Western Political Science Association

CONFERENCE THEME:

THE POLITICS OF PERIL AND OPPORTUNITY March 24 – 26, 2016

San Diego, California

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

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WELCOME AND SPECIAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ...... ii

WESTERN POLITICAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION OFFICERS ...... v

COMMITTEES OF THE WESTERN POLITICAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION ...... vii

WPSA ANNUAL AWARDS GUIDELINES ...... ix

WPSA AWARDS TO BE ANNOUNCED AT THE 2016 MEETING ...... xi

CALL FOR PAPERS 2017 MEETING ...... xii

MEETING SCHEDULE AND SPECIAL EVENTS ...... 1

AUTHOR MEETS CRITICS PANELS ...... 5

SCHEDULE OF PANELS ...... 6 PANEL LISTINGS:

THURSDAY, 8:00 AM – 9:45 AM ...... 36 THURSDAY, 10:00 AM – 11:45 AM ...... 43 THURSDAY, 1:15 PM – 3:00 PM ...... 55 THURSDAY, 3:15 PM – 5:00 PM ...... 67 FRIDAY, 8:00 AM – 9:45 AM ...... 79 FRIDAY, 10:00 AM – 11:45 AM ...... 91 FRIDAY, 1:15 PM – 3:00 PM ...... 102 FRIDAY, 3:15 PM – 5:00 PM ...... 118 SATURDAY, 8:00 AM – 9:45 PM ...... 131 SATURDAY, 10:00 AM – 11:45 AM ...... 139 SATURDAY, 1:15 PM – 3:00 PM ...... 150 SATURDAY, 3:15 PM – 5:00 PM ...... 161

INDEX OF PARTICIPANTS ...... 169

SAN DIEGO: DINING AND ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE ...... 228

EXHIBITORS AND PUBLISHERS’ ADS...... 240

i WELCOME AND SPECIAL ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

WELCOME!

On behalf of the University of San Diego and the local arrangements committee, it is our pleasure to welcome you to San Diego. We hope that you learn and grow at the conference and also have some well-deserved fun while you are here. San Diego calls itself “America’s Finest City,” and backs up that claim with great weather, diverse people, and a number of world-famous cultural and tourist attractions.

Populated by native peoples like the Kumeyaay for thousands of years, San Diego was “discovered” by Europeans in 1542 and settled by Spanish missionaries in 1769. Today, San Diego is home to 1.3 million people and is the eighth largest city in the United States. Like California, San Diego now boasts a majority-minority population (45% White/non-Hispanic, 29% Latino, 16% Asian, 7% Black in the 2010 census). Politically, the city itself has become more liberal in the last decade, and now a majority of its city council seats are held by Democrats. The northern and eastern suburbs, however, remain conservative. Five congressional districts span the county—two are solidly Democratic, two solidly Republican, and one, the 52nd, has lately been a perennial toss-up race.

The economy is diverse, although it is also true that San Diego has long been, and continues to be, a military town. About one in five jobs in the San Diego area is tied to the military or to military contracting. However, there is also a strong academic presence (San Diego State, the University of California, San Diego, the University of San Diego, California State University San Marcos, a vibrant, multi- campus community college system, and other small, private colleges), with the innovation and high-tech industry development that universities can generate. San Diego is home to a number of biotechnology and pharmaceutical firms, and to the high-tech companies Qualcomm and Nokia. The county has also become a center for the craft brewing industry led by Stone and Ballast Point.

Not surprisingly, given its average 70 degree temperature (year round), tourism is also important to the local economy. National Geographic Traveler magazine has selected San Diego/Tijuana as one of 20 “Best of the World” destinations for 2016. Indeed, San Diego is one of the best places in America to vacation. From the clean, sunny beaches, to the kid-friendly animal attractions like the Safari Park and Zoo, to the museums and theaters in Balboa Park, our city has something fun to offer nearly every traveler.

We hope you enjoy the conference, and while you are here, that you take some time to enjoy some of the sun and fun that San Diego has to offer.

Vidya Nadkarni and Casey B. K. Dominguez University of San Diego 2016 Local Arrangements Chairs

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WELCOME AND SPECIAL ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

SPECIAL ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

Welcome to San Diego! Every year, coming to the Western Political Science Association’s annual meeting is coming home for me, even though I now live in a location that doesn’t even qualify as western New York. I and many others feel this way because WPSA is as much an idea as a place. It’s a magical space where substantive political questions matter, our diverse ways of asking and answering these questions are respected, and we represent in many different ways our dedication to our careers in political science as a vocation.

This magic extends beyond the boundaries of our annual meeting to encompass our publications, the Political Research Quarterly, Politics, Groups, and Identities, and the Western, and increasingly our online engagements on Facebook and through other forms of social media. Our committees identify and recognize the best and most significant research across several different scholarly dimensions, tackle important problems for the association and the discipline, and look forward to build a stronger WPSA and stronger profession for the future. Vibrant pre- conference workshops create opportunities for collaboration and community building for those of us who study feminist theory, Latino/Latina politics, interpretive methods and methodologies, and environmental political theory, and our annual meeting plays host this year to five mini-conferences. We’re also hosting several professional development opportunities through APSA this year, which we hope will reflect the increasingly broad professional and public aspirations of our members.

All of this happens because of the generous investment of time and energy by many people, whom I gratefully acknowledge and thank (and encourage you to thank them as well!). Twenty-eight section organizers pored over proposals and built hundreds of panels and roundtables. Association members enthusiastically staffed our executive council, four status committees, the nominations committee, five prize committees, and additional ad hoc committees to keep the association running smoothly and moving forward.

For making sure that things run smoothly at the conference, coordinating with local institutions, and giving us a long list of great suggestions about how to enjoy San Diego, I thank our tireless local arrangements chair Vidya Nadkarni and committee member Casey Dominguez, both from the University of San Diego. Several local students are also providing us with assistance at the conference venue. Institutional support also provides us with critical resources to make our conference great, and I owe a debt of gratitude to Noelle Norton, Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, and Andrew Allen, Provost, both at the University of San Diego. I also thank the University of San Diego for their generous financial support to WPSA.

Association President Louis DeSipio has been a kind and patient mentor to me as I’ve learned on the job and has saved me from many a misstep. I also thank

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WELCOME AND SPECIAL ACKNOWLEDGMENTS him for his generous contribution to the Graduate Students’ reception. I’ve also greatly appreciated the help I’ve received from past presidents and program chairs Victoria Farrar-Myers and Peri Schwartz-Shea, as well as the many people to whom I’ve turned to suggest “just the right person to do x!” Most of all, I thank WPSA’s executive director Richard Clucas and associate director Elsa Favila. They are the best management team any association, or really any institution, could ever hope to have, and their dedication to WPSA and its continually evolving missions is peerless.

Here’s hoping that everyone has a great conference! Enjoy your time in San Diego, and start making plans now to come back home to the WPSA next year in Victoria, BC. Julie Novkov University at Albany (SUNY) 2016 WPSA Program Chair

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OFFICERS

Outgoing at End of April Incoming at End of April Meeting Meeting President President Louis DeSipio Julie Novkov University of California, Irvine University at Albany (SUNY) [email protected] [email protected] Vice President/Program Chair Vice President/Program Chair Julie Novkov Stephen Nicholson University at Albany (SUNY) University of California, Merced [email protected] [email protected]

Recording Secretary Carrie Currier Texas Christian University [email protected]

Treasurer Michael W. Bowers University of Nevada, Las Vegas [email protected]

Executive Director Richard A. Clucas Portland State University [email protected]

Associate Director Elsa J. Favila [email protected]

Executive Council Regina Branton, University of North Texas (2017) [email protected] Michael Genovese, Loyola Marymount (2017) [email protected] Celeste Montoya, University of Colorado (2017) [email protected] Kimberly Nalder, California State University, Sacramento (2017) [email protected] Teena Gabrielson, University of Wyoming (2018) [email protected] Tiffiany Howard, University of Nevada, Las Vegas (2018) [email protected] v OFFICERS

Jane Junn, University of Southern California (2018) [email protected] Jennifer Wilking, California State University, Chico (2018) [email protected] Andrew Aoki, Augsburg College (2019) [email protected] Lorrie Frasure-Yokley, University of California, Los Angeles (2019) [email protected] Maruice Mangum, Texas Southern University (2019) [email protected] Ricardo Ramirez, University of Notre Dame (2019) [email protected]

Ex Officio: Jeanette Mendez, Oklahoma State University [email protected] Clarissa Hayward, Washington University [email protected] James Scott, Texas Christian University [email protected] Laurel Weldon, Purdue University [email protected] Mark Button, University of Utah [email protected] Victoria Farrar-Myers, Southern Methodist University [email protected]

vi COMMITTEES

2015-2016 COMMITTEES OF THE WESTERN POLITICAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION

Committee on Nominations Chair: Pei-te Lien, University of California, Santa Barbara (2014-2016) Gabriel Sanchez, EC Liaison, University of New Mexico (2014-2016) Michaele Ferguson, University of Colorado, Boulder (2015-2017) David Leal, University of Texas at Austin (2015-2017)

Committee on the Status of Asian Pacific Americans in the Profession Chair: James Lai, Santa Clara University (2014-2017) Natalie Masuoka, Tufts University (2013-2016) Loan Le, Institute for Good Government and Inclusion (2014-17) Neilan Chaturvedi, Seattle University (2015-2018) Sangay Mishra, Drew University (2015-2018)

Committee on the Status of Blacks in the Profession Chair: Eric McDaniel, University of Texas at Austin (2013-2016) Tony Carey, University of North Texas (2013-2016) Michael Minta, University of Missouri (2013-2016) Ange Marie-Hancock, University of Southern California (2014-2017) Maruice Mangum, Texas Southern University (2015-2018)

Committee on the Status of Latinas/os in the Profession Chair: Christina Bejarano, University of Kansas (2013-2016) Xavier Medina Vidal, University of Arkansas (2013-2016) Rene Rocha, University of Iowa (2014-2017) Marcela Garcia-Castañon, San Francisco State University (2015-2018) Chris Zepeda-Milan, University of California, Berkeley (2015-2018)

Committee on the Status of Women in the Profession Chair: Kimberly Nalder, California State University, Sacramento (2013-2016) Elizabeth Bergman, California State University, East Bay (2013-2016) Shirin Deylami, Western Washington University (2014-2017) Meredith Conroy, California State University, San Bernardino (2014-2017) Judith Grant, Ohio University (2015-2018)

Asian Pacific Americans and Politics Award Committee: Chair: James Lai, Santa Clara University Natalie Masuoka, Tufts University Loan Le, Institute for Good Government and Inclusion (IGGI) Neilan Chaturvedi, Seattle University Sangay Mishra, Drew University

Betty Nesvold Women and Politics Award Committee Chair: Kimberly Nalder, California State University, Sacramento Judith Grant, Ohio University

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Elizabeth Bergman, California State University, East Bay Shirin Deylami, Western Washington University Meredith Conroy, California State University, San Bernardino

Blacks and Politics Best Paper Award Committee Chair: Eric McDaniel, University of Texas at Austin Tony Carey, University of North Texas Michael Minta, University of Missouri Ange Marie-Hancock, University of Southern California Maruice Mangum, Texas Southern University

Charles Redd Politics of the American West Award Committee Chair: Shane Day, University of New Mexico Peter Brewitt, Wofford College David Wells, Arizona State University

Dissertation Award Committee Chair: Brian Robert Calfano, Missouri State University Tom Wong, University of California, San Diego Sara Rinfret, University of Montana

Environmental Political Theory Award Chair: Justin Williams, University of Michigan Cheryl Hall, University of South Florida Timothy Luke, Virginia Tech

Latino/Latina Politics Best Paper Award Committee Chair: Christina Bejarano, University of Kansas Marcela Garcia-Castañon, San Francisco State University Rene Rocha, University of Iowa Chris Zepeda-Milan, University of California, Berkeley Xavier Medina Vidal, Virginia Tech

Pi Sigma Alpha Award Committee Chairs: Ricardo Ramirez, The University of Notre Dame and Andrew Valls, Oregon State University, Demetra Kasimis, Yale University/California State University, Long Beach

Best Article Published in Political Research Quarterly Chair: Ben Bishin, University of California, Riverside Tracy Osborn, University of Iowa Steven Johnston, University of Utah

viii Annual Awards and Awards Committees

At the 2017 Annual Meeting, the Association anticipates the following nine awards:

The $250 WPSA Best Paper Award on Asian Pacific Americans and Politics for an outstanding paper discussing issues and problems that concern Asian Pacific Americans.

The $250 Betty Nesvold Women and Politics Award for the best paper on women and politics presented at the 2016 WPSA meeting.

The $250 Award by Committee on the Status of Blacks for an outstanding paper discussing issues and problems that concern most Black Americans.

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 2016 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.

The $250 Dissertation Award for the best doctoral dissertation completed at a university within the regional groupings of the WPSA between July 1, 2015, and June 30, 2016.

The $250 WPSA Best Paper Award on Environmental Political Theory for an outstanding paper on environmental political theory presented at the 2016 WPSA meeting.

The $250 WPSA Best Paper Award on Latino/Latina Politics for an outstanding paper on Latino and/or Latina politics.

The $500 Pi Sigma Alpha Award for the best paper presented at the 2016 WPSA meeting.

The $1,000 Political Research Quarterly Best Article Award for the best article published in the Political Research Quarterly during 2016.

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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.

Asian Pacific Americans and Politics Award Deadline: June 15, 2016 Chair: Loan Le, Institute for Good Government and Inclusion

Betty Nesvold Women and Politics Award Deadline: June 15, 2016 Chairs: Meredith Conroy, California State University, San Bernardino and Susan Sterett, Virginia Tech

Blacks and Politics Award Deadline: June 15, 2016 Chairs: Maruice Mangum, Texas Southern University and Chris Lee, Niagara University

Charles Redd Center Award Deadline: June 15, 2016 Chair: Juliet Carlisle, University of Idaho

Dissertation Award Deadline: October 15, 2016 Chair: Renee Cramer, Drake University

Environmental Political Theory Award Deadline: June 15, 2016 Chair: TBA

Latina/Latino Politics Deadline: June 15, 2016 Chair: Rene Rocha, University of Iowa

Pi Sigma Alpha Award Deadline: June 15, 2016 Chair: Priscilla Yamin, University of Oregon

Political Research Quarterly Award Chair: Doug Dow, University of Texas at Dallas

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WPSA AWARDS TO BE ANNOUNCED AT THE 2016 MEETING

ASIAN PACIFIC AMERICANS POLITICS AWARD: ($250) To: Neil Visalvanich, Durham University For his paper: Asian Candidates in America: An Experimental and Observational Look

BETTY NESVOLD AWARD (WOMEN AND POLITICS): ($250) To: Catherine N. Wineinger, Rutgers For her paper: How Can a Black Woman be a Republican? An Intersectional Examination of Identity Politics in the Mia Love Campaign

BLACKS AND POLITICS AWARD ($250) To: Christopher Towler, Western Washington University For his paper: Far-right Sympathy and Racial Intolerance: Race, Integration and Reactionary Conservatism in the 1960s

CHARLES REDD AWARD FOR BEST PAPER ON THE POLITICS OF THE AMERICAN WEST: ($250) To: Deserai A. Crow, Lydia A. Lawhon, Elizabeth Koebele, Adrianne Kroepsch, Rebecca Child, and Juhi Huda, University of Colorado – Boulder For their paper: Information, Resources, and Management Priorities: Agency Outreach and Mitigation of Wildfire Risk in the Western United States

DISSERTATION AWARD: ($250) To: Julian D. Gottlieb, University of Seattle For his dissertation completed at the University of University of California, Santa Barbara: The Protest News Framing Cycle: How News Attention and Framing Change over the Course of a Protest

ENVIRONMENTAL POLITICAL THEORY AWARD: ($250) To: Margaret E. Farrar, John Carroll University For her paper: Sustainable Places

LATINA/LATINO POLITICS AWARD: ($250) To: Alex Street, Carroll College; Chris Zepeda-Millan, University of California, Berkeley; and Michael Jones-Correa, Cornell University For their paper: Political Effects of Having Undocumented Parents

PI SIGMA ALPHA AWARD: ($500) To: Christopher Holman, Nanyang Technological University For his paper: Machiavelli and the Constellative Use of History

POLITICAL RESEARCH QUARTERLY BEST ARTICLE AWARD: ($1000) To: Mirya R. Holman, Tulane University; Monica C. Schneider, Miami University; and Kristin Pondel, GfK For their December 2015 PRQ Article: Gender Targeting in Political Advertisements Honorable Mention to: Mehmet Gurses, Florida Atlantic University For his March 2015 PRQ article: Transnational Ethnic Kin and Civil War Outcomes

xi CALL FOR PAPERS – 2017 ANNUAL MEETING

WESTERN POLITICAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION 2017 ANNUAL MEETING April 13 – 15, 2017, The Fairmont Empress Hotel Victoria, British Columbia, Canada

The Western Political Science Association will host its 2017 annual meeting at the Fairmont Empress, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. 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 18, 2016.

If you are interested in shaping the content of the program by serving as a section chair, please contact:

Stephen P. Nicholson 2017 WPSA Program Chair University of California, Merced Email: [email protected]

Theme: The Politics of Identity, Intergroup Bias, and Conflict and Cooperation

The 2017 Annual Meeting marks the 70th anniversary of the Western Political Science Association. To mark this important occasion, our theme for this year’s meeting is identity politics, a topic of great importance to many WPSA members.

Politics involves people defining themselves, and others, into social and political categories. Since political identities are essential to perception, self-identification and labeling others is central to political conflict and cooperation. In politics, race, ethnicity, nationality, gender, class, religion, and party, to name a few, define who we and others are. Some identities, such as race and ethnicity, are habitually salient in highly segmented polities whereas other identities, such as party, may ebb and flow depending on context. Multiple social identities, or intersectionality, may figure prominently depending on context and the motivations of the actors involved.

The politics of identity can be hugely consequential. Sometimes identity draws people together while other times it can pull them apart. Perceiving others to share a common identity minimizes perceived differences and viewing others as an outgroup increases perceived differences. Multiple, reinforcing identities can exacerbate perceived similarities or differences whereas cross-cutting identities

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MEETING SCHEDULE AND SPECIAL EVENTS

Wednesday, March 23, 2016 9:00 - 5:00 PM Environmental Political Theory Preconference Workshop Location: Coronado A&B, Fourth Level 1:00 – 6:00 PM Latina/o Politics Preconference Workshop Location: Coronado D, Fourth Level 1:30 – 6:15 PM Feminist Theory Preconference Workshop Location: Vista ABC, 32nd Level 2:15 – 5:00 PM Interpretation and Methods Seminar Why Should We Believe You? Evidence and “Proof” in Field and Other Interpretive Research Location: Regatta B, Fourth Level 3:00 - 7:00 PM Registration Location: Seaport Foyer, Second Level 5:00 - 8:00 PM Exhibitor Set-Up Location: Seaport Foyer, Second Level Thursday, March 24, 2016 7:00 - 4:00 PM Registration Location: Seaport Foyer, Second Level 7:30 - 9:30 AM Exhibitor Set-Up Location: Seaport Foyer, Second Level 8:00 - 11:45 AM Executive Council Meeting Location: America’s Cup A&B, Fourth Level 8:00 - 9:45 AM Session I - Panel Meetings 9:30 - 5:00 PM Exhibits Location: Seaport Foyer, Second Level 10:00 - 11:45 AM Session II - Panel Meetings 10:00 - 11:45 AM Workshop: Political Science in the Public Arena: Communication Strategies for Scholars Sponsored by the American Political Science Association Location: Old Town A, Second Level 12:00 – 1:00 PM APSA President Jennifer L. Hochschild "Keep your swabs out of my face!" or "Why not? It's just a swab": Americans' Views on Scientific Innovation Location: America’s Cup C, Fourth Level

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1:15 - 3:00 PM Session III - Panel Meetings 1:15 - 3:00 PM Roundtable: Amplifying Our Voices: Public Engagement Sponsored by the American Political Science Association Location: Old Town A, Second Level 1:15 - 3:00 PM Business Meeting: Committee on the Status of Latinas/os in the Profession Location: Office 5, Second Level 1:15 - 3:00 PM Politics, Groups and Identities Editorial Board Meeting Location: Seaport C, Second Level 3:15 - 5:00 PM Session IV - Panel Meetings 3:15 - 5:00 PM Navigating the Non-Academic Job Search: Tools, Tactics, and Tips Sponsored by the American Political Science Association Location: Old Town A, Second Level 5:15 – 6:45 PM PGI Reception Location: Coronado Terrace, Fourth Level 5:15 – 6:45 PM Graduate Students’ Reception CoSponsored by Dr. Louis DeSipio, WPSA President Location: Seaport Terrace, Second Level 6:00 – 7:30 PM PRQ Reception CoSponsored by Oklahoma State University Location: Pool Deck, Fourth Level 7:15 - 8:45 PM Women and Politics Reception Location: Coronado Terrace, Fourth Level 7:15 - 8:45 PM Minority Scholars' Reception Location: Coronado Terrace, Fourth Level Friday, March 25, 2016 7:00 - 4:00 PM Registration Location: Seaport Foyer, Second Level 8:00 - 9:45 AM Session I - Panel Meetings 8:00 - 9:45 AM PRQ: Transparency and Accountability in Qualitative and Quantitative Research: A Conversation Location: Nautical, Fourth Level 9:30 - 5:00 PM Exhibits Location: Seaport Foyer, Second Level

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10:00 - 11:45 AM Session II - Panel Meetings 10:00 - 11:45 AM PRQ: Publishing in Political Research Quarterly: A Discussion of Publishing in the Journal Location: Nautical, Fourth Level 12:00 – 1:00 PM Caucus for Women and Gender Justice Meeting Location: Seaport A, Second Level 1:15 - 3:00 PM Session III - Panel Meetings 1:15 - 3:00 PM Undergraduate Student Poster Session Location: Seaport Foyer, Second Level 1:15 - 3:00 PM Meet the Editors Friday, March 25, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Seaport F, Second Level 3:15 - 5:00 PM Session IV - Panel Meetings 3:15 – 5:00 PM Methods Café Location: Seaport B, Second Level 5:15 – 6:00 PM Business Meeting: Asian Pacific American Status Committee Location: Gaslamp C, Second Level 5:15 – 6:00 PM WPSA Business Meeting Location: Regatta A, Fourth Level 6:00 - 7:45 PM WPSA Reception Cosponsored by the University of San Diego Location: Pool Deck, Fourth Level Saturday, March 26, 2016

7:30 - 3:30 PM Registration, Location: Seaport Foyer, Second Level 8:00 - 9:45 AM Session I - Panel Meetings 8:00 - 9:45 AM Civic Engagement and Political Science Teaching Location: Balboa A, Second Level 8:00 - 9:45 AM Teaching In and About Diverse Communities Location: Balboa B, Second Level 9:30 - 1:30 PM Exhibits Location: Seaport Foyer, Second Level 10:00 - 11:45 AM Session II - Panel

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10:00 – 11:45 AM Workshop: Using Cid Meier's Civilization V to Teach International Relations Location: Balboa A, Second Level 10:00 – 11:45 AM Workshop: Using Google Forms and Camtasia Studio To Enhance Teaching Location: Balboa B, Second Level 12:00 – 1:00 PM Open Discussion: Issues in Community College Teaching Location: Balboa A, Second Level 12:00 – 1:00 PM Open Discussion: The Inclusive Classroom Location: Balboa B, Second Level 1:15 - 3:00 PM Session III - Panel Meetings 1:15 - 3:00 PM Political Science Teaching: Techniques and Objectives Location: Balboa A, Second Level 3:15 - 5:00 PM Session IV - Panel Meetings

Job Interviews/Private Meetings - The WPSA will not be setting aside a specific room for job interviews. However, there are many good locations near the panel rooms for conducting job interviews, small meetings, and private events.

4 AUTHOR MEETS CRITICS PANELS

Panel 09.02 Legislating in the Dark: Information and Power in the House of Representatives, by James M. Curry Thursday, March 24, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: America’s Cup B, Fourth Level Panel 14.02 Ethical Loneliness: The Injustice of Not Being Heard, by Jill Stauffer Thursday, March 24, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: La Jolla B, Second Level Panel 14.03 Living Ideology in Cuba, by Katherine Gordy Thursday, March 24, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: La Jolla B, Second Level Panel 14.06 Why Democracy is Oppositional, by John Medearis Saturday, March 26, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Gaslamp C, Second Level Panel 14.19 The Power of Memory in Democratic Politics by P.J. Brendese, Friday, March 25, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Coronado B, Fourth Level Panel 15.24 A Political Economy of the Senses, by Anita Chari Friday, March 25, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Balboa A, Second Level Panel 15.26 Freedom as Marronage, by Neil Roberts Saturday, March 26, 2016, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: America’s Cup C, Fourth Level Panel 15.27 Foucault and the Politics of Rights, by Ben Golder Saturday, March 26, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: America’s Cup C, Fourth Level Panel 15.32 American Dionysia: Violence, Tragedy, and Democratic Politics, by Steven Johnston Friday, March 25, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Nautical, Fourth Level Panel 16.01 Empires without Imperialism: Anglo-American Decline and the Politics of Deflection, by Jeanne Morefield Thursday, March 24, 2016, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Seaport C, Second Level Panel 23.02 Transforming Citizenship: Democracy, Membership and Belonging in Latino Communities, by Raymond A. Rocco Thursday, March 24, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Old Town B, Second Level

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Comparative Politics Section Chair: Lan Chu, Occidental College Panel 01.01 Democracy and Democratization Thursday, March 24, 2016, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Regatta A, Fourth Level Panel 01.02 Religion and Politics Thursday, March 24, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Regatta A, Fourth Level Panel 01.03 Nationalism and Identity Friday, March 25, 2016, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Regatta A, Fourth Level Panel 01.04 State and Nation Building Friday, March 25, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Regatta A, Fourth Level Panel 01.05 Perils and Opportunities of Protest Politics: Transregional Comparisons Saturday, March 26, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Regatta A, Fourth Level Panel 01.06 Understanding Protest Friday, March 25, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Regatta A, Fourth Level Panel 01.07 Revolution, Rebellion, and Political Instability Friday, March 25, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Regatta A, Fourth Level Panel 01.08 Violence and Genocide Thursday, March 24, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Regatta A, Fourth Level Panel 01.09 Peace and Reconciliation Thursday, March 24, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Regatta A, Fourth Level Panel 01.10 Politics of Inequality Saturday, March 26, 2016, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Regatta A, Fourth Level Panel 01.11 Financial Crisis in Comparative Perspective Saturday, March 26, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Regatta A, Fourth Level Panel 01.12 Institutions and Identity in Southeast Asia Saturday, March 26, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Regatta A, Fourth Level

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Panel 01.13 Politics of China Thursday, March 24, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: America’s Cup D, Fourth Level Panel 01.14 Politics of Mexico Thursday, March 24, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: America’s Cup D, Fourth Level Panel 01.15 Politics of Africa Thursday, March 24, 2016, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: America’s Cup D, Fourth Level Panel 01.16 Politics of Russia and the Ukraine Friday, March 25, 2016, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: America’s Cup D, Fourth Level Panel 01.17 Understanding Comparative Politics Through Text Analysis Thursday, March 24, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: America’s Cup D, Fourth Level Critical Perspectives on Higher Education Section Chair: Eric Lindgren, University of Oregon Panel 02.01 Critical Perspectives on Higher Education Friday, March 25, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: America’s Cup D, Fourth Level Panel 02.02 Roundtable: Whither Shared Governance in Higher Education? (Cosponsored with WPSA 2016 Program Chair, Panel 29.05) Saturday, March 26, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Coronado D, Fourth Level Panel 02.03 Roundtable: Engaging DA-RT: Critical Assessments from Public Policy and Political Theory (Cosponsored with Interpretation and Method, Panel 09.04) Thursday, March 24, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Nautical, Fourth Level Environmental Political Theory Section Chairs: Andrew Biro, Acadia University and Mina Suk, Arizona State University Panel 03.01 The Environment in American Thought Thursday, March 24, 2016, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Coronado E, Fourth Level Panel 03.02 Roundtable: New Books in Environmental Political Theory Thursday, March 24, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Coronado E, Fourth Level

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Panel 03.03 Judgment, Deliberation, and Decision-Making in Environmental Politics Thursday, March 24, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Coronado E, Fourth Level Panel 03.04 Stability, Transition, and Republicanism in the Anthropocene Thursday, March 24, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Coronado E, Fourth Level Panel 03.05 Environmental Discourses Friday, March 25, 2016, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Coronado E, Fourth Level Panel 03.06 Toward an Ecological Democratic Politics: Rethinking Agency and the Agentic Friday, March 25, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Coronado E, Fourth Level Panel 03.07 Food Justice in Theory and in Action Friday, March 25, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Coronado E, Fourth Level Panel 03.08 On the Governance of Space: Local and International Perspectives Friday, March 25, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Coronado E, Fourth Level Panel 03.09 Aesthetics and Affect in Environmental Critique Saturday, March 26, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Coronado E, Fourth Level Panel 03.10 Redefining the Terms of Green Political Action Saturday, March 26, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Coronado E, Fourth Level Panel 03.11 Critical Theory and the Environment Saturday, March 26, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Coronado E, Fourth Level Panel 03.12 Political Theory in the Anthropocene Saturday, March 26, 2016, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Coronado E, Fourth Level Panel 03.13 Beyond Environmental Violence: Justice, Ecofeminism and Resistance Thursday, March 24, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Coronado D, Fourth Level Panel 03.14 The Human In/With/After Nature Thursday, March 24, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Coronado D, Fourth Level

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Panel 03.15 Crisis and Response in Food Politics Thursday, March 24, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Coronado D, Fourth Level Panel 03.16 Neoliberalism, Privatization and Their Limits: Regulating Property, Markets, and Nature Friday, March 25, 2016, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Coronado D, Fourth Level Panel 03.17 Thinking With Animals: Conceptualizing Politics Through a Nonhuman Lens Friday, March 25, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Old Town B, Second Level Environmental Politics Section Chair: Sara Rinfret, University of Montana Panel 04.01 Who Frames the Debate: Understanding Policy Narratives Thursday, March 24, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: La Jolla A, Second Level Panel 04.02 Environmental Politics within an International Arena Thursday, March 24, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: La Jolla A, Second Level Panel 04.03 Perspectives from Local and State Level Actors (Cosponsored with Interpretation and Method, Panel 09.09) Friday, March 25, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: La Jolla A, Second Level Panel 04.04 Climate Politics Friday, March 25, 2016, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: La Jolla A, Second Level Panel 04.05 The Economic Complexities of Knowledge-Based Decision Making Friday, March 25, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: La Jolla A, Second Level Panel 04.06 The Politics of Water Governance at a Time of Crisis: Creating Opportunities through New Analytical Lenses Friday, March 25, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: La Jolla A, Second Level Panel 04.07 Achieving Policy Outcomes in Environmental Policy (Cosponsored with Public Policy, Panel 22.04) Friday, March 25, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Seaport B, Second Level

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Executive Politics Section Chair: Elvin Lim Panel 05.01 Debating the Unilateral Presidency Thursday, March 24, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Seaport A, Second Level Panel 05.02 The Public and Rhetorical Presidency Friday, March 25, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Seaport A, Second Level Panel 05.03 Roundtable: Flash or Fundamentals: The Many Roads to the White House in 2016 Thursday, March 24, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Seaport A, Second Level Panel 05.04 Presidential Leadership in Secular and Political Time Friday, March 25, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Seaport A, Second Level Panel 05.05 The Politics of the Obama Presidency Thursday, March 24, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Seaport A, Second Level Panel 05.06 Roundtable: Will Obama go Down in History as a Great President? Friday, March 25, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Seaport A, Second Level Gender, Race and Intersectionality Section Chair: Samantha Magic, John Jay College, CUNY Panel 06.01 Race, Gender and Policy Analysis in the U.S. and Abroad (Cosponsored with Public Policy, Panel 22.07) Thursday, March 24, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Coronado A, Fourth Level Panel 06.02 Gendered Labor in Theory and Practice Thursday, March 24, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Coronado A, Fourth Level Panel 06.03 Activism, Engagement, and Citizenship: Seeking Inclusion(s) (Cosponsored with Political Theory and Its Applications, Panel 14.25) Thursday, March 24, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Coronado A, Fourth Level Panel 06.04 Bodies and/of Violence in Law, Policy, and Media (Cosponsored with Interpretation and Method, Panel 09.08) Friday, March 25, 2016, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Coronado A, Fourth Level

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Panel 06.05 Race, Ethnicity, and Gender in U.S. Electoral Politics Friday, March 25, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Coronado A, Fourth Level Panel 06.06 LGBTQ Activism and Its Intersections in the United States (Cosponsored with Parties, Interest Groups and Social Movements, Panel 13.03) Friday, March 25, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Coronado A, Fourth Level (Im)migration and Citizenship Section Chair: Robin Harper, York College, CUNY Panel 07.01 Migration in Times of Crisis Thursday, March 24, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Regatta B, Fourth Level Panel 07.02 Socialization and Political Identity Friday, March 25, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Regatta B, Fourth Level Panel 07.03 Generating Home Generating Identity Friday, March 25, 2016, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Regatta B, Fourth Level Panel 07.04 States and Migration Policy (Cosponsored with Public Policy, Panel 22.08) Saturday, March 26, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Regatta B, Fourth Level Panel 07.05 Permanence and Precariousness Saturday, March 26, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Regatta B, Fourth Level Panel 07.06 Immigrant Visibility and Invisibility, Spectacle and Absence (Cosponsored with Interpretation and Method, Panel 09.06) Saturday, March 26, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Regatta B, Fourth Level Panel 07.07 Immigrant Political Participation (Cosponsored with Race, Ethnicity and Politics, Panel 23.06) Friday, March 25, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Regatta B, Fourth Level International Relations Section Chair: Kevin Archer, Denver University Panel 08.01 Sovereignty, Borders and Nation-States Thursday, March 24, 2016, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Gaslamp D, Second Level

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Panel 08.02 International Relations in a Changing World Thursday, March 24, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Gaslamp D, Second Level Panel 08.03 Human Rights Thursday, March 24, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Gaslamp D, Second Level Panel 08.04 Civil Conflict and IR Thursday, March 24, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Gaslamp D, Second Level Panel 08.05 U.S. Foreign Policy I Friday, March 25, 2016, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Gaslamp D, Second Level Panel 08.06 U.S. Foreign Policy II Friday, March 25, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Gaslamp D, Second Level Panel 08.07 International Organizations Friday, March 25, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Gaslamp D, Second Level Panel 08.08 International Organizations II Friday, March 25, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Gaslamp D, Second Level Panel 08.09 China in the International System Saturday, March 26, 2016, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Gaslamp D, Second Level Panel 08.10 Conflict Resolution Saturday, March 26, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Gaslamp D, Second Level Panel 08.11 International Security Saturday, March 26, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Gaslamp D, Second Level Panel 08.12 Terrorism Thursday, March 24, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Regatta B, Fourth Level Panel 08.13 International Political Economy Friday, March 25, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Seaport H, Second Level Panel 08.14 Varieties of Capitalism Saturday, March 26, 2016, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Regatta B, Fourth Level

