Western Political Science Association Albuquerque 2006
Western Political Science Association
CONFERENCE THEME:
DEMOCRACY AND DIVERSITY
MARCH 16-18, 2006
Albuquerque, New Mexico TABLE OF CONTENTS
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WELCOME AND SPECIAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS...... ii
WESTERN POLITICAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION OFFICERS...... iv
COMMITTEES OF THE WESTERN POLITICAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION ...... vi
CALL FOR PAPERS 2007 MEETING ...... ix
MEETING SCHEDULE AND SPECIAL EVENTS...... 1
SCHEDULE OF PANELS ...... 4
PANEL LISTINGS:
THURSDAY, 8:00 AM – 9:45 AM...... 28 THURSDAY, 10:00 AM – 11:45 AM...... 35 THURSDAY, 1:15 PM – 3:00 PM...... 44 THURSDAY, 3:15 PM – 5:00 PM...... 52 FRIDAY, 8:00 AM – 9:45 AM ...... 60 FRIDAY, 10:00 AM – 11:45 AM ...... 69 FRIDAY, 1:15 PM – 3:00 PM ...... 78 FRIDAY, 3:15 PM – 5:00 PM ...... 88 SATURDAY, 8:00 AM – 9:45 PM ...... 98 SATURDAY, 10:00 AM – 11:45 AM ...... 106 SATURDAY, 1:15 PM – 3:00 PM ...... 114 SATURDAY, 3:15 PM – 5:00 PM ...... 121
INDEX OF PARTICIPANTS...... 127
2005 WPSA AWARD RECIPIENTS ...... 182
WPSA ANNUAL AWARDS GUIDELINES ...... 183
GUIDE TO ALBUQUERQUE AND ITS RESTAURANTS...... 185
EXHIBITORS & CQ PRESS AD ...... 196
PANEL ROOM LAYOUT ...... Inside Back Cover
i WELCOME AND SPECIAL ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
Welcome to Albuquerque
Welcome to the Land of Enchantment! Here you will find a big and beautiful sky, gorgeous sunsets, and the majesty of the Sandia Mountains. You also will discover a unique variety of people and cultures, as well as a range of dining and recreation options. Located downtown, the convention hotel is only a short cab ride from historic Old Town, and the trendy Nob Hill neighborhood, where you will find both superb restaurant options, as well as plenty of local culture.
If you are looking for art, history and culture, the National Hispanic Cultural Center and the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center also are located nearby.
Santa Fe, America’s oldest capital city, is located about an hour’s drive north of Albuquerque, and is well worth visiting, especially for art lovers.
If you do nothing else while you are here, remember to look up and out. The natural beauty never fails to satisfy.
Tim Krebs Local Arrangements Chair
ii WELCOME AND SPECIAL ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
Special Acknowledgements
The program for the 2006 Western Political Science Association annual conference is the result of the efforts of many people. First, I want to thank the 29 individuals who served as section chairs and whose names are listed after their respective sections in the Schedule of Panels. Their diligent efforts in organizing good panels and roundtables will insure the satisfaction of those of us who come to the Western primarily for the opportunity of intellectual exchange.
The local arrangements chair plays a singularly important role in the time-consuming work associated with organizing a successful conference. Tim Krebs assumed this responsibility on somewhat short notice (after the first local chair relocated to South Carolina) and has done a fine job. Additionally, I want to acknowledge his university – The University of New Mexico-- as our host school and thank them for the financial support and transportation assistance they have provided to our meeting.
Three institutions also provided much needed financial support for our 35-Year Anniversary Celebration of Latinos in the WPSA: the University of New Mexico; the College of Santa Fe; and the Northern Arizona University. Our sincere thanks are extended to Interim Provost/Vice President of Academic Affairs Reed Dasenbrock and the Political Science Department Chair Mark Peceny of the University of New Mexico, President Mark Lombardi at the College of Santa Fe and President John Haeger at Northern Arizona University.
I would be remiss if I did not thank WPSA President Ron Schmidt, Sr. , and members of WPSA committees, especially committee chairs, as well as the WPSA Executive Council for their cooperation and assistance which greatly facilitated the conference planning process. Finally, a former WPSA program chair, Barbara Norrander, said it best when she stated in her acknowledgements that “nothing would be accomplished” without the help and encouragement of Betty Moulds, WPSA Executive Director, and Elsa Favila, WPSA Associate Director. I hope that when you see Betty or Elsa that you will take a moment to stop and thank them personally for all the good work they do for our association.
Valerie Martinez Ebers Program Chair
iii OFFICERS
President Ron Schmidt, Sr. California State University, Long Beach e-mail: [email protected]
Vice-President/ Program Chair Valerie Martinez-Ebers Texas Christian University e-mail: [email protected]
Recording Secretary Barbara Morris University of the Redlands e-mail: [email protected]
Treasurer Gilbert K. St. Clair e-mail: [email protected]
Executive Director Elizabeth F. Moulds California State University, Sacramento e-mail: [email protected]
Associate Director Elsa J. Favila California State University, Sacramento e-mail: [email protected]
Executive Council: Susan Burgess, Ohio University (2006) email: [email protected] David Camacho, Northern Arizona University (2006) email: [email protected] Howard Gillman, University of Southern California (2006) email: [email protected] Joel Kassiola, San Francisco State University (2006) email: [email protected] Shaun Bowler, University of California, Riverside (2007) email: [email protected]
iv OFFICERS
Edwina Barvosa-Carter, University of California, Santa Barbara (2007) email: [email protected] Gary Michael Segura, University of Iowa (2008) email: [email protected] Noelle Norton, University of San Diego (2008) email: [email protected] Lori Cox Han, Austin College, Sherman TX (2008) email: [email protected] Todd Donovan, Western Washington University (2008) email: [email protected] Sonia Garcia, St. Mary’s University, San Antonio (2007) email: [email protected] Clive Thomas, University of Alaska Southeast (2007) email: [email protected]
Ex Officio: Harold Clarke, University of Texas Dallas email: [email protected] Ken Godwin, University of North Carolina Charlotte email: [email protected] Ron Hrebener, University of Utah email: [email protected] Barbara Norrander, University of Arizona email: [email protected]
v COMMITTEES
Committee on Constitution and By-Laws Joseph Stewart, Jr., Clemson University, Chair (2006) Michael W. Bowers, University of Nevada, Las Vegas (2006) Cheri Maestas, Florida State University (2006) Richard Haesly, California State University, Long Beach (2007) R. Kenneth Godwin, University of North Carolina, Charlotte (ex- officio; Executive Council liaison) Elizabeth Moulds, California State University, Sacramento (ex- officio)
Committee on Membership, Attendance, and Registration Victoria Farrar-Myers, University of Texas at Arlington, Chair (2007) Mark Petracca, University of California, Irvine (2007) Renato Corbetta, Grand Valley State University (2006) Valerie O’Reagan, California State University, Fullerton (2006) Shaun Bowler, University of California, Riverside (Executive Council liaison)
Committee on Nominations Manuel Avalos, Arizona State University-West, Chair (2007) Diana Dwyre, California State University, Chico (2006) Richard H. Foster, Jr., Idaho State University (2006) Mark Kann, University of Southern California (2006) Edwina Barvosa-Carter, University of California, Santa Barbara (Executive Council liaison)
Professional Development Committee Charles C. Turner, California State University, Chico, Chair (2006) Elsa Dias, Pikes Peak Community College (2007) Fred Meyer, Ball State University (2006) Chad Westerland, University of Arizona (2006) Susan Burgess, Ohio University (Executive Council liaison)
Committee on Professional Ethics Rodolfo Rosales, University of Texas, San Antonio, Chair (2006) Lonna Rae Atkeson, University of New Mexico (2006) Sam Hoff, Delaware State University (2006) Francis Neely, San Francisco State University (2006) Clive Thomas, University of Alaska Southeast (Executive Council liaison)
vi COMMITTEES
Committee on Chairpersons Mary Ann Steger, Northern Arizona State University, Chair (2006) Paul Gronke, Reed College (2006) Dianne Long, California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo (2006) Walt Stone, University of California, Davis (2006) Howard Gillman, University of Southern California (Executive Council liaison)
Committee on the Status of Blacks in the Profession Ange-Marie Hancock, Yale University (2007) David DeLuz, President, Sacramento NAACP (2006) William E. Nelson, Jr., The Ohio State University (2006) Renford Reese, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona (2006) David Covin, California State University, Sacramento (2007) David Camacho, University of Northern Arizona (Executive Council liaison)
Committee on the Status of Latinas/os in the Profession Maria Chavez-Pringle, Seattle University, Co-Chair (2006) Louis DeSipio, University of California, Irvine, Co-Chair (2006) Francisco Pedraza, University of Washington (2006) (Graduate Student Representative) Lisa Magaña, Arizona State University (2006) Cristina Beltran, Haverford College (2006) George A. Gonzales, University of Miami (2007) Patricia A. Jaramillo, University of Texas, San Antonio (2007) Jessica Perez-Monforti, University of Texas, Pan American (2007) Edwina Barvosa-Carter, University of California, Santa Barbara (Executive Council liaison)
Committee on the Status of Women in the Profession Madhavi McCall, San Diego State University, Chair (2007) Janni Aragon, University of California, Riverside (2006) Lisa L. Ferrari, University of Puget Sound (2006) Diane-Michele Prindeville, New Mexico State University (2006) John Bretting, University of Texas, El Paso (2006) Carole Kennedy, San Diego State University (2007) Sonia Garcia, St. Mary’s University, San Antonio (Executive Council liaison)
vii COMMITTEES
Dissertation Award Committee Liesl Haas, California State University, Long Beach, Chair Gordan A. Babst, Chapman University John E. Barnes, University of Southern California
Pi Sigma Alpha Award Committee Ted Jelen, University of Nevada, Las Vegas, Chair Ann Mariko Sakaguchi, University of Hawaii Raphael Sonenshein, California State University, Fullerton Robin Jacobson, Bucknell University
Betty Nesvold Women and Politics Award Committee Mary Hawkesworth, Rutgers University, Chair Cristina Beltran, Haverford College Lyn Kathleen, Colorado State University Anna Marie Smith, Cornell University
Latino/Latina Politics Best Paper Award Committee Melissa Michelson, California State University, East Bay, Chair Jessica Perez Monforti, University of Texas, Pan American Gary Segura, University of Washington
Blacks and Politics Best Paper Award Committee Mark Sawyer, University of California, Los Angeles, Chair Hector Perla, Ohio University Franklin Gilliam, University of California Los Angeles
Charles Redd Politics of the American West Award Committee Andrea Gerlak, Columbia University, Chair Tracy Skopek, University of Wyoming David Damore, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Best Article Published in Political Research Quarterly Barbara Norrander, University of Arizona, Chair Stacia Haynie, Louisiana State University Todd Donovan, Western Washington University
viii CALL FOR PAPERS – 2007 ANNUAL MEETING
WESTERN POLITICAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION 2007 ANNUAL MEETING March 8 – 10, 2007 La Riviera Hotel – Las Vegas, Nevada
The Western Political Science Association will host its 2007 annual meeting at the Hyatt Regency in Las Vegas, Nevada from March 8 to 10, 2007. Please make plans to attend and encourage others to join us!
In May, the association will distribute a call for papers. The DEADLINE for submission of paper proposals/program participation forms will be September 11, 2006.
If you are interested in shaping the content of the program by serving as a section chair, please immediately contact:
Peter Steinberger, Reed College Dean of the Faculty Reed College Portland, Oregon 97202 503-777-7257 fax: 503-777-7581 [email protected]
The Theme for the 2007 Meeting: “Politics and Luck: Thinking about Government and the State in an Uncertain World”
Aristotle theorized about luck (Physics II.4), Machiavelli believed fortuna to be the fundamental problem of political life, and Pascal touted perhaps the most famous bet of all time. But it may be that ours is truly the Age of Uncertainty – at least as measured by an apparently unceasing preoccupation with the vicissitudes of pure chance. Hoping against hope, Einstein insisted that God doesn’t play dice with the universe. Heisenberg argued for the fundamental indeterminacy of matter at the most basic level. Today, physicists propose that much of what happens in the physical world is literally chaotic. Meanwhile, ethicists wrestle with the vexing problem of moral luck and managers pursue the art of risk management, while psychologists contemplate the apparent randomness of ordinary decision-making. And indeed, much, perhaps most,
ix CALL FOR PAPERS – 2007 ANNUAL MEETING mainstream political science relies heavily on either probability theory or the theory of games. Increasingly, our world seems to us not so much a temple or an arena or a stage but a kind of casino; and we’re led thereby to contemplate, among other things, the wisdom of that great American philosopher Fred Astaire, who insisted, in The Gay Divorcee, that “chance is the fool’s name for fate.”
How should we do serious social science when the forces of luck, chance, and sheer contingency – the roll of the dice – seem so pervasive? What are the implications, if any, for the design of responsible institutions of government and the formulation of effective public policy? And how should we understand the putative cultural consequences of a world that seems to us so unpredictable and haphazard: conspicuous consumption operating cheek-by-jowl with desperate poverty; a zealous evangelical awakening thriving side-by-side with the wholesale commodification of human relations; a conception of human flourishing that seems increasingly to rely on some version of winning the lottery?
As we prepare to gather in Vegas, I especially invite papers and panels that consider what the ideology of contingency and risk, chance and fate, uncertainty and luck, might mean – and should mean – for the practice of political science.
x MEETING SCHEDULE AND SPECIAL EVENTS
Wednesday, March 15, 2006 8:45 - 12:45 PM APSA Latino Status Committee Location: Parlor 207 9:00 - 5:00 PM Environmental Political Theory Workshop Location: Fiesta 1-2 9:00 - 5:00 PM Feminist Theory Workshop Location: Fiesta 3-4 1:00 – 5:00 PM Latino Politics Workshop Location: Enchantment A-B 4:00 - 7:00 PM Exhibitor Set-Up Location: Pavilion VI 5:00 - 7:00 PM Registration Location: Pavilion Court 5:15 – 6:00 PM Latino Caucus in Political Science/Sector Latino de Ciencia Política and the APSA Status Committee Location: Enchantment A-B Fiesta Reception Celebrating 35 Years of Latino/a Contributions in the WPSA Co-sponsored by the Latino Caucus in Political Science, University of New Mexico, Northern Arizona University, and College of Sante Fe 8:00 – 10:00 PM Location: National Hispanic Cultural Center Free Shuttle Transportation Available at The Hyatt Entrance, Beginning at 7 PM Thursday, March 16, 2006
7:30 - 9:30 AM Exhibitor Set Up Location: Pavilion VI 7:30 - 4:00 PM Registration Location: Pavilion Court 8:00 - 11:45 AM Executive Council Meeting Location: Sierra Vista 8:00 – 9:45 AM Session I - Panel Meetings 9:30 - 5:00 PM Exhibits Location: Pavilion VI
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9:30 - 5:00 PM E-Jobs Interviews Location: Pavilion VI 10:00 – 11:45 AM Session II - Panel Meetings 12 PM - 1:00 PM Picasso's Three Portraits: Reflections on Historical Political Science Ira Katznelson, Columbia University APSA President's Address Location: Pavilion I-II 1:15 - 3:00 PM Session III - Panel Meetings 3:15 - 5:00 PM Session IV - Panel Meetings 5:15 - 6:15 PM Women's Caucus Meeting Location: Enchantment A-B 6:15 - 7:45 PM Women & Politics Reception Sponsored by the Journal of Women, Politics & Policy (Haworth Press) Location: Enchantment C-D 7:00 - 8:30 PM Graduate Students' Reception Location: Fiesta 3-4 7:45 - 9:15 PM Minority Scholars' Reception Cosponsored by the Inter-University Consortium for Political and Social Research (ICPSR) and the National Conference of Black Political Scientists (NCOBPS) Location: Enchantment C-D 9:30 PM PRQ Reception Location: Fiesta 3-4 Friday, March 17, 2006 7:30 - 4:00 PM Registration Location: Pavilion Court 8:00 - 9:45 AM Session I - Panel Meetings 9:30 – 1:30 PM Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender APSA Status Committee Location: Parlor 220 9:30 - 5:00 PM Exhibits Location: Pavilion VI
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9:30 - 5:00 PM E-Jobs Interviews Location: Pavilion VI 10:00 - 11:45 AM Session II - Panel Meetings 12:00 - 1:00 PM Honorable Patricia Madrid Attorney General for New Mexico The Pi Sigma Alpha Lecture Funding is provided by the Pi Sigma Alpha National Office Location: Pavilion I-II 1:15 - 3:00 PM Session III - Panel Meetings 3:15 - 5:00 PM Session IV - Panel Meetings 5:30 – 6:30 PM WPSA Business Meeting Location: Pavilion I-II 6:30 - 8:30 PM WPSA Reception Cosponsored by the University of New Mexico Location: Pavilion Foyer-IV-V 8:30 - midnight WPSA Dance Location: Pavilion Foyer-IV-V
Saturday, March 18, 2006
7:30 – 3:15 PM Registration Location: Pavilion Court 8:00 - 9:45 AM Session I - Panel Meetings 9:30 – 1:00 PM Exhibits Location: Pavilion VI 9:30 - 1:00 PM E-Jobs Interviews Location: Pavilion VI 10:00 - 11:45 AM Session II - Panel Meetings 1:15 - 3:00 PM Session III - Panel Meetings 3:15 - 5:00 PM Session IV - Panel Meetings
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Comparative Politics Section Chair: Gary P. Freeman University of Texas, Austin Panel 01.01 Social Capital and Civil Society in Comparative Perspective Thursday, March 16, 2006, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Pavilion IV Panel 01.02 Diversity and Democratic Performance Saturday, March 18, 2006, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Fiesta 2 Panel 01.03 Authoritarianism and Democratization in the Middle East Thursday, March 16, 2006, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Pavilion V Panel 01.04 Global Forces, Regional Integration, and National Politics Saturday, March 18, 2006, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Parlor 220 Panel 01.05 Political Economy of Market Reforms Thursday, March 16, 2006, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Pavilion V Panel 01.06 Electoral Arrangements and Regime Performance Friday, March 17, 2006, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Pavilion V Panel 01.07 Coercion and Politics: Armies, State Security, and Human Rights Thursday, March 16, 2006, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Pavilion V Panel 01.08 Political Development in Asia Friday, March 17, 2006, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Pavilion V Panel 01.09 External Pressures and National Responses: The Long Shadow of the USA Thursday, March 16, 2006, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Pavilion V
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Panel 01.10 Democratization in Africa Friday, March 17, 2006, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Pavilion V Panel 01.11 Social Protest, Social Movements Friday, March 17, 2006, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Pavilion IV Panel 01.12 Politics of Immigration and Citizenship Friday, March 17, 2006, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Pavilion IV Panel 01.13 Explaining Policy Change Saturday, March 18, 2006, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Pavilion V Panel 01.14 Politics after the Fall of the Soviet Empire Saturday, March 18, 2006, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Pavilion V Panel 01.15 Public Opinion in Comparative Perspective Friday, March 17, 2006, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Sendero III Panel 01.16 The Modern State's Regulation of Racial Formation through Marriage: Lived Experience and the Law (Cosponsored with Intersectional Scholarship, Panel 8.05) Friday, March 17, 2006, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Sendero II
Environmental Political Theory Section Chair: David Schlosberg Northern Arizona University Panel 02.01 Political Theory in the Greenhouse I: Theorizing Responses to Disturbance, Displacement, and Disaster Thursday, March 16, 2006, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Fiesta 2 Panel 02.02 Political Theory in the Greenhouse II: Changing Understandings of Politics Thursday, March 16, 2006, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Fiesta 2
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Panel 02.03 Human and Nonhuman in Environmental Theory 1: Thinking Like Hybrids Friday, March 17, 2006, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Pavilion III Panel 02.04 Human and Nonhuman in Environmental Theory 2: Bodies, Animals, and Others Friday, March 17, 2006, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Pavilion III Panel 02.05 Environment and Democratic Theory Thursday, March 16, 2006, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Fiesta 2 Panel 02.06 Consumption, Scarcity, Sacrifice, and Security Saturday, March 18, 2006, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Pavilion III Panel 02.07 Roundtable: It's Not Dead, It's Only Resting: The State of American Environmentalism Saturday, March 18, 2006, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Pavilion III Panel 02.08 Roundtable: New and Recent Books in Environmental Political Thought Saturday, March 18, 2006, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Pavilion III
Environmental Politics Section Chairs: Juliann Emmons Allison University of California, Riverside -and- David Camacho, Northern Arizona University Panel 03.01 Environmental Issues in Comparative Perspective Friday, March 17, 2006, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Fiesta 3 Panel 03.02 Regulatory Policy and the Environment Saturday, March 18, 2006, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Fiesta 3
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Panel 03.03 Interest Group Politics: Influencing Environmental Policy Decisions Saturday, March 18, 2006, 3:15 -5:00 PM Location: Fiesta 3 Panel 03.04 Democratic Participation and Environmental Policy Friday, March 17, 2006, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Fiesta 3 Panel 03.05 Policy Process: Framing, Agenda-setting, and Policy Change Thursday, March 16, 2006, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Fiesta 3 Panel 03.06 Policy Change: Cases in Environmental Policy Thursday, March 16, 2006, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Fiesta 3 Panel 03.07 Environmental and Civil Society: Cases in Comparative Perspective Friday, March 17, 2006, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Parlor 207 Panel 03.08 Collaborative Resource Management Thursday, March 16, 2006, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Fiesta 3 Panel 03.09 Politics of Binational Water Management on the U.S.-Mexico Border Friday, March 17, 2006, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Fiesta 3 Panel 03.10 Intergovernmental Relations in the Implementation of Environmental and Natural Resource Policy Thursday, March 16, 2006, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Parlor 207
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Executive Politics Section Chair: Mark Petracca University of California, Irvine Panel 04.01 Roundtable: Has the Bush Presidency Changed the Presidency? Friday, March 17, 2006, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Enchantment F Panel 04.02 The Unilateral Executive Friday, March 17, 2006, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Enchantment F Panel 04.03 A Retrospective on Clinton Rossiter's Classic: The American Presidency--Fifty Years Later Saturday, March 18, 2006, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Enchantment F Panel 04.04 Constructing Presidents and the Presidency Thursday, March 16, 2006, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Enchantment F Panel 04.05 The Other Executives in the Executive Branch Thursday, March 16, 2006, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Enchantment F History and Politics Section Chair: Eva Bertram University of California, Santa Cruz Panel 05.01 Institutional Change in Political History: Courts, Parties and Bureaucracy Friday, March 17, 2006, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Sendero I Panel 05.02 Roundtable: Unenumerated Rights and American Political Development Saturday, March 18, 2006, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Fiesta 2 Panel 05.03 Polity and Politics in Social Policy Friday, March 17, 2006, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Fiesta 3
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Panel 05.04 National Security and the U.S. Political Order Friday, March 17, 2006, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Parlor 207 Panel 05.05 Rebel Discourses and Strained Alliances in American Political History Thursday, March 16, 2006, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Sendero I Panel 05.06 Conceptual History and Political Theory, Ten Years after Melvin Richter's The History of Political and Social Concepts (Cosponsored with Political Theory, Panel 14.32) Thursday, March 16, 2006, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Parlor 220
International Relations Section Chair: Céline A. Jacquemin St. Mary’s University Panel 06.01 Democracy: Out of Africa Friday, March 17, 2006, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Enchantment D Panel 06.02 Democratization at Work: Around the World in 80 Minutes Thursday, March 16, 2006, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Enchantment E Panel 06.03 Desperately Seeking Self-determination and Sovereignty Friday, March 17, 2006, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Enchantment D Panel 06.04 Making Space in Our World: Empowerment and Rights Friday, March 17, 2006, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Fiesta 4 Panel 06.05 Assessing the United Nations for Success and Democracy Saturday, March 18, 2006, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Fiesta 4
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Panel 06.06 IR Theory: Assessing New Directions Saturday, March 18, 2006, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Sendero III Panel 06.07 Attacking Terrorism from All Sides Saturday, March 18, 2006, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Sendero III Panel 06.08 Reflections: U.S. Foreign Policy and Implications Saturday March 18, 2006, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Enchantment B Panel 06.09 EU: Towards Democratization or Democratic Deficit Cancelled Panel 06.10 Globalization and Issues in IPE Friday, March 17, 2006, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Sendero III Panel 06.11 Challenges to Interests in Peace and Democracy Thursday, March 16, 2006, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Enchantment D Panel 06.12 Human Rights and Theory Wrongs Friday, March 17, 2006, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Pavilion IV
Interpretation and Methods Section Chairs: Peregrine Schwartz-Shea University of Utah, Salt Lake City -and- Dvora Yanow, California State University, East Bay Panel 07.01 The Methods Cafe (Consult an expert: Methodological brainstorming) Friday, March 17, 2006, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Enchantment E Panel 07.02 Roundtable: The Writing Circle: Writing up Ethnographic, Documentary, and Other Interpretive Research Modes Friday, March 17, 2006, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Enchantment E
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Panel 07.03 Roundtable: Why Ethnography? Creativity, Improvisation, and Method in the Study of Politics Friday, March 17, 2006, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Enchantment D Panel 07.04 Roundtable: Engaging the Research, Politics, and Methodology of Critical Race and Gender Theory (Cosponsored with Intersectional Scholarship, Panel 08.03) Thursday, March 16, 2006, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Enchantment D Panel 07.05 Critical Reflexive Reading: Concepts, Positionality, Pragmatism, and Power (Cosponsored with Political Theory, Panel 14.30) Thursday, March 16, 2006, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Fiesta 3 Panel 07.06 Roundtable: Public Law and Interpretive Methods: What Makes Critical Work Critical? (Cosponsored with Judicial Politics and Public Law, Panel 09.12) Thursday, March 16, 2006, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Parlor 220 Panel 07.07 Diverse Methodological Approaches to Intersectional Research (Cosponsored with Intersectional Scholarship, Panel 08.04) Saturday, March 18, 2006, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Enchantment E Panel 07.08 Technology, politics and the self: Re-examining taken-for-granted knowledges (Cosponsored with Political Theory, Panel 14.07) Saturday, March 18, 2006, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Fiesta 4
