Panel 1-1, Sat 8:30, Parlor F-6th Floor Fernandez Mellizo-Soto, Maria Panel 1-13, Sun 10:30, Burnham 1-7th Franzese, Jr., Robert J. Panel 1-8, Sat 1:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Floor Franzese, Jr., Robert J. Panel 1-12, Sun 8:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Ferrara, Federico Panel 25-4, Fri 1:30, Parlor D-6th Floor Frasure, Lorrie A. Panel 10-4, Thur 1:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Ferrera, Federico Panel 25-5, Sat 10:30, Sandburg 6-7th Floor Frazier, Mark W. Panel 2-7, Sat 8:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Ferretti, Natalia Panel 2-1, Thur 10:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Frazier, Mark W. Panel 2-7, Sat 8:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Fesnic, Florin N. Panel 3-17, Thur 10:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Freedman, Paul B. Panel 6-4, Sat 10:30, Parlor F-6th Floor Fiber, Pamela M. Panel 18-1, Thur 1:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Freedman, Paul B. Panel 6-25, Sun 8:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Fiber, Pamela M. Panel 19-20, Fri 8:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Freedman, Paul B. Panel 6-25, Sun 8:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Filippov, Mikhail Panel 20-12, Sun 10:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Freeman, John Panel 14-8, Sat 3:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Filner, Matthew F. Panel 12-9, Fri 1:30, Parlor C-6th Floor Freeman, John Panel 14-8, Sat 3:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Fine, Michael R. Panel 20-7, Sat 8:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor French, Stewart L. Panel 1-11, Thur 1:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Fine, Michael R. Panel 19-10, Sun 10:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Frensley, Nathalie J. Panel 8-7, Thur 8:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Finifter, Ada W. Panel 6-1, Fri 8:30, State-4th Floor Frensley, Nathalie J. Panel 8-8, Fri 1:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Finkel, Steven E. Panel 6-1, Fri 8:30, State-4th Floor Fried, Amy Panel 6-26, Sat 8:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Finn, John E. Panel 19-3, Sun 10:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Fried, Amy Panel 6-26, Sat 8:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Finn, John E. Panel 19-3, Sun 10:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Friedman, Barry Panel 19-12, Sat 10:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Finocchiaro, Charles J. Panel 18-9, Thur 1:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Fu, Mingying Panel 6-23, Fri 10:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Finocchiaro, Charles J. Panel 17-10, Sun 8:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Fulton, Sarah A. Panel 18-1, Thur 1:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Fiorina, Morris P. Panel 18-11, Sat 1:30, Burnham 5-7th Floor Fumurescu, Alin Panel 6-1 Pstr., Sat 1:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Fisher, Samual Panel 17-13, Thur 10:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Fung, Archon Panel 33-2, Fri 10:30, Sandburg 6-7th Floor Fisher, Shauna F. Panel 29-2, Thur 3:30, Parlor D-6th Floor Furia, Peter Panel 12-13, Sun 10:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Fisher, Shauna F. Panel 29-2, Thur 3:30, Parlor D-6th Floor Furia, Peter A. Panel 4-27, Fri 8:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Fisher, Uri Panel 4-2 Pstr., Thur 10:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Furlong, Scott R. Panel 15-3, Fri 3:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Fisher, Uri Panel 4-26, Sun 10:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Furlough, Mike Panel 26-1, Sat 8:30, Burnham 5-7th Floor Fite, David Panel 26-3, Fri 8:30, Parlor D-6th Floor Furtado, Christina Panel 4-6, Sat 8:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Fitzgerald, Keith Panel 6-25, Sun 8:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Gaalswyk, Kenneth Panel 7-5, Sat 1:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Fitzgerald, Mary Panel 33-1, Fri 3:30, Sandburg 6-7th Floor Gabel, Matt Panel 24-6, Sat 8:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Fitzgerald, Matthew A, Panel 20-15, Thur 3:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Gabel, Matthew J. Panel 1-16, Thur 1:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Fleisher, Richard Panel 17-5, Thur 3:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Gabel, Matthew J. Panel 1-16, Thur 1:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Flemming, Roy B. Panel 19-13, Sat 1:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Gaddie, Keith Panel 18-12, Fri 8:30, Sandburg 6-7th Floor Flickinger, Richard S. Panel 1-17, Fri 8:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Gaddy, Beverly A. Panel 24-3, Fri 1:30, Burnham 5-7th Floor Flores, Henry Panel 10-6, Fri 3:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Gaddy, Beverly A. Panel 11-14, Sat 3:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Flores, Thomas E. Panel 1-27, Sun 8:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Gaffney, Michael Panel 22-8, Sat 3:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Flowers, Julianne F. Panel 17-5, Thur 3:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Gailmard, Sean Panel 13-8, Fri 3:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor 131

Gailmard, Sean Panel 13-4, Sat 8:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Gillespie, William Panel 18-3, Sun 8:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Gaines, Brian J. Panel 20-2, Thur 1:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Gilliam, Frank Panel 8-11, Sat 3:30, State-4th Floor Gainous, Jason Panel 10-1 Pstr., Fri 8:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Gillman, Howard Panel 19-1, Thur 8:30, State-4th Floor Gainous, Jason Panel 7-7, Sat 8:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Gimpel, James G. Panel 7-4, Fri 3:30, PDR 9-3rd Floor Gainous, Jason B. Panel 10-11, Thur 8:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Ginsberg, Benjamin Panel 33-1, Fri 3:30, Sandburg 6-7th Floor Gainsborough, Juliet Panel 21-10, Thur 10:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Gismondi, Mark Panel 11-7, Fri 8:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Galatas, Steven E. Panel 1-5, Fri 3:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Githens, Marianne Panel 9-7, Fri 10:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Galderisi, Peter F. Panel 18-9, Thur 1:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Giuliano, Elise Panel 3-11, Sun 8:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Galecka-Hansmann, Izabela Panel 1-16, Thur 1:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Giuliano, Elise Panel 3-11, Sun 8:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Galston, William Panel 33-1, Fri 3:30, Sandburg 6-7th Floor Givel, Michael S. Panel 22-7, Sat 8:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Gamble, Katrina L. Panel 10-1 Pstr., Fri 8:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Gizelis, Theodora-Ismene Panel 9-11, Sun 8:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Gamm, Gerald Panel 17-4, Fri 8:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Glad, Betty Panel 16-3, Fri 1:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Gamm, Gerald Panel 17-4, Fri 8:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Glasgow, Garrett Panel 14-1, Thur 8:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Gamm, Gerald H. Panel 17-13, Thur 10:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Glasgow, Garrett Panel 14-1, Thur 8:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Gandhi, Jennifer Panel 2-10, Fri 8:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Glassman, Matthew E. Panel 20-11, Sat 3:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Gang, Ye Panel 14-7, Sat 8:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Glenn, Gary G. Panel 28-1, Sun 10:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Garas, Nadra Panel 2-1 Pstr., Fri 3:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Gochal, Joseph Panel 2-10, Fri 8:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Garcia, John Panel 10-2, Thur 3:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Godbout, Jean-Franτois Panel 7-5, Sat 1:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Garcia-Iragorri, Alexandra Panel 3-8, Sat 8:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Godrej, Farah Panel 9-5, Sat 10:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Gardiner, John A. Panel 20-16, Fri 10:30, Parlor C-6th Floor Goerdel, Holly Panel 1-25, Sat 1:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Garneau, Edith Panel 9-11, Sun 8:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Goerdel, Holly T. Panel 20-16, Fri 10:30, Parlor C-6th Floor Garrett, Terence Panel 10-4, Thur 1:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Golder, Matt R. Panel 15-14, Thur 10:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Gaskill, Newton J. Panel 1-10, Fri 10:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Golder, Matt R. Panel 13-2, Thur 1:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Gates, John B. Panel 19-5, Thur 3:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Golder, Matt R. Panel 1-10, Fri 10:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Gates, Scott Panel 4-28, Thur 3:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Golder, Sona N. Panel 1-11, Thur 1:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Gauger, Michael Panel 8-1, Thur 3:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Goldfinger, Johnny Panel 12-6, Thur 3:30, PDR 9-3rd Floor Gauthier, David J. Panel 11-5, Fri 1:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Goldfinger, Johnny Panel 12-6, Thur 3:30, PDR 9-3rd Floor Geer, John G. Panel 6-4, Sat 10:30, Parlor F-6th Floor Goldfinger, Johnny Panel 7-1, Fri 10:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Gehlbach, Scott Panel 13-7, Fri 8:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Goldford, Dennis J. Panel 19-3, Sun 10:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Gelineau, Francois Panel 3-8, Sat 8:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Goldstein, Kenneth Panel 7-21, Thur 1:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Gelineau, Francois Panel 2-9, Sat 1:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Goldstein, Kenneth M. Panel 8-4, Fri 8:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Gelleny, Ron Gelleny D. Panel 16-3, Fri 1:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Golebiowska, Ewa Panel 8-4, Fri 8:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Gelleny, Ronald D. Panel 25-6, Thur 8:30, Parlor D-6th Floor Golebiowska, Ewa A. Panel 6-15, Fri 3:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Gellner, Winand Panel 1-17, Fri 8:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Gomez, Brad T. Panel 10-12, Fri 3:30, Parlor C-6th Floor Gelman, Andrew Panel 18-9, Thur 1:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Gomez-Albarello, Juan Gabriel Panel 12-8, Fri 10:30, Montrose 3-7th Genna, Gaspare M. Panel 24-4, Thur 8:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Floor Genna, Gaspare M. Panel 1-23, Sat 8:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Gonzales, Vanna A. Panel 15-9, Fri 8:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Gent, Stephen E. Panel 4-6, Sat 8:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Gooch, Donald M. Panel 15-12, Sat 1:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor George, Julie A. Panel 10-5, Fri 1:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Goodhart, Lucy M. Panel 6-7, Thur 1:30, Parlor F-6th Floor George, Neil J. Panel 21-6, Sat 1:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Goodhart, Lucy M. Panel 6-21, Thur 3:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor George, Tracy E. Panel 19-13, Sat 1:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Goodhart, Michael Panel 12-8, Fri 10:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Gerber, Alan S. Panel 6-21, Thur 3:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Goodliffe, Jay Panel 14-6, Fri 1:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Gerber, Brian J. Panel 20-6, Fri 1:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Goodman, Craig Panel 18-2, Thur 10:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Gerber, Brian J. Panel 23-12, Fri 3:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Gordin, Jorge P. Panel 20-1, Thur 3:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Gerber, Elisabeth R. Panel 22-19, Thur 10:30, Burnham 5-7th Floor Gordon, Panel 22-12, Thur 8:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Gerber, Elisabeth R. Panel 21-7, Sun 10:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Gordon, Erika L. Panel 9-8, Fri 1:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Gerencser, Steven Panel 11-6, Thur 3:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Gordon, John D. Panel 5-8, Sat 10:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Gerencser, Steven Panel 11-6, Thur 3:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Gordon, Neve Panel 8-1, Thur 3:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Gerrity, Jessica C. Panel 22-15, Fri 10:30, Burnham 5-7th Floor Gordon, Stacy B. Panel 17-9, Sat 3:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Gershtenson, Joseph Panel 6-1 Pstr., Sat 1:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Goren, Lilly J. Panel 27-2, Thur 3:30, Parlor F-6th Floor Gershtenson, Joseph Panel 18-10, Sun 10:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Goren, Lilly J. Panel 24-5, Sat 3:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Gerson, Gal Panel 12-10, Fri 10:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Goren, Paul Panel 6-20, Thur 1:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Gerson, Gal Panel 12-16, Sat 1:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Goren, Paul Panel 6-14, Fri 1:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Getha-Taylor, Heather G. Panel 23-11, Sat 1:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Gortzak, Yoav Panel 4-26, Sun 10:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Geva, Nehemia Panel 4-2, Thur 3:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Goswami, Nirmal Panel 21-10, Thur 10:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Geva, Nehemia Panel 4-2, Thur 3:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Gould, Andrew C. Panel 1-25, Sat 1:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Ghavamshahidi, Zohreh Panel 4-21, Sat 10:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Graber, Doris A. Panel 8-8, Fri 1:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Ghavamshahidi, Zohreh Panel 4-21, Sat 10:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Grafstein, Robert Panel 11-1, Thur 1:30, State-4th Floor Giammo, Joseph D. Panel 7-26, Sat 3:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Grafstein, Robert Panel 13-7, Fri 8:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Gianni, Matteo Panel 12-14, Sat 8:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Graham, Barbara L. Panel 19-19, Fri 10:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Gibson, Alan Panel 11-7, Fri 8:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Graham, George J. Panel 11-1, Thur 1:30, State-4th Floor Gibson, James Panel 6-1, Fri 8:30, State-4th Floor Granato, Jim Panel 13-7, Fri 8:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Gibson, James L. Panel 0-1, Thur 10:30, State-4th Floor Graves, Scott Panel 19-23, Sat 1:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Gibson, Tobias T. Panel 19-22, Sat 8:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Graves, Scott E. Panel 19-11, Fri 1:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Gierzynski, Anthony G. Panel 21-3, Fri 10:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Gray, Phil Panel 12-17, Sat 10:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Gierzynski, Anthony G. Panel 7-9, Sun 8:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Gray, Virginia Panel 15-8, Thur 3:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Gilbert, Christopher P. Panel 6-8, Sun 8:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Grayson, Thomas M. Panel 23-1 Pstr., Thur 8:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Gilbert, Michele A. Panel 10-3, Fri 10:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Greathouse, Craig B. Panel 1-23, Sat 8:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Gilkison, Margaret E. Panel 22-2, Thur 3:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Greaves, Edward F. Panel 3-8, Sat 8:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Gilkison, Margaret E. Panel 9-11, Sun 8:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Greco, Donald E. Panel 7-13, Thur 8:30, PDR 9-3rd Floor Gill, Emily R. Panel 12-12, Thur 3:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Greco, Donald E. Panel 7-13, Thur 8:30, PDR 9-3rd Floor Gill, Jeff Panel 1-3, Fri 8:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Greco, Donald E. Panel 7-16, Thur 10:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Gillespie, Andra Panel 7-4, Fri 3:30, PDR 9-3rd Floor Green, Daniel R. Panel 18-1 Pstr., Sat 8:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Gillespie, Bill Panel 19-9, Fri 3:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Green, Don P. Panel 6-21, Thur 3:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor 132

Green, Don P. Panel 6-3, Fri 1:30, State-4th Floor Hale, Henry E. Panel 2-6, Sat 1:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Green, Don P. Panel 33-1, Fri 3:30, Sandburg 6-7th Floor Hale, Henry E. Panel 2-13, Sun 10:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Green, John C. Panel 9-13, Thur 10:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Hall, Jeremy L. Panel 20-14, Sun 8:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Green, John C. Panel 7-17, Thur 1:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Hall, Richard L. Panel 15-2, Sat 8:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Green, John C. Panel 15-20, Fri 1:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Hall, Thad E. Panel 23-2, Thur 1:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Green, John C. Panel 15-15, Sat 10:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Hallerberg, Mark Panel 1-1, Sat 8:30, Parlor F-6th Floor Green, John C. Panel 15-15, Sat 10:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Hallerberg, Mark Panel 1-25, Sat 1:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Green, Matthew N. Panel 17-8, Sat 1:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Hallock Morris, Mary T. Panel 22-18, Sat 8:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Greene, Steven Panel 6-17, Thur 8:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Hallock Morris, Mary T. Panel 22-3, Sun 10:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Greer, Kirk A. Panel 12-17, Sat 10:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Hallock Morris, Mary T. Panel 22-3, Sun 10:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Gregg, Gary L. Panel 16-4, Thur 10:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Hamann, Kerstin Panel 1-10, Fri 10:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Greig, Michael Panel 14-8, Sat 3:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Hamann, Kerstin Panel 1-6, Fri 1:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Griffin, John Panel 17-1 Pstr., Sat 8:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Hamann, Kerstin Panel 1-6, Fri 1:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Griffin, John D. Panel 15-13, Thur 8:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Hamilton, Anne W. Panel 24-3, Fri 1:30, Burnham 5-7th Floor Griffin, John D. Panel 13-7, Fri 8:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Hamilton, Charles S. Panel 12-1, Thur 8:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Griffith, Nathan D. Panel 7-15, Fri 8:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Hamilton, Russell A. Panel 4-23, Sat 3:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Grijalva, Agustin Panel 2-5, Fri 10:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Hamilton, Russell A. Panel 4-23, Sat 3:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Gronke, Paul Panel 6-2, Thur 3:30, State-4th Floor Hamilton, Russell A. Panel 4-9, Sun 10:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Grose, Christian R. Panel 17-21, Thur 3:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Hamman, John A. Panel 20-3, Fri 8:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Grose, Christian R. Panel 7-4, Fri 3:30, PDR 9-3rd Floor Hammer, Dean C. Panel 11-3, Thur 8:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Groseclose, Timothy J. Panel 7-24, Sat 10:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Hammond, Ross A. Panel 13-2, Thur 1:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Gross, Don Panel 21-3, Fri 10:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Hammond, Susan Panel 17-13, Thur 10:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Gross, Kimberly Panel 6-28, Sat 8:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Hammond, Susan Panel 17-13, Thur 10:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Gross, Kimberly A. Panel 6-25, Sun 8:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Hammond, Thomas H. Panel 23-5, Sat 10:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Grossback, Lawrence Panel 6-11, Sat 8:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Hammond, Thomas H. Panel 16-8, Sun 10:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Grosskopf, Anke Panel 19-13, Sat 1:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Han, Byungjin Panel 3-25, Sat 3:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Grossman, Matthew Panel 7-20, Fri 10:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Han, Hahrie Panel 17-22, Fri 3:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Grossmann, Matthew J. Panel 7-20, Fri 10:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Han, Hahrie C. Panel 15-18, Fri 8:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Gruberg, Martin Panel 26-1, Sat 8:30, Burnham 5-7th Floor Hancock, Ange-Marie Panel 8-1 Pstr., Fri 3:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Grummel, John A. Panel 20-13, Thur 10:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Handlin, Larry B. Panel 20-5, Sat 1:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Grummel, John A. Panel 8-5, Sat 3:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Hankinson, Chad A. Panel 17-13, Thur 10:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Grynaviski, Jeffrey D. Panel 15-7, Sat 3:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Hanmer, Michael J. Panel 6-1 Pstr., Sat 1:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Grynaviski, Jeffrey D. Panel 14-2, Sun 8:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Hanmer, Michael J. Panel 7-12, Sun 8:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Gschwend, Thomas Panel 7-23, Thur 3:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Hansen, John C. Panel 18-15, Thur 8:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Gschwend, Thomas Panel 7-23, Thur 3:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Hansen, John C. Panel 18-15, Thur 8:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Gschwend, Thomas Panel 7-8, Sat 3:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Hansen, John C. Panel 18-1 Pstr., Sat 8:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Gschwend, Thomas Panel 6-24, Sun 10:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Hansen, John C. Panel 7-3, Sat 3:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Gubala, Sara M. Panel 6-19, Thur 10:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Hansen, Wendy L. Panel 15-1, Thur 10:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Gubala, Sara Margaret Panel 6-30, Fri 10:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Hansford, Thomas G. Panel 19-9, Fri 3:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Guilmartin, Eugenia K. Panel 25-1, Thur 10:30, Sandburg 6-7th Floor Hanson, William W. Panel 3-25, Sat 3:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Guisinger, Alexandra Panel 5-1, Thur 10:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Haptonstahl, Stephen Panel 4-1 Pstr., Thur 10:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Gulati, Girish J. Panel 6-11, Sat 8:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Harbeson, John W. Panel 2-13, Sun 10:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Gunderson, Gregory G. Panel 9-11, Sun 8:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Hardy, Phillip Panel 15-1 Pstr., Fri 10:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Gunnell, John G. Panel 11-1, Thur 1:30, State-4th Floor Harker, William R. Panel 15-17, Sat 3:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Gunning, Matthew L. Panel 18-2, Thur 10:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Harkness, Suzan J. Panel 9-13, Thur 10:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Gunning, Matthew L. Panel 10-1 Pstr., Fri 8:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Harkness, Suzan J. Panel 9-14, Sat 8:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Guo, Gang Panel 14-3, Fri 3:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Harlowe, E. Brooke Panel 27-2, Thur 3:30, Parlor F-6th Floor Gupta, Devashree Panel 25-11, Thur 1:30, Parlor D-6th Floor Harlowe, E. Brooke Panel 26-3, Fri 8:30, Parlor D-6th Floor Gupta, Rupayan Panel 25-4, Fri 1:30, Parlor D-6th Floor Harmel, Robert Panel 15-14, Thur 10:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Gupte, Manjusha Panel 27-4, Fri 8:30, Parlor F-6th Floor Harmel, Robert Panel 1-2 Pstr., Thur 3:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Guth, James L. Panel 7-17, Thur 1:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Harrelson-Stephens, Julie Panel 4-14, Fri 8:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Gwiasda, Gregory W. Panel 6-1 Pstr., Sat 1:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Harrelson-Stephens, Julie D. Panel 25-5, Sat 10:30, Sandburg 6-7th Floor Ha, Eun Young Panel 1-24, Sat 10:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Harris, Ann F. Panel 10-6, Fri 3:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Hacker, Hans J. Panel 19-1 Pstr., Fri 10:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Harris, Douglas B. Panel 17-6, Fri 10:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Hacker, Hans J. Panel 19-21, Sat 3:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Harris, Fredrick Panel 10-7, Sat 10:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Hacker, Jacob Panel 22-17, Sat 1:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Harris, Fredrick C. Panel 10-4, Thur 1:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Hacker, Jacob Panel 22-17, Sat 1:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Harris-Lacewell, Melissa V. Panel 10-10, Sun 8:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Hafer, Catherine Panel 13-3, Thur 3:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Harsell, Dana Michael Panel 23-4, Fri 8:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Hafer, Catherine Panel 13-3, Thur 3:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Hartlaub, Mark G. Panel 11-8, Fri 10:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Hafer, Catherine Panel 13-10, Sat 3:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Hartlaub, Steve G. Panel 11-8, Fri 10:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Hafsi, Taieb Panel 23-4, Fri 8:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Hartry, Ardice Panel 22-20, Thur 3:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Haftel, Yoram Z. Panel 5-6, Fri 3:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Harvey, Mark A. Panel 4-17, Fri 1:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Haftel, Yoram Z. Panel 4-26, Sun 10:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Harward, Brian M. Panel 20-4, Fri 10:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Hagen, Michael G. Panel 7-21, Thur 1:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Hasecke, Edward B. Panel 17-8, Sat 1:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Hagen, Michael G. Panel 7-22, Sat 8:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Hashim, Mohsin. S. Panel 3-15, Thur 1:30, PDR 9-3rd Floor Hagen, Michael G. Panel 7-22, Sat 8:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Haskins, Ron Panel 30-3, Fri 10:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Hagopian, Frances Panel 2-2, Thur 1:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Haspel, Moshe Panel 7-8, Sat 3:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Haider-Markel, Donald P. Panel 22-4, Fri 10:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Haspel, Moshe Panel 7-12, Sun 8:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Haider-Markel, Donald P. Panel 22-5, Sat 10:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Hasselmann, Chris N. Panel 3-24, Sat 1:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Haider-Markel, Donald P. Panel 22-5, Sat 10:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Hatcher, Andrea C. Panel 17-21, Thur 3:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Hail, Michael W. Panel 20-14, Sun 8:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Hatcher, Laura J. Panel 19-25, Thur 8:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Haire, Susan B. Panel 19-9, Fri 3:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Hauk, William R. Panel 7-24, Sat 10:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Hajnal, Zoltan L. Panel 15-15, Sat 10:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Hauptmann, Emily Panel 11-20, Sat 1:30, Parlor F-6th Floor Hale, Henry E. Panel 2-6, Sat 1:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Hauser, Joshua C. Panel 24-3, Fri 1:30, Burnham 5-7th Floor 133