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Panel 08.15 Roundtable: Canadian Foreign Policy in a Unipolar World Saturday, March 26, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Regatta C, Fourth Level Interpretation and Method Section Chair: Edmund Fong, University of Utah Panel 09.01 Methods Cafe (For Description See http://wpsa.research.pdx.edu/meet/methods.pdf) Friday, March 25, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Seaport B, Second Level Panel 09.02 Legislating in the Dark: Information and Power in the House of Representatives, by James M. Curry, Author Meets Critics (Cosponsored with Legislative Politics, Panel 11.06) Thursday, March 24, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: America’s Cup B, Fourth Level Panel 09.03 Roundtable: Visualizing Politics: Promises and Perils Friday, March 25, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: America’s Cup B, Fourth Level Panel 09.04 Roundtable: Engaging DA-RT: Critical Assessments from Public Policy and Political Theory (Cosponsored with Critical Perspectives on Higher Education, Panel 02.03) Thursday, March 24, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Nautical, Fourth Level Panel 09.05 Ideas and Frames in Policy Narratives (Cosponsored with Public Policy, Panel 22.01) Thursday, March 24, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Seaport B, Second Level Panel 09.06 Immigrant Visibility and Invisibility, Spectacle and Absence (Cosponsored with (Im)migration and Citizenship, Panel 07.06) Saturday, March 26, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Regatta B, Fourth Level Panel 09.07 Authority, Violence, Democracy (Cosponsored with Political Theory and Its Applications, Panel 14.13) Thursday, March 24, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Coronado B, Fourth Level Panel 09.08 Bodies and/of Violence in Law, Policy, and Media (Cosponsored with Gender, Race and Intersectionality, Panel 06.04) Friday, March 25, 2016, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Coronado A, Fourth Level

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Panel 09.09 Perspectives from Local and State Level Actors (Cosponsored with Environmental Politics, Panel 04.03) Friday, March 25, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: La Jolla A, Second Level Panel 09.10 Interpreting/Constituting American Racial Subjectivities (Cosponsored with Race, Ethnicity and Politics, Panel 23.12) Thursday, March 24, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Seaport G, Second Level Judicial Politics, Legal Politics and Public Law Section Chair: Drew Lanier, University of Central Florida Panel 10.01 Exploring Constitutional and Legal Analysis Thursday, March 24, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Balboa C, Second Level Panel 10.02 Crime, Public Opinion and the Courts Thursday, March 24, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Balboa C, Second Level Panel 10.03 Courts in Comparative Perspective Thursday, March 24, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Balboa C, Second Level Panel 10.04 The Courts, the Executive, and the Congress Thursday, March 24, 2016, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Balboa C, Second Level Panel 10.05 Diversity, Representation and the Courts Friday, March 25, 2016, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Balboa C, Second Level Panel 10.06 Judicial Selection and Staffing Friday, March 25, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Balboa C, Second Level Panel 10.07 Interest Group Politics and the Courts Saturday, March 26, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Balboa C, Second Level Panel 10.08 Determinants of Judicial Decision-Making Friday, March 25, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Balboa C, Second Level Panel 10.09 The Courts, the Media and Public Opinion Saturday, March 26, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: America’s Cup C, Fourth Level Panel 10.10 Impact, Compliance and the Constitution Saturday, March 26, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Balboa C, Second Level

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Panel 10.11 Roundtable: Aftermath of Obergefell (Cosponsored with Politics and Sexuality, Panel 19.02) Friday, March 25, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Balboa C, Second Level Legislative Politics Section Chair: Royce Carroll, Rice University Panel 11.01 The Organization of Congress Thursday, March 24, 2016, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Gaslamp C, Second Level Panel 11.02 Personal Reputations and Individual Characteristics of Legislators Thursday, March 24, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Gaslamp C, Second Level Panel 11.03 Origins and Consequences of Legislative Polarization Friday, March 25, 2016, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: America’s Cup B, Fourth Level Panel 11.04 Congress, Bureaucracy and Public Policy Friday, March 25, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: America’s Cup B, Fourth Level Panel 11.05 Legislatures and Coalitions in Comparative Perspective Saturday, March 26, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Gaslamp C, Second Level Panel 11.06 Legislating in the Dark: Information and Power in the House of Representatives, by James M. Curry, Author Meets Critics (Cosponsored with Interpretation and Method, Panel 09.02) Thursday, March 24, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: America’s Cup B, Fourth Level Media and Political Communications Section Chair: Brian Calfano, Missouri State University Panel 12.01 Media and Minority Groups Thursday, March 24, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Gaslamp C, Second Level Panel 12.02 Media Frames and Political Campaigns Thursday, March 24, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Gaslamp C, Second Level Panel 12.03 Media Information and Learning Friday, March 25, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Regatta C, Fourth Level

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Parties, Interest Groups and Social Movements Section Chair: Ben Bishin, University of California, Riverside Panel 13.01 Parties, Organizations, and Interest Groups in the U.S. Thursday, March 24, 2016, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Regatta C, Fourth Level Panel 13.02 Parties in Comparative Context Friday, March 25, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Regatta C, Fourth Level Panel 13.03 LGBTQ Activism and Its Intersections in the United States (Cosponsored with Gender, Race and Intersectionality, Panel 06.06) Friday, March 25, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Coronado A, Fourth Level Political Theory and Its Applications Section Chair: Jennifer Gaboury, Hunter College Panel 14.01 Neoliberalism and the Anthropocene Friday, March 25, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: La Jolla B, Second Level Panel 14.02 Ethical Loneliness: The Injustice of Not Being Heard, by Jill Stauffer, Author Meets Critics Thursday, March 24, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: La Jolla B, Second Level Panel 14.03 Living Ideology in Cuba, by Katherine Gordy, Author Meets Critics Thursday, March 24, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: La Jolla B, Second Level Panel 14.04 Blood, Meat, Death, and Shame Thursday, March 24, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: La Jolla B, Second Level Panel 14.05 One's-Self I Sing: Selfies, Yelping, and How One Listens and is Heard in Democratic Life Friday, March 25, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: La Jolla B, Second Level Panel 14.06 Why Democracy is Oppositional, by John Medearis, Author Meets Critics Saturday, March 26, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Gaslamp C, Second Level Panel 14.07 Of Justices and Gods: Religion, Subjectivity, and the Law Friday, March 25, 2016, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: La Jolla B, Second Level

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Panel 14.08 Justice, Rights, and Movements Thursday, March 24, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Regatta B, Fourth Level Panel 14.09 Winning, Losing, Virtue, and Corruption Saturday, March 26, 2016, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: La Jolla B, Second Level Panel 14.10 Commonalities, Differences, and Democratic Thought Saturday, March 26, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: La Jolla B, Second Level Panel 14.11 Location and Democratic Institutions Saturday, March 26, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: La Jolla B, Second Level Panel 14.12 Politics and Work Thursday, March 24, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: La Jolla A, Second Level Panel 14.13 Authority, Violence and Democracy (Cosponsored with Interpretation and Method, Panel 09.07) Thursday, March 24, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Coronado B, Fourth Level Panel 14.14 Roundtable: Political Theory and the Crises of Police Violence: Debating Methods and Epistemologies Thursday, March 24, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Coronado B, Fourth Level Panel 14.15 Inclusions and Exclusions in Social Justice Movements Thursday, March 24, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Coronado B, Fourth Level Panel 14.16 Democracy and What's Held in Common Friday, March 25, 2016, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Coronado B, Fourth Level Panel 14.17 Theory and Labor: Wages, Neoliberalism, and Education Friday, March 25, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Coronado B, Fourth Level Panel 14.18 Democratic Reason and Decision Making Friday, March 25, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Coronado B, Fourth Level Panel 14.19 The Power of Memory in Democratic Politics by P.J. Brendese, Author Meets Critics Friday, March 25, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Coronado B, Fourth Level

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Panel 14.20 Sovereignty and Order Saturday, March 26, 2016, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Coronado D, Fourth Level Panel 14.21 Roundtable: Political Theory and the Academy in Crisis Saturday, March 26, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Coronado B, Fourth Level Panel 14.22 Persuasion, Authority, and Change Saturday, March 26, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Coronado B, Fourth Level Panel 14.23 Political Mourning in Comparative Perspective Saturday, March 26, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Coronado B, Fourth Level Panel 14.24 New Theorizing with Arendt (Cosponsored with Political Thought: Historical Approaches, Panel 16.16) Friday, March 25, 2016, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Seaport F, Second Level Panel 14.25 Activism, Engagement, and Citizenship: Seeking Inclusion(s) (Cosponsored with Gender, Race and Intersectionality, Panel 06.03) Thursday, March 24, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Coronado A, Fourth Level Panel 14.26 Empire and Anti-Colonialism (Cosponsored with Political Thought: Historical Approaches, Panel 16.11) Saturday, March 26, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Seaport C, Second Level Political Theory: Critical and Normative Section Chair: Anthony Kammas, University of Southern California Panel 15.01 Roundtable: Genres of Loss and Freedom Thursday, March 24, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Balboa B, Second Level Panel 15.02 Arendt Thursday, March 24, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Balboa B, Second Level Panel 15.03 Roundtable: The Black Experience Thursday, March 24, 2016, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Balboa B, Second Level

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Panel 15.04 Charles Taylor Thursday, March 24, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Balboa B, Second Level Panel 15.05 Political Spaces, Places, and Peoples Friday, March 25, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Balboa B, Second Level Panel 15.06 Critical Theory Friday, March 25, 2016, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Balboa B, Second Level Panel 15.07 Democratic Theory Friday, March 25, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Balboa B, Second Level Panel 15.08 Democratic Theory II Friday, March 25, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Balboa B, Second Level Panel 15.09 Economic Theory Saturday, March 26, 2016, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Old Town A, Second Level Panel 15.10 Ethics Saturday, March 26, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Old Town A, Second Level Panel 15.11 Feminism Saturday, March 26, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Old Town A, Second Level Panel 15.12 Freedom Thursday, March 24, 2016, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Gaslamp A, Second Level Panel 15.13 Global Thursday, March 24, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Regatta C, Fourth Level Panel 15.14 Injustice Thursday, March 24, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Balboa A, Second Level Panel 15.15 Justice Thursday, March 24, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Seaport H, Second Level Panel 15.16 Political Judgments Saturday, March 26, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Seaport F, Second Level

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Panel 15.17 Politicizing the Nonpolitical Friday, March 25, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Coronado D, Fourth Level Panel 15.18 Postmodern Friday, March 25, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Coronado D, Fourth Level Panel 15.19 Race, Identity, and Empire Saturday, March 26, 2016, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Regatta C, Fourth Level Panel 15.20 Rawls Saturday, March 26, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Coronado A, Fourth Level Panel 15.21 Secular and Sacred Saturday, March 26, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Coronado A, Fourth Level Panel 15.22 State / Society Thursday, March 24, 2016, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Gaslamp B, Second Level Panel 15.23 Violence / Democracy Friday, March 25, 2016, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Seaport A, Second Level Panel 15.24 A Political Economy of the Senses, by Anita Chari, Author Meets Critics Friday, March 25, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Balboa A, Second Level Panel 15.25 The Affective Politics of Rage Friday, March 25, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Coronado A, Fourth Level Panel 15.26 Freedom as Marronage, by Neil Roberts, Author Meets Critics Saturday, March 26, 2016, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: America’s Cup C, Fourth Level Panel 15.27 Foucault and the Politics of Rights, by Ben Golder, Author Meets Critics Saturday, March 26, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: America’s Cup C, Fourth Level Panel 15.28 Beyond Critique: Revitalizing Feminist Practice Saturday, March 26, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: America’s Cup C, Fourth Level Panel 15.29 Against Truth? Saturday, March 26, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Gaslamp A, Second Level

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Panel 15.30 Roundtable: Race as Political Ontology: Afropessimism and Fugitive Possibilities in the Afterlife of Slavery Saturday, March 26, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Gaslamp A, Second Level Panel 15.31 Political Corpus: The Quick and the Dead Friday, March 25, 2016, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Seaport B, Second Level Panel 15.32 American Dionysia: Violence, Tragedy, and Democratic Politics, by Steven Johnston, Author Meets Critics Friday, March 25, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Nautical, Fourth Level Panel 15.33 Roundtable: Political Theory and Democracy: Roundtable on Sheldon Wolin's Legacy (Cosponsored with Political Thought: Historical Approaches, Panel 16.02) Thursday, March 24, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Seaport C, Second Level Political Thought: Historical Approaches Section Chair: Jennet Kirkpatrick, Arizona State University Panel 16.01 Empires without Imperialism: Anglo-American Decline and the Politics of Deflection, by Jeanne Morefield, Author Meets Critics Thursday, March 24, 2016, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Seaport C, Second Level Panel 16.02 Roundtable: Political Theory and Democracy: Sheldon Wolin's Legacy (Cosponsored with Political Theory: Critical and Normative, Panel 15.33) Thursday, March 24, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Seaport C, Second Level Panel 16.03 Black Political Theory in the Antebellum United States Friday, March 25, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Regatta C, Fourth Level Panel 16.04 Latin American Political Thought and Comparative Political Theory Thursday, March 24, 2016, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Seaport G, Second Level Panel 16.05 Education and Citizenship in John Locke's Thought Friday, March 25, 2016, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Seaport C, Second Level

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Panel 16.06 Ancient Political Theory Friday, March 25, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Seaport C, Second Level Panel 16.07 Liberalism and Its Critics Friday, March 25, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Seaport C, Second Level Panel 16.08 Disobedience, Revolution and Zealotry Friday, March 25, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Seaport C, Second Level Panel 16.09 Early American Political Thought Saturday, March 26, 2016, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Seaport C, Second Level Panel 16.10 Theory from the Extremes: Peril, Laughter, and Vice Saturday, March 26, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Seaport C, Second Level Panel 16.11 Empire and Anti-Colonialism (Cosponsored with Political Theory and Its Applications, Section Chair, Panel 14.26) Saturday, March 26, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Seaport C, Second Level Panel 16.12 Black Freedom and Power Saturday, March 26, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Seaport C, Second Level Panel 16.13 Politics and Economics Thursday, March 24, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Seaport F, Second Level Panel 16.14 Seventeenth and Eighteenth Century Political Thought Thursday, March 24, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Seaport F, Second Level Panel 16.15 Islamic Political Thought and Orientalism Thursday, March 24, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Seaport F, Second Level Panel 16.16 New Theorizing with Arendt (Cosponsored with Political Theory and Its Applications, Panel 14.24) Friday, March 25, 2016, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Seaport F, Second Level Panel 16.17 War and Unrest Friday, March 25, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Seaport F, Second Level

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Panel 16.18 Roundtable: The Berkeley School of Political Theory: A Discussion of its Beginnings, Its Development and the Disagreements over Calling It a ''School'' Saturday, March 26, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Seaport F, Second Level Panel 16.19 The Political Life of Shame (Cosponsored with Conference within a Conference: Family, Care, and the State, Panel 32.05) Friday, March 25, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Gaslamp A, Second Level Panel 16.20 Glorious Expenditure: The Political Theory of Georges Bataille Friday, March 25, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Seaport F, Second Level Panel 16.21 Commodity Culture and History Thursday, March 24, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Seaport C, Second Level Panel 16.22 Popular Power and Community Thursday, March 24, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Seaport G, Second Level Panel 16.23 The Law and Sensation of Leviathan (Cosponsored with Politics, Literature, and Film, Panel 18.05) Friday, March 25, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: America’s Cup A, Fourth Level Politics and History Section Chair: Kimberley Fletcher, San Diego State University Panel 17.01 Foundations of the Green State Thursday, March 24, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Balboa A, Second Level Panel 17.02 Developing Legal Institutions in the United States Friday, March 25, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Coronado D, Fourth Level Panel 17.03 The U.S. Constitution: Antecedents and Consequences Friday, March 25, 2016, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Balboa A, Second Level Panel 17.04 Race, Crime and Social Justice Friday, March 25, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Balboa A, Second Level Panel 17.05 Crisis Politics and Crisis Management Thursday, March 24, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Balboa A, Second Level

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Panel 17.06 Historicizing Party Politics: Partisan Posturing and Dramatic Turns Friday, March 25, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Balboa A, Second Level Panel 17.07 Policy and Time: Dynamics, Trends and Developments Saturday, March 26, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: America’s Cup B, Fourth Level Panel 17.08 The Politics of Narrative and Voice Saturday, March 26, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: America’s Cup B, Fourth Level Politics, Literature, and Film Section Chair: Joshua Foa Dienstag, University of California, Los Angeles Panel 18.01 Race, Language, Power: American Literature and Political Theory Thursday, March 24, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: America’s Cup A, Fourth Level Panel 18.02 U.S.T.V.: Washington on (and as) Television Thursday, March 24, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: America’s Cup A, Fourth Level Panel 18.03 The State and Its Past Friday, March 25, 2016, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: America’s Cup A, Fourth Level Panel 18.04 What Is Contemporary Genre? Friday, March 25, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: America’s Cup A, Fourth Level Panel 18.05 The Law and Sensation of Leviathan (Cosponsored with Political Thought: Historical Approaches, Panel 16.23) Friday, March 25, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: America’s Cup A, Fourth Level Panel 18.06 Gender, Race and Violence on Screen Friday, March 25, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: America’s Cup A, Fourth Level Panel 18.07 The View from Below Saturday, March 26, 2016, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: America’s Cup A, Fourth Level Panel 18.08 Political Moods: Humiliation, Humility, Indignation Saturday, March 26, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: America’s Cup A, Fourth Level

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Panel 18.09 The Inhumans Saturday, March 26, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: America’s Cup A, Fourth Level Panel 18.10 Who Will Watch the Watchers? Saturday, March 26, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: America’s Cup A, Fourth Level Politics and Sexuality Section Chair: Alison Gash, University of Oregon Panel 19.01 Queering Policy, Queering Institutions Saturday, March 26, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Balboa C, Second Level Panel 19.02 Roundtable: LGBTQ Politics Post-Obergefell (Cosponsored with Judicial Politics, Legal Politics and Public Law, Panel 10.11) Friday, March 25, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Balboa C, Second Level Panel 19.03 Roundtable: Queer Dangers, Perilous Opportunities (Cosponsored with Conference within a Conference: Family, Care, and the State, Panel 32.01) Thursday, March 24, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Gaslamp A, Second Level Panel 19.04 Marriage and Family Saturday, March 26, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Gaslamp A, Second Level Panel 19.05 Morality, Criminality and Violence in Sexuality Discourse Thursday, March 24, 2016, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: America’s Cup C, Fourth Level Panel 19.06 Identity Construction and Advocacy Friday, March 25, 2016, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: America’s Cup C, Fourth Level Public Administration Section Chair: Ann Johnson, California State University, San Bernardino Panel 20.01 E-Government and Transparency Saturday, March 26, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Coronado A, Fourth Level Panel 20.02 Government Inclusion and Equity Thursday, March 24, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: America’s Cup B, Fourth Level

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Panel 20.03 Ideas Working Toward Good Governance Friday, March 25, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: America’s Cup B, Fourth Level Public Opinion and Political Psychology Section Chair: Jeremiah Garretson, Stony Brook University Panel 21.01 Messages, Messengers, and Framing Friday, March 25, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: America’s Cup D, Fourth Level Panel 21.02 Religious Identities and Religious Prejudice Friday, March 25, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: America’s Cup D, Fourth Level Panel 21.03 Values, Emotions, Extremism Saturday, March 26, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: America’s Cup D, Fourth Level Panel 21.04 Inequality and Economics Saturday, March 26, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: America’s Cup D, Fourth Level Panel 21.05 The Political Impact of Life Events Thursday, March 24, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Seaport H, Second Level Panel 21.06 Identity Politics Thursday, March 24, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Seaport H, Second Level Public Policy Section Chair: Gwen Alphonso, Fairfield University Panel 22.01 Ideas and Frames in Policy Narratives (Cosponsored with Interpretation and Method, Panel 09.05) Thursday, March 24, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Seaport B, Second Level Panel 22.02 Race, Income, and Social Inequalities in Public Policy (Cosponsored with Race, Ethnicity and Politics, Panel 23.13) Thursday, March 24, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Seaport B, Second Level Panel 22.03 Electoral, Partisan, and Legislative Politics in Policymaking Thursday, March 24, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Seaport B, Second Level

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Panel 22.04 Achieving Policy Outcomes in Environmental Policy (Cosponsored with Environmental Politics, Panel 04.08) Friday, March 25, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Seaport B, Second Level Panel 22.05 Understanding Policy Change - Theories, Cases and Mechanisms Saturday, March 26, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Seaport B, Second Level Panel 22.07 Race, Gender and Policy Analysis in the U.S. and Abroad (Cosponsored with Gender, Race and Intersectionality, Panel 06.01) Thursday, March 24, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Coronado A, Fourth Level Panel 22.08 State Policy (Cosponsored with (Im)migration and Citizenship, Panel 07.04) Saturday, March 26, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Regatta B, Fourth Level Race, Ethnicity and Politics Section Chair: Katsuo Nishikawa Chavez, Trinity University Panel 23.01 The Challenges Of Reconfiguring Political Theory And Latino Politics After 9/11 Thursday, March 24, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Nautical, Fourth Level Panel 23.02 Transforming Citizenship: Democracy, Membership and Belonging in Latino Communities, by Raymond A. Rocco, Author Meets Critics Thursday, March 24, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Old Town B, Second Level Panel 23.03 Race, Ethnicity and Elected Officials Thursday, March 24, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Old Town B, Second Level Panel 23.04 Comparative Race and Ethnicity Thursday, March 24, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Old Town B, Second Level Panel 23.05 Black and Brown Multicultural Politics Friday, March 25, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Old Town B, Second Level

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Panel 23.06 Immigrant Political Participation (Cosponsored with (Im)migration and Citizenship, Panel 07.07) Friday, March 25, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Regatta B, Fourth Level Panel 23.07 Latino(a) Political Participation Friday, March 25, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Regatta B, Fourth Level Panel 23.08 Latino(a) Politics Friday, March 25, 2016, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Old Town B, Second Level Panel 23.09 Race, Ethnicity, and Policing Saturday, March 26, 2016, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Old Town B, Second Level Panel 23.10 Understanding the Bias toward Minorities Saturday, March 26, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Old Town B, Second Level Panel 23.11 Race, Identity, and Political Participation Saturday, March 26, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Old Town B, Second Level Panel 23.12 Interpreting/Constituting American Racial Subjectivities (Cosponsored with Interpretation and Method, Panel 09.10) Thursday, March 24, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Seaport G, Second Level Panel 23.13 Race, Income, and Social Inequalities in Public Policy (Cosponsored with Public Policy, Panel 22.02) Thursday, March 24, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Seaport B, Second Level Panel 23.14 The Multiple Contours of Asian American Politics (Cosponsored with 2016 Mini-Conference on Asian Pacific Americans and Politics, Panel 30.01) Friday, March 25, 2016, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Gaslamp C, Second Level State, Local and Urban Politics Section Chair: Maria Chavez-Pringle, Pacific Lutheran University Panel 24.01 Roundtable: Budgeting in the Western States, Part I Friday, March 25, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Seaport G, Second Level Panel 24.02 Roundtable: Budgeting in the Western States, Part II Friday, March 25, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Seaport G, Second Level

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Panel 24.03 The City of Bell Scandal: What Happened and What Can We Learn? Saturday, March 26, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Seaport B, Second Level Panel 24.04 Roundtable: ElectCalifornia: Making Candidate Interviews Available Online Friday, March 25, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Old Town A, Second Level Panel 24.05 State Elections Thursday, March 24, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: America’s Cup C, Fourth Level Panel 24.06 Federalism and Administration Saturday, March 26, 2016, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: La Jolla A, Second Level Panel 24.07 State Policy Saturday, March 26, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: La Jolla A, Second Level Panel 24.08 Urban Policy Saturday, March 26, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: La Jolla A, Second Level Panel 24.09 Elections and Identity Politics Saturday, March 26, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: La Jolla A, Second Level Teaching, Research, and Professional Development Section Chair: Mario Guerrero, California State University, Pomona Panel 25.01 The Political Science Classroom: Strategies to Engage the Student Friday, March 25, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Seaport H, Second Level Panel 25.02 Beyond the Classroom: Engaging Students in a Meaningful Way Friday, March 25, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Seaport H, Second Level Panel 25.03 Roundtable: Opinion Writing, Blogs and Social Media: The (Potential) Peril of Contributing to the Public Conversation Saturday, March 26, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Seaport H, Second Level

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Panel 25.04 Roundtable: Professional Development in Political Science: Diagnosing Loss as Method Saturday, March 26, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Seaport H, Second Level Undergraduate Research Posters Section Chair: Julie Novkov, University at Albany, SUNY Panel 26.01 Undergraduate Poster Session Friday, March 25, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Seaport Foyer, Second Level Voting and Elections Section Chair: Dino Christenson, Boston University Panel 27.01 Nomination Campaigns Thursday, March 24, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: America’s Cup C, Fourth Level Panel 27.02 The Changing Electorate Thursday, March 24, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: America’s Cup C, Fourth Level Panel 27.03 Candidate Cues, Quality and Funding Friday, March 25, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: America’s Cup C, Fourth Level Panel 27.04 Representation and Turnout Friday, March 25, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: America’s Cup C, Fourth Level Panel 27.05 Roundtable: Redistricting Innovations after Arizona State Legislature v. AIRC Saturday, March 26, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Seaport A, Second Level Women and Politics Section Chair: Laurie Naranch, Siena College Panel 28.01 Roundtable: Feminists to Watch Out For! Friday, March 25, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: La Jolla B, Second Level Panel 28.02 Women's Agency and Complex Activism Saturday, March 26, 2016, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Coronado B, Fourth Level

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Panel 28.03 Shifting Gender Regimes: Theorizing Women's Colleges, Work, Military and the Matronymic Thursday, March 24, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Regatta C, Fourth Level Panel 28.04 Mobile Bodies: Breasts, Bicycles, and Reproduction Thursday, March 24, 2016, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Seaport F, Second Level Panel 28.05 Violence, Women's Rights, and Feminist Foreign Policy: Comparative Views Friday, March 25, 2016, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Seaport G, Second Level Panel 28.06 Money, Primaries, and Campaigns: Women Candidates in the U.S. Friday, March 25, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Seaport G, Second Level Panel 28.07 Working Moms, Staffers, Republican Women, Planned Parenthood: Substantive Representation? Saturday, March 26, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Seaport G, Second Level Panel 28.08 Mobilizing Women: Domestic Workers, Mutual Aid and Public Policy Saturday, March 26, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Seaport G, Second Level Panel 28.09 Women Leaders in Comparative Context Saturday, March 26, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Seaport G, Second Level WPSA 2016 Program Chair Julie Novkov, University at Albany, SUNY Panel 29.01 Ideology, Discourse, Culture and Reform Friday, March 25, 2016, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Old Town A, Second Level Panel 29.02 The Political Economy of Peril and Opportunity Thursday, March 24, 2016, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: La Jolla A, Second Level Panel 29.03 Visions of Politics: Aesthetics and Space Saturday, March 26, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Coronado D, Fourth Level Panel 29.04 Violence, Injustice and the State Saturday, March 26, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Coronado D, Fourth Level

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Panel 29.05 Roundtable: Whither Shared Governance in Higher Education? (Cosponsored with Critical Perspectives on Higher Education, Panel 02.02) Saturday, March 26, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Coronado D, Fourth Level 2016 Mini-Conference on Asian Pacific Americans and Politics Section Chair: James Lai, Santa Clara University Panel 30.01 The Multiple Contours of Asian American Politics (Cosponsored with Race, Ethnicity and Politics, Panel 23.14) Friday, March 25, 2016, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Gaslamp C, Second Level Panel 30.02 Roundtable: State of Research and Scholarship on Asian Americans in Political Science Friday, March 25, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Gaslamp C, Second Level Panel 30.03 Emerging Identities and Attitudes Friday, March 25, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Gaslamp C, Second Level Panel 30.04 Roundtable: Getting the Job/Getting Tenure Friday, March 25, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Gaslamp C, Second Level Conference within a Conference: Abolitionist/Decolonial Politics Section Chairs: Brian C. Lovato, University of California at Santa Barbara and Eli Meyerhoff, Duke University Panel 31.01 Decolonial Possibilities Thursday, March 24, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Gaslamp B, Second Level Panel 31.02 Decolonial Strategy Thursday, March 24, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Gaslamp B, Second Level Panel 31.03 Activism against Racial, Colonial Capitalism Thursday, March 24, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Gaslamp B, Second Level Panel 31.04 Decolonizing Knowledge Friday, March 25, 2016, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Gaslamp B, Second Level

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Panel 31.05 Imperial Memory, U.S. Colonialism, and the Politics of Racialization Friday, March 25, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Gaslamp B, Second Level Panel 31.06 Decolonizing Justice, Revolution, and Reform Friday, March 25, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Gaslamp B, Second Level Panel 31.07 Roundtable: Decolonial Keywords Friday, March 25, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Gaslamp B, Second Level Panel 31.08 Intersectionality of Abolitionist/Decolonial Practices Saturday, March 26, 2016, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Gaslamp B, Second Level Panel 31.09 Diversities or Reproducing Misery? Theorizing Borders Saturday, March 26, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Gaslamp B, Second Level Panel 31.10 Abolitionist/Decolonial Theory, Method, and Practice Saturday, March 26, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Gaslamp B, Second Level Panel 31.11 Roundtable: Higher Education as a Terrain for Decolonial/Abolitionist Struggles and Resistance Saturday, March 26, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Gaslamp B, Second Level Conference within a Conference: Family, Care, and the State Section Chairs: Carol J. Nackenoff, Swarthmore College and Joan C. Tronto, University of Minnesota Panel 32.01 Roundtable: Queer Dangers, Perilous Opportunities (Cosponsored with Politics and Sexuality, Panel 19.03) Thursday, March 24, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Gaslamp A, Second Level Panel 32.02 Care and Rethinking the Liberal State Thursday, March 24, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Gaslamp A, Second Level Panel 32.03 Theoretical Issues of Care Considered Thursday, March 24, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Gaslamp A, Second Level Panel 32.04 Changing Conceptions of Gender Roles and Care Friday, March 25, 2016, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Gaslamp A, Second Level

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Panel 32.05 The Political Life of Shame (Cosponsored with Political Thought: Historical Approaches, Panel 16.19) Friday, March 25, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Gaslamp A, Second Level Panel 32.06 Family, Public/Private Boundaries, and the American State: Historical Perspectives Friday, March 25, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Gaslamp A, Second Level Panel 32.07 Families and Family Politics Friday, March 25, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Gaslamp A, Second Level Conference within a Conference: Teaching and Learning Political Science Section Chairs: John P. Forren, Miami University Hamilton and Renee Van Vechten, University of Redlands Panel 33.01 Civic Engagement and Political Science Teaching Saturday, March 26, 2016, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Balboa A, Second Level Panel 33.02 Teaching In and About Diverse Communities Saturday, March 26, 2016, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Balboa B, Second Level Panel 33.03 Workshop: Using Cid Meier's Civilization V to Teach International Relations Saturday, March 26, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Balboa A, Second Level Panel 33.04 Brown Bag Lunch and Open Discussion: Issues in Community College Teaching Saturday, March 26, 2016, 12:00 - 1:00 PM Location: Balboa A, Second Level Panel 33.05 Brown Bag Lunch and Open Discussion: The Inclusive Classroom Saturday, March 26, 2016, 12:00 - 1:00 PM Location: Balboa B, Second Level Panel 33.06 Workshop: Using Google Forms and Camtasia Studio To Enhance Teaching Saturday, March 26, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Balboa B, Second Level Panel 33.07 Political Science Teaching: Techniques and Objectives Saturday, March 26, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Balboa A, Second Level

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Conference within a Conference: Human Rights Section Chair: Alison Brysk, University of California, Santa Barbara Panel 34.01 Citizenship, Inclusion and Mobilization Saturday, March 26, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Nautical, Fourth Level Panel 34.02 Global Justice: Claims and Mechanisms Saturday, March 26, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Nautical, Fourth Level Panel 34.03 Roundtable: New Directions in Human Rights Research Saturday, March 26, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Nautical, Fourth Level NEW PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT EVENTS Organizer: Kara Abramson, American Political Science Association Panel 35.05 Workshop: Political Science in the Public Arena: Communication Strategies for Scholars Thursday, March 24, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Old Town A, Second Level Panel 35.06 Roundtable: Amplifying Our Voices: Public Engagement Thursday, March 24, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Old Town A, Second Level Panel 35.07 Navigating the Non-Academic Job Search: Tools, Tactics and Tips Thursday, March 24, 2016, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Old Town A, Second Level PRQ SPONSORED EVENTS Panel 35.18 PRQ: Transparency and Accountability in Qualitative and Quantitative Research: A Conversation Friday, March 25, 2016, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Nautical, Fourth Level Panel 35.19 PRQ: Publishing in Political Research Quarterly: A discussion of publishing in the journal Friday, March 25, 2016, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Nautical, Fourth Level Panel 35.20 Meet the Editors Friday, March 25, 2016, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Seaport F, Second Level

35 Thursday, March 24, 2016 8:00 - 9:45 AM

Thursday, March 24, 2016 8:00 - 9:45 AM PANEL 01.01 Democracy and Democratization Location: Regatta A, Fourth Level Chair and Cortés, Juve, Occidental College Discussant: Papers: Separating Armies and Arms Industries: Defense Production and Civil-Military Reform after Authoritarian Rule Grimes, Collin, University of California, Riverside Exploratory Study: State of Democracy in El Salvador: From a Government and Civic Leaders’ Perspective Rivas Pineda, Yanira, University of California, Santa Barbara Post-Communist Human Development in World-Historical Perspective Sil, Rudra, University of Pennsylvania

PANEL 01.15 Politics of Africa Location: America’s Cup D, Fourth Level Chair and Reddy, Movindri, Occidental College Discussant: Papers: Incumbency Abuse and the Challenges of Electoral Politics in Nigeria: A Focus on the 2015 General Elections Alumona, Ikenna Mike, Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University, Igbariam Campus, Nigeria Perceptions of Government Performance and Subnational Democracy in Africa Elemo, Olufunmbi, Michigan State University Does Trade Facilitate Aid? A Panel Analysis of U.S. Trade and Aid in Africa (1980-2009) Dreier, Sarah, University of Washington Quince, Vanessa, University of Washington Ethiopia: A Regional Power in the Making Mulat, Yonas, Florida International University

36 Thursday, March 24, 2016 8:00 - 9:45 AM

PANEL 03.01 The Environment in American Thought Location: Coronado E, Fourth Level Chair: Vanderheiden, Steven, University of Colorado at Boulder Papers: The Right to be Ethical, Nussbaum’s Post Liberal Theory of Justice Linch, Amy, Pennsylvania State University Agrarianism: Democratic Promise and Peril Roulier, Scott, Lyon College The Case for Aldo Leopold's Pragmatism: A Jamesian Overview of the Debate Stephens, Piers Howard Guy, University of Georgia On the Environmental Violence of Modernity: A Reading of Thoreau's Walden Suk, Mina, Arizona State University

Discussant: Breen, Sheri, University of Minnesota, Morris PANEL 08.01 Sovereignty, Borders and Nation-States Location: Gaslamp D, Second Level Chair and Kurizaki, Shuhei, Waseda University Discussant: Papers: The Great Masquerade: International Relations Ideology Pretends to Be International Relations Theory Haas, Michael, California Polytechnic University, Pomona Relationalism and State Building Interventions: Boundaries, Networks, and Global Contexts Pampinella, Stephen, State University of New York at New Paltz Increased Violence at the Border: Border Militarization and Borderwalls in a post-9/11 Era Vallet, Elisabeth, University of Quebec at Montreal PANEL 10.04 The Courts, the Executive, and the Congress Location: Balboa C, Second Level Chair: Hendershot, Marcus, Oklahoma State University Papers: Treaties, Agreements, and Deals: Formation, Termination, and Constitutional Rule Barrett, Richard, University of Southern California