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Intersectional Scholarship Section Chairs: John Bretting University of Texas, El Paso -and- Ange-Marie Hancock, Yale University Panel 08.01 Globalization, Democratization, and Women's Leadership: Developing an Agenda Thursday, March 16, 2006, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Enchantment F Panel 08.02 Roundtable: Introducing Intersectionality Research From Normative and Empirical Perspectives Thursday, March 16, 2006, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Enchantment F Panel 08.03 Roundtable: Engaging the Research, Politics, and Methodology of Critical Race and Gender Theory (Cosponsored with Interpretation and Method, Panel 7.04) Thursday, March 16, 2006, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Enchantment D Panel 08.04 Diverse Methodological Approaches to Intersectional Research (Cosponsored with Interpretation and Method, Panel 7.07) Saturday, March 18, 2006, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Enchantment E Panel 08.05 The Modern State's Regulation of Racial Formation through Marriage: Lived Experience and the Law (Cosponsored with Comparative Politics, Panel 1.16) Friday, March 17, 2006, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Sendero II Judicial Politics and Public Law Section Chair: John C. Blakeman University of Wisconsin at Stevens Point Panel 09.01 Issues in State Judicial Politics Saturday, March 18, 2006, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Sendero I Panel 09.02 Jurisprudence and Constitutional Theory Saturday, March 18, 2006, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Sendero I
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Panel 09.03 Courts and Antidiscrimination Friday, March 17, 2006, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Sendero III Panel 09.04 Courts and Institutional Change Friday, March 17, 2006, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Sendero I Panel 09.05 Courts and Law: Comparative Approaches Friday, March 17, 2006, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Enchantment E Panel 09.06 Supreme Court Justices: Nominees, Justices, and Retirees Friday, March 17, 2006, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Sendero I Panel 09.07 Issues in Criminal Law and Policy Thursday, March 16, 2006, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Sendero I Panel 09.08 Courts, Law, and Religion Thursday, March 16, 2006, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Pavilion IV Panel 09.09 Roundtable : Progressive Political Science: The Legacy of Kenneth M. Dolbeare Saturday March 18, 2006, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Enchantment A Panel 09.10 Roundtable: U.S. Supreme Court Appointments: Lessons from Filling the Rehnquist and O’Connor Vacancies Saturday, March 18, 2006, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Sendero I Panel 09.11 Roundtable: Evaluating the Connections between Political Science and Law and Society Thursday, March 16, 2006, 10:00 - 11:45 Location: Sendero I
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Panel 09.12 Roundtable: Public Law and Interpretive Methods: What Makes Critical Work Critical (Cosponsored with Interpretation and Method, Panel 7.06) Thursday, March 16, 2006, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Parlor 220
Legislative Politics Section Chair: Jason P. Casellas Princeton University Panel 10.01 Diversity in Legislatures Thursday, March 16, 2006, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Enchantment E Panel 10.02 Historical Analyses of Congress Thursday, March 16, 2006, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Enchantment E Panel 10.03 Congress and Public Policy Friday, March 17, 2006, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Sendero III Panel 10.04 Legislators and their Constituencies Saturday March 18, 2006, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Enchantment E
Media and Political Communications Section Chair: Martin Johnson University of California, Riverside Panel 11.01 Political News: Sources, Frames, Bias Saturday, March 18, 2006, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Enchantment D Panel 11.02 Political Knowledge and Information Friday, March 17, 2006, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Fiesta 2 Panel 11.03 Media and Citizen Linkages Thursday, March 16, 2006, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Sendero II
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Panel 11.04 Controlling the Agenda and the Message Saturday, March 18, 2006, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Fiesta 2
Methodology Section Chair: Rodolfo Espino Arizona State University, Tempe Panel 12.01 Modeling Preferences of Parties and Legislatures Thursday, March 16, 2006, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Enchantment C
Parties and Interest Groups Section Chair: Jessica L. Trounstine Princeton University Panel 13.01 Party Strategies Thursday, March 16, 2006, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Pavilion I-II Panel 13.02 Community Organizing Saturday, March 18, 2006, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Fiesta 3 Panel 13.03 Internal Party Politics Thursday, March 16, 2006, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Enchantment D Panel 13.04 Interest Groups and Democracy Friday, March 17, 2006, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Fiesta 4
Political Theory Section Chairs: Edwina Barvosa-Carter University of California, Santa Barbara – and- Sharon R. Krause Harvard University Panel 14.01 Reason, Critique, and Late Modernity Thursday, March 16, 2006, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Fiesta 1
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Panel 14.02 Agonistic Democracy Friday, March 17, 2006, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Fiesta 1 Panel 14.03 American Political Thought Thursday, March 16, 2006, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Fiesta 1 Panel 14.04 Political Judgment Thursday, March 16, 2006, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Fiesta 1 Panel 14.05 Gender and Materiality Thursday, March 16, 2006, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Fiesta 4 Panel 14.06 Political Agency Thursday, March 16, 2006, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Fiesta 1 Panel 14.07 Technology, Politics, and the Self (Cosponsored with Interpretation and Method, Panel 07.08) Saturday, March 18, 2006, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Fiesta 4 Panel 14.08 Egoism and Sociability Friday, March 17, 2006, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Fiesta 1 Panel 14.09 From Abu Ghraib to the Superdome: Liberal Democracy and Precarious Life Friday, March 17, 2006, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Pavilion III Panel 14.10 Minority Representation and Group Rights Friday, March 17, 2006, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Enchantment B Panel 14.11 Traveling Theory Friday, March 17, 2006, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Fiesta 1
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Panel 14.12 Politics and Hope: American Visions Thursday, March 16, 2006, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Fiesta 4 Panel 14.13 The Limits of Deliberation Friday, March 17, 2006, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Fiesta 4 Panel 14.14 How to Address a Political Subject Saturday, March 18, 2006, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Fiesta 1 Panel 14.15 Pluralism and Culture in the Scottish Enlightenment Friday, March 17, 2006, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Parlor 207 Panel 14.16 Sources of Democratic Citizenship Saturday, March 18, 2006, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Parlor 207 Panel 14.17 Comparative Political Theory Thursday, March 16, 2006, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Fiesta 2 Panel 14.18 Passion and Politics Friday, March 17, 2006, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Sendero I Panel 14.19 War and Political Anxiety Saturday, March 18, 2006, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Parlor 220 Panel 14.20 Membership, Diversity, and Legitimacy Friday, March 17, 2006, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Parlor 220 Panel 14.21 Work and the Social Citizen Saturday, March 18, 2006, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Parlor 207 Panel 14.22 Architecture and Political Theory Saturday, March 18, 2006, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Fiesta 1
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Panel 14.23 Plato, Socrates, and the Rule of Law Saturday, March 18, 2006, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Fiesta 1 Panel 14.24 Tocqueville and the Politics of Identity Saturday, March 18, 2006, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Fiesta 4 Panel 14.25 Rethinking Authority: Social Relationships, Political Practices Saturday, March 18, 2006, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Fiesta 1 Panel 14.26 Political Imagination Saturday, March 18, 2006, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Fiesta 4 Panel 14.27 Politics and Theology: Contemporary Political Theory Between Immanence and Transcendence Saturday, March 18, 2006, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Fiesta 2 Panel 14.28 Political Vectors: Time, Space and Speed Friday, March 17, 2006, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Fiesta 2 Panel 14.29 Democratic Citizenship, Inclusion, and Exclusion Thursday, March 16, 2006, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Fiesta 4 Panel 14.30 Critical Reflexive Reading: Concepts, Positionality, Pragmatism, and Power (Cosponsored with Interpretation and Method, Panel 07.05) Thursday, March 16, 2006, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Fiesta 3 Panel 14.31 Time, Place, and Politics Saturday, March 18, 2006, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Parlor 220
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Panel 14.32 Conceptual History and Political Theory, Ten Years after Melvin Richter's The History of Political and Social Concepts (Cosponsored with History and Politics, Panel 5.06) Thursday, March 16, 2006, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Parlor 220 Panel 14.33 Aspects of Political Thought in Ancient Greece Friday, March 17, 2006, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Fiesta 2
Politics and Sexuality Section Chair: Gordon A. Babst Chapman University Panel 15.01 Representation and Electoral Politics in the Same- Sex Marriage Debate Thursday, March 16, 2006, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Enchantment E Panel 15.02 Roundtable: Liberalism's Accommodation of the Morality of Gay Rights Saturday, March 18, 2006, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Enchantment E Panel 15.03 Intersecting Contestations Regarding Citizenship and Gender Friday, March 17, 2006, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Enchantment E Panel 15.04 Educating Citizens About Sexual Diversity Thursday, March 16, 2006, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Pavilion IV
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Public Administration Section Chair: Arturo Vega University of Texas, San Antonio Panel 16.01 Civil Service Reform and At-Will Employment in the States Saturday, March 18, 2006, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Enchantment D Panel 16.02 Diversity and Public Administration: A Critical Assessment Saturday, March 18, 2006, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Enchantment D Panel 16.03 Increasing Citizen Participation in Public Policy Formation and Administration Thursday, March 16, 2006, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Sendero I
Public Opinion and Political Psychology Section Chair: Shaun Bowler University of California, Riverside Panel 17.01 Using Experiments to Study Public Opinion Friday, March 17, 2006, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Enchantment F Panel 17.02 Public Evaluations and Representation Thursday, March 16, 2006, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Sendero II Panel 17.03 Normative Theory and Public Opinion Saturday, March 18, 2006, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Enchantment F Panel 17.04 Issue Framing Friday, March 17, 2006, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Fiesta 4 Panel 17.05 Studies in Public Opinion Thursday, March 16, 2006, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Sendero II
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Public Policy Section Chair: David Leal University of Texas, Austin Panel 18.01 Catastrophe Policy and Prevention Friday, March 17, 2006, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Pavilion IV Panel 18.02 Health Policy and Health Issues Friday, March 17, 2006, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Fiesta 2 Panel 18.03 Education Policy and Politics Saturday, March 18, 2006, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Fiesta 3 Panel 18.04 State and Local Policy (Cosponsored with State Politics and Policy, Panel 20.08) Saturday, March 18, 2006, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Enchantment F Panel 18.05 Government Regulation and Management Thursday, March 16, 2006, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Sendero III Panel 18.06 Implementing Policy: Reform and Initiatives (Cosponsored with State Politics and Policy, Panel 20.06) Saturday, March 18, 2006, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Enchantment E
Race, Ethnicity and Diversity Section Chairs: Sharon Navarro and Rodolfo Rosales University of Texas, San Antonio Panel 19.01 Latinos and the Politics of Education Thursday, March 16, 2006, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Enchantment A Panel 19.02 Grappling with a Legacy of Racial Abuse: Reframing a Toxic Debate Friday, March 17, 2006, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Enchantment A
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Panel 19.03 Race and Representation Friday, March 17, 2006, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Enchantment A Panel 19.04 The Politics of Sovereignty and Land Thursday, March 16, 2006, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Enchantment A Panel 19.05 The Impact of Structure on the Politics of Race and Class Saturday, March 18, 2006, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Enchantment A Panel 19.06 Strategic Intersectionality: The Politics of Gender Friday, March 17, 2006, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Enchantment A Panel 19.07 Social Capital and the Politics of Race and Ethnicity Thursday, March 16, 2006, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Enchantment A Panel 19.08 Images, Immigration, and Politics Saturday, March 18, 2006, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Enchantment A Panel 19.09 Individualism and the Politics of Identity Friday, March 17, 2006, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Enchantment C Panel 19.10 The Political Illusion of Diversity Saturday, March 18, 2006, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Enchantment C Panel 19.11 The Politics of Space and Identity Saturday, March 18, 2006, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Enchantment A Panel 19.12 Political Perception and its Consequences Thursday, March 16, 2006, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Enchantment A Panel 19.13 Asian American Politics, Diversity, and Identity Friday, March 17, 2006, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Enchantment D
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Panel 19.14 The Power of the Latino Vote: Lessons from the Past and Prospects for the Future (Cosponsored with Voting and Elections, Panel 23.06) Saturday, March 18, 2006, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Enchantment B Panel 19.15 Issues in Latina Leadership (Cosponsored with Women and Politics, Panel 24.09) Friday, March 17, 2006, 3:15 PM - 5:00 PM, Enchantment C
State Politics and Policy Section Chair: Becki Scola University of California, Irvine Panel 20.01 The Politics of Education Friday, March 17, 2006, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Enchantment F Panel 20.02 Roundtable: Budgeting in the Western States I Friday, March 17, 2006, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Sendero II Panel 20.03 Roundtable: Budgeting in the Western States II Friday, March 17, 2006, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Sendero II Panel 20.04 Indian Reservation Gaming and State Politics I Thursday, March 16, 2006, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Sendero III Panel 20.05 Indian Reservation Gaming and State Politics II Saturday, March 18, 2006, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Sendero II Panel 20.06 Implementing Policy: Reform and Initiatives (Cosponsored with Public Policy, Panel 18.06) Saturday, March 18, 2006, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Enchantment E Panel 20.07 Women in Office: Getting There, Staying There Saturday, March 18, 2006, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Sendero II
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Panel 20.08 State and Local Policy (Cosponsored with Public Policy, Panel 18.04) Saturday, March 18, 2006, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Enchantment F
Teaching, Research and Professional Development Section Chair: Kimi King University of North Texas Panel 21.01 Pedagogy and the Undergraduate Classroom Thursday, March 16, 2006, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Fiesta 4 Panel 21.02 Democratization and the Educational Process Thursday, March 16, 2006, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Pavilion III Panel 21.03 Roundtable: Is the Glass Ceiling Half Empty or Half Full? Reflections on the APSA Report on Women’s Advancement in Political Science Saturday, March 18, 2006, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Enchantment F Panel 21.04 Roundtable: Community College Teaching Friday, March 17, 2006, 3:15 – 5:00 PM Location: Fiesta 1
Urban Politics Section Chair: Jessica Lavariega-Monforti Florida International University Panel 22.01 Immigration, Immigrants, and Urban Politics Thursday, March 16, 2006, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Enchantment B Panel 22.02 The Safety of Urban Politics: Fiscal and Security Concerns Saturday, March 18, 2006, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Enchantment B
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Panel 22.03 Race, Ethnicity and Urban Politics Thursday, March 16, 2006, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Enchantment B Panel 22.04 The Dynamics of Change and Communication in Urban Areas Friday, March 17, 2006, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Enchantment B Panel 22.05 Roundtable: Ahora Que? Prospects for Latino Political Incorporation in the Villaraigosa Era Friday, March 17, 2006, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Enchantment A
Voting and Elections Section Chair: Lisa Garcia-Bedolla University of California, Irvine Panel 23.01 The Culture Wars: Competing Views of Polarization in the American Electorate Friday, March 17, 2006, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Enchantment B Panel 23.02 Voting Mechanisms, Third Parties, and the Shape of the Electorate Thursday, March 16, 2006, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Enchantment D Panel 23.03 Issues, Candidate Positions, and Vote Choice: A Comparative View Thursday, March 16, 2006, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Enchantment B Panel 23.04 Latino Voting in the 2004 Presidential Election Friday, March 17, 2006, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Enchantment B Panel 23.05 Race, Geography, and Turnout Saturday, March 18, 2006, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Enchantment B
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Panel 23.06 The Power of the Latino Vote: Lessons from the Past and Prospects for the Futures (Cosponsored with Race, Ethnicity, and Diversity, Panel 19.14) Saturday, March 18, 2006, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Enchantment B
Women and Politics Section Chairs: Carrie Liu Carrier and Joanne Green Texas Christian University Panel 24.01 Roundtable: Has Women's Political Progress Stalled? A Roundtable on the Recruitment of Women for Public Office Thursday, March 16, 2006, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Enchantment C Panel 24.02 Women and Electoral Politics Saturday, March 18, 2006, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Enchantment C Panel 24.03 Gender and Comparative Political Thought Thursday, March 16, 2006, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Enchantment C Panel 24.04 Women's Voices and Representation Friday, March 17, 2006, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Enchantment C Panel 24.05 Identity, Democracy, and Feminist Theory Saturday, March 18, 2006, 1:15 - 3:00 PM, Enchantment C Panel 24.06 Gender Issues and Stereotypes Saturday, March 18, 2006, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Enchantment C Panel 24.07 Violence and Gender Friday, March 17, 2006, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Enchantment C
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Panel 24.08 Social Issues in Comparative Context Thursday, March 16, 2006, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Enchantment C Panel 24.09 Issues in Latina Leadership (Cosponsored with Race, Ethnicity, and Diversity, Panel 19.15) Friday, March 17, 2006, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Enchantment C
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Thursday, March 16, 2006 8:00 AM - 9:45 AM PANEL 01.01 Social Capital and Civil Society in Comparative Perspective Location: Pavilion IV Chair: Anderson, John, University of Nebraska at Kearney Papers: An Examination of Social Capital in Four High Trust Communities Anderson, John, University of Nebraska at Kearney The Role of the State and Economic Development in Building a Civil Society: Study on NGO Development in Post-Communist Russia He, Lichao, University of Georgia NGOs and the Development of Civil Society in Bulgaria: Facilitating Democratic Governance Steel, Brent, Oregon State University Fighting for a Just Cause: The Church, the State, and Human Rights in the Southern Cone Rowell, Nicholas, University of New Mexico PANEL 01.09 External Pressures and National Responses: The Long Shadow of the USA Location: Pavilion V Chair: Willerton, John, University of Arizona Papers: Modeling Pressures for Media Liberalization: How the News Media Reflect International Political and Economic Pressures Lewis, Orion, University of Colorado at Boulder The Role of U.S. Foreign Policy in the Absence of Democracy and the Resilience of Authoritarianism in the Arab World Hammad, Fayez, University of Southern California
28 Thursday, March 16, 2006 8:00 - 9:45 AM
American Democratic Practice and the Russian and French Cases: Dilemmas of U.S. Triumphalism in Contemporary Political Thinking Willerton, John, University of Arizona McGovern, Patrick, University of Arizona Confronting America's Vision of Global Democracy: Strategies of Resistance in Authoritarian Societies Cole, Scott, Longwood University PANEL 03.05 Policy Process: Framing, Agenda-Setting, and Policy Change Location: Fiesta 3 Papers: The Politics of Environmental Policy Communities: Working Relationships Between Native And non- Native Actors That Bind Not Blind Birch, David, Tomball College Surfing for Problems: Advocacy Group Strategy in U.S. Forestry Policy, 1970-1995 Boscarino, Jessica, Syracuse University Split-Estate Coalbed Methane Policy Dynamics in Colorado Kear, Andrew, Colorado State University You Call it a Brownfield, I Call it a Goldmine Lewis, Jessica, Emory University Yandle, Tracy, Emory University The Intersection of Narrative Policy Analysis and Policy Change: A Study of Political Strategies of Interest Groups in Contentious Environmental Policy Debates Shanahan, Elizabeth, Montana State University Mcbeth, Mark, Idaho State University Arnell, Ruth, Idaho State University Hathaway, Paul, Idaho State University
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PANEL 04.05 The Other Executives in the Executive Branch Location: Enchantment F Papers: The Performance of the White House Chiefs of Staff in the Reagan Through Clinton Administrations Cohen, David, University of Akron Walcott, Charles, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University What Impacts the Tenure of Appointed Executives in the American Cabinet? Scott, Kyle, Miami University PANEL 05.05 Rebel Discourses and Strained Alliances in American Political History Location: Sendero I Chair: Plotke, David, New School for Social Research Papers: Friends and Enemies, Slaves and Masters: Carl Schmitt, Wendell Phillips, and the Radical Critique of Political Moderation Olson, Joel, Northern Arizona University The Colonizer Demands Its 'Fair Share' and More: Contemporary American Anti-Tribalism Bruyneel, Kevin, Babson College The 'Curse of Ham' Revisited: Ralph Reed, Martin Luther King, Jr. and the Possibility of a Multiracial 'Moral Values' Coalition Wadsworth, Nancy, University of Denver Discussant: Plotke, David, New School for Social Research
30 Thursday, March 16, 2006 8:00 - 9:45 AM
PANEL 07.06 Roundtable: Public Law and Interpretive PANEL 09.12 Methods: What Makes Critical Work Critical? Location: Parlor 220 Chair: Brandwein, Pamela, University of Texas at Dallas Discussants: Dow, Douglas , University of Texas at Dallas Graber, Mark, University of Maryland Lovell, George, University of Washington Clayton, Cornell , Washington State University Brandwein, Pamela, University of Texas at Dallas PANEL 10.02 Historical Analyses of Congress Location: Enchantment E Chair: Theriault, Sean, University of Texas at Austin Papers: Party Polarization in Congress Theriault, Sean, University of Texas at Austin Delegation and Decentralization Portteus, Kevin, University of Dallas William Pitt Fessenden: The Second Financier as Senator Maslin-Wicks, Kimberly, Hendrix College From Rules to Norms: The Role of Speaker's Precedents in Institutional Change in the House Raven, Thomas, Syracuse University Discussant: Turner, Charles, California State University, Chico PANEL 12.01 Modeling Preferences of Parties and Legislatures Location: Enchantment C Chair: Espino, Rodolfo, Arizona State University Paper: An Information Theoretic Approach to Modeling Voting and Elections Abel, Andrea, University of Sydney Sukkarieh, Salah, University of Sydney Discussant: Espino, Rodolfo, Arizona State University 31 Thursday, March 16, 2006 8:00 - 9:45 AM
PANEL 13.03 Internal Party Politics Location: Enchantment D Chair: Barnett, Tim, Jacksonville State University Papers: The Decline of the New Democrats DiSalvo, Daniel, University of Virginia The Machine is Dead: Does a Change in Party Control Affect Party Worker Recruitment and Retention? Hundsdorfer, Tim, University of Colorado Political Parties as Affiliation Networks--What Holds Us Together? Preece, Jessica, University of California, Los Angeles Discussant: Trounstine, Jessica, Princeton University PANEL 14.01 Reason, Critique, and Late Modernity Location: Fiesta 1 Chair: Shapiro, Kam, Illinois State University Papers: Politics and Reasonableness in Late Modernity White, Stephen, University of Virginia Critique and the Post-Dialectical Wager Douglas, Andrew, University of Virginia Politics, Truth and Religion Gibbons, Michael, University of South Florida Why Immanence Makes Me Itch Moore, Matthew, University of Vermont Discussant: Becker, Jeffrey, California State University, Chico
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PANEL 14.17 Comparative Political Theory Location: Fiesta 2 Chair: Keating, Christine, Ohio State University Papers: Reconsidering Civil Society and the Political in Recent Anthropologies of Islam in Southeast Asia Bonura, Carlo, University of Puget Sound Zhen Ren and Overman: A Comparative Study of Violence in Nietzsche and the Laozi Parrish, Richard, West Texas A&M University Chiang Kai-Shek on Democracy Lorenzo, David, Jamestown College Aristocracy of Responsibility: What Makes Korean Democracy Viable? Kim, Sungmoon, University of Maryland-College Park Discussant: Le Cheminant, Wayne, Loyola Marymount PANEL 19.04 The Politics of Sovereignty and Land Location: Enchantment A Chair: Espino, Rodolfo, Arizona State University Papers: Tribal Sovereignty From Within Wabindato, Elizabeth, Northern Arizona University Dollars and Participation in Democracy: American Indian Nation Sovereignty and Economic Development Sachs, Stephen, Indiana University-Purdue University-Indianapolis Discussant: Espino, Rodolfo, Arizona State University PANEL 21.01 Pedagogy and the Undergraduate Classroom Location: Fiesta 4 Chair: King, Kimi, University of North Texas Papers: Teaching the American Government Survey through PowerPoint Clowers, Myles, San Diego City College 33 Thursday, March 16, 2006 8:00 - 9:45 AM
The Reach of Our Pedagogy: Political Science Undergraduate Classes and Pre-Professional Academic Preparation Grigsby, Ellen, University of New Mexico Rouse, Amelia, University of New Mexico Discussant: Hudson, William, Providence College PANEL 23.03 Issues, Candidate Positions, and Vote Choice: A Comparative View Location: Enchantment B Chair: Michelson, Melissa, California State University, East Bay Papers: Consultants vs. Theory: Position Taking in a Dynamic Campaign Environment Johnson, Jason, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill A Factor for Consolidating New Democracy: The New Generation of Issue-Oriented Voters Kang, Eunju, Claremont Graduate University Southern Perspectives on Issues in Presidential Politics, 1948 to 2004 Kapeluck, Branwell, The Citadel Discussant: Abrajano, Marisa, Texas A&M University