Havercroft, Jonathan J. Panel 11-5, Fri 1:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Hill, Timothy G. Panel 8-9, Thur 10:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Hawes, David W. Panel 21-8, Sat 10:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Hill, Tony L. Panel 10-3, Fri 10:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Hawes, Michael B. Panel 4-13, Thur 3:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Hiller, Darby L. Panel 3-16, Thur 3:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Hawthorne, Michael Panel 20-15, Thur 3:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Hills, Jessica L.T. Panel 21-4, Fri 1:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Hayden, Jacqueline P. Panel 3-19, Fri 10:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Hills, Jessica T. Panel 15-16, Thur 1:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Hayes, Danny Panel 6-1 Pstr., Sat 1:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Hillygus, D. Sunshine Panel 7-1, Fri 10:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Hayler, Barbara J. Panel 19-11, Fri 1:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Hillygus, D. Sunshine Panel 7-22, Sat 8:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Hayler, Barbara J. Panel 19-11, Fri 1:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Hindman, Matthew S. Panel 8-10, Fri 10:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Hayler, Barbara J. Panel 7-7, Sat 8:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Hines, Eric H. Panel 1-1 Pstr., Thur 3:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Hays, Bradley D. Panel 19-1 Pstr., Fri 10:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Hirano, Shigeo Panel 1-8, Sat 1:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Hays, Jude Panel 1-12, Sun 8:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Hixon, William Panel 17-18, Sat 10:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Hays, Scott P. Panel 20-16, Fri 10:30, Parlor C-6th Floor Ho, Karl Panel 26-6, Thur 8:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Haysley-Jordan, Virginia Panel 22-15, Fri 10:30, Burnham 5-7th Floor Hoechst, Emily H. Panel 12-8, Fri 10:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Healy, Conor N. Panel 1-24, Sat 10:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Hoekstra, Valerie J. Panel 19-2, Thur 10:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Heaney, Michael T. Panel 15-4, Sun 8:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Hoekstra, Valerie J. Panel 19-2, Thur 10:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Heath, Roseanna Michelle Panel 9-4, Thur 8:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Hoekstra, Valerie J. Panel 19-18, Fri 1:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Heberlig, Eric Panel 18-5, Thur 10:30, Parlor D-6th Floor Hoff, Samuel B. Panel 16-2, Thur 8:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Heberlig, Eric S. Panel 20-11, Sat 3:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Hoffman, Adam H. Panel 15-5, Sat 10:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Hebron, Lui Panel 4-18, Sun 8:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Hoffman, Charles M. Panel 12-14, Sat 8:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Hebron, Lui Panel 4-18, Sun 8:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Hoffman, Donna R. Panel 24-4, Thur 8:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Heckathorn, Douglas D. Panel 21-1, Thur 8:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Hoffman, Tom J. Panel 11-17, Fri 10:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Heckel, Heather D. Panel 4-22, Sat 1:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Hoffmann, Matthew J. Panel 4-1, Thur 1:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Hecock, Douglas Panel 2-11, Sat 3:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Hoffmann, Matthew J. Panel 4-17, Fri 1:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Heller, William B. Panel 3-5, Fri 8:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Hoffmann, Matthew J. Panel 4-17, Fri 1:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Heller, William B. Panel 1-8, Sat 1:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Hoffmann, Susan Panel 22-16, Fri 3:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Helm, Charles J. Panel 12-16, Sat 1:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Hofrenning, Dan Panel 18-7, Sat 3:30, Parlor F-6th Floor Helm, Charles J. Panel 12-16, Sat 1:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Hogan, Sean O. Panel 6-19, Thur 10:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Helm, Jutta A. Panel 1-15, Thur 10:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Hogan, Sean O. Panel 6-19, Thur 10:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Helmke, Gretchen Panel 0-1, Thur 10:30, State-4th Floor Hojnacki, Marie Panel 15-2, Sat 8:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Hemmenway, Scott Panel 28-4, Sat 1:30, Parlor D-6th Floor Holbrook, R. Andrew Panel 8-9, Thur 10:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Hemmer, Bruce W. Panel 24-1, Thur 1:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Holbrook, R. Andrew Panel 8-6, Sun 10:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Hemond, Adrain Panel 21-9, Fri 8:30, Burnham 5-7th Floor Holbrook, Thomas M. Panel 7-13, Thur 8:30, PDR 9-3rd Floor Hendrick, Rebecca Panel 23-8, Thur 3:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Holder, Cindy Panel 12-3, Thur 10:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Hendrick, Rebecca Panel 23-8, Thur 3:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Holian, David B. Panel 21-3, Fri 10:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Hendrickson, Scott A. Panel 19-20, Fri 8:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Holloway, Carson L. Panel 28-5, Fri 1:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Henry, Gary T. Panel 6-22, Fri 8:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Holmes, Jack Panel 24-3, Fri 1:30, Burnham 5-7th Floor Heo, Uk Panel 26-6, Thur 8:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Holmes, Justin W. Panel 6-30, Fri 10:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Heo, Uk Panel 4-10, Sun 8:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Holst, Bradley D. Panel 11-9, Fri 1:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Herad, Ashley Panel 4-10, Sun 8:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Holt, Charles Panel 13-12, Sun 10:30, Parlor F-6th Floor Hering, Martin Panel 17-19, Sat 10:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Holtzman, Kendra B. Panel 25-9, Sat 3:30, Parlor C-6th Floor Hero, Rodney Panel 20-1 Pstr., Thur 8:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Holyoke, Thomas Panel 15-2, Sat 8:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Hero, Rodney E. Panel 10-12, Fri 3:30, Parlor C-6th Floor Holzhauer, Debra J. Panel 1-1 Pstr., Thur 3:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Hero, Rodney E. Panel 10-12, Fri 3:30, Parlor C-6th Floor Holzhauer, Debra J. Panel 15-10, Sun 10:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Herrick, Rebekah Panel 17-13, Thur 10:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Hong, Jae-Woo Panel 3-14, Thur 10:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Herrnson, Paul Panel 7-11, Fri 8:30, PDR 9-3rd Floor Hood, M.V. Panel 7-17, Thur 1:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Herrnson, Paul S. Panel 18-15, Thur 8:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Hood, III, M. V. Panel 18-3, Sun 8:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Herron, Erik S. Panel 3-18, Fri 8:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Hopkins, Anne H. Panel 20-3, Fri 8:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Herron, Erik S. Panel 7-8, Sat 3:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Hora, Jennifer J. Panel 16-4, Thur 10:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Herron, Michael C. Panel 7-4, Fri 3:30, PDR 9-3rd Floor Hora, Jennifer J. Panel 17-5, Thur 3:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Herron, Nick Panel 26-5, Sat 3:30, Burnham 5-7th Floor Horowitz, Michael Panel 25-2, Thur 3:30, Sandburg 6-7th Floor Hesli, Vicki L. Panel 3-17, Thur 10:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Hosli, Madeleine O. Panel 1-23, Sat 8:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Hesli, Vicki L. Panel 3-13, Thur 3:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Hosli, Madeleine O. Panel 1-23, Sat 8:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Hesli, Vicki L. Panel 3-13, Thur 3:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Housenick, Christopher E. Panel 4-2 Pstr., Thur 10:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Hesli, Vicki L. Panel 27-4, Fri 8:30, Parlor F-6th Floor Floor Hetherington, Marc J. Panel 6-2, Thur 3:30, State-4th Floor Houston, David J. Panel 22-11, Fri 1:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Hetherington, Marc J. Panel 6-22, Fri 8:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Howard, Alison D. Panel 24-4, Thur 8:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Hettinger, Virginia A. Panel 19-5, Thur 3:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Howard, Alistair Q. Panel 4-1, Thur 1:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Hettinger, Virginia A. Panel 19-23, Sat 1:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Howard, Alistair Q. Panel 5-10, Sat 3:30, Sandburg 6-7th Floor Hibbing, John R. Panel 6-2, Thur 3:30, State-4th Floor Howard, Robert M. Panel 6-22, Fri 8:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Hibbing, John R. Panel 6-22, Fri 8:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Howard, Robert M. Panel 19-24, Sat 10:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Hibbing, John R. Panel 6-13, Fri 3:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Howard, Robert M. Panel 19-23, Sat 1:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Hicken, Allen Panel 15-17, Sat 3:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Hoyman, Michele M. Panel 21-1 Pstr., Sat 3:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Hicken, Allen Panel 20-12, Sun 10:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Hribar, Carolyn A. Panel 9-17, Sat 1:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Hicken, Allen Panel 20-12, Sun 10:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Huang, Min-Hua Panel 4-23, Sat 3:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Hickey, Michael J. Panel 1-1 Pstr., Thur 3:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Hubackaby, Melody Panel 9-6, Thur 3:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Hicks, Raymond P. Panel 5-12, Sun 10:30, Sandburg 6-7th Floor Huber, Gregory A. Panel 15-18, Fri 8:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Hicks, Serena Panel 25-10, Sat 1:30, Parlor C-6th Floor Huber, Gregory A. Panel 15-18, Fri 8:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor High-Pippert, Angela Panel 9-4, Thur 8:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Huber, John D. Panel 15-14, Thur 10:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor High-Pippert, Angela Panel 9-1 Pstr., Fri 8:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Huber Volden, Panel 22-12, Thur 8:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Hill, Kevin A. Panel 18-9, Thur 1:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Huckfeldt, Robert Panel 7-25, Fri 10:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Hill, Larry B. Panel 23-6, Fri 1:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Huckfeldt, Robert Panel 8-3, Sat 10:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Hill, Stephen M. Panel 4-15, Thur 8:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Huddy, Leonie Panel 6-12, Thur 8:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Hill, Stephen M. Panel 4-15, Thur 8:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Huddy, Leonie Panel 8-11, Sat 3:30, State-4th Floor Hill, Stuart L. Panel 15-6, Sat 1:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Hudson, Kimberly A. Panel 11-18, Fri 3:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor 134

Hudson, Kimberly A. Panel 4-9, Sun 10:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Janowitz, Paul Panel 7-2, Thur 8:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Huffman, James R. Panel 8-9, Thur 10:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Janowitz, Paul Panel 7-6, Sat 1:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Hug, Simon Panel 20-12, Sun 10:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Janssen, Marc R. Panel 29-1, Fri 1:30, PDR 9-3rd Floor Hula, Richard C. Panel 21-9, Fri 8:30, Burnham 5-7th Floor Jarvis, Matthew G. Panel 6-19, Thur 10:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Hult, Karen M. Panel 16-9, Fri 3:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Jarvis, Matthew G. Panel 18-1 Pstr., Sat 8:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Humes, Brian D. Panel 17-3, Fri 1:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Jayachandran, Seema Panel 15-5, Sat 10:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Humes, Brian D. Panel 17-15, Fri 3:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Jelen, Ted G. Panel 6-8, Sun 8:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Humes, Brian D. Panel 17-15, Fri 3:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Jelen, Ted G. Panel 6-8, Sun 8:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Hundsdorfer, Tim D. Panel 10-1, Sat 8:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Jellissen, Susan M. Panel 25-11, Thur 1:30, Parlor D-6th Floor Hunt, Louis Panel 11-22, Thur 10:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Jen, Kyle I. Panel 16-8, Sun 10:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Hunt, Valerie Panel 9-12, Fri 3:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Jenco, Leigh K. Panel 11-12, Sat 8:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Hunt, Valerie F. Panel 15-9, Fri 8:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Jenkins, Jeffery A. Panel 18-2, Thur 10:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Hunt, Valerie F. Panel 15-9, Fri 8:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Jenkins, Jeffery A. Panel 18-2, Thur 10:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Hunt Botting, Eileen Panel 9-15, Sat 10:30, Clark 7-7th Floor Jenkins, Jeffery A. Panel 17-22, Fri 3:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Hurley, Norman L. Panel 6-20, Thur 1:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Jenkins, Krista Panel 6-16, Thur 8:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Hurley, Norman L. Panel 6-20, Thur 1:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Jenkins-Smith, Hank C. Panel 22-11, Fri 1:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Hurley, Norman L. Panel 6-14, Fri 1:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Jenner, Eric Panel 7-2 Pstr., Fri 1:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Hurley, Patricia Panel 17-7, Fri 8:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Jennifer, Steen Panel 15-20, Fri 1:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Hurwitz, Mark S. Panel 19-17, Thur 3:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Jennings, Garry Panel 10-6, Fri 3:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Hurwitz, Mark S. Panel 19-14, Sat 3:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Jennings, Garry Panel 10-6, Fri 3:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Hussain, Rashida Panel 4-24, Sat 10:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Jennings, M. Kent Panel 27-6, Fri 3:30, Parlor F-6th Floor Hussain, Rashida Panel 4-24, Sat 10:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Jensen, Jennifer M. Panel 17-13, Thur 10:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Hutchings, Vincent Panel 8-11, Sat 3:30, State-4th Floor Jensen, Jennifer M. Panel 20-11, Sat 3:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Hutchings, Vincent L. Panel 8-2, Sat 8:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Jensen, Jennifer M. Panel 20-11, Sat 3:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Hutchins, Teresa L. Panel 22-3, Sun 10:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Jensen, Laura S. Panel 23-7, Sun 10:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Hwang, Jihwan Panel 4-1 Pstr., Thur 10:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Jensen, Michael J. Panel 12-17, Sat 10:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Hwang, Wonjae Panel 4-2 Pstr., Thur 10:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Jensen, Nathan M Panel 1-12, Sun 8:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Hymans, Jacques E. C. Panel 4-8, Sat 3:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Jeong, Moon-Gi Panel 21-7, Sun 10:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Hymans, Jacques E. C. Panel 4-8, Sat 3:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Jerit, Jennifer Panel 8-7, Thur 8:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Iacoboni, Marco Panel 6-17, Thur 8:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Jerit, Jennifer Panel 20-10, Sat 1:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Iaryczower, Matias Panel 2-10, Fri 8:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Jewell, Malcolm E. Panel 7-3, Sat 3:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Ihrke, Douglas M. Panel 23-6, Fri 1:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Jeydel, Alana S. Panel 24-2, Fri 8:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Ikari, Yasuo Panel 22-8, Sat 3:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Jhee, Byong-Kuen Panel 3-2 Pstr., Sat 10:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Imai, Kunihiko Panel 3-24, Sat 1:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Jividen, Jason R. Panel 28-1, Sun 10:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Indridason, Indridi H. Panel 1-11, Thur 1:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Jo, Jung In Panel 4-1 Pstr., Thur 10:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Indridason, Indridi H. Panel 1-11, Thur 1:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Jo, Jung In Panel 5-4, Thur 1:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Indridason, Indridi H. Panel 31-1 Pstr., Fri 10:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor John, Peter Panel 30-2, Thur 3:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Inglehart, Ronald Panel 11-1, Thur 1:30, State-4th Floor Johnson, Bertram Panel 21-7, Sun 10:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Inglehart, Ronald F. Panel 3-10, Thur 8:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Johnson, Craig L. Panel 23-8, Thur 3:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Ingraham, Patricia W. Panel 23-11, Sat 1:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Johnson, Greg Panel 2-2, Thur 1:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Iqbal, Zaryab Panel 4-18, Sun 8:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Johnson, James D. Panel 12-7, Fri 8:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Isaacs, Jackie Panel 26-5, Sat 3:30, Burnham 5-7th Floor Johnson, James D. Panel 3-1, Fri 3:30, State-4th Floor Ishiyama, John T. Panel 3-2, Thur 3:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Johnson, Janet B. Panel 6-26, Sat 8:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Ishiyama, John T. Panel 26-3, Fri 8:30, Parlor D-6th Floor Johnson, Jeffrey Alan Panel 11-13, Sat 1:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Ishiyama, John T. Panel 3-19, Fri 10:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Johnson, Linda S. Panel 21-1, Thur 8:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Ishiyama, John T. Panel 3-19, Fri 10:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Johnson, Martin Panel 6-29, Thur 1:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Ishiyama, John T. Panel 3-2 Pstr., Sat 10:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Johnson, Martin Panel 7-12, Sun 8:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Ivanova, Natasha L. Panel 3-24, Sat 1:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Johnson, Martin Panel 6-24, Sun 10:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Ivers, James D. Panel 19-15, Thur 1:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Johnson, Nicole E. Panel 9-12, Fri 3:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Jackman, Simon Panel 14-6, Fri 1:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Johnson, Paul E. Panel 13-2, Thur 1:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Jackson, John E. Panel 20-15, Thur 3:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Johnson, Phylis A. Panel 21-1 Pstr., Sat 3:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Jackson, John E. Panel 20-15, Thur 3:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Johnson, Timothy R. Panel 19-8, Thur 10:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Jackson, John S. Panel 18-6, Fri 3:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Johnston, Patrick B. Panel 3-2 Pstr., Sat 10:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Jackson, Robert A. Panel 7-20, Fri 10:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Johnston, Richard Panel 7-21, Thur 1:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Jackson III, John S. Panel 16-7, Thur 1:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Jolly, Seth K. Panel 1-16, Thur 1:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Jacobs, Lawrence Panel 16-1, Fri 8:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Jones, Bradford Panel 10-12, Fri 3:30, Parlor C-6th Floor Jacobs, Lawrence R. Panel 6-10, Fri 1:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Jones, Bradford S. Panel 14-7, Sat 8:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Jacobs, Lawrence R. Panel 22-10, Sun 8:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Jones, Brandy A. Panel 2-1 Pstr., Fri 3:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Jacobson, Gary Panel 17-16, Thur 8:30, Parlor F-6th Floor Jones, Bryan Panel 30-2, Thur 3:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Jacobson, Gary Panel 18-5, Thur 10:30, Parlor D-6th Floor Jones, Bryan D. Panel 22-4, Fri 10:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Jacobson, Gary C. Panel 18-1 Pstr., Sat 8:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Jones, Bryan D. Panel 22-18, Sat 8:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Jacoby, William Panel 14-6, Fri 1:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Jones, David A. Panel 8-6, Sun 10:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Jacoby, William G. Panel 6-21, Thur 3:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Jones, David R. Panel 18-13, Fri 10:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Jacoby, William G. Panel 0-2, Fri 10:30, State-4th Floor Jones, David R. Panel 17-15, Fri 3:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Jacoby, William G. Panel 6-13, Fri 3:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Jones, Dr. Dale Panel 23-4, Fri 8:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Jagers, Jan Panel 15-10, Sun 10:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Jones, Mark Panel 13-7, Fri 8:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Jalalzai, Farida Panel 9-1 Pstr., Fri 8:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Jones, Mark Panel 20-12, Sun 10:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor James, Harold Panel 1-24, Sat 10:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Jones, Terry Panel 18-4, Thur 3:30, Burnham 5-7th Floor James, Patrick Panel 4-1 Pstr., Thur 10:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Jones-Correa, Michael A. Panel 10-4, Thur 1:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Jamieson, Kathleen Hall Panel 7-21, Thur 1:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Jordan, Grant Panel 15-1, Thur 10:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Janda, Kenneth Panel 15-14, Thur 10:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Jordan, Jason E. Panel 1-20, Fri 1:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Janda, Kenneth Panel 15-14, Thur 10:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Jordan, Will R. Panel 11-22, Thur 10:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Jang, Ji-Hyang Panel 2-4, Thur 3:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Jordan-Zachery, Julia S. Panel 10-9, Sat 3:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Jang, Soo-chan Panel 24-1, Thur 1:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Jorgensen, Nick Panel 19-16, Sun 8:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor 135