37 Thursday, March 24, 2016 8:00 - 9:45 AM

Controlling Forum Choice and Controlling Policy: Congress, Courts and the Bankruptcy Appeals Howard, Robert, Georgia State University Ambition Complementing Ambition: Interbranch Prerogative Overlap in the American State MacMaster, Rachel, Syracuse University The Rhetorical Check: Presidential Commentary on U.S. Supreme Court Decisions Nye, Adam, Pennsylvania State University Dynamic Rulemaking West, William, Texas A&M University Wagner, Wendy, University of Texas at Austin McGarity, Thomas, University of Texas at Austin Discussant: Johnson, Ann, California State University, San Bernardino PANEL 11.01 The Organization of Congress Location: Gaslamp C, Second Level Chair: Den Hartog, Chris, Cal Poly Papers: Time Allocation Across the Senate Election Cycle DeWitt, Darin, California State University, Long Beach Atkinson, Matthew, Miami University The Value of Committee Assignments over Time in the U.S. House of Representatives Frisch, Scott, California State University, Channel Islands Kelly, Sean, California State University, Channel Islands Behind “Enemy” Lines?: Congressional Detailees as an Indicator of Congressional Committee Capacity Mills, Russell, Bowling Green State University Selin, Jennifer, University of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana Technical Assistance Requests as Evidence of Transactional Authority Between Congress and Bureaucratic Agencies Mills, Russell, Bowling Green State University

Discussant: Lazarus, Jeffrey, Georgia State University PANEL 13.01 Parties, Organizations, and Interest Groups in the U.S. Location: Regatta C, Fourth Level Chair: Lauterbach, Erinn, University of California, Riverside

38 Thursday, March 24, 2016 8:00 - 9:45 AM

Papers: Corporation-Based Campaigns in Virginia: A Preface to Citizens United? Barndt, Will, Pitzer College Social Movements and Electoral Politics: The Effect of Political Organization on Political Strategy Stanley, Stephanie, University of Washington Spinning the Revolving Door: Network characteristics of Congressional Staffers Turned Lobbyists Oklobdzija, Stan, University of California, San Diego

Discussants: Lauterbach, Erinn, University of California, Riverside Dominguez, Casey, University of San Diego

PANEL 15.03 Roundtable: The Black Experience Location: Balboa B, Second Level Chair: Ambar, Saladin, Lehigh University Papers: Du Bois and James at Harvard: The Challenges of Fraternal Pairing and Racial Theory Ambar, Saladin, Lehigh University The Cost of Liberty: Du Bois's John Brown Livingston, Alexander, Cornell University Black Radicalism as Liberal Disillusionment Douglas, Andrew, Morehouse College Agonism, Aggression, and Democratic Citizenship Glanz, Katherine, Johns Hopkins University James Baldwin, The Dilemma of Consciousness, and the Alchemy of Racial Innocence Taylor, Kirstine, University of Washington What is the Power in Black Power?: On the Promise and Perils of Stokely Carmichael's Political Thought Terry, Brandon, Harvard University

PANEL 15.12 Freedom Location: Gaslamp A, Second Level Chair and Delaune, Tim, State University of New York at Cortland Discussant: Papers: Unfree Agents: Freedom and Domination after Postcolonial Theory Roberts, William, McGill University

39 Thursday, March 24, 2016 8:00 - 9:45 AM

Crisis of Freedom: Implicit Bias Binds Us All Rose, Michelle, University of California, Los Angeles The Social Distribution of Freedom and Power Sbach, William, University of Virginia On War and Nihilism in Karl Jaspers' Philosophy of History Wallace, Nathan, City University of New York Graduate Center The Making of the Self: the Dao and Freedom in Zhuangzi’s Writing Yu, Peng, Earlham College

PANEL 15.22 State / Society Location: Gaslamp B, Second Level Chair and Wiens, David, University of California, San Diego Discussant: Papers: Crisis Dämmerung: From Contagion to “Moral Obligation” Grow, Johannes, Virginia Tech A New Eurocommunism? The Political Theory Behind Syriza and Podemos Schmitz, Volker, Indiana University, Bloomington Khachaturian, Rafael, Indiana University, Bloomington The Idea of Anarchy Warren, Joseph, University of California, Berkeley

PANEL 16.01 Empires without Imperialism: Anglo-American Decline and the Politics of Deflection, by Jeanne Morefield, Author Meets Critics Location: Seaport C, Second Level Chair: McBride, Keally, University of San Francisco Commentators: Markell, Patchen, University of Chicago Godrej, Farah, University of California, Riverside Coles, Romand, Australian Catholic University Martel, James, San Francisco State University

Author/ Responder: Morefield, Jeanne, Whitman College

40 Thursday, March 24, 2016 8:00 - 9:45 AM

PANEL 16.04 Latin American Political Thought and Comparative Political Theory Location: Seaport G, Second Level Chair: Bernal, Angelica, University of Massachusetts Amherst Papers: José Martí’s Immanent Critique of American Imperialism Simon, Joshua, Columbia University Latin American Political Thought, Race, and the Pitfalls of Comparison Hooker, Juliet, The University of Texas at Austin Brazil's Radical Monarchist: The Inclusive Liberalism of José Bonifácio and Its Place within Latin American Political Thought Stegman, Casey, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill The Political Theory of First European Contact with the Americas: Columbus, Montesinos, and Sahagun Hoyt, Katherine, Nicaragua Network/Alliance for Global Justice The Empirical Imaginary in Postcolonial Political Theory Gordy, Katherine, San Francisco State University

Discussant: Dahl, Adam, Sewanee: University of the South PANEL 19.05 Morality, Criminality and Violence in Sexuality Discourse Location: America's Cup C, Fourth Level Chair: Flores, Andrew, University of California, Los Angeles Papers: Sex Education, Gender, and the Scaffolding of Rape Culture Beechey, Susanne, Whitman College Curran Moon, Leah From Ars Erotica to Scientia Sexualis?: Contemporary Sex Work and the Discourse of Sex Surrogacy Bracewell, Lorna, University of Florida Nichols, Desmond, University of Florida Sodomy's Penumbra Fischel, Joseph, Yale University Does Jesus Practice Affirmative Consent? : Romanticizing Violence in Evangelical Self-Help Literature Devereaux Hardimon, Sarah, Pomona College

41 Thursday, March 24, 2016 8:00 - 9:45 AM

Discussants: Hindman, Matthew, University of Tulsa Flores, Andrew, University of California, Los Angeles

PANEL 28.04 Mobile Bodies: Breasts, Bicycles, and Reproduction Location: Seaport F, Second Level Chair: Hubbard-Mattix, Laci, Washington State University Papers: Vagina as Home: An Intersectional Conceptual History Boryczka, Jocelyn, Fairfield University Challenging Gendered Hierarchies: The Case of Professional Cycling Cohen, Diana, Central Connecticut State University The Sentimental Family in Breast Cancer Politics McKinney, Claire, Washington University in St. Louis

Discussant: Strach, Patricia, University at Albany, SUNY PANEL 29.02 The Political Economy of Peril and Opportunity Location: La Jolla A, Second Level Chair and Rutledge, Jennifer, John Jay College, CUNY Discussant: Papers: Fiscal Policy, Political Opportunity and Challenges to the “Leaner State” Ashbee, Edward, Copenhagen Business School Helmersen, Ole, Copenhagen Business School Latin American Political Economy Growth Patterns Cuartas, Beatriz, George Mason School of Policy, Government, and International Affairs Expansion of the Left?: Social Security Taxation and Spending in LDCs Rogers Ziegler, Melissa, Claremont Graduate University Ha, Eunyoung, Claremont Graduate University The Fragmentation of the Egyptian Working Class and the Emergence Of The Precariat, 1991-2015 Joya, Angela, University of Oregon The Bangladesh Fire Accord and the Governance Gap: Global Brand Firms as Political Actors Kilgour, Maureen, Université de Saint-Boniface

42 Thursday, March 24, 2016 10:00 - 11:45 AM

Thursday, March 24, 2016 10:00 - 11:45 AM PANEL 01.09 Peace and Reconciliation Location: Regatta A, Fourth Level Chair and Beachler, Donald, Ithaca College Discussant: Papers: Turkey’s Judiciary and the Question of Impunity Bakiner, Onur, Seattle University Promise and Peril in the Colombian Peace Process Lee, Chris, Niagara University Regime Stability and Transitional Justice: Do Human Rights Prosecutions Endanger New Regimes? Shay, Christopher, University of Denver The Civil War Puzzle Revisited: A Theoretical Perspective on Post-Conflict Transitions Wagner, Matthew, University of South Carolina PANEL 01.14 Politics of Mexico Location: America's Cup D, Fourth Level Chair and Barndt, Will, Pitzer College Discussant: Papers: Arrested Development: The Slow Start to Mexican Direct Democracy Cortes, Juve, Occidental College Decisiveness and Resoluteness in a Multiparty Presidential Democracy: The Case of Mexico Knight, Robert, Chadron State College Good Neighbors Make Good Bureaucracies? NAFTA’s Effects on Bureaucratic Capacity in Mexico’s States Bezares Calderon, Alma, Claremont Graduate University Rogers Ziegler, Melissa, Claremont Graduate University PANEL 03.02 Roundtable: New Books in Environmental Political Theory Location: Coronado E, Fourth Level Chair: Biro, Andrew, Acadia University Books to be ''Visionary Pragmatism: Radical Ecological Democracy'' Discussed: Coles, Romand, Australian Catholic University

43 Thursday, March 24, 2016 10:00 - 11:45 AM

''Border Walls Gone Green: Nature and Anti-immigrant Politics in America'' Hultgren, John, Northern Arizona University ''Thinking Like a Mall'' Vogel, Steven, Denison University ''Hegemony and Global Citizenship,'' Paehlke, Robert, Trent University Discussants: Craven, Luke, University of Sydney Ray, Emily, Sonoma State University PANEL 03.14 The Human In/With/After Nature Location: Coronado D, Fourth Level Chair: Smith, Kimberly, Carleton College Papers: Unifying Anthropocentrism and Ecocentrism Emmelhainz, Roger, University of Colorado at Boulder The 1755 Lisbon Earthquake and Kant’s Moral Philosophy Basdas, Umur, Yale University Mimesis and Biomimicry: The Aesthetic Dimension of Ecological Modernization Buck, Christopher, St. Lawrence University Human Rights at the End of Nature Thiele, Leslie Paul, University of Florida Discussant: Youatt, Rafi, New School for Social Research PANEL 05.01 Debating the Unilateral Presidency Location: Seaport A, Second Level Chair: Miles, Matthew, Brigham Young University, Idaho Papers: Constraining the Executive Branch with Mandated Reports Dionne, Lee, University of California, San Diego Carrots and Sticks in Presidential Lobbying of Congress Foster, David, University of California, Berkeley Standing on the Bones of the Past: Ronald Reagan and U.S. Ratification of the Genocide Treaty Jackson, Michael, Regis College The Internal Politics of Veto Threats Jarvis, Matthew, California State University, Fullerton

44 Thursday, March 24, 2016 10:00 - 11:45 AM

When Does the Public Penalize Politicians for Implementing Policies they Support? Presidents and Public Constraints on Unilateral Action Reeves, Andrew, Washington University in St. Louis Rogowski, Jon, Washington University in St. Louis Discussant: Eshbaugh-Soha, Matthew, University of North Texas PANEL 06.01 Race, Gender and Policy Analysis in the U.S. and PANEL 22.07 Abroad Location: Coronado A, Fourth Level Chair: Lopez Bunyasi, Tehama, George Mason University Papers: “Innocent Victims” of Sex Trafficking in the United States and Aotearoa New Zealand: A Critical Discourse Analysis of Policy Responses Showden, Carisa, University of Auckland Gender Norms, Policy Change, and Reproductive Health Outcomes: The Impact of the Affordable Care Act Persky, Leah, University of Denver Applying Intersectional Policy Design (IPD) to the Native American (Political/Policy) Experience: An Analysis of Land Rights and Policy Veloz-Passalacqua, Nestor, California Polytechnic State University San Luis Obispo Discussant: Beechey, Susanne, Whitman College PANEL 08.02 International Relations in a Changing World Location: Gaslamp D, Second Level Chair and Mitchell, Charles, Grambling State University Discussant: Papers: Media and Power in International Relations Theory: A Lost Legacy Fattor, Eric, Colorado State University Economic Nationalism in South Korea and Taiwan: Examining National Identity and Foreign Economic Policy toward Japan after WWII Lai, Christina, Princeton University Natural Disasters, International Emergency Aid, and Public Opinion Jamieson, Thomas, University of Southern California

45 Thursday, March 24, 2016 10:00 - 11:45 AM

PANEL 08.12 Terrorism Location: Regatta B, Fourth Level Chair and Day, Joel, University of Massachusetts Lowell Discussant: Papers: Terrorist Target Selection and Assassination: Does the Victim Matter? Bell, Laura, Francis Marion University Nationalism and the Rise of ISIS McMahon, Ryan, Saint Mary's University, San Antonio Terrorism, Civil Wars and Economic Disparity Zeigler, Sean, RAND Corporation Smith, Meagan, RAND Corporation Securitization, Framing and the Case of ISIS Robinson, Leonard, Salisbury University PANEL 10.01 Exploring Constitutional and Legal Analysis Location: Balboa C, Second Level Chair: Yacobucci, Peter, SUNY Buffalo State Papers: Darpa, Brandeis, and Technology Adamian, Martin, California State University, Los Angeles Hobby Lobby and Beyond: Equal Protection versus Free Exercise Adams, Bobbi, Salisbury University Lochner's Ghost within Judicial Conservatism: The Last Days of a Haunting Legacy Izquierdo, Richard, Seton Hall University (Re)Making the Case for Living Constitutionalism: The Necessary Revival of Third Way, Mid-Twentieth Century Constitutional Liberalism Kersch, Ken, Boston College Discussant: Barrett, Richard, University of Southern California PANEL 12.01 Media and Minority Groups Location: Gaslamp C, Second Level Chair and Calfano, Brian, Missouri State University Discussant: Papers: The Media Matters: Muslim Frames Before and After 9/11 Lajevardi, Nazita, University of California, San Diego

46 Thursday, March 24, 2016 10:00 - 11:45 AM

Not your Momma’s Scandals: An Examination of Gender and Political Scandal Hernandez, Samantha, Arizona State University Urbano, Juan, Texas A&M University, Corpus Christi Lopez, Pamela, American University Same-Sex Marriage Matter and the Representation of Sexual Minorities in South African Media Moreau, Julie, Northern Arizona University Daku, Mark, McGill University Linking Injustice Frames to Action: the Arab Spring and the Role of Hashtag Human Faces in Mobilizing Grievances Niayesh, Vahid, University of California, Irvine Minority Representation in the media: Supply vs Demand? Considering the cases of Ferguson and Baltimore Sappleton, Shan, University of Wisconsin, Platteville Old Frames, New Frames: Constructing Narratives of Women’s Rights Movements Wright-Smith, Kali, Westminster College PANEL 14.02 Ethical Loneliness: The Injustice of Not Being Heard, by Jill Stauffer, Author Meets Critics Location: La Jolla B, Second Level Chair: Dilts, Andrew, Loyola Marymount University Commentators: Beltran, Cristina, New York University Chakravarti, Sonali, Wesleyan University Culbert, Jennifer, Johns Hopkins University Martel, James, San Francisco State University Author/ Stauffer, Jill, Haverford College Responder: PANEL 14.12 Politics and Work Location: La Jolla A, Second Level Chair: Clark, Bradley, Fort Lewis College Papers: Sunset on Traditional Electricity Generation: Shifting Utility Monopolies to Grass-Roots Micro-Solar Forbis, Robert, Texas Tech University Giberson, Michael, Texas Tech University

47 Thursday, March 24, 2016 10:00 - 11:45 AM

Reconnecting Workplace Democracy and Worker Ownership Kaswan, Mark, University of Texas, Rio Grande Valley Power and Coal Mining Politics: An Appalachian Challenge to Theories of Deliberative Systems Tidrick, Charlotte, University of Virginia Energy, Independence, and Self-Identification Shils, Nathaniel, University of Pennsylvania Discussant: Switzer, David, Texas A&M University PANEL 14.13 Authority, Violence and Democracy PANEL 09.07 Location: Coronado B, Fourth Level Chair and Abdel-Nour, Farid, San Diego State University Discussant: Papers: Violence and Legitimacy in the Global Economy McKean, Benjamin, Ohio State University What's Wrong With Militant Democracy? Zuckerman, Ian, Stanford University Invernizzi Accetti, Carlo, CUNY City College Essence and Institution: Machiavelli's Philosophical Anthropology Holman, Christopher, Nanyang Technological University Listening to Conflict: Arab-Israeli Relations from an Acoustemological Frequency Weitzel, Michelle, The New School for Social Research PANEL 15.02 Arendt Location: Balboa B, Second Level Chair and Maxwell, Lida, Trinity College Discussant: Papers: A Politics of Unseeing: Baldwin and Arendt on Judgment Abbas, Asma, Bard College at Simon Borders of Humanity: Persons and Non-Persons in the Age of Human Rights Gundogdu, Ayten, Barnard College, Columbia University

48 Thursday, March 24, 2016 10:00 - 11:45 AM

The Immortal Life of the Species? Political Theology and Animality in Arendt's The Human Condition Rossello, Diego, Pontifical Catholic University of Chile Acting as a Body or Acting in Concert?: Michel Henry Contra Hannah Arendt Sircar, Althea, University of California, Los Angeles PANEL 15.13 Global Location: Regatta C, Fourth Level Chair and Wiens, David, University of California, San Diego Discussant: Papers: Tweets Against the State: The Role of Everyday Practices in Transnationalizing Contention and Cooperation Habegger, Mike, University of Delaware Punitive Dispossession: Neoliberal Rationality and the Route to Mass Incarceration Orozco, Elva, Drexel University International Political Theory, Multiculturalism and Women’s Rights Walsh, Denise, University of Virginia PANEL 16.02 Roundtable: Political Theory and Democracy: PANEL 15.33 Sheldon Wolin's Legacy Location: Seaport C, Second Level Chair: Marasco, Robyn, Hunter College Participants: Marasco, Robyn, Hunter College Vazquez-Arroyo, Antonio, Rutgers University Xenos, Nick, University of Massachusetts, Amherst Tronto, Joan, University of Minnesota Frank, Jason, Cornell University PANEL 16.13 Politics and Economics Location: Seaport F, Second Level Chair and Son, Kyong-Min, University of Delaware Discussant: Papers: Buying Time: How the Futures Exchange Transformed Uncertainty into Market Efficiency Hirsch, Roni, University of California, Los Angeles

49 Thursday, March 24, 2016 10:00 - 11:45 AM

Ideology and Utopia: From 1930s Automobilization towards a Spirit of Technology Khreiche, Mario, Virginia Tech Seeing The Economy The Political Origins of The Economy as a Discursive Object Rebrovick, Tripp, Johns Hopkins University The Gambling Answer to the Indian Question Rodman, Emma, University of Washington Entrepreneurship and Co-Operation Ron, Amit, Arizona State University PANEL 16.22 Popular Power and Community Location: Seaport G, Second Level Chair: Ikuta, Jennie, University of Tulsa Papers: Authority, Power, and the Prospect of Freedom in the Thought of Tocqueville and Foucault Ikuta, Jennie, University of Tulsa The Sublime People: An Aesthetic Appreciation of Democratic Subjectivities Kim, Juman, University of Pennsylvania Domination and Despotism in the Republican Philosophical Tradition Selby, David, Berkeley City College The Unbounded Community of Sadeq Hedayat's Blind Owl Mansoori, Naveed, University of California, Los Angeles Discussant: Voorhees, Matthew, Arizona State University PANEL 17.05 Crisis Politics and Crisis Management Location: Balboa A, Second Level Papers: Britain and Middle Eastern Nationalities: WWI and After Arslanian, Artin, Marist College Ancient Greek Suffering in America Bond, Ali, University of California, at Berkeley Shi'a Political Mobilization in Saudi Arabia and Bahrain. Oil Boom and Religious Revivalism Leading up to the Arab Spring Francisco, Jenilene, California State University, Northridge The Federal Reserve as Crisis Manager Lin, Michael, San Francisco State University

50 Thursday, March 24, 2016 10:00 - 11:45 AM

PANEL 19.03 Roundtable: Queer Dangers, Perilous Opportunities PANEL 32.01 Location: Gaslamp A, Second Level Chair: Popa, Bogdan, Oberlin College Participants: Willoughby-Herard, Tiffany, University of California, Irvine Walker, Drew, Brown University Fischel, Joseph, Yale University Kramer, Sina, Loyola Marymount University PANEL 21.06 Identity Politics Location: Seaport H, Second Level Chair and Stout, Christopher, Oregon State University Discussant: Papers: Political Cleavage and Value Change as Determinants of Left-Right Attitudes: the Case of Korean Regionalism Jenkins, Matthew, University of California, Santa Barbara Is Brown the New Green?: The Effects of Ethnicity, Group Consciousness, and Linked Fate on Environmental Preferences Ochoa, José, University of Washington Extremists not Moderates? Experimental Test of Elite Cues and Motivated Reasoning Sadhwani, Sara, University of Southern California PANEL 22.01 Ideas and Frames in Policy Narratives PANEL 09.05 Location: Seaport B, Second Level Chair: Alphonso, Gwendoline, Fairfield University Papers: From Godless Government to the Faith-Based State Burke, Richard, Fairfield University It’s Blue and It’s Up to You! Policy Narratives and anti- Trafficking Awareness in the United States Majic, Samantha, John Jay College/City University of New York “Hope for Every Addicted American” The Personal War on Drugs Newcomer, Elizabeth, The Graduate Center, the City University of New York

51 Thursday, March 24, 2016 10:00 - 11:45 AM

The Right to Have Rights: Statelessness, Second Generation Migrants and the Erosion of Citizenship Rights in Denmark Stokes-DuPass, Nicole, Holy Family University Discussant: Danielson, Caroline, Public Policy Institute of California PANEL 23.01 The Challenges Of Reconfiguring Political Theory And Latino Politics After 9/11 Location: Nautical, Fourth Level Chair: Schmidt, Ron, California State University, Long Beach Papers: Engendering Latina/o Citizenship and Belonging in a Era of Exclusion and Subordination Sampaio, Anna, Santa Clara University Nuestro Gramsci: Notes on Antonio Gramsci’s Theoretical and Ontological Relevance to Contemporary Latino Politics, Culture, and Society Gonzales, Alfonso, Mexican American and Latino Studies, University of Texas at Austin The “Salvadoran Option” in Iraq: Reading the War on Terror, Neoliberalism, and the Epistemology of Praxis through the Salvadoran Experience Moreno Campos, Raul, University of California, Los Angeles Resolving Youth Extremism Through Patterns of Just Equality: Global Lessons from the Transmutation of U.S. Latino Youth Gang Identities Barvosa, Edwina, University of California, Santa Barbara Destablizing the Relation Between Politics, Epistemology, and Resistence in Critical Political Theory Rocco, Raymond, University of California, Los Angeles

Discussant: Beard, Lisa, University of Oregon PANEL 23.04 Comparative Race and Ethnicity Location: Old Town B, Second Level Chair and O’Brien, Benjamin Gonzalez, Highline College Discussant: Papers: Electoral Rules and Descriptive Representation: An Evaluation of Brazilian Municipal Elections Janusz, Andrew, University of California, San Diego

52 Thursday, March 24, 2016 10:00 - 11:45 AM

From Ferguson to Palestine: U.S. Foreign Policy and Transnational Solidarity in Contemporary Black Politics Merseth, Julie Lee, Northwestern University PANEL 27.02 The Changing Electorate Location: America's Cup C, Fourth Level Chair: Southwell, Priscilla, University of Oregon Papers: Testing Theories of Voter Interests Between Cycles in American National Electoral Politics Dong, Catherine, California State University, Long Beach Partisanship in Italy: A 25-Years Assessment Garzia, Diego, European University Institute Partisan Attachment or Life Stability? Hobbs, William, University of California, San Diego Young Voters after the 2008 Election: A Disappearing Act? Southwell, Priscilla, University of Oregon Rethinking Apathy: The Impacts of Deliberative Democracy Facilitation on America's Youth Lupo, Lindsey, Point Loma Nazarene University Challman, Kirby, Point Loma Nazarene University Discussants: Lupo, Lindsey, Point Loma Nazarene University Dong, Catherine, California State University, Long Beach PANEL 31.01 Decolonial Possibilities Location: Gaslamp B, Second Level Chair: Fortier, Craig, York University Papers: Radical Futures on Stolen Land? Prefiguring Anti- Colonial and Decolonial Possibilities in Anti- Authoritarian Movements Lewis, Adam, York University Emergent Possibilities of Decolonising Australia's Body Politics Motta, Sara, University of Newcastle, NSW Australia Canadian antiColonialism in the 21st Century: A Case Study of Anarcho-Indigenism Pillet, Benjamin, Université du Québec à Montréal

53 Thursday, March 24, 2016 10:00 - 11:45 AM

Can Liberal Reconciliation Respond to Enduring Aboriginal Injustice? Thomas, Brian, Kwantlen Polytechnic University Indigeneity, Hip Hop and Black Liberation Struggles: Decolonizing State Violence on Black and Brown Bodies Zarantonello, Sarah PANEL 35.05 Workshop: Political Science in the Public Arena: Communication Strategies for Scholars. Location: Old Town A, Second Level Chair: Abramson, Kara, American Political Science Association Papers: For further Information, go to: http://wpsa.research.pdx.edu/meet/workshops.php

12:00 – 1:00 PM APSA President Jennifer L. Hochschild

"Keep your swabs out of my face!" or "Why not? It's just a swab": Americans' Views on Scientific Innovation

Location: America’s Cup C, Fourth Level

54 Thursday, March 24, 2016 1:15 – 3:00 PM

Thursday, March 24, 2016 1:15 - 3:00 PM PANEL 01.08 Violence and Genocide Location: Regatta A, Fourth Level Chair: Jones, Rebecca, Widener University Papers: Finding Political Power After Genocide: Ethnic Parties in Serbia Jones, Rebecca, Widener University Rabena, Jr., Ronald, Widener University Smith, Aaron, Widener University The Securitization of Burma's Rohingya Howe, Adam, Florida International University Rwanda: The Evolution of the Narratives of a Genocide Beachler, Donald, Ithaca College Communicative Violence: Theory and Evidence from Perú Vieira, III, Everett, Temple University Discussants: Jones, Rebecca, Widener University Beachler, Donald, Ithaca College PANEL 01.13 Politics of China Location: America's Cup D, Fourth Level Chair: Yeh, Yao-Yuan, University of California, Merced Papers: Clash of Exceptionalisms? Will Chinese and American Exceptionalism Derail Peace? De Luca, Thomas, Fordham University Community Building in Urban Neighborhoods as Techniques of Government in Hangzhou, PRC and Seattle, USA Parris, Kristen, Western Washington University Corporate Concentration and Air Pollution Governance in China Seligsohn, Deborah, University of California, San Diego Fostering Respect for Process: A Curriculum Based Field Experiment in China Wilking, Jennifer, California State University, Chico Guo, Chunzhen, Xiamen University Discussant: Currier, Carrie, Texas Christian University

55 Thursday, March 24, 2016 1:15 – 3:00 PM

PANEL 03.03 Judgment, Deliberation, and Decision-Making in Environmental Politics Location: Coronado E, Fourth Level Chair and Scerri, Andrew, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State Discussant: University Papers: Deliberative Environmental Governance in the Anthropocene: The Politics of Peril and Opportunity Baber, Walter, California State University, Long Beach Bartlett, Robert, University of Vermont Adaptation Justice and Political Capabilities Holland, Breena, Lehigh University Climate Change, Catastrophe, and the Circumstances of Justice Mittiga, Ross, University of Virginia Uncertain Threats of Environmental Harm and Obligations of Due Care Szentkiralyi, Levente, University of Colorado, Boulder PANEL 03.13 Beyond Environmental Violence: Justice, Ecofeminism and Resistance Location: Coronado D, Fourth Level Chair: Rowe, James, University of Victoria Papers: A Hunger Game: Interrogating the Gendered Biopolitics of Canadian Colonialism Wiebe, Sarah, University of Victoria The State of Ecofeminism as a Critique of Neoliberalism Ray, Emily, Sonoma State University In Praise of Loafing: Resisting Fossil Fuel Culture through a Feminist, Post-work Politics Daggett, Cara, Johns Hopkins University Birthkeepers/Earthkeepers: Eco-Feminist Visions of Reproductive Justice in Birth Cramer, Renee, Drake University Discussant: Boryczka, Jocelyn, Fairfield University PANEL 04.01 Who Frames the Debate: Understanding Policy Narratives Location: La Jolla A, Second Level Chair: Rinfret, Sara, University of Montana

56 Thursday, March 24, 2016 1:15 – 3:00 PM

Papers: Chernobyl. Fukushima. Indian Point? The Impact of Analogy on Attitudes towards Nuclear Power Boscarino, Jessica, Marist College Abandoned Mine Drainage in the Rocky Mountain West: An Acidic Mix of Politics, Water, and Liability Clark, Bradley, Fort Lewis College Media Coverage of Fracking-Related Earthquake Risks Davis, Charles, Colorado State University Fisk, Jonathan, Auburn University Empowering Communities, Achieving Sustainability: The Role of Citizen Participation in City-Level Sustainability Efforts Means, Morgann, Colorado State University Post-postmaterialism: New Materialism and an Environmentalism of Practice Schlosberg, David, The University of Sydney Discussant: Grey, Ramona, University of Montana PANEL 05.03 Roundtable: Flash or Fundamentals: The Many Roads to the White House in 2016 Location: Seaport A, Second Level Chair: Farrar-Myers, Victoria, Southern Methodist University Participants Heldman, Caroline, Occidental College Calfano, Brian, Missouri State University Cox Han, Lori, Chapman University Conroy, Meredith, California State University, San Bernardino Azari, Julia, Marquette University Vaughn, Justin, Boise State University PANEL 06.02 Gendered Labor in Theory and Practice Location: Coronado A, Fourth Level Chair: Towler, Christopher, Western Washington University Papers: Left Behind: Care Theory's Others Hanes, Douglas, McGill University Imperiled and Invisible: Male Migrant Laborers and the U.S. Military Contracting System Hebert, Laura, Occidental College Nudges, Tools, and Responsibility (With A Focus on the Sexual Division of Labor) Hirschmann, Nancy, The University of Pennsylvania

57 Thursday, March 24, 2016 1:15 – 3:00 PM

Life Skill Development Programme for Tribal Women Representative in Panchayati Raj System of Durg and Rajnanadgaon Districts of Chhattisgarh Singh, Vibha, Kalyan P G College Bhilai Nagar Discussant: Showden, Carisa, University of Auckland PANEL 07.01 Migration in Times of Crisis Location: Regatta B, Fourth Level Chair: Doherty-Sil, Eileen, University of Pennsylvania Papers: No Country for Migrants: Examining the Re-Politicization of International Migrants, Refugees, and Asylum Seekers Safouane, Hamza, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University Scapegoating and Immigrant Mobilization: The Impact of Economic Downturn, Discriminatory Immigration Policies, and Immigrant Naturalization Phan, Ngoc, University of Southern Mississippi Searching for Remedy: Human Rights Advocacy in the European Refugee Crisis Doherty-Sil, Eileen, University of Pennsylvania Immigration and Public Opinion: Will Backlash Impede Immigrants' Policy Progress? Smith, Charles, University of California Irvine Bishin, Benjamin, University of California Riverside Hayes, Thomas, University of Connecticut Incantalupo, Matthew, Princeton University Discussant: Vassallo, Francesca, University of Southern Maine PANEL 08.03 Human Rights Location: Gaslamp D, Second Level Chair and Shirley, Sheryl, Plymouth State University Discussant: Papers: The Perfect Human Rights Storm: Globalization and Africa's Anti-Gay Politics Anthony, Connie, Seattle University Blurring People and Population in the Responsibility to Protect Hoffman, Marcelo The Peril of Genocide Meiches, Benjamin, University of Washington-Tacoma

58 Thursday, March 24, 2016 1:15 – 3:00 PM

When Presidents Talk About Human Rights: Exploring the Nature of and Influences upon U.S. Presidential Attention to International Human Rights Problems Rose, Roger, University of Minnesota, Morris Bean, Nathan, University of Minnesota, Morris Credible Commitment and Ratification of Human Rights Treaty Mechanisms Sinh, Nguyen, Purdue University PANEL 10.02 Crime, Public Opinion and the Courts Location: Balboa C, Second Level Chair and Kersch, Ken, Boston College Discussant: Papers: Ideology and the Political Epistemology of Crime Anderson, Gabriel, University of California, Irvine Race, Rural, and Religion's Impact on Domestic Violence Cases Barrick, Andrea, Fairmont State University PANEL 11.02 Personal Reputations and Individual Characteristics of Legislators Location: Gaslamp C, Second Level Chair: Chaturvedi, Neilan, California Polytechnic University, Pomona Papers: Do Legislator Backgrounds Matter? Evaluating the Performance of Elected Celebrities Reeves, Justin, Weatherhead East Asian Institute, Columbia University He’s a Warrior, She’s a Warrior: Gender and Legislative Style in the U.S. Congress Lawless, Jennifer, American University Theriault, Sean, University of Texas Does A Representative's Gender Influence How Voters React to Credit Claiming? Lazarus, Jeffrey, Georgia State University Gershon, Sarah, Georgia State University Demands, Institutions and Personal Vote Seeking Behavior Tromborg, Mathias, Rice University Movin' On Up: Members' Bills and Party-List Placement Williams, Brian, University of California, Riverside Indridason, Indridi, University of California, Riverside Discussant: Frisch, Scott, California State University Channel Islands

59 Thursday, March 24, 2016 1:15 – 3:00 PM

PANEL 14.04 Blood, Meat, Death, and Shame Location: La Jolla B, Second Level Chair and Burgess, Susan, Ohio University Discussant: Papers: Life Crises: Virus, Crystal, Meat Ferguson, Kennan, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee Blut und Boden: The Economy of Blood Plasma Research, Economies of Truth, and Population Sladek, Sarah, Virginia Tech “It’s the Shame That Kills You”: Shame, Domination, and Patriarchal Power Kogl, Alexandra, University of Northern Iowa Findley, Blake, Stony Brook University The New Paternalists Pickett, Brent, University of Wyoming PANEL 14.14 Roundtable: Political Theory and the Crises of Police Violence: Debating Methods and Epistemologies Location: Coronado B, Fourth Level Chair: Feldman, Leonard, Hunter College (CUNY) Participants: Seri, Guillermina, Union College Feldman, Leonard, Hunter College (CUNY) Lokaneeta, Jinee, Drew University Schneider, Cathy, American University McBride, Keally, University of San Francisco PANEL 15.01 Roundtable: Genres of Loss and Freedom Location: Balboa B, Second Level Chair: Balfour, Lawrie, University of Virginia Participants: Balfour, Lawrie, University of Virginia Syedullah, Jasmine, University of California, Riverside Morefield, Jeanne, Whitman College Shulman, George, New York University PANEL 15.14 Injustice Location: Balboa A, Second Level Chair and Bernal, Angelica, University of Massachusetts, Amherst Discussant:

60 Thursday, March 24, 2016 1:15 – 3:00 PM

Papers: Female Resistance or the Politics of Death? Rethinking Antigone Leeb, Claudia, Washington State University Tragic Complicity and Moral Narcissism McCarty, Timothy, University of San Diego Supreme Court Practices: On the Justification of Rights or Justification of their Denial Sauchelli, Ryan, University of California, Irvine Narrative, Political Responsibility, and Historical Injustice Temin, David, University of Minnesota, Twin Cities Dahl, Adam, Sewanee: The University of the South Indigenous Peoples, Structural Injustice, and Expensive Tastes Waligore, Timothy, Pace University PANEL 16.14 Seventeenth and Eighteenth Century Political Thought Location: Seaport F, Second Level Chair: Dow, Douglas, University of Texas at Dallas Papers: Politicizing Locke's Temporal Subject Corby, Jennifer, Graduate Center, City University of New York Practices of Polishing: Raillery and Soliloquy in Shaftesbury’s Characteristicks Trojan, Cody, University of California, Los Angeles Too Often Moved But Not Moving: Freedom as Flight and Detachment in Gabrielle Suchon Sterling, Rebekah, College of William and Mary Discussant: Nacol, Emily, Vanderbilt University PANEL 18.02 U.S.T.V.: Washington on (and as) Television Location: America's Cup A, Fourth Level Chair: Parrish, John, Loyola Marymount University Papers: Post-9/11 Politics on Television: Veep, House of Cards, Game of Thrones and Star Trek: Enterprise Gonzalez, George, University of Miami Performing Power Through a Gendered Lens Goren, Lilly, Carroll University Beail, Linda, Point Loma Nazarene University

61 Thursday, March 24, 2016 1:15 – 3:00 PM

Producing Politics: Art, Commerce, and Manipulation in the Political Comedies of David Mamet Parrish, John, Loyola Marymount University Discussant: Bennett, Nolan, Duke University PANEL 20.02 Government Inclusion and Equity Location: America's Cup B, Fourth Level Chair and Roman, Alexandru, California State University San Bernardino Discussant: Papers: Race and Police Brutality: Insights from Representative Bureaucracy Theory Butz, Adam, California State University, Long Beach Kennedy, Brandy, Georgia College and State University Civilian Oversight and Developments in Less Lethal Technologies: Weighing Risks and Prioritizing Accountability in Domestic Law Enforcement Le, Loan, Institute for Good Government and Inclusion (IGGI) Moua, Maitria, University of California, Los Angeles Exploring Agencification in Trinidad and Tobago Agarrat, Sandra, Walden University Bidjerano, Morris, Walden University Fueling Resistance: Motivational Impulses of Guerrilla Activity Newswander, Chad, University of South Dakota Have We Achieved Equal Pay for Equal Work Yet? An Empirical Analysis of the Gender Pay Gap in Public Procurement Roman, Alexandru, California State University San Bernardino McCue, Clifford, Florida Atlantic University PANEL 21.05 The Political Impact of Life Events Location: Seaport H, Second Level Chair and Andrews, Amelia, California Polytechnic State University, SLO Discussant: Papers: Mental Health Services and Political Participation Johnson, April, Kennesaw State University Disability and Public Opinion in the United States: Evidence from 2012 Powell, Sierra, University of California, Irvine The Effects of Traveling Abroad on Political Behavior Wood, Brittany, Washington State University

62 Thursday, March 24, 2016 1:15 – 3:00 PM

Voter Evaluations of Political Candidates from Diverse Professional Backgrounds Yanez Ruiz, Aldo, Claremont Graduate University Crisanti, Carlin, Claremont Graduate University PANEL 22.02 Race, Income, and Social Inequalities in Public Policy PANEL 23.13 Location: Seaport B, Second Level Chair: Majic, Samantha, John Jay College, City University of New York Papers: Economic Policy, Neoliberalization, and Structures of Opportunity Ashbee, Edward, Copenhagen Business School Tax Expenditures as Social Policy Greer, James, U.S. Department of the Treasury W.E.B. DuBois and Black Health Inequality: It's about Power, not Knowledge Robinson, Dean, University of Massachusetts, Amherst Cracking Down on Crack Cocaine: Do Harsher Legal Consequences Disincentivize Drug Use? Voss, Shea, Trinity University Discussants: O’Brien, Benjamin Gonzalez, Highline College Bocanegra, Jose, South Texas College and University of Texas, Rio Grande Valley PANEL 23.03 Race, Ethnicity and Elected Officials Location: Old Town B, Second Level Chair: DeSipio, Louis, University of California, Irvine Papers: Generational Justice: How Judges’ Immigration Experience Affects Rulings On Immigration Cases Silva, Andrea, University of California, Riverside Race and Descriptive Representation: Assessing the Importance of Racial Identity Lemi, Danielle, University of California, Riverside Who Racializes and When? An Examination of Racialized Press Releases among Black Elected Officials Stout, Christopher, Oregon State University Racial Substitution: Priming Race in the Age of Obama Reny, Tyler, University of California, Los Angeles Valenzuela, Ali, Princeton University Collingwood, Loren, University of California, Riverside

63 Thursday, March 24, 2016 1:15 – 3:00 PM

Minorities in Congressional Elections Searle, David, University of California, San Diego Visalvanich, Neil, Durham University Discussants: Lemi, Danielle, University of California, Riverside Visalvanich, Neil, Durham University PANEL 23.12 Interpreting/Constituting American Racial Subjectivities PANEL 09.10 Location: Seaport G, Second Level Chair: Sampaio, Anna, Santa Clara University Papers: Embodiment, Race, and the Politics of Solidarity Beard, Lisa, University of Oregon Towards a Framework for Latino Nonprofit Politics Clark, Parissa, Crafton Hills College Sovereignty Reconstituted: Governmentality and the Indian Reorganization Act French, John, DePaul University Interpretive Political Science and the Social Construction of Race Schmidt, Ron, California State University, Long Beach Discussant: Gonzales, Alfonso, Mexican American and Latino Studies, University of Texas at Austin PANEL 24.05 State Elections Location: America's Cup C, Fourth Level Chair and Adams, Brian, San Diego State University Discussant: Papers: Ballot Initiatives and Economic Redistribution Lascher, Edward, California State University, Sacramento Hussey, Wesley, California State University, Sacramento Growth Machine or Pluralism? Referenda Politics at the Local Level Keiser, Richard, Carleton College The Impact of Voter Preferences on Policy Voting by State Legislators Stambough, Stephen, California State University, Fullerton O'Regan, Valerie, California State University, Fullerton McCuan, David, Sonoma State University

64 Thursday, March 24, 2016 1:15 – 3:00 PM

State Redistricting Commissions and Gerrymandering of Legislative Districts Settle, Allen, California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo PANEL 31.02 Decolonial Strategy Location: Gaslamp B, Second Level Chair: Sircar, Althea, University of California, Los Angeles Papers: (Re)Claiming the Commons: Decolonizing Social Movement Strategies in Settler Colonial States Fortier, Craig, York University Decolonizing Liberal Metaphysics Issar, Siddhant, University of Massachusetts, Amherst The Storytellers of Critique: Becoming Otherwise in Practice and Theory Motta, Sara, University of Newcastle, NSW Australia Insurrection, Communization, and Autonomy: Decolonial Theory in the Development of Organizational Praxis West, Brynn, Temple University Discussant: Lerma, Michael, Northern Arizona University PANEL 32.02 Care and Rethinking the Liberal State Location: Gaslamp A, Second Level Chair and Jackson, Jack, Whitman College Discussant: Papers: Well Financed Family: The Family among Disappeared Institutions in Neoliberal Thought Tronto, Joan, University of Minnesota The Marketized Family Eichner, Maxine, University of North Carolina School of Law Investment Returns: Care and the Problem of Time White, Julie, Ohio University The Familial Origins of Citizenship: Gender, Care-work and American Political Development McDonagh, Eileen, Northeastern University The Social Individual and Her Property: A Feminist Critique of Libertarianism Malleson, Tom, Western University

65 Thursday, March 24, 2016 1:15 – 3:00 PM

PANEL 35.06 Roundtable: Amplifying Our Voices: Public Engagement Location: Old Town A, Second Level Chair: Abramson, Kara, American Political Science Association For further Information, go to: http://wpsa.research.pdx.edu/meet/workshops.php Participants: Mills, Russell, Bowling Green State University Moffett-Bateau, Alexandra, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, City University of New York Segura, Gary, Stanford University Strolovitch, Dara, Princeton University

66 Thursday, March 24, 2016 3:15 – 5:00 PM

Thursday, March 24, 2016 3:15 - 5:00 PM PANEL 01.02 Religion and Politics Location: Regatta A, Fourth Level Chair: Osborn, Ronald, Wellesley College Papers: Whither Secular Tolerance?: An Inquiry on Contemporary Crises of Free Speech and Religious Otherness Yazici, Irmak, University of Hawaii at Manoa The Challenges of Religious Multiculturalism in Europe Hudson, Ashley, University of Florida Religious References or Political Preferences? Explaining intra-Islamic Rivalry during Constitution-Making in Tunisia, Egypt, and Turkey Ugur, Etga, University of Washington, Tacoma Literalist Islam and Political Violence: Is There an Empirical Relationship? Wasif, Kumail, University of Denver Discussant: Fetzer, Joel, Pepperdine University PANEL 01.17 Understanding Comparative Politics Through Text Analysis Location: America's Cup D, Fourth Level Chair: Hazlett, Chad, University of California, Los Angeles Papers: Counting on the Opposition Magyar, Zsuzsanna, University of California, Los Angeles Government Strategies for Addressing Online Opposition in Autocratic Regimes: Case of Russia Stukal, Denis, New York University Sanovich, Sergey, New York University Penford-Brown, Duncan, New York University Tucker, Joshua, New York University How Pro-Government Trolls Change Political Discussion in Autocracies Ananyev, Maxim, University of California Los Angeles Sobolev, Anton Discussant: Roberts, Margaret, University of California, San Diego

67 Thursday, March 24, 2016 3:15 – 5:00 PM

PANEL 02.03 Roundtable: Engaging DA-RT: Critical Assessments from PANEL 09.04 Public Policy and Political Theory Location: Nautical, Fourth Level Chair: Yanow, Dvora, Wageningen University Participants: Schwartz-Shea, Peregrine, University of Utah Rasmussen, Amy, California State University, Long Beach Majic, Samantha, John Jay College/City University of New York Linch, Amy, Pennsylvania State University Hirschmann, Nancy, The University of Pennsylvania Cramer, Renee, Drake University PANEL 03.04 Stability, Transition, and Republicanism in the Anthropocene Location: Coronado E, Fourth Level Chair: Stephens, Piers Howard Guy, University of Georgia Papers: Republicanism, Climate Adaptation, and the Transition Movement Cannavo, Peter, Hamilton College Transition Initiatives and Confrontational Politics: Guidelines, Opportunities, and Practices Barnes, Philip, University of Delaware Republican Stability Against Holistic Sustainability: Opposing the Incorporation of Humans into Natural Ecosystems Scerri, Andrew, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University Civic Republican Contributions to Citizenship Education and Sustainability Tarrant, Seaton, University of Florida Discussant: Chaves, Elisabeth, Vassar College PANEL 03.15 Crisis and Response in Food Politics Location: Coronado D, Fourth Level Chair: Stapleton, Patricia, Worcester Polytechnic Institute Papers: Property Theory and Food Justice: Intellectual Property Rights, Common Heritage, and the Ownership of Seeds Breen, Sheri, University of Minnesota, Morris Is the Transatlantic Trade Investment Partnership a Trojan Horse Filled with GMOs? Stapleton, Patricia, Worcester Polytechnic Institute

68 Thursday, March 24, 2016 3:15 – 5:00 PM

Beyond Neoliberalism: Toward a More Complete Account of Eco-social Politics Lepori, Matthew, National University of Singapore Climate Peril as Economic and Political Opportunity Paehlke, Robert, Trent University Discussant: Hunold, Christian, Drexel University PANEL 04.02 Environmental Politics within an International Arena Location: La Jolla A, Second Level Chair: Forbis, Robert, Texas Tech University Papers: Democracy and Environmental Protection: An Analysis of Environmental Policy-making in Brazil Carbonell, Joel, Kent State University, Stark Campus Natural Disaster and Internal Population Displacement in Kogi State of Nigeria: An Assessment of the Opportunity in the Peril Peter, Musa Abraham, Federal University Lokoja Onimisi, Timothy, Federal University Lokoja When Globalization Amplifies Identity Formation: The Rise of Indigenous Environmental Concerns in Latin America Phan, Hai-Vu, University of Southern California The “ASEAN Way” of Environmental Governance: A Theory of Environmental Cooperation in Southeast Asia Masaki, Erika, University of Nevada, Las Vegas Discussant: Cline, Kurt, California State University, Fresno PANEL 05.05 The Politics of the Obama Presidency Location: Seaport A, Second Level Chair: Foster, David, University of California, Berkeley Papers: Presidential Leadership of Partisan Online Blogs Eshbaugh-Soha, Matthew, University of North Texas McGauvran, Ronald, University of North Texas Searching for Evidence of a Presidential Mandate in Representatives’ Support of the President King, James, University of Wyoming Going Religious Miles, Matthew, Brigham Young University, Idaho

69 Thursday, March 24, 2016 3:15 – 5:00 PM

The Electoral Logic of A Lame Duck: The Case of Barack Obama Azari, Julia, Marquette University Vaughn, Justin, Boise State University Discussant: Farrar-Myers, Victoria, Southern Methodist University PANEL 06.03 Activism, Engagement, and Citizenship: Seeking PANEL 14.25 Inclusion(s) Location: Coronado A, Fourth Level Chair and Rodriguez, Gilda, Oberlin College Discussant: Papers: Challenging Exclusionary Inclusion: Sikh Women and Political Action Behl, Natasha, Arizona State University Public Housing, Political Engagement and the Creation of Social Networks Moffett-Bateau, Alexandra, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, City University of New York PANEL 08.04 Civil Conflict and IR Location: Gaslamp D, Second Level Chair and Howard, Tiffiany, University of Nevada, Las Vegas Discussant: Papers: Repression, Dissent, and Leadership Change: Theory and Empirical Identification Schnakenberg, Keith, University of Kentucky Fariss, Christopher, The Pennsylvania State University Crabtree, Charles, The Pennsylvania State University Doomed Separation: An International Systems Perspective on the Inevitability of Violent Birth of Bangladesh and Its Implication for Current Politics Rahman, Mohammad, University of Oregon Partition and Civil War Recurrence: An Inconsistency of Choice? Zeigler, Sean, RAND Corporation PANEL 09.02 Legislating in the Dark: Information and Power in the PANEL 11.06 House of Representatives, by James M. Curry, Author Meets Critics Location: America's Cup B, Fourth Level Chair: Schwartz-Shea, Peregrine, University of Utah

70 Thursday, March 24, 2016 3:15 – 5:00 PM

Commentators: Grose, Christian, University of Southern California Meinke, Scott, Bucknell University Beckmann, Matthew, University of California, Irvine Dynes, Adam, Brigham Young University Author/ Curry, James, University of Utah Responder: PANEL 10.03 Courts in Comparative Perspective Location: Balboa C, Second Level Chair: Dichio, Michael, Fort Lewis College Papers: Political Disagreements and Judicial Decision-making on the Bulgarian Constitutional Court Bagashka, Tanya, University of Houston Tiede, Lydia, University of Houston Who Judges? Introducing Jury Systems in Japan and East Asia Kage, Rieko, University of Tokyo Coercion, Appeal and the Law: The Fatwa and the Saudi State Sechrest, Paige, University of Washington Does Judicial Appointment Reform Bolster The Legal Model? The Case of the Norwegian Supreme Court Shaffer, William, Purdue University Grendstad, Gunnar, University of Bergen, Norway Waltenburg, Eric, Purdue University Discussant: Izquierdo, Richard, Seton Hall University PANEL 12.02 Media Frames and Political Campaigns Location: Gaslamp C, Second Level Chair and Calfano, Brian, Missouri State University Discussant: Papers: Linking Injustice Frames to Action: the Arab Spring and the Role of Hashtag Human Faces in Mobilizing Grievances Uneven Influence: Asymmetrical Frame Competition in Political Campaigns Lesenyie, Matt, University of California, Davis Constructing Brutality: Mass Media Influence on Public Perception of Police Brutality in the United States Fletcher, Jessica, Arizona State University

71 Thursday, March 24, 2016 3:15 – 5:00 PM

Political Civility and the Sharing of News in Social Media Miller, Patrick, University of Kansas Bobkowski, Piotr, University of Kansas Does Changing Media Reality Likely Affect the Election of 2016? Mitchell, Charles, Grambling State University American Movies, the Democratic Ideal, and the Trial on Propaganda Steinmetz, John, University of Oregon PANEL 14.03 Living Ideology in Cuba, by Katherine Gordy, Author Meets Critics Location: La Jolla B, Second Level Chair: Bernal, Angelica, University of Massachusetts, Amherst Commentators: Bernal, Angelica, University of Massachusetts, Amherst Ciccariello-Maher, George, Drexel University Hooker, Juliet, University of Texas at Austin Author/ Gordy, Katherine, San Francisco State University Responder PANEL 14.08 Justice, Rights, and Movements Location: Regatta B, Fourth Level Chair and Pickett, Brent, University of Wyoming Discussant: Papers: Careful Prosecution: Prosecuting Sexual Violence at the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda Roost, Laura, The Pennsylvania State University Perils of Civil Society: When Discourses of Human Rights are Replaced by Those of Biopolitics Atuk, Sumru, The Graduate Center City University of New York Fear and Loathing in Guantánamo: Producing the Ideal Camp Guard Johnson, Philip, The Graduate Center, City University of New York Caring About Rights: Personification and Abstraction in the Same-Sex Marriage Debate Back, Laura, University of Washington

72 Thursday, March 24, 2016 3:15 – 5:00 PM

PANEL 14.15 Inclusions and Exclusions in Social Justice Movements Location: Coronado B, Fourth Level Chair and McKean, Benjamin, Ohio State University Discussant: Papers: Counter-Culture and Counter-Revolutions: Reactive Politics in Theory and Practice Becker, Jeffrey, University of the Pacific “What’s Love Got to Do With It?”: Reflections on Freedom and Intimate Life in Obergefell v. Hodges Greenberg, Aaron, Yale University Solidarity in Antipoverty Movements: Outdated or Urgently Needed? McBeth, Renee, University of Alberta

PANEL 15.04 Charles Taylor Location: Balboa B, Second Level Chair and Hilmer, Jeff, State University of New York, Potsdam Discussant: Papers: Political and Social Imaginaries: On Constructions of Crisis and Modes of Theorizing Callison, William, University of California, Berkeley The Positive Vision of Charles Taylor DeNicolo, Martin, Davis & Elkins College Bradney, Matthew, University of Colorado at Boulder Charles Taylor on Political Neutrality and Pluralism Zuniga, Didier, University of Victoria PANEL 15.15 Justice Location: Seaport H, Second Level Chair: Osborn, Ronald, Wellesley College Papers: Can the Glory Hole Speak?: Public Sex and the Right Not to Have Rights Henderson, Kevin, University of Massachusetts, Amherst A Justice-Centered Approach to Privacy Johnson, Jeffrey, Utah Valley University

73 Thursday, March 24, 2016 3:15 – 5:00 PM

A Matter of Debate, or Just a Misunderstanding? Woman’s Suffrage, Constitutional Struggles, and the Ambivalence of Writing Nichanian, Daniel, University of Chicago An Accountability-Based Theory of Reparations Page, Jennifer, Brown University Rationalism, Pluralism and Democracy Watkins, David, University of Dayton Discussant: Latner, Michael, California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo PANEL 16.15 Islamic Political Thought and Orientalism Location: Seaport F, Second Level Chair: Mansoori, Naveed, University of California, Los Angeles Papers: Transformation from Conflict to Cooperative Coexistence: The Role of Islamic Perspective on Identity in International Relations Radwan, Yasmine, Future University in Egypt Ibn Taymiyya's Iqtida and the Political Stakes of Belief and Practice Stone, Christopher, University of Minnesota Narratives of Nativeness, Decline and Progress: A Transnational Perspective on Politics of Historiography in “The General Tableau of the Ottoman Empire” Koker, Neveser, University of Michigan Discussant: Abdel-Nour, Farid, San Diego State University PANEL 16.21 Commodity Culture and History Location: Seaport C, Second Level Chair: Barrett, Richard, University of Southern California Papers: Aesthetic Disinterest and Commodity Culture Hanafin, Timothy, Johns Hopkins University The Butcher, The Baker and The Citizen: Why Democratic Societies Need Artisanal Crafts Hanagan, Nora, Duke University Doux Commerce and the “Commercial Jew”: Intolerance and Tolerance in Voltaire and Montesquieu Goodman, Rob, Columbia University

74 Thursday, March 24, 2016 3:15 – 5:00 PM

Taste and the Extent of Sympathy: Adam Smith on the Moral Benefits and Limits of Market Exchanges Wolf, Brianne, University of Wisconsin, Madison Discussants: Ikuta, Jennie, University of Tulsa Barrett, Richard, University of Southern California PANEL 17.01 Foundations of the Green State Location: Balboa A, Second Level Chair: Smith, Kimberly, Carleton College Papers: Creating the Governmental Interest in the Environment: Progressive-Era Conservationism and Constitutional Change Smith, Kimberly, Carleton College The Citizen Housekeeper: Compliance with Municipal Garbage Collection, 1880-1920 Sullivan, Kathleen, Ohio University Strach, Patricia, University at Albany, SUNY Policymaking Innovation and Abiding Political Conflict: How 150 Years of Federal Forest Policy Shapes Contemporary Collaborative Experiments in Forest Management Hejny, Jessica, Goucher College Discussants: Novkov, Julie, University at Albany, SUNY Bowersox, Joe, Willamette University PANEL 18.01 Race, Language, Power: American Literature and Political Theory Location: America's Cup A, Fourth Level Chair: Krause, Sharon, Brown University Papers: The Poetics of Love in the Black Radical Tradition Grattan, Laura, Wellesley College Literature and Structural Racism Sanders, Rachel, Portland State University The Dream of a Common Language: The Political Thinking of American Poetry Schlosser, Joel, Bryn Mawr College Discussant: Bromell, Nick, University of Massachusetts, Amherst

75 Thursday, March 24, 2016 3:15 – 5:00 PM

PANEL 22.03 Electoral, Partisan, and Legislative Politics in Policymaking Location: Seaport B, Second Level Chair: Zarkin, Michael, Westminster College Papers: The Political Economy of Agricultural Policy: A Comparative Perspective on Latin America Anderson-Nilsson, Georgia, California State University, Chico The Geography of Spending: Asymmetry in State Spending Cervas, Jonathan, University of California, Irvine Weed Politics: Parties, Voters and Attitudes Towards Legalization of Soft Drugs Garzia, Diego, European University Institute Michel, Elie, European University Institute The Social Construction of Policy Success and Failure Pralle, Sarah, Syracuse University Discussants: Lupo, Lindsey, Point Loma Nazarene University Sledge, Daniel, University of Texas, Arlington PANEL 23.02 Transforming Citizenship: Democracy, Membership and Belonging in Latino Communities, by Raymond A. Rocco, Author Meets Critics Location: Old Town B, Second Level Chair: Beltran, Cristina, New York University Commentators: Sampaio, Anna, Santa Clara University Gonzales, Alfonso, University of Texas at Austin Zimmerman, Arely M., Mills College Author/ Rocco, Raymond, University of California, Los Angeles Responder PANEL 27.01 Nomination Campaigns Location: America's Cup C, Fourth Level Chair: Christenson, Dino, Boston University Papers: Forecasting Presidential Nominations in a Post-Citizens United World Dowdle, Andrew, University of Arkansas Adkins, Randall, University of Nebraska, Omaha Cuellar, Jarred, University of Arkansas Sebold, Karen, University of Arkansas

76 Thursday, March 24, 2016 3:15 – 5:00 PM

Strategy and Dynamics in the 2016 Presidential Nomination Campaigns Gurian, Paul-Henri, University of Georgia Changing the Rules Changes the Game: 2016 Republican Delegate Selection Rules in Practice Putnam, Joshua, University of Georgia De Jure or De Facto? Frontloading and National Party Influence over the Presidential Selection Process Christenson, Dino, Boston University Smidt, Corwin, Michigan State University Discussants: Dowdle, Andrew, University of Arkansas Putnam, Joshua, University of Georgia PANEL 28.03 Shifting Gender Regimes: Theorizing Women's Colleges, Work, Military and the Matronymic Location: Regatta C, Fourth Level Chair: Leeb, Claudia, Washington State University Papers: Would Woolf Lean in? Woolf’s Three Guineas on the Appeal and Limits of the Professional Workplace Manuel, Anne, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor A School of One’s Own?: Feminist Theory, Transgender Politics, and The Future of U.S. Women’s Colleges Williams, Juliet, University of California, Los Angeles Leaky Bodies and Homo Economicus: Gendered Institutional Narratives of U.S. Military's Combat Exclusion Szitanyi, Stephanie, Rutgers University Discussant: Schmidt, Jr., Ron, University of Southern Maine PANEL 31.03 Activism against Racial, Colonial Capitalism Location: Gaslamp B, Second Level Chair and Sayres, Rudy, Independent/on market Discussant: Papers: Racialized Disposability, Migration, Labor and Violence Ponce, Albert, Lake Tahoe Community College Decolonizing the USA in the 1950’s and 1960’s Fraser, Cary, Appalachian State University Flags of our Bastards: Southern Bastards and the Race Politics of the Weird South Plencner, Joshua, Drexel University

77 Thursday, March 24, 2016 3:15 – 5:00 PM

PANEL 32.03 Theoretical Issues of Care Considered Location: Gaslamp A, Second Level Chair and Levy, Traci, Adelphi University Discussant: Papers: The Political Role of Caring-About O’Dowd, Ornaith, University of Cincinnati Blue Ash College The Completion of Care Kittay, Eva Feder, Stony Brook University A Foucauldian-Feminist Ethics of Care: Epimeleia Heautou, Friendship, and Politics Lynch, Richard A., St. Ambrose University PANEL 35.07 Navigating the Non-Academic Job Search: Tools, Tactics and Tips Location: Old Town A, Second Level Chair: Abramson, Kara, American Political Science Association For further Information, go to: http://wpsa.research.pdx.edu/meet/workshops.php

PGI RECEPTION GRADUATE STUDENT 5:15 – 6:45 PM RECEPTION Coronado Terrace, Fourth (Cosponsored by: WPSA President, Louis DeSipio) Level 5:15 – 6:45 PM Seaport Terrace, Second Level

PRQ RECEPTION (Cosponsored by Oklahoma MINORITY SCHOLARS’ State University) 6:00 – 7:30 PM and Pool Deck, Fourth Level WOMEN AND POLITICS RECEPTIONS

7:15 – 8:45 PM Coronado Terrace Fourth Level

78 Friday, March 25, 2016 8:00 - 9:45 AM

Friday, March 25, 2016 8:00 - 9:45 AM PANEL 01.03 Nationalism and Identity Location: Regatta A, Fourth Level Chair and Ugur, Etga, University of Washington, Tacoma Discussant: Papers: Religion and Nationalism in Uruguay Fetzer, Joel, Pepperdine University Soper, J. Christopher, Pepperdine University Comparing National Identification Across Countries: Tests of Measurement Invariance Aleman, Jose, Fordham University Woods, Dwayne, Purdue University PANEL 01.16 Politics of Russia and the Ukraine Location: America's Cup D, Fourth Level Chair: Evans, Alfred, California State University, Fresno Papers: Presidential Speech in Russian Political Culture Kovalyova, Natalia, The University of North Texas at Dallas Winners and Losers of Distributive Politics in Electoral Autocracy under Different Electoral Rules Salayeva, Rena, Claremont Graduate University Can Ukraine Join the West? Appel, Hilary, Claremont McKenna College Credible Commitment vs. Principal-Agent Dilemma: Evidence from Post-Communism Markus, Stanislav, University of Chicago Conservative Ideology and Identity Management in Russia under Vladimir Putin Evans, Alfred, California State University, Fresno Discussant: Liu, Amy, University of Texas at Austin PANEL 03.05 Environmental Discourses Location: Coronado E, Fourth Level Chair: Schlosberg, David, The University of Sydney Papers: The (dis)Taste for Bottled Water Biro, Andrew, Acadia University

79 Friday, March 25, 2016 8:00 - 9:45 AM

Crises of Meaning: Seeking Radical Pluralist Opportunities through a Discursive Analysis of Climate Change Politics DeCarlo, Chelsea, Colorado State University The Evolution of the Concept of Environmental Discourses Novikau, Aliaksandr, Northern Arizona University The Green Economy and Conceptual Innovation Wolf, Jeremy, Smith College Discussant: Mousie, Joshua, Oxford College of Emory University PANEL 03.16 Neoliberalism, Privatization and Their Limits: Regulating Property, Markets, and Nature Location: Coronado D, Fourth Level Chair: Hendlin, Yogi, University of Vienna Papers: Contentious Commitments: Examining the Limits of Individualism to Address Environmental Problems Daily, Anna, University of Colorado, Boulder A World of One's Own: Property and Belonging in Ecological Thought Koutnik, Gregory, University of Pennsylvania Private Taps, Public Goods: Public Participation, Conservation, and Governance in the Privatization of Drinking Water Switzer, David, Texas A&M University Neoliberalism and Techno-Optimism in the Response to Climate Change Hobbs-Morgan, Chase, University of Minnesota, Twin Cities Discussant: Meyer, John, Humboldt State University PANEL 04.04 Climate Politics Location: La Jolla A, Second Level Chair: Sousa, David, University of Puget Sound Papers: When Focusing Events Meet Opportunities for Reflection: Policy Learning from Wildfire “Anniversary” Stories and Other Media Coverage Kroepsch, Adrianne, University of Colorado Boulder Koebele, Elizabeth, University of Colorado Boulder Crow, Deserai, University of Colorado Boulder Climate Change, Conflict and the California Legislature Jennings, Bruce, The California Legislature (retired) Lucas-Jennings, Cheri, The Evergreen State College

80 Friday, March 25, 2016 8:00 - 9:45 AM

Climate Change and Electoral Turmoil Obradovich, Nick, University of California, San Diego Hughes, D. Alex, University of California, San Diego Discussant: Shreck, Brian, Texas Tech University PANEL 06.04 Bodies and/of Violence in Law, Policy, and Media PANEL 09.08 Location: Coronado A, Fourth Level Chair and Hebert, Laura, Occidental College Discussant: Papers: Media Coverage of the Violence Against Women Act: Intersectional Coverage? Garcia, Olivia, University of Texas at El Paso Forms in Motion: ESPN, the Body Issue, and Gendered Racism Juarez, Kiana, University of Washington Floodgates, Fraudsters, and Innocent Victims: Mobilizing Fear and Pity in the Exercise of Paternalistic State Power Miller, Kathryn, Oberlin College Prisoner Sterilizations and the Politics of Over-Population in California Whatcott, Jess, University of California, Santa Cruz PANEL 07.03 Generating Home Generating Identity Location: Regatta B, Fourth Level Chair and Howard, Tiffiany, University of Nevada, Las Vegas Discussant: Papers: La(tino) Migra: Identity, Discretion, and the Bounds of Group Membership Cortez, David, Cornell University Ethnic Food, Racial Agency, and Early Chinese Immigrants' Informal Citizen-Making in the Pre-Civil Rights United States Lee, Charles, Arizona State University Indigeneity and Citizenship in Transnational Oaxaca: Ethnic Identity and the Borderlands Rodriguez, Gilda, Oberlin College Gendering Immigration: A Comparative Analysis of the Media's Portrayals of Immigrants Liu, Shan-Jan, Pennsylvania State University

81 Friday, March 25, 2016 8:00 - 9:45 AM

PANEL 08.05 U.S. Foreign Policy I Location: Gaslamp D, Second Level Chair and Justwan, Florian, University of Idaho Discussant: Papers: Picking a Fight with the Philosopher King: On Leaders' Education and Study Abroad Experiences and States' Conflict Behavior Ausderan, Jacob, Arkansas State University Foreign Policy Entrepreneurship: A Framework of Analysis for the Study of U.S. Presidential Decision-Making David, Charles-Philippe, University of Quèbec at Montrèal Premont, Karine, University of Sherbrooke Threat Assessment and the Iran Nuclear Deal Debate Erickson, Kelly, University of Puget Sound American Expendableism: How Economic and Strategic Interests Affect Human Rights, Democracy, and Humanitarianism in U.S. Economic Aid Allocations Sandlin, Evan, University of California, Davis Knowledge, Confidence and Expertise: International Relations Beattie, Peter, University of California, Irvine Snider, Danielle, University of Kansas Adams, Glenn, University of Kansas PANEL 10.05 Diversity, Representation and the Courts Location: Balboa C, Second Level Chair: Howard, Robert, Georgia State University Papers: Descriptive Representation of Catholics and Evangelicals Bridge, Dave, Baylor University Nichols, Curt, Baylor University Gendered Focus: Judicial Decision Making in the 21st Century Johnson, Natalie, Francis Marion University Diversity By Other Means: Professional, Educational and Life Diversity of U.S. Appellate Judges Lanier, Drew, University of Central Florida Hurwitz, Mark, Western Michigan University Gender and Issue Framing in Hobby Lobby VanSickle-Ward, Rachel, Pitzer College Wallsten, Kevin, California State University, Long Beach Discussant: Holmes, Lisa, The University of Vermont

82 Friday, March 25, 2016 8:00 - 9:45 AM

PANEL 11.03 Origins and Consequences of Legislative Polarization Location: America's Cup B, Fourth Level Chair: Kelly, Sean, California State University, Channel Islands Papers: Hedging and Hiding: A Theory for Surviving the Ideological Center in the U.S. Senate Chaturvedi, Neilan, California Polytechnic University, Pomona What Condition My Condition Is In Den Hartog, Chris, California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo Nokken, Timothy, Texas Tech University A Statistical Reduction of the United States Senate Farrell-Smith, Kelan, Claremont Graduate University Yanez Ruiz, Aldo, Claremont Graduate University Does intra-district Polarization Cause Party Polarization in Congress? Kubo, Hiroki, Rice University Discussant: Theriault, Sean, University of Texas at Austin PANEL 14.07 Of Justices and Gods: Religion, Subjectivity, and the Law Location: La Jolla B, Second Level Chair and Barrett, Richard, University of Southern California Discussant: Papers: “The only church that illuminates is a burning one”: Post- secularity, the Emerging Church, and Political (Pyro)Theology Wright, Brendan, Princeton University Evangelicalism Under the Lens of the Post-Secular: Framing Popular Religion as Political Thought Tice, Joanna, The Graduate Center, CUNY Politics of Respect: Religious Freedom after Hobby Lobby and Obergefell Mansbach, Daniela, University of Wisconsin-Superior Von Hagel, Alisa, University of Wisconsin-Superior The (Dis)Enchantment of Religious Freedom: Reconsidering Employment Division v. Smith Heard, Kathryn, University of California, Berkeley PANEL 14.16 Democracy and What's Held in Common Location: Coronado B, Fourth Level Chair and Ingram, Callum, DePauw University Discussant:

83 Friday, March 25, 2016 8:00 - 9:45 AM

Papers: Tocqueville the Nationalist: Reassessing Federalism in Democracy in America Noriega, Christina, University of Texas at Austin Democracy and the Commons McKay, Spencer, University of British Columbia Reflexive Public Spaces and Social Practice Art Tipler, Kathleen, University of Oklahoma Chang, Christina, Carleton College A Theory of Non-Sovereign Political Realism Schwartz, Jonathan, University of Wisconsin, Madison PANEL 15.06 Critical Theory Location: Balboa B, Second Level Chair and Kelleher, William, Independent Scholar Discussant: Papers: Adorno, Solidarity, Cosmopolitanism Basnett, Caleb, None Person Centered Marxism for the 21st Century Kelleher, William, Independent Scholar How is it to be Done?: Negative Dialectics, Radical Reform, and Post-Capitalism Sculos, Bryant, Florida International University PANEL 15.23 Violence / Democracy Location: Seaport A, Second Level Chair and Sayres, Rudy, Independent/on market Discussant: Papers: Severing Heads: Deconstruction Hors Texte and the Question of Humanity Debrix, Francois, Virginia Tech Crying: Affect, Belonging and Rejection through the Lens of Tears Hanley, Danielle, University of Pennsylvania Sovereignty and Carceral Time Heberle, Renee, University of Toledo Religion, Identity, and the Limits of Permissible Speech Mayerfeld, Jamie, University of Washington W. E. B. Du Bois on Revolt as a Way of Life Sokoloff, William, University of Texas at Rio Grande Valley