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Thursday, March 16, 2006 10:00 AM - 11:45 AM PANEL 01.07 Coercion and Politics: Armies, State Security, and Human Rights Location: Pavilion V Chair: Derdzinski, Joseph, United States Air Force Academy Papers: Democracy, Military Rule and the Issue of Relative Autonomy: A Comparative Study of the Body Politic of Bangladesh and Burma Ahmed, Sayeed, Northern Arizona University Kyi, Yin, Amnesty International, Flagstaff Chapter Protecting the State. Protecting the People? The Internal Security Services in Liberalizing States Derdzinski, Joseph, United States Air Force Academy A Crisis in Roles: Organizational Implications for the Ecuadorian and Peruvian Armies Jaskoski, Maiah, University of California, Berkeley The Power of Confession: Why Words and Violence Continue on as Tools of Coercion in Democracies Le Cheminant, Wayne, Loyola Marymount Discussant: Frankland, Erich, Casper College PANEL 02.01 Political Theory in the Greenhouse I: Theorizing Responses to Disturbance, Displacement, and Disaster Location: Fiesta 2 Chair: Barry, John, Queens University Belfast Papers: In the Wake of Poseidon: Inundation, Climate Change, and the Coming Crisis of Displacement Cannavo, Peter, Hamilton College
35 Thursday, March 16, 2006 10:00 - 11:45 AM
Climatologies as Social Critique: The Social Construction/Creation of Global Warming, Global Dimming, and Global Cooling Luke, Timothy, Virginia Polytechnic Institute Wildfire and Climate Change in the North: The Normative Implications of Government Responses to Natural Hazards Lovecraft, Amy, University of Alaska Fairbanks Urban Sprawl, Climate Change, Oil Depletion, and Eco-Marxism Gonzalez, George, University of Miami Discussant: Chaloupka, Bill, Colorado State University PANEL 03.08 Collaborative Resource Management Location: Fiesta 3 Papers: Not so Eerie Anymore? The Promise of Collaborative Watershed Partnerships in the Lake Erie Basin. Hardy, Scott, The Ohio State University Koontz, Tom, The Ohio State University Democracy and Collaborative Natural Resource Management: The Big Thompson Watershed Forum Hurst, Timothy, Colorado State University Farmers' Markets and the Three E's of Sustainability Lindstrom, Matt, College of St. Benedict-St. John Statutory Detail and Administrative Discretion in Public Lands Governance: Arguments and Alternatives Nie, Martin, University of Montana PANEL 05.06 Conceptual History and Political Theory, Ten PANEL 14.32 Years after Melvin Richter's The History of Political and Social Concepts Location: Parlor 220 Chair: Burke, Martin, City University of New York
36 Thursday, March 16, 2006 10:00 - 11:45 AM
Papers: Between Ideology and History: Liberalism as a Keyword of Political Thought Dow, Douglas , University of Texas at Dallas Democratic Theory and the Dynamics of Conceptual Change Ellis, Elisabeth, Texas A&M University From Conceptual History to Political Etymology: The Case of 'Interest' Mathiowetz, Dean, University of California, Santa Cruz Discussant: Richter, Melvin, Hunter College PANEL 06.11 Challenges to Interests in Peace and Democracy Location: Enchantment D Chair: Forsberg, Ole, University of Tennessee Papers: International Donors, Peace Building and Democratic Transitions MacLeod, Lisa, Soka University of America Another Shot at the Democratic Peace: Are Democracies More Aggressive than Non- Democracies in Militarized Interstate Disputes? Forsberg, Ole, University of Tennessee Is There A “Democratic Peace” in Trade? How Regime Type Conditions Trade Conflict Drope, Jeffrey, University of Miami Hansen, Wendy, University of New Mexico The Diplomatic Route: Achieving Peace and Stability in Lebanon? Maloley, Wadad, University of Nebraska at Kearney Discussant: Di Alto, Stephanie, University of California, Irvine
37 Thursday, March 16, 2006 10:00 - 11:45 AM
PANEL 08.01 Globalization, Democratization, and Women's Leadership: Developing an Agenda Location: Enchantment F Chair: Bayes, Jane, California State University, Northridge Papers: Controlling Women: Intersectionality, Leadership, and the Environmental Justice Movement Simpson, Andrea, University of Richmond Moving Across Borders of Power and Powerlessness: Developing an Agenda for Women's Leadership Bayes, Jane, California State University, Northridge Intellectual Capital vs. Human Lives: South African Women Organizing Against AIDS Drug Producing Companies Jordan-Zachary, Julia, Howard University Discussant: Prindeville, Diane-Michele, New Mexico State University PANEL 09.11 Roundtable: Evaluating the Connections between Political Science and Law and Society Location: Sendero I Chair: Pickerill, Mitchell, Washington State University Discussants: Harrington, Christine, New York University Feeley, Malcolm, University of California, Berkeley Novkov, Julie, University of Oregon McCann, Michael, University of Washington Lindquist, Stefanie, Vanderbilt University Kelly, Kristin, University of Connecticut PANEL 14.03 American Political Thought Location: Fiesta 1 Chair: Norris, Andrew, University of Pennsylvania
38 Thursday, March 16, 2006 10:00 - 11:45 AM
Papers: The Heirs of Abraham Lincoln?—The Political Thought of Abraham Lincoln in the Progressive Era Jividen, Jason, Northern Illinois University Extraordinary Virtues, Ordinary People: Emerson and the Excesses of Democratic Faith Holzwarth, John, Lewis & Clark College Jefferson, Paine and the Sovereignty of Generations Feit, Mario, George Mason University Public Mindedness: The Representative Structure of Public Opinion Von Rautenfeld, Hans, University of South Carolina Discussant: Gabrielson, Teena, Southwestern University PANEL 14.29 Democratic Citizenship, Inclusion, and Exclusion Location: Fiesta 4 Chair: Ferguson, Michaele, University of Colorado at Boulder Papers: Democratic Exclusion and Nationalist Power Spinner-Halev, Jeff, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Democratic Citizenship and Immigrant Belonging Song, Sarah, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Hybrid Conditions, Negotiated Nationalities: Indigenous Power, Culture, and Belonging Hsueh, Vicki, Western Washington University Out of Time: Anachrony, Spectrality and American Xenophobia Schmidt, Jr., Ronald, University of South Maine Discussant: Ferguson, Michaele, University of Colorado at Boulder
39 Thursday, March 16, 2006 10:00 - 11:45 AM
PANEL 15.01 Representation and Electoral Politics in the Same-Sex Marriage Debate Location: Enchantment E Chair: Rosenthal, Donald, Retired, University of Buffalo Papers: Statements and Signaling, Said and Unsaid: State Legislative – Judicial Interactions over Same Sex Marriage 1990-2004 Barclay, Scott, University at Albany: State University of New York Fisher, Shauna, University of Washington The Electorial Capture of Gay and Lesbian Americans Smith, Charles, University of Miami Shaping the Same Sex Marriage Discussion: Mass Media and Public Opinion in the 50 States Chomsky, Daniel, Temple University Barclay, Scott, University at Albany: State University of New York Discussant: Sherrill, Kenneth, Hunter College, CUNY PANEL 17.02 Public Evaluations and Representation Location: Sendero II Chair: Johnson, Martin, University of California, Riverside Papers: Rational Actors: Do Political Leaders React or Anticipate Public Reaction? Hess, Luis, University of Arizona Who am I and Why am I Here: Candidate Record as a Credibility Source Arbour, Brian, University of Texas at Austin The Effects of Public Opinion on Economic Policymaking--A Case Study of President Clinton's Response to and Shaping of Public Opinion around Economic Policy Issues Brogan, Michael, CUNY
40 Thursday, March 16, 2006 10:00 - 11:45 AM
State Level Public Opinion and Representation: Using New Data to Ask an Old Question Herian, Mitchel, University of Nebraska - Lincoln Discussant: Johnson, Martin, University of California, Riverside PANEL 19.01 Latinos and the Politics of Education Location: Enchantment A Chair: Bretting, John, University of Texas, El Paso Papers: The Mexican American Civil Rights Movement and Brown v. Board of Education Ballinger, Robert, South Texas College To Be Equal: Latino Civil Rights Litigation Hurst, Leann, University of Arkansas Texas Public School Finance: Complicate Injustice Gambitta, Richard, University of Texas at San Antonio Discussant: Bretting, John, University of Texas, El Paso PANEL 20.04 Indian Reservation Gaming and State Politics I Location: Sendero III Chair: Hansen, Kenneth, California State University, Fresno Papers: Rolling the Dice: The Politics of Indian Tribal Advocacy and Reservation Gaming Holyoke, Thomas, California State University, Fresno Mattos, Ashlin, California State University, Fresno Off-Reservation Gaming and Intergovernmental Relations in Wisconsin Rand, Kathryn, University of North Dakota Light, Steven, University of North Dakota The Impact of Tribal Lobbying Strategies on Indian Gaming in California Cummins, Jeff, California State University, Fresno Discussant: Somma, Mark, California State University, Fresno
41 Thursday, March 16, 2006 10:00 - 11:45 AM
PANEL 22.03 Race, Ethnicity and Urban Politics Location: Enchantment B Chair: Espino, Rodolfo, Arizona State University Papers: Why Tran Won and Quach Lost: Asian Americans, Urban Elections and the Significance of Ethnicity Collet, Christian, Doshisha University Policy Division along the Color Line: Race and Policy Preference in Urban Elections and Local Politics Ji, Chang-Ho, La Sierra University Diffusion of Innovation or Innovation in Dilution?: Understanding Adoption of the City Manager Plan in El Paso, Texas Longoria, Thomas, Texas Tech University Rocha, Gregory, University of Texas at El Paso Inter-racial and Inter-ethnic Relations in Majority Minority Urban Area: A Case Study of Miami Lavariega Monforti, Jessica, Florida International University Discussant: Juenke, Eric, University of Colorado at Boulder PANEL 24.03 Gender and Comparative Political Thought Location: Enchantment C Chair: Currier, Carrie Liu, Texas Christian University Papers: Participation on Unequal Terms? Engendering Social Capital Lundasen, Susanne, Ersta Sköndal University College, Stockholm, Sweden Addressing Practices of Gender Inequalities Within Culture Assessing the Liberal Strategies On, Steve, University of California, Los Angeles
42 Thursday, March 16, 2006 10:00 - 11:45 AM
Gender, Race and Class in the Discourse and Practice of the Old and New Empire Longo, Patrizia, Saint Mary's College of California Discussant: Showden, Carisa, University of North Carolina-- Greensboro
12-1:00 PM
Picasso's Three Portraits: Reflections on Historical Political Science
Ira Katznelson Columbia University
APSA President's Addre ss Location: Pavilion I-II
43 Thursday, March 16, 2006 1:15 – 3:00 PM
Thursday, March 16, 2006 1:15 PM - 3:00 PM PANEL 01.03 Authoritarianism and Democratization in the Middle East Location: Pavilion V Chair: Dorraj, Manochehr, Texas Christian University Papers: Democratization in the Middle East: Qatar as a Case Study Dandashly, Assem, University of Oklahoma Modernity, The Postmodern Turn, and Religious Revivalism Dorraj, Manochehr, Texas Christian University The Volatile Mix of Capitalism and Islam: Why Socialist Movements Failed in the Middle East Rivero, Douglas, Florida International University Discussant: Pedahzur, Ami, University of Texas, Austin PANEL 02.02 Political Theory in the Greenhouse II: Changing Understandings of Politics Location: Fiesta 2 Chair: Cannavo, Peter, Hamilton College Papers: A Perfect Moral Storm: Climate Change, Inter- generational Ethics and the Problem of Corruption Gardiner, Stephen, University of Washington Environmental Injustice in Climate Change Adamian, Martin, Colorado State University Political Theory in The Greenhouse Rajan, Chella, Tellus Institute Climate Change, Environmental Rights, and Emissions Shares Vanderheiden, Steve, University of Minnesota, Duluth Discussant: Wilson, Harlan, Oberlin College
44 Thursday, March 16, 2006 1:15 – 3:00 PM
PANEL 03.10 Intergovernmental Relations in the Implementation of Environmental and Natural Resource Policy Location: Parlor 207 Chair: Cline, Kurt, California State University, Fresno Papers: Collaborative Management in Gateway Communities: Examining Intergovernmental and Intersectoral Relationships in Natural Resource Policy Cline, Kurt, California State University, Fresno The Federal Concessioner Contracting System: Creating a Level Playing Field for Local Service Providers Kurtz, Rick, Central Michigan University Unintended Mission Change: How the Endangered Species Act Has Altered the U.S. Forest Service's Mission Salka, William, Eastern Connecticut State University When Devolution is Doomed: The Power of Local Collective Action to Derail State Environmental Implementation Sherman, Daniel, University of Puget Sound Wildlife Policy in California and Colorado: A Punctuated Equilibrium Model Explanation Burnett, Chris, California State University, Long Beach Discussant: Cline, Kurt, California State University, Fresno PANEL 06.02 Democratization at Work: Around the World in 80 Minutes Location: Enchantment E Chair: Gonzalez, George, University of Miami Papers: The Position of Political Parties in Indonesia to Influence Foreign Policy Asitadani, Diah, University of Geneva, Switzerland
45 Thursday, March 16, 2006 1:15 – 3:00 PM
Hegemonic Irrelevance? Peru and Ecuador at War Lapp, Nancy, Sacramento State University Regime Stability and War in New Democracies Min, Brian, University of California, Los Angeles Sowing Democratic Seeds: Post Conflict Reconstruction in Afghanistan Prakash, Deepa, Syracuse University The Diplomatic Route: Achieving Peace and Stability in Lebanon Maloley, Wadad, University of Nebraska at Kearney Discussant: Gonzalez, George, University of Miami PANEL 07.05 Critical Reflexive Reading: Concepts, PANEL 14.30 Positionality, Pragmatism, and Power Location: Fiesta 3 Chair: Zirakzadeh, Cyrus, University of Connecticut Papers: Getting Control: John Dewey’s Philosophy and Inquiry into Politics Callaghan Pisapia, Michael, University of Wisconsin, Madison Discussant: Wingrove, Elizabeth, University of Michigan PANEL 08.02 Roundtable: Introducing Intersectionality Research From Normative and Empirical Perspectives Location: Enchantment F Chair: Bretting, John, University of Texas, El Paso Presentations: Comments from Anna Christina Sampaio Comments from Lisa Garcia Bedolla Comments from S. Laurel Weldon Comments from Leslie McCall Discussant: Hancock, Ange-Marie, Yale University
46 Thursday, March 16, 2006 1:15 – 3:00 PM
PANEL 09.08 Courts, Law, and Religion Location: Pavilion IV Chair: Johnson, Lori, Mercer University Papers: Who Converted the Court?: Explaining Changes in Establishment Clause Legal Policy Outcomes Jones, Matthew, University Southern California The Original Meaning of “Religion” in the U.S. Constitution Paulette, Justin, The Catholic University of America School of Law Discussant: Wilkerson, William, State University of New York, College at Oneonta PANEL 14.04 Political Judgment Location: Fiesta 1 Chair: Lorenzo, David, Jamestown College Papers: Political Judgments and the Rule of Law Becker, Jeffrey, California State University, Chico Habermas, Arendt and The Rights of Others: Thinking Through the Democratic Iterations of Seyla Benhabib Redhead, Mark, California State University, Fullerton Reasoning With the Imagination: Rethinking Locke’s Abstract Individualism Shanks, Torrey, Northwestern University Discussant: Gerencser, Steven, Indiana University South Bend PANEL 14.05 Gender and Materiality Location: Fiesta 4 Chair: Caputi, Mary, California State University, Long Beach
47 Thursday, March 16, 2006 1:15 – 3:00 PM
Papers: Gender and the Immigrant (read: Mexican) Body Arnold, Kathleen, University of Texas Mere Biology? Consumption, the Household, and Everyday Life Kogl, Alexandra, University of Northern Iowa Defending Rawls Against Kittay's Dependency Critique Henrichsen, Christopher, Utah Valley State College Discussant: Sparks, Holloway, Emory University PANEL 16.03 Increasing Citizen Participation in Public Policy Formation and Administration Location: Sendero I Chair: Vega, Arturo, University of Texas San Antonio Papers: The Functions of Legislative Fiscal Offices: Are They That Diverse? Chadha, Anita, University of Houston, Downtown Informationalism and Katrina, Analyzing How Digitalization Affects Policy Making Mitchell, Charles, Grambling State University Discussant: Farmbry, Kyle PANEL 17.05 Studies in Public Opinion Location: Sendero II Chair: Karp, Jeffrey, Texas Tech University
Papers: Aliens Through Space and Time: Anti-Immigrant Opinion in Longitudinal Perspective Perez, Efren, Duke University
48 Thursday, March 16, 2006 1:15 – 3:00 PM
Polarizing President: The “Love-Hate” Presidency of George W. Bush Ono, Keiko, University of Oklahoma Economic Individualism, Social Individualism, and Political Participation Chou, Shih-Yi Albert, University of Nebraska at Lincoln The California Recall Election: A Formal Model of Referendum Voting and Candidate Entry Brierly, Allen, University of Northern Iowa Discussant: Karp, Jeffrey, Texas Tech University PANEL 18.05 Government Regulation and Management Location: Sendero III Chair: Wohlers, Tony, Cameron University Papers: Use of Market Instruments in Environmental Policy: Does Partisanship Matter? Dolsak, Nives, University of Washington, Bothell Sampson, Karen, University of Washington, Bothell Is Fair Housing Legislation Working for All Hispanics? Shingles, Richard, Virginia Tech University Ross, Steve, University of Connecticut Public Opinion Toward Health Care Reform: Differences by Race and Ethnicity? Leal, David, University of Texas at Austin Discussant: Wohlers, Tony, Cameron University PANEL 19.12 Political Perception and its Consequences Location: Enchantment A Chair: Leal, David, University of Texas at Austin
49 Thursday, March 16, 2006 1:15 – 3:00 PM
Papers: Latino Politics and the States: How Electoral Structure Influences Latino Representation Differently in the States Rocha, Rene, Texas A&M University Olds, Chris, Texas A&M University Solis, Erica, Texas A&M University Meier, Kenneth, Texas A&M University Mexican American Religious Orientations and Attitudes toward Gay Rights Herrera, Richard, Arizona State University Pantoja, Adrian, Arizona State University The Politics of Compassion: Religiosity and Latino Attitudes toward Undocumented Immigrants Barreto, Matt, University of Washington Pantoja, Adrian, Arizona State University Discussant: Leal, David, University of Texas at Austin PANEL 22.01 Immigration, Immigrants, and Urban Politics Location: Enchantment B Chair: Lavariega Monforti, Jessica, Florida International University Papers: Beyond Remittances: Home Town Associations as a Mechanism for Immigrant Political Incorporation in the United States Gonzalez, Denise, University of Southern California Felix, Adrian, University of Southern California Local Elected Officials View Community Power: Assessments of Influence from Those Who Count Lewis, Paul, Arizona State University Ramakrishnan, Karthick, University of California, Riverside The Determinants and Consequences of Internal Discrimination Among Latinos in the U.S. Sanchez, Gabriel, University of New Mexico Discussant: Michelson, Melissa, California State University, East Bay
50 Thursday, March 16, 2006 1:15 – 3:00 PM
PANEL 23.02 Voting Mechanisms, Third Parties, and the Shape of the Electorate Location: Enchantment D Chair: Hardy-Fanta, Carol, University of Massachusetts, Boston Papers: Residential Mobility and Voter Turnout: A Rational Choice Perspective Champney, Leonard, University of Scranton Counting on Preferential Voting Systems Endersby, James, University of Missouri Towle, Michael, Mount St. Mary The True Electorate McDonald, Michael, George Mason University
Discussant: Brown, Lara, California State University, Channel Islands PANEL 24.08 Social Issues in Comparative Context Location: Enchantment C Chair: Williams, Juliet, L. University of California, Santa Barbara Papers: The One Child Policy: Urban Youth and the Social Safety Net Currier, Carrie Liu, Texas Christian University Post-ICPD Egypt and Gender Equality Landolt, Laura, Virginia Wesleyan College Role of Grameen Bank on the Progression of Gender Justice: An Assessment from the Capability Approach Ahmed, Sayeed, Northern Arizona University Barkat, Sophia, Northern Arizona University Legislative Oddities: Reproductive Rights in North American Legislatures Haussman, Melissa, Carleton University, Ottawa, Canada Discussant: Montoya Kirk, Celeste, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale
51 Thursday, March 16, 2006 3:15 – 5:00 PM
Thursday, March 16, 2006 3:15 PM - 5:00 PM PANEL 01.05 Political Economy of Market Reforms Location: Pavilion V Chair: Hansen, Wendy, University of New Mexico Papers: Political Institutions and Financial Market Regulation: Argentina and Thailand in the 1990’s Choe, Wongi, University of Oklahoma Does Privatization Promote Trade? An Empirical Analysis of the Developing World Schatzman, Christina, Arizona State University Drope, Jeffrey, University of Miami Using the Back Door: Origins of Informal Finance in Chinese Local Government Teets, Jessica, University of Colorado, Boulder The Flypaper Effect: Does “Money Stick Where It Hits” in Chinese Counties? Guo, Gang Discussant: Thiers, Paul, Washington State University PANEL 02.05 Environment and Democratic Theory Location: Fiesta 2 Chair: Breen, Sheri, St. Olaf College Papers: Hecatombs for the Demos: Animals, Sacrifice and Democracy Dolgert, Stefan, Duke University Dilemmas in Green Democracy Wilson, Harlan, Oberlin College Holistic Environmentalism and Deliberative Democracy: Hope for Coexistence Taverna, Jessica, University of Utah
52 Thursday, March 16, 2006 3:15 – 5:00 PM
Deliberative Democracy: International Environmental Jurisprudence and Beyond Bartlett, Robert, Purdue University Baber, Walter, California State University, Long Beach Ecological Citizenship in the Private Realm Arnell, Ruth, Idaho State University
Discussant: Vanderheiden, Steve, University of Minnesota, Duluth PANEL 03.06 Policy Change: Cases in Environmental Policy Location: Fiesta 3 Chair: VanDyk, Robert, Pacific University Papers: Forests or Trees?: Ecology, Environmental Policy, and the Question of Scale Bowersox, Joe, Willamette University River Restoration and Dam Removal in the American West: A Comparison of Policy Change Across Political Jurisdictions Clark, Brad, Colorado State University Global Warming Emissions and The United States: Will State Policies Impact Future Emissions Reductions? Rinfret, Sara, Northern Arizona University Local and State Government and Wildfire: Mitigation, Responses, and Change Vaughn, Jacqueline, Northern Arizona University Cortner, Hanna, Cortner and Associates Discussant: VanDyk, Robert, Pacific University PANEL 04.04 Constructing Presidents and the Presidency Location: Enchantment F Papers: Invoking Jefferson, Recollecting Roosevelt, and Imitating Hamilton: President William J. Clinton's Use of Exemplars Brown, Lara, California State University, Channel Islands
53 Thursday, March 16, 2006 3:15 – 5:00 PM
Negative Campaign Advertisements and the Electorate: A Qualitative Analysis of 2004 Bush vs. Kerry Televised Messages Kniffen, Garrett, University of Illinois at Springfield Miller, Tim, University of Illinois at Springfield Class Presidents: A Class-Based Analysis of Presidential Speechmaking Myers, Jason, California State University, Stanislaus Routh, Stephen, California State University, Stanislaus How Quickly They Forget: Duration of the Presidential Rally Effect Todsen, John, University of New Mexico The Celluloid President: Images of Presidential Power and Leadership in Hollywood Movies Voorhees, Matthew, Whitman College PANEL 07.04 Roundtable: Engaging the Research, Politics, PANEL 08.03 and Methodology of Critical Race and Gender Theory Location: Enchantment D Chair: Hancock, Ange-Marie, Yale University Discussants: Sampaio, Anna, University of Colorado, Denver Rocco, Raymond, University of California, Los Angeles Burgess, Susan, Ohio University Smith, Anna Marie, Cornell University PANEL 09.07 Issues in Criminal Law and Policy Location: Sendero I Chair: Banks, Chris, University of Akron Papers: Reconsidering Debates Over Plea Bargaining, Court Delay, and Prison Populations with an Agent-Based Simulation Gizzi, Michael, Mesa State College Vail, Richard, Mesa State College Wilkerson, William, State University of New York, College at Oneonta
54 Thursday, March 16, 2006 3:15 – 5:00 PM
Federalism, Regional Diversity and Drugs: The Case for Devolving Drug Policy to the States Pickerill, Mitchell, Washington State University Phelps, Andrew, Washington State University Chen, Paul, Western Washington University Discussant: Boyea, Brent, University of Texas at Arlington PANEL 10.01 Diversity in Legislatures Location: Enchantment E Chair: Richards, Erin, Washington State University Papers: Constituency Diversity and Policy Representation: Does Diversity Undermine Democracy? Bishin, Benjamin, University of Miami The Election of African Americans and Latinos to State Legislatures Casellas, Jason, University of Texas A Unified Theory of Minority-Majority Districts, Racial and Ethnic Incorporation, and Legislative Influence: Latino Legislators in the American States Preuhs, Robert, University of Colorado at Boulder Juenke, Eric, University of Colorado at Boulder Discussant: Richards, Erin, Washington State University PANEL 11.03 Media and Citizen Linkages Location: Sendero II Chair: Scholnick, Erin, California State University, East Bay Papers: Slated Objectivity? Cable News Exposure and Perceived Media Bias Morris, Jonathan, East Carolina University Media Coverage and Its Effects on Attitudes Toward Institutions and Incumbents Franklin, Lee, University of California, Irvine
55 Thursday, March 16, 2006 3:15 – 5:00 PM
The Suppression of Dissent: How the U.S. Mass Media Help Hobble Social Movements Boykoff, Jules, Pacific University Discussant: Ono, Keiko, University of Oklahoma PANEL 13.01 Party Strategies Location: Pavilion I-II Chair: Thomas, Clive, University of Alaska Southeast Papers: Running With or Away from Your Party? The Use of Party Issues and Images in Political Advertisements Arbour, Brian, University of Texas at Austin Barbarena, Laura, University of Texas at Austin McGowen, Ernest Partisan Competition and Economic Growth in Multi- Ethnic States Tkacheva, Olesya, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor Discussant: Hundsdorfer, Tim, University of Colorado PANEL 14.06 Political Agency Location: Fiesta 1 Chair: Nordeen, Patricia Papers: A Theory of Internal Autonomy Taylor, Robert, University of California, Davis Realism and Poststructuralist Ethics: Weber, Ricoeur, Connolly Wiley, James, St. Norbert College Maximum Feasible Reflexivity: Democratic Citizenship and the War on Poverty Olson, Kevin, University of California, Irvine Discussant: LaVaque-Manty, Mika, University of Michigan
56 Thursday, March 16, 2006 3:15 – 5:00 PM
PANEL 14.12 Politics and Hope: American Visions Location: Fiesta 4 Chair: Naranch, Laurie, Siena College Papers: Emerson and Cavell on Democratic Hope Norris, Andrew, University of Pennsylvania Hiding in Plain View: The Social Contractarianism of Bill Clinton Siemers, David, University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh Land of Hope and Dreams (41 Shots): Bruce Springsteen's America Stow, Simon, The College of William and Mary Hope and Politics and Contemporary Conservative Thought: The Cases of Irving Kristol and Norman Mailer Zirakzadeh, Cyrus, University of Connecticut Discussant: Marasco, Robyn, University of California, Berkeley PANEL 15.04 Educating Citizens about Sexual Diversity Location: Pavilion IV Chair: Sherrill, Kenneth, Hunter College, CUNY Papers: Abstinence-only Sex Education in New Jersey Josephson, Jyl, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey Togun, Kehinde, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey Contesting Compassion: How Love Wins Out in the Ex-Gay Movement Burack, Cynthia, Ohio State University Discussant: Rosenthal, Donald, Retired (University of Buffalo)
57 Thursday, March 16, 2006 3:15 – 5:00 PM
PANEL 19.07 Social Capital and the Politics of Race and Ethnicity Location: Enchantment A Chair: Segura, Gary , University of Washington Papers: Government Trust and the African American Electorate Mangum, Maurice, Southern Illinois University Edwardsville Boliando Alone: A Survey of Civic Engagement among Latino Youth Marichal, Jose, California Lutheran University Looking Back, Looking Forward: Getting Out the Latino Vote Michelson, Melissa, California State University, East Bay The Discord of Participation and Trust: Social Capital in the African American Community Wilson, Victoria, University of California, Irvine Discussant: Segura, Gary, University of Washington PANEL 21.02 Democratization and the Educational Process Location: Pavilion III Chair: Sara, Leticia, Red Rocks Community College Papers: The Increasing Role For On-Line Education and Its Impact On The Discipline Of Political Science Johnson, Susan, University of Wisconsin-Whitewater Rethinking Introduction to Political Science: Teaching Citizenship to Undergraduates in the 21st Century Franz, Michael, Bowdoin College Mello, Brian, University of Washington and Seattle University
58 Thursday, March 16, 2006 3:15 – 5:00 PM
The Role of Higher Education in Schooling Urban Youth about Voting and Elections Brinkman, April, University of Washington, Tacoma Discussant: Sara, Leticia, Red Rocks Community College PANEL 24.01 Roundtable: Has Women's Political Progress Stalled? A Roundtable on the Recruitment of Women for Public Office Location: Enchantment C Chair: Carroll, Susan, Rutgers University Discussants: Duerst-Lahti, Georgia, Beloit College Fox, Richard, Union College Moncrief, Gary, Boise State University Sierra, Christine, University of New Mexico
6:15 - 7:45 PM Women & Politics’ Reception Sponsored by the Journal of Women, Politics & Policy (Haworth Press) Location: Enchantment C-D