Josephson, Jyl J. Panel 9-5, Sat 10:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Kennedy, Carole L. Panel 9-16, Sat 1:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Joslyn, Mark R. Panel 6-27, Sat 10:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Kennedy, Charles L. Panel 26-3, Fri 8:30, Parlor D-6th Floor Joslyn, Mark R. Panel 6-27, Sat 10:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Kennedy, Ryan P. Panel 3-15, Thur 1:30, PDR 9-3rd Floor Jozwiak, Joseph F. Panel 1-23, Sat 8:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Kennedy, Sheila S. Panel 23-7, Sun 10:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Juenke, Eric J. Panel 10-2, Thur 3:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Kenny, Christopher B. Panel 7-2 Pstr., Fri 1:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Jun, Kyung-Jin Panel 17-17, Fri 1:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Kernell, Georgia Panel 15-14, Thur 10:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Jungblut, Bernadette M.E. Panel 4-14, Fri 8:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Kersh, Rogan Panel 15-3, Fri 3:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Jungblut, Bernadette M.E. Panel 5-8, Sat 10:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Kerwin, Cornelius M. Panel 15-3, Fri 3:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Justice, Jeff W. Panel 1-16, Thur 1:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Kessel, John Panel 16-9, Fri 3:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Ka, Sangjoon Panel 20-6, Fri 1:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Kessel, John Panel 16-6, Sat 1:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Kada, Naoko Panel 17-17, Fri 1:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Kettl, Panel 22-16, Fri 3:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Kada, Naoko Panel 4-22, Sat 1:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Kettl, Panel 22-16, Fri 3:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Kadera, Kelly M. Panel 13-6, Sat 1:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Keys, Mary Panel 28-3, Fri 3:30, Burnham 5-7th Floor Kahn, Kim Panel 8-2, Sat 8:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Khademian, Anne Panel 23-1 Pstr., Thur 8:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Kahn, Kim Panel 8-2, Sat 8:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Khatib, Nadia Panel 6-12, Thur 8:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Kahn, Kim Panel 6-4, Sat 10:30, Parlor F-6th Floor Kifer, Martin J. Panel 16-1, Fri 8:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Kalandrakis, Anastassios Panel 1-3, Fri 8:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Kilburn, H. Whitt Panel 7-24, Sat 10:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Kalandrakis, Anastassios Panel 13-4, Sat 8:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Kile, Brad Panel 17-7, Fri 8:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Kaleagasi Blind, Peri Panel 2-12, Sun 8:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Kile, Brad Panel 22-9, Sat 1:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Kaltenthaler, Karl C. Panel 25-3, Fri 10:30, Parlor D-6th Floor Kim, Chiwook Panel 2-1 Pstr., Fri 3:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Kalyvas, Andreas Panel 12-2, Sun 8:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Kim, Chon-Kyun Panel 23-3, Thur 10:30, PDR 9-3rd Floor Kam, Christopher Panel 1-11, Thur 1:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Kim, Dong-hun Panel 17-10, Sun 8:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Kam, Christopher Panel 31-1 Pstr., Fri 10:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Kim, Hee-Kang Panel 12-10, Fri 10:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Kam, Christopher J. Panel 1-10, Fri 10:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Kim, Jaehoon Panel 13-10, Sat 3:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Kam, Cindy D. Panel 6-27, Sat 10:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Kim, Jangsu Panel 18-10, Sun 10:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Kammas, Anthony Panel 24-4, Thur 8:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Kim, Jiyoon Panel 10-9, Sat 3:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Kang, Eunju Panel 7-15, Fri 8:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Kim, Junseok Panel 20-6, Fri 1:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Kang, Insun Panel 13-10, Sat 3:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Kim, Mi Kyung Panel 1-17, Fri 8:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Kang, John M. Panel 11-16, Sun 10:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Kim, Myeun Panel 1-2 Pstr., Thur 3:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Kang, Joohyun Panel 23-12, Fri 3:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Kim, Nam-Kook Panel 10-5, Fri 1:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Kang, Joohyun Panel 20-5, Sat 1:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Kim, So Young Panel 5-2, Fri 8:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Kanthak, Kristin Panel 2-2, Thur 1:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Kim, Sung-youn Panel 6-1 Pstr., Sat 1:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Kanthak, Kristin Panel 13-9, Fri 1:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Kim, Taewan Panel 4-1 Pstr., Thur 10:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Kaplan, Cynthia S. Panel 3-10, Thur 8:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Kim, Wangsik Panel 5-1, Thur 10:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Kaplan, Cynthia S. Panel 3-10, Thur 8:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Kim, Yoonho Panel 22-1 Pstr., Thur 1:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Kaplan, Cynthia S. Panel 3-17, Thur 10:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Kim, Young-Choul Panel 2-1 Pstr., Fri 3:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Kaplan, Noah Panel 24-7, Sun 10:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Kimball, Anessa L. Panel 4-8, Sat 3:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Kaplan, Noah J. Panel 7-21, Thur 1:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Kimball, David C. Panel 7-16, Thur 10:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Kapust, Daniel J. Panel 11-17, Fri 10:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Kinder, Donald R. Panel 7-2, Thur 8:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Karch, Andrew Panel 8-7, Thur 8:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor King, Chad M. Panel 19-8, Thur 10:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Karch, Andrew Panel 15-7, Sat 3:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor King, Chad M. Panel 19-20, Fri 8:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Karjala, Aleisha Panel 10-3, Fri 10:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor King, Gary Panel 18-9, Thur 1:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Karol, David Panel 17-12, Thur 10:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor King, James D. Panel 20-1 Pstr., Thur 8:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Karol, David Panel 17-14, Fri 10:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor King, Jr., Marvin P. Panel 10-13, Thur 3:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Karp, Jeffrey Panel 1-2, Thur 1:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Kinney, Rhonda S. Panel 16-5, Sat 3:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Karp, Jeffrey Panel 1-2, Thur 1:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Kinsey, Barbara S. Panel 1-7, Sat 1:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Karp, Jeffrey Panel 1-5, Fri 3:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Kinsey, Barbara S. Panel 1-7, Sat 1:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Karp, Jeffrey Panel 1-5, Fri 3:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Kirchner, David E. Panel 15-2, Sat 8:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Karp, Jeffrey A. Panel 7-25, Fri 10:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Kirk, Stephen J. Panel 22-6, Fri 3:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Karpowitz, Christopher F. Panel 6-10, Fri 1:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Kirkland, Anna R. Panel 19-6, Fri 8:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Kasuya, Yuko Panel 1-9, Sat 3:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Kirkland, Paul E. Panel 11-15, Thur 8:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Katz, Andres Z. Panel 4-27, Fri 8:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Kirkpatrick, Jennet Panel 9-5, Sat 10:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Katz, Andrew Z. Panel 6-6, Fri 10:30, Parlor F-6th Floor Kirmanoglu, Hasan Panel 7-5, Sat 1:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Katz, Jonathan N. Panel 18-9, Thur 1:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Kirwan, Kent Panel 28-1, Sun 10:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Katz, Jonathan N. Panel 17-19, Sat 10:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Klages, Elizabeth P. Panel 1-10, Fri 10:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Katzenstein, Peter Panel 3-1, Fri 3:30, State-4th Floor Klarner, Carl Panel 30-1, Sat 8:30, Parlor D-6th Floor Keck, Thomas Panel 19-10, Sun 10:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Klein, Jennifer Panel 6-1 Pstr., Sat 1:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Keech, William Panel 13-7, Fri 8:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Kleinerman, Benjamin A. Panel 11-8, Fri 10:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Keele, Luke Panel 6-10, Fri 1:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Kleinerman, Benjamin A. Panel 16-8, Sun 10:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Keeter, Scott Panel 6-16, Thur 8:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Klobucar, Thomas F. Panel 15-14, Thur 10:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Keiser, Lael R. Panel 22-3, Sun 10:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Klofstad, Casey A. Panel 6-29, Thur 1:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Kelleher, Christine A. Panel 20-4, Fri 10:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Klofstad, Casey A. Panel 15-9, Fri 8:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Kelleher, Christine A. Panel 21-7, Sun 10:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Kloha, Philip A. Panel 17-1, Thur 8:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Kelley, Christopher S. Panel 16-2, Thur 8:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Kloha, Philip A. Panel 21-6, Sat 1:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Kellstedt, Lyman A. Panel 7-17, Thur 1:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Klotz, Audie Panel 24-2, Fri 8:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Kellstedt, Paul Panel 6-7, Thur 1:30, Parlor F-6th Floor Knack, Stephen Panel 7-16, Thur 10:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Kellstedt, Paul M. Panel 6-11, Sat 8:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Knack, Stephen Panel 5-7, Sat 8:30, Sandburg 6-7th Floor Kelly, John E. Panel 1-10, Fri 10:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Knecht, Thomas Panel 18-8, Fri 1:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Kelly, Kadera Panel 13-3, Thur 3:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Knerr, Charles Panel 26-5, Sat 3:30, Burnham 5-7th Floor Kelly, Michael J. Panel 2-12, Sun 8:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Knigge, Pia Panel 6-23, Fri 10:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Kelts, Steven A. Panel 12-16, Sat 1:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Knight, Jack C. Panel 12-7, Fri 8:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Kemahlioglu, Ozge Panel 20-1, Thur 3:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Kniss, Chad J. Panel 6-1 Pstr., Sat 1:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Kendrigan, Mary Lou Panel 9-13, Thur 10:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Knotekova, Anita Panel 4-22, Sat 1:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Kennedy, Carole L. Panel 9-10, Thur 1:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Knott, Jack H. Panel 23-5, Sat 10:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor 136

Knotts, H. Gibbs Panel 7-12, Sun 8:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Kucsova, Simona Panel 19-11, Fri 1:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Knuckey, Jonathan O. Panel 7-6, Sat 1:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Kuenzi, Michelle T. Panel 24-6, Sat 8:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Knudson, Deborah A. Panel 23-1 Pstr., Thur 8:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Kuklinski, James H. Panel 6-3, Fri 1:30, State-4th Floor Knudson, Deborah A. Panel 23-8, Thur 3:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Kullberg, Judith S. Panel 3-18, Fri 8:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Knudson, Deborah A. Panel 23-4, Fri 8:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Kullberg, Judith S. Panel 3-18, Fri 8:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Kobrak, Peter Panel 23-10, Sat 10:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Kum, Heisung Panel 4-2 Pstr., Thur 10:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Kobylka, Joseph F. Panel 19-6, Fri 8:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Kunicova, Jana Panel 31-1 Pstr., Fri 10:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Kobylka, Joseph F. Panel 19-21, Sat 3:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Kurt, Scholla Panel 20-16, Fri 10:30, Parlor C-6th Floor Koch, Michael T. Panel 4-11, Thur 8:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Kwak, Nojin Panel 8-5, Sat 3:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Kocher, Matthew A. Panel 25-8, Fri 3:30, Parlor D-6th Floor Kweit, Robert W. Panel 23-6, Fri 1:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Kochin, Michael S. Panel 28-2, Thur 1:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Kweit, Robert W. Panel 23-6, Fri 1:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Koenig, Heidi O. Panel 23-6, Fri 1:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Kwon, Hyeok Y. Panel 31-1 Pstr., Fri 10:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Koenig, Thomas E. Panel 1-1, Sat 8:30, Parlor F-6th Floor Kwon, Hyeok Y. Panel 1-20, Fri 1:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Koenig, Thomas E. Panel 1-27, Sun 8:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Kwon, Hyeok Yong Panel 14-3, Fri 3:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Koford, Kenneth J. Panel 17-12, Thur 10:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Kwon, Uisoon Panel 7-12, Sun 8:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Koger, Gregory Panel 17-4, Fri 8:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor La Pira, Timothy M. Panel 15-1, Thur 10:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Koger, Gregory Panel 17-20, Sat 3:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor La Pira, Timothy M. Panel 15-1, Thur 10:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Kolers, Avery Panel 12-3, Thur 10:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor La Raja, Raymond J. Panel 7-9, Sun 8:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Kolers, Avery H. Panel 12-3, Thur 10:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Lachat, Romain Panel 1-7, Sat 1:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Kolers, Avery H. Panel 12-3, Thur 10:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Lacreta Leoni, Eduardo Panel 15-14, Thur 10:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Kollman, Kelly L. Panel 4-1, Thur 1:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Lacy, Dean P. Panel 14-1, Thur 8:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Kollman, Kenneth W. Panel 2-3, Thur 8:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Lacy, Dean P. Panel 7-23, Thur 3:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Kollman, Kenneth W. Panel 2-2, Thur 1:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Ladd, Jonathan Panel 8-6, Sun 10:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Kollman, Kenneth W. Panel 1-3, Fri 8:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Ladewig, Jeffrey W. Panel 15-7, Sat 3:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Kollman, Kenneth W. Panel 1-3, Fri 8:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Ladha, Krishna K. Panel 13-2, Thur 1:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Kollman, Kenneth W. Panel 15-4, Sun 8:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Ladha, Krishna K. Panel 13-2, Thur 1:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Kollman, Kenneth W. Panel 15-4, Sun 8:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Ladutke, Lawrence M. Panel 3-6, Fri 10:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Kolodny, Robin Panel 17-18, Sat 10:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Lai, Brian Panel 4-11, Thur 8:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Kolodny, Robin Panel 17-18, Sat 10:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Lai, Brian Panel 4-4, Fri 1:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Kolodny, Robin A. Panel 7-11, Fri 8:30, PDR 9-3rd Floor Lair, Jonathan Panel 2-1 Pstr., Fri 3:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Konitzer-Smirnov, Andrew Panel 3-16, Thur 3:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Lampkin-Thomas, Cheryl L. Panel 10-1 Pstr., Fri 8:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Konitzer-Smirnov, Andrew C. Panel 3-12, Fri 3:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Floor Konitzer-Smirnov, Andrew C. Panel 3-12, Fri 3:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Lampkin-Thomas, Cheryl L. Panel 6-1 Pstr., Sat 1:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Kono, Daniel Y. Panel 5-3, Fri 10:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Floor Koopman, Douglas L. Panel 17-8, Sat 1:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Landa, Dimitri Panel 13-10, Sat 3:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Koopman, Douglas L. Panel 17-8, Sat 1:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Landry, Pierre F. Panel 14-5, Fri 8:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Koremenos, Barbara Panel 4-20, Sat 8:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Landry, Pierre F. Panel 2-7, Sat 8:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Koritansky, John C. Panel 11-8, Fri 10:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Langlois, Catherine C. Panel 13-3, Thur 3:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Koritansky, John C. Panel 28-4, Sat 1:30, Parlor D-6th Floor Langlois, Jean-Pierre P. Panel 13-3, Thur 3:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Kornberg, Allan Panel 1-7, Sat 1:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Lanier, Drew N. Panel 19-19, Fri 10:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Kotlarczyk, Michael T. Panel 19-8, Thur 10:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Lapinski, John Panel 8-2, Sat 8:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Kotler-Berkowitz, Laurence A. Panel 7-4, Fri 3:30, PDR 9-3rd Floor Lapinski, John S. Panel 22-4, Fri 10:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Kotsovilis, Spyridon Panel 13-3, Thur 3:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor LaRaja, Ray Panel 15-20, Fri 1:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Kraft, Michael E. Panel 22-1 Pstr., Thur 1:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Larimer, Christopher W. Panel 23-4, Fri 8:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Krain, Matthew Panel 25-6, Thur 8:30, Parlor D-6th Floor Larsen, Heather A. Panel 22-4, Fri 10:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Krain, Matthew Panel 25-4, Fri 1:30, Parlor D-6th Floor Larsen, Heather A. Panel 22-18, Sat 8:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Krain, Matthew Panel 25-13, Sat 8:30, Parlor C-6th Floor Larson, Carin L. Panel 8-1 Pstr., Fri 3:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Kramer, Claire V. Panel 1-24, Sat 10:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Latner, Michael S. Panel 21-1 Pstr., Sat 3:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Krassa, Michael Panel 17-1 Pstr., Sat 8:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Lau, Richard R. Panel 6-18, Thur 10:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Kraus, Jeffrey Kraus F. Panel 7-10, Sun 10:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Lau, Richard R. Panel 6-4, Sat 10:30, Parlor F-6th Floor Kraus, Jeffrey Kraus F. Panel 7-10, Sun 10:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Lavaque-Manty, Mika Panel 11-10, Fri 3:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Krause, George A. Panel 6-7, Thur 1:30, Parlor F-6th Floor LaVaque-Manty, Mika Panel 12-2, Sun 8:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Krause, George A. Panel 7-3, Sat 3:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Laver, Michael Panel 14-5, Fri 8:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Krebs, Timothy B. Panel 21-3, Fri 10:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Lavin, Chad Panel 12-13, Sun 10:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Krehbiel, Keith Panel 17-3, Fri 1:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Lavine, Howard G. Panel 6-18, Thur 10:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Krehbiel, Keith Panel 17-19, Sat 10:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Lavine, Howard G. Panel 6-20, Thur 1:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Kreuzer, Marcus L. Panel 3-18, Fri 8:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Lawless, Jennifer L. Panel 9-4, Thur 8:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Krieckhaus, Jonathan Panel 3-14, Thur 10:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Lawless, Jennifer L. Panel 18-1, Thur 1:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Krieckhausj, Jonathan T. Panel 2-1 Pstr., Fri 3:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Lawrence, Adam B. Panel 16-4, Thur 10:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Kristensen, Ida Panel 3-19, Fri 10:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Lawrence, Christopher N. Panel 7-16, Thur 10:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Kritzer, Herbert M. Panel 19-1, Thur 8:30, State-4th Floor Lawrence, Eric D. Panel 17-1, Thur 8:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Kritzer, Herbert M. Panel 19-14, Sat 3:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Lawson, Brian L. Panel 14-4, Thur 3:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Krois, Dina M. Panel 26-2, Thur 10:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Lawson, Brian L. Panel 14-4, Thur 3:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Kromkowski, Charles A. Panel 1-5, Fri 3:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Lax, Jeffrey R. Panel 2-10, Fri 8:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Kromkowski, Charles A. Panel 26-1, Sat 8:30, Burnham 5-7th Floor Lax, Jeffrey R. Panel 2-10, Fri 8:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Krook, Mona Lena Panel 9-6, Thur 3:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Lax, Jeffrey R. Panel 19-23, Sat 1:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Kropf, Jonathan S. Panel 9-4, Thur 8:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Lay, J. Celeste Panel 6-1 Pstr., Sat 1:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Kropf, Martha Panel 7-16, Thur 10:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Lazar, Nomi C. Panel 12-15, Sat 10:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Kropf, Martha Panel 18-4, Thur 3:30, Burnham 5-7th Floor Lazarus, Ellen L. Panel 19-5, Thur 3:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Krutz, Glen S. Panel 26-6, Thur 8:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Lazarus, Ellen L. Panel 19-20, Fri 8:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Krutz, Glen S. Panel 26-6, Thur 8:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Lazarus, Jeff Panel 17-8, Sat 1:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Krutz, Glen S. Panel 17-15, Fri 3:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Lazarus, Jeff Panel 15-11, Sun 8:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Kubik, William J. Panel 17-20, Sat 3:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Le Cheminant, Wayne S. Panel 3-3, Thur 1:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Kucsova, Simona Panel 22-14, Fri 8:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Leach, William D. Panel 22-9, Sat 1:30, PDR 16-5th Floor 137