84 Friday, March 25, 2016 8:00 - 9:45 AM

PANEL 15.31 Political Corpus: The Quick and the Dead Location: Seaport B, Second Level Chair: Suk, Mina, Arizona State University Papers: Consuming Bodies -- The Political Theology of Anthropophagy Miller, Char, George Mason University Mastering a New Body of Knowledge: Neoliberalism and the Financialized Subject Ascher, Ivan, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Hands on Oneself: Suicidal Subjects Poe, Andrew, Amherst College Artaud, Embodiment, and the Politics of Comic Violence Tønder, Lars, University of Copenhagen Discussant: Seery, John, Pomona College PANEL 16.05 Education and Citizenship in John Locke's Thought Location: Seaport C, Second Level Chair: Houston, Alan, University of California, San Diego Papers: The Education of the Family in Locke's and Rousseau's Pedagogical Treatises Koganzon, Rita, Harvard University The Citizenship of Children: Revisiting the Role of Tacit Consent in Locke's Political Thought Oprea, Alexandra, Duke University Between Subject and Magistrate: Judgment, Wit, and Locke’s Letter Concerning Toleration Litvin, Boris, Northwestern University Discussant: Bagg, Samuel, Duke University PANEL 16.16 New Theorizing with Arendt PANEL 14.24 Location: Seaport F, Second Level Chair: Murphy-Erfani, Julie, Arizona State University Papers: Democratic Love: Confronting America's Racial Nightmare Butorac, Sean, University of Washington The Lost Revolution: Hannah Arendt and the Haitian Revolution Bernal, Angelica, University of Massachusetts, Amherst The Sentimental Economy: Philanthropy's Corrupting Influence on Civil Society Schiller, Amy, The Graduate Center, City University of New York

85 Friday, March 25, 2016 8:00 - 9:45 AM

Death on the Stage: Tragedy, Arendt and the Public Appearance of Death Barringer, Elizabeth, University of California, Los Angeles Discussant: Markell, Patchen, University of Chicago PANEL 17.03 The U.S. Constitution: Antecedents and Consequences Location: Balboa A, Second Level Chair and Putman, John, San Diego State University Discussant: Papers: The Pursuit of Happiness Rynbrandt, Ryan, Collin College The Sacred Center: Agency and Transcendent Credibility in Early Modern Political Theories of Authority Williamson, Rosco, Point Loma Nazarene University Negro Laborers, Low Browed Foreigners and the Efficiency of a Well-Regulated Militia: The Politics and Jurisprudence of Gun Control Before the Second World War Cottrol, Robert, George Washington University Law School PANEL 18.03 The State and Its Past Location: America's Cup A, Fourth Level Chair: Dow, Douglas, University of Texas at Dallas Papers: Cinema, Landscapes, and Stuck National Historiographies Dow, Douglas, University of Texas at Dallas Haunted Sovereignty Edwards, Ross, Albertus Magnus College Origin Stories: The Haitian Revolution’s Challenge to French Universalism Gallagher, Megan, Whitman College Whittaker Chambers and the Conservative Uses of Autobiography Bennett, Nolan, Duke University Discussant: McManus, Helen, George Mason University and The George Washington University PANEL 19.06 Identity Construction and Advocacy Location: America's Cup C, Fourth Level Chair: Gash, Alison, University of Oregon Papers: The Transgender Movement’s Contestation of Sex: Sexed Bodies, Identity Politics and Power in American Politics Daum, Courtenay, Colorado State University

86 Friday, March 25, 2016 8:00 - 9:45 AM

Acting Up in a Time of Crisis: ACT UP and the Limits of Professional Advocacy Hindman, Matthew, University of Tulsa Constructing Bisexuality: The Role of Science, Law, and Politics in Crafting Political Identity Wuest, Joseph, University of Pennsylvania The Trumpet That Shall Never Sound Retreat? Assessing the Christian Conservative Legal Worldview After Obergefell Whitehead, Jason, California State University, Long Beach Identity Politics and Interest Groups: The Case of the Log Cabin Republicans Walsh-Haines, Grant, Northern Arizona University Discussant: Bracewell, Lorna, University of Florida PANEL 23.08 Latino(a) Politics Location: Old Town B, Second Level Chair: Alamillo, Rudy, University of California, Riverside Papers: Political Elites and Latino Candidate Recruitment: Who Decides? Ray, John, University of California, Los Angeles Ocampo, Angela, University of California, Los Angeles Latino time and Latino Moments: A study of Latino identity development and external shocks Garcia-Rios, Sergio, Cornell University The Political Mobilization of Latino Religious Beliefs Audette, Andre, University of Notre Dame Immigrants in the Popular Imagination: Party Platforms as a Lens to Understand Immigration Policy Debates Over Time DeSipio, Louis, University of California, Irvine Discussant: Huckle, Kiku, University of Washington PANEL 28.05 Violence, Women's Rights, and Feminist Foreign Policy: Comparative Views Location: Seaport G, Second Level Chair and O’Brien, Cheryl, San Diego State University Discussant: Papers: Aborting Global Women’s Rights: How the U.S. Represents Women Worldwide Angevine, Sara, Whittier College

87 Friday, March 25, 2016 8:00 - 9:45 AM

Constitutional Provisions and Women’s Rights: A Comparative Study of Advocacy in Argentina, Chile, Botswana and South Africa Lambert, Priscilla, Western Michigan University Scribner, Druscilla, University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh Motivated Forgetting: The Perils of Silencing Interpersonal Violence Narratives within Grassroots Political Movements Anderson, Kiera, University of Dundee Towards a Theory of Feminist Foreign Policy Alwan, M. Christine, Purdue University Weldon, S. Laurel, Purdue University PANEL 29.01 Ideology, Discourse, Culture and Reform Location: Old Town A, Second Level Chair: Schortgen, Francis, University of Mount Union Papers: Does the new Post-Soviet Generation Have a New Post-Soviet Culture? Cultural Choices and Political Attitudes of University Students in Kazakhstan Safronova, Margarita, University of California, Santa Barbara The Political Discourse of Dictatorship and Democracy Karavardanyan, Sargis, California State University, Northridge North Korea's Developmental Dilemma: Between ''Juche'' and the “China Model'' Schortgen, Francis, University of Mount Union Discussant: Safronova, Margarita, University of California, Santa Barbara PANEL 30.01 The Multiple Contours of Asian American Politics PANEL 23.14 Location: Gaslamp C, Second Level Chair: Ramakrishnan, Karthick, University of California, Riverside Papers: Multi-dimensionalities of Racial Identity: Implications for Party Identification and Immigration Policy Attitudes of Asians and Latinos in the United States Chong, Chinbo, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor Understanding Voter Coalitions of Asian Pacific American Elected Officials in California Esteban, Rhoanne, University of California, Santa Barbara From Service to Politics: A Study of Political Participation for Asian American and Latino Veterans Harvie, Jeanette, University of California, Santa Barbara

88 Friday, March 25, 2016 8:00 - 9:45 AM

The Backlash That Wasn't There: Japanese-Americans and the Democratic Party Haynes, Chris, University of New Haven Ramakrishnan, Karthick, University of California, Riverside How the Comfort Women Issue Became a Korean American Issue: the Evolution of Grievance Politics Among the Korean- American Electorate McCarthy, Mary, Drake University Hasunuma, Linda, Franklin and Marshall College Discussants: Mishra, Sangay, Drew University Le, Loan, Institute for Good Government and Inclusion (IGGI) PANEL 31.04 Roundtable: Decolonizing Knowledge Location: Gaslamp B, Second Level Chair: Witlacil, Mary Ellen, Northern Arizona University Papers: Ctrl+Alt+Del: Artificial Intelligence, Climate Crisis, and Decolonial Futures Amsterdam, Lauren, The Watershed Center Liberatory Studies: Decolonizing Knowledge Zarantonello, Sarah Briscoe, Chaz, Independent Scholar Re-examining the Equality/Difference Debate in a Decolonial and Intersectional Frame Singh, Jakeet, Illinois State University Prisons and Universities Are Two Sides of the Same Coin Meyerhoff, Eli, Duke University PANEL 32.04 Changing Conceptions of Gender Roles and Care Location: Gaslamp A, Second Level Chair: Levy, Traci, Adelphi University Papers: Obergefell and the Neoliberal Politics of Care Metz, Tamara, Reed College A Bridge to their Daughters: The Unlikely Emergence of Fathers as Title IX Policy Constituency Sharrow, Libby, University of Massachusetts at Amherst Parental Partiality and Equal Opportunity: A Critique of Brighouse and Swift's Theory Engster, Daniel, University of Texas at San Antonio Discussants: McDonagh, Eileen, Northeastern University Levy, Traci, Adelphi University

89 Friday, March 25, 2016 8:00 - 9:45 AM

PANEL 35.18 PRQ: Transparency and Accountability in Qualitative and Quantitative Research: A Conversation Location: Nautical, Fourth Level Chair: Mendez, Jeanette, Oklahoma State University Participants: Hayward, Clarissa, Washington University Scott, James, Texas Christian University Mendez, Jeanette, Oklahoma State University

90 Friday, March 25, 2016 10:00 - 11:45 AM

Friday, March 25, 2016 10:00 - 11:45 AM PANEL 01.04 State and Nation Building Location: Regatta A, Fourth Level Chair: Pampinella, Stephen, State University of New York at New Paltz Papers: Statehood, Citizenship, Democracy and the Rise of Coups d'etat in sub-Saharan Africa: Cote d'Ivoire, Mali, Guinea-Bissau and Burkina Faso Considered Sappleton, Shan, University of Wisconsin-Platteville Who Supports Radical Right Parties and Where Do Radical Right Parties Succeed: Multi-level Analysis of Radical Right Parties’ Success Song, Jungmin, University of Iowa Discussants: Pampinella, Stephen, State University of New York at New Paltz Yeh, Yao-Yuan, University of California, Merced PANEL 02.01 Critical Perspectives on Higher Education Location: America's Cup D, Fourth Level Chair: Lindgren, Eric, University of Oregon Papers: The Fall into the Gap: Gender Wage Gap in Secondary Education in the United States Russell, Lindsay, University of Nevada, Las Vegas

Public Intellectualism and Social Media Aragon, Janni, University of Victoria An Epistemic Defense of Democratic Deliberation in Academic Shared Governance Manick, Chris, University of Florida Engaging Boundaries: Fifty Years on the Ground at CURA Cavanaugh, Patricia, National Coalition of Independent Scholars Discussant: Geron, Kim, California State University, East Bay PANEL 03.06 Toward an Ecological Democratic Politics: Rethinking Agency and the Agentic Location: Coronado E, Fourth Level Chair: Buck, Christopher, St. Lawrence University Papers: Visualizing Environmental Justice: Agency, Inequality and Toxicity through Web Photos Gabrielson, Teena, University of Wyoming

91 Friday, March 25, 2016 10:00 - 11:45 AM

Ecology and the Politics of Non-sovereign Responsibility Krause, Sharon, Brown University What’s the Matter with Matter?, or the Curious Intersection of Vital Materialism and Human Agency Goldman, Loren, Ohio University Anthropocene Futures, Object Use, and Post-Apocalyptic Forms of Life Uhall, Michael, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Discussant: Dolgert, Stefan, Brock University PANEL 04.03 Perspectives from Local and State Level Actors Location: La Jolla A, Second Level Chair: Mironesco, Monique, University of Hawaii, West Oahu Papers: Compliance and Regulatory Behaviors in Environmental Voluntary Agreements Chang, Joice, Humboldt State University Friend or Foe? Air Quality and the Valley Air District Cline, Kurt, California State University, Fresno Too Big to Succeed? The Status Quo Biases of Technical and Political Uncertainty in Collaborative Habitat Conservation Shreck, Brian, Texas Tech University The Scalar Politics of Environmental Injustice: Obscured Constructions of Air Pollution in Seattle Washington Abel, Troy, Western Washington University Clauson, Stacy, Western Washington University Rodriguez, Alberto, Duwamish River Cleanup Coalition A Site of Intersection: Agenda-Setting, Issue Framing and Categorization in ''Environmental Health'' Political Organizing Cabrera Rasmussen, Amy, California State University, Long Beach Discussant: Davis, Charles, Colorado State University PANEL 05.06 Roundtable: Will Obama Go Down in History as a Great President? Location: Seaport A, Second Level Chair: Genovese, Michael, Loyola Marymount University Participants: Farrar-Myers, Victoria, Southern Methodist University Kassop, Nancy, SUNY, New Paltz Belt, Todd, University of Hawaii, Hilo Cronin, Thomas, Colorado College Adler, David, Sun Valley Institute Heldman, Caroline, Occidental College

92 Friday, March 25, 2016 10:00 - 11:45 AM

PANEL 06.05 Race, Ethnicity, and Gender in U.S. Electoral Politics Location: Coronado A, Fourth Level Chair: Towler, Christopher, Western Washington University Papers: Voting Rights in Practice: An Intersectional Analysis Bejarano, Christina, University of Kansas Montoya, Celeste, University of Colorado, Boulder Identity in Context: Surrogate Legislative Activities of Minority and Women State Legislators Marin Hellwege, Julia, University of New Mexico Politicas: The Next Wave of Chicanas/Latinas in Public Office Garcia, Sonia, St. Mary's University, San Antonio Marquez, Marisela, University of California, Santa Barbara Discussant: Lopez Bunyasi, Tehama, George Mason University PANEL 08.06 U.S. Foreign Policy II Location: Gaslamp D, Second Level Chair and Haynes, Kyle, Webster University Discussant: Papers: Cutting Off America's Nose... The Failure of Sanctions Against Cuba and Iran Amini, Gitty, University of La Verne The U.S. Policy Options in the South Asian Region Khaliq, Sohaib, Northern Arizona University Willing to Talk? The American System of Diplomatic Relations Matush, Kelly, University of California, San Diego Kurizaki, Shuhei, Waseda University Hated for our Freedoms? A Comparison of American and Swedish Foreign Policy Monzel, Ashley, Aurora University Mehrtens, John, Aurora University PANEL 08.13 International Political Economy Location: Seaport H, Second Level Chair and Kim, Inhan, University of Colorado, Colorado Springs Discussant: Papers: Economic Interdependence and Regime Type Kim, Inhan, University of Colorado, Colorado Springs Old Ideas for New Times: Radical History in International Political Economy Williams, Gregory, University of Northern Colorado

93 Friday, March 25, 2016 10:00 - 11:45 AM

Proportionality and Foreign Trade: A Cross-National Examination of Electoral Rules and the Politicization of Trade Policy in Election Manifestos Taylor, Timothy, University of California, Davis Producing Goods and Projecting Power: How What you Make Influences What You Take McMahon, Blake, Air Force Research Institute Markowitz, Jonathan, University of Southern California Fariss, Christopher, Penn State University PANEL 09.03 Roundtable: Visualizing Politics: Promises and Perils Location: America's Cup B, Fourth Level Chair: Bellhouse, Mary, Providence College Papers: The Opportunities and Dangers of Finding Narratives through Visual Methods Maher, Kristen Hill, San Diego State University Beyond Plot: The Language of Visuality Anker, Elisabeth, George Washington University Memes and Hashtags--Visualizing Politics through Humor on Social Media Brennan, Kathleen, University of Hawai'i at Manoa Discussants: Brigden, Noelle, Marquette University Maher, Kristen Hill, San Diego State University Anker, Elisabeth, George Washington University Brennan, Kathleen, University of Hawai'i at Manoa PANEL 10.08 Determinants of Judicial Decision-Making Location: Balboa C, Second Level Chair and Wood, Frederick, Coastal Carolina University Discussant: Papers: Embracing Policy Formation and Implementation as a Legitimate Judicial Function Dzeguze, Andrew, Portland State University Homines Economici: Judicial Decision-Making and the Financial Interests of Federal Judges Giallouri, Thora, University of Southern California Menounou, Elli, University of Southern California Peterson, Jordan, University of Southern California Constructing Judicial Ideologies: Individual Experiences and the Formation of Jurisprudences Higashi, Brenden, Washington State University

94 Friday, March 25, 2016 10:00 - 11:45 AM

Errors in Judgement: Evidence of the Fundamental Attribution Error in Supreme Court Decision-Making Parish, Kalind, University of Pennsylvania PANEL 13.02 Parties in Comparative Context Location: Regatta C, Fourth Level Chair: Kernell, Georgia, University of California, Los Angeles Papers: Calling on Europe? Networks of Communications between Independentist Parties and the European Union Boylan, Brandon, University of Alaska, Fairbanks Turkina, Ekaterina, HEC Montreal The representative deficit in different European Party Systems Garzia, Diego, European University Institute Bright, Jonathan, Oxford University Trechsel, Alexander, European University Institute Lacey, Joseph, European University Institute Going Against the Current? Understanding Outsider Party Strategies in Contemporary Democracies. Hoyo, Veronica, University of California, San Diego Party Organization and Candidate Quality Kernell, Georgia, University of California, Los Angeles This Protest Will Be Blown Up from the Inside: Inter- organizational Competition and the Demise of a Social Movement Payerhin, Marek, Lynchburg College Discussants: Kernell, Georgia, University of California, Los Angeles Indridason, Indridi, University of California, Riverside PANEL 14.05 One's-Self I Sing: Selfies, Yelping, and How One Listens and is Heard in Democratic Life Location: La Jolla B, Second Level Chair and Delaune, Tim, SUNY, Cortland Discussant: Papers: A Public of Selfies? The Privatization-bias of Digital Networks Shamis, Asaf, Columbia University Yelping as a Citizenship Act Moore, Matthew, California Polytechnic State University, SLO Singing Oneself or Living Deliberately: Whitman and Thoreau on the Aesthetics and Pragmatics of Individuality Plotica, Luke, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University Inclusion and the Operationalization of Democratic Listening Scudder, Molly, Texas Christian University

95 Friday, March 25, 2016 10:00 - 11:45 AM

PANEL 14.17 Theory and Labor: Wages, Neoliberalism, and Education Location: Coronado B, Fourth Level Chair and Behl, Natasha, Arizona State University Discussant: Papers: Marx and the Free Wage Laborer: Against an Essentialist Conception of Labor Under Capitalism Regina, Carly, University of Pennsylvania Intransigent Neoliberalism? Polanyi and the European Crisis Grahame, Alyssa Maraj, University of Massachusetts Amherst Foucault's Neoliberalism Biebricher, Thomas, Goethe-Universitat Frankfurt PANEL 15.05 Political Spaces, Places, and Peoples Location: Balboa B, Second Level Chair and Mackin, Glenn, Eastman School of Music Discussant: Papers: Machiavelli's Cityscapes Denman, Derek, Johns Hopkins University On Dromophilia: Speed, Democracy and the Desire for a Quick Fix Glezos, Simon, University of Victoria Democratic Jouissance: Urban Social Movements and Citizen Experience Ingram, Callum, DePauw University PANEL 16.06 Ancient Political Theory Location: Seaport C, Second Level Chair: Barrett, Richard, University of Southern California Papers: Deus and Machina: Rhetoric and Judgment in Philoctetes Atkison, Larissa, University of Chicago The Socratic Critique of Law in Plato's Crito Zug, Charles, University of Texas at Austin On War and Disorder in Plato's Laws Molchanov, Stan, Catholic University of America In Defense of Aristotle's Animal Politics: Trans-Species Philia and the Turn to Animals in Contemporary Political Theory Sharpless, Ike, University of California, San Diego Discussant: Satkunanandan, Shalini, University of California, Davis

96 Friday, March 25, 2016 10:00 - 11:45 AM

PANEL 16.17 War and Unrest Location: Seaport F, Second Level Chair: Commissiong, Anand, West Texas A&M University Papers: The Pacification of Democracy: Stability at the Expense of Freedom. Gebh, Sara, The New School for Social Research Just War and War with ISIS: Examining the Historical Christian Ethic of War and its Relevance to the Ongoing Conflict against the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) Crespo, Ricardo, University of California, Riverside Translating Danger: Nakae Chomin's Response to Crisis in Meiji Japan Branstetter, John, University of California, Los Angeles Command and Control: The National Security State, Cold War Science, and the Cost of Democratic Stability Son, Kyong-Min, University of Delaware Discussants: Leebaw, Bronwyn, University of California, Riverside Commissiong, Anand, West Texas A&M University PANEL 16.19 The Political Life of Shame PANEL 32.05 Location: Gaslamp A, Second Level Chair and Locke, Jill, Gustavus Adolphus College Discussant: Papers: Why Do We Need Risky Performatives: Revisiting Queer Performativity, Revising Shame Popa, Bogdan, Oberlin College Provincializing Arendt Samnotra, Manu, University of South Florida The Affective Politics of Shame: Discourses of Pride and Shame in Second Wave Feminist Texts Hagel, Nina, University of California, Berkeley PANEL 17.02 Developing Legal Institutions in the United States Location: Coronado D, Fourth Level Chairs: Frymer, Paul, Princeton University Skrentny, John, University of California, San Diego Papers: Leveraging Private Legal Power Mulroy, Quinn, Northwestern University

97 Friday, March 25, 2016 10:00 - 11:45 AM

Judges, Labor, and Economic Inequality Frymer, Paul, Princeton University The Shadow of the Litigation State: Arbitration and Medical Malpractice Staszak, Sarah, The City College, City University of New York Divided Sovereignty: Race and Constitutional Innovation in the United States Kendall, Chris, University of Puget Sound Discussant: Ogorzalek, Tom, Northwestern University PANEL 17.04 Race, Crime and Social Justice Location: Balboa A, Second Level Chair and Cottrol, Robert, George Washington University Law School Discussant: Papers: Broken Beyond Repair: The Punitive Logic of Criminal Rehabilitation in 20th Century American Politics Grasso, Anthony, University of Pennsylvania Labor Radicalism and the Racial Politics of Chinese Exclusion: The 1885 Chinese Expulsion in Tacoma, Washington Williams, Charles, University of Washington, Tacoma Exploring Emanuel 9, the New Generation of the Civil Rights Movement and the Confederate Flag Reflections from Georgia Adams-Square, Grace, Middle Georgia State University PANEL 18.04 What Is Contemporary Genre? Location: America's Cup A, Fourth Level Chair: Panagia, Davide, University of California, Los Angeles Papers: The Perils of Montage: Nouvelle Vague and Political Solidarity Panagia, Davide, University of California, Los Angeles Contemporary art for contemporary Mexico: The politics and paradoxes of cultural production in neoliberal times Islas Weinstein, Tania, The University of Chicago The Persuasive Force of Uncertainty and Ends in Games; or, The Whale Peterson, Ben, University of Michigan Discussant: Kareem, Sarah, University of California, Los Angeles

98 Friday, March 25, 2016 10:00 - 11:45 AM

PANEL 22.04 Achieving Policy Outcomes in Environmental Policy PANEL 04.07 Location: Seaport B, Second Level Chair: Lupo, Lindsey, Point Loma Nazarene University Papers: Easements as an Incentive for Conserving the Texas Hill Country Beck, Peter, St. Edwards University Assessing the Impact of Collective Governance on Policy Outcomes: The Case of California’s Integrated Regional Water Management Program Sprague, Mary, Stanford University Cain, Bruce, Stanford University Hui, Iris, Stanford University Wilson, Kate, Stanford University Policy Learning Mechanisms and the Regulation of U.S. Drinking Water Zarkin, Michael, Westminster College Discussant: Poppe, Jerry, Upper Iowa University PANEL 23.07 Latino(a) Political Participation Location: Regatta B, Fourth Level Chair: Garcia-Castanon, Marcela, San Francisco State University Papers: Reevaluating Political Efficacy and Electoral Participation Among Latinos Alamillo, Rudy, University of California, Riverside Becoming Habitual Participants: Sustained Political Engagement Among Latinos Ocampo, Angela, University of California, Los Angeles California's Top-Two Primary System and Its Influence on Latino Voter Turnout Morin, Jason, California State University, Northridge Latino Vote Choice: Immigration Policy, Cultural Competence, or Both? Collingwood, Loren, University of California, Riverside Alamillo, Rudy, University of California, Riverside Discussant: Garcia-Rios, Sergio, Cornell University

99 Friday, March 25, 2016 10:00 - 11:45 AM

PANEL 24.04 Roundtable: ElectCalifornia: Making Candidate Interviews Available Online Location: Old Town A, Second Level Chair: Bellisimo, Yolanda, College of Marin Discussant: Krananburg, Phil, College of Marin PANEL 27.04 Representation and Turnout Location: America's Cup C, Fourth Level Chair: Brierly, Allen, Independent Scholar Papers: Mary Jane Rocks the Vote: Analyzing the Impact of Geographic Context on Turnout and Support for Cannabis Initiatives, Knaupp, Victoria, University of North Texas Branton, Regina, University of North Texas A Formal Model of Apportionment and District Plans Brierly, Allen, Independent Scholar Turnout Effects in a Vote-by-Mail Election: Evidence from a November 2015 Pilot Project Michelson, Melissa, Menlo College Assisted Suicide: Political Risks and Rewards for Legislators Associated with Votes to Legalize vs. Maintain the Status Quo Harvey, Jacqueline, Tarleton State University Discussants: Michelson, Melissa, Menlo College Harvey, Jacqueline, Tarleton State University PANEL 28.06 Money, Primaries, and Campaigns: Women Candidates in the U.S. Location: Seaport G, Second Level Chair: VanSickle-Ward, Rachel, Pitzer College Papers: The Un-level Playing Field: Female Fundraising Perceptions in the States James, Heather, Rutgers, State University of New Jersey Gender differences in candidate explanations on Facebook Nevin, Jessica, Rutgers University - New Brunswick Blanketing Women Candidates: A Gendered Analysis of the Blanket Primary Ryer, Kerri, San Francisco State University McDaniel, Jason, San Francisco State University

100 Friday, March 25, 2016 10:00 - 11:45 AM

When Gender Affinity Is Not Enough: A Case Study of Support for Female Candidates for Executive Office Cargile, Ivy, St. Norbert College Pringle, Lisa, Claremont Graduate University Discussants: VanSickle-Ward, Rachel, Pitzer College Angevine, Sara, Whittier College PANEL 30.02 Roundtable: State of Research and Scholarship on Asian Americans in Political Science Location: Gaslamp C, Second Level Chair: Mishra, Sangay, Drew University Participants: Mishra, Sangay, Drew University Junn, Jane, University of Southern California Lee, Charles, Arizona State University Shafqat, Sahar, St. Mary's College of Maryland PANEL 31.05 Imperial Memory, U.S. Colonialism, and the Politics of Racialization Location: Gaslamp B, Second Level Chair and Goeman, Mishuana, University of California, Los Angeles Discussant: Papers: Racial Transposition as Imperial Appeal Lowndes, Joe, University of Oregon HoSang, Daniel, University of Oregon Confronting Historical Amnesia as Scholarly Praxis Wadsworth, Nancy, University of Denver Stratton, Billy, University of Denver Settler Memory, the Race-Ethnicity Paradigm in U.S. Politics, and the Fear of an Indigenous Futurity Bruyneel, Kevin Twentieth Century Problems: U.S. Imperialism and the Founding Vision of the American Political Science Association Blatt, Jessica, Marymount Manhattan College PANEL 35.19 PRQ: Publishing in Political Research Quarterly: A Discussion of Publishing in the Journal Location: Nautical, Fourth Level Participants: Hayward, Clarissa, Washington University Scott, James, Texas Christian University Mendez, Jeanette, Oklahoma State University

101 Friday, March 25, 2016 1:15 – 3:00 PM

Friday, March 25, 2016 1:15 - 3:00 PM PANEL 01.06 Understanding Protest Location: Regatta A, Fourth Level Chair: Lee, Chris, Niagara University Papers: The Impact of Economic Recession on Protest Participation in Europe Vassallo, Francesca, University of Southern Maine Understanding Protest Behaviors: Soft Protest and Hard Protest across the World Yeh, Yao-Yuan, University of California, Merced Onions in India: Food Protest and Policy Change Rutledge, Jennifer, John Jay College - CUNY Discussant: Hazlett, Chad, University of California, Los Angeles PANEL 03.07 Food Justice in Theory and in Action Location: Coronado E, Fourth Level Chair and Lepori, Matthew, National University of Singapore Discussant: Papers: Gandhi, Yogic Self-Control, and Food Justice Godrej, Farah, University of California, Riverside Beyond Local: Bringing Food Justice Into the Curriculum Ignatova, Jacqueline, Appalachian State University Everyday Life, Community Food Movements, and the Discourse of Environmental Justice Schlosberg, David, The University of Sydney Security, Justice, or Sovereignty? Competing Frames for Food Vanderheiden, Steven, University of Colorado at Boulder PANEL 03.17 Thinking With Animals: Conceptualizing Politics Through a Nonhuman Lens Location: Old Town B, Second Level Chair: Dutkiewicz, Jan, New School for Social Research Papers: The Transgressions of Honeybees Goltz, Caleb, Hartwick College I, Parasite: A Spider-Wasp Method for Political Theory Dolgert, Stefan, Brock University

102 Friday, March 25, 2016 1:15 – 3:00 PM

Overcoming Humanity Through Animality: Nietzsche, Metaphor, and Democracy Ploof, Rebecca, Harvard University ''Unresolved Dilemmas'': Subjectivity and Instrumentality in the Interspecies Imaginaries of Temple Grandin and Donna Haraway Dutkiewicz, Jan, New School for Social Research Discussant: Mizelle, Brett, California State University, Long Beach PANEL 04.05 The Economic Complexities of Knowledge Based Decisionmaking Location: La Jolla A, Second Level Chair: Davis, Charles, Colorado State University Papers: Should We Be Crying Wolf? Using Local Knowledge to Improve Wolf Management Policy in Rural Communities Lawhon, Lydia, University of Colorado, Boulder A Baseline Understanding of Structural Factors Affecting Community Food Systems on Oahu: A Story in Maps Mironesco, Monique, University of Hawaii, West Oahu Trade for the Environment: the Basel Convention under Globalization Yang, Shiming, University of Southern California Improving the Chinese Environment: Increasing Energy Efficient Appliance Adoption Huber, Walter, Muskingum University Weng, Yifei, North China Institute of Science and Technology Zhang, Xiaoxuan, Muskingum University Zhang, Ruizhen Wei, Xinxin, Muskingum University Measuring Moral Environmentalism: A New Approach to Assessing Environmental Values Sparks, Aaron, University of California, Santa Barbara Cameron, Brick, Hamilton College Discussant: Forbis, Robert, Texas Tech University PANEL 05.04 Presidential Leadership in Secular and Political Time Location: Seaport A, Second Level Chair and Vaughn, Justin, Boise State University Discussant:

103 Friday, March 25, 2016 1:15 – 3:00 PM

Papers: Is Curtiss-Wright Still Relevant in the Twenty-First Century? While Presidential Rhetoric Institutionally Entrenches the Sole Organ Doctrine, the Roberts Court Might Have Finally Repudiated this Claim Fletcher, Kimberley, San Diego State University The Politics Reagan Made: Backlash Regime Building after the Second Reconstruction Paikowsky, Dana Rethinking Presidential Leadership and History through a Security Lens Strickler, Jeremy, Central Texas College-Fort Sill Tichenor, Daniel, University of Oregon Definition of a Transformative President Thompson, William, University of Texas at Dallas Electing the People's President: The Popular Origins of the Electoral College Villegas, Christina, California State University, San Bernardino PANEL 08.07 International Organizations Location: Gaslamp D, Second Level Chair and Blaser, Art, Chapman University Discussant: Papers: Debating East African Regionalism: A Computer-Mediated Discourse Analysis de Zamaroczy, Nicolas, University of Southern California International Courts and Domestic Political Cover. Evidence from a Survey Experiment Using Amazon's Mechanical Turk Justwan, Florian, University of Idaho In and Out of Bounds: Black State Membership in Regional Organizations Quince, Vanessa, University of Washington Power, Principle, and Pragmatism: The ICC and the Politics of Prosecutorial Strategy Rudolph, Chris, American University PANEL 11.04 Congress, Bureaucracy and Public Policy Location: America's Cup B, Fourth Level Chair: Nokken, Timothy, Texas Tech University Papers: Does the Fiscal Straitjacket Constrain U.S. Military Action? Foster, David, University of California, Berkeley Warren, Joseph, University of California, Berkeley 104 Friday, March 25, 2016 1:15 – 3:00 PM

Learning from Allies: Interest Group Influence in the Legislative Process Grose, Christian, University of Southern California Sadhwani, Sara, University of Southern California Congressional Gridlock and Agency Performance Kerosky, Sara, University of California, San Diego People or Politicians? What Determines District Spending Kousser, Thad, University of California, San Diego Gamm, Gerald, University of Rochester Bifurcated Rules in the House of Representatives Meinke, Scott, Bucknell University Discussant: Kousser, Thad, University of California, San Diego PANEL 14.19 The Power of Memory in Democratic Politics by P.J. Brendese, Author Meets Critics Location: Coronado B, Fourth Level Chair: Shulman, George, New York University Commentators: Hirsch, Alexander, University of Alaska Balfour, Lawrie, University of Virginia Beltran, Cristina, New York University Leebaw, Bronwyn, University of California, Riverside Author/ Brendese, P.J., Johns Hopkins University Responder: PANEL 15.07 Democratic Theory Location: Balboa B, Second Level Chair and Mackin, Glenn, Eastman School of Music Discussant: Papers: Unauthorized Migrants in Transit as Democratic Subjects: Enacting Freedom and Hospitality in the Borderlands Balaguera, Martha, University of Massachusetts at Amherst Sheldon Wolin on Democratic Commonality and Race in America Cane, Lucy, Northwestern University Rethinking the Systemic Turn in Deliberative Democracy Theory with a Return to the Micropolitics of Deliberation Hejny, Jessica, Goucher College Andersen, Daniel, Oregon State University

105 Friday, March 25, 2016 1:15 – 3:00 PM

Going Beyond Deliberation: The Democratic Need to Reduce Social Inequality Jackson, Jeff, University of Chicago PANEL 15.17 Politicizing the Nonpolitical Location: Coronado D, Fourth Level Chair and Yu, Peng, Earlham College Discussant: Papers: Disability and the Politics of Paternalism: Reconceptualizing Autonomy Knight, Amber, Saint Louis University Bullets vs. Ballots: Can Democratic States Justify Restricting the Rights of the Mentally Ill? Pincock, Heather, Kennesaw State University Humility, Autonomy and War-Worn Subjects: On Biopolitics Rushing, Sara, Montana State University Exposed Citizenship: Breastfeeding, Embodied Difference, and Gender Equality Trenchard, Seth, University of Washington PANEL 15.24 A Political Economy of the Senses, by Anita Chari, Author Meets Critics Location: Balboa A, Second Level Chair: Ciccariello-Maher, George, Drexel University Commentators: Biebricher, Thomas, Goethe-Universitat Frankfurt Ciccariello-Maher, George, Drexel University Allen, Ira, American University in Beirut Author/ Anita Chari, University of Oregon Responder: PANEL 15.25 The Affective Politics of Rage Location: Coronado A, Fourth Level Chair and King, Kristy, Arizona State University Discussant: Papers: Toward a Democratic Politics of Rage Deylami, Shirin, Western Washington University Feminists for Firearms and Second Amendment Sisters: Gender, Race, and Rage in U.S. Gun Rights Activism Sparks, Holloway, Emory University