7:00 - 8:30 PM Graduate Students' 7:45 - 9:15 PM Reception Minority Scholars' Reception Location: Fiesta 3-4 Cosponsored by the Inter-University Consortium for Political and Social Research (ICPSR) and the National Conference of Black Political Scientists (NCOBPS) Location: Enchantment C-D 9:30 PM PRQ Reception Location: Fiesta 3-4
59 Friday, March 17, 2006 8:00 - 9:45 AM
Friday, March 17, 2006 8:00 AM - 9:45 AM PANEL 01.06 Electoral Arrangements and Regime Performance Location: Pavilion V Papers: Understanding Presidential Survival in Argentina, Bolivia and Peru Edwards, Margaret, University of New Mexico From Structure to Incentive: Presidentialism of Coalition in South America Inácio, Magna, Federal University of Minas Gerais Interest Rates, Inflation, and Governments' Partisanship Salucci, Lapo, University of Colorado at Boulder PANEL 01.15 Public Opinion in Comparative Perspective Location: Sendero III Chair: Atkeson, Lonna Rae, University of New Mexico Papers: Strategic Voting and Coalition Preferences in PR Systems Karp, Jeffrey, Texas Tech University Attitudes to Market Economy in Africa Ponomarenko, Irina Preference for Societal Change Through Revolutionary Action in Brazil: Evidence from the World Values Survey Donaghy, Maureen, University of Colorado at Boulder Worldviews: Citzen Evaluations of Threat, Risk, and Security, and the Link to Political Action Appleton, Andrew, Washington State University Vosse, Wilhelm, International Christian University Discussant: Atkeson, Lonna Rae, University of New Mexico
60 Friday, March 17, 2006 8:00 - 9:45 AM
PANEL 03.09 Politics of Binational Water Management on the U.S.-Mexico Border Location: Fiesta 3 Chair: Lybecker, Donna, Penn State Altoona Papers: Decentralization, Capacity Building, and Intergovernmental Water Management on the U.S.- Mexican Border Lybecker, Donna, Penn State Altoona The Politics of Administrative Reform at the United States Section of the International Boundary and Water Commission Mumme, Stephen, Colorado State University United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) and Bi-national Water Issues along the U.S.-Mexico Border Ibanez Hernandez, Oscar Fidencio, Universidad Autonoma de Ciudad Juarez (and Colorado State University) Discussant: Lybecker, Donna, Penn State Altoona PANEL 05.04 National Security and the U.S. Political Order Location: Parlor 207 Chair: Sparrow, Bartholomew, University of Texas at Austin Papers: Clinton, Congress, and Coercion: Ideational Determinants of Regime Change Burgos, Russell, Claremont McKenna College The Spanish-American War's Influence on American Political Development Saldin, Robert, University of Virginia APD Meets IR: Integrating the Study of the U.S. National Security State Wirls, Daniel, University of California, Santa Cruz
61 Friday, March 17, 2006 8:00 - 9:45 AM
Democracies as Occupiers: Winning the Peace in Post-War Germany and Japan Willard-Foster, Melissa, University of California, Los Angeles Discussant: Sparrow, Bartholomew, University of Texas at Austin PANEL 06.03 Desperately Seeking Self-determination and Sovereignty Location: Enchantment D Chair: Coaty, Patrick, Orange Coast College Papers: Nations in the Making? The Future of Non-Self Governing Territories and Départments D’outre Mer Martinez, Juan Pablo, University of Texas at San Antonio The Poverty-Conflict Trap Revised: The Role of Economic Grievances in Triggering Violence for Secessionist and Non-Secessionist Groups. Norlen, Tova, Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies (SAI Sandberg, Krister, International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA) Beyond Diplomacy: Conflict Management in a Diverse World Wehrenfennig, Daniel, University of California, Irvine Discussant: Coaty, Patrick, Orange Coast College PANEL 09.06 Supreme Court Justices: Nominees, Justices, and Retirees Location: Sendero I Chair: Baird, Vanessa, University of Colorado-Boulder Papers: Transparency and Secrecy in the Confirmation of Judge Roberts: Balancing Ethics, Independance, and Majoritarian Democracy Hoch, Katrina, Univeristy of California San Diego Where Have You Gone, John Hessin Clarke? Crowe, Justin, Princeton University Karpowitz, Christopher, Princeton University 62 Friday, March 17, 2006 8:00 - 9:45 AM
The Impact of Race and Gender on Newspaper Coverage of Supreme Court Nominees Roberts, Christopher, University of Washington Supreme Court Justices Going Public Johnson, Lori, Mercer University PANEL 11.02 Political Knowledge and Information Location: Fiesta 2 Chair: Endersby, James, University of Missouri Papers: Explaining Variations in Political Knowledge Gaps Barabas, Jason, Harvard University Jerit, Jennifer, University of Connecticut The Enduring Power of False Political Information Bullock, John, Stanford University Do Individuals Find Representations of Collective Opinion Useful if They Have Little Confidence in the Collective’s Political Judgments? Currin-Percival, Mary, University of California, Riverside Who are You? Examining Political Awareness is Public Approval Ratings Krug, Daniel, University of Colorado Discussant: Endersby, James, University of Missouri PANEL 14.08 Egoism and Sociability Location: Fiesta 1 Chair: Sokoloff, William, University of Southern California and University of California Irvine Papers: Teaching War: Behemoth and the Absolutist Argument for Limited Government Abosch, Yishaiya, California State University, Fresno The Totemic Sovereign: Freudian Substructure in Hobbe's Theory of State Cameron, Kevin, Lafayette College
63 Friday, March 17, 2006 8:00 - 9:45 AM
Liberalism, Natural Law and the Individual: Egoism and Sociability in the Work of Hugo Grotius King, Kristy, Rutgers University Synthesizing Classical and Christian Ideals in Early American Political Thought: John Adams and the Virtue of Magnanimity Evans, John, University of Wisconsin-Madison Discussant: Johnson, Curtis, Lewis and Clark College PANEL 14.09 From Abu Ghraib to the Superdome: Liberal Democracy and Precarious Life Location: Pavilion III Chair: Smith, Anna Marie, Cornell University Papers: Militarization, Securitization, and the Garrison State in Hawaii Ferguson, Kathy, University of Hawaii Turnbull, Phyllis, University of Hawaii Neo-Eugenics Smith, Anna Marie, Cornell University We Are All Torturers Now Kaufman-Osborne, Timothy, Whitman College Discussant: Sampaio, Anna, University of Colorado, Denver PANEL 15.03 Intersecting Contestations Regarding Citizenship and Gender Location: Enchantment E Chair: Pierceson, Jason, University of Illinois at Springfield Papers: Fetal vs. Maternal Citizenship: A Return to Republican Motherhood? Rose, Melody, Portland State University A Woman’s Right to Culture: An Argument for Gendered Cultural Rights Veazey, Linda, University of Southern California
64 Friday, March 17, 2006 8:00 - 9:45 AM
Citizenship, Religious Beliefs, and Same-Sex Marriage Gill, Emily, Bradley University Discussant: Grant, Judith, Ohio University PANEL 17.04 Issue Framing Location: Fiesta 4 Chair: Hendrickson, Louise, University of California, Riverside Papers: Social Marketing Gay Unions Baker, Jessica, IKON Public Affairs Blood Ties That Pull?: Subjective Group Identification and Latino Candidate Evaluation DeFrancesco Soto, Victoria, Duke University Framing Effects and Attitudes Toward Immigrant Assimilation Perez, Efren, Duke University Discussant: Hendrickson, Louise, University of California, Riverside PANEL 18.01 Catastrophe Policy and Prevention Location: Pavilion IV Chair: Martin, Ed, California State University, Long Beach Papers: Urban Dilemmas in Post-Katrina New Orleans: The Search for Theories by Which to Decipher Perceived Governmental Response Shortfalls Barnett, Tim, Jacksonville State University Can Democracy Prevent Catastrophe? The Case of the Asteroid Threat Dark, Taylor, California State University, Los Angeles The Politics of Vulnerability: Constructing Local Performance Regimes for Homeland Security Clarke, Susan, University of Colorado at Boulder Chenoweth, Erica, University of Colorado at Boulder
65 Friday, March 17, 2006 8:00 - 9:45 AM
Land Use Issues and Disaster Financial Cost Recovery: FEMA and Hurricane Katrina Settle, Allen, California Polytechnic State University Discussant: Martin, Ed, California State University, Long Beach PANEL 19.02 Grappling with a Legacy of Racial Abuse: Reframing a Toxic Debate Location: Enchantment A Chair: Garcia, Sonia, St. Mary's University Papers: Multiculturalism and American Party Politics Bass, Shana, California State University, San Marcos Whitewashing America: How the Development of Liberalism in the 20th Century Took the Question of Race Off of the Agenda Diggles, Michelle, University of Oregon Parson, Sean, University of Oregon One Decade Later: The Continuing Need for Race Conscious Policies in Admissions at the University of California Gritter, Matthew, New School for Social Research Grappling With a Legacy of Racial Abuse Harris, Micah, Oklahoma Baptist University Discussant: Garcia, Sonia, St. Mary's University PANEL 19.09 Individualism and the Politics of Identity Location: Enchantment C Chair: Sachs, Stephen, Indiana University-Purdue University-Indianapolis Papers: Suburbia on My Mind: The American Dream Ideology and Its Effect on the Level of Naturalization of Mexican Immigrants Minney, Maria, University Of California, Irvine
66 Friday, March 17, 2006 8:00 - 9:45 AM
Asian Pride or Ambiguous Identities? The Impact of Asian American Racial Group Consciousness on Participation Junn, Jane, Rutgers University Masuoka, Natalie, University of California, Irvine Advocacy on Behalf of the Poor: Assessing Elite Influence on Organizational Behavior Paden, Catherine, Northwestern University Discussant: Sachs, Stephen, Indiana University-Purdue University, Indianapolis PANEL 20.01 The Politics of Education Location: Enchantment F Chair: Rocha, Rene, Texas A&M University Papers: The Politics of State Support for Higher Education Dar, Luciana, University of California, Los Angeles The Politics of Public Education in Hawaii: Citizen Attitudes and Institutional Structure Fitzpatrick, Angela, Syracuse University Charter School Law Reinvention Kucsova, Simona, Grand Valley State University The Higher Education Lobby in the Pacific Northwest States: Lobbyists, Strategies, Tactics and Influence Thomas, Clive, University of Alaska Southeast Foster, Richard, Idaho State University Lunch, William, Oregon State University Discussant: Straus, Ryane, College of Saint Rose PANEL 22.04 The Dynamics of Change and Communication in Urban Areas Location: Enchantment B Chair: Lindstrom, Matt, College of St. Benedict-St. John Papers: Civic Engagement in the Face of Urban Growth: Evaluating the Promise of New Urbanism Fredericksen, Patricia, Boise State University Mason, Susan, Boise State University
67 Friday, March 17, 2006 8:00 - 9:45 AM
Freedom and Democracy in a Property Rights Regime: The Case of the Modern Gated Community Horn, Steven, University of Southern California Communication Network and Cognitive Political Efficacy: Los Angeles Neighborhood Council Members’ Communication Networks Kwak, Sun-Young, University of Southern California Discussants: Marichal, Jose, California Lutheran University Hogen-Esch, Tom, California State University, Northridge
68 Friday, March 17, 2006 10:00 - 11:45 AM
Friday, March 17, 2006 10:00 AM - 11:45 AM PANEL 01.08 Political Development in Asia Location: Pavilion V Chair: Das, Runa, University of Minnesota, Duluth Papers: Nationalism, Communalism, and Nuclearism in South Asia Das, Runa, University of Minnesota, Duluth Nationalism and Democracy: East Asian Experiences Seo, Jungmin, University of Hawaii at Manoa Classing Ethnicity: Strategies of Mass Mobilization in the Transition to Democracy Yang, David, Princeton University Intraparty politics, Democratization, and Government Spending: Evidence from South Korea and Taiwan Yap, O. Fiona, University of Kansas Political Violence and the Future of Democratization in Indonesia Asitadani, Diah, University of Geneva, Switzerland Discussant: Das, Runa, University of Minnesota, Duluth PANEL 01.11 Social Protest, Social Movements Location: Pavilion IV Chair: McHenry, Dean (Jr.), Claremont Graduate University Papers: Champions for Peace: Women Winners of the Nobel Prize for Peace Stiehm, Judith, Florida International University Mobilizing Society: The New Politics of Civil Society and Social Movements in Argentina Frajman, Eduardo, University of Maryland, College Park
69 Friday, March 17, 2006 10:00 - 11:45 AM
Stationary Bandits: Understanding Rebel Governance Mampilly, Zachariah, University of California, Los Angeles Is Secession a Tool for Mass Democratization or for Leader Advancement? A Comparison of Two Movements McHenry, Dean (Jr.), Claremont Graduate University Discussant: Robinson, Jean PANEL 02.03 Human and Nonhuman in Environmental Theory 1: Thinking Like Hybrids Location: Pavilion III Chair: Lovecraft, Amy, University of Alaska Fairbanks Papers: The End of Nature and Society?: Bruno Latour and the Nonhuman in Politics Nordquist, Michael, University of Minnesota, Twin Cities Fortune Is a River: Nature and the Republican Ideal of Non- Domination Buck, Christopher, University of Chicago Thinking Like a Mountain: Mount Rushmore's Gaze Chaloupka, Bill, Colorado State University Discussant: Luke, Timothy, Virginia Polytechnic Institute PANEL 03.01 Environmental Issues in Comparative Perspective Location: Fiesta 3 Papers: Water Resources and the Issue of Social Justice: Private vs. Public Sector Management of Water Services Ahmed, Sayeed, Northern Arizona University Governance for Sustainable Development: The European Union and United States Compared Bomberg, Elizabeth, University of Edinburgh
70 Friday, March 17, 2006 10:00 - 11:45 AM
Preaching to the Choir: From Dictatorship to Democracy, 55 Years of Forest Propaganda in Spain Seijo, Francisco, Middlebury College in Spain ‘New’ and ‘Old’ Modes of Environmental Governance: The Evolution of the North American Migratory Bird Policy Regime Wilson, Jeremy, University of Victoria The Political Economy of Property Use Rights over Forests in Vietnam Coe, Cari, University of California, Los Angeles PANEL 04.01 Roundtable: Has the Bush Presidency Changed the Presidency? Location: Enchantment F Chair: Genovese, Michael, Loyola Marymount University Discussants: Han, Lori, Chapman University Cronin, Thomas, Colorado College Heldman, Caroline, Whittier College Farrar-Myers, Victoria, University of Texas, Arlington Kassop, Nancy, State University of New York, New Paltz PANEL 05.01 Institutional Change in Political History: Courts, Parties and Bureaucracy Location: Sendero I Chair: Kahn, Ronald, Oberlin College Papers: Understanding the Institutional Development of the Nineteenth Century Supreme Court: How Politics and the Issues Before the Court Shaped Its Role Alcorn, Mark, St. Cloud State University Party Politics and the Popular Franchise: Removal of the Property Qualification and the Democratization of America King, Ronald, San Diego State University Moeller, Justin, San Diego State University
71 Friday, March 17, 2006 10:00 - 11:45 AM
The Evolution of Bureaucratic Design: The Development of the Federal Communications Regulatory Bureaucracy, 1926-1952 Zarkin, Michael, Westminster College of Salt Lake City Discussants: Kahn, Ronald, Oberlin College Kersch, Ken, Princeton University PANEL 06.10 Globalization and Issues in IPE Location: Sendero III Chair: Pallansch, Leona, St. Mary's University Papers: Globalization and Electoral Accountability Isaacson, Ryan, University of Colorado, Boulder Economic Integration, Human Development, and Government Roles Watanabe, Kanji, Northern Arizona University Discussant: Pallansch, Leona, St. Mary's University PANEL 07.03 Roundtable: Why Ethnography? Creativity, Improvisation, and Method in the Study of Politics Location: Enchantment D Chair: Pachirat, Timothy, Yale University Discussants: Sadiq, Kamal, University of California, Irvine Sampaio, Anna, University of Colorado, Denver Warren, Dorian, University of Chicago Yanow, Dvora, Vrije Universiteit-Amsterdam PANEL 08.05 The Modern State's Regulation of Racial PANEL 01.16 Formation through Marriage: Lived Experience and the Law Location: Sendero II Chair: Smith, Anna Marie, Cornell University
72 Friday, March 17, 2006 10:00 - 11:45 AM
Papers: ''Only the Home Can Found a State'': The Political Economy of Marriage and the Family in Federal Indian Policy, 1870-1900 Cahill, Cathleen, University of New Mexico Situating Sigheh: Critical Reflections on Temporary Marriage in Contemporary Iran Williams, Juliet, University of California, Santa Barbara Trans-Racial Marriages, Multiracial Children and ''Ethnic Monitoring'' in Britain’s State Schools Twine, France Winddance, University of California, Santa Barbara Under Fire: Using Threats to the Family as a Political Strategy in the United States and Chile Thomas, Gwynn, University at Buffalo, State University of New York Yamin, Priscilla, University of Oregon Discussant: Hawkesworth, Mary, Rutgers University PANEL 09.05 Courts and Law: Comparative Approaches Location: Enchantment E Chair: Evans Case, Rhonda, Claremont McKenna College Papers: Judicial Independence and Democratization in Serbia Baker, Rudy, University of Southern California The Nuclear Option: Constitutional Interpretation in Hong Kong-China Relations Heurlin, Christopher, University of Washington Shaping the Judiciary and the Rule of Law: A Subnational Analysis of Judicial Independence in Mexico, 1993-2003 Ingram, Matthew, University of New Mexico
73 Friday, March 17, 2006 10:00 - 11:45 AM
PANEL 13.04 Interest Groups and Democracy Location: Fiesta 4 Chair: Monardi, Fred, Community College of Southern Nevada Papers: Building a Better Labor Movement? An Analysis of the Recent Split in the American Labor Movement for Interest Group Politics Geron, Kim, California State University, East Bay Campaigning on Fruit, Nuts, and Wine Jorgensen, Paul, University of Oklahoma Evaluation Findings From the TCE Policy and Advocacy Program: Expanding Clinic Consortia Policy Advocacy Capacity Gardner, Annette, University of California, San Francisco Geierstanger, Sara, University of California, San Francisco Brindis, Claire, University of California, San Francisco Discussant: Jelen, Ted, DePauw University PANEL 14.10 Minority Representation and Group Rights Location: Enchantment B Chair: Beltran, Cristina, Haverford College Papers: Distinction in Democracy: Minority Representation in the Works of John Stuart Mill, François Guizot and John C. Calhoun Ahmed, Amel, University of Pennsylvania Reconciling Group Rights and Gender Rights in Multicultural Democracies Keating, Christine, Ohio State University Justice and Strategy in an Imperfect World: American Indian Land Claims and Remedial Rights Hendrix, Burke, Cornell University
74 Friday, March 17, 2006 10:00 - 11:45 AM
The Dead Dogma of Multiculturalism Lennahan, Jamie, University of Colorado at Boulder Discussant: Olson, Joel, Northern Arizona University PANEL 14.11 Traveling Theory Location: Fiesta 1 Chair: Hsueh, Vicki, Western Washington University Papers: Travel, Theory, Gender and Genre: Translating a 19th-Century Arabian Princess from Zanzibar Euben, Roxanne, Wellesley College Stranger Wisdom: Travel and the Origins of Political Knowledge McWilliams, Susan, Princeton University Beyond the Smoke of Their Own Chimneys: Travel Literature and the Lockean Encounter with Difference Sterling, Rebekah, University of California, Los Angeles Cultural Flows, Traveling Democracy Mishra, Pramod, Augustana College Discussant: McClure, Kirstie, University of California, Los Angeles PANEL 14.33 Aspects of Political Thought in Ancient Greece Location: Fiesta 2 Chair: Smith, Nicholas, Lewis and Clark College Papers: Political Leadership in Ancient Greece Madrid, Richard, California State University, Fullerton Ton, Tammy, California State University, Fullerton The Political Thought of Plato and Aristotle: A Centenary Tribute Taylor, Quentin, Rogers State University
75 Friday, March 17, 2006 10:00 - 11:45 AM
Optimism in Thucydides' Teaching: The Case of Hermocrates Riley, Jack, Coastal Carolina University The Life of Socrates and the Life of Aesop Clayton, Edward, Central Michigan University Discussant: Smith, Nicholas, Lewis and Clark College PANEL 19.03 Race and Representation Location: Enchantment A Chair: Fraga, Luis, Stanford University Papers: Unequal Distribution of Campaign Contributions to Minority Candidates Bejarano, Christina, University of Iowa I Don’t See Color, I Just Vote for the Best Candidate: The Persistence of Ethnic Polarized Voting Manzano, Sylvia, St. Mary’s University Vega, Arturo, University of Texas at San Antonio Preferable Descriptive Representatives? Investigating The Impact of the Personal Attributes of Descriptive Representatives on Substantive Representation Sanchez, Gabriel, University of New Mexico Uscinski, Joseph, University of Arizona Rocca, Michael, University of New Mexico Discussant: Fraga, Luis, Stanford University PANEL 24.07 Violence and Gender Location: Enchantment C Chair: Landolt, Laura, Virginia Wesleyan College Papers: Are Democratic States Better Equipped to Protect Women’s Human Rights Against Violence? A Case Study Agarwal, Archana, University of Southern California
76 Friday, March 17, 2006 10:00 - 11:45 AM
Speaking Power to Truth: The Gendering of Violence in the Analysis of Female Suicide Bombers Jones, M. Beth, Gonzaga University The National Impact of Transnational Activism: European Networks for Combating Gender Violence and Their Impact on Member-States Montoya Kirk, Celeste, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale Discussant: Disney, Jennifer, Winthrop University
12:00 - 1:00 PM The Pi Sigma Alpha Lecture
Honorable Patricia Madrid Attorney General for New Mexico
Funding is provided by the Pi Sigma Alpha National Office Location: Pavilion I-II
77 Friday, March 17, 2006 1:15 – 3:00 PM
Friday, March 17,2006 1:15 PM - 3:00 PM PANEL 01.12 Politics of Immigration and Citizenship Location: Pavilion IV Chair: Freeman, Gary, University of Texas at Austin Papers: Latinos and Latin American Overseas Elections: The Dominican and Honduran Cases Compared Sagás, Ernesto, Southern New Hampshire University Citizenship for ‘Foreigners’ in Germany Hendrickson, Louise, University of California, Riverside Not All Citizens Are Equal: Dual Nationals and Children of Mixed Marriages in Egypt Stumpo, Pamela, University of Washington Public Opinion, Elite Opinion, and Immigration Policy in Western Europe Westfall, Aubrey, Colorado University, Boulder Discussant: Freeman, Gary, University of Texas at Austin PANEL 02.04 Human and Nonhuman in Environmental Theory 2: Bodies, Animals, and Others Location: Pavilion III Chair: Kassiola, Joel, San Francisico State University Papers: Nature and the Body's Politic: Ortega y Gasset's Phenomenology of the Other McKenzie, Jonathan, Purdue University Saving Ecology from Human Freedom: The Advantages of Charles Taylor’s Recursive Liberalism Sinn, Jeff, Winthrop University Colonialism, Captivity, and Escape in Bartram’s Travels Gabrielson, Teena, Southwestern University
78 Friday, March 17, 2006 1:15 – 3:00 PM
Animal Politics: Sovereignty and the Animal Body Young, Katherine, Colorado State University Discussant: Biro, Andrew, Acadia University PANEL 03.07 Environmental and Civil Society: Cases in Comparative Perspective Location: Parlor 207 Chair: Reams, Margaret, Louisiana State University Papers: Environment and Civil Society in Bosnia: Democratic Consolidation or Dependency Fagan, Adam, Queen Mary, University of London Democracy and Environmental Protection: Exploring Possible Links Kelso, Mark, Queens University of Charlotte A Swedish Environmental Norm: Rethoric and Legitimacy in Swedish Environmental Policy Matti, Simon, Luleå University of Technology Sustainable Development in Practice – A Female Responsibility? Wihlborg, Elin, Linköping University Skill, Karin, Institution for Thematic Discussant: Reams, Margaret, Louisiana State University PANEL 04.02 The Unilateral Executive Location: Enchantment F Papers: Presidential Behavioral Patterns that Lead to the Strategic Use of Executive Orders, 1953-2005 Canales, Bianca, University of Texas at Arlington Presidential Executive Orders: A Tool for Regime Repudiation, Creation and Maintenance Fralick, Heather, University at Albany, State University of New York
79 Friday, March 17, 2006 1:15 – 3:00 PM
U.S. Unilateral International Executive Agreements: Potential Constitutional and International Crisis Haynes, Michael, The University of Tennessee PANEL 05.03 Polity and Politics in Social Policy Location: Fiesta 3 Chair: King, Ronald, San Diego State University Papers: Daniel P. Moynihan and the Great Society: Unraveling the Tangle of Pathology Spitzer, Scott, California State University, Fullerton Beyond the Welfare State Strach, Patricia, State University of New York, Albany Sullivan, Kathleen, Ohio University From Welfare to Workfare: Reforming U.S. Public Assistance Bertram, Eva, University of California, Santa Cruz The Neoconservatives and New Orleans: The Results of Neglectful Conservatism Arsneault, Shelly, California State University, Fullerton Matthewson, Donald, California State University, Fullerton Redirecting the New Deal Regime, 1964-72 Zinman, Donald, University of Texas at Austin Discussant: King, Ronald, San Diego State University PANEL 06.01 Democracy: Out of Africa Location: Enchantment D Chair: Jacquemin, Celine, St. Mary's University Papers: In Democracy We Trust: Bush and Clinton Administrations’ Efforts at Promoting Democracy in Africa, 1992-2000 Otenyo, Eric, Northern Arizona University
80 Friday, March 17, 2006 1:15 – 3:00 PM
Democracy and Democratization in Selected African States: A Critical Analysis of Issues of Concern in 21st Century Africa Ajuogu, Mark, Federal University of Technology Owerri (FUTO), Nigeria Ajuogu, Joseph The Genocide in Rwanda and the International Coffee Economy Kamola, Isaac, University of Minnesota, Twin Cities Discussant: Jacquemin, Celine, St. Mary's University PANEL 07.01 The Methods Cafe (Consult an Expert: Methodological Brainstorming) Location: Enchantment E Chair: Zirakzadeh, Cyrus, University of Connecticut Papers: Metaphor, Space, and Category Analyses Yanow, Dvora, Vrije Universiteit-Amsterdam Evaluative Criteria and Standards Schwartz-Shea, Peregrine, University of Utah Participant-Observation/Field Research Warren, Dorian, University of Chicago Historical Institutionalism and Science Studies Brandwein, Pamela, University of Texas at Dallas Institutional Discourse Analysis Novkov, Julie, University of Oregon Political Theorists Doing Empirical Research Kaufman-Osborne, Timothy, Whitman College PANEL 09.04 Courts and Institutional Change Location: Sendero I Chair: Carter, Lief, Colorado College Papers: Executive Privileges and Judicial Nominations: What Does the President Owe the Senate? Comiskey, Michael, Pennsylvania State University
81 Friday, March 17, 2006 1:15 – 3:00 PM
Exploring the Paradox of Institutional Stability and Change: Lessons from Congressional and Judicial Responses to the Asbestos Crisis Barnes, Jeb, University of Southern California Court-Legislative Interactions Miller, Mark, Clark University The Emergence of Internet Citations in Judicial Opinions: Examining the Supreme Court of the U.S. and the U.S. Courts of Appeals Wilkerson, William, State University of New York, College at Oneonta The Dissent Becomes the Majority: Using Federalism to Transform Coalitions in the U.S. Supreme Court Baird, Vanessa, University of Colorado-Boulder Discussant: Olson, Susan, University of Utah PANEL 10.03 Congress and Public Policy Location: Sendero III Chair: Casellas, Jason, University of Texas Papers: Campaign Finance Reform Legislating: An Institutional Analysis Julius, William, California State University, Fullerton The Politics of House Appropriations Subcommittee Assignments Frisch, Scott, California State University, Channel Islands Kelly, Sean, Niagara University Congressional Formulas and Fiscal Federalism: The Inequitable Distribution of Federal Aid Schaal, Pamela, University of Notre Dame Regulatory Reform and Inter-Branch Rivalry Levin, Daniel, University of Utah Discussant: Becker, Lawrence, California State University, Northridge
82 Friday, March 17, 2006 1:15 – 3:00 PM
PANEL 14.02 Agonistic Democracy Location: Fiesta 1 Chair: Apostolidis, Paul, Whitman College Papers: America’s Time Across the Spectrum Caputi, Mary, California State University, Long Beach Citizenship as Performativity: Is Participatory Citizenship Democratic or Disciplined? Pool, Heather, University of Washington Decision and Dissimulation: Carl Schmitt on Democracy and the Constitution of the Public Shapiro, Kam, Illinois State University Hannah Arendt and Combative Democracy: Political Action as Resistance Sokoloff, William, University of Southern California and University of California, Irvine Discussant: Beltran, Cristina, Haverford College PANEL 14.13 The Limits of Deliberation Location: Fiesta 4 Chair: Krause, Sharon, Harvard University Papers: Democracy and Suffering: The Problem of Reconciliation Rosenthal, Alisa, Gustavus Adolfus Deliberative Democracy, Diversity, and the Supposed Reason/Passion Divide Hall, Cheryl, University of South Florida Democracy and the Politics of Silence: Insubordinate Silence and Resistance Jungkunz, Vince, University of Washington Inviting Them In: Spatial Dimensions of Democratic Participation White, Julie, Ohio University Discussant: Gilliom, John, Ohio University
83 Friday, March 17, 2006 1:15 – 3:00 PM