Leal, David L. Panel 10-11, Thur 8:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Lindquist, Stefanie A. Panel 19-1, Thur 8:30, State-4th Floor Leal, David L. Panel 17-13, Thur 10:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Lindquist, Stefanie A. Panel 19-22, Sat 8:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Leblang, David Panel 5-13, Thur 8:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Lindquist, Stefanie A. Panel 19-23, Sat 1:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Leblang, David Panel 5-13, Thur 8:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Lindstaedt, Rene Panel 17-10, Sun 8:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Leblang, David Panel 1-12, Sun 8:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Lipinski, Daniel Panel 17-4, Fri 8:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Lebo, Matthew Panel 18-13, Fri 10:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Lipinski, Daniel Panel 17-6, Fri 10:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Lebo, Matthew J. Panel 16-6, Sat 1:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Lipsitz, Keena Panel 7-20, Fri 10:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Lederman, Susan Panel 9-10, Thur 1:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Lipsitz, Keena Panel 7-20, Fri 10:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Lee, Caitlin Mai Chong Panel 10-10, Sun 8:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Lipson, Daniel N. Panel 22-2, Thur 3:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Lee, Chris H. Panel 3-2 Pstr., Sat 10:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Lisoni, Carlos M. Panel 7-18, Fri 3:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Lee, Feng-yu Panel 3-14, Thur 10:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Listhaug, Ola Panel 1-2, Thur 1:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Lee, Jaechul Panel 5-1 Pstr., Thur 3:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Liu, Baodong Panel 21-5, Sat 8:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Lee, Jaechul Panel 3-4, Sat 8:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Liu, Xun Panel 3-2 Pstr., Sat 10:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Lee, Junghwa Panel 2-2, Thur 1:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Lochner, Todd Panel 18-3, Sun 8:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Lee, JungHwa Panel 15-18, Fri 8:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Lockerbie, Brad Panel 7-5, Sat 1:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Lee, Sangmook Panel 3-4, Sat 8:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Lockwood, Thornton Panel 28-3, Fri 3:30, Burnham 5-7th Floor Lee, Sarah L. Panel 9-1 Pstr., Fri 8:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Lodge, Milton Panel 6-17, Thur 8:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Lee, So Young Panel 14-7, Sat 8:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Loewenberg, Gerhard Panel 17-17, Fri 1:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Lee, Taeku Panel 10-6, Fri 3:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Loewenberg, Gerhard Panel 17-17, Fri 1:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Lee, Taeku Panel 15-15, Sat 10:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Logue, Dennis E. Panel 16-1 Pstr., Fri 1:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Lee III, Emery G. Panel 19-9, Fri 3:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Lollar, Xia L. Panel 3-20, Fri 1:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Leighley, Jan Panel 8-3, Sat 10:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Londregan, John B. Panel 13-1, Thur 10:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Leighley, Jan E. Panel 10-14, Thur 10:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Long, Tracy L. Panel 4-2 Pstr., Thur 10:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Leighley, Jan E. Panel 0-2, Fri 10:30, State-4th Floor Loomis, Burdett Panel 17-14, Fri 10:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Lektzian, David J. Panel 4-2 Pstr., Thur 10:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Loomis, Burdett Panel 17-14, Fri 10:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Leland, Suzanne Panel 20-11, Sat 3:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Loomis, Burdett Panel 15-3, Fri 3:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Lenz, Gabriel Panel 6-17, Thur 8:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Loomis, Burdette Panel 18-7, Sat 3:30, Parlor F-6th Floor Lenz, Gabriel S. Panel 7-19, Sat 10:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Lopeman, Charles S. Panel 19-24, Sat 10:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Leonetti, Ann M. Panel 20-13, Thur 10:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Lopez-Santana, Mariely Panel 1-26, Sat 3:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Lester, Emile Panel 12-12, Thur 3:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Lovell, Darrell A. Panel 7-13, Thur 8:30, PDR 9-3rd Floor Leveaux, Christine Panel 10-4, Thur 1:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Lovrich, Nicholas Panel 22-8, Sat 3:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Leveaux, Christine Panel 10-8, Sat 1:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Lowe, Allyson M. Panel 9-11, Sun 8:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Leventoglu, Bahar Panel 3-19, Fri 10:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Lowe, Will Panel 4-28, Thur 3:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Levi, Margaret Panel 3-1, Fri 3:30, State-4th Floor Lowenstein, Daniel H. Panel 18-8, Fri 1:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Levin, Daniel Panel 19-6, Fri 8:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Lowenstein, Daniel H. Panel 18-3, Sun 8:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Levin, Daniel Panel 19-14, Sat 3:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Lowenstein, Daniel H. Panel 18-3, Sun 8:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Levin, David J. Panel 4-11, Thur 8:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Lowery, David Panel 15-8, Thur 3:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Levin, David J. Panel 25-1, Thur 10:30, Sandburg 6-7th Floor Lowery, David Panel 21-9, Fri 8:30, Burnham 5-7th Floor Levin, David J. Panel 6-28, Sat 8:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Lowery, David Panel 21-7, Sun 10:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Levine, Peter M. Panel 11-17, Fri 10:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Lowry, Robert Panel 18-8, Fri 1:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Levine, Renan Panel 7-23, Thur 3:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Lowry, Robert C. Panel 22-1 Pstr., Thur 1:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Levy, Dena Panel 17-11, Sun 10:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Lubbers, Steve Panel 9-16, Sat 1:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Levy, Gal Panel 10-5, Fri 1:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Lubecki, Jacek Panel 3-23, Sun 8:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Lewis, David Panel 16-6, Sat 1:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Lubell, Mark Panel 22-9, Sat 1:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Lewis, David E. Panel 13-8, Fri 3:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Lubell, Mark Panel 21-7, Sun 10:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Lewis, Jeffrey B. Panel 14-2, Sun 8:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Lubell, Mark N. Panel 22-13, Thur 8:30, Burnham 5-7th Floor Lewis, Wayne D. Panel 10-6, Fri 3:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Lubell, Mark N. Panel 22-13, Thur 8:30, Burnham 5-7th Floor Lewis-Beck, Michael Panel 18-13, Fri 10:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Lubell, Mark N. Panel 21-7, Sun 10:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Lewis-Beck, Michael Panel 24-7, Sun 10:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Lublin, David Panel 10-4, Thur 1:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Lewkowicz, Michael A. Panel 7-26, Sat 3:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Lublin, David Panel 1-2 Pstr., Thur 3:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Li, Peter M. Panel 4-12, Fri 8:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Lucas, DeWayne Panel 16-3, Fri 1:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Li, Quan Panel 5-13, Thur 8:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Lucas, DeWayne L. Panel 15-11, Sun 8:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Li, Quan Panel 5-2, Fri 8:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Lucas, DeWayne L. Panel 15-11, Sun 8:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Li, Quan Panel 19-1 Pstr., Fri 10:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Lucas, Russell E. Panel 4-27, Fri 8:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Licari, Michael J. Panel 20-16, Fri 10:30, Parlor C-6th Floor Lupel, Adam I. Panel 12-4, Sat 3:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Licari, Michael J. Panel 22-7, Sat 8:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Lupia, Arthur Panel 8-10, Fri 10:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Lichbach, Mark I. Panel 25-10, Sat 1:30, Parlor C-6th Floor Lupia, Arthur Panel 6-14, Fri 1:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Lichbach, Mark I. Panel 25-12, Sat 3:30, Parlor D-6th Floor Lupia, Arthur Panel 13-11, Sat 10:30, State-4th Floor Lichbach, Mark I. Panel 25-12, Sat 3:30, Parlor D-6th Floor Lust-Okar, Ellen Panel 2-4, Thur 3:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Lichtman, Steven B. Panel 19-12, Sat 10:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Lust-Okar, Ellen Panel 2-4, Thur 3:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Lieberman, Robert C. Panel 15-9, Fri 8:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Lust-Okar, Ellen Panel 2-1 Pstr., Fri 3:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Lieberman, Robert C. Panel 22-3, Sun 10:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Luther, Tim C. Panel 11-11, Sat 10:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Lieske, Joel A. Panel 24-4, Thur 8:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Lutmar, Carmela Panel 4-7, Sat 1:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Light, Steven A. Panel 26-1, Sat 8:30, Burnham 5-7th Floor Lutmar, Carmela Panel 4-7, Sat 1:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Light, Steven A. Panel 23-10, Sat 10:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Luttbeg, Norman R. Panel 7-3, Sat 3:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Lim, Seokmin Panel 19-2, Thur 10:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Luttbeg, Norman R. Panel 7-3, Sat 3:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Lin, Ann C. Panel 20-5, Sat 1:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Lutz, Mark Panel 28-4, Sat 1:30, Parlor D-6th Floor Lin, Ann C. Panel 20-5, Sat 1:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Lyenger, Shanto Panel 6-4, Sat 10:30, Parlor F-6th Floor Lin, Ann C. Panel 27-1, Sun 8:30, Parlor F-6th Floor Lynch, Julia F. Panel 1-19, Thur 10:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Lindahl, Folke Panel 11-22, Thur 10:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Lynn, Jr., Laurence Panel 23-13, Sat 3:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Lindaman, Kara L. Panel 22-14, Fri 8:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Lyon, Charles W. Panel 1-16, Thur 1:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Lindeman, Mark Panel 6-10, Fri 1:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Lyons, Michael Panel 18-9, Thur 1:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Lindeman, Mark Panel 6-10, Fri 1:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Lyons, Michael Panel 18-14, Sat 10:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Lindley, Dan Panel 4-2, Thur 3:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Macedo, Stephen Panel 33-2, Fri 10:30, Sandburg 6-7th Floor 138

Macedo, Stephen Panel 3-1, Fri 3:30, State-4th Floor Masket, Seth E. Panel 15-7, Sat 3:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor MacFarlane, Jon Panel 11-17, Fri 10:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Mason, C. Nicole Panel 1-15, Thur 10:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor MacGilvray, Eric A. Panel 11-9, Fri 1:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Mason, David S. Panel 3-16, Thur 3:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Mackie, Christopher J. Panel 6-17, Thur 8:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Mason, David S. Panel 3-16, Thur 3:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Mackie, Christopher J. Panel 8-10, Fri 10:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Mastracci, Sharon A. Panel 23-3, Thur 10:30, PDR 9-3rd Floor MacKuen, Michael Panel 6-10, Fri 1:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Mastracci, Sharon H. Panel 22-2, Thur 3:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor MacManus, Susan Panel 9-3, Sat 8:30, State-4th Floor Mastracci, Sharon H. Panel 23-9, Sat 8:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor MacRae, Duncan C. Panel 20-9, Sat 10:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Matasar, Ann B. Panel 22-16, Fri 3:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Maeda, Ko Panel 1-24, Sat 10:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Mattei, Franco Panel 19-1 Pstr., Fri 10:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Maeda, Ko Panel 16-8, Sun 10:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Mattei, Franco Panel 7-26, Sat 3:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Maeda, Yukio Panel 6-29, Thur 1:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Matthews, Jr., Ronald E. Panel 24-3, Fri 1:30, Burnham 5-7th Floor Maestas, Cherie Panel 18-12, Fri 8:30, Sandburg 6-7th Floor Maxwell, Lida E. Panel 11-21, Sat 3:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Maetzke, Margitta Panel 1-20, Fri 1:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor May, Peter Panel 30-2, Thur 3:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Magalhaes, Mariano J. Panel 3-8, Sat 8:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor May, Peter J. Panel 22-13, Thur 8:30, Burnham 5-7th Floor Magalhaes, Mariano J. Panel 3-2 Pstr., Sat 10:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Mayer, Jean F. Panel 3-15, Thur 1:30, PDR 9-3rd Floor Magaloni, Beatriz Panel 20-1, Thur 3:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Mayer, Kenneth Panel 16-1, Fri 8:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Magar, Eric Panel 2-10, Fri 8:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Mayer, Lawrence C. Panel 1-16, Thur 1:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Magar, Eric Panel 31-1 Pstr., Fri 10:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Mayer, Robert Panel 12-11, Fri 3:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Maggio, Andrew J. Panel 1-25, Sat 1:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Mayer, Russell K. Panel 6-27, Sat 10:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Magleby, David Panel 7-11, Fri 8:30, PDR 9-3rd Floor Mayes, Rick Panel 17-12, Thur 10:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Magleby, David B. Panel 18-4, Thur 3:30, Burnham 5-7th Floor Mayes, Rick Panel 22-20, Thur 3:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Maher, Craig S. Panel 21-6, Sat 1:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Mayes, Rick Panel 22-6, Fri 3:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Mahler, Vincent A. Panel 1-24, Sat 10:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Mayes, Rick Panel 22-6, Fri 3:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Mahler, Vincent A. Panel 1-24, Sat 10:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Mazie, Steven V. Panel 12-16, Sat 1:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Mahoney, Mitzi L. Panel 21-1 Pstr., Sat 3:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor McAdam, Doug Panel 17-22, Fri 3:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Maier, Sylvia G. Panel 25-10, Sat 1:30, Parlor C-6th Floor McAdams, John C. Panel 18-15, Thur 8:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Maier, Sylvia G. Panel 9-11, Sun 8:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor McAdams, John C. Panel 7-25, Fri 10:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Maisel, L.Sandy Panel 18-7, Sat 3:30, Parlor F-6th Floor McAdams, John C. Panel 7-25, Fri 10:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Major, Rafe M. Panel 11-18, Fri 3:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor McAdams, John C. Panel 7-6, Sat 1:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Majstorovic, Steven Panel 10-10, Sun 8:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor McArthur, Denese Panel 4-10, Sun 8:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Malbin, Michael Panel 7-11, Fri 8:30, PDR 9-3rd Floor McAtee, Andrea Panel 17-5, Thur 3:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Malbin, Michael J. Panel 15-20, Fri 1:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor McAtee, Andrea Panel 19-11, Fri 1:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Malesky, Edmund J. Panel 3-12, Fri 3:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor McAvoy, Gregory E. Panel 16-1, Fri 8:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Maletz, Donald J. Panel 11-7, Fri 8:30, Clark 10-7th Floor McCabe, Barbara C. Panel 21-1, Thur 8:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Maletz, Donald J. Panel 11-11, Sat 10:30, Clark 10-7th Floor McCall, Madhavi M. Panel 9-1, Sun 8:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Malik, Anas B. Panel 2-4, Thur 3:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor McCann, James A. Panel 7-5, Sat 1:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Maltzman, Forrest Panel 19-2, Thur 10:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor McCann, James A. Panel 7-5, Sat 1:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Maltzman, Forrest Panel 17-2, Thur 1:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor McCarthy-Reckard, Carolyn C. Panel 23-6, Fri 1:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Mamudu, Hadii M. Panel 4-10, Sun 8:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor McCarthy-Reckard, Carolyn C. Panel 2-8, Sat 10:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Mangum, Maruice Panel 10-8, Sat 1:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor McCarty, Nolan Panel 13-8, Fri 3:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Manna, Paul Panel 20-4, Fri 10:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor McCarty, Nolan M. Panel 1-9, Sat 3:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Manning, Eric W. Panel 20-1 Pstr., Thur 8:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor McCarty, Nolan M. Panel 1-9, Sat 3:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Manuel, Anne M. Panel 11-13, Sat 1:30, Clark 10-7th Floor McClain, Paula D. Panel 10-14, Thur 10:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Manzer, Robert A. Panel 11-2, Sun 8:30, Clark 10-7th Floor McClain, Paula D. Panel 10-14, Thur 10:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Maravall, Carlos Panel 13-9, Fri 1:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor McClerking, Harwood K. Panel 10-7, Sat 10:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Maravall, Carlos Panel 13-8, Fri 3:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor McClure, Craig S. Panel 19-25, Thur 8:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Marc, Janssen Panel 19-10, Sun 10:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor McClurg, Scott Panel 7-13, Thur 8:30, PDR 9-3rd Floor Marchbanks, III, Miner P. Panel 15-1 Pstr., Fri 10:30, Exhibit Hall-4th McClurg, Scott D. Panel 19-18, Fri 1:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Floor McConnaughy, Corrine Panel 17-13, Thur 10:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Marcus, George E. Panel 6-10, Fri 1:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor McConnaughy, Corrine M. Panel 9-15, Sat 10:30, Clark 7-7th Floor Margolis, Michael Panel 8-5, Sat 3:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor McCormick, John Panel 1-26, Sat 3:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Marilley, Suzanne M. Panel 9-13, Thur 10:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor McCormick, John Panel 1-26, Sat 3:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Marlowe, Justin Panel 23-1 Pstr., Thur 8:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor McDaniel, Eric L. Panel 10-7, Sat 10:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Marlowe, Justin J. Panel 15-8, Thur 3:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor McDermott, Monika L. Panel 18-13, Fri 10:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Marlowe, Justin J. Panel 23-4, Fri 8:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor McDermott, Monika L. Panel 9-16, Sat 1:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Marschall, Melissa J. Panel 21-2, Thur 1:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor McDermott, Rose Panel 4-2, Thur 3:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Marsh, Michael Panel 18-15, Thur 8:30, PDR 16-5th Floor McDermott, Rose Panel 4-2, Thur 3:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Marshall, Bryan W. Panel 16-2, Thur 8:30, Clark 10-7th Floor McDonagh, Eileen L. Panel 9-13, Thur 10:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Marshall, Thomas R. Panel 19-2, Thur 10:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor McDougall, Heather R. Panel 3-19, Fri 10:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Marston, Brett E. Panel 19-3, Sun 10:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor McDougall, Heather R. Panel 11-14, Sat 3:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Martin, Andrew D. Panel 14-6, Fri 1:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor McElroy, Gail Panel 1-1, Sat 8:30, Parlor F-6th Floor Martin, Andrew D. Panel 14-6, Fri 1:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor McElroy, Gail M. Panel 1-8, Sat 1:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Martin, Andrew D. Panel 17-10, Sun 8:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor McFarland, Andy Panel 24-2, Fri 8:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Martin, Elaine Panel 9-1, Sun 8:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor McGhee, Eric Panel 18-1, Thur 1:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Martin, Lanny Panel 1-12, Sun 8:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor McGhee, Eric M. Panel 18-13, Fri 10:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Martin, Lanny W. Panel 1-11, Thur 1:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor McGillivray, Fiona Panel 1-12, Sun 8:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Martin, Paul S. Panel 7-2, Thur 8:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor McGlen, Nancy Panel 27-3, Thur 10:30, Parlor F-6th Floor Martin, Paul S. Panel 18-1 Pstr., Sat 8:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor McGlinchey, Eric Panel 3-21, Fri 3:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Martinek, Wendy L. Panel 19-23, Sat 1:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor McGlynn, Adam Panel 22-14, Fri 8:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Martinez-Gallardo, Cecilia Panel 2-1, Thur 10:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor McGuire, Kevin T. Panel 19-5, Thur 3:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Martorano, Nancy Panel 20-1 Pstr., Thur 8:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor McGuire, Kevin T. Panel 19-22, Sat 8:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Maser, Steven M. Panel 21-1, Thur 8:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor McGuire, Kevin T. Panel 19-22, Sat 8:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Maser, Steven M. Panel 23-13, Sat 3:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor McHenry, James R. Panel 6-23, Fri 10:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Masket, Seth E. Panel 15-16, Thur 1:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor McIlwain, Charlton D. Panel 10-3, Fri 10:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor 139

McKay, Amy Panel 23-10, Sat 10:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Midlarsky, Manus I. Panel 25-12, Sat 3:30, Parlor D-6th Floor McKee, Seth C. Panel 18-14, Sat 10:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Milam, Donna M. Panel 20-14, Sun 8:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor McKenzie, Brian D. Panel 7-17, Thur 1:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Mileur, Jerome Panel 16-7, Thur 1:30, Clark 10-7th Floor McKenzie, Ivan Panel 26-5, Sat 3:30, Burnham 5-7th Floor Miller, Andrew P. Panel 2-1 Pstr., Fri 3:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor McKeown, Timothy Panel 5-3, Fri 10:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Miller, Arthur H. Panel 15-14, Thur 10:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor McKeown, Timothy Panel 5-3, Fri 10:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Miller, Arthur H. Panel 3-24, Sat 1:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor McLean, William P. Panel 21-9, Fri 8:30, Burnham 5-7th Floor Miller, Gerald J. Panel 23-1 Pstr., Thur 8:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor McLeod, Aman L. Panel 19-17, Thur 3:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Miller, Geralyn M. Panel 9-10, Thur 1:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor McNamara, Peter Panel 11-22, Thur 10:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Miller, Geralyn M. Panel 9-8, Fri 1:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor McNeal, Ramona Panel 8-5, Sat 3:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Miller, Joanne M. Panel 6-26, Sat 8:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor McNeal, Ramona S. Panel 22-1 Pstr., Thur 1:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Miller, Jordan M. Panel 4-6, Sat 8:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor McNitt, Andrew D. Panel 21-3, Fri 10:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Miller, Lisa L. Panel 15-18, Fri 8:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor McNulty, John E. Panel 7-13, Thur 8:30, PDR 9-3rd Floor Miller, Mark C. Panel 19-14, Sat 3:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor McThomas, Mary Panel 9-5, Sat 10:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Miller, Mark C. Panel 19-16, Sun 8:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor McWhorter, Stephanie Panel 4-18, Sun 8:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Miller, Penny M. Panel 8-4, Fri 8:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor McWilliams, Susan J. Panel 11-4, Thur 10:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Miller, Ted Panel 11-6, Thur 3:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Meadwell, Hudson Panel 2-13, Sun 10:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Millies, Steven P. Panel 11-21, Sat 3:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Meagher, Richard J. Panel 24-3, Fri 1:30, Burnham 5-7th Floor Millies, Steven P. Panel 11-21, Sat 3:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Meals, George W. Panel 20-5, Sat 1:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Millies, Steven P. Panel 11-2, Sun 8:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Mealy, Kimberly A. Panel 8-7, Thur 8:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Milner, Wesley Panel 4-14, Fri 8:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Mebane, Walter R. Panel 14-1, Thur 8:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Milstein, Andrew Panel 22-3, Sun 10:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Medearis, John Panel 11-20, Sat 1:30, Parlor F-6th Floor Milstein, Andrew E. Panel 17-5, Thur 3:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Medvic, Stephen K. Panel 17-6, Fri 10:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Milyo, Jeffrey Panel 13-9, Fri 1:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Meernik, James Panel 25-2, Thur 3:30, Sandburg 6-7th Floor Milyo, Jeffrey Panel 13-8, Fri 3:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Mehrtens III, F. John Panel 1-13, Sun 10:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Milyo, Jeffrey Panel 20-10, Sat 1:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Meier, Kenneth J. Panel 23-3, Thur 10:30, PDR 9-3rd Floor Milyo, Jeffrey Panel 7-9, Sun 8:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Meier, Kenneth J. Panel 10-2, Thur 3:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Mincy, Ronald B. Panel 30-3, Fri 10:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Meier, Kenneth J. Panel 22-14, Fri 8:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Minnich, Daniel J. Panel 1-27, Sun 8:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Meier, Kenneth J. Panel 20-16, Fri 10:30, Parlor C-6th Floor Minta, Michael D. Panel 10-2, Thur 3:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Meilleur, Maurice J. Panel 11-18, Fri 3:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Mintz, Alex Panel 4-3, Fri 10:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Meinke, Scott R. Panel 17-14, Fri 10:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Mintz, Alex Panel 13-6, Sat 1:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Meirowitz, Adam Panel 13-1, Thur 10:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Mishler, Willliam Panel 6-1, Fri 8:30, State-4th Floor Meirowitz, Adam Panel 17-19, Sat 10:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Mishler, Willliam Panel 6-30, Fri 10:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Meirowitz, Adam H. Panel 13-9, Fri 1:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Mishra, Sangay K. Panel 19-21, Sat 3:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Mejia, Armando X. Panel 21-10, Thur 10:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Mitchell, Neil J. Panel 15-1, Thur 10:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Mejia, Armando X. Panel 10-9, Sat 3:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Mitin, Dmitri Panel 3-12, Fri 3:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Mejia-Acosta, Andres Panel 31-1 Pstr., Fri 10:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Mitin, Dmitri Panel 3-22, Sat 8:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Mello, Brian J. Panel 2-1 Pstr., Fri 3:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Mitnick, Barry M. Panel 23-13, Sat 3:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Menaldo, Victor Panel 10-11, Thur 8:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Mockabee, Stephen T. Panel 6-19, Thur 10:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Menaldo, Victor Panel 4-25, Sun 10:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Moe, Terry M. Panel 23-5, Sat 10:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Mendelberg, Tali Panel 8-11, Sat 3:30, State-4th Floor Moehler, Wolfgang Panel 4-15, Thur 8:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Mergner, Stephen T. Panel 21-4, Fri 1:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Moenius, Johannes Panel 1-9, Sat 3:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Merlo, Antonio Panel 13-1, Thur 10:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Mohammad-Zadeh, Katayoun Panel 19-22, Sat 8:30, Burnham 4-7th Merolla, Jennifer L. Panel 7-22, Sat 8:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Floor Merolla, Jennifer L. Panel 7-10, Sun 10:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Mohan, Paula R. Panel 6-23, Fri 10:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Merrill, III, Samuel Panel 13-9, Fri 1:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Mohan, Paula R. Panel 10-1, Sat 8:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Mershon, Carol Panel 1-13, Sun 10:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Molina, Ludwin Panel 6-9, Fri 8:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Mershon, Carol A. Panel 1-8, Sat 1:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Mondak, Jeffery Panel 7-25, Fri 10:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Mertha, Andrew Panel 5-5, Thur 1:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Mondak, Jeffery Panel 6-15, Fri 3:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Mertha, Andrew C. Panel 2-7, Sat 8:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Monroe, Burt L. Panel 2-3, Thur 8:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Mete, Mihriye Panel 23-1, Thur 10:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Monroe, Burt L. Panel 13-2, Thur 1:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Mete, Mihriye Panel 23-5, Sat 10:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Monroe, Kristen R. Panel 27-4, Fri 8:30, Parlor F-6th Floor Metelits, Claire M. Panel 3-10, Thur 8:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Monroe, Nathan Panel 17-8, Sat 1:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Mettler, Suzanne Panel 27-6, Fri 3:30, Parlor F-6th Floor Monson, J. Quin Panel 18-5, Thur 10:30, Parlor D-6th Floor Mettler, Suzanne B. Panel 6-19, Thur 10:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Monson, Quin Panel 7-11, Fri 8:30, PDR 9-3rd Floor Mettler, Suzanne B. Panel 22-3, Sun 10:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Montoya Kirk, Celeste M. Panel 9-15, Sat 10:30, Clark 7-7th Floor Meyer, Fred A. Panel 22-19, Thur 10:30, Burnham 5-7th Floor Moody, Bradley Panel 6-23, Fri 10:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Meyers, Kati Panel 7-2, Thur 8:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Moon, M. Jae Panel 23-1 Pstr., Thur 8:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Mezey, Michael L. Panel 17-5, Thur 3:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Mooney, Christopher Z. Panel 20-8, Fri 3:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Mezey, Susan Panel 9-1, Sun 8:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Mooney, Christopher Z. Panel 20-8, Fri 3:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Michael, Malbin Panel 15-20, Fri 1:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Moore, Peter J. Panel 14-5, Fri 8:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Michaux, Melissa B. Panel 22-15, Fri 10:30, Burnham 5-7th Floor Moore, Robert G. Panel 6-16, Thur 8:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Michaux, Melissa B. Panel 22-15, Fri 10:30, Burnham 5-7th Floor Moore, Will Panel 25-2, Thur 3:30, Sandburg 6-7th Floor Michels, Steven Panel 11-15, Thur 8:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Moore, Will Panel 25-12, Sat 3:30, Parlor D-6th Floor Michelsen, Niall G. Panel 4-25, Sun 10:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Moore, Will Panel 1-12, Sun 8:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Michelson, Melissa R. Panel 10-4, Thur 1:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Mor, Ben D. Panel 4-25, Sun 10:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Michelson, Melissa R. Panel 10-10, Sun 8:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Moraes, Juan A. Panel 2-10, Fri 8:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Michelson, Melissa R. Panel 10-10, Sun 8:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Moran, Jack Panel 4-1, Thur 1:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Mickey, Robert W. Panel 15-19, Thur 1:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Moraski, Bryon J. Panel 3-18, Fri 8:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Mickey, Robert W. Panel 15-11, Sun 8:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Morehouse, Jeanette L. Panel 17-6, Fri 10:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Middlemass, Keesha M. Panel 10-9, Sat 3:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Morehouse, Sarah Panel 18-5, Thur 10:30, Parlor D-6th Floor Middleton, IV, Richard T. Panel 10-11, Thur 8:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Morehouse, Sarah M. Panel 7-3, Sat 3:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Midlarsky, Manus I. Panel 25-6, Thur 8:30, Parlor D-6th Floor Morey, Daniel S. Panel 4-28, Thur 3:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Midlarsky, Manus I. Panel 25-11, Thur 1:30, Parlor D-6th Floor Morgan, Kimberly Panel 1-19, Thur 10:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor 140