106 Friday, March 25, 2016 1:15 – 3:00 PM

Black Outrage and its Discontents Smith, Michelle, Barnard College Liberalism and Rage? Shklar on Politics at the Margins Gatta, Giunia, Università Bocconi PANEL 15.32 American Dionysia: Violence, Tragedy, and Democratic Politics, by Steven Johnston, Author Meets Critics Location: Nautical, Fourth Level Chair: Bennett, Jane, Johns Hopkins University Commentators: Connolly, William, Johns Hopkins University Dumm, Thomas, Amherst College Marasco, Robyn, Hunter College Scudder, Molly, Texas Christian University Author/ Johnston, Steven, University of Utah Responder PANEL 16.03 Black Political Theory in the Antebellum United States Location: Regatta C, Fourth Level Chair: Krause, Sharon, Brown University Papers: A Voice from the Enslaved: Frederick Douglass's Political Philosophy of Democracy Bromell, Nick, University of Massachusetts at Amherst ''Malignant Prejudice'': Easton, Racial Domination, and the Ethical Life of American Republicanism Rogers, Melvin, University of California, Los Angeles Citizenship as Mediality: Representation and Virtual Democracy Before the Fourteenth Amendment Wilson, Ivy, Northwestern University Political Thought in the Shadow of Frederick Douglass Roberts, Neil, Williams College Discussant: Shulman, George, New York University PANEL 16.07 Liberalism and Its Critics Location: Seaport C, Second Level Chair and McManus, Helen, George Mason University and The George Discussant: Washington University Papers: The Sense of Reality and the Sense for Politics: Isaiah Berlin on Political Judgment Cherniss, Joshua, Georgetown University

107 Friday, March 25, 2016 1:15 – 3:00 PM

Two Concepts of Dignity: Isaiah Berlin and the Seductions of Militant Liberalism Gavin, Aaron, Cornell University Shopping for Ideas during Crisis -- Yan Fu and Liberalism as the Answer to Chinese Challenges Papcke, Luise, Columbia University Nietzsche, Liberalism, and the Rhetoric of Democracy Winstead, William, George Washington University PANEL 18.05 The Law and Sensation of Leviathan PANEL 16.23 Location: America's Cup A, Fourth Level Chair and Strong, Tracy, University of Southampton Discussant: Papers: Bodies Without Senses: Reviewing the (An)aesthetics of Hobbes’ Political Subjects Bashovski, Marta, University of Victoria Hobbes Redux: Reading the Leviathan with The Werckmeister Harmonies. Shapiro, Michael, University of Hawaii at Manoa Imperfect Natural Law: Hobbes and Natural Law in Context Patterson-Tutschka, Monicka, California State University, Sacramento Thomas Hobbes on Legal Authority and Judicial Power Wagner, Rosemarie, University of California, Berkeley PANEL 19.02 Roundtable: LGBTQ Politics Post-Obergefell PANEL 10.11 Location: Balboa C, Second Level Chair: Yamin, Priscilla, University of Oregon Participants: Michelson, Melissa, Menlo College Andersen, Ellen, University of Vermont Gash, Alison, University of Oregon Whitehead, Jason, California State University, Long Beach Mate, Manoj, Whittier College PANEL 21.01 Messages, Messengers, and Framing Location: America's Cup D Chair: Johnson, April, Kennesaw State University

108 Friday, March 25, 2016 1:15 – 3:00 PM

Papers: Tell Me Something I Don't Know: Frame Familiarity and Expert Attitudes Andrews, Amelia, California Polytechnic State University Preferences and Partisanship: Party Cues, Frames, and Attitudes on Foreign Trade Taylor, Timothy, University of California, Davis Donnelly, Christopher, University of California, Davis Use of Personal Value Orientations to Predict Environmental Political Behavior DeGolia, Alexander, University of California, Santa Barbara Changing minds? Rethinking “Transmission” and Field Experiments in the Wake of LaCour and Green Terry, William, University of Oregon HoSang, Daniel, University of Oregon Discussant: Braidwood, Travis, Texas A&M University, Kingsville PANEL 23.06 Immigrant Political Participation PANEL 07.07 Location: Regatta B, Fourth Level Chair: Garcia-Rios, Sergio, Cornell University Papers: Do Perceptions Match Reality? Analysis of Latinos’ Perceived Views of State Immigrant Policy Compared to Enacted Legislation Ybarra, Vickie, University of New Mexico Juarez, Melina, University of New Mexico Sanchez, Gabriel, University of New Mexico Stereotypes of Immigrants Tested: Patterns and Explanations Li, Ruoxi, California State University, San Marcos Jones, Bradley, University of Wisconsin-Madison Unequal Treatment: Geopolitical Factors and the Impact on Healthcare Access for the Vulnerable Blaine, Jasmine, Bowling Green State University Spanish-Language News Coverage of Congressional Elections Kalaf-Hughes, Nicole, Bowling Green State University Branton, Regina, University of North Texas What Do the Priests Say? First hand Perspectives on the Challenges in Latino and Immigrant Incorporation Huckle, Kiku, University of Washington Discussant: Rivera, Michael, The University of Texas at Austin

109 Friday, March 25, 2016 1:15 – 3:00 PM

PANEL 24.01 Roundtable: Budgeting in the Western States, Part I Location: Seaport G, Second Level Chairs: Robinson, Jennifer, University of Utah Simon, Christopher, University of Utah Presenters: Alaska Wright, Glenn, University of Alaska Southeast Arizona Wells, David, Arizona State University California DiSarro, Brian, California State University, Sacramento Hussey, Wesley, California State University, Sacramento Colorado Berry, Michael, University of Colorado, Denver Hawaii Belt, Todd, University of Hawaii at Hilo Hoffman, Tyler D., University of Hawaii at Hilo Moore, Colin D., University of Hawaii at Manoa Montana Greene, Jeffrey, University of Montana Barsky, Christina, University of Montana Nevada Morin, Robert, Western Nevada College New Mexico Seckler, Kim, New Mexico State University Oregon Steel, Brent S., Oregon State University Henkels, Mark, Western Oregon University Gultom, Yohanna, Oregon State University Utah Robinson, Jennifer, University of Utah Ball, Jonathan, State of Utah Tennert, Juliette, University of Utah Washington Benjamin, Francis, Washington State University Chavez-Pringle, Maria, Pacific Lutheran University Wyoming Schuhmann, Robert, University of Wyoming

110 Friday, March 25, 2016 1:15 – 3:00 PM

PANEL 25.01 The Political Science Classroom: Strategies to Engage the Student Location: Seaport H, Second Level Chair: Guerrero, Mario, California Polytechnic State University, Pomona Papers: Living Politics: The Ongoing and Open-Ended Simulation Alexander, Cohen, Ashford University What Happens When the World Helps Teach Your Class: Using Wikipedia a Pedagogical Tool to Engage Students Cassell, Mark, Kent State University Who Teaches What, When and How? Creating an Undergraduate Political Science Curriculum for the 21st Century Donavan, Janet, University of Colorado at Boulder New Technologies, New Attitudes: The Challenges Facing Millennial Students Guerrero, Mario, California Polytechnic State University, Pomona Be Prepared to Flip Out Over Flipped Classes: How Student Preparation Can Improve Flipped Class Learning in U.S. Government. Quackenbush, Alvin, Valencia College Rilea, Ryan, Valencia College Costello, Christen, Valencia College Discussant: Aragon, Janni, University of Victoria PANEL 26.01 Undergraduate Poster Session Location: Seaport Foyer, Second Level Chair: Julie Novkov, University at Albany, SUNY Papers: Sustainable Farming in South America Anderson, Kelly, University of San Diego Race, Space, and Police: Policing in Los Angeles and The Limits of Agency Barbaro, Alexia, Loyola Marymount University Presidential Candidates and the American People Barrett, Travis, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona Mix-Income Housing: The Answer to Sustaining Positive Health Outcomes for Low-Income Families? Benavides, Holly, Trinity University

111 Friday, March 25, 2016 1:15 – 3:00 PM

The Hidden Bell-Weather: An Examination of Political Ideology in the Filipino-American Community Berdan, Edward, California State University, Fresno World Instability: The Root Causes of Conflict Within Nations Chirkov, Nikita, Trinity University Being Gay is Ultimately Okay: A Comparison of LGB Rights Between Israel and the United States Corona, Rebecca, Loyola Marymount University Social Attitudes in the American South: How Religiosity Shapes Death Penalty Support Cruz, Jessica, Trinity University Discovering a Link Between Sex Traffic and International Commercial Traffic Cunningham, Kailey, Trinity University Alliance Credibility by Means of Symmetric Alliance Obligations Fukuoka, Arisa, Waseda University Equal Protection for All? Miscegenation and Same-Sex Marriage Law Connections Gagliardi, Jess, Adams State University McKenna, Conor, Adams State University Conservative Blues: The Effect of Partisanship on the Recognition of Mental Illness as a Social Problem Gallagher, Lauren, Southern Illinois University in Carbondale The Experience of Millennials in the Middle East and the Future of American Foreign Policy Gartland, Molly, University of San Diego Income Level and African American Voting Behavior in the 1996 and 2000 Elections Hammond, Jacob, Trinity University The Effect of Interactive Learning on Increased Retention of Political Knowledge Hayes, Sarah, California State University, Fresno U.S. Presidential Elections: Can the Outcome be Predicted? Hicks, Henri, University of San Diego Reclaimed Water Policy in Washington State: Unitary and Polycentric Opportunities and Challenges Hunter, Thomas, Western Washington University Education and Reconciliation Jernigan, William, University of San Diego

112 Friday, March 25, 2016 1:15 – 3:00 PM

Neural Peril: Autism, Immunity, Security Kahn, Jack, Pomona College Suicide Terrorism in Political Conflict Kasik, Madeline, University of San Diego Determinants of Military Effectiveness: The Impact of Internal Threat Kikyotani, Mitsufumi, Waseda University President Nixon and the Press: The FCC’s Role in a Hostile Relationship Koeller, Kyle, Chapman University Democratic Breakdown in Terms of Bilateral Relationships with Foreign Countries Kurashima, Mari, Waseda University Nuclear Deterrence Lagorio, Adriianna, University of San Diego Effecting the Proliferation of Small Arms in Mexico Lee, Christian, University of San Diego The Future of Hosting the Olympics: Long Term Social and Economic Consequences Lemoine, Jordan, University of San Diego The State-Building Race: Islamist Organizations and the Effects of their Public Service Delivery Naguib, Ameera, Santa Clara University Playing It Safe: The Role of Safetivism in Political Participation Nwankwo, Ugonma, Loyola Marymount University Cleaner Air with Green Infrastructure: A Case Study of Seattle’s South Park and Georgetown Obata, Taylor, Western Washington University Attitudes toward Marijuana Legalization: Using Crime Statistics as a Predicting Tool Paxton, Deuel, Trinity University Planned Parenthood as a Campaign Issue: How Politicians and the Media Distort Understanding of the Organization Pressey, Brianna, Chapman University Formation and Cohesion of Alliance Structures in the Indo- Pakistani War of 1971 Rodriguez-Vazquez, Esteban, Trinity University The Fleeting Democracy: An Analysis of Voter Turnout in U.S. Local Elections Rosario-Gregory, Brittany, Loyola Marymount University

113 Friday, March 25, 2016 1:15 – 3:00 PM

International Criminal Court: Constraining Political Ties Sridharan, Lavanya, University of San Diego The Relationship between Regime Type and Types of Terrorist Incidents Wike, David, Loyola Marymount University Homelessness and Responsibility on Los Angeles' Skid Row Woolston, Savannah, Loyola Marymount University PANEL 27.03 Candidate Cues, Quality and Funding Location: America's Cup C, Fourth Level Chair: Martin, Danielle, California State University, Sacramento Papers: The Effectiveness of House Campaign Expenditures in an Age of Outside Spending and Dark Money Dominance Baker, Anne, Santa Clara University Cues, Groups and Ballot Propositions Nicholson, Stephen, University of California, Merced Bowler, Shaun, University of California, Riverside Embrace or Eschew? Position Taking on Unpopular Presidents in Senate Elections Chaturvedi, Neilan, California Polytechnic University, Pomona Haynes, Chris, University of New Haven Polarization of Candidate Quality Perceptions: Evidence of Ideological Bias in Voters’ Evaluations of Candidates’ Competence Martin, Danielle, California State University, Sacramento Forget Congress: Reforming Campaign Finance Through Mutually Assured Destruction Warshaw, Nick, UCLA School of Law Discussants: Nicholson, Stephen, University of California, Merced Baker, Anne, Santa Clara University PANEL 28.01 Roundtable: Feminists to Watch Out For! Location: La Jolla B, Second Level Chair: Marso, Lori, Union College Papers: Wittig Zerilli, Linda, University of Chicago Cooper Weiss, Penny, St. Louis University Okin Tronto, Joan, University of Minnesota

114 Friday, March 25, 2016 1:15 – 3:00 PM

Warner Shanks, Torrey, University at Albany, State University of New York Truth Naranch, Laurie, Siena College Adams Moynagh, Patricia, Wagner College Akerman Marso, Lori, Union College Wollstonecraft Maione, Angela, Harvard University Young Ferguson, Michaele, University of Colorado, Boulder Goldman Ferguson, Kathy, University of Hawaii Kincaid Brettschneider, Marla, University of New Hampshire PANEL 30.03 Emerging Identities and Attitudes Location: Gaslamp C, Second Level Chair and Aoki, Andrew, Augsburg College Discussant: Papers: Moving Beyond Chinatown: Asian American Group Identity and Context in the 21st Century Wilcox-Archuleta, Bryan, University of California, Los Angeles Leung, Vivien, University of California, Los Angeles Disaggregating Indian Americans from Asian Americans Sriram, Shyam, University of California, Santa Barbara Arora, Maneesh, University of California, Irvine Shah, Sono, University of California, Riverside An Examination of the Immigrant Cohort Hypothesis with Cuban American and Vietnamese American Political Incorporation Le, Loan, Institute for Good Government and Inclusion (IGGI) Su, Phi, University of California, Los Angeles Interracial Marriage and Political Partisanship of Asian Americans Park, Saemyi, University of Wisconsin, Whitewater Kim, Yeongmin, University of Wisconsin, Whitewater

115 Friday, March 25, 2016 1:15 – 3:00 PM

Using Freedom of Information Act Requests for Research on Democratic Inclusion Le, Loan, Institute for Good Government and Inclusion (IGGI) Bass, Jackie, Harvard University PANEL 31.06 Decolonizing Justice, Revolution, and Reform Location: Gaslamp B, Second Level Chair: Tsosie, Carissa, Northern Arizona University Papers: Making Over Justice: Danger and Opportunity in Criminal Justice Reform Anderson, John-Paul (JP), University of Washington Indigenous Resurgence, Settler Colonialism, and the Politics of Climate Justice Dhillon, Jaskiran, The New School Representations of Wild Horses within Advocacy Narratives and the Possibility of Animal Abolition Politics Zeddy, Amanda, University of California, Santa Barbara Lovato, Brian, Independent Researcher Revolution and the Foreigner: Ernesto Guevara and Anti- colonialism in the Plural Mares, Gabriel, University of Massachusetts at Amherst PANEL 32.06 Family, Public/Private Boundaries, and the American State: Historical Perspectives Location: Gaslamp A, Second Level Chair: Strach, Patricia, University at Albany, SUNY Papers: Child Abuse, Policy Communities, and the Definition of Social Problems Szymanski, Ann-Marie, University of Oklahoma Citizens Never Born: Eugenic Sterilization and Breeding ''Better'' Americans Wilson, Elspeth, University of Pennsylvania Family, Race, and Political Development in Antebellum Louisiana Courts Alphonso, Gwendoline, Fairfield University Linking Children and Families to the State through the Administrative Work of Early Juvenile Courts Nackenoff, Carol, Swarthmore College Sullivan, Kathleen, Ohio University Discussants: Strach, Patricia, University at Albany, SUNY Kersch, Ken, Boston College

116 Friday, March 25, 2016 1:15 – 3:00 PM

PANEL 35.20 Meet the Editors Location: Seaport F, Second Level Chair: Hayward, Clarissa, Washington University Mendez, Jeanette, Oklahoma State University Scott, James, Texas Christian University Papers: APSR Martinez-Ebers, Valerie, University of North Texas JOP Merolla, Jennifer, University of California, Riverside PGI McCann, James, Purdue University PRQ Hayward, Clarissa, Washington University Mendez, Jeanette, Oklahoma State University Scott, James, Texas Christian University

117 Friday, March 25, 2016 3:15 – 5:00 PM

Friday, March 25, 2016 3:15 - 5:00 PM PANEL 01.07 Revolution, Rebellion, and Political Instability Location: Regatta A, Fourth Level Chair and Lee, Chris, Niagara University Discussant: Papers: Do Theories of Revolution Capture Contemporary Revolutions in Africa? Reddy, Movindri, Occidental College Identity Group Allegiance in Civil Wars Ash, Konstantin, University of California San Diego Capability or Vulnerability? Saddam Hussein’s Iraq and Conflict Initiation Van Orden, Patrick, University of Oregon PANEL 03.08 On the Governance of Space: Local and International Perspectives Location: Coronado E, Fourth Level Chair: Cannavo, Peter, Hamilton College Papers: Challenging Liberalism through a Rights-Based Approach: The Paradox of the Community Rights Movement? Chaves, Elisabeth, Vassar College Beyond Good and Bad? The Relational City as a Basis for a Hopeful Environmentalism Hunold, Christian, Drexel University Justice and the Representation of Detroit's Future Williams, Justin, University of Michigan The Rise of Mountain Governance in the Anthropocene Youatt, Rafi, New School for Social Research Discussant: Tarrant, Seaton, University of Florida PANEL 04.06 The Politics of Water Governance at a Time of Crisis: Creating Opportunities through new Analytical Lenses Location: La Jolla A, Second Level Chair and Pacheco-Vega, Raul, Centro de Investigacion y Docencia Discussant: Economicas (CIDE)

118 Friday, March 25, 2016 3:15 – 5:00 PM

Papers: The Politics of Bottled Water at a Time of Crisis: Mobilizations in California and British Columbia's against Nestle Pacheco-Vega, Raul, Centro de Investigacion y Docencia Economicas (CIDE) Public Adaptation through the Backdoor: Can We Move Toward Adaptive Water Governance? York, Abigail, Arizona State University Eakin, Hallie, Arizona State University Smith-Heister, Skaidra, Arizona State University Bausch, Julia C., Arizona State University Aggarwal, Rimjhim, Arizona State University Anderies, John M., Arizona State University Testing the Water: Investigating Water Manager Responses to Ecological and Institutional Change to Understand Adaptive Governance Childress-Runyon, Amber, Colorado State University Coalition Dynamics under Collaborative Norms: Using the Advocacy Coalition Framework to Understand Collaborative Policy Processes Koebele, Elizabeth, University of Colorado, Boulder Narrative, Storytelling, and Arts-based Engagement: Revisiting Water Governance Harris, Leila, The University of British Columbia PANEL 05.02 The Public and Rhetorical Presidency Location: Seaport A, Second Level Chair: Jarvis, Matthew, California State University, Fullerton Papers: The Interpretable Presidency Revisited Holtzman, Richard, Bryant University A New Measure of the President’s Ideology Bonnet, Derek, University of California, San Diego Guenther, Scott, University of California, San Diego Kernell, Samuel, University of California, San Diego Presidential Usage of Collaborative Rhetoric: Causes and Consequences Olds, Christopher, University of Central Florida The Nonprofit Economy and the Public Good: Critical Analysis of U.S. Presidential Discourse Orchard, Charlene, University of Utah Discussant: Azari, Julia, Marquette University

119 Friday, March 25, 2016 3:15 – 5:00 PM

PANEL 06.06 LGBTQ Activism and Its Intersections in the United States PANEL 13.03 Location: Coronado A, Fourth Level Chair and Smith, Charles, University of California, Irvine Discussant: Papers: Queering Rights: Bridging Barriers Through Statewide LGBTQ and Immigrant Rights Coalitions? Adam, Erin, University of Washington Restaging the Political: Embodied Knowledge and Transgender Activism Aultman, B, The Graduate Center, City University of New York We are Fighting for Our Lives: Lesbian and Gay Politics in the U.S. During Conservative Ascendancy, 1988 - 1990 Zein, Murib, University of Minnesota-Twin Cities Does Anger Motivate Political Activism? Emotion and Frame Alignment in the Gay Community News Baldwin, Eric, University of California, Irvine The Dance of Policy Argumentation: Framing Marriage for Different Policy Venues Fisher, Shauna, West Virginia University PANEL 07.02 Socialization and Political Identity Location: Regatta B, Fourth Level Chair and Nishikawa Chávez, Katsuo, Trinity University Discussant: Papers: Amor, Que Piensas?: Spousal Political Socialization in Mexican Immigrant Communities. Garcia-Castanon, Marcela, San Francisco State University Pathways to Political and Civic Engagement for Undocumented Immigrants in the United States Holzner, Claudio, University of Utah Conflict of Identities: An Analysis of Afro-Latinos and the Impact of Dual-Identity Construction on Intergroup Conflict, Cooperation, and Socio-Political Cohesion Howard, Tiffiany, University of Nevada, Las Vegas Politics from the Altar: Religious Messages, Immigration Policy, and Political Mobilization among Latinos Corral, Alvaro, University of Texas at Austin

120 Friday, March 25, 2016 3:15 – 5:00 PM

From Republicans to Democrats?: Intergenerational partisanship patterns of Vietnamese American electorates Ong, Paul, University of California, Los Angeles Chong, Chinbo, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor PANEL 08.08 International Organization II Location: Gaslamp D, Second Level Chair and Williams, Gregory, University of Northern Colorado Discussant: Papers: Bribery at the Security Council Ziolkowski, Caleb, University of California, Los Angeles The League of Nations: Enduring Legacies of the First Experiment at World Organization Cottrell, Patrick, Linfield College Institutional Memory in the Field: An Experimental Study among International Organization Elites Hardt, Heidi, University of California, Irvine Post-Conflict States and the Formation of International Organizations Wetherbee, Mac, University of Colorado, Boulder PANEL 09.01 Methods Cafe (For Description See http://wpsa.research.pdx.edu/meet/methods.pdf) Location: Seaport B, Second Level Chairs: Schwartz-Shea, Peregrine, University of Utah Yanow, Dvora, Wageningen University Host: Newcomer, Elizabeth, The Graduate Center, the City University of New York Tables: Analyzing Visual Materials: Paintings, Photographs, Other Visuals, . . . Bellhouse, Mary, Providence College Majic, Samantha, John Jay College/City University of New York Conversational Interviewing Soss, Joe, University of Minnesota Discourse Analysis Blanchard, Eric, SUNY Oswego Feminist Methods Hawkesworth, Mary, Rutgers University

121 Friday, March 25, 2016 3:15 – 5:00 PM

Interpretive Methods in Political Theory Walsh, Sean, Capital University Fatovic, Clement, Florida International University Intersectionality Research: Critical Approaches Beechey, Susanne, Whitman College Sampaio, Anna, Santa Clara University Law, Courts, and Judging: Interpretive Approaches Brandwein, Pamela, University of Michigan Race and American Political Development (APD) Fong, Edmund, University of Utah Schmidt, Ron, California State University, Long Beach Research Ethics Schwartz-Shea, Peregrine, University of Utah Yanow, Dvora, Wageningen University PANEL 10.06 Judicial Selection and Staffing Location: Balboa C, Second Level Chair and Lanier, Drew, University of Central Florida Discussant: Papers: Dissent in the Aftermath: The Efficacy of Interest Group Targeting Strategies of U.S. Courts of Appeals Nominees Campbell, Donald, Mississippi College School of Law Hendershot, Marcus, Oklahoma State University The Perils of a Politicized Judicial Appointment Process Holmes, Lisa, The University of Vermont Judges on TV: Interest Groups and Judicial Campaign Advertisements Wood, Frederick, Coastal Carolina University Duff, Jeremy, Midwestern State University PANEL 12.03 Media Information and Learning Location: Regatta C, Fourth Level Papers: Biased News and Subsidized Learning During Elections Kelly, Dimitri, Linfield College Press Coverage and Popular Protests: An Alternative Path to Presidential Accountability in Latin America Kellam, Marisa, Waseda University Stein, Elizabeth, State University of Rio de Janeiro

122 Friday, March 25, 2016 3:15 – 5:00 PM

Framing for Conflict Armoudian, Maria, University of Auckland Political Ad Fact Checking on Local TV News: Trust or Backfire? Nalder, Kimberly, California State University, Sacramento Televising Parliament: How the Introduction of TV Cameras in Parliament Changed Legislative Behavior in Turkey Yildirim, Tevfik Murat, University of Missouri, Columbia PANEL 14.01 Neoliberalism and the Anthropocene Location: La Jolla B, Second Level Chair: Anker, Elisabeth, George Washington University Papers: The Anthropocene and The Mythic Connolly, William, Johns Hopkins University The Anthropocene, the Human, and the Neoliberal Condition Dumm, Thomas, Amherst College Freedom of the Anthropocene Anker, Elisabeth, George Washington University Climate Change and Crises of Humanism Brown, Wendy, University of California, Berkeley Discussant: Ferguson, Kathy, University of Hawaii PANEL 14.18 Democratic Reason and Decision Making Location: Coronado B, Fourth Level Chair and Latimer, Trevor, University of Georgia Discussant: Papers: The Necessity of Participation: The Republican View Selby, David, Berkeley City College Theorizing the Empirical: Qualitative Research and Normative Political Theory Craven, Luke, University of Sydney Pre-Modern Presidential Prerogatives: Case Studies and General Trends from Washington to McKinley Jones, Jordan, University of Oklahoma Normative Democratic Theory as a Tool for Practical Reasoning Bowman, Quinlan, University of California, Berkeley

123 Friday, March 25, 2016 3:15 – 5:00 PM

PANEL 15.08 Democratic Theory II Location: Balboa B, Second Level Chair and McCarty, Timothy, University of San Diego Discussant: Papers: Moderating Islamism: The Political Effects of Scholarly Discourses Cakir, Dunya, National University of Singapore Beyond Spontaneity versus Organization Divide: Thinking Radical Democratic Action Anew Cidam, Cigdem, Union College Taking Active Citizenship Seriously in Contemporary China: Civil Society and the Athenian Straw Man Tyner, Adam, Hanover Research Is Radical Democracy the Solution? A Critique of Liberal Muslims’ Democratic Theory Yenigun, Halil, Istanbul Commerce University PANEL 15.18 Postmodern Location: Coronado D, Fourth Level Chair and Debrix, Francois, Virginia Tech Discussant: Papers: Situating Baudrillard: Critical Theory, Postmodernism, and the Politics of Digital Culture Artrip, Ryan, Virginia Tech Ups and Downs: Thinking about Democratic Legitimacy from a Performative Perspective Lavi, Liron, Tel Aviv University Deleuzean Dramatization as Method for Non-Normative Political Theorizing Practice Otobe, Nobutaka, Ibaraki University Disciplinary Dialectics: Simone Weil and Michel Foucault on Our Complicity in Our Own Domination Ritner, Scott, The New School for Social Research PANEL 16.08 Disobedience, Revolution and Zealotry Location: Seaport C, Second Level Chair: Tipler, Kathleen, University of Oklahoma

124 Friday, March 25, 2016 3:15 – 5:00 PM

Papers: Laissez-Faire, Quackery, and the Twenty-Five Millions: Carlyle on the Revolutionary Masses Dinnin, Alec, University of Florida Jacobinism and Calculated Deicide in the Trial and Execution of Louis XVI Duong, Kevin, Cornell University Patriots in the Court of Pandaemonium: Massacre Day and the Performance of Zealous Subjectivity in Revolutionary Boston Eber-Schmid, Noah, Rutgers University Their Own Document of Freedom in Their Own Way: Constitutional Principles and the (Un)constituting Action of Disobedience Pineda, Erin, University of Chicago Discussant: Saccarelli, Emanuele, San Diego State University PANEL 16.20 Glorious Expenditure: The Political Theory of Georges Bataille Location: Seaport F, Second Level Chair: Ferguson, Michaele, University of Colorado, Boulder Papers: Excess and Ecstasy in the Age of Furious Media Mellamphy, Nandita, Western University Redemption Without a Subject, Responsibility Without Guilt: Bataille, The Book of Job, and Ursula LeGuin's 'The Ones Who Walk Away from Omelas' Hirsch, Alexander, University of Alaska All the World is Tibet: Re-thinking Bataille’s Materialism in an Age of Global Warming Mathiowetz, Dean, University of California, Santa Cruz Georges Bataille and the Will to Domination: Micropolitics and Macropolitical Change Rowe, James, University of Victoria Discussant: Martel, James, San Francisco State University PANEL 17.06 Historicizing Party Politics: Partisan Posturing and Dramatic Turns Location: Balboa A, Second Level Chair and King, Ronald, San Diego State University Discussant:

125 Friday, March 25, 2016 3:15 – 5:00 PM

Papers: The Not So “Silent Majority”: Politics of FEAR in a RACIALLY DIVERSIFYING America Garcia, Rogelio, Los Angeles City College Conservative Crusader: William Knowland and the Republican Party’s Turn to the Right Butler, Sara, College of the Desert Turn Out the Lights the Party is Over: Analyzing the Southern Walkout at the 1860 Democratic Party Convention Using James Ceaser’s Party Classifications Guerra, Dustin, Community Christian College Guerra, Darren, Biola University The Libertarian Turn: Conservative Politics and the Anti-War Rhetoric of Ron Paul Magee, Michael, University of Oregon PANEL 18.06 Gender, Race and Violence on Screen Location: America's Cup A, Fourth Level Chair and Johnston, Steven, University of Utah Discussant: Papers: Playing the Hero Card: Prerogative Power and Homoterritorialism in Homeland and Zero Dark Thirty Deylami, Shirin, Western Washington University To Win a War: Gendered Violence and Historical Memory in Bletchley Circle Rank, Allison, State University of New York at Oswego Pool, Heather, Denison University What Reading Flannery O'Connor with Hannah Arendt Teaches us about Political Violence Staudinger, Alison, University of Wisconsin-Green Bay PANEL 20.03 Ideas Working Toward Good Governance Location: America's Cup B, Fourth Level Chair: Fletcher, Kimberley, San Diego State University Papers: Creating More Egalitarian Citizens: The Interaction of Civil Society and Federalism Poppe, Jerry, Upper Iowa University

126 Friday, March 25, 2016 3:15 – 5:00 PM

Evolution of Collaborative Governance: The Case of Integrated Regional Water Management in San Diego Hui, Iris, Stanford University Dehart, Cameron, Stanford University Ulibarri, Nicola, Stanford University The Outer Limits of Bureaucratic Neutrality: A Natural Field Experiment of Private Financial Interests and Decision Making on the National Labor Relations Board Peterson, Jordan, University of Southern California Discussant: Diggs, Nicole, California State University, East Bay PANEL 21.02 Religious Identities and Religious Prejudice Location: America's Cup D, Fourth Level Chair and HoSang, Daniel, University of Oregon Discussant: Papers: The Etiology of Polish Attitudes toward Muslims: Evidence from a 2015 Survey Golebiowska, Ewa, Wayne State University Laughing Away Prejudice? Evaluating the Role of Comedy in Reducing Anti-Muslim Attitudes OBrien, Benjamin Gonzalez, Highline College Godsil, Rachel, Seton Hall University Balcetis, Emily, New York University Falling on Deaf Ears or Forming Conscience? The Effects of Pastorals on Catholic Public Opinion Kraybill, Jeanine, California State University, Bakersfield Separate Selves: Religiopolitical Identities and Behaviors of British Evangelicals Hatcher, Andrea, Sewanee: The University of the South Candidate Religion, Ideological Perceptions, and Elite Behavior Merolla, Jennifer, University of California, Riverside Madrid, Raul, Claremont Graduate University Yanez Ruiz, Aldo, Claremont Graduate University Schroedel, Jean, Claremont Graduate University PANEL 23.05 Black and Brown Multicultural Politics Location: Old Town B, Second Level Chair and Alvarez, Linda, California State University, Northridge Discussant:

127 Friday, March 25, 2016 3:15 – 5:00 PM

Papers: President Obama and the Rhetoric of Race: Between Responsibility and Respectability. Gooding, Cory, University of San Diego Axes of Inequality: the Causes of Black-Latino Political Commonality Israel-Trummel, Mackenzie, University of Oklahoma Schachter, Ariela, Stanford University Latino Identities and Census Categories Kay, Kristine, University of California, Berkeley Intergroup Relations in Los Angeles: 50 Years After Watts Calfano, Brian, Missouri State University Martinez-Ebers, Valerie, University of North Texas Branton, Regina, University of North Texas Obama, Immigration Policy, and Multiethnic Coalitions Frasure-Yokley, Lorrie, University of California, Los Angeles Greene, Stacey, University of California, Los Angeles PANEL 24.02 Roundtable: Budgeting in the Western States, Part II Location: Seaport G, Second Level Chairs: Robinson, Jennifer, University of Utah Simon, Christopher, University of Utah Presenters: Alaska Wright, Glenn, University of Alaska Southeast Arizona Wells, David, Arizona State University California DiSarro, Brian, California State University, Sacramento Hussey, Wesley, California State University, Sacramento Colorado Berry, Michael, University of Colorado, Denver Hawaii Belt, Todd, University of Hawaii at Hilo Hoffman, Tyler D., University of Hawaii at Hilo Moore, Colin D., University of Hawaii at Manoa Montana Greene, Jeffrey, University of Montana Barsky, Christina, University of Montana Nevada Morin, Robert, Western Nevada College

128 Friday, March 25, 2016 3:15 – 5:00 PM

New Mexico Seckler, Kim, New Mexico State University Oregon Steel, Brent S., Oregon State University Henkels, Mark, Western Oregon University Gultom, Yohanna, Oregon State University Utah Robinson, Jennifer, University of Utah Ball, Jonathan, State of Utah Tennert, Juliette, University of Utah Washington Benjamin, Francis, Washington State University Chavez-Pringle, Maria, Pacific Lutheran University Wyoming Schuhmann, Robert, University of Wyoming PANEL 25.02 Beyond the Classroom: Engaging Students in a Meaningful Way Location: Seaport H, Second Level Chair: Kraus, Jeffrey, Wagner College Papers: Tying Psychosocial Well-being Directly to Academic Achievement: Pitfalls and Potential Baek, Kyeonghi, SUNY Buffalo State Yacobucci, Peter, SUNY Buffalo State McGovern, Patrick, SUNY Buffalo State Making a Difference: Bridging Theory and Practice in the Social Science Classroom Grossman, Michael, University of Mount Union Grossman, Elizabeth, Stark State College Politics, Allegory, and Storytelling Krueger, James, University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh Cohen, Alexander, Ashford University Students Set the Tone: Steps to Reach Carbon Neutrality for 2020 and Beyond Rinfret, Sara, University of Montana Discussant: Sokoloff, William, University ot Texas at Rio Grande Valley