PANEL 14.28 Political Vectors: Time, Space and Speed Location: Fiesta 2 Chair: Dumm, Thomas, Amherst College Papers: The Presence of the Past: Time, Memory and Redemption Rahman, Smita A., Furman University Spaces of Sympathy in Burke’s Critique of Empire Watkins, Robert E., Furman University Towards a New Image of Speed Glezos, Simon, Johns Hopkins University Discussant: Toender, Lars, Hobart and William Smith Colleges PANEL 19.06 Strategic Intersectionality: The Politics of Gender Location: Enchantment A Chair: Coronado, Irasema, University of Texas at El Paso Papers: Justice and Equality for All: A Black Feminist Account of the Equal Protection Clause Fleming, Eleanor, Vanderbilt University From the Ivory Tower to the Streets: How Academic Feminism 'Got Your Momma' in the Struggles Against Violence Harris, Traci, University of California, Los Angeles Entering the Pipeline: Latinas and Issues of Candidate Emergence Jaramillo, Patricia, The University of Texas at San Antonio Discussant: Coronado, Irasema, University of Texas at El Paso PANEL 20.02 Roundtable: Budgeting in the Western States I Location: Sendero II Chairs: McBeath, Jerry, University of Alaska, Fairbanks Huefner, Robert, University of Utah
84 Friday, March 17, 2006 1:15 – 3:00 PM
Papers: Overview Patton, David, University of Utah Alaska McBeath, Jerry, University of Alaska, Fairbanks Arizona Berman, David, Arizona State University California Korey, John, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona Colorado Moore, Scott, Colorado State University Hawaii Sakaguchi, Rodney, University of Hawaii at Manoa Idaho Kinney, Dick, Boise State University Montana Greene, Jeffrey, University of Montana Nevada Morin, Robert, University of Nevada, Reno New Mexico Krebs, Timothy, University of New Mexico Kichiyev, Oraz, University of New Mexico Oregon Stabrowski, Donald, University of Portland Utah Huefner, Robert, University of Utah Washington LeLoup, Lance, Washington State University Gerber, Jonathan, Washington State University Wyoming Schumann, Robert, University of Wyoming Skopek, Tracy, University of Wyoming
85 Friday, March 17, 2006 1:15 – 3:00 PM
Discussants: Berman, David, Arizona State University Korey, John, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona PANEL 23.04 Latino Voting in the 2004 Presidential Election Location: Enchantment B Chair: Avalos, Manuel, Arizona State University Papers: The Hispanic Vote in the 2004 Presidential Election: Insecurity and Moral Concerns Abrajano, Marisa, Texas A&M University Alvarez, Michael, California Institute of Technology Nagler, Jonathan, New York University Anglo and Latino Vote Choice in the 2004 Election Garcia Bedolla, Lisa, University of California, Irvine Alvarez, Michael, California Institute of Technology Nagler, Jonathan, New York University Latino Participation in Florida in 2004 Lavariega Monforti, Jessica, Florida International University Brito, Vanessa, Florida International University Discussant: Newton, Lina, Hunter College, City University of New York PANEL 24.04 Women's Voices and Representation Location: Enchantment C Chair: McNulty, John, Binghamton University, State University of New York Papers: Judging Amy: The Impact of Gender on Assessments of Political Quality Fulton, Sarah, University of California, Davis
86 Friday, March 17, 2006 1:15 – 3:00 PM
A Novelty No More: The Changing Politics of Female Gubernatorial Candidates Stambough, Stephen, California State University, Fullerton O’Regan, Valerie, California State University, Fullerton Male Hysteria: Tracking Masculine Fear Through Political Satire Surrounding the 2004 Presidential Election Halbert, Debora, Otterbein College Transforming Congressional Debate: Women’s Voices in the House and Senate Lucas, Jennifer, University of Maryland, College Park Discussant: Green, Joanne, Texas Christian University
87 Friday, March 17, 2006 3:15 – 5:00 PM
Friday, March 17, 2006 3:15 PM - 5:00 PM PANEL 01.10 Democratization in Africa Location: Pavilion V Chair: Lee, Chris, University of Minnesota, Morris Papers: Political Openness in Post Authoritarian Sub- Saharan Africa (SSA): Domestic and External Pressure to Conformity Aideyan, Osaore, Claremont Graduate University Former Dominant Party Regeneration in Post- Authoritarian States: A Case Study of the Kenya African National Union in Transition Forshee, Jennifer, University of Florida Post Colonial African Political and Economic Development: A Comparative Analysis Lee, Chris, University of Minnesota, Morris Democracy and Religious Diversity in Nigeria--An Explosive Combination Omo-Bare, Iren, Millsaps College PANEL 03.04 Democratic Participation and Environmental Policy Location: Fiesta 3 Chair: Beach, James, University of California Papers: Climate Litigation: Democratic Participation, and Civic Education Averill, Marilyn, University of Colorado U.S. Oil Policy and Urban Sprawl Gonzalez, George, University of Miami Democratic Ethics, Environmental Groups, and Symbolic Inclusion: The Case of Global Warming Gonzalez, George, University of Miami
88 Friday, March 17, 2006 3:15 – 5:00 PM
Food for Thought or Seeds of Change: Rethinking the Democratic Role of Farmers in Genetically Modified (GM) Crop Adoption Guehlstorf, Nicholas, Southern Illinois University, Edwardsville Democratizing Environmental Assessment?: Canadian Native Peoples and the Mackenzie Gas Project Urquhart, Ian, University of Alberta Discussant: Beach, James, University of California PANEL 06.04 Making Space in Our World: Empowerment and Rights Location: Fiesta 4 Chair: Pubantz, Jerry, University of North Carolina at Greensboro Papers: Understanding Gender-Based Violence in Latin American Civil Wars Leiby, Michele, University of New Mexico Human Trafficking and Transnational Advocacy: A Complex Case of Global Norm Creation Ussery, Amber, University of Arizona The Impact of IGOs On Domestic Human Rights NGOs Duarte, Rita, University of Arizona Advocacy and Resistance in Jharkhand: A Pattern Language for Empowerment Smith, Justin, St. Mary’s University Discussant: Pubantz, Jerry, University of North Carolina at Greensboro PANEL 06.12 Human Rights and Theory Wrongs Location: Pavilion IV Chair: Jacquemin, Celine, St. Mary's University Papers: Non-Uniformed Combatants and Military Law Chiu, Yvonne, University of California, Berkeley
89 Friday, March 17, 2006 3:15 – 5:00 PM
“Right to Have Rights”: Humanity and Citizenship in the Making Gundogdu, Ayten, University of Minnesota Discussant: Jacquemin, Celine, St. Mary's University PANEL 07.02 Roundtable: The Writing Circle: Writing up Ethnographic, Documentary, and Other Interpretive Research Modes Location: Enchantment E Chair: Warren, Dorian, University of Chicago Discussants: Sadiq, Kamal, University of California, Irvine Pachirat, Timothy, Yale University Tillery, Alvin, University of Notre Dame PANEL 09.03 Courts and Antidiscrimination Location: Sendero III Chair: Gizzi, Michael, Mesa State College Papers: Not in My Backyard: Conservative Organized Interests and Gay Rights Litigation before the U.S. Supreme Court Daum, Courtenay, Colorado State University The Political Power of Antidiscrimination Regimes: The Anglo-American Experiences Compared Evans Case, Rhonda, Claremont McKenna College A Day Without the Voting Rights Act: Texas and the Renewal of VRA Provisions Gambitta, Richard, University of Texas at San Antonio George, Korbel, University of Texas at San Antonio and Texas Rural Legal Aid Rolando, Rios, Law Offices of Rolando Rios Espino, Rodolfo, Arizona State University
90 Friday, March 17, 2006 3:15 – 5:00 PM
The Transformation of the Colorblind Movement: Trading “Meritocratic” Conservatism for “Compassion” for the Downtrodden Lipson, Daniel, Kalamazoo College Discussant: Brigham, John, University of Massachusetts, Amherst PANEL 14.15 Pluralism and Culture in the Scottish Enlightenment Location: Parlor 207 Chair: Boyd, Richard, University of Wisconsin-Madison Papers: Terror, Tea, and Sympathy: The Sentimental Basis of Post-9/11 Institutions King, Edward, Concordia University Civilization’s Costs: Adam Ferguson and the Dilemmas of Progress Nordeen, Patricia Progress and Pluralism in Hume Sabl, Andrew, University of California, Los Angeles Discussant: Stimson, Shannon, University of California, Berkeley PANEL 14.18 Passion and Politics Location: Sendero I Chair: Barvosa-Carter, Edwina, University of California, Santa Barbara Papers: Dread the Arms with which Love is Armed: Love and Desire in Machiavelli Miller, Char, George Mason University Neuropolitics and the Power of the Prediscursive Miller, Gregg Rousseau’s Many Paths to Truth: Reverie as the Solution to the Poverty of Language and the Limitations of Reason Neidleman, Jason, University of La Verne
91 Friday, March 17, 2006 3:15 – 5:00 PM
Aristotle and Political Friendship Cidam, Cigdem, University of Minnesota Discussant: Krause, Sharon, Harvard University PANEL 14.20 Membership, Diversity, and Legitimacy Location: Parlor 220 Chair: Spinner-Halev, Jeff, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Papers: Abortion Escorts and Participatory Behavior Maloney, Steven, Middle Tennessee State University Friends and Enemies, Slaves and Masters: Carl Schmitt, Wendell Phillips, and the Radical Critique of Political Moderation Olson, Joel, Northern Arizona University Democratic Legitimacy and Inequality: Martin Luther King, Jr. and John Rawls Plotke, David, New School for Social Research Discussant: Holzwarth, John, Lewis and Clark College PANEL 17.01 Using Experiments to Study Public Opinion Location: Enchantment F Chair: Currin-Percival, Mary, University of California, Riverside Papers: Hang Ups and Beeps: Random Assignment, Non- Random Assignment, and Selection Effects McNulty, John, Binghamton University, State University of New York Does Public Deliberation Change Individual Attitudes? Burbank, Matthew, University of Utah
92 Friday, March 17, 2006 3:15 – 5:00 PM
Gauging Social Attitudes About Breastmilk and Breastfeeding: A Latent Response Times Analysis Kedrowski, Karen, Winthorp University Heckle, Emily, Winthrop University Lipscomb, Michael, Winthrop University Discussant: Currin-Percival, Mary, University of California, Riverside PANEL 18.02 Health Policy and Health Issues Location: Fiesta 2 Chair: Laugesen, Miriam, University of California, Los Angeles Papers: Physician Payment Politics and Congressional Largess Laugesen, Miriam, University of California, Los Angeles Beyond The Insurance Model: Health Care Access Solutions for Low Income Families Tataw, David, Charles R. Drew University of Science and Medicine Risk Perceptions and Public Policymaking in the United States and Germany: The Case of Genetically Modified Foods Wohlers, Tony, Cameron University Explaining Cross-state Differences in Elderly Suicide Rates and Identifying State-level Public Policy Responses That Reduce Rates Giles-Sims, Jean, Texas Christian University Lockhart, Charles, Texas Christian University Discussant: Laugesen, Miriam, University of California, Los Angeles PANEL 19.13 Asian American Politics, Diversity, and Identity Location: Enchantment D Chair: Murakawa, Naomi, University of Washington
93 Friday, March 17, 2006 3:15 – 5:00 PM
Papers: Are Asian Americans Still a “Model Minority?” Exploring the Complexity of Asian American Identity In California’s Media Rim, Kathy, University of California, Irvine Asian American Immigrants as the New Electorate: Exploring Turnout and Registration of a Growing Community Masuoka, Natalie, University of California, Irvine DeSipio, Louis, University of California, Irvine The Japanese Internment and the Racial State of Exception Lee, Frederick, University of California, Los Angeles Discussant: Murakawa, Naomi, University of Washington PANEL 20.03 Roundtable: Budgeting in the Western States II Location: Sendero II Chairs: Huefner, Robert, University of Utah McBeath, Jerry, University of Alaska, Fairbanks Papers: Overview Patton, David, University of Utah Alaska McBeath, Jerry, University of Alaska, Fairbanks Arizona Berman, David, Arizona State University California Korey, John, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona Colorado Moore, Scott, Colorado State University Hawaii Sakaguchi, Rodney, University of Hawaii at Manoa Idaho Kinney, Dick, Boise State University
94 Friday, March 17, 2006 3:15 – 5:00 PM
Montana Greene, Jeffrey, University of Montana Nevada Morin, Robert, University of Nevada, Reno New Mexico Krebs, Timothy, University of New Mexico Oregon Stabrowski, Donald, University of Portland Utah Huefner, Robert, University of Utah Washington LeLoup, Lance, Washington State University Gerber, Jonathan, Washington State University Wyoming Schumann, Robert, University of Wyoming Skopek, Tracy, University of Wyoming Discussants: Berman, David, Arizona State University Korey, John, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona PANEL 21.04 Roundtable: Community College Teaching Location: Fiesta 1 Chair: Williams, Jessica, City College of San Francisco
Discussants: Monardi, Fred, Community College of Southern Nevada Sara, Leticia, Red Rocks Community College PANEL 22.05 Roundtable: Ahora Que? Prospects for Latino Political Incorporation in the Villaraigosa Era Location: Enchantment A Chair: Marichal, Jose, California Lutheran University
95 Friday, March 17, 2006 3:15 – 5:00 PM
Papers: Prospects for Latino Political Incorporation in the Villaraigosa Era Torres, Rodolfo, University of California, Irvine Regalado, Jaime, California State University, Los Angeles Guerra, Fernando, Loyola Marymount University Nuno, Stephen, University of California, Irvine Bridging Communities: Latinos, African-Americans, and the Future of Political Power in Los Angeles Rodrigues, Helena, University of Florida Discussant: Hoang, Haco, California Lutheran University PANEL 23.01 The Culture Wars: Competing Views of Polarization in the American Electorate Location: Enchantment B Chair: Saiz, Martin, California State University, Northridge Papers: Why Can't We All Just Get Along? The Reality of a Polarized America Abramowitz, Alan, Emory University Saunders, Kyle, Colorado State University The Map That Matters Ayers, John, California State University, Bakersfield Ugues, Antonio, California State University, Bakersfield The Myth of the Christian Right: Analysis of Group Member and Political Participation DeSantis, Matthew, University of Florida Discussant: Norrander, Barbara, University of Arizona PANEL 24.09 Issues in Latina Leadership PANEL 19.15 Location: Enchantment C Chair: Martinez-Ebers, Valerie, Texas Christian University Papers: Latina Firsts! Trailblazers in Local Governments Coronado, Irasema, University of Texas at El Paso
96 Friday, March 17, 2006 3:15 – 5:00 PM
Latinas as Mayors Navarro, Sharon, University of Texas at San Antonio Irma Rangel: The First Latina State Legislator Martinez-Ebers, Valerie, Texas Christian University Latina Leadership in the Judicial Arena: Judges as Trailblazers Garcia, Sonia, St. Mary's University Inclusive Governance: The Pivotal Role of Latina Public Administrators in the New Latino Destinations in the United States Brenner, Christine, Rutgers University Discussant: Navarro, Sharon, University of Texas at San Antonio
5:30 – 6:30 PM WPSA Business Meeting Location: Pavilion I-II
6:30 - 8:30 PM
WPSA Reception
Cosponsored by the University of New Mexico Location: Pavilion Ballroom
8:30 – midnight
WPSA Dance
Location: Pavilion Ballroom
97 Saturday, March 18, 2006 8:00 - 9:45 AM
Saturday, March 18, 2006 8:00 AM - 9:45 AM PANEL 01.14 Politics after the Fall of the Soviet Empire Location: Pavilion V Chair: Bielasiak, Jack, Indiana University, Bloomington Papers: Explaining Post-Communist Divergence: Legacies of the Past, 'Pull of Europe', and Foreign Assistance Kichiyev, Oraz, University of New Mexico Financial Assistance and Ethnic Minority Reform in Post-Communist Central and Eastern Europe Tzintzarova, Maria, Claremont Graduate University Regime Diversity and Institutional Engineering: Design and Reform of Electoral Systems in Post- Communism Bielasiak, Jack, Indiana University, Bloomington Discussant: Armeanu, Oana, Southern Methodist University PANEL 02.06 Consumption, Scarcity, Sacrifice, and Security Location: Pavilion III Chair: Hunold, Christian, Drexel University Papers: Green Political Economy: From Ecological Modernization to Economic Security Barry, John, Queens University, Belfast Social Insecurity and Environmental Politics Biro, Andrew, Acadia University Sacrifice, Hope, and the Future of Environmentalist Social Criticism Meyer, John, Humboldt State University Consuming the Environment: The Normative Connection Between the Consumer Society and the Environmental Crisis Scott, Austin, University of Florida
98 Saturday, March 18, 2006 8:00 - 9:45 AM
The Political Ecology of Sustainability: An Argument for Slowness Robinson, Christopher, Clarkson University Discussant: Schlosberg, David, Northern Arizona University PANEL 03.02 Regulatory Policy and the Environment Location: Fiesta 3 Chair: Urquhart, Ian, University of Alberta Papers: Understanding State Adoptions of Factory Farm Regulations Allen, Mahalley, California State University, Chico The Relationship Between Federal OMB and Environmental Policy: From Gatekeeping to Micromanaging Davis, Charles, Colorado State University Duffy, Robert, Colorado State University Animal Welfare Law and State Politics: Who Puts a Bite in the Law Hunter, Susan, West Virginia University Brisbin, Richard, West Virginia University The Relationship Between Federal OMB and Environmental Policy: From Gatekeeping to Micromanaging Davis, Charles, Colorado State University Duffy, Robert, Colorado State University Discussant: Urquhart, Ian, University of Alberta PANEL 06.05 Assessing the United Nations for Success and Democracy Location: Fiesta 4 Chair: Das, Runa, University of Minnesota, Duluth Papers: Assessing Organizations Pallansch, Leona, St. Mary's University
99 Saturday, March 18, 2006 8:00 - 9:45 AM
The Structural and Organizational Capacity of Action: Is Diversity Good for the United Nations? Balding, Christopher, University of California, Irvine Wehrenfennig, Daniel, University of California, Irvine Chapman, Jana, Columbia University Discussant: Das, Runa, University of Minnesota, Duluth PANEL 08.04 Diverse Methodological Approaches to PANEL 07.07 Intersectional Research Location: Enchantment E Chair: Schwartz-Shea, Peregrine, University of Utah Papers: Constructing a Politics of Subversion Goldin, Richard, University of California, Los Angeles Power, Property, and the Color of Citizenship Novkov, Julie, University of Oregon Cross Disciplinary Approaches to Information Monopolies and Societal Power Martinez, Larry, California State University, Long Beach Discussant: Schmidt, Sr., Ronald, California State University, Long Beach PANEL 09.02 Jurisprudence and Constitutional Theory Location: Sendero I Chair: Levin, Daniel, University of Utah Papers: Roscoe Pound: A Reconsideration of His Life and Ideas Cusick, Roger, University at Albany, State University of New York Practicing the Rule of Law: How Language, Community, and Virtue Help Define the Judicial Experience Whitehead, Jason, University of Southern California
100 Saturday, March 18, 2006 8:00 - 9:45 AM
The Trial of the Commons: Regulatory Takings, Environmental Protection, and Judicial Impact Botello-Samson, Darren, Rutgers University The Political Development of the Due Process Rights Discourse Thorpe, Rebecca, University of Maryland Discussant: Allen, Neal, University of Texas at Austin PANEL 11.04 Controlling the Agenda and the Message Location: Fiesta 2 Chair: Mitchell, Charles, Grambling State University Papers: The Dynamics of Political Entertainment Uscinski, Joseph, University of Arizona Mainstream Media Losing Control of the Agenda: The Impact of Media Diversity on Presidential Nomination Politics Ciruli, Floyd, Ciruli Associates Regaining a Backbone? Journalism Post-Katrina Hankenson, Margaret, University of Wisconsin, Waukesha Discussant: Mitchell, Charles, Grambling State University PANEL 14.14 How to Address a Political Subject Location: Fiesta 1 Chair: Markell, Patchen, University of Chicago Papers: The Ethics and Politics of Dwelling Dungey, Nicholas, California State University, Northridge Reference and Dissimulation: Lockean Language in Exile McClure, Kirstie, University of California, Los Angeles The Effects of Viewing Panagia, Davide, Trent University
101 Saturday, March 18, 2006 8:00 - 9:45 AM
Addressing the Public Wingrove, Elizabeth, University of Michigan Discussant: Herzog, Don, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor PANEL 14.16 Sources of Democratic Citizenship Location: Parlor 207 Chair: Breiner, Peter, State University of New York, Albany Papers: Consenting to Pluralism Adams, Roberta, Salisbury University Redescription and Reconciliation: Rorty, Rawls, and Contemporary Liberal Hegelianism Barker, Derek, Pitzer College Democracy's Handmaid: A Theory of Constitutional Vernacular Tsai, Robert, University of Oregon What is Wrong with Justice? Giving up the Summum Bonum Baird, Vanessa, University of Colorado, Boulder Discussant: Shaw, Brian, Davidson College PANEL 14.19 War and Political Anxiety Location: Parlor 220 Chair: Siemers, David, University of Wisconsin, Oshkosh Papers: Steven Spielberg’s State of Exception: Airport Fantasies and Realities after 9/11 Feldman, Leonard, University of Oregon Why I Am Not A Patriot Johnston, Steven, University of South Florida Authorization of Torture in the War on Terror: Governmentality or Sovereignty? Lokaneeta, Jinee, University of Southern California Discussant: Kaufman-Osborne, Timothy, Whitman College
102 Saturday, March 18, 2006 8:00 - 9:45 AM
PANEL 16.01 Civil Service Reform and At-Will Employment in the States Location: Enchantment D Chair: West, Jonathan, University of Miami Bowman, James, Florida State University Papers: Changes in State Civil Service Systems: A National Survey Hays, Steve, University of South Carolina Sowa, Jessica, University of South Carolina Removing Employee Protections: A “See No Evil” Approach to Civil Service Reform Bowman, James, Florida State University West, Jonathan, University of Miami Dissin’ the Deadwood or Coddling the Incompetents? Patterns and Issues in Employee Discipline and Dismissal in the States Elling, Richard, Wayne State University Thompson, Lyke, Wayne State University Opportunities, Constraints and Public Law: Making the Case for Examining At-Will Employment Through the Lens of State Appellate Courts Nelson, Steve, University of Utah Discussant: Battaglio, R. Paul, University of Nevada, Las Vegas PANEL 17.03 Normative Theory and Public Opinion Location: Enchantment F Chair: Elliot, Jeffrey M., North Carolina Central University Papers: Do You Want Jesus with That? The Megachurch as Townsquare Hergt, Walter, City University of New York Civil Society: Modern Aristotelian Polis? Young, Mark, Humboldt Universität zu Berlin Crisis and Voluntarism Sylvester, Dari, University of the Pacific Discussant: Elliot, Jeffrey M., North Carolina Central University 103 Saturday, March 18, 2006 8:00 - 9:45 AM
PANEL 19.05 The Impact of Structure on the Politics of Race and Class Location: Enchantment A Chair: Jaramillo, Patricia, University of Texas at San Antonio Papers: Immigration, Social Diversity, and Policy Support Neiman, Max, University of California, Riverside and the Public Policy Institute of California Strand, Doug, Public Policy Institute of California Does Racial Context Matter? Exploring Latinos In the 2005 Los Angeles Mayoral Election Nuno, Stephen, University of California, Irvine Is Democracy Possible: A Seething Underclass in the Criminal Justice System Brown, Leonard, State University of New York, Fredonia Brown, Patricia, Daemen College Discussant: Jaramillo, Patricia, University of Texas at San Antonio PANEL 20.07 Women in Office: Getting There, Staying There Location: Sendero II Chair: Scola, Becki, University of California, Irvine Papers: Gendered Contexts of Office Holding and Candidacy?: A Look at the Offices of Mayor and Council Member in California Cities Alexander, Amy, University of California, Irvine Healthy Representation, Healthy Women? Women State Legislators and Women’s Health Outcomes Fiber, Pamela, California State University, Fullerton Arsneault, Shelly, California State University, Fullerton Running Scared: Gender and Electoral Success in the Louisiana Non-Partisan Primary System Cross, Pearson, University of Louisiana, Lafayette Discussant: Norrander, Barbara, University of Arizona
104 Saturday, March 18, 2006 8:00 - 9:45 AM
PANEL 23.05 Race, Geography, and Turnout Location: Enchantment B Chair: Blair, Zulema, Medgar Evers College, City University of New York Papers: District Elections and Race: How San Francisco's Transformation from At-large to District Supervisor Elections Impacted Minority Voting Patterns Lindgren, Eric, University of Oregon Metropolitan Effects On Political Participation Tafoya, Lorraine, University of New Mexico Citizenship, Poverty and Rights: Social Safety Nets and Political Participation Scholnick, Erin, California State University, East Bay Discussant: Dias, Elsa, Pikes Peak Community College PANEL 24.06 Gender Issues and Stereotypes Location: Enchantment C Chair: Garcia, Sonia, St. Mary's University Papers: Will the Real Media Darlings Please Rise?: A Comparison of Newspaper Coverage of Feminist and Conservative Women’s Activism Schreiber, Ronnee, San Diego State University Gender Roles in Print Media Wilhite, Becci, Texas Christian University Beyond Women, Children, and Families: Gender, Representation, and Public Funding for the Arts Scheurer, Katherine, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee Boles, Janet, Marquette University Are Victims’ Rights Women’s Rights? Political Conflicts Over Emergency Contraception for Rape Victims Corrigan, Rose, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, City University of New York Discussant: Haussman, Melissa, Carleton University, Ottawa
105 Saturday, March 18, 2006 10:00 - 11:45 AM
Saturday, March 18, 2006 10:00 AM - 11:45 AM PANEL 01.13 Explaining Policy Change Location: Pavilion V Chair: Wohlers, Tony, Cameron University Papers: Intraparty Politics, Democratization, and Government Spending: Evidence from South Korea and Taiwan Yap, O. Fiona, University of Kansas Democratization and the State-Level Politics of Education Reforms in Mexico Hecock, Douglas, University of New Mexico Measuring Political Gender Equality: What Gets Women in Government Rashkova, Ekaterina, Washington University, St. Louis Rashkova, Assia, Washington University, St. Louis The Rise of Legislative Assertiveness in Uganda and Kenya Nakamura, Robert, State University of New York, Albany Johnson, John, State University of New York, Albany Discussant: Wohlers, Tony, Cameron University PANEL 02.07 Roundtable: It's Not Dead, It's Only Resting: The State of American Environmentalism Location: Pavilion III Chair: Schlosberg, David, Northern Arizona University Papers: Pronounced Dead But Still Alive: Environmentalism and the Hidden Life of Social Movements Brick, Philip, Whitman College The Greening of the College Curriculum and the Rhetoric of Sustainability Breen, Sheri, St. Olaf College
106 Saturday, March 18, 2006 10:00 - 11:45 AM
Prelude to Strategic Symbolism: Policy Prerogatives and Identity Formation in Green Politics Martin, Eric, Purdue University McKenzie, Jonathan, Purdue University Discussants: Meyer, John, Humboldt State University Schlosberg, David, Northern Arizona University Chaloupka, Bill, Colorado State University PANEL 04.03 A Retrospective on Clinton Rossiter's Classic: The American Presidency-Fifty Years Later Location: Enchantment F Chair: Cronin, Thomas, Colorado College Discussants: Genovese, Michael, Loyola Marymount University Robinson, Donald, Smith College PANEL 05.02 Roundtable: Unenumerated Rights and American Political Development Location: Fiesta 2 Chair: Crowe, Justin, Princeton University Discussants: Kahn, Ronald, Oberlin College Gillman, Howard, University of Southern California Graber, Mark, University of Maryland Kersch, Ken, Princeton University PANEL 06.06 IR Theory: Assessing New Directions Location: Sendero III Chair: Martinez, Larry, California State University, Long Beach Papers: Ideology, Identity, and (Re)presentations of (In)Security: Re-visiting Post-Colonial India’s Nuclearization Policies Das, Runa, University of Minnesota, Duluth Value Trade-offs and War Decision-making Dolan, Thomas, Ohio State University
107 Saturday, March 18, 2006 10:00 - 11:45 AM
The Congress of Vienna System -- Power, Identity and New Ideas Paracuellos, Fabrice, University of California, Irvine Escaping Morality: The Argument from Extremity Revisited Roff, Heather, University of Colorado, Boulder Discussant: Martinez, Larry, California State University, Long Beach PANEL 09.01 Issues in State Judicial Politics Location: Sendero I Chair: Wasby, Stephen, University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth Papers: Democratic Linkages in State Supreme Courts: The Impact of Selection Boyea, Brent, University of Texas at Arlington Straight to the Top: An Analysis of U.S. Supreme Court Review of State Trial and Intermediate Court Decisions Kilwein, John, West Virginia University Reforming the Method of Judicial Selection: A State Level Analysis of the Political Factors Which Impact the Decision to Reform Scott, Kyle, Miami University Discussant: McLeod, Aman, Rutgers University PANEL 13.02 Community Organizing Location: Fiesta 3 Papers: A Retrospective Case Study of America Coming Together in Ohio: Where Have All the Grassroots Gone? Clifford, Stacy, Ohio University
108 Saturday, March 18, 2006 10:00 - 11:45 AM