Morgenstern, Scott J. Panel 7-23, Thur 3:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Nicholson-Crotty, Jill Panel 9-17, Sat 1:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Morone, James A. Panel 22-10, Sun 8:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Nicholson-Crotty, Sean Panel 18-1 Pstr., Sat 8:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Morris, Jonathan S. Panel 8-6, Sun 10:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Nicholson-Crotty, Sean C. Panel 22-1 Pstr., Thur 1:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Morton, Rebecca Panel 13-4, Sat 8:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Floor Morton, Rebecca Panel 13-12, Sun 10:30, Parlor F-6th Floor Nielsen, Lars B. Panel 22-7, Sat 8:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Moscardelli, Vincent G. Panel 17-18, Sat 10:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Nielson, Daniel Panel 7-23, Thur 3:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Moscardelli, Vincent G. Panel 17-8, Sat 1:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Niemi, Richard Panel 33-1, Fri 3:30, Sandburg 6-7th Floor Mosher, Katrina Panel 4-2, Thur 3:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Niemi, Richard Panel 24-7, Sun 10:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Mosher, Michael Panel 11-6, Thur 3:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Nikolai, Scott A. Panel 18-10, Sun 10:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Mosley, Layna Panel 5-9, Sat 1:30, Sandburg 6-7th Floor Niles, Franklyn C. Panel 7-17, Thur 1:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Mosley, Layna Panel 5-9, Sat 1:30, Sandburg 6-7th Floor Niles, Franklyn C. Panel 7-17, Thur 1:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Mossberger, Karen Panel 22-19, Thur 10:30, Burnham 5-7th Floor Niles, Franklyn C. Panel 6-8, Sun 8:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Mouw, Calvin Panel 7-7, Sat 8:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Niou, Emerson M.S. Panel 3-3, Thur 1:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Moyer, Jennifer M. Panel 9-10, Thur 1:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Niven, David Panel 8-1 Pstr., Fri 3:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Moyer, Jennifer M. Panel 10-1 Pstr., Fri 8:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Niven, David Panel 6-2 Pstr., Sat 3:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Moynihan, Donald Panel 23-4, Fri 8:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Nixon, David C. Panel 23-1 Pstr., Thur 8:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Muck, William J. Panel 4-1 Pstr., Thur 10:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Nixon, David C. Panel 23-10, Sat 10:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Mueller, Melinda A. Panel 9-9, Sat 3:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Noble, Larry Panel 7-11, Fri 8:30, PDR 9-3rd Floor Mueller, Paul D. Panel 22-1 Pstr., Thur 1:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Noel, Hans Panel 24-4, Thur 8:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Muhlenberg, Elisabeth Panel 20-16, Fri 10:30, Parlor C-6th Floor Noel, Hans Panel 13-7, Fri 8:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Mukherjee, Subhanan Panel 13-7, Fri 8:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Nokken, Timothy Panel 17-21, Thur 3:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Mukherjee, Subhanan Panel 13-8, Fri 3:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Nokken, Timothy P. Panel 17-22, Fri 3:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Mullan, Joyce M. Panel 11-18, Fri 3:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Nomi, Tomoaki Panel 1-7, Sat 1:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Mullan, Joyce M. Panel 11-21, Sat 3:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Nooruddin, Irfan Panel 2-2, Thur 1:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Mulligan, Kenneth Panel 6-20, Thur 1:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Nooruddin, Irfan Panel 2-2, Thur 1:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Mullin, Megan Panel 21-8, Sat 10:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Nooruddin, Irfan Panel 1-8, Sat 1:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Muncaster, Robert Panel 13-6, Sat 1:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Nooruddin, Irfan Panel 2-11, Sat 3:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Munger, Michael Panel 23-10, Sat 10:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Nordlund, Caroline M. Panel 10-7, Sat 10:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Munger, Michael C. Panel 14-2, Sun 8:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Norpoth, Helmut Panel 24-7, Sun 10:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Munger, Michael C. Panel 7-10, Sun 10:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Norrander, Barbara Panel 20-2, Thur 1:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Murphy, James T. Panel 26-4, Fri 10:30, PDR 9-3rd Floor Norrander, Barbara Panel 7-20, Fri 10:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Murphy, Linda Panel 9-8, Fri 1:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Norrander, Barbara Panel 7-20, Fri 10:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Murphy, Matt Panel 3-6, Fri 10:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Norris, Pippa Panel 1-15, Thur 10:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Muste, Christopher Panel 6-25, Sun 8:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Norris, Pippa Panel 1-15, Thur 10:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Mutz, Diana C. Panel 6-3, Fri 1:30, State-4th Floor Norris, Pippa Panel 7-18, Fri 3:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Mutz, Diana C. Panel 8-6, Sun 10:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Norton, Daniel A. Panel 4-7, Sat 1:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Myerson, Roger Panel 13-5, Sat 10:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Notz, Elizabeth R. Panel 22-2, Thur 3:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Myerson, Roger Panel 13-10, Sat 3:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Nownes, Anthony Panel 6-16, Thur 8:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Myung, Sung-Jun Panel 22-1 Pstr., Thur 1:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Nownes, Anthony J. Panel 15-8, Thur 3:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Nadeau, Panel 24-7, Sun 10:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Oatley, Thomas Panel 5-11, Sun 8:30, Sandburg 6-7th Floor Naff, Katherine C. Panel 22-2, Thur 3:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Oatley, Thomas Panel 5-11, Sun 8:30, Sandburg 6-7th Floor Nagler, Jonathan Panel 7-14, Thur 8:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Oats-Sargent, Jennifer O. Panel 12-6, Thur 3:30, PDR 9-3rd Floor Nagler, Jonathan Panel 10-3, Fri 10:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor O'Connor, Marleen A. Panel 1-20, Fri 1:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Nalder, Kimberly L. Panel 18-12, Fri 8:30, Sandburg 6-7th Floor O'Connor, Robert E. Panel 22-9, Sat 1:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Nalepa, Monika Panel 3-6, Fri 10:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor O'Halloran, Sharyn Panel 3-19, Fri 10:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Nam, Taehyun Panel 2-6, Sat 1:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Oldmixon, Elizabeth A. Panel 17-14, Fri 10:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Nardin, Terry Panel 11-19, Sat 8:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Oldmixon, Elizabeth A. Panel 17-11, Sun 10:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Nardin, Terry Panel 12-4, Sat 3:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Oliver, Eric Panel 33-2, Fri 10:30, Sandburg 6-7th Floor Navia, Patricio Panel 3-7, Fri 1:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor O'Loughlin, Paula L. Panel 20-13, Thur 10:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Neeley, Grant W. Panel 20-6, Fri 1:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Olson, Joel Panel 12-13, Sun 10:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Neeley, Grant W. Panel 20-6, Fri 1:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Olson, Joel Panel 12-13, Sun 10:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Neely, Francis Panel 8-7, Thur 8:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Olson, Laura R. Panel 9-13, Thur 10:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Neely, Francis Panel 8-1 Pstr., Fri 3:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Olson, Russell C. Panel 1-2 Pstr., Thur 3:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Nelson, Kjersten Panel 8-3, Sat 10:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Omelicheva, Mariya Y. Panel 25-4, Fri 1:30, Parlor D-6th Floor Nemacheck, Christine L. Panel 19-19, Fri 10:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Ong, Jane Panel 17-1 Pstr., Sat 8:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Neuman, Dale Panel 18-4, Thur 3:30, Burnham 5-7th Floor Ong, Nhu-Ngoc T. Panel 3-4, Sat 8:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor New, Michael J. Panel 20-13, Thur 10:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Ono, Keiko Panel 15-1 Pstr., Fri 10:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor New, Michael J. Panel 20-15, Thur 3:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Ono, Keiko Panel 18-11, Sat 1:30, Burnham 5-7th Floor New, Michael J. Panel 7-9, Sun 8:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Oppenheimer, Bruce Panel 17-10, Sun 8:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor New, Michael J. Panel 7-9, Sun 8:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Oppenheimer, Bruce Panel 17-10, Sun 8:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Newman, Brian Panel 6-30, Fri 10:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Oppenheimer, Bruce I. Panel 17-21, Thur 3:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Newman, Brian P. Panel 8-9, Thur 10:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Ordeshook, Peter Panel 13-11, Sat 10:30, State-4th Floor Newman, Christopher D. Panel 21-9, Fri 8:30, Burnham 5-7th Floor Oren, Ido Panel 11-20, Sat 1:30, Parlor F-6th Floor Newman, Meredith A. Panel 23-3, Thur 10:30, PDR 9-3rd Floor Orfield, Myron Panel 33-2, Fri 10:30, Sandburg 6-7th Floor Newman, Meredith A. Panel 23-3, Thur 10:30, PDR 9-3rd Floor Orth, Caroline M. Panel 22-2, Thur 3:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Newman, Timothy D. Panel 8-1, Thur 3:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Osborn, Tracy L. Panel 17-6, Fri 10:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Newmark, Adam J. Panel 15-8, Thur 3:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Osborn, Tracy L. Panel 9-8, Fri 1:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Newmark, Adam J. Panel 15-2, Sat 8:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Overby, Marvin Panel 8-2, Sat 8:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Newson, Reggie J. Panel 23-6, Fri 1:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Overland, Sean Panel 19-15, Thur 1:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Ng, Stephen M. Panel 16-2, Thur 8:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Owens, C.T. Panel 9-17, Sat 1:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Nicholson, Stephen Panel 18-11, Sat 1:30, Burnham 5-7th Floor Owens, Christopher Panel 10-14, Thur 10:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Nicholson, Stephen Panel 18-11, Sat 1:30, Burnham 5-7th Floor Oxendine, Alina R. Panel 24-6, Sat 8:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Nicholson, Stephen P. Panel 6-22, Fri 8:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Oxley, Zoe M. Panel 26-2, Thur 10:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Nicholson-Crotty, Jill Panel 23-3, Thur 10:30, PDR 9-3rd Floor Ozkaleli, Ferit M. Panel 4-23, Sat 3:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor 141

Oztalas, Filiz Panel 4-19, Fri 3:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Pelika, Stacey Panel 8-4, Fri 8:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Oztalas, Filiz Panel 4-6, Sat 8:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Pelika, Stacey L. Panel 8-1 Pstr., Fri 3:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Oztalas, Filiz Panel 4-6, Sat 8:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Pelissero, John P. Panel 21-5, Sat 8:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Pacelle, Richard L. Panel 19-22, Sat 8:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Pena, Panel 24-5, Sat 3:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Pacelle, Richard L. Panel 19-23, Sat 1:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Pena, Yesilernis Panel 10-6, Fri 3:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Padhy, Sanghamitra Panel 19-25, Thur 8:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Pence, Kris G. Panel 4-6, Sat 8:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Pagano, Michael A. Panel 21-6, Sat 1:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Pender, Tassili Panel 1-2 Pstr., Thur 3:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Pagano, Sabrina Panel 6-9, Fri 8:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Pender, Tassili Panel 19-20, Fri 8:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Page, Benjamin I. Panel 22-10, Sun 8:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Penn, Elizabeth M. Panel 31-1 Pstr., Fri 10:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Page, Scott Panel 13-8, Fri 3:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Penn, Elizabeth M. Panel 13-5, Sat 10:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Pahre, Robert Panel 5-5, Thur 1:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Penn, Elizabeth M. Panel 13-10, Sat 3:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Pahre, Robert Panel 5-8, Sat 10:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Penna, David R. Panel 1-2 Pstr., Thur 3:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Pallares, Amalia V. Panel 2-11, Sat 3:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Pennington, Michael S. Panel 20-5, Sat 1:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Pallares, Amalia V. Panel 2-11, Sat 3:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Peritore, Patrick Panel 28-2, Thur 1:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Panagopoulos, Costas Panel 18-1, Thur 1:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Peritore, Patrick Panel 28-2, Thur 1:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Panagopoulos, Costas Panel 18-13, Fri 10:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Perry, Robert L. Panel 26-6, Thur 8:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Panagopoulos, Costas Panel 7-1 Pstr., Fri 1:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Peterman, Larry I. Panel 11-3, Thur 8:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Pandich, Scott C. Panel 20-1 Pstr., Thur 8:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Peters, Robert A. Panel 20-9, Sat 10:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Pandich, Scott C. Panel 20-4, Fri 10:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Peters, Scott Panel 19-8, Thur 10:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Pandich, Scott C. Panel 20-4, Fri 10:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Peterson, David A. Panel 6-26, Sat 8:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Paolino, Philip Panel 7-23, Thur 3:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Peterson, Geoffrey D. Panel 17-1, Thur 8:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Paolino, Philip O. Panel 3-3, Thur 1:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Peterson, Geoffrey D. Panel 10-4, Thur 1:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Pappano, Laura Panel 9-13, Thur 10:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Petrakis, Peter A. Panel 11-12, Sat 8:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Pappas, Christine C. Panel 29-1, Fri 1:30, PDR 9-3rd Floor Petrescu, Claudia A. Panel 21-10, Thur 10:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Pappas, Christine C. Panel 26-5, Sat 3:30, Burnham 5-7th Floor Petrocik, John Panel 7-6, Sat 1:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Paraday, Kevin S. Panel 21-9, Fri 8:30, Burnham 5-7th Floor Pettai, Vello Panel 3-18, Fri 8:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Paradowski, Piotr R. Panel 3-1 Pstr., Sat 10:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Petterson, Paul Panel 18-7, Sat 3:30, Parlor F-6th Floor Parikh, Sunita Panel 13-3, Thur 3:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Pettit, Ben Panel 3-20, Fri 1:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Park, David Panel 7-21, Thur 1:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Pevehouse, Jon Panel 1-27, Sun 8:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Park, David K. Panel 17-7, Fri 8:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Pevehouse, Jon Panel 1-27, Sun 8:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Park, Hee-bong Panel 24-1, Thur 1:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Pfeffer, Jacqueline Panel 28-3, Fri 3:30, Burnham 5-7th Floor Park, Hyung Lae Panel 7-7, Sat 8:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Philips, Laura Panel 6-2 Pstr., Sat 3:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Park, Johann Panel 4-1 Pstr., Thur 10:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Phillips, Justin H. Panel 22-19, Thur 10:30, Burnham 5-7th Floor Park, Johann Panel 5-1 Pstr., Thur 3:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Phillips, Justin H. Panel 21-7, Sun 10:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Park, Sung Ho Panel 1-17, Fri 8:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Phillips, Robert J. Panel 28-5, Fri 1:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Park, Sung Ho Panel 1-25, Sat 1:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Phillips, Robert J. Panel 28-1, Sun 10:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Park, Sungwoo Panel 11-3, Thur 8:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Pickerill, J. Mitchell Panel 19-5, Thur 3:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Park, Sungwoo Panel 11-4, Thur 10:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Pickerill, J. Mitchell Panel 19-10, Sun 10:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Park, Won-ho Panel 14-1, Thur 8:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Pickering, Jeffrey J. Panel 4-3, Fri 10:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Park, Won-ho Panel 2-2, Thur 1:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Pierce, Jason L. Panel 19-13, Sat 1:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Parker, Christopher S. Panel 6-21, Thur 3:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Pietroburgo, Julie A. Panel 22-19, Thur 10:30, Burnham 5-7th Floor Parker, Christopher S. Panel 6-23, Fri 10:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Pika, Joseph Panel 16-5, Sat 3:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Parker, Glenn R. Panel 17-1, Thur 8:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Pimpare, Stephen Panel 22-15, Fri 10:30, Burnham 5-7th Floor Parker, Glenn R. Panel 17-1, Thur 8:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Pimpare, Stephen Panel 22-17, Sat 1:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Parker, Glenn R. Panel 17-12, Thur 10:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Pinello, Daniel R. Panel 29-1, Fri 1:30, PDR 9-3rd Floor Parker, Paul E. Panel 19-25, Thur 8:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Pinto, Pablo M. Panel 5-9, Sat 1:30, Sandburg 6-7th Floor Parker, Paul E. Panel 19-25, Thur 8:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Piroth, Scott Panel 1-2 Pstr., Thur 3:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Parker, Suzanne L. Panel 6-22, Fri 8:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Poe, Steven C. Panel 25-2, Thur 3:30, Sandburg 6-7th Floor Parker, Suzanne L. Panel 6-22, Fri 8:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Poe, Steven C. Panel 25-8, Fri 3:30, Parlor D-6th Floor Parkin, Michael D. Panel 8-9, Thur 10:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Poggione, Sarah J. Panel 17-11, Sun 10:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Parkin, Michael D. Panel 9-7, Fri 10:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Pohlman, H. L. Panel 19-12, Sat 10:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Parodi, Carlos A. Panel 3-6, Fri 10:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Pohlman, Lisa M. Panel 6-2 Pstr., Sat 3:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Parrish, Richard Panel 11-11, Sat 10:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Poir, Alejandro Panel 15-19, Thur 1:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Parry, Janine Panel 18-4, Thur 3:30, Burnham 5-7th Floor Poire, Alejandro Panel 3-5, Fri 8:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Parshall, Lisa K. Panel 19-1 Pstr., Fri 10:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Poire, Alejandro Panel 3-5, Fri 8:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Parshall, Lisa K. Panel 19-12, Sat 10:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Polet, Jeff Panel 19-4, Sun 8:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Paskeviciute, Aida Panel 3-13, Thur 3:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Polinard, J. L. Panel 10-2, Thur 3:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Patel, Krutika J. Panel 22-1 Pstr., Thur 1:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Pollins, Brian M. Panel 4-19, Fri 3:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Patten, Joseph N. Panel 22-4, Fri 10:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Pollins, Brian M. Panel 4-19, Fri 3:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Patterson, Kelly Panel 18-5, Thur 10:30, Parlor D-6th Floor Pollock, Philip H. Panel 7-2, Thur 8:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Patterson, Kelly Panel 18-7, Sat 3:30, Parlor F-6th Floor Poloni-Staudinger, Lori M. Panel 1-15, Thur 10:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Patterson, Kelly D. Panel 7-19, Sat 10:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Ponder, Daniel E. Panel 17-3, Fri 1:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Patterson, Molly A. Panel 12-8, Fri 10:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Pontusson, Jonas Panel 1-20, Fri 1:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Patterson, Molly A. Panel 6-10, Fri 1:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Poole, Keith Panel 13-11, Sat 10:30, State-4th Floor Patty, John Panel 13-11, Sat 10:30, State-4th Floor Poole, Keith T. Panel 17-21, Thur 3:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Patty, John W. Panel 13-4, Sat 8:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Poole, Keith T. Panel 14-2, Sun 8:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Patty, John Wiggs Panel 13-8, Fri 3:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Pope, Jeremy C. Panel 6-26, Sat 8:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Paul, David M. Panel 9-9, Sat 3:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Pope, Susan Panel 23-11, Sat 1:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Paul, Rachel A. Panel 9-9, Sat 3:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Popova, Maria D. Panel 19-17, Thur 3:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Pavelka, Deborah D. Panel 22-16, Fri 3:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Posler, Brian D. Panel 26-3, Fri 8:30, Parlor D-6th Floor Peake, Jeffrey S. Panel 16-5, Sat 3:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Posler, Brian D. Panel 26-3, Fri 8:30, Parlor D-6th Floor Pearson, Kathryn Panel 6-12, Thur 8:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Post, Stephanie Panel 21-3, Fri 10:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Pearson, Kathryn L. Panel 18-1, Thur 1:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Post, Stephanie S. Panel 10-13, Thur 3:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Peinhardt, Clint Panel 5-2, Fri 8:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Potoski, Matthew Panel 22-13, Thur 8:30, Burnham 5-7th Floor 142