129 Friday, March 25, 2016 3:15 – 5:00 PM

PANEL 30.04 Roundtable: Getting the Job/Getting Tenure Location: Gaslamp C, Second Level Chair: Lai, James, Santa Clara University Participants: Aoki, Andrew, Augsburg College Fu, May, University of San Diego Geron, Kim, California State University, East Bay Lien, Pei-te, University of California, Santa Barbara PANEL 31.07 Roundtable: Decolonial Keywords Location: Gaslamp B, Second Level Participants: Ciccariello-Maher, George, Drexel University Pasternak, Shiri, Osgoode Faculty of Law, York University Nichols, Robert, University of Minnesota Taylor-García, Daphne, University of California, San Diego Coulthard, Glen, University of British Columbia PANEL 32.07 Families and Family Politics Location: Gaslamp A, Second Level Chair and Alphonso, Gwendoline, Fairfield University Discussant: Papers: What Makes a Family: The Role of Criminal Prosecution and Deportation in Shaping Family Politics Yamin, Priscilla, University of Oregon Gash, Alison, University of Oregon The Patriarchalism of Current Policies towards Class and Single Mother Families Carbone, June, University of Minnesota Law School Cahn, Naomi, George Washington University Law School The State of Marriage? How Location Affects Motivations to Marry Among Same-Sex Couples Andersen, Ellen, University of Vermont

Gender and Civic Belonging: What Makes Rights Work? Novkov, Julie, University at Albany, SUNY

WPSA Business Meeting WPSA Reception 5:15 – 6:00 PM 6:00 – 7:45 PM Location: Regatta A, Fourth Pool Deck, Fourth Level Level

130 Saturday, March 26, 2016 8:00 - 9:45 AM

Saturday, March 26, 2016 8:00 - 9:45 AM PANEL 01.10 Politics of Inequality Location: Regatta A, Fourth Level Chair and Aleman, Jose, Fordham University Discussant: Papers: The Socio-Economic Origins of the Latin American States: 1800-2000 Bahamonde, Hector, Rutgers University Modeling East Asian Welfare States by Bringing the State Back In: Why Did the State-led Coordination Create the Virtuous Cycle between Growth and Redistribution? Kim, Seokdong, Claremont Graduate University On the Origins of Clientelism: Welfare in a Theory of Perverse Accountability Mignozzetti, Umberto, New York University PANEL 03.12 Political Theory in the Anthropocene Location: Coronado E, Fourth Level Chair: Surak, Sarah, Salisbury University Papers: Political Theorists -- and Political Theory -- in the Anthropocene Meyer, John, Humboldt State University Turning Political Theory toward the Anthropocene: An Open Road or Another Dead-End ? Luke, Timothy, Virginia Tech The State of Ecological Exception: Finding a Way Forward between Scientific Appeals and Political Inertia Hendlin, Yogi, University of Vienna Land, Law and People: Social Movements and Environmental Justice in the Anthropocene Crews, Chris, New School for Social Research Discussant: Gabrielson, Teena, University of Wyoming PANEL 08.09 China in the International System Location: Gaslamp D, Second Level Chair and Haas, Michael, California Polytechnic University, Pomona Discussant: Papers: Mearsheimer vs. Nye on the Rise of China Callahan, William, London School of Economics

131 Saturday, March 26, 2016 8:00 - 9:45 AM

Cross-Strait Relations after the 2016 Taiwan Presidential Election: The Impact of Changing Taiwanese Identity Li, Yitan, Seattle University Zhang, Enyu, Seattle University Growing Diplomacy, Shrinking Ministry -- How Chinese Diplomats Have Been Marginalized in Foreign Policymaking Sun, Jing, University of Denver China's Economic Diplomacy in Sri Lanka Gueorguiev, Dimitar, Syracuse University Fernando, Janeen, Verité Research PANEL 08.14 Varieties of Capitalism Location: Regatta B, Fourth Level Chair and Ha, Eunyoung, Claremont Graduate University Discussant: Papers: Looking for Demand: Relative Economic Performance and the Fiscal Policy Response to Recessions Beckman, Tristin, University of California, Santa Barbara Varieties of Transposition: A Critique of Varieties of Capitalism Engel, Sascha, Virginia Tech The Impact of Government Ideology, and Exchange Rate Regime on Currency Crisis Ha, Eunyoung, Claremont Graduate University Lee, Dong-wook, Claremont Graduate University Globalizing Government-Business Relations: Multinational Corporations and the Japanese Pharmaceutical Market Govella, Kristi, University of California, Berkeley PANEL 14.09 Winning, Losing, Virtue, and Corruption Location: La Jolla B, Second Level Chair and Ferguson, Kennan, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee Discussant: Papers: Democratic Losers: Sportsmanship and the Ethics of Winning and Losing Bunting, Thomas, University of Wisconsin-Madison Avramenko, Richard, University of Wisconsin-Madison Liberalism and the Exiling Society McGinnis, Briana, McGill University In Defense of Corruption Evan, Farr, Lewis & Clark College

132 Saturday, March 26, 2016 8:00 - 9:45 AM

Montesquieu and Virtuous Honor Drummond, Nicholas, University of Missouri Betting Against the Job Market Parr, Tom, University of Essex PANEL 14.20 Sovereignty and Order Location: Coronado D, Fourth Level Chair and LeJeune, John, University of California, San Diego Discussant: Papers: Place Contra Empire: Vine Deloria, Jr. and the Political Theology of Place Temin, David, University of Minnesota-Twin Cities State as a Tragic Hero? An Iranian Perspective on Tragedy, Choice and Hubris in the Contemporary International System Mousavi, Seyed Saeed, Florida International University Machiavelli’s End of Politics: Virtú Liberty as Mantenere lo Stato, and Glory Cotkin, Aaron, University of California, San Diego PANEL 15.09 Economic Theory Location: Old Town A, Second Level Chair and Ron, Amit, Arizona State University Discussant: Papers: Minimizing Concentrated Power: Outlines of a Theory of Democracy Bagg, Samuel, Duke University The Post-Fordist Prince: Virtuosity and Sovereignty in Machiavelli and Virno Fisken, Timothy, University of Birmingham Toward a Critical Theory of Institutional Political Economy Kirsch, Robert, Arizona State University Work and Its Others in the Contemporary Political Imagination McManus, Helen, George Mason University and The George Washington University Alternatives to Neoliberalism: Restorative and Transformative Perspectives Peschek, Joseph, Hamline University

133 Saturday, March 26, 2016 8:00 - 9:45 AM

PANEL 15.19 Race, Identity, and Empire Location: Regatta C, Fourth Level Chair and Reddy, Movindri, Occidental College Discussant: Papers: Conflicting Theories/Conflicting Practices: Eric Williams and CLR James’s Visions of Transnational Black Politics from a Post-Colonial Perspective Commissiong, Anand, West Texas A&M University Race, Class, and Gender in Gramsci’s Intersectional Analysis of Subalternity Green, Marcus, Otterbein University Promise as Disavowal: Race, Empire, and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights Mackinnon, Emma, University of Chicago Exhibiting Recognition: Consultation and Self-Definition at the Canadian Museum of History Tom, Caitlin, University of California, Berkeley PANEL 15.26 Freedom as Marronage, by Neil Roberts, Author Meets Critics Location: America's Cup C, Fourth Level Chair: Balfour, Lawrie, University of Virginia Commentators: Dilts, Andrew, Loyola Marymount University Gordon, Jane, University of Virginia Lindsay, Keisha, University of Wisconsin, Madison Marshall, Stephen, University of Texas at Austin Author/ Roberts, Neil, Williams College Responder PANEL 16.09 Early American Political Thought Location: Seaport C, Second Level Chair and McWilliams, Susan, Pomona College Discussant: Papers: Dogma and Deliberation in Thomas Jefferson’s Republican Politics Fatovic, Clement, Florida International University Practicing Equality and Sovereignty: Tocqueville on Associations. Gercek, Salih Emre, Northwestern University

134 Saturday, March 26, 2016 8:00 - 9:45 AM

Virtue and Democracy in Jacksonian Political Thought Zakaras, Alex, University of Vermont Radical Romanticism: Democracy, Religion, and the Environmental Imagination Cladis, Mark, The Brooke Russell Astor Professor of the Humanities, Brown University ''The Wolf by the Ear'': Thomas Jefferson and Herrenvolk Democracy Gorup, Michael, Cornell University PANEL 18.07 The View from Below Location: America's Cup A, Fourth Level Chair and Rushing, Sara, Montana State University Discussant: Papers: Submission: Amgibuity, Hypocrisy and Misanthropy in Michel Houellebecq's Imaginary Politics Berg-Sørensen, Anders, University of Copenhagen Turning the Social Contract Inside Out: Neoliberal Governance and Subjectivity in Two Days, One Night Watkins, Robert, Columbia College Chicago Not All are Aboard: The Politics of Postcolonial Refusal in Joon-Ho Bong's Snowpiercer Lee, Fred, The University of Connecticut, Storrs Manicastri, Steven, The University of Connecticut, Storrs Staging Inequality and Speech in 19thc Abolitionist Poems: The Poetic Tropes of the Solitary Slave and Mass Reading Publics in Early African American Political Literature Shipper, Joshua, University of Michigan PANEL 23.09 Race, Ethnicity, and Policing Location: Old Town B, Second Level Chair: Gooding, Cory, University of San Diego Papers: Destructive Nostalgia: What Explains White Working Class Radicalism? Gest, Justin, George Mason University Reny, Tyler, University of California, Los Angeles Mayer, Jeremy, George Mason University Can't Trust It: Assessing the Impact of Threat on the Trust and Political Knowledge of African Americans in Ferguson, Missouri Alvarez, Linda, California State University, Northridge Cargile, Ivy, St. Norbert College

135 Saturday, March 26, 2016 8:00 - 9:45 AM

Criminal Justice and the Polarization of Public Opinion Maltby, Elizabeth, University of Iowa American Exceptionalism, #BlackLivesMatter, and the Politics of Racial Distance Thompson, Debra, Northwestern University Gimme Shelter: The Myth and Reality of the American Sanctuary City O’Brien, Benjamin Gonzalez, Highline College Collingwood, Loren, University of California, Riverside El-Khatib, Stephen, University of California, Riverside Discussant: Towler, Christopher, Western Washington University PANEL 24.06 Federalism and Administration Location: La Jolla A, Second Level Chair and Fredericksen, Elizabeth, Boise State University Discussant: Papers: City, State, National: Cooperative Federalism From the Perspective of Mayors Glick, David, Boston University Einstein, Katherine, Boston University State Constitutions and State Courts: How Supreme Courts Respond to Constitutional Revision Brown, Adam, Brigham Young University Explaining Idaho: Administration and Politics in America’s Last Place State Ellison, Brian, University of Idaho Carlisle, Juliet, University of Idaho Shrestha, Manoj, University of Idaho PANEL 28.02 Women's Agency and Complex Activism Location: Coronado B, Fourth Level Chair and McCarthy, Susan, Providence College Discussant: Papers: Regime Change and the Opening of Political Space for Women in Asia Nowacki, Dawn, Linfield College Aung, Thet, Linfield College Gender and Disaster: Women and Post-Fukushima Activism, Civil Society, and Democracy Hasunuma, Linda, Franklin and Marshall College

136 Saturday, March 26, 2016 8:00 - 9:45 AM

Womenomics under Abe's Leadership's Signs of Feminization of the Liberal Democratic Party? Och, Malliga, University of Denver Women's Path to Suicide Terrorism: Motivations, Strategies and Outcomes Alakoc, Burcu, Webster Univeristy PANEL 31.08 Intersectionality of Abolitionist/Decolonial Practices Location: Gaslamp B, Second Level Chair: Meyerhoff, Eli, Duke University Papers: Petrol States and Extractive Discipline: Considerations of Pipelines, Schools, and Dispossession Antar, Anniessa, Independent Scholar Don't Save Her: Capitalist Appropriation and Anti-Black Liberal Failings Briscoe, Chaz, Independent Scholar The Respectable Mob: Sexual Violence and Capitalist Terror, San Diego, 1912 Khan, Tariq, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign An Abolitionist Response to the Perils of the Global (Neoliberal) City Yarish, Jasmine, University of California, Santa Barbara Black|Queer|Feminist Disassembled Solidarity: In A Time of Rebellion Jordan, Taryn, Emory University PANEL 33.01 Civic Engagement and Political Science Teaching Location: Balboa A, Second Level Chair: Stambough, Stephen, California State University, Fullerton Papers: I Hear You: Dialogic Listening as the Foundation for Deliberative Dialogue Royden, Alexa, Queens University of Charlotte Does Institutionalizing Community Engagement Undermine Its Radical Objectives? Chaves, Elisabeth, Vassar College Cross-Cultural Civic Engagement Programs: How Does the Experience Change Students' Political Values? Forren, John, Miami University Discussant: Harriger, Katy, Wake Forest University

137 Saturday, March 26, 2016 8:00 - 9:45 AM

PANEL 33.02 Teaching In and About Diverse Communities Location: Balboa B, Second Level Chair: Levy, La Della L., College of Southern Nevada Papers: Assessment In Political Science Education: What’s Diversity Got To Do with It? Ricks, Boris, California State University, Northridge Teaching Political Theory Online at a ''Hispanic Serving Institution'' Sokoloff, William, University of Texas at Rio Grande Valley Class in the Classroom: Developing Student-Centered Discussions of Inequality, Poverty, and the “American Dream” Tice, Joanna, The Graduate Center, CUNY Teaching to Transform: Educating 21st Century Diverse Student Learners Levy, La Della L., College of Southern Nevada Discussant: Ricks, Boris, California State University, Northridge

138 Saturday, March 26, 2016 10:00 - 11:45 AM

Saturday, March 26, 2016 10:00 - 11:45 AM PANEL 01.05 Perils and Opportunities of Protest Politics: Transregional Comparisons Location: Regatta A, Fourth Level Chair: Sil, Rudra, University of Pennsylvania Papers: Perils and Opportunities for Private Sector Worker Protests in Contemporary China Wright, Teresa, California State University, Long Beach How Cold was ''Cold Steel''? Trade Unions in Russia's Steel Industry, 1992-2000 Evans, Allison, Western New Mexico University Proleptic Protest: The Challenge of Resisting a New Extractive Sector in Ecuador Riofrancos, Thea, Providence College Tunisian Trade Unions in Transition: Opportunities in Institutions, Perils in the Streets Hartshorn, Ian, University of Nevada, Reno Discussant: Carruthers, David, San Diego State University PANEL 03.11 Critical Theory and the Environment Location: Coronado E, Fourth Level Chair: Linch, Amy, Pennsylvania State University Papers: Reflections from a Damaged Planet: The Anthropocene as Accompaniment to Adorno Luke, Timothy, Virginia Tech (RE)Constructing Infrastructure for a Just Society: Marcuse’s Critical Theory as Praxis Surak, Sarah, Salisbury University Walking Through Walter Benjamin’s (Eco)Arcade: Ecological Catastrophes and Radical Ecopolitics Macdonald, Bradley, Colorado State University Myth, Morality, and Mass Deception: Critical Theory and Climate Change as the Disaster Triumphant Lawrence, Jennifer, Virginia Tech; Global Forum on Urban and Regional Resilience Discussant: Biro, Andrew, Acadia University

139 Saturday, March 26, 2016 10:00 - 11:45 AM

PANEL 07.05 Permanence and Precariousness Location: Regatta B, Fourth Level Chair and White, Julie, Ohio University Discussant: Papers: Contesting Transnational Precarity: Human Rights Advocacy for Marriage Migrants in South Korea Kim, Daisy, University of Southern California Rights to Settle? Comparing Migrant Care Worker Policies in Taiwan and South Korea Chien, Yi-Chun, University of Toronto Language, Law, and the Politics of Control: A Comparative Study of Refugee Protection and Immigration Controls Iverson, Erika, The Graduate Center, City University of New York In Search of Migrant Time - Temporary Labor Migrants and the Meaning of Time Harper, Robin, York College Zubida, Hani, The Max Stern Yezreel Valley College PANEL 08.10 Conflict Resolution Location: Gaslamp D, Second Level Chair and Amini, Gitty, University of La Verne Discussant: Papers: Norms and Rhetoric of Forgiveness in the Post-Conflict Reconciliation Engineering Chaouad, Robert, Institute for International and Strategic Affairs (France) Explaining Religious Violence Variation in Terror Environments: A New Dataset Day, Joel, University of Massachusetts, Lowell Picking Fights in the Fog of Law: Democracy and Trade Disputes at the WTO Dixon, Gregory, University of West Georgia Fluck, Danielle, University of West Georgia Arctic Shock: Utilizing Climate Change to Test Theories of Resource Competition Markowitz, Jonathan, School of International Relations, University of Southern California

140 Saturday, March 26, 2016 10:00 - 11:45 AM

PANEL 10.09 The Courts, the Media and Public Opinion Location: America's Cup C, Fourth Level Chair and Tipler, Kathleen, University of Oklahoma Discussant: Papers: Politicization and/or Legalization: How Court Decisions Affect How People Talk About Issues Glick, David, Boston University Christenson, Dino, Boston University Gupta, Harsh, Boston University The Presentational Style of Female Judges Johnson, Ann, California State University, San Bernardino Friedman, Sally, University at Albany Woodward, Jennifer, University at Albany, SUNY “The Watchdog’s Bite”-- Media Effects On Judicial Decision Making In U.S. State Courts Ravid, Itay, Stanford Law School PANEL 10.10 Impact, Compliance and the Constitution Location: Balboa C, Second Level Chair: McCann, Michael, University of Washington Papers: Citizen Suits Against the Environmental Protection Agency: The Animas River Spill Dichio, Michael, Fort Lewis College Judicial Power in Restraint: Compliance with Supreme Court Decisions Rejecting Constitutional Claims Strother, Logan, Syracuse University The Union Indissoluble: Federalism and American Constitutional Instability, 1800-1850 Woodward-Burns, Robinson, University of Pennsylvania Seriously! Why Isn’t Anyone Listening? The Mystery of Fisher II and Supreme Court’s Futile Attempt at Control Yacobucci, Peter, SUNY Buffalo State Discussant: Barrick, Andrea, Fairmont State University PANEL 14.06 Why Democracy is Oppositional, John Medearis, Author Meets Critics Location: Gaslamp C, Second Level Chair: Warnke, Georgia, University of California, Riverside

141 Saturday, March 26, 2016 10:00 - 11:45 AM

Commentators: Breiner, Peter, University at Albany, State University of New York Pateman, Carole, University of California at Los Angeles Chambers, Simone, University of California, Irvine Author/Responder: Medearis, John, University of California, Riverside PANEL 14.10 Commonalities, Differences, and Democratic Thought Location: La Jolla B, Second Level Chair and Pincock, Heather, Kennesaw State University Discussant: Papers: Disability, Tragedy, and the Imagination of Possible Futures Heffernan, Ann, University of Chicago Embracing Commonality without Erasing Difference: Can We Have Democratic Community in the 21st Century? Vick, Jason, University of California, Irvine Indigenous by Any Other Name -- Legal Recognition, Tolerance, and Identity Delaney, Danielle, University of Wisconsin-Madison Never Trust a Wolff? Philosophical Anarchism and Promise- Making Ward, Alan, University of California - San Diego PANEL 14.21 Roundtable: Political Theory and the Academy in Crisis Location: Coronado B, Fourth Level Chair: Barrow, Clyde, University of Texas, Rio Grande Valley Participants: Young, Katherine, University of Hawaii at Hilo Niemi, William, Western State Colorado University O'Connor, Daniel, California State University, Long Beach Forman, Michael, University of Washington, Tacoma Barrow, Clyde, University of Texas at Rio Grande Valley PANEL 15.10 Ethics Location: Old Town A, Second Level Chair and Osborn, Ronald, Wellesley College Discussant: Papers: What is Critical About a Genealogy of Human Rights? Golder, Ben, University of New South Wales, Australia The Lure and Myths of Fascism: Primo Levi's Cultural Critique of Mussolini's Regime LeJeune, John, University of California, San Diego

142 Saturday, March 26, 2016 10:00 - 11:45 AM

Governance of the Soul: Income Politics in Neoliberal Times Palazzo, David, York College, CUNY PANEL 16.10 Theory from the Extremes: Peril, Laughter, and Vice Location: Seaport C, Second Level Chair: Feit, Mario, Georgia State University Papers: The Book of Job: Towards a Genealogy of Democratic Impatience Feit, Mario, Georgia State University Adorno’s Dialectics of Laughter: The Political Risks and Possibilities of Laughter in the Modern Social Order Giamario, Patrick, Johns Hopkins University Hunger at the edge of the Political Handley, Lauren, Monterey Peninsula College The Politics of Contagion: Immunity and Community in Modern Plague Narratives Nacol, Emily, Vanderbilt University Discussant: Culbert, Jennifer, Johns Hopkins University PANEL 16.18 Roundtable: The Berkeley School of Political Theory: A Discussion of its Beginnings, Its Development and the Disagreements over Calling it a ''School'' Location: Seaport F, Second Level Chair: Hauptmann, Emily, Western Michigan University Participants: Hauptmann, Emily, Western Michigan University Weiner, Brian, University of San Francisco Ball, Terence, Arizona State University Gunnell, John, University at Albany (Emeritus) Mathiowetz, Dean, University of California Santa Cruz Strong, Tracy, University of California, San Diego PANEL 17.07 Policy and Time: Dynamics, Trends and Developments Location: America's Cup B, Fourth Level Chair and King, Ronald, San Diego State University Discussant: Papers: Punitive Policies, Moral Failings and the Creation of Social Policy Gritter, Matthew, Angelo State University

143 Saturday, March 26, 2016 10:00 - 11:45 AM

Subnational Policy Trajectories in Bilingual Education and the Significance of Policy Venues on Policy Outcomes: California v. Texas, 1965- 2010 Parris, Girma, University at Albany, SUNY Adoption and Repeal of Eugenics Laws Mitchell, Joshua, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville Toner, Brenan, Arkansas Tech University Governing the Greater China: Hong Kong and Chinese Territorial Assemblages Ming, Guanpei, University of Hawaii at Manoa PANEL 18.08 Political Moods: Humiliation, Humility, Indignation Location: America's Cup A, Fourth Level Chair: Seery, John, Pomona College Papers: Shame, Humiliation, and Whiplash Conway, Daniel, Texas A&M University The Motorcycle Gangs: Losers and Outsiders McWilliams, Susan, Pomona College Can There Be a Politics of Humility? Seery, John, Pomona College The Affective Politics of Honor: Wolf Hall, Machiavelli, and the Art of Power Rahman, Smita, DePauw University Discussant: Marso, Lori, Union College PANEL 19.04 Marriage and Family Location: Gaslamp A, Second Level Chair: Andersen, Ellen, University of Vermont Papers: Persuasion and Ballot Initiatives: How Persuasive Were the Campaign-Ads on Same-Sex Marriage? Flores, Andrew, University of California at Los Angeles School of Law While Marriage Was Won: How Focused Litigation Campaigns Affect the Legal Advocacy Industry and their Priorities Jones, David, University at Albany, SUNY Heroine Mothers: Women’s Bodies, Neo-Natal Policy, and Demographic Warfare in Israel Jordan, Holly, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University

144 Saturday, March 26, 2016 10:00 - 11:45 AM

The Lavender Tide: Explaining the Dissemination and Implementation of Same-Sex Marriage in Latin America Schulenberg, Shawn, Marshall University Reproductive Ethics as Pronatal Discourse Hubbard-Mattix, Laci, Washington State University Discussants: Fleischmann, Arnold, Eastern Michigan University Andersen, Ellen, University of Vermont PANEL 20.01 E-Government and Transparency Location: Coronado A, Fourth Level Chair and McWeeney, Thomas, California State University, San Discussant: Bernardino Papers: E-Government and Financial Documents: Using Empirical Research to Influence State-of-Practice and Transparency Chin, Roger, Claremont Graduate University Are Municipal Open Data Policies and Programs Delivering on their Promise? Bukalova, Dominika, University of San Diego Public Performance and Bureaucrats'' Perception Park, Soonae, Seoul National University Lee, Don, Seoul National University PANEL 21.03 Values, Emotions, Extremism Location: America's Cup D, Fourth Level Chair and Monardi, Fred, College of Southern Nevada Discussant: Papers: Activism, Policy Support, and Party Affiliation Hackett, Justin, California University of Pennsylvania The Influence of Emotions and Cues on Behavior Victor, Kristina, University of California, Davis Fear of Losses: How Anxiety and Loss Aversion Influence Political Participation Denny, Elaine, University of California, San Diego The Tea Party vs. The Supreme Court: Does Out-Group Anxiety Make Tea Partiers Want to Abolish the Supreme Court? Barreto, Matt, University of California, Los Angeles Parker, Christopher, University of Washington

145 Saturday, March 26, 2016 10:00 - 11:45 AM

Science Denialism: What Causes People to Doubt the Consensus of Experts? Seabrook, Nicholas, University of North Florida PANEL 22.05 Understanding Policy Change - Theories, Cases and Mechanisms Location: Seaport B, Second Level Chair: Bocanegra, Jose, South Texas College and University of Texas at Rio Grande Valley Papers: How Do Program Structure and Policies Drive Differences in Participation? The Case of Children’s Nutrition Programs in the U.S. Danielson, Caroline, Public Policy Institute of California Klerman, Jacob, Abt Associates Policy Change After the Punctuation: A Study of Changes in Charter School Policy Holyoke, Thomas, California State University, Fresno Brown, Heath, City University of New York California's Public Safety Realignment and Changes in Prosecutorial Charging Martin, Brandon, Public Policy Institute of California Lofstrom, Magnus, Public Policy Institute of California Raphael, Steven, University of California, Berkeley E-Commerce: Case Study San Luis Obispo Neumann, Seth, California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo Improvising Participation: New Participatory Spaces, Institutions, and Processes within Brazilian Cultural Policy Gillman, Anne, Johns Hopkins University Discussants: Bocanegra, Jose, South Texas College and University of Texas at Rio Grande Valley Zarkin, Michael, Westminster College PANEL 23.10 Understanding the Bias toward Minorities Location: Old Town B, Second Level Chair: Maltby, Elizabeth, University of Iowa Papers: The Moral Geography of Whiteness: How Immigration Threatens to the “Possessive Investment in Whiteness” Matos, Yalidy, Brown University

146 Saturday, March 26, 2016 10:00 - 11:45 AM

Understanding Attitudes Towards Public School Closure: The Role of Race and Experience Nuamah, Sally, Northwestern University Findings from the National Study of Color-Blindness and Color-Cognizance Lopez Bunyasi, Tehama, George Mason University The Durability of Negative Perceptions About Hispanics and Support for Anti-Immigrant Legislation Figueroa, Lucila, University of Virginia To Vote or to Vocalize: The Impact of Positive and Negative Police Encounters on Political Choice Garcia-Castañon, Marcela, San Francisco State University Walker, Hannah, University of Washington PANEL 24.07 State Policy Location: La Jolla A, Second Level Chair and Simon, Christopher, University of Utah Discussant: Papers: Crime Victims' Rights: State Policy Adoption Jeffries-Bilton, Vicki, Portland State University Conflicting Constituencies: Why States Pass Pro-Immigrant Polices Rivera, Michael, University of Texas at Austin Addressing the Incarceration and Recidivism Crisis: Increasing Access to Education In and After Prison Steffy, Tracy, Kingsborough Community College PANEL 28.07 Working Moms, Staffers, Republican Women, Planned Parenthood: Substantive Representation? Location: Seaport G, Second Level Chair and Schreiber, Ronnee, San Diego State University Discussant: Papers: Working Moms Represent: Fighting For Family Friendly Policies in Congress Bryant, Lisa, California State University, Fresno Hellwege, Julia, University of New Mexico The Hidden Influence of Women: The Effect of Women Staffers on the Policy Priorities of U.S. Mayors Hottman, Sara, Portland State University Valdini, Melody, Portland State University

147 Saturday, March 26, 2016 10:00 - 11:45 AM

Gendering the GOP: Woman-Invoked Rhetoric in Congress and the Emergence of a Conservative Women’s Ideology Wineinger, Catherine, Rutgers University #Like a Girl? An Experimental Investigation of Whether the Presence of Women in Elected Office Increases Female Empowerment Merolla, Jennifer, University of California, Riverside Sellers, Abbylin, Azusa Pacific University Kraybill, Jeanine, California State University, Bakersfield PANEL 29.03 Visions of Politics: Aesthetics and Space Location: Coronado D, Fourth Level Chair and Staudinger, Alison, University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Discussant: Papers: Alberti's Renaissance: The Autonomy of the Political and the Politics of Space Galambos, Peter, The New School for Social Research Divergent Distributions: Traversing Aesthetic Politics Hamilton, Matthew, University of Toronto Processes of Digital Political Thought: Algorithmic Representation and Interfaces of Persuasion Troumbley, Rex, Rice University PANEL 31.09 Diversities or Reproducing Misery? Theorizing Borders Location: Gaslamp B, Second Level Chair: Arnold, Kathleen, DePaul University Papers: Occupied Body, Occupied Mind: Transforming Vulnerability in Raja Shehadeh LeBlanc, John Randolph, University of Texas at Tyler Borders and Immobility Mostov, Julie, Drexel University Border Myths or Paradox? Territorial Sovereignty and Uprootedness Arnold, Kathleen, DePaul University Notes towards a Decolonial Anti-border Praxis Hernandez, Roberto, San Diego State University Discussant: Gonzales, Alfonso, University of Texas at Austin

148 Saturday, March 26, 2016 10:00 - 11:45 AM

PANEL 33.03 Workshop: Using Cid Meier's Civilization V to Teach International Relations Location: Balboa A, Second Level Chair: Garcia, Ryan, Rochester Institute of Technology PANEL 33.06 Workshop: Using Google Forms and Camtasia Studio To Enhance Teaching Location: Balboa B, Second Level Chair: Wells, David, Arizona State University PANEL 34.01 Citizenship, Inclusion and Mobilization Location: Nautical, Fourth Level Chair and Brysk, Alison, University of California, Santa Barbara Discussant: Papers: Human Rights as Political Tools Goodhart, Michael, University of Pittsburgh French Government and Civil Society Response to Anti- Semitic Hate Crimes Schimmel, Noam, McGill Legal Undocumented Migration and Roma Rights in France and Spain Bennett, Natasha, University of California, Santa Barbara Queer Mobilization in Turkish Political Parties Champeau, Josh, University of California, Santa Barbara

12:00 – 1:00 PM 12:00 – 1:00 PM Open Discussion: Issues in Open Discussion: The Community College Teaching Inclusive Classroom Location: Balboa A, Second Location: Balboa B, Second Level Level

149 Saturday, March 26, 2016 1:15 – 3:00 PM

Saturday, March 26, 2016 1:15 - 3:00 PM PANEL 01.11 Financial Crisis in Comparative Perspective Location: Regatta A, Fourth Level Chair and Cole, Alexandra, California State University, Northridge Discussant: Papers: The Politics of Banking Union in the EU: Regulator, Resolution and Deposit Insurance Cassell, Mark, Kent State University Hutcheson, Anna, Kent State University Europe under the Regime of “Crisis”: Genealogy and Use of a Discursive Category Chaouad, Robert, Institute for International and Strategic Affairs (France) Neoliberalism with a Vengeance: Greek Collective Bargaining and Labor Market Policy in the Context of the Eurozone Crisis, 2010-2015 Kennedy, Geoff, University of Oregon Loving the Rules but Hating the Rule Maker: Exploring the Divergence between Expert and Industry Assessments of Regulatory Quality Lockhart, Lucas, University of Minnesota-Twin Cities PANEL 03.09 Aesthetics and Affect in Environmental Critique Location: Coronado E, Fourth Level Chair: Gallagher, Megan, Whitman College Papers: Educating a Guardian: Re-Imagining Platonic Guardianship through Three Alternative Dialogues Grant-Young, Joshua, Brock University The Emotional Work of Caring about Climate Change Hall, Cheryl, University of South Florida Love in the Time of Chlorophyll: Gender, Nature, and the Libidinal Ecology of Superheroes Parson, Sean, Northern Arizona University Discussant: Wiebe, Sarah, University of Victoria

150 Saturday, March 26, 2016 1:15 – 3:00 PM

PANEL 07.06 Immigrant Visibility and Invisibility, Spectacle and PANEL 09.06 Absence Location: Regatta B, Fourth Level Chair: Maher, Kristen Hill, San Diego State University Papers: Detention as Deterrence: Diffusion of a Failed Policy? Mainwaring, Cetta, University of Waterloo Cook, Maria Lorena, Cornell University Invisible Workers, Visible Reformers: Immigrant Taxi Drivers Turning the Ambiguity of Between Independent Contractor Status to Their Advantage Esbenshade, Jill, San Diego State University Visible and Invisible Migrants in Border Photojournalism Maher, Kristen Hill, San Diego State University Elias, Jesse A Visible Geography of Invisible Journeys: Information, Representation and the Politics of Survival Brigden, Noelle, Marquette University Discussant: Harper, Robin, York College PANEL 08.11 International Security Location: Gaslamp D, Second Level Chair and Kinne, Brandon, University of California, Davis Discussant: Papers: Contemporary South Asian Politics: Globalization, Power, and Regional Security Cohesion Das, Runa, University of Minnesota-Duluth A Question of Costliness: Time Horizons and the Problem of Interstate Signaling Haynes, Kyle, Webster University Threats and Assurances in Coercive Diplomacy Kurizaki, Shuhei, Waseda University The Power of the Future in International Security: Expert Forecasts around Iran, 2005 - 2015 Shires, James, Oxford University The Politics of Nuclear Identity Hamidi, Sidra, Northwestern University

151 Saturday, March 26, 2016 1:15 – 3:00 PM

PANEL 08.15 Roundtable: Canadian Foreign Policy in a Unipolar World Location: Regatta C, Fourth Level Chair: Holland, Julie, Ball State University Participants: Kirkey, Christopher, State University of New York, College at Plattsburgh Hawes, Michael, Fulbright Canada and Queen's University Holland, Kenneth, Ball State University PANEL 11.05 Legislatures and Coalitions in Comparative Perspective Location: Gaslamp C, Second Level Chair: Williams, Brian, University of California, Riverside Papers: Minority Party Cabinet Participation in Comparative Context Allen, Geoff, University of California, Santa Barbara Brazilian Mayoral Coalitions: Constituency Building and Municipal Policy Priorities Hughes, David, Rice University More Politicians or Better Politicians? Selection and Size of Polities with Evidence from Brazil Cepaluni, Gabriel, State University of Sao Paulo - Brazil Mignozzetti, Umberto, New York University Explaining the Patterns of Ministerial Instability in Presidential Democracies Lee, Don, Seoul National University Hiding Compliance: Managing Coalition Conflict In EU Transposition Carroll, Royce, Rice University Loftis, Matt, University of Aarhus Discussant: Indridason, Indridi, University of California, Riverside PANEL 14.22 Persuasion, Authority, and Change Location: Coronado B, Fourth Level Chair and Becker, Jeffrey, University of the Pacific Discussant: Papers: Expertise and the Unpolitical: The Specter of Scientism in Democratic Theory Brown, Mark, California State University, Sacramento

152 Saturday, March 26, 2016 1:15 – 3:00 PM

Changing Frames: Wittgenstein, Certainty, and the Politics of Wonder Pennington, William, Cornell University Nietzsche's Philosophy of Life and the Transformation of Politics McNeal, Michael, Independent Scholar PANEL 15.11 Feminism Location: Old Town A, Second Level Chair and Pool, Heather, Denison University Discussant: Papers: (Re)Politicizing Rape: A Feminist Politics of Violence and Freedom Christensen, Emily, University of Washington Sapphic Ambivalences: Rethinking Nietzschean Contestation for Feminist Practices of Democracy Gambino, Elena, University of Minnesota An Affective Feminist Materialism?: Marxist Feminism, Social Reproduction, and Affective Capacity McMahon, John, The Graduate Center, CUNY Reclaiming Susan Okin for Feminist Democratic Theory: Revealing the Limitations of a Liberal Approach to Multiculturalism Taylor, Liza, Loyola Marymount University Trigger Warnings in Feminist Blogging and Beyond: Unlovely Enactments of the Speaking Subject of Democratic Discourse Washick, Bonnie, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor PANEL 15.16 Political Judgments Location: Seaport F, Second Level Chair and Breiner, Peter, University at Albany, State University of New Discussant: York Papers: From the Margin to the Center: “Otherness”, Subalterity, and the Problem of Difference in Modern Political Thought Bundy, Rheuben, University of Oregon The Entwinement of Reason and Aesthetics in Radical Democratic Action Mackin, Glenn, Eastman School of Music