The Public Presence of Religious Interests: Ministerial Organizations in American Politics Djupe, Paul, Denison University Niles, Franklyn, John Brown University Catholic Priests and the Culture of Life: Some Survey Evidence Jelen, Ted, DePauw University Lockett, Linda, Community College of Southern Nevada Discussant: Monardi, Fred, Community College of Southern Nevada PANEL 14.07 Technology, Politics, and the Self PANEL 07.08 Location: Fiesta 4 Chair: Dungey, Nicholas, California State University, Northridge Papers: The Political Theory of Doping LaVaque-Manty, Mika, University of Michigan From Value-Neutral to Value-Critical Technology in Pragmatism Johnson, Jeffrey, Cameron University From Telescope to PCR: Arendt on How We Use Our Tools Biser, Ashley, University of Minnesota Biotechnology and Democracy: New Problems of Personhood and Incorporation Moushegian, Richard, University of California, Los Angeles Discussant: Johnston, Steven, University of South Florida PANEL 14.21 Work and the Social Citizen Location: Parlor 207 Chair: Barvosa-Carter, Edwina, University of California, Santa Barbara
109 Saturday, March 18, 2006 10:00 - 11:45 AM
Papers: Is Social Citizenship Really Outdated? T. H. Marshall Revisited Breiner, Peter, State University of New York, Albany Asking of Freedom Something Other than Itself? Robert Putnam, Alexis de Tocqueville, and the Doctrine of Self-Interest Rightly Understood Danoff, Brian, Miami University Protestant Ghosts in the Disciplinary Machine: The Work Ethic as a Technique of Government in Bentham’s Panopticon Davis, George, Marshall University Reading Bonjour Laziness: The Work Ethic in France and the U.S. Manuel, Anne, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor Discussant: Apostolidis, Paul, Whitman College PANEL 14.22 Architecture and Political Theory Location: Fiesta 1 Chair: Strong, Tracy, University of California, San Diego Papers: Architecture, Politics, Memory: Examining the Work of Sheldon Wolin and Aldo Rossi Aslam, Ali, Duke University Dis-gust, Dis-may, Dis-ability: Spatial Incommensurability and Spatial Community Ferguson, Kennan, University of South Florida Public Space: Exploration of a Concept Brodin, Jonas, California College of the Arts Politics is More Important than Architecture Westfall, William, University of Notre Dame Discussant: Frank, Jason, Cornell University
110 Saturday, March 18, 2006 10:00 - 11:45 AM
PANEL 14.31 Time, Place, and Politics Location: Parlor 220 Chair: Dienstag, Joshua Foa, University of California, Los Angeles Papers: Habermas, the Holocaust, and the Gacaca Process in Rwanda Chakravarti, Sonali, Yale University Marx and Nietzsche on the Time of our Time: The Temporal Imagination of Contemporary Critical Theory and the Challenge of Environmental Politics Lipscomb, Michael, Winthrop University Diversity and Freedom: The Self Against Itself Moore, Stephen, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Updating Political Theory’s “Wittgensteinian Moment” Skinner, Dan, City University of New York Discussant: Dienstag, Joshua Foa, University of California, Los Angeles PANEL 19.08 Images, Immigration, and Politics Location: Enchantment A Chair: Sampaio, Anna, University of Colorado, Denver Papers: Transnationalism and Citizenship: South Asian Immigrants in the U.S. Mishra, Sangay, University of Southern California It Won't Be Long ‘til We Belong: The Possibilities of Border Citizenship Montoya, T. Mark, Northern Arizona University Assimilation, Acculturation and Latino Perceptions of Social, Family and Immigration Issues Vega, Arturo, University of Texas at San Antonio
111 Saturday, March 18, 2006 10:00 - 11:45 AM
Adding to the Pot: Black Immigrants’ Contribution to Democracy and Diversity Veney, Cassandra, Pennsylvania State University Discussant: Sampaio, Anna, University of Colorado, Denver PANEL 20.06 Implementing Policy: Reform and Initiatives PANEL 18.06 Location: Enchantment E Chair: Smith, Daniel, University of Florida Papers: State Level Explanations Do Not Apply: Diversity of County Policy Adoptions under Temporary Assistance to Needy Families Beller, Marybeth, Marshall University Colorado’s Taxpayers Bill of Rights, 1992-2005: Policy and Institutional Impacts and Implications Moore, Scott, Colorado State University Opening up the “Black Box” of Local Bureaucratic Politics: How Agency Capacity Shapes the Outcome of a Statewide Voter Initiative Percival, Garrick, University of Minnesota, Duluth Discussant: Bowler, Shaun, University of California, Riverside PANEL 22.02 The Safety of Urban Politics: Fiscal and Security Concerns Location: Enchantment B Chair: Flores, Henry, St. Mary’s University, Texas Papers: Suburban Money in Municipal Elections: The Geographic Distribution of Campaign Contributions Adams, Brian, San Diego State University Examining the Economic Impact of Professional Sports Teams’ Departures: Are the Threats Real or Crying Wolf? Cihasky, Carrie, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee
112 Saturday, March 18, 2006 10:00 - 11:45 AM
Safety in Chico, CA: An Urban Regime Analysis Look at A Smaller City Vance, Kenn, California State University, Chico Discussant: Moreno, Dario, Florida International University PANEL 24.02 Women and Electoral Politics Location: Enchantment C Chair: Norton, Noelle, University of San Diego Papers: Predicting the Pool: Women as urban advocates? Richards, Erin, Washington State University Women in Open Seat Elections -- Polarizing Entities? Green, Joanne, Texas Christian University Policy Priorities of Women Legislators in Western States Leeper, Mark, Wayne State College Carnahan, Corey, Wayne State College The Cohort Gender Gap: A Disaggregation of the Well-Known Concept O’Regan, Valerie, California State University, Fullerton Stambough, Stephen, California State University, Fullerton Thorson, Gregory, University of Minnesota, Morris Discussant: Norton, Noelle, University of San Diego
113 Saturday, March 18, 2006 1:15 – 3:00 PM
Saturday, March 18, 2006 1:15 PM - 3:00 PM PANEL 01.04 Global Forces, Regional Integration, and National Politics Location: Parlor 220 Chair: Freeman, Gary, University of Texas at Austin Papers: The Globalization of Welfare Roberts, Veronica, San Francisco State University European Court of Justice: To Trust or Not To Trust? Barrett, Kathleen, Georgia State University Responses of Liberalizing States to Terrorism Pedahzur, Ami, University of Texas at Austin Discussant: Freeman, Gary, University of Texas at Austin PANEL 02.08 Roundtable: New and Recent Books in Environmental Political Thought Location: Pavilion III Chair: Meyer, John, Humboldt State University Papers: Constitutional Environmental Rights Hayward, Tim, University of Edinburgh Denaturalizing Ecological Politics Biro, Andrew, Acadia University The State and the Global Ecological Crisis Barry, John, Queens University, Belfast Deliberative Environmental Politics Bartlett, Robert, Purdue University Discussant: Cannavo, Peter, Hamilton College PANEL 06.07 Attacking Terrorism From All Sides Location: Sendero III Chair: Varadarajan, Latha, San Diego State University
114 Saturday, March 18, 2006 1:15 – 3:00 PM
Papers: The War on Terror: The View From Abroad Dorraj, Manochehr, Texas Christian University Cauthen, Joshua, Texas Christian University Shifting Forms of Terrorist Action and Levels of Violence Masters, Daniel, Marshall University Tracking the Trackers: Biometric Security, Smart Borders, and Disembodied Integration Ross, James, Colorado State University The Evolving Global Regime for Combating Trans- border Terrorism Yakan, Mohamad Yakan, Alliant Discussant: Moore, John, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona PANEL 09.10 Roundtable: U.S. Supreme Court Appointments: Lessons from Filling the Rehnquist and O’Connor Vacancies Location: Sendero I Chair: Comiskey, Michael, Pennsylvania State University Discussants: Carter, Lief, Colorado College Jacobsohn, Gary, University of Texas at Austin Stephenson, Jr., D. Grier, Franklin and Marshall College Dimino, Sr., Michael, Widener University Hoch, Katrina, University of California, San Diego PANEL 14.23 Plato, Socrates, and the Rule of Law Location: Fiesta 1 Chair: Nelson, Brian, Florida International University Papers: Diversity and the Rule of Law: Plato’s “Minos” Plax, Martin, Cleveland State University Persuade or Obey Smith, Nicholas, Lewis and Clark College
115 Saturday, March 18, 2006 1:15 – 3:00 PM
Sophistry, Law, and Conservatism in Plato’s “Statesman” Marquez, Xavier, University of Notre Dame Legislation and Political Virtue in Plato’s Laws Cohen de Lara, Emma, University of Notre Dame Discussant: Nelson, Brian, Florida International University PANEL 14.24 Tocqueville and the Politics of Identity Location: Fiesta 4 Chair: Welch, Cheryl, Simmons College Papers: Political Capacity and Exclusion in Nineteenth- Century French Thought Boyd, Richard, University of Wisconsin, Madison Tocqueville on the Anglification of the Sexes Botting, Eileen, University of Notre Dame Unraveling Tocqueville's America: Marital Virtue and the Affairs of Andrew Jackson Locke, Jill, Gustavus Adolphus College Tocqueville as Critical Race Theorist: The Perverse Effects of White Skin Privilege in Jacksonian America Tillery, Alvin, University of Notre Dame Discussant: Welch, Cheryl, Simmons College PANEL 14.27 Politics and Theology: Contemporary Political Theory Between Immanence and Transcendence Location: Fiesta 2 Chair: Dumm, Thomas, Amherst College Papers: The Coincidence of Opposites: A Political View of a Theological Concept Ochoa, Paulina, University of Notre Dame Political Theology and the Separation of State and Church in the United States Tonder, Lars, Hobart and Williams Smith Colleges
116 Saturday, March 18, 2006 1:15 – 3:00 PM
Nietzsche’s Recurring Dream Rappa, Antonio, National University of Singapore Discussant: Dumm, Thomas, Amherst College PANEL 15.02 Roundtable: Liberalism's Accommodation of the Morality of Gay Rights Location: Enchantment E Chair: Babst, Gordon, Chapman University Discussants: Ball, Carlos, Pennsylvania State Dickinson Gill, Emily, Bradley University Grant, Judith, Ohio University Pierceson, Jason, University of Illinois, Springfield PANEL 16.02 Diversity and Public Administration: A Critical Assessment Location: Enchantment D Chair: Martinez, Ruben, University of Texas at San Antonio Papers: A Critical Assessment of Theories on Diversity and Public Administration Martinez, Ruben, University of Texas at San Antonio Diversity Initiatives in Public Administration: A Review of the Literature Aguirre, Jr., Adalberto, University of California, Riverside Internal Migrations and Media Depictions of The Other Farmbry, Kyle, Rutgers University Directed Management in Relation to Barrio Urban Policy and Revitalization Diaz, David, California State University, Northridge Discussant: Warner, Kee, University of Colorado, Colorado Springs
117 Saturday, March 18, 2006 1:15 – 3:00 PM
PANEL 18.03 Education Policy and Politics Location: Fiesta 3 Chair: Leal, David, University of Texas at Austin Papers: Money Well Spent? An Analysis of the Impact of School Districts’ Athletic Expenditures on Students’ Academic Achievement Pierce, Kevin, University of New Mexico Developing Policy Narratives: Blacks, Whites, and Latinos in the Los Angeles Unified School District Straus, Ryane, College of Saint Rose Parental School Choice Decision-making Cox, James, California State University, Sacramento Witko, Christopher, California State University, Sacramento Assessing Dual Language Policy and Its Political Fallout Litherland, M. Lucrecia, Oklahoma Baptist University Litherland, J. Tony, Oklahoma Baptist University Discussant: Leal, David, University of Texas at Austin PANEL 19.11 The Politics of Space and Identity Location: Enchantment A Chair: Affigne, Tony, Providence College Papers: The Social Space of African-American Citizenship: The Regime of Identity and Exclusion in the Spaces of American Citizenship Boehme, Eric, Denison University The Politics of Signage and Space in “Little India”: A Case Study of How Claims Made toward “Ethnic Space” are Validated or Dismissed Choi, Moon-Young, University of California, Irvine
118 Saturday, March 18, 2006 1:15 – 3:00 PM
Democracy, Membership, and Domination: The Case of Immigration and Borders Lampert, Joseph, Yale University Discussant: Affigne, Tony, Providence College PANEL 20.05 Indian Reservation Gaming and State Politics II Location: Sendero II Chair: Skopek, Tracy, University of Wyoming Papers: Enfranchising Indian Country: The Politics and Organization of Native American Gaming Interests Hansen, Kenneth, California State University, Fresno Skopek, Tracy, University of Wyoming Moving Targets: Indian Gaming in Minnesota and the Constraints of Tribal Interest Group Behavior Light, Steven, University of North Dakota Rand, Kathryn, University of North Dakota Political Contributions of the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians--A Case Study of Indian Gaming and Its Impacts on National and Statewide Campaigns. Von Herrmann, Denise, University of Southern Mississippi Discussant: Somma, Mark, California State University, Fresno PANEL 21.03 Roundtable: Is the Glass Ceiling Half Empty or Half Full? Reflections on the APSA Report on Women’s Advancement in Political Science Location: Enchantment F Chair: Fuller, Frank, Georgia State University Discussants: Turner, Charles, California State University, Chico Clarke, Susan, University of Colorado at Boulder Fiber, Pamela, California State University, Fullerton Ferguson, Michaele, University of Colorado at Boulder
119 Saturday, March 18, 2006 1:15 – 3:00 PM
PANEL 23.06 The Power of the Latino Vote: Lessons from the PANEL 19.14 Past and Prospects for the Futures Location: Enchantment B Chair: Flores, Henry, St. Mary’s University, Texas Discussants: Barreto, Matt, University of Washington Miranda, Luis, Mirram Group Gonzalez, Antonio, William C. Velasquez Institute PANEL 24.05 Identity, Democracy, and Feminist Theory Location: Enchantment C Chair: Longo, Patrizia, Saint Mary’s College of California Papers: Feminism and Coalition: Increasing Women’s Agency Through Democratic Practice Showden, Carisa, University of North Carolina, Greensboro Existence in Despair: Simone de Beauvoir and the Impossibility of Emancipation Marasco, Robyn, University of California, Berkeley “Ye daughters of Africa, Awake! Awake! Arise!”: Reconsidering Black Womanhood in the Context of Multicultural Feminism Fleming, Eleanor, Vanderbilt University Rethinking Gender in Republicanism Gaboury, Jennifer, City University of New York
120 Saturday, March 18, 2006 3:15 – 5:00 PM
Saturday March 18,2006 3:15 PM-5:00 PM PANEL 01.02 Diversity and Democratic Performance Location: Fiesta 2 Chair: Lockhart, Charles, Texas Christian University Papers: Consolidating Democracies in Plural Societies: A Comparative Analysis of Weak Democracies and Ethnic Conflicts Montague, Megan, San Francisco State University The Genetic Legacy of Identity Conflict: Empathy, Solidarity, and the Politics of Hunter-Gatherer Groups Hattar, T., University of Washington, Seattle Dilemmas of Diversity: Ethno-Linguistic Fractionalization and the Rule of Law Touchton, Michael, University of Colorado Discussant: Lockhart, Charles, Texas Christian University PANEL 03.03 Interest Group Politics: Influencing Environmental Policy Decisions Location: Fiesta 3 Chair: Emmons-Allison, Juliann, University of California, Riverside Papers: Necessary Partners?: Grassroots Community Activists and Environmental Interest Groups Against Toxic Wastes Apollon, Dominique, California State University, Bakersfield Examining Interest Group Influence on River Basin Interstate Compacts in the Southeastern United States Newman, James, Idaho State University
121 Saturday, March 18, 2006 3:15 – 5:00 PM
Evolving Use: An Analysis of Use-Restricting Management Policies in National Parks Using the Advocacy Coalition Framework Reich, Michael, Willamette University Discussant: Emmons-Allison, Juliann, University of California, Riverside PANEL 06.08 Reflections: US Foreign Policy and Implications Location: Enchantment B Chair: Martinez, Larry, California State University, Long Beach Papers: U.S. Global Security Policy, the UN, and the World: Historical Reflections Moore, John, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona The U.S.-U.N. Relationship and the Promotion of Democratic Nation-Building Pubantz, Jerry, University of North Carolina, Greensboro From Threat to Illegitimacy to Florida: U.S. Policy and Cuba Bernell, David, Oregon State University The War Next Door: The Bush Doctrine and Political State Building Coaty, Patrick, Orange Coast College Winning Hearts and Minds in the 20th Century Fattor, Eric, University of Denver Discussant: Martinez, Larry, California State University, Long Beach PANEL 09.09 Roundtable: Progressive Political Science: The Legacy of Kenneth M. Dolbeare Location: Enchantment A Chair: Brigham, John, University of Massachusetts, Amherst
122 Saturday, March 18, 2006 3:15 – 5:00 PM
Discussants: Peschek, Joseph, Hamline University Daniels, Cynthia, Rutgers University Amy, Douglas, Mount Holyoke College DiStefano, Christine, University of Washington Cummings, Mike, Colorado University, Denver Dolbeare, Kenneth, Emeritus, Wisconsin, Washington, Massachusetts and Evergreen PANEL 10.04 Legislators and their Constituencies Location: Enchantment E Chair: Capell, Elizabeth, Capell & Associates Papers: Protecting Your Base: Political Parties and Military Base Closures in the House of Representatives Rocca, Michael, University of New Mexico Veto Points as State Economic Output Determinants: Evidence from the 50 States Beverlin, Matthew, University of Kansas Principal-Agent Theory and Leadership in State Senates Clucas, Richard, Portland State University Ideology or Party?: Revisiting Congressional Politics of Anti-Ballistic Missile Controversy, 1968-1970 Seo, Jungkun, University of Texas at Austin Discussant: Capell, Elizabeth, Capell & Associates PANEL 11.01 Political News: Sources, Frames, Bias Location: Enchantment D Chair: Broncatello, Alexis, University of California, Riverside Papers: What Makes the News? The Organizational Determinants of the News Agenda Dunaway, Johanna, Rice University Bias Through the Back Door: Independent Source Selection in U.S. Press Coverage of Venezuela Delacour, Justin, University of New Mexico
123 Saturday, March 18, 2006 3:15 – 5:00 PM
War, Geopolitics, and Foreign Policy Advocacy in International Media: A Comparative Perspective Boaz, Cynthia, State University of New York, Brockport Press Coverage of Mayoral Candidates: The Role of Gender in News Reporting and Campaign Issue Speech Atkeson, Lonna Rae, University of New Mexico Krebs, Timothy, University of New Mexico Discussant: Donavan, Janet, University of Puget Sound PANEL 14.25 Rethinking Authority: Social Relationships, Political Practices Location: Fiesta 1 Chair: Bellhouse, Mary, Providence College Papers: Evil Empire: Gender and Family Relations in Rousseau’s Discourse on the Origin of Inequality Saccarelli, Emanuele, San Diego State University The Impossibility of Authority: The Social Context of Political Obligation Luxon, Nancy, University of Chicago Burke and the Politics of Familial Authority Maxwell, Lida, Northwestern University Impossible Professions, Possible Practices Naranch, Laurie, Siena College Discussant: Kogl, Alexandra, University of Northern Iowa PANEL 14.26 Political Imagination Location: Fiesta 4 Chair: Wingrove, Elizabeth, University of Michigan Papers: Publius and the Imagination Frank, Jason, Cornell University
124 Saturday, March 18, 2006 3:15 – 5:00 PM
Enduring Agonism: Between Individuality and Plurality McManus, Helen, University of California, Los Angeles Imagination, Judgment, and the Passions Osher, Paul, University of California, Los Angeles Discussant: Panagia, Davide, Trent University PANEL 18.04 State and Local Policy PANEL 20.08 Location: Enchantment F Chair: Northrop, Alana, California State University, Fullerton Papers: State Legislative Responses to Kelo v. City of New London Laverty, William, University of Michigan, Flint Property Rights and Animal Law: Changing Conceptions and Changing Policies Austin, Joshua, West Virginia University Hunter, Susan, West Virginia University Rebuilding Neighborhoods: A Local Strategy that Works Dantico, Marilyn, Arizona State University Mushkatel, Alvin, Arizona State University Making Decentralization Work: A Cross-National Examination of Local Government and Natural Resource Management in Latin America Andersson, Krister, Center for Institutions, Population, and Environmental Change Kauneckis, Derek, University of Nevada, Reno Discussant: Arsneault, Shelly, California State University, Fullerton
125 Saturday, March 18, 2006 3:15 – 5:00 PM
PANEL 19.10 The Political Illusion of Diversity Location: Enchantment C Chair: Nelson, Catherine, Sonoma State University Papers: Foucault and Felon Disenfranchisement Dilts, Andrew, University of Chicago Naomi Campbell Eats Levy’s Rye Bread: Solidarity Politics, Exclusions, and Inclusions Brettschneider, Marla, University of New Hampshire Fanon, Phenomenology, and the Quest for Complete Liberation: An Existential Reduction from Neurotic to Normality Evans, Daw-Nay, DePaul University Rawls and Arendt on Plurality: Reflecting on the Limits of Democratic Diversity Kessel, Alisa, Duke University Discussant: Nelson, Catherine, Sonoma State University
126 Participant Index Name E-Mail Page
Abel, Andrea - [email protected] PANEL 12.01 ...... 31 Abosch, Yishaiya - [email protected] PANEL 14.08 ...... 63 Abrajano, Marisa - [email protected] PANEL 23.03 ...... 34 PANEL 23.04 ...... 86 Abramowitz, Alan - [email protected] PANEL 23.01 ...... 96 Adamian, Martin - [email protected] PANEL 02.02 ...... 44 Adams, Brian - [email protected] PANEL 22.02 ...... 112 Adams, Roberta (Bobbi) - [email protected] PANEL 14.16 ...... 102 Affigne, Tony - [email protected] PANEL 19.11 ...... 118 Agarwal, Archana - [email protected] PANEL 24.07 ...... 76 Aguirre, Jr., Adalberto - [email protected] PANEL 16.02 ...... 117 Ahmed, Amel - [email protected] PANEL 14.10 ...... 74 Ahmed, Sayeed - [email protected] PANEL 01.07 ...... 35 PANEL 03.01 ...... 70 PANEL 24.08 ...... 51 Aideyan, Osaore - [email protected] PANEL 01.10 ...... 88 Ajuogu, Joseph PANEL 06.01 ...... 80 Ajuogu, Mark - [email protected] PANEL 06.01 ...... 80
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Alcorn, Mark - [email protected] PANEL 05.01 ...... 71 Alexander, Amy - [email protected] PANEL 20.07 ...... 104 Allen, Mahalley - [email protected] PANEL 03.02 ...... 99 Allen, Neal - [email protected] PANEL 09.02 ...... 100 Alvarez, Michael - [email protected] PANEL 23.04 ...... 86 Amy, Douglas - [email protected] PANEL 09.09 ...... 122 Anderson, John - [email protected] PANEL 01.01 ...... 28 Andersson, Krister - [email protected] PANEL 18.04 ...... 125 Apollon, Dominique - [email protected] PANEL 03.03 ...... 121 Apostolidis, Paul - [email protected] PANEL 14.02 ...... 83 PANEL 14.21 ...... 109 Appleton, Andrew - [email protected] PANEL 01.15 ...... 60 Arbour, Brian - [email protected] PANEL 13.01 ...... 56 PANEL 17.02 ...... 40 Armeanu, Oana - [email protected] PANEL 01.14 ...... 98 Arnell, Ruth - [email protected] PANEL 02.05 ...... 52 PANEL 03.05 ...... 29 Arnold, Kathleen - [email protected] PANEL 14.05 ...... 47
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Arsneault, Shelly - [email protected] PANEL 05.03 ...... 80 PANEL 18.04 ...... 125 PANEL 20.07 ...... 104 Asitadani, Diah - [email protected] PANEL 01.08 ...... 69 PANEL 06.02 ...... 45 Aslam, Ali - [email protected] PANEL 14.22 ...... 110 Atkeson, Lonna Rae - [email protected] PANEL 01.15 ...... 60 PANEL 11.01 ...... 123 Austin, Joshua - [email protected] PANEL 18.04 ...... 125 Avalos, Manuel - [email protected] PANEL 23.04 ...... 86 Averill, Marilyn - [email protected] PANEL 03.04 ...... 88 Ayers, John - [email protected] PANEL 23.01 ...... 96 Baber, Walter - [email protected] PANEL 02.05 ...... 52 Babst, Gordon - [email protected] PANEL 15.02 ...... 117 Baird, Vanessa - [email protected] PANEL 09.04 ...... 81 PANEL 09.06 ...... 62 PANEL 14.16 ...... 102 Baker, Rudy - [email protected] PANEL 09.05 ...... 73 Baker, Jessica - [email protected] PANEL 17.04 ...... 65 Balding, Christopher - PANEL 06.05 ...... 99
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Ball, Carlos - [email protected] PANEL 15.02 ...... 117 Ballinger, Robert - [email protected] PANEL 19.01 ...... 41 Banks, Chris - [email protected] PANEL 09.07 ...... 54 Barabas, Jason - [email protected] PANEL 11.02 ...... 63 Barbarena, Laura - [email protected] PANEL 13.01 ...... 56 Barclay, Scott - [email protected] PANEL 15.01 ...... 40 Barkat, Sophia - [email protected] PANEL 24.08 ...... 51 Barker, Derek - [email protected] PANEL 14.16 ...... 102 Barnes, Jeb - [email protected] PANEL 09.04 ...... 81 Barnett, Tim - [email protected] PANEL 13.03 ...... 32 PANEL 18.01 ...... 65 Barreto, Matt - [email protected] PANEL 19.12 ...... 49 PANEL 23.06 ...... 120 Barrett, Kathleen - [email protected] PANEL 01.04 ...... 114 Barry, John - [email protected] PANEL 02.01 ...... 35 PANEL 02.06 ...... 98 PANEL 02.08 ...... 114 Bartlett, Robert - [email protected] PANEL 02.05 ...... 52 PANEL 02.08 ...... 114
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Barvosa-Carter, Edwina - [email protected] PANEL 14.18 ...... 91 PANEL 14.21 ...... 109 Bass, Shana - [email protected] PANEL 19.02 ...... 66 Battaglio, R. Paul - [email protected] PANEL 16.01 ...... 103 Bayes, Jane - [email protected] PANEL 08.01 ...... 38 Beach, James - PANEL 03.04 ...... 88 Becker, Jeffrey - [email protected] PANEL 14.01 ...... 32 PANEL 14.04 ...... 47 Becker, Lawrence - [email protected] PANEL 10.03 ...... 82 Bedolla, Lisa Garcia PANEL 08.02 ...... 46 Bejarano, Christina - [email protected] PANEL 19.03 ...... 76 Beller, Marybeth - [email protected] PANEL 20.06 ...... 112 Bellhouse, Mary - [email protected] PANEL 14.25 ...... 124 Beltran, Cristina - [email protected] PANEL 14.02 ...... 83 PANEL 14.10 ...... 74 Berman, David - [email protected] PANEL 20.02 ...... 84 PANEL 20.03 ...... 94 Bernell, David - [email protected] PANEL 06.08 ...... 122 Bertram, Eva - [email protected] PANEL 05.03 ...... 80
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Beverlin, Matthew - [email protected] PANEL 10.04 ...... 123 Bielasiak, Jack - [email protected] PANEL 01.14 ...... 98 Birch, David - [email protected] PANEL 03.05 ...... 29 Biro, Andrew - [email protected] PANEL 02.04 ...... 78 PANEL 02.06 ...... 98 PANEL 02.08 ...... 114 Biser, Ashley - [email protected] PANEL 14.07 ...... 109 Bishin, Benjamin - [email protected] PANEL 10.01 ...... 55 Blair, Zulema - [email protected] PANEL 23.05 ...... 105 Boaz, Cynthia - [email protected] PANEL 11.01 ...... 123 Boehme, Eric - [email protected] PANEL 19.11 ...... 118 Boles, Janet - [email protected] PANEL 24.06 ...... 105 Bomberg, Elizabeth - [email protected] PANEL 03.01 ...... 70 Bonura, Carlo - [email protected] PANEL 14.17 ...... 33 Boscarino, Jessica - [email protected] PANEL 03.05 ...... 29 Botello-Samson, Darren - [email protected] PANEL 09.02 ...... 100 Botting, Eileen - [email protected] PANEL 14.24 ...... 116 Bowersox, Joe - [email protected] PANEL 03.06 ...... 53
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Bowler, Shaun - [email protected] PANEL 20.06 ...... 112 Bowman, James - [email protected] PANEL 16.01 ...... 103 Boyd, Richard - [email protected] PANEL 14.15 ...... 91 PANEL 14.24 ...... 116 Boyea, Brent - [email protected] PANEL 09.01 ...... 108 PANEL 09.07 ...... 54 Boykoff, Jules - [email protected] PANEL 11.03 ...... 55 Brandwein, Pamela - [email protected] PANEL 07.01 ...... 81 PANEL 07.06 ...... 31 Breen, Sheri - [email protected] PANEL 02.05 ...... 52 PANEL 02.07 ...... 106 Breiner, Peter - [email protected] PANEL 14.16 ...... 102 PANEL 14.21 ...... 109 Brenner, Christine - [email protected] PANEL 24.09 ...... 96 Bretting, John - [email protected] PANEL 08.02 ...... 46 PANEL 19.01 ...... 41 Brettschneider, Marla - [email protected] PANEL 19.10 ...... 126 Brick, Philip - [email protected] PANEL 02.07 ...... 106 Brierly, Allen - [email protected] PANEL 17.05 ...... 48
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Brigham, John - [email protected] PANEL 09.03 ...... 90 PANEL 09.09 ...... 122 Brindis, Claire - [email protected] PANEL 13.04 ...... 74 Brinkman, April - [email protected] PANEL 21.02 ...... 58 Brisbin, Richard - [email protected] PANEL 03.02 ...... 99 Brito, Vanessa - [email protected] PANEL 23.04 ...... 86 Brodin, Jonas - [email protected] PANEL 14.22 ...... 110 Brogan, Michael - PANEL 17.02 ...... 40 Broncatello, Alexis - [email protected] PANEL 11.01 ...... 123 Brown, Lara - [email protected] PANEL 04.04 ...... 53 PANEL 23.02 ...... 51 Brown, Leonard - [email protected] PANEL 19.05 ...... 104 Brown, Patricia - [email protected] PANEL 19.05 ...... 104 Bruyneel, Kevin - [email protected] PANEL 05.05 ...... 30 Buck, Christopher - [email protected] PANEL 02.03 ...... 70 Bullock, John - [email protected] PANEL 11.02 ...... 63 Burack, Cynthia - [email protected] PANEL 15.04 ...... 57 Burbank, Matthew - [email protected] PANEL 17.01 ...... 92
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Burgess, Susan - [email protected] PANEL 07.04 ...... 54 Burgos, Russell - [email protected] PANEL 05.04 ...... 61 Burke, Martin - [email protected] PANEL 05.06 ...... 36 Burnett, Chris - [email protected] PANEL 03.10 ...... 45 Cabrera Rasmussen, Amy - [email protected] PANEL 15.03 ...... 64 Cahill, Cathleen - [email protected] PANEL 08.05 ...... 72 Callaghan Pisapia, Michael - [email protected] PANEL 07.05 ...... 46 Cameron, Kevin - [email protected] PANEL 14.08 ...... 63 Canales, Bianca - [email protected] PANEL 04.02 ...... 79 Cannavo, Peter - [email protected] PANEL 02.01 ...... 35 PANEL 02.02 ...... 44 PANEL 02.08 ...... 114 Capell, Elizabeth - [email protected] PANEL 10.04 ...... 123 Caputi, Mary - [email protected] PANEL 14.02 ...... 83 PANEL 14.05 ...... 47 Carnahan, Corey - [email protected] PANEL 24.02 ...... 113 Carroll, Susan - [email protected] PANEL 24.01 ...... 59 Carter, Lief - [email protected] PANEL 09.04 ...... 81 PANEL 09.10 ...... 115