Potoski, Matthew Panel 18-8, Fri 1:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Read, James H. Panel 11-7, Fri 8:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Pouncy, Hillard W. Panel 30-3, Fri 10:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Rector, Chad Panel 4-13, Thur 3:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Pouncy, Hillard W. Panel 22-5, Sat 10:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Rector, Chad Panel 4-13, Thur 3:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Powell, David C. Panel 21-4, Fri 1:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Rector, Chad Panel 4-5, Fri 3:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Powell, Richard Panel 18-6, Fri 3:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Redd, Steven B. Panel 26-6, Thur 8:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Powell, Richard J. Panel 20-11, Sat 3:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Redlawsk, David P. Panel 6-18, Thur 10:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Powers, Kathy L. Panel 5-6, Fri 3:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Redlawsk, David P. Panel 6-22, Fri 8:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Prakash, Aseem Panel 22-13, Thur 8:30, Burnham 5-7th Floor Reed, William Panel 4-1 Pstr., Thur 10:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Presnall, Barbara A. Presnall A. Panel 9-7, Fri 10:30, Montrose 1-7th Reenock, Christopher M. Panel 20-8, Fri 3:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Floor Rees, Joseph V. Panel 23-4, Fri 8:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Prewett, Nicholas W. Panel 3-1 Pstr., Sat 10:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Reese, Laura A. Panel 23-3, Thur 10:30, PDR 9-3rd Floor Price, Byron E. Panel 23-9, Sat 8:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Reese, Laura A. Panel 21-5, Sat 8:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Price, Christopher Panel 11-19, Sat 8:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Reeves, Andree E. Panel 15-3, Fri 3:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Price, Kevin S. Panel 18-1 Pstr., Sat 8:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Reeves, Keith Panel 33-2, Fri 10:30, Sandburg 6-7th Floor Price, Kevin S. Panel 15-7, Sat 3:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Rehfeld, Andrew Panel 12-12, Thur 3:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Price, Kimala Panel 22-20, Thur 3:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Rehfeld, Andrew Panel 12-12, Thur 3:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Price, Matthew E. Panel 12-2, Sun 8:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Reich, Gary Panel 14-3, Fri 3:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Price, Melanye T. Panel 10-14, Thur 10:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Reich, Rob Panel 33-3, Sat 10:30, Parlor C-6th Floor Price, Melanye T. Panel 10-10, Sun 8:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Reichert, M. Shawn Panel 1-23, Sat 8:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Primo, David M. Panel 20-15, Thur 3:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Reichert, M. Shawn Panel 1-23, Sat 8:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Primo, David M. Panel 20-10, Sat 1:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Reichert, M. Shawn Panel 5-8, Sat 10:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Prince, David W. Panel 15-8, Thur 3:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Reichert, Shawn Panel 5-8, Sat 10:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Prins, Brandon Panel 14-8, Sat 3:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Reif, Megan E. Panel 4-21, Sat 10:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Prior, Markus Panel 6-14, Fri 1:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Reinhard, Michael R. Panel 22-15, Fri 10:30, Burnham 5-7th Floor Prior, Markus Panel 6-14, Fri 1:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Reinhardt, Gina Yannitell Panel 5-7, Sat 8:30, Sandburg 6-7th Floor Prior, Markus Panel 18-11, Sat 1:30, Burnham 5-7th Floor Reisinger, William M. Panel 3-22, Sat 8:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Pritchard, Anita Panel 20-7, Sat 8:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Reisinger, William M. Panel 3-22, Sat 8:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Provost, Colin L. Panel 20-11, Sat 3:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Reiter, Dan Panel 4-7, Sat 1:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Prud'homme, Joseph G. Panel 19-1 Pstr., Fri 10:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Remer, Gary A. Panel 11-16, Sun 10:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Prysby, Chuck Panel 18-6, Fri 3:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Remmer, Karen L. Panel 2-9, Sat 1:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Pufong, Marc G. Panel 25-9, Sat 3:30, Parlor C-6th Floor Renka, Russell D. Panel 17-3, Fri 1:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Pufong, Marc G. Panel 25-9, Sat 3:30, Parlor C-6th Floor Renno, Lucio R. Panel 7-2 Pstr., Fri 1:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Pul, Hippolyt A.S. Panel 2-6, Sat 1:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Reno, Brad J. Panel 12-11, Fri 3:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Puro, Steven Puro Panel 19-15, Thur 1:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Reno, William Panel 2-13, Sun 10:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Putterman, Ethan Panel 11-21, Sat 3:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Reuveny, Rafael Panel 5-2, Fri 8:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Pyle, Barry Panel 9-1, Sun 8:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Reveron, Derek S. Panel 3-24, Sat 1:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Quackenbush, Stephen L. Panel 4-8, Sat 3:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Reveron, Derek S. Panel 3-24, Sat 1:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Quaile Hill, Kim Panel 0-2, Fri 10:30, State-4th Floor Rexroat, Jennifer L. Panel 9-14, Sat 8:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Quinn, Dennis Panel 5-13, Thur 8:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Rey, Denis Panel 18-12, Fri 8:30, Sandburg 6-7th Floor Quinn, Kevin G. Panel 21-5, Sat 8:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Reynolds, Andres S. Panel 29-3, Sat 10:30, Parlor D-6th Floor Quirk, Paul J. Panel 16-4, Thur 10:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Rhodebeck, Laurie A. Panel 8-7, Thur 8:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Quirk, Paul J. Panel 6-3, Fri 1:30, State-4th Floor Rhodebeck, Laurie A. Panel 27-3, Thur 10:30, Parlor F-6th Floor Raber, Donald R. Panel 16-5, Sat 3:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Rice, Laurie L. Panel 6-27, Sat 10:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Raciborski, Rafal Panel 3-1 Pstr., Sat 10:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Rice, Tom W. Panel 21-9, Fri 8:30, Burnham 5-7th Floor Rackaway, Chapman B. Panel 8-9, Thur 10:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Rich, Robert F. Panel 23-11, Sat 1:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Rackaway, Chapman B. Panel 7-2 Pstr., Fri 1:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Rich, Robert F. Panel 23-11, Sat 1:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Radcliff, Benjamin Panel 20-1 Pstr., Thur 8:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Rich, Timothy S. Panel 7-13, Thur 8:30, PDR 9-3rd Floor Radwin, David Panel 18-1 Pstr., Sat 8:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Richard, Patricia Bayer Panel 9-17, Sat 1:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Radwin, David Panel 16-5, Sat 3:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Richards, David L. Panel 25-6, Thur 8:30, Parlor D-6th Floor Radziszewski, Elizabeth Panel 4-6, Sat 8:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Richards, David L. Panel 25-13, Sat 8:30, Parlor C-6th Floor Ragsdale, Lyn Panel 16-8, Sun 10:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Richards, Mark J. Panel 19-14, Sat 3:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Rahn, Wendy Panel 7-2, Thur 8:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Richardson, Lilliard E. Panel 20-2, Thur 1:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Rahn, Wendy Panel 6-9, Fri 8:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Richardson, Lilliard E. Panel 22-11, Fri 1:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Rahn, Wendy Panel 33-1, Fri 3:30, Sandburg 6-7th Floor Richardson Jr., Glenn W. Panel 16-1, Fri 8:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Rainey, Hal G. Panel 23-11, Sat 1:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Richardson Jr., Glenn W. Panel 16-6, Sat 1:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Rainey, Hal G. Panel 23-13, Sat 3:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Richman, Jesse T. Panel 31-1 Pstr., Fri 10:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Rakusanova, Petra Panel 3-1 Pstr., Sat 10:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Ridout, Travis N. Panel 7-1 Pstr., Fri 1:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Ramakrishnan, S. Karthick Panel 7-12, Sun 8:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Ridout, Travis N. Panel 8-3, Sat 10:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Ramakrishnan, S. Karthick Panel 7-12, Sun 8:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Riggle, Ellen D.B. Panel 8-4, Fri 8:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Ramakrishnan, S. Karthick Panel 10-6, Fri 3:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Riggs, William W. Panel 15-10, Sun 10:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Ramirez, Luisa F. Panel 6-2 Pstr., Sat 3:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Riggs, William W. Panel 15-10, Sun 10:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Ramirez, Ricardo Panel 10-14, Thur 10:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Riley, John H. Panel 4-1, Thur 1:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Ramirez, Ricardo Panel 10-8, Sat 1:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Riley, John H. Panel 4-1, Thur 1:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Ramsay, Kristopher W. Panel 31-1 Pstr., Fri 10:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Riley, John H. Panel 4-10, Sun 8:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Ramsay, Kristopher W. Panel 4-4, Fri 1:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Ringquist, Evan J. Panel 22-8, Sat 3:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Rand Oakley, Maureen Panel 9-8, Fri 1:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Rivera, Sylvia Panel 20-2, Thur 1:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Rand Oakley, Maureen Panel 22-5, Sat 10:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Rivers, Douglas Panel 18-11, Sat 1:30, Burnham 5-7th Floor Randazzo, Kirk A. Panel 19-16, Sun 8:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Rivlin, Joel D. Panel 7-20, Fri 10:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Randolph, Lewis A. Panel 10-13, Thur 3:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Rizova, Tatiana P. Panel 10-5, Fri 1:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Rankin, David M. Panel 8-1 Pstr., Fri 3:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Robbins, Donijo Panel 23-1 Pstr., Thur 8:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Ransom, John S. Panel 11-11, Sat 10:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Robbins, Joe W. Panel 4-16, Fri 10:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Rapoport, Ronald B. Panel 7-1, Fri 10:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Robbins, Suzanne Panel 15-13, Thur 8:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Rasinski, Kenneth A. Panel 6-12, Thur 8:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Robbins, Suzanne M. Panel 22-3, Sun 10:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Raymond, Paul B. Panel 8-8, Fri 1:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Roberds, Stephen C. Panel 7-25, Fri 10:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor 143

Roberts, Andrew Panel 3-21, Fri 3:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Ryden, David K. Panel 19-4, Sun 8:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Roberts, Brian D. Panel 26-1, Sat 8:30, Burnham 5-7th Floor Ryden, David K. Panel 19-4, Sun 8:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Roberts, Brian E. Panel 6-7, Thur 1:30, Parlor F-6th Floor Ryden, David K. Panel 19-4, Sun 8:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Roberts, Jason M. Panel 18-2, Thur 10:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Ryu, Jaesung Panel 10-12, Fri 3:30, Parlor C-6th Floor Roberts, Jason M. Panel 17-19, Sat 10:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Saalfeld, Thomas Panel 1-17, Fri 8:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Roberts, Matthew Panel 19-8, Thur 10:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Sabatello, Maya Panel 19-7, Fri 3:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Roberts, Michelle L. Panel 20-7, Sat 8:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Sabatier, Paul Panel 30-2, Thur 3:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Robertson, John D. Panel 26-6, Thur 8:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Sabatier, Paul A. Panel 22-9, Sat 1:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Robertson, John D. Panel 1-17, Fri 8:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Sabbah, Nada M. Panel 19-7, Fri 3:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Robertson, John D. Panel 1-8, Sat 1:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Saccarelli, Emanuele G. Panel 11-4, Thur 10:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Robertson, John D. Panel 1-8, Sat 1:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Saiegh, Sebastian M. Panel 2-10, Fri 8:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Robinson, Christopher C. Panel 11-11, Sat 10:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Sala, Brian E. Panel 17-9, Sat 3:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Robinson, Christopher C. Panel 11-13, Sat 1:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Salamon, Lester Panel 33-3, Sat 10:30, Parlor C-6th Floor Robinson, Jean C. Panel 9-12, Fri 3:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Salem, Ahmed A. Panel 4-6, Sat 8:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Robinson, Robert R. Panel 19-1 Pstr., Fri 10:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Samuels, David J. Panel 2-1, Thur 10:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Robinson, Scott E. Panel 22-18, Sat 8:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Sanbonmatsu, Kira L. Panel 9-8, Fri 1:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Roch, Christine Panel 21-9, Fri 8:30, Burnham 5-7th Floor Sanchez, Peter M. Panel 3-15, Thur 1:30, PDR 9-3rd Floor Roch, Christine H. Panel 8-3, Sat 10:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Sanchez, Peter M. Panel 3-15, Thur 1:30, PDR 9-3rd Floor Rockman, Bert Panel 16-9, Fri 3:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Sanders, Arthur Panel 18-4, Thur 3:30, Burnham 5-7th Floor Rockwell, Stephen Panel 10-1, Sat 8:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Sanders, David Panel 24-7, Sun 10:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Rodden, Jonathan Panel 20-1, Thur 3:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Sanders, Mitchell Panel 6-15, Fri 3:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Rodden, Jonathan A. Panel 20-1, Thur 3:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Sanders, Mitchell Panel 6-24, Sun 10:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Rodden, Jonathan A. Panel 20-1, Thur 3:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Sanders, Steve Panel 29-1, Fri 1:30, PDR 9-3rd Floor Rodine, Kirsten L. Panel 5-1, Thur 10:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Sandovici, Maria Elena Panel 24-1, Thur 1:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Rodrigues, Helena A. Panel 10-11, Thur 8:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Sandstrom, Karl J. Panel 7-11, Fri 8:30, PDR 9-3rd Floor Rodrigues, Helena A. Panel 12-17, Sat 10:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Sapat, Alka Panel 23-2, Thur 1:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Rodriguez, Christopher R. Panel 18-5, Thur 10:30, Parlor D-6th Floor Sapat, Alka Panel 23-2, Thur 1:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Rogers, Courtney Panel 16-1 Pstr., Fri 1:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Sapiro, Virginia Panel 27-6, Fri 3:30, Parlor F-6th Floor Rogers, James R. Panel 19-5, Thur 3:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Sarver, Tammy A. Panel 19-17, Thur 3:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Rogers, Michael T. Panel 12-6, Thur 3:30, PDR 9-3rd Floor Sasich, Ilia Panel 16-1 Pstr., Fri 1:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Rohde, David Panel 17-16, Thur 8:30, Parlor F-6th Floor Saunders, Kyle Panel 7-16, Thur 10:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Rohde, David Panel 17-3, Fri 1:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Saunders, Kyle Panel 7-16, Thur 10:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Rohde, David Panel 17-3, Fri 1:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Saunders, Kyle Panel 6-11, Sat 8:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Rohde, David W. Panel 18-9, Thur 1:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Savage, Sean J. Panel 15-16, Thur 1:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Rohrschneider, Robert Panel 1-14, Thur 8:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Sawyer, Mark Q. Panel 10-6, Fri 3:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Rohrschneider, Robert Panel 1-14, Thur 8:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Sawyer, Mark Q. Panel 24-5, Sat 3:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Rohrschneider, Robert Panel 3-16, Thur 3:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Saxena, Sanchita B. Panel 2-12, Sun 8:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Rojecki, Andrew Panel 8-11, Sat 3:30, State-4th Floor Saxonhouse, Arlene W. Panel 11-3, Thur 8:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Rom, Mark Carl Panel 22-4, Fri 10:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Scarrow, Susan Panel 24-6, Sat 8:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Romer, Thomas Panel 17-19, Sat 10:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Schaal, Pamela M. Panel 22-1 Pstr., Thur 1:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Roos, John Panel 18-5, Thur 10:30, Parlor D-6th Floor Schaap, Ross D. Panel 1-22, Fri 3:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Roper, Steven D. Panel 7-1 Pstr., Fri 1:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Schaap, Ross D. Panel 1-4, Sat 10:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Roper, Steven D. Panel 4-24, Sat 10:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Schaefer, Donald D.A. Panel 4-24, Sat 10:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Rosano, Michael J. Panel 28-4, Sat 1:30, Parlor D-6th Floor Schaeffer, Denise Panel 28-4, Sat 1:30, Parlor D-6th Floor Rosas, Guillermo Panel 5-12, Sun 10:30, Sandburg 6-7th Floor Schaff, Jon D. Panel 16-8, Sun 10:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Rosato, Sebastian Panel 4-12, Fri 8:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Schaffner, Brian F. Panel 17-7, Fri 8:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Rosenbluth, Frances M. Panel 1-22, Fri 3:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Scheele, Raymond H. Panel 7-2 Pstr., Fri 1:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Rosenson, Beth Panel 17-14, Fri 10:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Scheier, Melissa J. Panel 24-1, Thur 1:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Rosenson, Beth A. Panel 20-10, Sat 1:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Scheier, Melissa J. Panel 24-3, Fri 1:30, Burnham 5-7th Floor Rosenthal, Cindy Simon Panel 9-6, Thur 3:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Scherer, Nancy S. Panel 19-19, Fri 10:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Rostboll, Christian F. Panel 12-7, Fri 8:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Scherpereel, John A. Panel 3-12, Fri 3:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Rothenberg, Lawrence S. Panel 15-5, Sat 10:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Schickler, Eric Panel 17-22, Fri 3:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Rothenberg, Lawrence S. Panel 15-5, Sat 10:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Schier, Steven E. Panel 15-15, Sat 10:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Rothman, Gerome B. Panel 24-5, Sat 3:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Schildkraut, Deborah Panel 6-9, Fri 8:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Rothman, Maarten G. Panel 4-21, Sat 10:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Schildkraut, Deborah Panel 6-9, Fri 8:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Rottinghaus, Brandon Panel 16-1, Fri 8:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Schildt, Keith A. Panel 23-1 Pstr., Thur 8:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Royed, Terry J. Panel 1-6, Fri 1:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Schiller, Wendy J. Panel 17-4, Fri 8:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Rubin, Irene S. Panel 23-9, Sat 8:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Schiller, Wendy J. Panel 18-10, Sun 10:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Rubin, Irene S. Panel 21-6, Sat 1:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Schlozman, Kay L. Panel 6-16, Thur 8:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Rudalevige, Andrew C. Panel 16-6, Sat 1:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Schlozman, Kay L. Panel 6-16, Thur 8:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Rudder, Catherine E. Panel 17-16, Thur 8:30, Parlor F-6th Floor Schmidt, Holger Panel 4-2 Pstr., Thur 10:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Rudder, Catherine E. Panel 17-21, Thur 3:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Schmidt, Patrick D. Panel 19-12, Sat 10:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Rudder, Catherine E. Panel 17-21, Thur 3:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Schmith, Scott E. Panel 5-10, Sat 3:30, Sandburg 6-7th Floor Rudder, Catherine E. Panel 22-11, Fri 1:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Schmitz, Hans Peter Panel 24-2, Fri 8:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Rueda, David Panel 1-25, Sat 1:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Schneider, Anne Panel 30-2, Thur 3:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Rueda, David Panel 1-26, Sat 3:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Schneider, Mark Panel 22-14, Fri 8:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Ruffer, Galya B. Panel 19-3, Sun 10:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Schneider, Monica C. Panel 9-7, Fri 10:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Ruhil, Anirudh V.S. Panel 21-4, Fri 1:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Schneider, Saundra K. Panel 6-21, Thur 3:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Ruiz-Rufino, Ruben Panel 3-2 Pstr., Sat 10:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Schneider, Saundra K. Panel 22-18, Sat 8:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Rundquist, Barry S. Panel 17-9, Sat 3:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Schnyder, Melissa Panel 3-1 Pstr., Sat 10:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Rundquist, Paul S. Panel 17-2, Thur 1:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Scholz, John T. Panel 23-10, Sat 10:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Runyan, Joshua D. Panel 16-5, Sat 3:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Scholz, John T. Panel 22-9, Sat 1:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Rupp, Richard E. Panel 4-25, Sun 10:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Schorn, Timothy J. Panel 25-11, Thur 1:30, Parlor D-6th Floor Ryden, David K. Panel 22-5, Sat 10:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Schorn, Timothy J. Panel 4-9, Sun 10:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor 144