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Casellas, Jason - [email protected] PANEL 10.01 ...... 55 PANEL 10.03 ...... 82 Cauthen, Joshua - [email protected] PANEL 06.07 ...... 114 Chadha, Anita - [email protected] PANEL 16.03 ...... 48 Chakravarti, Sonali - [email protected] PANEL 14.31 ...... 111 Chaloupka, Bill - [email protected] PANEL 02.01 ...... 35 PANEL 02.03 ...... 70 PANEL 02.07 ...... 106 Champney, Leonard - [email protected] PANEL 23.02 ...... 51 Chapman, Jana - [email protected] PANEL 06.05 ...... 99 Chen, Paul - PANEL 09.07 ...... 54 Chenoweth, Erica - [email protected] PANEL 18.01 ...... 65 Chiu, Yvonne - [email protected] PANEL 06.12 ...... 89 Choe, Wongi - [email protected] PANEL 01.05 ...... 52 Choi, Moon-Young - [email protected] PANEL 19.11 ...... 118 Chomsky, Daniel - [email protected] PANEL 15.01 ...... 40 Chou, Shih-Yi Albert - [email protected] PANEL 17.05 ...... 48 Cidam, Cigdem – [email protected] PANEL 17.05 ...... 91
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Cihasky, Carrie - [email protected] PANEL 22.02 ...... 112 Ciruli, Floyd - [email protected] PANEL 11.04 ...... 101 Clark, Brad - [email protected] PANEL 03.06 ...... 53 Clarke, Susan - [email protected] PANEL 18.01 ...... 65 PANEL 21.03 ...... 119 Clayton, Cornell - [email protected] PANEL 07.06 ...... 31 Clayton, Edward - [email protected] PANEL 14.33 ...... 75 Clifford, Stacy - [email protected] PANEL 13.02 ...... 108 Cline, Kurt - [email protected] PANEL 03.10 ...... 45 Clowers, Myles - [email protected] PANEL 21.01 ...... 33 Clucas, Richard - [email protected] PANEL 10.04 ...... 123 Coaty, Patrick - [email protected] PANEL 06.03 ...... 62 PANEL 06.08 ...... 122 Coe, Cari - [email protected] PANEL 03.01 ...... 70 Cohen, David - [email protected] PANEL 04.05 ...... 30 Cohen de Lara, Emma - [email protected] PANEL 14.23 ...... 115 Cole, Scott - [email protected] PANEL 01.09 ...... 28 Collet, Christian - [email protected] PANEL 22.03 ...... 42
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Comiskey, Michael - [email protected] PANEL 09.04 ...... 81 PANEL 09.10 ...... 115 Coronado, Irasema - [email protected] PANEL 19.06 ...... 84 PANEL 24.09 ...... 96 Corrigan, Rose - [email protected] PANEL 24.06 ...... 105 Cortner, Hanna - [email protected] PANEL 03.06 ...... 53 Cox, James - [email protected] PANEL 18.03 ...... 118 Cronin, Thomas - [email protected] PANEL 04.01 ...... 71 PANEL 04.03 ...... 107 Cross, Pearson - [email protected] PANEL 20.07 ...... 104 Crowe, Justin - [email protected] PANEL 05.02 ...... 107 PANEL 09.06 ...... 62 Cummings, Mike - [email protected] PANEL 09.09 ...... 122 Cummins, Jeff - [email protected] PANEL 20.04 ...... 41 Currier, Carrie Liu - [email protected] PANEL 24.03 ...... 42 PANEL 24.08 ...... 51 Currin-Percival, Mary - [email protected] PANEL 11.02 ...... 63 PANEL 17.01 ...... 92 Cusick, Roger - [email protected] PANEL 09.02 ...... 100 Dandashly, Assem - [email protected] PANEL 01.03 ...... 44
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Daniels, Cynthia - [email protected] PANEL 09.09 ...... 122 Danoff, Brian - [email protected] PANEL 14.21 ...... 109 Dantico, Marilyn - [email protected] PANEL 18.04 ...... 125 Dar, Luciana - [email protected] PANEL 20.01 ...... 67 Dark , Taylor - [email protected] PANEL 18.01 ...... 65 Das, Runa - [email protected] PANEL 01.08 ...... 69 PANEL 06.05 ...... 99 PANEL 06.06 ...... 107 Daum, Courtenay - [email protected] PANEL 09.03 ...... 90 Davis, Charles - [email protected] PANEL 03.02 ...... 99 Davis, George - [email protected] PANEL 14.21 ...... 109 DeFrancesco Soto, Victoria - [email protected] PANEL 17.04 ...... 65 Delacour, Justin - [email protected] PANEL 11.01 ...... 123 Derdzinski, Joseph - [email protected] PANEL 01.07 ...... 35 DeSantis, Matthew - [email protected] PANEL 23.01 ...... 96 DeSipio, Louis - [email protected] PANEL 19.13 ...... 93 Di Alto, Stephanie - [email protected] PANEL 06.11 ...... 37 Dias, Elsa - [email protected] PANEL 23.05 ...... 105
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Diaz, David - [email protected] PANEL 16.02 ...... 117 Dienstag, Joshua Foa - [email protected] PANEL 14.31 ...... 111 Diggles, Michelle - [email protected] PANEL 19.02 ...... 66 Dilts, Andrew - [email protected] PANEL 19.10 ...... 126 Dimino, Sr., Michael - [email protected] PANEL 09.10 ...... 115 DiSalvo, Daniel - [email protected] PANEL 13.03 ...... 32 Disney, Jennifer - [email protected] PANEL 24.07 ...... 76 DiStefano, Christine - [email protected] PANEL 09.09 ...... 122 Djupe, Paul - [email protected] PANEL 13.02 ...... 108 Dolan, Thomas - [email protected] PANEL 06.06 ...... 107 Dolbeare, Kenneth - [email protected] PANEL 09.09 ...... 122 Dolgert, Stefan - [email protected] PANEL 02.05 ...... 52 Dolsak, Nives - [email protected] PANEL 18.05 ...... 49 Donaghy, Maureen - [email protected] PANEL 01.15 ...... 60 Donavan, Janet - [email protected] PANEL 11.01 ...... 123 Dorraj, Manochehr - [email protected] PANEL 01.03 ...... 44 PANEL 06.07 ...... 114
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Douglas, Andrew - [email protected] PANEL 14.01 ...... 32 Dow, Douglas - [email protected] PANEL 05.06 ...... 36 PANEL 07.06 ...... 31 Drope, Jeffrey - [email protected] PANEL 01.05 ...... 52 PANEL 06.11 ...... 37 Duarte, Rita - [email protected] PANEL 06.04 ...... 89 Duerst-Lahti, Georgia - [email protected] PANEL 24.01 ...... 59 Duffy, Robert - [email protected] PANEL 03.02 ...... 99 Dumm, Thomas - [email protected] PANEL 14.27 ...... 116 PANEL 14.28 ...... 84 Dunaway, Johanna - [email protected] PANEL 11.01 ...... 123 Dungey, Nicholas - [email protected] PANEL 14.07 ...... 109 PANEL 14.14 ...... 101 Edwards, Margaret - [email protected] PANEL 01.06 ...... 60 Elling, Richard - [email protected] PANEL 16.01 ...... 103 Elliot, Jeffrey M. - [email protected] PANEL 17.03 ...... 103 Ellis, Elisabeth - [email protected] PANEL 5.06 ...... 36 Emmons-Allison, Juliann - [email protected] PANEL 03.03 ...... 121
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Endersby, James - [email protected] PANEL 11.02 ...... 63 PANEL 23.02 ...... 51 Espino, Rodolfo - [email protected] PANEL 09.03 ...... 90 PANEL 12.01 ...... 31 PANEL 19.04 ...... 33 PANEL 22.03 ...... 42 Euben, Roxanne - [email protected] PANEL 14.11 ...... 75 Evans, Daw-Nay - [email protected] PANEL 19.10 ...... 126 Evans, John - [email protected] PANEL 14.08 ...... 63 Evans Case, Rhonda - [email protected] PANEL 09.03 ...... 90 PANEL 09.05 ...... 73 Fagan, Adam - [email protected] PANEL 03.07 ...... 79 Farmbry, Kyle - [email protected] PANEL 16.02 ...... 117 PANEL 16.03 ...... 48 Farrar-Myers, Victoria - PANEL 04.01 ...... 71 Fattor, Eric - [email protected] PANEL 06.08 ...... 122 Feeley, Malcolm - [email protected] PANEL 09.11 ...... 38 Feit, Mario - [email protected] PANEL 14.03 ...... 38 Feldman, Leonard - [email protected] PANEL 14.19 ...... 102 Felix, Adrian - [email protected] PANEL 22.01 ...... 50
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Ferguson, Kathy - [email protected] PANEL 14.09 ...... 64 Ferguson, Kennan - [email protected] PANEL 14.22 ...... 110 Ferguson, Michaele - [email protected] PANEL 14.29 ...... 39 PANEL 21.03 ...... 119 Fiber, Pamela - [email protected] PANEL 20.07 ...... 104 PANEL 21.03 ...... 119 Fisher, Shauna - [email protected] PANEL 15.01 ...... 40 Fitzpatrick, Angela - [email protected] PANEL 20.01 ...... 67 Fleming, Eleanor - [email protected] PANEL 19.06 ...... 84 PANEL 24.05 ...... 120 Flores, Henry - [email protected] PANEL 22.02 ...... 112 PANEL 23.06 ...... 120 Forsberg, Ole - [email protected] PANEL 06.11 ...... 37 Forshee, Jennifer - [email protected] PANEL 01.10 ...... 88 Foster, Richard - PANEL 20.01 ...... 67 Fox, Richard - [email protected] PANEL 24.01 ...... 59 Fraga, Luis - [email protected] PANEL 19.03 ...... 76 Frajman, Eduardo - [email protected] PANEL 01.11 ...... 69 Fralick, Heather - [email protected] PANEL 04.02 ...... 79
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Frank, Jason - [email protected] PANEL 14.22 ...... 110 PANEL 14.26 ...... 124 Frankland, Erich - [email protected] PANEL 01.07 ...... 35 Franklin, Lee - [email protected] PANEL 11.03 ...... 55 Franz, Michael - [email protected] PANEL 21.02 ...... 58 Fredericksen, Patricia - [email protected] PANEL 22.04 ...... 67 Freeman, Gary - [email protected] PANEL 01.04 ...... 114 PANEL 01.12 ...... 78 Frisch, Scott - [email protected] PANEL 10.03 ...... 82 Fuller, Frank - [email protected] PANEL 21.03 ...... 119 Fulton, Sarah - [email protected] PANEL 24.04 ...... 86 Gaboury, Jennifer - [email protected] PANEL 24.05 ...... 120 Gabrielson, Teena - [email protected] PANEL 02.04 ...... 78 PANEL 14.03 ...... 38 Gambitta, Richard - [email protected] PANEL 09.03 ...... 90 PANEL 19.01 ...... 41 Garcia, Sonia - [email protected] PANEL 19.02 ...... 66 PANEL 24.06 ...... 105 PANEL 24.09 ...... 96 Garcia Bedolla, Lisa - [email protected] PANEL 23.04 ...... 86
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Gardiner, Stephen - [email protected] PANEL 02.02 ...... 44 Gardner, Annette - [email protected] PANEL 13.04 ...... 74 Geierstanger, Sara - [email protected] PANEL 13.04 ...... 74 Genovese, Michael - [email protected] PANEL 04.01 ...... 71 PANEL 04.03 ...... 107 George , Korbel - [email protected] PANEL 09.03 ...... 90 Gerber, Jonathan - [email protected] PANEL 20.02 ...... 84 PANEL 20.03 ...... 94 Gerencser, Steven - [email protected] PANEL 14.04 ...... 47 Geron, Kim - [email protected] PANEL 13.04 ...... 74 Gibbons, Michael - [email protected] PANEL 14.01 ...... 32 Giles-Sims, Jean - [email protected] PANEL 18.02 ...... 93 Gill, Emily - [email protected] PANEL 15.02 ...... 117 PANEL 15.03 ...... 64 Gilliom, John - [email protected] PANEL 14.13 ...... 83 Gillman, Howard PANEL 05.02 ...... 107 Gizzi, Michael - [email protected] PANEL 09.03 ...... 90 PANEL 09.07 ...... 54 Glezos, Simon - [email protected] PANEL 14.28 ...... 84
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Goldin, Richard - [email protected] PANEL 08.04 ...... 100 Gonzalez, Antonio - [email protected] PANEL 23.06 ...... 120 Gonzalez, Denise - [email protected] PANEL 22.01 ...... 50 Gonzalez, George - [email protected] PANEL 02.01 ...... 35 PANEL 03.04 ...... 88 PANEL 06.02 ...... 45 Graber, Mark - [email protected] PANEL 05.02 ...... 107 PANEL 07.06 ...... 31 Grant, Judith - [email protected] PANEL 15.02 ...... 117 PANEL 15.03 ...... 64 Green, Joanne - [email protected] PANEL 24.02 ...... 113 PANEL 24.04 ...... 86 Greene, Jeffrey - [email protected] PANEL 20.02 ...... 84 PANEL 20.03 ...... 94 Grigsby, Ellen - [email protected] PANEL 21.01 ...... 33 Gritter, Matthew - [email protected] PANEL 19.02 ...... 66 Guehlstorf, Nicholas - [email protected] PANEL 03.04 ...... 88 Guerra, Fernando - [email protected] PANEL 22.05 ...... 95 Gundogdu, Ayten - [email protected] PANEL 06.12 ...... 89
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Guo, Gang - PANEL 01.05 ...... 52 Halbert, Debora - [email protected] PANEL 24.04 ...... 86 Hall, Cheryl - [email protected] PANEL 14.13 ...... 83 Hammad, Fayez - [email protected] PANEL 01.09 ...... 28 Han, Lori - [email protected] PANEL 04.01 ...... 71 Hancock, Ange-Marie - [email protected] PANEL 07.04 ...... 54 PANEL 08.02 ...... 46 Hankenson, Margaret - [email protected] PANEL 11.04 ...... 101 Hansen, Kenneth - [email protected] PANEL 20.04 ...... 41 PANEL 20.05 ...... 119 Hansen, Wendy - [email protected] PANEL 01.05 ...... 52 PANEL 06.11 ...... 37 Hardy, Scott - [email protected] PANEL 03.08 ...... 36 Hardy-Fanta, Carol - [email protected] PANEL 23.02 ...... 51 Harrington, Christine - [email protected] PANEL 09.11 ...... 38 Harris, Micah - [email protected] PANEL 19.02 ...... 66 Harris, Traci - [email protected] PANEL 19.06 ...... 84 Hathaway, Paul - [email protected] PANEL 03.05 ...... 29
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Hattar, T. - [email protected] PANEL 01.02 ...... 121 Haussman, Melissa - [email protected] PANEL 24.06 ...... 105 PANEL 24.08 ...... 51 Hawkesworth, Mary - [email protected] PANEL 08.05 ...... 72 Haynes, Michael - [email protected] PANEL 04.02 ...... 79 Hays, Steve - [email protected] PANEL 16.01 ...... 103 Hayward, Tim - [email protected] PANEL 02.08 ...... 114 He, Lichao - [email protected] PANEL 01.01 ...... 28 Heckle, Emily - [email protected] PANEL 17.01 ...... 92 Hecock, Douglas - [email protected] PANEL 01.13 ...... 106 Heldman, Caroline PANEL 04.01 ...... 71 Hendrickson, Louise - [email protected] PANEL 01.12 ...... 78 PANEL 17.04 ...... 65 Hendrix, Burke - [email protected] PANEL 14.10 ...... 74 Henrichsen, Christopher - [email protected] PANEL 14.05 ...... 47 Hergt, Walter PANEL 17.03 ...... 103 Herian, Mitchel - [email protected] PANEL 17.02 ...... 40 Herrera, Richard - [email protected] PANEL 19.12 ...... 49
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Herzog, Don - [email protected] PANEL 14.14 ...... 101 Hess, Luis - [email protected] PANEL 17.02 ...... 40 Heurlin, Christopher - [email protected] PANEL 09.05 ...... 73 Hoang, Haco - [email protected] PANEL 22.05 ...... 95 Hoch, Katrina - [email protected] PANEL 09.06 ...... 62 PANEL 09.10 ...... 115 Hogen-Esch, Tom - [email protected] PANEL 22.04 ...... 67 Holyoke, Thomas - [email protected] PANEL 20.04 ...... 41 Holzwarth, John - [email protected] PANEL 14.03 ...... 38 PANEL 14.20 ...... 92 Horn, Steven - [email protected] PANEL 22.04 ...... 67 Hsueh, Vicki - [email protected] PANEL 14.11 ...... 75 PANEL 14.29 ...... 39 Hudson, William - [email protected] PANEL 21.01 ...... 33 Huefner, Robert - [email protected] PANEL 20.02 ...... 84 PANEL 20.03 ...... 94 Hundsdorfer, Tim - [email protected] PANEL 13.01 ...... 56 PANEL 13.03 ...... 32 Hunold, Christian - [email protected] PANEL 02.06 ...... 98
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Hunter, Susan - [email protected] PANEL 03.02 ...... 99 PANEL 18.04 ...... 125 Hurst, Leann - [email protected] PANEL 19.01 ...... 41 Hurst, Timothy - [email protected] PANEL 03.08 ...... 36 Ibanez Hernandez, Oscar Fidencio - [email protected] PANEL 03.09 ...... 61 Inácio, Magna - [email protected] PANEL 01.06 ...... 60 Ingram, Matthew - [email protected] PANEL 09.05 ...... 73 Isaacson, Ryan - [email protected] PANEL 06.10 ...... 72 Jacobsohn, Gary - [email protected] PANEL 09.10 ...... 115 Jacquemin, Celine - [email protected] PANEL 06.01 ...... 80 PANEL 06.12 ...... 89 Jaramillo, Patricia - [email protected] PANEL 19.05 ...... 104 PANEL 19.06 ...... 84 Jaskoski, Maiah - [email protected] PANEL 01.07 ...... 35 Jelen, Ted - [email protected] PANEL 13.02 ...... 108 PANEL 13.04 ...... 74 Jerit, Jennifer - [email protected] PANEL 11.02 ...... 63 Ji, Chang-Ho - [email protected] PANEL 22.03 ...... 42 Jividen, Jason - [email protected] PANEL 14.03 ...... 38
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Johnson, Curtis - [email protected] PANEL 14.08 ...... 63 Johnson, Jason - [email protected] PANEL 23.03 ...... 34 Johnson, Jeffrey - [email protected] PANEL 14.07 ...... 109 Johnson, John - [email protected] PANEL 01.13 ...... 106 Johnson, Lori - johnson_la@mercer. PANEL 09.06 ...... 62 PANEL 09.08 ...... 47 Johnson, Martin - [email protected] PANEL 17.02 ...... 40 Johnson, Susan - [email protected] PANEL 21.02 ...... 58 Johnston, Steven - [email protected] PANEL 14.07 ...... 109 PANEL 14.19 ...... 102 Jones, Matthew - [email protected] PANEL 09.08 ...... 47 Jones, M. Beth - [email protected] PANEL 24.07 ...... 76 Jordan-Zachary, Julia - PANEL 08.01 ...... 38 Jorgensen, Paul - [email protected] PANEL 13.04 ...... 74 Josephson, Jyl - [email protected] PANEL 15.04 ...... 57 Juenke, Eric - [email protected] PANEL 10.01 ...... 55 PANEL 22.03 ...... 42 Julius, William - [email protected] PANEL 10.03 ...... 82
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Jungkunz, Vince - [email protected] PANEL 14.13 ...... 83 Junn, Jane - [email protected] PANEL 19.09 ...... 66 Kahn, Ronald - [email protected] PANEL 05.01 ...... 71 PANEL 05.02 ...... 107 Kamola, Isaac - [email protected] PANEL 06.01 ...... 80 Kang, Eunju - [email protected] PANEL 23.03 ...... 34 Kapeluck, Branwell - [email protected] PANEL 23.03 ...... 34 Karp, Jeffrey PANEL 01.15 ...... 60 PANEL 17.05 ...... 48 Karpowitz, Christopher - [email protected] PANEL 09.06 ...... 62 Kassiola, Joel PANEL 02.04 ...... 78 Kassop, Nancy PANEL 04.01 ...... 71 Kaufman-Osborne, Timothy - [email protected] PANEL 07.01 ...... 81 PANEL 14.09 ...... 64 PANEL 14.19 ...... 102 Kauneckis, Derek - [email protected] PANEL 18.04 ...... 125 Kear, Andrew - [email protected] PANEL 03.05 ...... 29 Keating, Christine - [email protected] PANEL 14.10 ...... 74 PANEL 14.17 ...... 33
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Kedrowski, Karen - PANEL 17.01 ...... 92 Kelly, Kristin - PANEL 09.11 ...... 38 Kelly, Sean - [email protected] PANEL 10.03 ...... 82 Kelso, Mark - [email protected] PANEL 03.07 ...... 79 Kersch, Ken - [email protected] PANEL 05.01 ...... 71 PANEL 05.02 ...... 107 Kessel, Alisa - [email protected] PANEL 19.10 ...... 126 Kichiyev, Oraz - [email protected] PANEL 01.14 ...... 98 PANEL 20.02 ...... 84 Kilwein, John - [email protected] PANEL 09.01 ...... 108 Kim, Sungmoon - [email protected] PANEL 14.17 ...... 33 King, Edward - Concordia University [email protected] PANEL 14.15 ...... 91 King, Kimi - [email protected] PANEL 21.01 ...... 33 King, Kristy - [email protected] PANEL 14.08 ...... 63 King, Ronald - [email protected] PANEL 05.01 ...... 71 PANEL 05.03 ...... 80 Kinney, Dick - [email protected] PANEL 20.02 ...... 84 PANEL 20.03 ...... 94 Kniffen, Garrett - [email protected] PANEL 04.04 ...... 53
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Kogl, Alexandra - [email protected] PANEL 14.05 ...... 47 PANEL 14.25 ...... 124 Koontz, Tom - [email protected] PANEL 03.08 ...... 36 Korey, John - [email protected] PANEL 20.02 ...... 84 PANEL 20.03 ...... 94 Krause, Sharon - [email protected] PANEL 14.13 ...... 83 PANEL 14.18 ...... 91 Krebs, Timothy - [email protected] PANEL 11.01 ...... 123 PANEL 20.02 ...... 84 PANEL 20.03 ...... 94 Krug, Daniel - [email protected] PANEL 11.02 ...... 63 Kucsova, Simona - [email protected] PANEL 20.01 ...... 67 Kurtz, Rick - [email protected] PANEL 03.10 ...... 45 Kwak, Sun-Young - [email protected] PANEL 22.04 ...... 67 Kyi, Yin PANEL 01.07 ...... 35 Lampert, Joseph - [email protected] PANEL 19.11 ...... 118 Landolt, Laura - [email protected] PANEL 24.07 ...... 76 PANEL 24.08 ...... 51 Lapp, Nancy - [email protected] PANEL 06.02 ...... 45 Laugesen, Miriam - [email protected] PANEL 18.02 ...... 93
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LaVaque-Manty, Mika - [email protected] PANEL 14.06 ...... 56 PANEL 14.07 ...... 109 Lavariega Monforti, Jessica - [email protected] PANEL 22.01 ...... 50 PANEL 22.03 ...... 42 PANEL 23.04 ...... 86 Laverty, William - [email protected] PANEL 18.04 ...... 125 Le Cheminant, Wayne - [email protected] PANEL 01.07 ...... 35 PANEL 14.17 ...... 33 Leal, David - [email protected] PANEL 18.03 ...... 118 PANEL 18.05 ...... 49 PANEL 19.12 ...... 49 Lee, Chris - leech @ mrs.umn.edu PANEL 01.10 ...... 88 Lee, Frederick - [email protected] PANEL 19.13 ...... 93 Leeper, Mark - [email protected] PANEL 24.02 ...... 113 Leiby, Michele - [email protected] PANEL 06.04 ...... 89 LeLoup, Lance - [email protected] PANEL 20.02 ...... 84 PANEL 20.03 ...... 94 Lennahan, Jamie - [email protected] PANEL 14.10 ...... 74 Levin, Daniel - [email protected] PANEL 09.02 ...... 100 PANEL 10.03 ...... 82 Lewis, Jessica - [email protected] PANEL 03.05 ...... 29
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Lewis, Orion - [email protected] PANEL 01.09 ...... 28 Lewis, Paul - [email protected] PANEL 22.01 ...... 50 Light, Steven - [email protected] PANEL 20.04 ...... 41 PANEL 20.05 ...... 119 Lindgren, Eric - [email protected] PANEL 23.05 ...... 105 Lindquist, Stefanie - [email protected] PANEL 09.11 ...... 38 Lindstrom, Matt - [email protected] PANEL 03.08 ...... 36 PANEL 22.04 ...... 67 Lipscomb, Michael - [email protected] PANEL 14.31 ...... 111 PANEL 17.01 ...... 92 Lipson, Daniel - [email protected] PANEL 09.03 ...... 90 Litherland , J. Tony - [email protected] PANEL 18.03 ...... 118 Litherland, M. Lucrecia - [email protected] PANEL 18.03 ...... 118 Locke, Jill - [email protected] PANEL 14.24 ...... 116 Lockett, Linda - [email protected] PANEL 13.02 ...... 108 Lockhart, Charles - [email protected] PANEL 01.02 ...... 121 PANEL 18.02 ...... 93 Lokaneeta, Jinee - [email protected] PANEL 14.19 ...... 102
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Longo, Patrizia - [email protected] PANEL 24.03 ...... 42 PANEL 24.05 ...... 120 Longoria, Thomas - [email protected] PANEL 22.03 ...... 42 Lorenzo, David - [email protected] PANEL 14.04 ...... 47 PANEL 14.17 ...... 33 Lovecraft, Amy - [email protected] PANEL 02.01 ...... 35 PANEL 02.03 ...... 70 Lovell, George - [email protected] PANEL 07.06 ...... 31 Lucas, Jennifer - [email protected] PANEL 24.04 ...... 86 Luke, Timothy - [email protected] PANEL 02.01 ...... 35 PANEL 02.03 ...... 70 Lunch, William PANEL 20.01 ...... 67 Lundasen, Susanne - [email protected] PANEL 24.03 ...... 42 Luxon, Nancy - [email protected] PANEL 14.25 ...... 124 Lybecker, Donna - [email protected] PANEL 03.09 ...... 61 MacLeod, Lisa - [email protected] PANEL 06.11 ...... 37 Madrid, Richard - [email protected] PANEL 14.33 ...... 75 Maloley, Wadad - [email protected] PANEL 06.02 ...... 45 PANEL 06.11 ...... 37
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Maloney, Steven - [email protected] PANEL 14.20 ...... 92 Mampilly, Zachariah - [email protected] PANEL 01.11 ...... 69 Mangum, Maruice - [email protected] PANEL 19.07 ...... 58 Manuel, Anne - [email protected] PANEL 14.21 ...... 109 Manzano, Sylvia - [email protected] PANEL 19.03 ...... 76 Marasco, Robyn - [email protected] PANEL 14.12 ...... 57 PANEL 24.05 ...... 120 Marichal, Jose - [email protected] PANEL 19.07 ...... 58 PANEL 22.04 ...... 67 PANEL 22.05 ...... 95 Markell, Patchen - [email protected] PANEL 14.14 ...... 101 Marquez, Xavier - [email protected] PANEL 14.23 ...... 115 Martin, Ed - [email protected] PANEL 18.01 ...... 65 Martin, Eric - [email protected] PANEL 02.07 ...... 106 Martinez, Juan Pablo - [email protected] PANEL 06.03 ...... 62 Martinez, Larry - [email protected] PANEL 06.06 ...... 107 PANEL 06.08 ...... 122 PANEL 08.04 ...... 100 Martinez, Ruben - [email protected] PANEL 16.02 ...... 117
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Martinez-Ebers, Valerie - [email protected] PANEL 24.09 ...... 96 Maslin-Wicks, Kimberly - [email protected] PANEL 10.02 ...... 31 Mason, Susan PANEL 22.04 ...... 67 Masters, Daniel - [email protected] PANEL 06.07 ...... 114 Masuoka, Natalie - [email protected] PANEL 19.09 ...... 66 PANEL 19.13 ...... 93 Mathiowetz, Dean - [email protected] PANEL 05.06 ...... 36 Matthewson, Donald - [email protected] PANEL 05.03 ...... 80 Matti, Simon - [email protected] PANEL 03.07 ...... 79 Mattos, Ashlin PANEL 20.04 ...... 41 Maxwell, Lida - [email protected] PANEL 14.25 ...... 124 McBeath, Jerry - [email protected] PANEL 20.02 ...... 84 PANEL 20.03 ...... 94 McBeth, Mark - [email protected] PANEL 03.05 ...... 29 McCall, Leslie PANEL 08.02 ...... 46 McCann, Michael - [email protected] PANEL 09.11 ...... 38 McClure, Kirstie - [email protected] PANEL 14.11 ...... 75 PANEL 14.14 ...... 101
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McDonald, Michael - [email protected] PANEL 23.02 ...... 51 McGovern, Patrick - [email protected] PANEL 01.09 ...... 28 McGowen, Ernest - [email protected] PANEL 13.01 ...... 56 McHenry, Dean (Jr.) - [email protected] PANEL 01.11 ...... 69 McKenzie, Jonathan - [email protected] PANEL 02.04 ...... 78 PANEL 02.07 ...... 106 McLeod, Aman - [email protected] PANEL 09.01 ...... 108 McManus, Helen - [email protected] PANEL 14.26 ...... 124 McNulty, John - [email protected] PANEL 17.01 ...... 92 PANEL 24.04 ...... 86 McWilliams, Susan - [email protected] PANEL 14.11 ...... 75 Meier, Kenneth - [email protected] PANEL 19.12 ...... 49 Mello, Brian - [email protected] PANEL 21.02 ...... 58 Meyer, John - [email protected] PANEL 02.06 ...... 98 PANEL 02.07 ...... 106 PANEL 02.08 ...... 114 Michelson, Melissa - [email protected] PANEL 19.07 ...... 58 PANEL 22.01 ...... 50 PANEL 23.03 ...... 34 Miller, Char - [email protected] PANEL 14.18 ...... 91
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Miller, Gregg - [email protected] PANEL 14.18 ...... 91 Miller, Mark - [email protected] PANEL 09.04 ...... 81 Miller, Tim - [email protected] PANEL 04.04 ...... 53 Min, Brian - [email protected] PANEL 06.02 ...... 45 Minney, Maria - [email protected] PANEL 19.09 ...... 66 Miranda, Luis - [email protected] PANEL 23.06 ...... 120 Mishra, Pramod - [email protected] PANEL 14.11 ...... 75 Mishra, Sangay - [email protected] PANEL 19.08 ...... 111 Mitchell, Charles - [email protected] PANEL 11.04 ...... 101 PANEL 16.03 ...... 48 Moeller, Justin - [email protected] PANEL 05.01 ...... 71 Monardi, Fred - [email protected] PANEL 13.02 ...... 108 PANEL 13.04 ...... 74 PANEL 21.04 ...... 95 Moncrief, Gary - [email protected] PANEL 24.01 ...... 59 Montague, Megan - [email protected] PANEL 01.02 ...... 121 Montoya Kirk, Celeste - [email protected] PANEL 24.07 ...... 76 PANEL 24.08 ...... 51 Montoya, T. Mark - [email protected] PANEL 19.08 ...... 111
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Moore, John - [email protected] PANEL 06.07 ...... 114 PANEL 06.08 ...... 122 Moore, Matthew - [email protected] PANEL 14.01 ...... 32 Moore, Scott - [email protected] PANEL 20.02 ...... 84 PANEL 20.03 ...... 94 PANEL 20.06 ...... 112 Moore, Stephen - swmoore@email,unc.edu PANEL 14.31 ...... 111 Moreno, Dario - [email protected] PANEL 22.02 ...... 112 Morin, Robert - [email protected] PANEL 20.02 ...... 84 PANEL 20.03 ...... 94 Morris, Jonathan - [email protected] PANEL 11.03 ...... 55 Moushegian, Richard - [email protected] PANEL 14.07 ...... 109 Mumme, Stephen - [email protected] PANEL 03.09 ...... 61 Murakawa, Naomi - [email protected] PANEL 19.13 ...... 93 Mushkatel, Alvin - [email protected] PANEL 18.04 ...... 125 Myers, Jason - [email protected] PANEL 04.04 ...... 53 Nagler, Jonathan PANEL 23.04 ...... 86 Nakamura, Robert - [email protected] PANEL 01.13 ...... 106
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Naranch, Laurie - [email protected] PANEL 14.12 ...... 57 PANEL 14.25 ...... 124 Navarro, Sharon - [email protected] PANEL 24.09 ...... 96 Neidleman, Jason - [email protected] PANEL 14.18 ...... 91 Neiman, Max - [email protected] PANEL 19.05 ...... 104 Nelson, Brian - [email protected] PANEL 14.23 ...... 115 Nelson, Catherine - [email protected] PANEL 19.10 ...... 126 Nelson, Steve PANEL 16.01 ...... 103 Newman, James - [email protected] PANEL 03.03 ...... 121 Newton, Lina - [email protected] PANEL 23.04 ...... 86 Nie, Martin - [email protected] PANEL 03.08 ...... 36 Niles, Franklyn - [email protected] PANEL 13.02 ...... 108 Nordeen, Patricia - [email protected] PANEL 14.06 ...... 56 PANEL 14.15 ...... 91 Nordquist, Michael - [email protected] PANEL 02.03 ...... 70 Norlen, Tova - [email protected] PANEL 06.03 ...... 62 Norrander, Barbara - [email protected] PANEL 20.07 ...... 104 PANEL 23.01 ...... 96
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Norris, Andrew - [email protected] PANEL 14.03 ...... 38 PANEL 14.12 ...... 57 Northrop, Alana - [email protected] PANEL 18.04 ...... 125 Norton, Noelle - [email protected] PANEL 24.02 ...... 113 Novkov, Julie - [email protected] PANEL 07.01 ...... 81 PANEL 08.04 ...... 100 PANEL 09.11 ...... 38 Nuno, Stephen - [email protected] PANEL 19.05 ...... 104 PANEL 22.05 ...... 95 Ochoa, Paulina - [email protected] PANEL 14.27 ...... 116 Olds, Chris - [email protected] PANEL 19.12 ...... 49 Olson, Joel - [email protected] PANEL 05.05 ...... 30 PANEL 14.10 ...... 74 PANEL 14.20 ...... 92 Olson, Kevin - [email protected] PANEL 14.06 ...... 56 Olson, Susan - [email protected] PANEL 09.04 ...... 81 Omo-Bare, Iren - [email protected] PANEL 01.10 ...... 88 On, Steve - [email protected] PANEL 24.03 ...... 42 Ono, Keiko - [email protected] PANEL 11.03 ...... 55 PANEL 17.05 ...... 48
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O'Regan, Valerie - [email protected] PANEL 24.02 ...... 113 PANEL 24.04 ...... 86 Osher, Paul - [email protected] PANEL 14.26 ...... 124 Otenyo, Eric - [email protected] PANEL 06.01 ...... 80 Pachirat, Timothy - [email protected] PANEL 07.02 ...... 90 PANEL 07.03...... 72 Paden, Catherine - [email protected] PANEL 19.09...... 66 Pallansch, Leona - [email protected] PANEL 06.05 ...... 99 PANEL 06.10...... 72 Panagia, Davide - [email protected] PANEL 14.14 ...... 101 PANEL 14.26 ...... 124 Pantoja, Adrian - [email protected] PANEL 19.12 ...... 49 Paracuellos, Fabrice - [email protected] PANEL 06.06 ...... 107 Parrish, Richard - [email protected] PANEL 14.17 ...... 33 Parson, Sean - [email protected] PANEL 19.02 ...... 66 Patton, David - [email protected] PANEL 20.02 ...... 84 PANEL 20.03 ...... 94 Paulette, Justin - [email protected] PANEL 09.08 ...... 47 Pedahzur, Ami - [email protected] PANEL 01.03 ...... 44 PANEL 01.04 ...... 114
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Percival, Garrick - [email protected] PANEL 20.06 ...... 112 Perez, Efren - [email protected] PANEL 17.04 ...... 65 PANEL 17.05 ...... 48 Peschek, Joseph - [email protected] PANEL 09.09 ...... 122 Phelps, Andrew - [email protected] PANEL 09.07 ...... 54 Pickerill, Mitchell - [email protected] PANEL 09.07 ...... 54 PANEL 09.11 ...... 38 Pierce, Kevin - [email protected] PANEL 18.03 ...... 118 Pierceson, Jason - [email protected] PANEL 15.02 ...... 117 PANEL 15.03 ...... 64 Plax, Martin - [email protected] PANEL 14.23 ...... 115 Plotke, David - [email protected] PANEL 05.05 ...... 30 PANEL 14.20 ...... 92 Ponomarenko, Irina - PANEL 01.15 ...... 60 Pool, Heather - [email protected] PANEL 14.02 ...... 83 Portteus, Kevin - [email protected] PANEL 10.02 ...... 31 Prakash, Deepa - [email protected] PANEL 06.02 ...... 45 Preece, Jessica - [email protected] PANEL 13.03 ...... 32 Preuhs, Robert - [email protected] PANEL 10.01 ...... 55