Schorn, Timothy J. Panel 4-9, Sun 10:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Shotts, Ken Panel 13-1, Thur 10:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Schraufnagel, Scot D. Panel 17-1 Pstr., Sat 8:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Shotts, Ken Panel 13-1, Thur 10:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Schreiber, Darren M. Panel 6-17, Thur 8:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Shoup, Brian Panel 3-19, Fri 10:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Schubert, James N. Panel 6-18, Thur 10:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Shugart, Matthew S. Panel 1-4, Sat 10:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Schultz, David Panel 19-7, Fri 3:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Shull, Steven A. Panel 16-2, Thur 8:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Schultz, David Panel 19-7, Fri 3:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Shvetsova, Olga V. Panel 1-3, Fri 8:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Schultz, David Panel 18-3, Sun 8:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Shvetsova, Olga V. Panel 1-4, Sat 10:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Schuster, Matthew J. Panel 11-17, Fri 10:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Shvetsova, Olga V. Panel 1-4, Sat 10:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Schweber, Howard Panel 19-21, Sat 3:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Sides, Jason C. Panel 7-20, Fri 10:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Schweber, Howard Panel 19-4, Sun 8:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Sides, John Panel 6-9, Fri 8:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Schwedler, Jillian M. Panel 25-3, Fri 10:30, Parlor D-6th Floor Sides, John Panel 6-27, Sat 10:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Schwedler, Jillian M. Panel 25-8, Fri 3:30, Parlor D-6th Floor Sides, John M. Panel 7-20, Fri 10:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Schwieder, David W. Panel 6-14, Fri 1:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Sieberg, Katri K. Panel 25-3, Fri 10:30, Parlor D-6th Floor Schwindt-Bayer, Leslie A. Panel 9-4, Thur 8:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Siemers, David Panel 11-7, Fri 8:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Scot, Joanna V. Panel 11-14, Sat 3:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Sigel, Roberta S. Panel 9-17, Sat 1:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Scott, Joanna V. Panel 27-3, Thur 10:30, Parlor F-6th Floor Sigelman, Lee Panel 0-2, Fri 10:30, State-4th Floor Scott, Joanna V. Panel 11-5, Fri 1:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Signorino, Curtis Panel 14-8, Sat 3:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Scott, Kevin M. Panel 19-11, Fri 1:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Silina, Everita Panel 15-16, Thur 1:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Scotto, Thomas J. Panel 1-7, Sat 1:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Silva, Carol L. Panel 22-11, Fri 1:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Scribner, Druscilla L. Panel 2-5, Fri 10:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Silver, Brian D. Panel 6-15, Fri 3:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Scruton, Jason M. Panel 11-15, Thur 8:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Silverburg, Sanford R. Panel 4-17, Fri 1:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Sears, David O. Panel 6-9, Fri 8:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Silverstone, Scott A. Panel 4-25, Sun 10:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Segal, Jeffrey A. Panel 19-1, Thur 8:30, State-4th Floor Simeone, James Panel 11-2, Sun 8:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Segers, Mary Panel 19-4, Sun 8:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Simmons, James R. Panel 21-4, Fri 1:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Segrest, Scott P. Panel 11-15, Thur 8:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Simmons, Joel W. Panel 2-11, Sat 3:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Segura, Gary M. Panel 10-11, Thur 8:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Simmons, Solon J. Panel 21-4, Fri 1:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Segura, Gary M. Panel 10-1 Pstr., Fri 8:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Simon, Adam F. Panel 6-17, Thur 8:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Sekhon, Jasjeet S. Panel 14-1, Thur 8:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Simon, Adam F. Panel 6-17, Thur 8:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Sekhon, Jasjeet S. Panel 7-4, Fri 3:30, PDR 9-3rd Floor Simon, Adam F. Panel 8-10, Fri 10:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Seligson, Mitchell Panel 6-1, Fri 8:30, State-4th Floor Simpson, Dick W. Panel 21-2, Thur 1:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Sened, Itai Panel 13-5, Sat 10:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Simpson, Erin M. Panel 25-2, Thur 3:30, Sandburg 6-7th Floor Seo, Jungmin Panel 3-20, Fri 1:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Simpson, Erin M. Panel 25-4, Fri 1:30, Parlor D-6th Floor Serra, Joan Panel 1-6, Fri 1:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Simpson, Matthew Panel 11-17, Fri 10:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Serre, Pierre Panel 1-2 Pstr., Thur 3:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Simpson, Natalie E. Panel 8-1 Pstr., Fri 3:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Seymour, Rhetta Panel 8-1 Pstr., Fri 3:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Sims, Gretchen Crosby Panel 15-3, Fri 3:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Shafer, Linda K. Panel 9-14, Sat 8:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Sims Butler, Kellie Panel 20-8, Fri 3:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Shah, Dhavan V. Panel 8-5, Sat 3:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Sin, Gisela Panel 8-10, Fri 10:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Shah, Paru R. Panel 21-2, Thur 1:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Sinclair, Barbara Panel 17-16, Thur 8:30, Parlor F-6th Floor Shah, Paru R. Panel 21-4, Fri 1:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Sinclair, Barbara Panel 17-16, Thur 8:30, Parlor F-6th Floor Shaikh, Erum Panel 25-2, Thur 3:30, Sandburg 6-7th Floor Sinclair, Barbara Panel 27-5, Sat 1:30, State-4th Floor Shambaugh, George Panel 5-11, Sun 8:30, Sandburg 6-7th Floor Sinclair-Chapman, Valeria N. Panel 10-4, Thur 1:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Shambayati, Hootan Panel 19-13, Sat 1:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Singer, David A. Panel 5-10, Sat 3:30, Sandburg 6-7th Floor Shan, Wei Panel 15-14, Thur 10:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Singer, J. David Panel 13-6, Sat 1:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Shankar, Shylashri Panel 19-21, Sat 3:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Singer, Matthew M. Panel 1-6, Fri 1:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Shannon, Megan Panel 4-28, Thur 3:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Sinha, Aseema Panel 2-12, Sun 8:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Shapiro, Martin Panel 19-16, Sun 8:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Skidmore-Hess, Daniel Panel 5-6, Fri 3:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Shapiro, Robert Y. Panel 6-2, Thur 3:30, State-4th Floor Skocpol, Theda Panel 15-9, Fri 8:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Shapiro, Robert Y. Panel 4-27, Fri 8:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Slagter, Tracy H. Panel 1-6, Fri 1:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Sharafutdinova, Gulnaz Panel 3-11, Sun 8:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Slann, Martin W. Panel 3-2 Pstr., Sat 10:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Sharma, Nidhi Panel 9-13, Thur 10:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Slantchev, Branislav L. Panel 4-5, Fri 3:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Shaw, Daron R. Panel 7-6, Sat 1:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Slantchev, Branislav L. Panel 14-8, Sat 3:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Shaw, Greg M. Panel 30-3, Fri 10:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Slocum, Fred Panel 6-29, Thur 1:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Shaw, Greg M. Panel 20-9, Sat 10:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Slocum, Fred Panel 6-29, Thur 1:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Sheikh, Mujibur R. Panel 7-14, Thur 8:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Slocum-Schaffer, Stephanie A. Panel 26-6, Thur 8:30, Sandburg 3-7th Sheikh, Mujibur R. Panel 15-15, Sat 10:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Floor Shein, Avital Panel 12-13, Sun 10:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Slotnick, Elliot E. Panel 19-2, Thur 10:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Shella, Kimberly L. Panel 3-2 Pstr., Sat 10:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Smidt, Corwin E. Panel 7-17, Thur 1:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Shen, Francis X. Panel 20-8, Fri 3:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Smirnov, Oleg Panel 31-1 Pstr., Fri 10:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Sheppard, Kenneth W. Panel 19-24, Sat 10:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Smith, Alastair Panel 4-5, Fri 3:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Sheppard, Kenneth W. Panel 9-17, Sat 1:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Smith, Charles A. Panel 19-7, Fri 3:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Sherrill, Kenneth Panel 29-2, Thur 3:30, Parlor D-6th Floor Smith, Charles A. Panel 19-13, Sat 1:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Shiffman, Mark Panel 28-2, Thur 1:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Smith, Charles D. Panel 26-4, Fri 10:30, PDR 9-3rd Floor Shin, Doh C. Panel 3-14, Thur 10:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Smith, Dale Panel 5-13, Thur 8:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Shin, Doh C. Panel 3-4, Sat 8:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Smith, Elizabeth Theiss Panel 8-9, Thur 10:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Shin, Ki-young Panel 9-1 Pstr., Fri 8:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Smith, Gregory Bruce Panel 11-5, Fri 1:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Shipan, Charles R. Panel 17-18, Sat 10:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Smith, Gregory Bruce Panel 11-12, Sat 8:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Shipan, Charles R. Panel 17-20, Sat 3:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Smith, James T. Panel 6-13, Fri 3:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Shiraev, Eric Panel 4-27, Fri 8:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Smith, Jeff R. Panel 7-2 Pstr., Fri 1:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Shock, David R. Panel 21-6, Sat 1:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Smith, Jeffrey A. Panel 11-21, Sat 3:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Shor, Boris Panel 22-6, Fri 3:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Smith, Joseph L. Panel 19-14, Sat 3:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Shortell, Christopher Panel 19-1 Pstr., Fri 10:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Smith, Kevin B. Panel 23-4, Fri 8:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Shortell, Christopher Panel 19-7, Fri 3:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Smith, Mark A. Panel 6-11, Sat 8:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Shotts, Ken Panel 15-13, Thur 8:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Smith, Mark A. Panel 6-11, Sat 8:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Shotts, Ken Panel 15-13, Thur 8:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Smith, Mark Caleb Panel 8-9, Thur 10:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor 145

Smith, Mark Caleb Panel 7-17, Thur 1:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Steigerwalt, Amy L. Panel 19-15, Thur 1:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Smith, R. Michael Panel 4-11, Thur 8:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Steigerwalt, Amy L. Panel 19-19, Fri 10:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Smith, R. Michael Panel 26-1, Sat 8:30, Burnham 5-7th Floor Stein, Elizabeth A. Panel 4-16, Fri 10:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Smith, R. Michael Panel 26-1, Sat 8:30, Burnham 5-7th Floor Stein, Lana S. Panel 21-7, Sun 10:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Smith, Steven Rathgeb Panel 33-3, Sat 10:30, Parlor C-6th Floor Stein, Robert F. Panel 10-14, Thur 10:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Smith, Steven S. Panel 17-19, Sat 10:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Stein, Robert M. Panel 21-3, Fri 10:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Smith, Steven S. Panel 17-19, Sat 10:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Stein, Robert M. Panel 7-12, Sun 8:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Smith, Tom W. Panel 6-12, Thur 8:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Steinacker, Annette Panel 20-14, Sun 8:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Smith, Tom W. Panel 6-13, Fri 3:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Steinacker, Annette Panel 20-14, Sun 8:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Smithey, Shannon I. Panel 19-13, Sat 1:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Steinacker, Annette Panel 21-7, Sun 10:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Smoller, Fred Panel 26-3, Fri 8:30, Parlor D-6th Floor Steiner, Ronald L. Panel 19-24, Sat 10:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Sneed, Bethany G. Panel 20-4, Fri 10:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Stenger, Katherine E. Panel 15-6, Sat 1:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Sniderman, Paul Panel 6-3, Fri 1:30, State-4th Floor Stenner, Karen Panel 6-2, Thur 3:30, State-4th Floor Snook, Carl D. Panel 10-12, Fri 3:30, Parlor C-6th Floor Stephan, Mark C. Panel 22-1 Pstr., Thur 1:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Snyder, James M. Panel 13-1, Thur 10:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Stephens, Daniel Panel 8-4, Fri 8:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Sobel, Andy Panel 5-13, Thur 8:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Stephenson, Laura B. Panel 1-7, Sat 1:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Sobel, Richard Panel 4-27, Fri 8:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Stern, Amanda Panel 8-4, Fri 8:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Sobel, Richard Panel 4-27, Fri 8:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Steuernagel, Trudy A. Panel 22-1 Pstr., Thur 1:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Sobel, Richard Panel 6-6, Fri 10:30, Parlor F-6th Floor Steuernagel, Trudy A. Panel 9-5, Sat 10:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Sofen, Mindy J. Panel 7-2 Pstr., Fri 1:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Stevens, Daniel P. Panel 8-2, Sat 8:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Sokhey, Anand E. Panel 6-28, Sat 8:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Stevens, Daniel P. Panel 6-27, Sat 10:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Sokolon, Marlene K. Panel 28-2, Thur 1:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Stevenson, Randy Panel 24-4, Thur 8:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Sokolon, Marlene K. Panel 28-1, Sun 10:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Stevenson, Randy Panel 24-7, Sun 10:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Solt, Frederick Panel 3-7, Fri 1:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Stevenson, Randy T. Panel 1-11, Thur 1:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Somuano, Fernanda Panel 24-1, Thur 1:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Stevenson, Randy T. Panel 1-11, Thur 1:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Sonka, Joseph E. Panel 4-23, Sat 3:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Stewart, Charles Panel 17-4, Fri 8:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Sopp, James R. Panel 2-3, Thur 8:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Stewart, Joseph Panel 10-10, Sun 8:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Soroka, Stuart Panel 6-19, Thur 10:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Stewart, Marianne Panel 24-1, Thur 1:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Soss, Joe Panel 6-19, Thur 10:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Stewart, Patrick A. Panel 23-11, Sat 1:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Soss, Joe Panel 30-3, Fri 10:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Stewart III, Charles Panel 17-22, Fri 3:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Soss, Joe Panel 27-6, Fri 3:30, Parlor F-6th Floor Stier, Marc Panel 11-9, Fri 1:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Soule, Suzanne R. Panel 3-20, Fri 1:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Stiles, Kendall Panel 24-2, Fri 8:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Sousa, Mariana M. Panel 2-11, Sat 3:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Stilz, Anna B. Panel 12-2, Sun 8:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Souva, Mark Panel 4-2 Pstr., Thur 10:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Stinchcombe, Arthur Panel 3-1, Fri 3:30, State-4th Floor Souva, Mark Panel 4-16, Fri 10:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Stoiber, Michael Panel 1-27, Sun 8:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Souva, Mark Panel 4-16, Fri 10:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Stokes, Atiya K. Panel 18-15, Thur 8:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Souva, Mark Panel 14-8, Sat 3:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Stokes, Susan Panel 3-1, Fri 3:30, State-4th Floor Spaeth, Harold J. Panel 19-1, Thur 8:30, State-4th Floor Stoll, Richard J. Panel 4-26, Sun 10:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Spaeth, Harold J. Panel 19-8, Thur 10:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Stoll, Richard J. Panel 4-26, Sun 10:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Spaeth, Harold J. Panel 19-8, Thur 10:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Stone, Clarence Panel 33-2, Fri 10:30, Sandburg 6-7th Floor Sparks, Holloway Panel 12-9, Fri 1:30, Parlor C-6th Floor Stone, Peter C. Panel 12-5, Thur 8:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Sparks, Holloway Panel 12-9, Fri 1:30, Parlor C-6th Floor Stone, Peter C. Panel 12-14, Sat 8:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Speliotis, Evanthia D. Panel 28-1, Sun 10:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Stone, Peter C. Panel 12-14, Sat 8:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Spence, Lester K. Panel 10-1 Pstr., Fri 8:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Stonecash, Jeffrey M. Panel 15-16, Thur 1:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Spence, Lester K. Panel 10-8, Sat 1:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Stores, Chaun Panel 4-10, Sun 8:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Spence, Lester K. Panel 10-8, Sat 1:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Story, Ron Panel 16-7, Thur 1:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Spiliotes, Constantine J. Panel 16-3, Fri 1:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Strahan, Mark Panel 19-9, Fri 3:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Spill, Rorie Panel 19-22, Sat 8:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Strahan, Randall W. Panel 18-2, Thur 10:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Spiller, Pablo T. Panel 2-10, Fri 8:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Stratton, Daniel D. Panel 10-7, Sat 10:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Spiller, Pablo T. Panel 2-5, Fri 10:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Strauber, Ira L. Panel 19-3, Sun 10:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Spiller, Pablo T. Panel 2-5, Fri 10:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Straus, Jacob R. Panel 1-1 Pstr., Thur 3:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Spriggs, James F. Panel 19-9, Fri 3:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Straus, Ryane M. Panel 22-1 Pstr., Thur 1:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Spriggs, Jim F. Panel 19-1, Thur 8:30, State-4th Floor Streb, Matthew J. Panel 7-4, Fri 3:30, PDR 9-3rd Floor Springer, Melanie Jean Panel 22-4, Fri 10:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Strine, IV, Harry Neil C. Panel 17-1 Pstr., Sat 8:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Squintani, Francesco Panel 13-5, Sat 10:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Strolovitch, Dara Z. Panel 9-6, Thur 3:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Stabile, Susan Panel 12-11, Fri 3:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Strolovitch, Dara Z. Panel 15-9, Fri 8:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Stalley, Phillip B. Panel 4-19, Fri 3:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Struemph, Michael Panel 15-3, Fri 3:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Stam, Allan C. Panel 4-4, Fri 1:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Struett, Michael J. Panel 4-24, Sat 10:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Stam, Allan C. Panel 4-4, Fri 1:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Struett, Michael J. Panel 4-22, Sat 1:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Stam, Allan C. Panel 4-5, Fri 3:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Struett, Michael J. Panel 4-22, Sat 1:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Stanislaw, Richard Panel 11-12, Sat 8:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Stucky, Thomas Panel 9-8, Fri 1:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Stapleton, Katina R. Panel 8-1, Thur 3:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Studlar, Donley T. Panel 22-7, Sat 8:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Stapleton, Katina R. Panel 8-1, Thur 3:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Stychin, Carl F. Panel 29-3, Sat 10:30, Parlor D-6th Floor Steel, Gill Panel 1-7, Sat 1:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Su, Fubing Panel 2-7, Sat 8:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Steele, Brent J. Panel 1-6, Fri 1:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Sugawara, Taku Panel 2-4, Thur 3:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Steele, Brent J. Panel 12-17, Sat 10:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Sugiyama, Natasha Borges Panel 2-8, Sat 10:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Steen, Jennifer A. Panel 18-12, Fri 8:30, Sandburg 6-7th Floor Suh, Jaekwon Panel 5-3, Fri 10:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Steenbergen, Marco Panel 6-18, Thur 10:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Sulkin, Tracy Panel 22-18, Sat 8:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Steen-Sprang, Louise M. Panel 4-13, Thur 3:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Sulkin, Tracy Panel 8-3, Sat 10:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Stefko, Joseph V. Panel 21-2, Thur 1:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Sullivan, John L. Panel 8-2, Sat 8:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Steger, Wayne P. Panel 7-1 Pstr., Fri 1:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Sullivan, Terry Panel 17-5, Thur 3:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Steger, Wayne P. Panel 15-11, Sun 8:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Sullivan, Winnifred F. Panel 23-7, Sun 10:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Stegmaier, Mary Panel 3-16, Thur 3:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Sumner III, Jasper Panel 1-26, Sat 3:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Stegmaier, Mary Panel 3-1 Pstr., Sat 10:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Sundquist, Erik Panel 6-17, Thur 8:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor 146

Sundquist, Erik P. Panel 6-2 Pstr., Sat 3:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Ting, Michael M. Panel 22-12, Thur 8:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Sunstein, Paul W. Panel 28-5, Fri 1:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Ting, Michael M. Panel 13-1, Thur 10:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Suominen, Kati Panel 1-4, Sat 10:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Tofias, Michael W Panel 7-10, Sun 10:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Sveinbjornsson, Dagfinnur Panel 2-11, Sat 3:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Tofias, Michael W. Panel 18-12, Fri 8:30, Sandburg 6-7th Floor Svolik, Milan Panel 31-1 Pstr., Fri 10:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Tolbert, Caroline Panel 7-7, Sat 8:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Svolik, Milan Panel 4-20, Sat 8:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Tolbert, Caroline Panel 7-7, Sat 8:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Swain, Carol M. Panel 6-23, Fri 10:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Tolbert, Caroline Panel 8-5, Sat 3:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Swain, Carol M. Panel 27-5, Sat 1:30, State-4th Floor Tolbert, Caroline J. Panel 20-13, Thur 10:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Swansbrough, Robert H. Panel 16-4, Thur 10:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Tolbert, Caroline J. Panel 20-13, Thur 10:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Swanstrom, Todd Panel 21-8, Sat 10:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Tolleson-Rinehart, Sue Panel 9-9, Sat 3:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Swanstrom, Todd Panel 21-8, Sat 10:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Tommasi, Mariano Panel 2-10, Fri 8:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Swarts, Heidi J. Panel 24-2, Fri 8:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Tompihe, Jean G. Panel 3-11, Sun 8:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Swarts, Heidi J. Panel 22-17, Sat 1:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Tompkins, Mark E. Panel 20-14, Sun 8:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Sweeney, Kevin J. Panel 4-3, Fri 10:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Tomz, Michael R. Panel 5-12, Sun 10:30, Sandburg 6-7th Floor Sweet, Martin J. Panel 19-12, Sat 10:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Tonder, Lars Panel 12-1, Thur 8:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Swenson, Karen Panel 19-23, Sat 1:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Topper, Keith L. Panel 12-5, Thur 8:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Swers, Michele L. Panel 9-6, Thur 3:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Topper, Keith L. Panel 12-5, Thur 8:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Swindle, Stephen M. Panel 1-4, Sat 10:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Towle, Michael J. Panel 16-4, Thur 10:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Swindle, Steven Panel 7-23, Thur 3:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Towle, Michael J. Panel 7-8, Sat 3:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Szarawarski, Alan Panel 7-1 Pstr., Fri 1:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Townsend-Bell, Erica Panel 9-1 Pstr., Fri 8:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Taagepera, Rein Panel 1-23, Sat 8:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Townsend-Bell, Erica Panel 27-1, Sun 8:30, Parlor F-6th Floor Taber, Charles Panel 6-17, Thur 8:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Toyoda, A. Maria Panel 5-13, Thur 8:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Taber, Charles Panel 13-6, Sat 1:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Trager, Robert F. Panel 31-1 Pstr., Fri 10:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Tabrizi, Susan J. Panel 6-25, Sun 8:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Trager, Robert F. Panel 4-5, Fri 3:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Takahashi, Beverly Panel 21-1 Pstr., Sat 3:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Transue, John E. Panel 6-15, Fri 3:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Talbert, Jeff Panel 18-8, Fri 1:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Traut, Carol Ann Panel 19-24, Sat 10:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Tan, Alex C. Panel 1-17, Fri 8:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Travis, Toni-Michelle Panel 27-1, Sun 8:30, Parlor F-6th Floor Tan, Alex C. Panel 3-4, Sat 8:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Treier, Shawn Panel 17-12, Thur 10:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Tao, Jill L. Panel 21-5, Sat 8:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Treier, Shawn Panel 14-6, Fri 1:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Tarlton, Charles D. Panel 11-10, Fri 3:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Trejo, Guillermo Panel 25-8, Fri 3:30, Parlor D-6th Floor Tatalovich, Raymond Panel 22-7, Sat 8:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Trish, Barbara A. Panel 18-14, Sat 10:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Tatalovich, Raymond Panel 22-7, Sat 8:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Tronto, Joan C. Panel 9-9, Sat 3:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Taylor, Andrew J. Panel 17-17, Fri 1:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Trost, Christine Panel 7-20, Fri 10:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Taylor, George A. Panel 7-22, Sat 8:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Trost, Christine Panel 7-20, Fri 10:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Taylor-Robinson, Michelle Panel 9-6, Thur 3:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor True, James L. Panel 23-8, Thur 3:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Taylor-Robinson, Michelle M. Panel 9-4, Thur 8:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Tsebelis, George Panel 2-10, Fri 8:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Tedin, Kent Panel 7-1, Fri 10:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Tsebelis, George Panel 1-1, Sat 8:30, Parlor F-6th Floor Tedin, Kent Panel 7-1, Fri 10:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Tubbs, James J. Panel 19-10, Sun 10:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Tedin, Kent Panel 7-1, Fri 10:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Tucker, Harvey J. Panel 17-10, Sun 8:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Tedin, Kent Panel 6-3, Fri 1:30, State-4th Floor Tucker, Joshua Panel 6-13, Fri 3:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Teigen, Jeremy M. Panel 18-14, Sat 10:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Tucker, Joshua A. Panel 13-1, Thur 10:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Teigen, Jeremy M. Panel 6-2 Pstr., Sat 3:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Tucker, Richard Panel 4-28, Thur 3:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Tennant, Evalyn Panel 24-2, Fri 8:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Tucker, Richard Panel 4-28, Thur 3:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Teo, Kwang Panel 4-1 Pstr., Thur 10:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Tucker, Richard Panel 4-14, Fri 8:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Tepe, Sultan Panel 2-4, Thur 3:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Tuckness, Alex Panel 12-3, Thur 10:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Terchek, Ronald J. Panel 12-7, Fri 8:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Tuckness, Alex Panel 12-3, Thur 10:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Terchek, Ronald J. Panel 11-12, Sat 8:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Tufis, Claudiu D. Panel 3-16, Thur 3:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Terrell, Jennifer Yvette Panel 9-1 Pstr., Fri 8:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Turetsky, Vicki Panel 30-3, Fri 10:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Tesser, Lynn M. Panel 24-5, Sat 3:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Turgeon, Mathieu Panel 18-14, Sat 10:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Tezcur, Gunes Murat Panel 3-9, Sun 10:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Turgeon, Mathieu Panel 6-1 Pstr., Sat 1:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Theiss-Morse, Elizabeth Panel 6-2, Thur 3:30, State-4th Floor Turner, Robert C. Panel 9-1, Sun 8:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Theiss-Morse, Elizabeth Panel 6-9, Fri 8:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Uhlaner, Carole Panel 7-2, Thur 8:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Theobald, Nick A. Panel 23-1 Pstr., Thur 8:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Ulbig, Stacy Panel 21-3, Fri 10:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Theriault, Sean M. Panel 9-4, Thur 8:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Ulrich, Marybeth Panel 3-23, Sun 8:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Theriault, Sean M. Panel 17-15, Fri 3:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Unah, Isaac Panel 19-20, Fri 8:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Thies, Michael F. Panel 1-11, Thur 1:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Unah, Isaac Panel 19-14, Sat 3:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Thies, Michael F. Panel 1-22, Fri 3:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Unekis, Joseph K. Panel 7-10, Sun 10:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Thies, Michael F. Panel 1-22, Fri 3:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Unger, Daniel Panel 15-17, Sat 3:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Thomas, Aparna Panel 9-4, Thur 8:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Unger, Daniel Panel 15-17, Sat 3:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Thomas, George Panel 19-10, Sun 10:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Unger, Michael A. Panel 19-6, Fri 8:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Thomas, Gwynn Panel 9-1 Pstr., Fri 8:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Ura, Joseph D. Panel 17-11, Sun 10:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Thomas, Robert D. Panel 21-8, Sat 10:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Uradnik, Kathy Panel 19-25, Thur 8:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Thompson, James R. Panel 23-11, Sat 1:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Valencia, Carolina Panel 4-27, Fri 8:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Thompson, Lyke Panel 23-2, Thur 1:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Valentino, Nicholas Panel 6-4, Sat 10:30, Parlor F-6th Floor Thompson, Paul S. Panel 11-9, Fri 1:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Valentino, Nicholas Panel 8-11, Sat 3:30, State-4th Floor Thomson, Robert Panel 1-23, Sat 8:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Valentino, Nicholas A. Panel 8-2, Sat 8:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Thunder, David Panel 12-18, Fri 1:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Van Aelst, Peter Panel 1-15, Thur 10:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Thunder, David Panel 12-18, Fri 1:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor van Doorn, Bas W. Panel 8-9, Thur 10:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Thunder, David Panel 12-18, Fri 1:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Van Houweling, Robert Panel 15-19, Thur 1:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Thunder, David Panel 12-18, Fri 1:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Van Houweling, Robert P. Panel 17-8, Sat 1:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Thurber, James A. Panel 7-11, Fri 8:30, PDR 9-3rd Floor Van Winkle, Steve Panel 19-11, Fri 1:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Tien, Charles P. Panel 9-9, Sat 3:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Vanberg, Georg Panel 13-1, Thur 10:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Tien, Charles P. Panel 17-11, Sun 10:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Vanberg, Georg Panel 19-5, Thur 3:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Tillman, Erik R. Panel 1-6, Fri 1:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor VanBeselaere, Carla E. Panel 6-13, Fri 3:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor 147