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Prindeville, Diane-Michele - [email protected] PANEL 08.01 ...... 38 Pubantz, Jerry - [email protected] PANEL 06.08 ...... 122 PANEL 06.04 ...... 89 Rahman, Smita A. - [email protected] PANEL 14.28 ...... 84 Rajan, Chella - [email protected] PANEL 02.02 ...... 44 Ramakrishnan, Karthick - [email protected] PANEL 22.01 ...... 50 Rand, Kathryn - PANEL 20.04 ...... 41 PANEL 20.05 ...... 119 Rappa, Antonio - [email protected] PANEL 14.27 ...... 116 Rashkova, Assia - [email protected] PANEL 01.13 ...... 106 Rashkova, Ekaterina - [email protected] PANEL 01.13 ...... 106 Raven, Thomas - [email protected] PANEL 10.02 ...... 31 Reams, Margaret - [email protected] PANEL 03.07 ...... 79 Redhead, Mark - [email protected] PANEL 14.04 ...... 47 Regalado, Jaime - [email protected] PANEL 22.05 ...... 95 Reich, Michael - [email protected] PANEL 03.03 ...... 121 Richards, Erin - [email protected] PANEL 10.01 ...... 55 PANEL 24.02 ...... 113
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Richter, Melvin - [email protected] PANEL 05.06 ...... 36 Riley, Jack - [email protected] PANEL 14.33 ...... 75 Rim, Kathy - [email protected] PANEL 19.13 ...... 93 Rinfret, Sara - [email protected] PANEL 03.06 ...... 53 Rivero, Douglas - [email protected] PANEL 01.03 ...... 44 Roberts, Christopher - [email protected] PANEL 09.06 ...... 62 Roberts, Veronica - [email protected] PANEL 01.04 ...... 114 Robinson, Christopher - [email protected] PANEL 02.06 ...... 98 Robinson, Donald - PANEL 04.03 ...... 107 Robinson, Jean PANEL 01.11 ...... 69 Rocca, Michael - [email protected] PANEL 10.04 ...... 123 PANEL 19.03 ...... 76 Rocco, Raymond - [email protected] PANEL 07.04 ...... 54 Rocha, Gregory - [email protected] PANEL 22.03 ...... 42 Rocha, Rene - [email protected] PANEL 19.12 ...... 49 PANEL 20.01 ...... 67 Rodrigues, Helena - [email protected] PANEL 22.05 ...... 95 Roff, Heather - [email protected] PANEL 06.06 ...... 107
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Rolando , Rios - PANEL 09.03 ...... 90 Rose, Melody - [email protected] PANEL 15.03 ...... 64 Rosenthal, Alisa - [email protected] PANEL 14.13 ...... 83 Rosenthal, Donald - [email protected] PANEL 15.01 ...... 40 PANEL 15.04 ...... 57 Ross, James - [email protected] PANEL 06.07 ...... 114 Ross, Steve PANEL 18.05 ...... 49 Rouse, Amelia - [email protected] PANEL 21.01 ...... 33 Routh, Stephen - [email protected] PANEL 04.04 ...... 53 Rowell, Nicholas - [email protected] PANEL 01.01 ...... 28 Sabl, Andrew - [email protected] PANEL 14.15 ...... 91 Saccarelli, Emanuele - [email protected] PANEL 14.25 ...... 124 Sachs, Stephen - [email protected] PANEL 19.04 ...... 33 PANEL 19.09 ...... 66 Sadiq, Kamal - [email protected] PANEL 07.02 ...... 90 PANEL 07.03 ...... 72 Sagás, Ernesto - [email protected] PANEL 01.12 ...... 78 Saiz, Martin - [email protected] PANEL 23.01 ...... 96
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Sakaguchi, Rodney - [email protected] PANEL 20.02 ...... 84 PANEL 20.03 ...... 94 Saldin, Robert - [email protected] PANEL 05.04 ...... 61 Salka, William - [email protected] PANEL 03.10 ...... 45 Salucci, Lapo - [email protected] PANEL 01.06 ...... 60 Sampaio, Anna - [email protected] PANEL 07.03 ...... 72 PANEL 07.04 ...... 54 PANEL 08.02 ...... 46 PANEL 14.09 ...... 64 PANEL 19.08 ...... 111 Sampson, Karen - [email protected] PANEL 18.05 ...... 49 Sanchez, Gabriel - [email protected] PANEL 19.03 ...... 76 PANEL 22.01 ...... 50 Sandberg, Krister - PANEL 06.03 ...... 62 Sara, Leticia - [email protected] PANEL 21.02 ...... 58 PANEL 21.04 ...... 95 Saunders, Kyle - [email protected] PANEL 23.01 ...... 96 Schaal, Pamela - [email protected] PANEL 10.03 ...... 82 Schatzman, Christina - [email protected] PANEL 01.05 ...... 52 Scheurer, Katherine - [email protected] PANEL 24.06 ...... 105
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Schlosberg, David - [email protected] PANEL 02.06 ...... 98 PANEL 02.07 ...... 106 Schmidt, Jr., Ronald - [email protected] PANEL 14.29 ...... 39 Schmidt, Sr., Ronald - [email protected] PANEL 08.04 ...... 100 Scholnick, Erin - [email protected] PANEL 11.03 ...... 55 PANEL 23.05 ...... 105 Schreiber, Ronnee - [email protected] PANEL 24.06 ...... 105 Schumann, Robert - [email protected] PANEL 20.02 ...... 84 PANEL 20.03 ...... 94 Schwartz-Shea, Peregrine - [email protected] PANEL 07.01 ...... 81 PANEL 08.04 ...... 100 Scola, Becki - [email protected] PANEL 20.07 ...... 104 Scott, Austin - [email protected] PANEL 02.06 ...... 98 Scott, Kyle - [email protected] PANEL 04.05 ...... 30 PANEL 09.01 ...... 108 Segura, Gary - [email protected] PANEL 19.07 ...... 58 Seijo, Francisco - [email protected] PANEL 03.01 ...... 70 Seo, Jungkun - [email protected] PANEL 10.04 ...... 123 Seo, Jungmin - [email protected] PANEL 01.08 ...... 69
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Settle, Allen - [email protected] PANEL 18.01 ...... 65 Shanahan, Elizabeth - [email protected] PANEL 03.05 ...... 29 Shanks, Torrey - [email protected] PANEL 14.04 ...... 47 Shapiro, Kam - [email protected] PANEL 14.01 ...... 32 PANEL 14.02 ...... 83 Shaw, Brian - [email protected] PANEL 14.16 ...... 102 Sherman, Daniel - [email protected] PANEL 03.10 ...... 45 Sherrill, Kenneth - [email protected] PANEL 15.01 ...... 40 PANEL 15.04 ...... 57 Shingles, Richard - [email protected] PANEL 18.05 ...... 49 Showden, Carisa - [email protected] PANEL 24.03 ...... 42 PANEL 24.05 ...... 120 Siemers, David - [email protected] PANEL 14.12 ...... 57 PANEL 14.19 ...... 102 Sierra, Christine - [email protected] PANEL 24.01 ...... 59 Simpson, Andrea - [email protected] PANEL 08.01 ...... 38 Sinn, Jeff - [email protected] PANEL 02.04 ...... 78 Skill, Karin - [email protected] PANEL 03.07 ...... 79 Skinner, Dan - [email protected] PANEL 14.31 ...... 111
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Skopek, Tracy - [email protected] PANEL 20.02 ...... 84 PANEL 20.03 ...... 94 PANEL 20.05 ...... 119 Smith, Anna Marie - [email protected] PANEL 07.04 ...... 54 PANEL 08.05 ...... 72 PANEL 14.09 ...... 64 Smith, Charles - [email protected] PANEL 15.01 ...... 40 Smith, Daniel - [email protected] PANEL 20.06 ...... 112 Smith, Justin - [email protected] PANEL 06.04 ...... 89 Smith, Nicholas - [email protected] PANEL 14.23 ...... 115 PANEL 14.33 ...... 75 Sokoloff, William - [email protected] PANEL 14.02 ...... 83 PANEL 14.08 ...... 63 Solis, Erica - [email protected] PANEL 19.12 ...... 49 Somma, Mark - [email protected] PANEL 20.04 ...... 41 PANEL 20.05 ...... 119 Song, Sarah - [email protected] PANEL 14.29 ...... 39 Sowa, Jessica - PANEL 16.01 ...... 103 Sparks, Holloway - [email protected] PANEL 14.05 ...... 47 Sparrow, Bartholomew - [email protected] PANEL 05.04 ...... 61
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Spinner-Halev, Jeff - [email protected] PANEL 14.20 ...... 92 PANEL 14.29 ...... 39 Spitzer, Scott - [email protected] PANEL 05.03 ...... 80 Stabrowski, Donald - [email protected] PANEL 20.02 ...... 84 PANEL 20.03 ...... 94 Stambough, Stephen - [email protected] PANEL 24.02 ...... 113 PANEL 24.04 ...... 86 Steel, Brent - [email protected] PANEL 01.01 ...... 28 Stephenson, Jr., D. Grier - [email protected] PANEL 09.10 ...... 115 Sterling, Rebekah - [email protected] PANEL 14.11 ...... 75 Stiehm, Judith - [email protected] PANEL 01.11 ...... 69 Stimson, Shannon - [email protected] PANEL 14.15 ...... 91 Stow, Simon - [email protected] PANEL 14.12 ...... 57 Strach, Patricia - [email protected] PANEL 05.03 ...... 80 Strand, Doug - [email protected] PANEL 19.05 ...... 104 Straus, Ryane - [email protected] PANEL 18.03 ...... 118 PANEL 20.01 ...... 67 Strong, Tracy - [email protected] PANEL 14.22 ...... 110 Stumpo, Pamela - [email protected] PANEL 01.12 ...... 78
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Sukkarieh, Salah - [email protected] PANEL 12.01 ...... 31 Sullivan, Kathleen - [email protected] PANEL 05.03 ...... 80 Sylvester, Dari - PANEL 17.03 ...... 103 Tafoya, Lorraine - [email protected] PANEL 23.05 ...... 105 Tataw, David - [email protected] PANEL 18.02 ...... 93 Taverna, Jessica - [email protected] PANEL 02.05 ...... 52 Taylor, Quentin - [email protected] PANEL 14.33 ...... 75 Taylor, Robert - [email protected] PANEL 14.06 ...... 56 Teets, Jessica - [email protected] PANEL 01.05 ...... 52 Theriault, Sean - [email protected] PANEL 10.02 ...... 31 Thiers, Paul - [email protected] PANEL 01.05 ...... 52 Thomas, Clive - [email protected] PANEL 13.01 ...... 56 PANEL 20.01 ...... 67 Thomas, Gwynn - [email protected] PANEL 08.05 ...... 72 Thompson, Lyke - [email protected] PANEL 16.01 ...... 103 Thorpe, Rebecca - [email protected] PANEL 09.02 ...... 100 Thorson, Gregory - [email protected] PANEL 24.02 ...... 113
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Tillery, Alvin - [email protected] PANEL 07.02 ...... 90 PANEL 14.24 ...... 116 Tkacheva, Olesya - [email protected] PANEL 13.01 ...... 56 Todsen, John - [email protected] PANEL 04.04 ...... 53 Toender, Lars - [email protected] PANEL 14.28 ...... 84 Togun, Kehinde - [email protected] PANEL 15.04 ...... 57 Ton, Tammy - [email protected] PANEL 14.33 ...... 75 Tonder, Lars - [email protected] PANEL 14.27 ...... 116 Torres, Rodolfo - [email protected] PANEL 22.05 ...... 95 Touchton, Michael - [email protected] PANEL 01.02 ...... 121 Towle, Michael - [email protected] PANEL 23.02 ...... 51 Trounstine, Jessica - [email protected] PANEL 13.03 ...... 32 Tsai, Robert - [email protected] PANEL 14.16 ...... 102 Turnbull, Phyllis - [email protected] PANEL 14.09 ...... 64 Turner, Charles - [email protected] PANEL 10.02 ...... 31 PANEL 21.03 ...... 119 Twine, France Winddance - PANEL 08.05 ...... 72 Tzintzarova, Maria - [email protected] PANEL 01.14 ...... 98
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WPSA AWARD WINNERS: 2005 ANNUAL MEETING
PI SIGMA ALPHA: ($250) To: Walter Stone, University of California, Davis; Sarah Fulton, University of California, Davis; Sandy Maisel, Colby College, and Cherie Maestas, Texas Tech University. For their paper: “Prospects, Money, Candidate Entry, and Vote Share in US House Elections: What’s Causing What?”
DISSERTATION AWARD: ($250) To: Dr. Jeffrey F. Timmons, Instituto Tecnologico Autonomo de Mexico For his Dissertation: “The Fiscal Contract: States, Taxes, and Public Services” Completed at: the University of California, San Diego
BETTY NESVOLD AWARD (WOMEN AND POLITICS): ($250) To: Ki-young Shin, University of Washington For her paper: “Movement Without Activism: Japanese Women’s Family Law Reform Movement Since the 1980s”
BLACKS AND POLITICS: ($250) To: Professor Mark Q. Sawyer, University of California, Los Angeles For his paper: “DuBois’ Double Consciousness Versus Latin American Exceptionalism: Joe Arroyo, Salsa and Negritude”
LATINA/LATINO POLITICS: ($250) To: Professor Lisa Garcia Bedolla and Becki Scola, University of California, Irvine For their paper: “Race, Connectedness and Social Capital in the United States”
CHARLES REDD AWARD FOR BEST PAPER ON THE POLITICS OF THE AMERICAN WEST: ($250) To: Professors Joe Bowersox and Karen Arabas, Willamette University For their paper: “People, Fire and Scale: Obstacles to Ecosystem Management” POLITICAL RESEARCH QUARTERLY BEST ARTICLE AWARD: ($1000) To: Professor Natalia Letki, Nuffield College, Oxford For her December 2004 PRQ Article: “Socialization for Participation? Trust, Membership and Democratization in East- Central Europe”
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At the 2006 Annual Meeting, the Association anticipates the following seven awards:
The $250 Dissertation Award for the best doctoral dissertation completed at a university within the regional groupings of the WPSA between July 1, 2005, and June 30, 2006.
The $250 Pi Sigma Alpha Award for the best paper presented at the 2006 WPSA meeting.
The $250 Betty Nesvold Women and Politics Award for the best paper on women and politics presented at the 2006 WPSA meeting.
The $250 WPSA Best Paper Award on Latino/Latina Politics for an outstanding paper on Latino and/or Latina politics.
The $250 Award by Committee on the Status of Blacks for an outstanding paper discussing issues and problems that concern most Black Americans.
The $1,000 Political Research Quarterly Best Article Award for the best article published in the Political Research Quarterly during 2006.
The $250 Charles Redd Award for Best Paper on the Politics of the American West for the best paper on the politics of the American West presented at the 2006 Annual Meeting. Papers may cover a broad range of topics— governance, policy, culture, politics—and may compare the West to other regions. The Charles Redd Center for Western Studies at Brigham Young University and the WPSA jointly offer this award.
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AWARD SUBMISSIONS
Please send award submission to the individuals listed below by the deadline noted. No previously published material may be submitted.
Pi Sigma Alpha Award Deadline: June 15, 2006 John Garcia University of Arizona E-Mail: [email protected]
Betty Nesvold Women And Deadline: June 15, 2006 Politics Award Carrie Currier and Joanne Green Texas Christian University E-Mails: [email protected] [email protected]
Latino/Latina Politics Deadline: June 15, 2006 Adrian Pantojas Arizona State University E-Mail: [email protected]
Blacks and Politics Award Deadline: June 15, 2006 Ange-Marie Hancock Yale University E-Mail: [email protected]
Charles Redd Center Award Deadline: June 15, 2006 David Damore University of Nevada, Las Vegas E-Mail: [email protected]
Dissertation Award Deadline: October 15, 2006 Valerie Martinez-Ebers Texas Christian University E-Mail: [email protected]
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Main Attractions In Albuquerque
1) Sandia Peak Tramway 10 Tramway Loop Northeast, Albuquerque, Tel: 505-856-7325
The world's longest aerial tram ride takes visitors 2.7 miles to the 10,000-foot peak of the Sandia Mountains. Deer, coyotes, black bear, raccoons, bobcats, eagles and hawks inhabit Sandia Mountains and can be spotted from the cable cars above. For more information, see http://www.sandiapeak.com
2) Petroglyph National Monument 6001 Unser Blvd Northwest, Albuquerque, Tel: 505-899-0205
Up to 15,000 petroglyphs or prehistoric rock art images have been found on the West Mesa volcanic escarpment, located along a 17- mile canyon outside of Albuquerque. Three walking trails wind through the petroglyphs. The visitor center is open daily 8-5. $1 per vehicle on weekdays and $2 per vehicle on weekends. For more information, see http://www.nps.gov/petr/
3) Historic Old Town Northeast of Central Ave. and Rio Grande Blvd. NW, Albuquerque, Tel: 505-243-3215
Old Albuquerque's well preserved Spanish plaza is surrounded by restaurants and tourist shops selling rugs, Native American jewelry and crafts. Stroll down narrow brick paths, past splendid examples of 18th century architecture, in this historic section of the city that also features the Rattlesnake Museum and quaint shops that sell southwestern goods. For more information, see http://www.albuquerqueoldtown.com/
4) Indian Pueblo Cultural Center 2401 12th St NW, Albuquerque, Tel: 800-766-4405
Owned and run by the 19 Indian Pueblos of New Mexico, this important center showcases the history of the Pueblo people through ancient artifacts, dance demonstrations and art exhibits. Indian dances are held on weekends year-round at 11:00 am and 2:00 pm. Open daily as follows: museum 9am-5pm; gift shops 9am-5:30pm; American Indian restaurant 7:30am-3:30pm. For more information, see http://www.indianpueblo.org
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5) New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science 1801 Mountain Rd. NW, Albuquerque, Tel: 505-841-2800
Explore an ice cave, stand inside a "live" volcano or ride the "Evolator" back to the Age of Dinosaurs - the museum offers fun and interest for the entire family. Visit exhibits on zoology, botany, geology and paleontology. The museum also features Extreme Screen Dynatheater in exciting large-format films. Open daily 9am- 5pm. For more information, see http://www.nmnaturalhistory.org/
6) National Hispanic Cultural Center of New Mexico 1701 Fourth Street SW, Albuquerque, Tel: 505-246-2261
The center presents Hispanic arts and humanities in many forms: visual arts, drama, music, dance, literary arts, film, culinary arts, history, and more. There's also a gift shop, an amphitheater and an indoor/outdoor restaurant. Open Tue-Sun 10am-5pm. For more information, see http://www.nhccnm.org/
7) National Atomic Museum 1905 Mountain Road, NW, Albuquerque, Tel: 505-245-2137
Moved from Los Alamos for security reasons after September 11, this museum pays tribute to the "Atomic Age," from Madame Marie Curie to the Manhattan Project to the development of the Atomic Bomb. Open daily 9am-5pm. For more information, see http://www.atomicmuseum.com
8) Explora Science Center and Children's Museum of Albuquerque 1701 Mountain Road NW, Albuquerque, Tel: 505-224-8300
Fun and learning merge at this exciting science exploration center that's loaded with hands-on and interactive educational exhibits for people of all ages. For more information, see http://www.explora.mus.nm.us
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Albuquerque Biological Park 2601 Central Ave. NW, Albuquerque, Tel: 505-764-6200
Park complex offering three main sections the whole family can enjoy: Albuquerque Aquarium, Rio Grande Botanic Garden and Rio Grande Zoo. For more information, see http://www.cabq.gov/biopark/index.html
9) Rio Grande Nature Center State Park 2901 Candelaria Rd. NW, Albuquerque, Tel: 505-344-7240
This 270-acre region of riverside forest and meadows offers hiking trails along the Rio Grande River and is considered an excellent spot for bird watching and viewing wildlife. For more information, see http://www.emnrd.state.nm.us/emnrd/parks/
10) American International Rattlesnake Museum 202 San Felipe NW, Albuquerque, Tel: 505-242-6569
This museum houses the world's largest collection of different species of live rattlesnakes and aims to correct common reptilian misconceptions. There's other cool stuff, like beer cans branded with snake themes, original bottles of snake oil and other serpent-themed memorabilia through the ages. For more information, see http://www.rattlesnakes.com
Main Attractions In Santa Fe
1) Palace of the Governors 105 W. Palace Ave., Santa Fe, Tel: 505-827-6483
Thought to be America's oldest continuously-occupied building, this former Spanish, Mexican and American governmental building is now a history museum. For more information, see http://www.palaceofthegovernors.org/
2) Georgia O'Keeffe Museum 217 Johnson Street, Santa Fe, Tel: 505-995-0785
A celebration of the life and works of the famous contemporary artist, this museum is divided into nine exhibition galleries and has an
187 GUIDE TO ALBUQUERQUE AND ITS RESTAURANTS outdoor sculpture area. It is the first museum in the world dedicated to a woman painter of international reputation. For more information, see http://www.okeeffemuseum.org
3) Museum of International Folk Art 706 Camino Lejo, Santa Fe, Tel: 505-476-1200
More than 120,000 objects are on display at this museum, including the Girard Foundation's collection of miniature buildings, streets and village scenes from 100 different countries. For more information, see http://www.moifa.org/
4) Canyon Road, Santa Fe
Rich in history and art, Canyon Road is the cultural center of Santa Fe. For more information, see http://canyonroadarts.com/
5) The Plaza, Santa Fe
Listed on the National Registry of Historic Places, the Plaza is the heart and soul of the city. The gathering spot for residents and tourists alike is surrounded by city landmarks, shops and restaurants.
6) Santuario De Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe 100 S. Guadalupe St., Santa Fe, Tel: 505-988-2027
Built in 1795, this church houses the oldest shrine to the Virgin Mary in the United States.
7) St. Francis Cathedral Cathedral Place at San Francisco St., Santa Fe, Tel: 505-982-5619
This cathedral was built in 1886, and is known for its beautiful Romanesque architecture.
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Day Trips
1) Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge Along the Rio Grande River, Albuquerque, Tel: 505-344-7240
A 12,900-acre refuge, located at the northern edge of the Chihuahuan desert, consisting of moist bottomlands, arid foothills and mesas, most of which are preserved as wilderness areas. For more information, see http://www.fws.gov/southwest/refuges/newmex/bosque/
2) Jemez Mountain Trail
Traveling this trail provides a journey through time. A leisurely day trip along this National Scenic Byway takes you past fantastic geologic formations, ancient Indian ruins, and reminders of the area’s logging, mining and ranching heritage. Many opportunities exist for hiking, fishing, camping, and cross-country skiing. The Jemez Mountains also boast one of the most famous natural hot springs in the world. For more information, see http://www.heartnm.com/
3) Turquoise Trail
Named for the rich deposits of turquoise that cover the area, this National Scenic Byway encompasses 15,000 square miles in central New Mexico. Enjoy breathtaking views from atop the Sandia Crest, the magnificent summit of the Sandia Mountains in the Cibola National Forest. Native Americans have been mining the turquoise for centuries. For more information, see http://www.heartnm.com/
4) Acoma Pueblo P.O. Box 309, Pueblo of Acoma, NM 87034, Tel: 505-552-6604
Acoma Pueblo is popularly known as Sky City. It was built on top of a 357-foot sandstone mesa many hundreds of years ago for strategic defense against raiders. Acomans claim that their 70-acre village is the oldest continuously inhabited city in the United States. For more information, see http://www.skycity.com/.
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5) New Mexico Wineries
New Mexico has the distinction of being the country’s oldest commercial wine-growing regions, predating California’s entry into the field by 140 years. For information, see www.newmexico.org. From the Plan a Trip link, choose Food and Drink. From there, link to Wineries for a list of New Mexico vineyards and wineries.
6) El Morro National Monument Rt. 2, Box 43, Albuquerque, Tel: 505-783-4226
About an hour and a half drive from Albuquerque. Famous for its 200-foot sandstone bluff, the bottom of the monument contains seven centuries of human inscriptions. For more information, see http://www.nps.gov/elmo/
7) New Mexico Ghost Tours Tel: 505-249-7827
Interactive ghost tours led by NM’s premier paranormal outfitters. For more information, see www.nmghosttours.com.
For more information on Albuquerque and New Mexico day trips, contact the Albuquerque Convention and Visitors at 800-733-9918, or 505-842-9918, E -mail: [email protected], http://www.abqcvb.org/. The New Mexico Tourism Department also is a good source of information. Its website is www.newmexico.org.
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Dining in Albuquerque
RESTAURANTS WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE Breakfast
Café Café: 20 First Plaza Center NW #208, 505-843-6203 (0.3 miles).
Coffeeman’s King Kona Coffee Company: 200 3rd St. NW, 505-766- 5662 (0.1 miles).
Gold Street Caffe: 218 Gold Ave. SW, 505-765-1633 (0.3 miles). Great for breakfast and lunch. Cool dining room. Can get crowded.
Isabella’s: 200 3rd St. NW, Ste. 244, 505-244-9461 (0.1 miles).
McGrath's Bar And Grill: in Hyatt, 505-842-1234.
Starbucks: in Hyatt, 505-842-1234.
Lunch
ABQ Nick’s Crossroad Café: 400 Central Ave. SW, 505-242-8369 Affordable and tasty American & Greek food; walking distance (0.4 miles).
Al’s New York Pizza Department: 215 Central Ave. NW, Ste 1B, 505- 766-NYPD Crust NY-style pizza, calzones, and hot Italian sandwiches; walking distance (0.2 miles).
Sushi King: 118 Central Ave. SW, 505-842-5099 Offers a full menu of nigiri sushi, sashimi, and roll sushi. Open daily for lunch.
Teriyaki Kitchen Restaurant: 521 Central Ave. NW #A, 505-766-9405 Japanese food; walking distance (0.3 miles).
The Library Bar & Grill: 312 Central Ave. SW, 505-242-2992 Boasting a great lunch; walking distance (0.4 miles).
Lunch & Dinner
Deli’s Relish: 411 Central Ave. NM, 505-248-0002 An awesome upscale sandwich shop and cheese purveyor.
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Maloney’s Tavern: 325 Central Ave. NW, 505-242-7422 American food with the best music from the 70’s, 80’s & 90’s; walking distance (0.2 miles).
Pearl’s Dive: 509 Central Ave. NW, 505-244-9405 Low key bar with sandwiches, salads and microbrews.
Thai Crystal Restaurant: 109 Gold Ave. SW, 505-244-3344 Thai food; walking distance (0.4 miles).
Tucanos Brazilian Grill: 110 Central Ave. SW, 505-246-9900 Unlimited fresh grilled, seasoned beef, poultry & seafood; walking distance (0.4 miles). Reservations recommended.
RESTAURANTS WITHIN SHORT CAB RIDE
Breakfast & Lunch
Barelas Coffee House: 1502 4th St. SW, 505-843-7577 Short cab ride (1.3 mile); New Mexico cuisine; an old-fashioned chile parlor in the Hispanic Historic Route 66. A local institution frequented by New Mexico politicos. Closed on Sunday. No dinner.
Buster’s 66: 3624 Central Ave. SE, 505-232-2787 Great coffee, relaxed environment; range of breakfast items, from the traditional American breakfast, New Mexican breakfast burritos, and a wide variety of tasty bagel sandwiches; free magazines (including some very trashy ones).
Java Joe's: 906 Park Ave. SW, 505-765-1514 Short cab ride (0.6 mile); great place for breakfast and lunch, excellent coffee. Cool reggae vibe.
Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Duran Central Café: 1815 Central Ave. NW, 505-247-4141 Offers a small selection of some of the best New Mexican fare to be found in Albuquerque, always busy around lunch time; short cab ride (about 1 mile).
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Flying Star: 3416 Central Ave. SE, 505-255-6633; 723 Silver Ave SW, 505-244-8099 A mix of creative Asian, American, and New Mexican dishes; short cab ride (3 miles); breakfast, lunch & dinner daily. A diverse menu. Consistent.
Frontier Restaurant: 2400 Central Ave. SE, 505-266-0550 American and New Mexican food. The food is not great, but the place is colorful, some might say cheesy; short cab ride (about 3 miles, across from UNM). Open daily 24 hrs.
Il Vicino: 3403 Central Ave. NE, 505-266-7855 Good wood fired pizza and calzones, salads and sandwiches and their own beer.
Lunch & Dinner
Ambrozia Café & Wine Bar: 108 Rio Grande NW, 505-242-6560 International food, beautiful fine dining atmosphere; short cab ride (1.5 miles).
Artichoke Café: 424 Central Ave. SE, 505-243-0200 Cuisines: Italian/Continental, excellent food, good wine (there is a wine bar); short cab ride (0.6 miles).
El Patio De Albuquerque: 142 Harvard St. NE, 505-268-4245 High quality New Mexican food; short cab ride (2 miles).
Graze by Jennifer James: 3128 Central Ave. SE, 505-268-4729 Excellent and innovative new American cuisine, served in a small plate style; short cab ride (2.4 miles). Nob Hill. Reservations recommended.
La Crepe Michel: 400 San Felipe St. NW Ste C2, 505-242-1251 French; short cab ride (2 miles); outdoor seating.
Orchid Thai Cuisine: 4300 Central Ave. SE, 505-265-4047 Great Thai food with moderate prices.
Sadie's Dining Room: 6230 Fourth St. NW, 505-345-5339 High quality local traditional cuisine; short cab ride (about 4.5 miles). Located at a bowling ally, an authentic local experience.
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Season’s Rotisserie & Grill: 2031 Mountain Rd. NW, 505-766-5100 Consistently excellent American food; short cab ride (2 miles) to Old Town.
Scalo: 3500 Central Ave. SE, 505-255-8781 High quality Italian food, featuring antipasti and pasta; short cab ride (about 3 miles). Nob Hill.
Vivace: 3118 Central Ave. SE, 505-268-5965 Excellent Northern Italian food, seafood, pasta, veal; consistently good preparation and service. Nob Hill.
Yanni's Mediterranean Bar and Grill: 3109 Central Ave. NE, 505-268-9250 Tasty Mediterranean cuisine; short cab ride (about 3 miles) to Nob Hill. Reservations recommended.
Zinc: 3009 Central Ave. NE, 505-254-9462 High quality American bistro fare. Elegant dining room. Extensive wine list. Call to find out about live music (jazz primarily) in the bar located downstairs.
RESTAURANTS IN METRO AREA
Lunch & Dinner
Chow’s Chinese Bistro: 1950 Juan Tabo Blvd. NE, 505-298-3000 A contemporary Chinese eatery with creatively named dishes; long cab ride (about 10 miles).
El Pinto: 10500 4th St. NW; 505-898-1771 Superb traditional New Mexican cuisine; long cab ride (about 12 miles). Reservations recommended.
High Finance Restaurant & Tavern: 40 Tramway Rd. NE, 505-243-9742 Cuisines: American, seafood, steakhouse, continental; long cab ride (11 miles); child-Friendly. This is where you eat when you take the Tram up to the Sandia Crest, which you can also reach by car.
VEGETARIAN/VEGAN
20 Carrots: 2110 Central Ave. SE, 505-242-1320 Vegan-friendly (not 100% vegetarian), organic, juice-bar, take-out; short cab ride (near UNM).
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Annapurna Chai House: 2201 Silver SE, 505-262-2424 Indian Vegan food; has lunch special, huge selection of teas; short cab ride (near UNM).
Fei’s Health Café: 2114 E. Central, 505-243-3390 Chinese food; creative tofu dishes; small nice setting; short cab ride (across from UNM).
* The distances are walking or driving distances from the Hyatt hotel to the specific destinations. Please call ahead for hours.
** For more dining information, please visit DowntownABQ at http://www.downtownabq.com/dining/index.php and the Albuquerque Convention and Visitors Bureau at http://www.abqcvb.org/visitors/dining/.
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