Vander Valk, Francis Panel 11-13, Sat 1:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Warner, Jamie Panel 12-10, Fri 10:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Vander Wielen, Ryan J. Panel 18-11, Sat 1:30, Burnham 5-7th Floor Warner, Jamie Panel 26-1, Sat 8:30, Burnham 5-7th Floor Vanderheiden, Steve Panel 12-11, Fri 3:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Warren, Mark E. Panel 12-9, Fri 1:30, Parlor C-6th Floor Vanderheiden, Steve Panel 12-11, Fri 3:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Warren, Mark E. Panel 12-15, Sat 10:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Vanderheiden, Steve Panel 12-14, Sat 8:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Warren, Mark E. Panel 12-15, Sat 10:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Vanderleeuw, James Panel 21-5, Sat 8:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Warrick, Catherine E. Panel 9-13, Thur 10:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Vardaro, Jeffrey P. Panel 17-7, Fri 8:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Warrick, Catherine E. Panel 2-8, Sat 10:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Varshney, Ashutosh Panel 10-5, Fri 1:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Warrick, Catherine E. Panel 2-8, Sat 10:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Varshney, Ashutosh Panel 2-13, Sun 10:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Warshaw, Shirley Anne Panel 16-4, Thur 10:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Vaughan, Shannon K. Panel 23-9, Sat 8:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Wasby, Stephen L. Panel 19-9, Fri 3:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Vaughn, Justin S. Panel 7-10, Sun 10:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Wasby, Stephen L. Panel 19-23, Sat 1:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Vavreck, Lynn Panel 7-19, Sat 10:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Watkins, Robert E. Panel 8-1, Thur 3:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Veith, Mairin Panel 1-2 Pstr., Thur 3:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Watkins, Robert E. Panel 11-2, Sun 8:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Vercellotti, Timothy Panel 7-22, Sat 8:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Watry, Ruth Ann Panel 19-14, Sat 3:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Vercellotti, Timothy Panel 8-6, Sun 10:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Wattier, Mark J. Panel 7-24, Sat 10:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Vercellotti, Timothy Panel 8-6, Sun 10:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Wawro, Gregory Panel 17-22, Fri 3:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Verkuilen, Jay Panel 23-5, Sat 10:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Wawro, Gregory J. Panel 15-12, Sat 1:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Vermeer, Jan P. Panel 8-4, Fri 8:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Wawro, Gregory J. Panel 15-12, Sat 1:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Vernby, Kare Panel 1-18, Fri 10:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Way, Christopher Panel 5-13, Thur 8:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Vernby, Kare Panel 1-9, Sat 3:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Wayco, Stefanie Panel 9-11, Sun 8:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Victor, Jennifer N. Panel 17-6, Fri 10:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Webb, Derek Panel 12-18, Fri 1:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Vieceli, Jacqueline M. Panel 4-9, Sun 10:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Webb, Derek Panel 12-18, Fri 1:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Viera, Angel L. Panel 5-1 Pstr., Thur 3:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Webb, Derek Panel 12-18, Fri 1:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Vile, Matthew A. Panel 6-25, Sun 8:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Webb, Derek A. Panel 12-18, Fri 1:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Villarroel, Gratzia Panel 9-15, Sat 10:30, Clark 7-7th Floor Weber, Edward P, Panel 23-1 Pstr., Thur 8:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Vinken, Henk Panel 1-14, Thur 8:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Weber, Edward P. Panel 22-8, Sat 3:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Virginia, Sapiro Panel 8-2, Sat 8:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Weber, Ronald E. Panel 20-2, Thur 1:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Vogel, Karen J. Panel 1-16, Thur 1:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Weber, Ronald E. Panel 20-2, Thur 1:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Vogel, Karen J. Panel 9-11, Sun 8:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Webster, Ben Panel 6-2 Pstr., Sat 3:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Vogel, Ronald Panel 20-2, Thur 1:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Wedeking, Justin P. Panel 15-11, Sun 8:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Vogel, Ronald Panel 10-8, Sat 1:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Weible, Chris Panel 22-9, Sat 1:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Volden, Craig Panel 22-12, Thur 8:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Weir, Margaret Panel 1-19, Thur 10:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Volden, Craig Panel 22-12, Thur 8:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Weir, Margaret Panel 1-19, Thur 10:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Volden, Craig Panel 20-3, Fri 8:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Weir, Margaret Panel 22-10, Sun 8:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Volden, Craig Panel 30-1, Sat 8:30, Parlor D-6th Floor Weisberg, Herb Panel 17-12, Thur 10:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor von Stein, Jana Panel 5-5, Thur 1:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Weisberg, Herb Panel 17-12, Thur 10:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor von Stein, Jana Panel 4-13, Thur 3:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Weiss, Barbara M. Panel 5-9, Sat 1:30, Sandburg 6-7th Floor Voss, Stephen Panel 10-3, Fri 10:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Weiss, Meredith Panel 29-3, Sat 10:30, Parlor D-6th Floor Voss, Stephen Panel 6-8, Sun 8:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Weiss, Meredith Panel 29-3, Sat 10:30, Parlor D-6th Floor Vukicevich, Christopher F. Panel 1-24, Sat 10:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Weiss, Meredith L. Panel 2-1 Pstr., Fri 3:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Wada, Takeshi Panel 25-7, Fri 8:30, Parlor C-6th Floor Weiss, Penny Panel 27-6, Fri 3:30, Parlor F-6th Floor Waggener, Tamara A. Panel 21-10, Thur 10:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Weiss, Penny A. Panel 9-5, Sat 10:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Wagner, Kevin Panel 10-1 Pstr., Fri 8:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Weissert, Carol S. Panel 23-1, Thur 10:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Wagner, Kevin Panel 7-7, Sat 8:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Weissert, Carol S. Panel 23-1, Thur 10:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Wagner, Kevin M. Panel 11-2, Sun 8:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Weissert, Carol S. Panel 21-6, Sat 1:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Wagner, Michael W. Panel 17-7, Fri 8:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Welch, Susan Panel 21-3, Fri 10:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Wagner, Michael W. Panel 18-14, Sat 10:30, PDR 16-5th Floor Welch, Susan Panel 27-1, Sun 8:30, Parlor F-6th Floor Wahlbeck, Paul J. Panel 19-2, Thur 10:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Welch, Susan Panel 27-3, Thur 10:30, Parlor F-6th Floor Wahlbeck, Paul J. Panel 19-23, Sat 1:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Weldon, Jeffrey A. Panel 3-5, Fri 8:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Waitoolkiat, Napisa Panel 15-17, Sat 3:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Weldon, Jeffrey A. Panel 3-5, Fri 8:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Wald, Kenneth D. Panel 17-14, Fri 10:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Weldon, S. Laurel Panel 9-2, Sun 10:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Walgrave, Stefaan A.J. Panel 1-15, Thur 10:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Weldon, Sirje Laurel Panel 27-6, Fri 3:30, Parlor F-6th Floor Walgrave, Stefaan A.J. Panel 15-10, Sun 10:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Wells, Jason M. Panel 3-14, Thur 10:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Walker, Gloria C. Panel 3-24, Sat 1:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Wells, Jason M. Panel 3-2 Pstr., Sat 10:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Walker, Lee D. Panel 3-7, Fri 1:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Wendel, Dierdre L. Panel 25-8, Fri 3:30, Parlor D-6th Floor Walker, Robert W. Panel 14-8, Sat 3:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Westerhout, Julian C. Panel 2-1 Pstr., Fri 3:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Walker, Robert W. Panel 5-11, Sun 8:30, Sandburg 6-7th Floor Westerland, Chad Panel 19-25, Thur 8:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Walker, Scott E. Panel 25-8, Fri 3:30, Parlor D-6th Floor Westerland, Chad Panel 19-23, Sat 1:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Wallach, John R. Panel 12-4, Sat 3:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Westerling, Anthony Panel 17-17, Fri 1:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Walls, Stephanie M. Panel 12-15, Sat 10:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Westra, Joel H. Panel 4-15, Thur 8:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Walsh, Denise M. Panel 3-2, Thur 3:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Whidden, Christopher M. Panel 4-11, Thur 8:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Walsh, Katherine C. Panel 6-10, Fri 1:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Whidden, Christopher M. Panel 28-2, Thur 1:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Walsh, Kathy C. Panel 33-2, Fri 10:30, Sandburg 6-7th Floor Whitby, Kenny J. Panel 10-2, Thur 3:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Walsh, Pamela J. Panel 9-8, Fri 1:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor White, Ismail K. Panel 10-13, Thur 3:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Waltenburg, Eric N. Panel 19-20, Fri 8:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor White, John K. Panel 7-2 Pstr., Fri 1:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Waltzer, Herbert Panel 15-6, Sat 1:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor White, John Kenneth Panel 16-7, Thur 1:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Wand, Jonathan Panel 15-4, Sun 8:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor White, Stephen K. Panel 12-5, Thur 8:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Wang, Cheng-Lung Panel 14-7, Sat 8:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Whitefield, Stephen D. Panel 3-16, Thur 3:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Wang, Yiija Panel 6-23, Fri 10:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Whitefield, Stephen D. Panel 3-1 Pstr., Sat 10:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Warber, Adam L. Panel 15-1 Pstr., Fri 10:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Whitford, Andrew B. Panel 22-6, Fri 3:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Warber, Adam L. Panel 16-8, Sun 10:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Whitford, Andrew B. Panel 22-8, Sat 3:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Warne, Tara Rae Panel 7-6, Sat 1:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Whittaker, Matthew Panel 10-1 Pstr., Fri 8:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Warner, Alison Panel 3-13, Thur 3:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Whittaker, Matthew Panel 16-5, Sat 3:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Warner, Jamie Panel 12-10, Fri 10:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Wibbels, Erik Panel 20-1, Thur 3:30, PDR 16-5th Floor 148

Wibbels, Erik Panel 5-2, Fri 8:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Woodhouse, Edward J. Panel 12-11, Fri 3:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Wibbels, Erik Panel 5-2, Fri 8:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Woods, Nathan Panel 10-14, Thur 10:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Wicks, Aaron E. Panel 18-1 Pstr., Sat 8:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Woods, Neal D. Panel 23-1 Pstr., Thur 8:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Widsten, Amy L. Panel 5-1 Pstr., Thur 3:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Workman, Samuel G. Panel 15-1 Pstr., Fri 10:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Wielhouwer, Peter W. Panel 7-14, Thur 8:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Worsham, Jeff S Panel 23-5, Sat 10:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Wielhouwer, Peter W. Panel 7-14, Thur 8:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Wright, Deil S. Panel 23-2, Thur 1:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Wielhouwer, Peter W. Panel 7-1 Pstr., Fri 1:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Wright, Deil S. Panel 20-4, Fri 10:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Wilcox, Clyde Panel 18-4, Thur 3:30, Burnham 5-7th Floor Wright, Gerald C. Panel 6-11, Sat 8:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Wilcox, Clyde Panel 18-3, Sun 8:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Wright, Gerald C. Panel 17-20, Sat 3:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Wiliarty, Sarah Panel 1-19, Thur 10:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Wright, Heather Panel 11-4, Thur 10:30, Clark 5-7th Floor Wilkerson, John D. Panel 17-14, Fri 10:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Wright, John R. Panel 15-2, Sat 8:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Wilkerson, John D. Panel 17-10, Sun 8:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Wrighton, Mark Panel 17-1, Thur 8:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Williams, Amanda Panel 8-4, Fri 8:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Wrighton, Mark Panel 18-4, Thur 3:30, Burnham 5-7th Floor Williams, Amanda D. Panel 18-10, Sun 10:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Wrinkle, Robert D. Panel 10-2, Thur 3:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Williams, Christine B. Panel 8-10, Fri 10:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Wrinkle, Robert D. Panel 7-12, Sun 8:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Williams, Christine B. Panel 8-5, Sat 3:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Wu, Chin-en Panel 3-12, Fri 3:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Williams, David L. Panel 11-16, Sun 10:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Wulf, Steven J. Panel 12-15, Sat 10:30, Montrose 3-7th Floor Williams, Gwyneth I. Panel 9-15, Sat 10:30, Clark 7-7th Floor Wulf, Steven J. Panel 11-2, Sun 8:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Williams, Jean C. Panel 9-1 Pstr., Fri 8:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Xenos, Michael Panel 8-10, Fri 10:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Williams, John Panel 26-5, Sat 3:30, Burnham 5-7th Floor Xenos, Michael A. Panel 6-26, Sat 8:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Williams, John W. Panel 8-1 Pstr., Fri 3:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Yackee, Susan W. Panel 20-4, Fri 10:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Williams, Kenneth C. Panel 4-1 Pstr., Thur 10:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Yackee, Susan W. Panel 23-5, Sat 10:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Williams, Leonard Panel 12-17, Sat 10:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Yak, Bernard Panel 11-10, Fri 3:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Williams, Leonard Panel 12-17, Sat 10:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Yak, Bernard Panel 11-10, Fri 3:30, Clark 10-7th Floor Williams, Margaret S. Panel 19-24, Sat 10:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Yalof, David A. Panel 19-12, Sat 10:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Williamson, Jonathan L. Panel 7-24, Sat 10:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Yang, David D. Panel 3-18, Fri 8:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Williamson, Jonathan L. Panel 7-24, Sat 10:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Yang, Seung-Bum Panel 21-1, Thur 8:30, Dearborn 2-7th Floor Williamson, Jonathan L. Panel 7-8, Sat 3:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Yang, Yi Panel 4-2, Thur 3:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Willnat, Lars Panel 6-28, Sat 8:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Yap, Fiona O. Panel 3-3, Thur 1:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Willson-Quayle, James M. Panel 24-5, Sat 3:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Yap, Fiona O. Panel 3-3, Thur 1:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Wilson, Bruce M. Panel 1-10, Fri 10:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Yap, O. Fiona Panel 14-3, Fri 3:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Wilson, Bruce M. Panel 1-10, Fri 10:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Yashar, Deborah Panel 2-13, Sun 10:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Wilson, Catherine H. Panel 10-14, Thur 10:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Yener, Sanser Panel 6-2 Pstr., Sat 3:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Wilson, Catherine H. Panel 13-9, Fri 1:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Yenor, Scott Panel 11-22, Thur 10:30, Burnham 2-7th Floor Wilson, Graham K. Panel 1-18, Fri 10:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Yeo, Yukyung Panel 3-2 Pstr., Sat 10:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Wilson, Graham K. Panel 1-18, Fri 10:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Yi, Joseph E. Panel 10-7, Sat 10:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Wilson, J. Matthew Panel 10-12, Fri 3:30, Parlor C-6th Floor Yoo, Jieun Panel 4-18, Sun 8:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Wilson, Tick Panel 3-11, Sun 8:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Yoon, Jongbin Panel 3-3, Thur 1:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Wiltse, David Panel 17-18, Sat 10:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Yoon, Jungkeun Panel 5-1, Thur 10:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Winburn, Jonathan Panel 18-14, Sat 10:30, PDR 16-5th Floor York, Abigail M. Panel 21-5, Sat 8:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Winemiller Basinger, Nancy Panel 19-15, Thur 1:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Yoshinaka, Antoine Panel 17-21, Thur 3:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Winemiller Basinger, Nancy Panel 19-19, Fri 10:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor You, Woongjo Panel 4-16, Fri 10:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Winemiller Basinger, Nancy Panel 23-7, Sun 10:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Youde, Jeremy R. Panel 10-13, Thur 3:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Winemiller Basinger, Nancy Panel 23-7, Sun 10:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Young, Margaret M. Panel 7-4, Fri 3:30, PDR 9-3rd Floor Winters, Richard F. Panel 20-15, Thur 3:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Young, Margaret M. Panel 9-16, Sat 1:30, Montrose 7-7th Floor Winters, Richard F. Panel 20-10, Sat 1:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Young, McGee W. Panel 15-4, Sun 8:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Wintringham, Jessica Panel 15-9, Fri 8:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Yuen, Amy Panel 25-2, Thur 3:30, Sandburg 6-7th Floor Wiseman, Alan E. Panel 17-3, Fri 1:30, Dearborn 3-7th Floor Yuracko, Kimberly A. Panel 9-15, Sat 10:30, Clark 7-7th Floor Witko, Christopher M. Panel 15-12, Sat 1:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Zawahri, Neda A. Panel 4-19, Fri 3:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Witmer, Richard C. Panel 15-12, Sat 1:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Zeemering, Eric S. Panel 7-3, Sat 3:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Witmer, Rick Panel 10-1, Sat 8:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Zeigler, Sara L. Panel 9-11, Sun 8:30, Lasalle 1-7th Floor Witmer, Rick Panel 10-1, Sat 8:30, Dearborn 1-7th Floor Zeiss, Juergen C. Panel 20-3, Fri 8:30, Sandburg 3-7th Floor Witting, Marie A. Panel 6-12, Thur 8:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Zelder, Martin Panel 7-9, Sun 8:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Wittrock, Jill N. Panel 3-21, Fri 3:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Zeng, Karen Panel 2-7, Sat 8:30, Salon 3-3rd Floor Wlezien, Christopher Panel 6-19, Thur 10:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Zharinova, Natasha Panel 15-13, Thur 8:30, Salon 2-3rd Floor Wlezien, Christopher Panel 7-15, Fri 8:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Zilber, Jeremy Panel 6-2 Pstr., Sat 3:30, Exhibit Hall-4th Floor Wlezien, Christopher Panel 7-15, Fri 8:30, Salon 5-3rd Floor Zimmerman, William Panel 3-25, Sat 3:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Wolak, Jennifer Panel 6-29, Thur 1:30, Salon 8-3rd Floor Zimmerman, William Panel 3-25, Sat 3:30, Salon 1-3rd Floor Wolak, Jennifer Panel 6-10, Fri 1:30, Salon 6-3rd Floor Zinnes, Dina Panel 13-6, Sat 1:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Wolbrecht, Christina K. Panel 9-4, Thur 8:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Zorn, Christopher Panel 14-7, Sat 8:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Wolf, Michael R. Panel 1-5, Fri 3:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Zorn, Christopher Panel 14-7, Sat 8:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Wolf, Michael R. Panel 1-7, Sat 1:30, Lasalle 3-7th Floor Zorn, Christopher Panel 4-18, Sun 8:30, Montrose 1-7th Floor Wolfinger, Raymond Panel 33-1, Fri 3:30, Sandburg 6-7th Floor Zuckert, Michael P. Panel 12-18, Fri 1:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Wolsborn, Kay G. Panel 26-2, Thur 10:30, Montrose 2-7th Floor Zuckert, Michael P. Panel 12-18, Fri 1:30, PDR 6-3rd Floor Wolsborn, Kay G. Panel 26-4, Fri 10:30, PDR 9-3rd Floor Zukin, Cliff Panel 6-16, Thur 8:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Wolsborn, Kay G. Panel 26-4, Fri 10:30, PDR 9-3rd Floor Zusman, Eric G. Panel 5-3, Fri 10:30, Sandburg 4-7th Floor Wong, Sunny M.C. Panel 13-7, Fri 8:30, Salon 7-3rd Floor Zweifel, Thomas D. Panel 4-22, Sat 1:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor Wood, Alan B. Panel 12-5, Thur 8:30, Lasalle 2-7th Floor Wood, B. Dan Panel 14-4, Thur 3:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Wood, B. Dan Panel 14-4, Thur 3:30, Salon 4-3rd Floor Wood, B. Dan Panel 1-25, Sat 1:30, Lasalle 5-7th Floor Wood, Frederick S. Panel 19-25, Thur 8:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Wood, Rebecca Panel 19-15, Thur 1:30, Burnham 4-7th Floor Wooden, Amanda E. Panel 4-19, Fri 3:30, Burnham 1-7th Floor 149