153 Saturday, March 26, 2016 1:15 – 3:00 PM

What does Political Realism Offer Us?: Raymond Geuss and the Question of Judgment Miller, Caleb, University of California, Santa Barbara Dangerous Sensibilities: Moralizing in Contemporary Protest Ospina Pedraza, Ana Maria, University of Massachusetts at Amherst PANEL 15.20 Rawls Location: Coronado A, Fourth Level Chair and Hilmer, Jeff, State University of New York, Potsdam Discussant: Papers: Rawls, Race, and the Problem of the Basic Structure Banerjee, Kiran, University of Toronto Singer, Abraham, Georgetown University Real Value and Ideal Politics: Ecological Economics and Theories of Justice in the 1970s Battistoni, Alyssa, Yale University Thinking about the Veil of Ignorance: A Neuroeconomic View Cox, Adam, University of South Carolina Reconsidering the Ontology of the Political Self Lopez, Ramon, University of Chicago Community, Utopia and Knowledge: An Epistemological Critique of Rawlsian Liberalism Sumner, Jasper, Indiana University PANEL 15.27 Foucault and the Politics of Rights, by Ben Golder, Author Meets Critics Location: America's Cup C, Fourth Level Chair: Zerilli, Linda, University of Chicago Commentators: Hoffman, Marcelo Gundogdu, Ayten, Barnard College-Columbia University Zivi, Karen, Grand Valley State University Dilts, Andrew, Loyola Marymount University Author/ Golder, Ben, University of New South Wales (Australia) Responder: PANEL 15.29 Against Truth? Location: Gaslamp A, Second Level Chair: Shulman, George, New York University

154 Saturday, March 26, 2016 1:15 – 3:00 PM

Papers: Persuasion at Any Price? Strategies of Scriptural Argument in Hobbes' Leviathan McQueen, Alison, Stanford University The Politicality of Foucauldian Parrhesia: Hierarchy and Truth- Telling in Foucault's Late Lectures Maxwell, Lida, Trinity College Guilty, Not Guilty, Nullify: On the Risks and Possibilities of Jury Nullification Chakravarti, Sonali, Wesleyan University The Truth About Academic Faiths Satkunanandan, Shalini, University of California, Davis Discussant: Winter, Yves, McGill University PANEL 16.11 Empire and Anti-Colonialism PANEL 14.26 Location: Seaport C, Second Level Chair: Thomas, Brian, Kwantlen Polytechnic University Papers: Empire, Political Economy, and Commercial Incivility: the Case of David Hume Ince, Onur, Koç University We Are Not Your Slaves: Political Slavery, Amerindian Dispossession, and Anti-Imperialism in Pontiac's War Peters, Tacuma, Michigan State University A Political Theory of Decolonizing Assimilation?: Charles Eastman, Zitkala-sa, and the Society of American Indians, 1911-1923 Hendrix, Burke, University of Oregon Discussant: Abbas, Asma, Bard College at Simon PANEL 17.08 The Politics of Narrative and Voice Location: America's Cup B, Fourth Level Chair: Johnson, Natalie, Francis Marion University Papers: Mnemonic Enfranchisement and the Democratic Archive Kielty, Colin, University of Virginia Lois Waisbrooker: Anarchist Opponent of Marriage Shone, Steve, University of Texas at Rio Grande Valley Romantic Anarchism: Asceticism, Aestheticism, and Education Jun, Nathan, Midwestern State University

155 Saturday, March 26, 2016 1:15 – 3:00 PM

The Narrative Network: Analyzing Meta-narratives by Utilizing Network Narratives Kaplan, Yael Rivka, Hebrew University of Jerusalem Shenhav, Shaul, Hebrew University of Jerusalem Discussant: Rank, Allison, SUNY, Oswego PANEL 18.10 Who Will Watch the Watchers? Location: America's Cup A, Fourth Level Chair and Stoil, Michael, University of Guam Discussant: Papers: I Agreed to Wear the Badge, Not the Gun: (Re)Viewing Ethics of Policing through Stories of the American West Delaune, Tim, SUNY, Cortland Of Wolves and Men: Reflections on Plato's Guardians and Aaron Sorkin's ''A Few Good Men'' Guerra, Darren, Biola University PANEL 19.01 Queering Policy, Queering Institutions Location: Balboa C, Second Level Chair and Daum, Courtenay, Colorado State University Discussant: Papers: The State of Transgender Rights: Sex Panics and Bathroom Laws Caldwell, Anne, University of Louisville Intimate Relations: National Security, Citizenship and Pornography Moore, Chelsea, University of Washington Queering Prisons: An Analysis of Power Relations Francisco, Nicole, University of Oregon (Re)Imagining Plural Marriage Leitch, David, California State University, Northridge PANEL 21.04 Inequality and Economics Location: America's Cup D, Fourth Level Chair: Latner, Michael, California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo Papers: You Want To Spend My Money How?: Framing Effects on Tax Increases via Ballot Initiatives. Braidwood, Travis, Texas A&M University at Kingsville

156 Saturday, March 26, 2016 1:15 – 3:00 PM

Representational Inequity across Time and Space: Exploring the Declining Political Representation of the Poor Ellis, Christopher, Bucknell University The Subjective-to-Subjective Link in Economic Voting Using Afrobarometer Data Inbok, Rhee, University of California. San Diego PANEL 24.03 The City of Bell Scandal: What Happened and What Can We Learn? Location: Seaport B, Second Level Chair: Smoller, Fred, Chapman University Papers: Predator State: Corruption in a Council-Manager System: The Case of Bell, CA Hogen-Esch, Tom J., California State University, Northridge The New Bossism: The Post Council-Manager System Smoller, Fred, Chapman University The City of Bell: Multiculturalism and Civic Engagement Moodian, Michael, Chapman University Discussant: Blaser, Art, Chapman University PANEL 24.08 Urban Policy Location: La Jolla A, Second Level Chair and Keiser, Richard, Carleton College Discussant: Papers: In No Uncertain Terms: Term Limits and the Story of Municipal Reform Cantor, Douglas, University of Illinois at Chicago Individual support for multi-jurisdiction cooperation in American metropolitan areas Favre-Bulle, Thomas, Bill Lane Center for the American West, Stanford University We Don't Want to Show This! State Development Efforts and Grassroots Action in Rio's Favelas Muse Sinek, Wendy, University of California, Berkeley PANEL 25.03 Roundtable: Opinion Writing, Blogs and Social Media: The (Potential) Peril of Contributing to the Public Conversation Location: Seaport H, Second Level Chair: Flores, Nina, University of California, Los Angeles

157 Saturday, March 26, 2016 1:15 – 3:00 PM

Participants: Cramer, Renee, Drake University Marichal, Jose, California Lutheran University Tarrant, Shira, California State University, Long Beach PANEL 27.05 Roundtable: Redistricting Innovations after Arizona State Legislature v AIRC Location: Seaport A, Second Level Chair: Ron, Amit, Arizona State University Participants: Cain, Bruce, Stanford University Kousser, Thad, University of California, San Diego Chambers, Simone, University of California, Irvine McGhee, Eric, Public Policy Institute of California PANEL 28.08 Mobilizing Women: Domestic Workers, Mutual Aid and Public Policy Location: Seaport G, Second Level Chair and Arnold, Kathleen, DePaul University Discussant: Papers: The Politics of Mutual Aid And Community Survival: Migrant Domestic Workers in Israel Brown, Rachel, The Graduate Center, City University of New York From Status to Contract: A Political Analysis of Treaty-Making in Africa 1620-1919 Nyeck, S.N., Clarkson University Social Movements and Intimate Labors: The National Domestic Workers Alliance success with state legislatures Unden, Megan, University of California, Santa Barbara Women’s Rights in Peril: Transnational Progressive vs. Conservative Networks Contesting State Responses to Violence against Women O’Brien, Cheryl, San Diego State University Walsh, Shannon, University of Minnesota-Duluth PANEL 29.04 Violence, Injustice and the State Location: Coronado D, Fourth Level Chair and Poe, Andrew, Amherst College Discussant: Papers: An Alien's Call for Divine Violence/Destituent Power: Where do We Begin to Destitute (Security) Law? Raza, Syed Sami, University of Peshawar

158 Saturday, March 26, 2016 1:15 – 3:00 PM

Extreme Right-Wing Violence and the “Terrorism” Label Scarcelli, Marc, California State Polytechnic University Pomona (Cal Poly Pomona) Mobilized by Injustice: Criminal Justice Contact, Political Participation and Race Walker, Hannah, University of Washington PANEL 31.10 Abolitionist/Decolonial Theory, Method, and Practice Location: Gaslamp B, Second Level Chair: Yarish, Jasmine, University of California, Santa Barbara Papers: Decolonizing Gangs Poetics: Slavery to Contemporary ‘Mass Incarceration’ in Cape Town Perez, Javier, University of Cape Town African Orature as Ecophilosophy: Tuning in to the Voices of the Land Ignatov, Anatoli, Appalachian State University Abolitionist Political Theology Lloyd, Vincent, Syracuse University Signifying Silences: A Supplemental Critique of Sanctioning, Boycotting, Divesting Sayres, Rudy, Independent/on market Discussant: Motta, Sara, University of Newcastle, NSW Australia PANEL 33.07 Political Science Teaching: Techniques and Objectives Location: Balboa A, Second Level Chair and Tabares, Tresa, American River College Discussant: Papers: Improving Clicker Efficacy: Asking Conceptual vs. Recall Questions Combes, Nathan, University of California, San Diego Do We Really Need to Keep Teaching Disciplinary Content? Holtzman, Richard, Bryant University

159 Saturday, March 26, 2016 1:15 – 3:00 PM

Creating the Curious Classroom: Developing Research Literacy in a Living-Learning Community Cook, Matthew, California State University, Channel Islands Kelly, Sean, California State University, Channel Islands Miller, Jennifer, California State University, Los Angeles Rajmaira, Sheen, California State University, Channel Islands Sanchez, Luis, California State University, Channel Islands Anderson, Stacey, California State University, Channel Islands Formalizing How We Teach Critical Thinking and Writing Skills Szentkiralyi, Levente, University of Colorado, Boulder PANEL 34.02 Global Justice: Claims and Mechanisms Location: Nautical, Fourth Level Chair: Baer, Madeline, San Diego State University Papers: When Justice Leads, Does Politics Follow? The Realist Limits of Stigmatizing Criminal Leaders through International Prosecution Rodman, Kenneth, Colby College Global Water Justice Campaigns and International Institutions Baer, Madeline, San Diego State Regional Organizations as Enforcers of the Responsibility to Protect Barqueiro, Carla, University of Baltimore Seaman, Kate Towey, Katherine Teresa, University of Baltimore Discussant: Seaman, Kate, Nexus Fund, Washington DC

160 Saturday, March 26, 2016 3:15 – 5:00 PM

Saturday, March 26, 2016 3:15 - 5:00 PM PANEL 01.12 Institutions and Identity in Southeast Asia Location: Regatta A, Fourth Level Chair: Liu, Amy, University of Texas at Austin Papers: Estimating the within-Country Effects of Electoral Reform on Female Political Representation: Evidence from an Indonesian Counterfactual Case Study Shair-Rosenfield, Sarah, Arizona State University Prioritizing Education and the Effects on Standardizing Official Languages: Evidence from Singapore Liu, Amy, University of Texas at Austin Apfeld, Brendan, University of Texas at Austin The Effect of Religion and Nationalism on the Politicization of Regional Identity in Northern Thailand Selway, Joel, Brigham Young University Suspicious Numbers: Examining Fraud in Indonesia’s 2014 Presidential Election Gueorguiev, Dimitar, Syracuse University Ostwald, Kai, University of British Columbia Schuler, Paul, University of Arizona Village Social Network Structure and Electoral Outcomes Evidence from the Philippines Cruz, Cesi, University of British Columbia Labonne, Julien, Yale-NU.S. College Querubin, Pablo, New York University Discussant: Haggard, Stephan, University of California, San Diego PANEL 03.10 Redefining the Terms of Green Political Action Location: Coronado E, Fourth Level Chair: Hultgren, John, Northern Arizona University Papers: Neoliberalism and Authority in Environmental Politics Wilson, Harlan, Oberlin College Agents of/in Crisis: the Rational Subjects of Climate Change Discourse Crandall, Emily, City University of New York Graduate School and University Center

161 Saturday, March 26, 2016 3:15 – 5:00 PM

The Irony of the Commons: Geoengineering, Christian Realism, and the Political Ecology of Humility Haines, Kyle, University of California at San Diego Planting Diverse Seeds: Faith-Based Environmental Actions Musselman, Malori, University of Oregon Discussants: Suk, Mina, Arizona State University Brown, Mark, California State University, Sacramento PANEL 07.04 States and Migration Policy PANEL 22.08 Location: Regatta B, Fourth Level Chair: Stokes-DuPass, Nicole, Holy Family University Papers: Immigration Policies at the State-Level and the Role of the Media Madrid, Raul, Claremont Graduate University Social Democracy and Immigration in Norway: Challenges and Reaction Majstorovic, Steven, University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire Citizenship, Belonging and Continued Relevance of Nation- States Stokes-DuPass, Nicole, Holy Family University Fruja, Ramona, Bucknell University A Comparative Analysis of Policy Trajectories in U.S. Bilingual Education and Islamic Religious Instruction, 1965-2010 Parris, Girma, University at Albany, SUNY Discussant: Berardi, Gayle, Colorado State University, Pueblo PANEL 10.07 Interest Group Politics and the Courts Location: Balboa C, Second Level Chair and Glick, David, Boston University Discussant: Papers: Working Around the Law: How Organizations Limit Legal Impact Foley, Lauren, Johns Hopkins University Paths of Constitutional Change: How Politics Shaped the Ratification Choices During the 18th and 21st Amendments Ley, Aaron, University of Rhode Island Clayton, Cornell, Washington State University

162 Saturday, March 26, 2016 3:15 – 5:00 PM

From Individual Resistance to Collective Rights Mobilization: Filipino Migrant Workers in the Era of U.S. Colonialism McCann, Michael, University of Washington Lovell, George, University of Washington Deported with Dignity: Undocumented Immigrants and the Limits of Legal Consciousness Tipler, Kathleen, University of Oklahoma Gates, Alice, University of Portland PANEL 14.11 Location and Democratic Institutions Location: La Jolla B, Second Level Chair and McGhee, Eric, Public Policy Institute of California Discussant: Papers: Why Campaign Finance Matters Datta, Prithviraj, Center for Ethics in Society, Stanford University Against Subsidiarity Latimer, Trevor, University of Georgia The Dispossession of the Public and the Common Benefits Clauses of State Constitutions: Working Against Neoliberal Oligarchy in the U.S. Mariotti, Shannon, Southwestern University Democracy and the Distinctiveness of Voting: A New Perspective on Problems in Electoral Representation Chapman, Emilee, Stanford University Theories of Democracy, Factions, and Deliberation: How Congress Can be Conceptualized as a Deliberative Body Representing a Factionalized Society Ruxton, Stephen, University of South Carolina PANEL 14.23 Political Mourning in Comparative Perspective Location: Coronado B, Fourth Level Chair and Hirsch, Alexander, University of Alaska Discussant: Papers: Charlie Hebdo and the Politics of Mourning Balkan, Osman, University of Pennsylvania Burying Antigone: Walter Benjamin and the Politics of Trauerspiel Hill, Samantha, Bard College

163 Saturday, March 26, 2016 3:15 – 5:00 PM

Citizenship and Black Death: “Black Lives Matter” and the Democratic Work of Mourning McIvor, David, Colorado State University PANEL 15.21 Secular and Sacred Location: Coronado A, Fourth Level Chair and Osborn, Ronald, Wellesley College Discussant: Papers: Slouching Toward Gomorrah: The Christian Right and the American Biblical Tradition Keller, Jonathan, Manhattan College Radical Orthodoxy as a Theological Alternative to Secularism Bradney, Matthew, University of Colorado, Boulder Love and Capitalism: Agape, Pope Francis and the Prosperity Gospel Stein, Michael, University of Massachusetts at Amherst Political Prohairesis: An Epictetan Model of Sovereign Accountability in a Tragic World Barnard, Andrew, University of Pennsylvania Reinhold Niebuhr: Pragmatic Christian and Conservative Lacey, Robert, Iona College PANEL 15.28 Beyond Critique: Revitalizing Feminist Practice Location: America's Cup C, Fourth Level Chair: Johnston, Steven, University of Utah Papers: The Idea of a Critical Feminist Political Theory Zerilli, Linda, University of Chicago Neoliberal Feminism as Political Ideology Ferguson, Michaele, University of Colorado, Boulder The Gender of Dignity Zivi, Karen, Grand Valley State University Rethinking Political Universality: Human Rights and Political Action Maione, Angela, Harvard University Discussant: Shanks, Torrey, University at Albany, State University New York

164 Saturday, March 26, 2016 3:15 – 5:00 PM

PANEL 15.30 Roundtable: Race as Political Ontology: Afropessimism and Fugitive Possibilities In The Afterlife of Slavery Location: Gaslamp A, Second Level Chair: Menzel, Annie, Vassar College Participants: Shulman, George, Gallatin School of Individualized Study, New York University Marshall, Stephen, University of Texas at Austin Syedullah, Jasmine, University of California, Riverside Menzel, Annie, Vassar College PANEL 16.12 Black Freedom and Power Location: Seaport C, Second Level Chair: Voorhees, Matthew, Arizona State University Papers: Marchers and Martyrs: Child Activists and Innocents in Birmingham, Alabama (1963) Locke, Jill, Gustavus Adolphus College Du Bois and Sen on Education, Development, and Citizenship O'Murchu, Niall, Western Washington University A Splendid Failure: Tragedy and Agency in W.E.B. Du Bois's Black Reconstruction Phulwani, Vijay, Cornell University Discussant: Bromell, Nick, University of Massachusetts at Amherst PANEL 18.09 The Inhumans Location: America's Cup A, Fourth Level Chair and Marso, Lori, Union College Discussant: Papers: On Love and Artificial Intelligence: Thinking about the Post- human in a Post-secular Age Aroosi, Jamie, Yeshiva University Domesticated Dreams of Civilization: Animals, Aliens, Machines and the Quest for Sentience Pfeffer, Mara, Northern Arizona University Parson, Sean, Northern Arizona University Bio-Politics of Resistance: Life to Revolt and Revolt in Life. Whitehall, Geoffrey, Acadia University Representation and Identity in Spike Jones' HER Dienstag, Joshua, University of California, Los Angeles

165 Saturday, March 26, 2016 3:15 – 5:00 PM

PANEL 23.11 Race, Identity, and Political Participation Location: Old Town B, Second Level Papers: Imposed Allegiances: Muslim-American Networks and Political Participation Lajevardi, Nazita, University of California, San Diego Visalvanich, Neil, Durham University Rumman, Chowdhury, University of California, San Diego The Recursive Outcomes of the Multiracial Movement and The End of American Racial Categories Williams, Kim, Portland State University Marginalization Matters: Rethinking Race in the Analysis of State Politics and Policy Bruch, Sarah, University of Iowa Soss, Joe, University of Minnesota Turning Out the Black Vote: Far Right Extremism and the Mobilization of Black American Towler, Christopher, Western Washington University Invisible Neighbors: Context, Group Identity, and the Politics of Place Wilcox-Archuleta, Bryan, University of California, Los Angeles PANEL 24.09 Elections and Identity Politics Location: La Jolla A, Second Level Chair and Michelson, Melissa, Menlo College Discussant: Papers: New Identity Politics in Los Angeles: The Case of Asian America and Pacific Islanders Culbert, Gar, California State University, Los Angeles Sonenshein, Raphael, California State University, Los Angeles The Fight for Tuition Equity for Undocumented Students: The Florida Narrative Garcia, Olivia, University of Texas at El Paso Guerra, Liana, Democratic National Committee Effects of Legislative Electoral Process and Fiscal Restrictions on Citizen Perceptions of the Guam Senate Stoil, Michael, University of Guam Cruz, Mary, University of Guam

166 Saturday, March 26, 2016 3:15 – 5:00 PM

Incentives to Know: Differences in State Level Policy Knowledge Mason, Joshua, University of California, Merced Maron, Emma, University of California, Merced Fortunato, David, University of California, Merced PANEL 25.04 Roundtable: Professional Development in Political Science: Diagnosing Loss as Method Location: Seaport H, Second Level Chair: Lindgren, Eric, University of Oregon Participants: Sterett, Susan, Virginia Tech Diascro, Jennifer, University of California Washington Center PANEL 28.09 Women Leaders in Comparative Context Location: Seaport G, Second Level Chair and Naranch, Laurie, Siena College Discussant: Papers: Party Crisis and Women Presidents: Laura Chinchilla and the PLN Thomas, Gwynn, University at Buffalo, SUNY Gender and Campaign Spending in Westminster Parliament Battle, Martin, California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo Rincker, Meg, Purdue University, Calumet Institutional and Contextual Influences on Gender Differences in Political Ambition for State Governorships Windett, Jason, Saint Louis University PANEL 29.05 Roundtable: Whither Shared Governance in Higher PANEL 02.02 Education? Location: Coronado D, Fourth Level Chair: Kaufman-Osborn, Timothy, Whitman College Participants: Schwartz, Joseph, Temple University Schram, Sanford, Hunter College Geron, Kim, California State University, East Bay PANEL 31.11 Roundtable: Higher Education as a Terrain for Decolonial/Abolitionist Struggles and Resistance Location: Gaslamp B Chairs: Sircar, Althea, University of California, Los Angeles Bose, Anuja, University of California, Los Angeles

167 Saturday, March 26, 2016 3:15 – 5:00 PM

Participants: Park, Linette, University of California, Irvine Koné, Mzilikazi, Independent Scholar O'Brien, Heather, California State University, Long Beach Meyerhoff, Eli, Duke University Newfield, Christopher, University of California, Santa Barbara PANEL 34.03 Roundtable: New Directions in Human Rights Research Location: Nautical, Fourth Level Chair: Goodhart, Michael, University of Pittsburgh Participants: Choi-Fitzpatrick, Austin, University of San Diego Goodhart, Michael, University of Pittsburgh Gundogdu, Ayten, Barnard College – Columbia University Parisi, Laura, University of Victoria

168 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page

Abbas, Asma Agarrat, Sandra [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.02 ...... 48 PANEL 20.02 ...... 62 PANEL 16.11 ...... 155 Aggarwal, Rimjhim Abdel-Nour, Farid PANEL 04.06 ...... 118 [email protected] Alakoc, Burcu PANEL 14.13 ...... 48 [email protected] PANEL 16.15 ...... 74 PANEL 28.02 ...... 136 Abel, Troy Alamillo, Rudy [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 04.03 ...... 92 PANEL 23.07 ...... 99 Abramson, Kara PANEL 23.08 ...... 87 [email protected] Aleman, Jose PANEL 35.05 ...... 54 [email protected] PANEL 35.06 ...... 66 PANEL 01.03 ...... 79 PANEL 35.07 ...... 78 PANEL 01.10 ...... 131 Adam, Erin Alexander, Cohen [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 06.06 ...... 120 PANEL 25.01 ...... 111 Adamian, Martin Allen, Geoff [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 10.01 ...... 46 PANEL 11.05 ...... 152 Adams, Bobbi Allen, Ira [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 10.01 ...... 46 PANEL 15.24 ...... 106 Adams, Brian Alphonso, Gwendoline [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 24.05 ...... 64 PANEL 22.01 ...... 51 Adams, Glenn PANEL 32.06 ...... 116 PANEL 08.05 ...... 82 PANEL 32.07 ...... 130 Adams-Square, Grace Alumona, Ikenna Mike [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 17.04 ...... 98 PANEL 01.15 ...... 36 Adkins, Randall Alvarez, Linda [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 27.01 ...... 76 PANEL 23.05 ...... 127 Adler, David PANEL 23.09 ...... 135 [email protected] Alwan, M. Christine PANEL 05.06 ...... 92 [email protected] PANEL 28.05 ...... 87

169 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page

Ambar, Saladin Andrews, Amelia [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.03 ...... 39 PANEL 21.01 ...... 108 Amini, Gitty PANEL 21.05 ...... 62 [email protected] Angevine, Sara PANEL 08.06 ...... 93 [email protected] PANEL 08.10 ...... 140 PANEL 28.05 ...... 87 Amsterdam, Lauren PANEL 28.06 ...... 100 [email protected] Anker, Elisabeth PANEL 31.04 ...... 89 [email protected] Ananyev, Maxim PANEL 09.03 ...... 94 [email protected] PANEL 14.01 ...... 123 PANEL 01.17 ...... 67 Antar, Anniessa Anderies, John M. [email protected] PANEL 04.06 ...... 118 PANEL 31.08 ...... 137 Andersen, Daniel Anthony, Connie PANEL 15.07 ...... 105 [email protected] Andersen, Ellen PANEL 08.03 ...... 58 [email protected] Aoki, Andrew PANEL 19.02 ...... 108 [email protected] PANEL 19.04 ...... 144 PANEL 30.03 ...... 115 PANEL 32.07 ...... 130 PANEL 30.04 ...... 130 Anderson, Gabriel Apfeld, Brendan [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 10.02 ...... 59 PANEL 01.12 ...... 161 Anderson, John-Paul (JP) Appel, Hilary [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 31.06 ...... 116 PANEL 01.16 ...... 79 Anderson, Kelly Aragon, Janni [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 26.01 ...... 111 PANEL 02.01 ...... 91 Anderson, Kiera PANEL 25.01 ...... 111 [email protected] Armoudian, Maria PANEL 28.05 ...... 87 [email protected] Anderson, Stacey PANEL 12.03 ...... 122 [email protected] Arnold, Kathleen PANEL 33.07 ...... 159 [email protected] Anderson-Nilsson, Georgia PANEL 28.08 ...... 158 [email protected] PANEL 31.09 ...... 148

PANEL 22.03 ...... 76 170 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page

Aroosi, Jamie Ausderan, Jacob [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 18.09 ...... 165 PANEL 08.05 ...... 82 Arora, Maneesh Avramenko, Richard [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 30.03 ...... 115 PANEL 14.09 ...... 132 Arslanian, Artin Azari, Julia [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 17.05 ...... 50 PANEL 05.02 ...... 119 Artrip, Ryan PANEL 05.03 ...... 57 [email protected] PANEL 05.05 ...... 69 PANEL 15.18 ...... 124 Baber, Walter Ascher, Ivan [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 03.03 ...... 56 PANEL 15.31 ...... 85 Back, Laura Ash, Konstantin [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.08 ...... 72 PANEL 01.07 ...... 118 Baek, Kyeonghi Ashbee, Edward [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 25.02 ...... 129 PANEL 22.02 ...... 63 Baer, Madeline PANEL 29.02 ...... 42 [email protected] Atkinson, Matthew PANEL 34.02 ...... 160 PANEL 11.01 ...... 38 Bagashka, Tanya Atkison, Larissa [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 10.03 ...... 71 PANEL 16.06 ...... 96 Bagg, Samuel Atuk, Sumru [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.09 ...... 133 PANEL 14.08 ...... 72 PANEL 16.05 ...... 85 Audette, Andre Bahamonde, Hector [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 23.08 ...... 87 PANEL 01.10 ...... 131 Aultman, B. Baker, Anne [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 06.06 ...... 120 PANEL 27.03 ...... 114 Aung, Thet Bakiner, Onur [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 28.02 ...... 136 PANEL 01.09 ...... 43

171 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page

Balaguera, Martha Barqueiro, Carla [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.07 ...... 105 PANEL 34.02 ...... 160 Balcetis, Emily Barreto, Matt [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 21.02 ...... 127 PANEL 21.03 ...... 145 Baldwin, Eric Barrett, Richard [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 06.06 ...... 120 PANEL 10.01 ...... 46 Balfour, Lawrie PANEL 10.04 ...... 37 [email protected] PANEL 14.07 ...... 83 PANEL 14.19 ...... 105 PANEL 16.06 ...... 96 PANEL 15.01 ...... 60 PANEL 16.21 ...... 74 PANEL 15.26 ...... 134 Barrett, Travis Balkan, Osman [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 26.01 ...... 111 PANEL 14.23 ...... 163 Barrick, Andrea Ball, Jonathan [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 10.02 ...... 59 PANEL 24.01 ...... 110 PANEL 10.10 ...... 141 PANEL 24.02 ...... 128 Barringer, Elizabeth Ball, Terence [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 16.16 ...... 85 PANEL 16.18 ...... 143 Barrow, Clyde Banerjee, Kiran [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.21 ...... 142 PANEL 15.20 ...... 154 Barsky, Christina Barbaro, Alexia [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 24.01 ...... 110 PANEL 26.01 ...... 111 PANEL 24.02 ...... 128 Barnard, Andrew Bartlett, Robert [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.21 ...... 164 PANEL 03.03 ...... 56 Barndt, Will Barvosa, Edwina [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 01.14 ...... 43 PANEL 23.01 ...... 52 PANEL 13.01 ...... 38 Basdas, Umur Barnes, Philip [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 03.14 ...... 44 PANEL 03.04 ...... 68 172 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page

Bashovski, Marta Beckman, Tristin [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 18.05 ...... 108 PANEL 08.14 ...... 132 Basnett, Caleb Beckmann, Matthew [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.06 ...... 84 PANEL 09.02 ...... 70 Bass, Jackie Beechey, Susanne PANEL 30.03 ...... 115 [email protected] Battistoni, Alyssa PANEL 06.01 ...... 45 [email protected] PANEL 09.01 ...... 121 PANEL 15.20 ...... 154 PANEL 19.05 ...... 41 Battle, Martin Behl, Natasha [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 28.09 ...... 167 PANEL 06.03 ...... 70 Bausch, Julia C. PANEL 14.17 ...... 96 PANEL 04.06 ...... 118 Bejarano, Christina

[email protected] Beachler, Donald [email protected] PANEL 06.05 ...... 93 PANEL 01.08 ...... 55 Bell, Laura [email protected] PANEL 01.09 ...... 43 PANEL 08.12 ...... 46 Beail, Linda [email protected] Bellhouse, Mary [email protected] PANEL 18.02 ...... 61 PANEL 09.01 ...... 121 Bean, Nathan [email protected] PANEL 09.03 ...... 94 PANEL 08.03 ...... 58 Bellisimo, Yolanda [email protected] Beard, Lisa [email protected] PANEL 24.04 ...... 100 PANEL 23.01 ...... 52 Belt, Todd [email protected] PANEL 23.12 ...... 64 PANEL 05.06 ...... 92 Beattie, Peter [email protected] PANEL 24.01 ...... 110 PANEL 08.05 ...... 82 PANEL 24.02 ...... 128 Beck, Peter Beltran, Cristina [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 22.04 ...... 99 PANEL 14.02 ...... 47 Becker, Jeffrey PANEL 14.19 ...... 105 [email protected] PANEL 23.02 ...... 76 PANEL 14.15 ...... 73 PANEL 14.22 ...... 152 173 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page

Benavides, Holly Bidjerano, Morris [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 26.01 ...... 111 PANEL 20.02 ...... 62 Benjamin, Francis Biebricher, Thomas [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 24.01 ...... 110 PANEL 14.17 ...... 96 PANEL 24.02 ...... 128 PANEL 15.24 ...... 106 Bennett, Jane Biro, Andrew [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.32 ...... 107 PANEL 03.02 ...... 43 Bennett, Natasha PANEL 03.05 ...... 79 [email protected] PANEL 03.11 ...... 139 PANEL 34.01 ...... 149 Bishin, Benjamin Bennett, Nolan [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 07.01 ...... 58 PANEL 18.02 ...... 61 Blaine, Jasmine PANEL 18.03 ...... 86 [email protected] Berardi, Gayle PANEL 23.06 ...... 109 [email protected] Blanchard, Eric PANEL 07.04 ...... 162 [email protected] Berdan, Edward PANEL 09.01 ...... 121 [email protected] Blaser, Art PANEL 26.01 ...... 111 [email protected] Berg-Sørensen, Anders PANEL 08.07 ...... 104 [email protected] PANEL 24.03 ...... 157 PANEL 18.07 ...... 135 Blatt, Jessica Bernal, Angelica [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 31.05 ...... 101 PANEL 14.03 ...... 72 Bobkowski, Piotr PANEL 15.14 ...... 60 [email protected] PANEL 16.04 ...... 41 PANEL 12.02 ...... 71 PANEL 16.16 ...... 85 Bocanegra, Jose Berry, Michael [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 22.02 ...... 63 PANEL 24.01 ...... 110 PANEL 22.05 ...... 146 PANEL 24.02 ...... 128 Bond, Ali Bezares Calderon, Alma [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 17.05 ...... 50 PANEL 01.14 ...... 43

174 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page

Bonnet, Derek Branstetter, John [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 05.02 ...... 119 PANEL 16.17 ...... 97 Boryczka, Jocelyn Branton, Regina [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 03.13 ...... 56 PANEL 23.05 ...... 127 PANEL 28.04 ...... 42 PANEL 23.06 ...... 109 Boscarino, Jessica PANEL 27.04 ...... 100 [email protected] Breen, Sheri PANEL 04.01 ...... 56 [email protected] Bose, Anuja PANEL 03.01 ...... 37 [email protected] PANEL 03.15 ...... 68 PANEL 31.11 ...... 167 Breiner, Peter Bowersox, Joe [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.06 ...... 141 PANEL 17.01 ...... 75 PANEL 15.16 ...... 153 Bowler, Shaun Brendese, P.J. [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 27.03 ...... 114 PANEL 14.19 ...... 105 Bowman, Quinlan Brennan, Kathleen [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.18 ...... 123 PANEL 09.03 ...... 94 Boylan, Brandon Brettschneider, Marla [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 13.02 ...... 95 PANEL 28.01 ...... 114 Bracewell, Lorna Bridge, Dave [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 19.05 ...... 41 PANEL 10.05 ...... 82 PANEL 19.06 ...... 86 Brierly, Allen Bradney, Matthew [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 27.04 ...... 100 PANEL 15.04 ...... 73 Brigden, Noelle PANEL 15.21 ...... 164 [email protected] Braidwood, Travis PANEL 07.06 ...... 151 [email protected] PANEL 09.03 ...... 94 PANEL 21.01 ...... 108 Bright, Jonathan PANEL 21.04 ...... 156 [email protected] Brandwein, Pamela PANEL 13.02 ...... 95 [email protected] PANEL 09.01 ...... 121 175 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page

Briscoe, Chaz Buck, Christopher [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 31.04 ...... 89 PANEL 03.06 ...... 91 PANEL 31.08 ...... 137 PANEL 03.14 ...... 44 Bromell, Nick Bukalova, Dominika [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 16.03 ...... 107 PANEL 20.01 ...... 145 PANEL 16.12 ...... 165 Bundy, Rheuben PANEL 18.01 ...... 75 [email protected] Brown, Adam PANEL 15.16 ...... 153 [email protected] Bunting, Thomas PANEL 24.06 ...... 136 [email protected] Brown, Heath PANEL 14.09 ...... 132 [email protected] Burgess, Susan PANEL 22.05 ...... 146 [email protected] Brown, Mark PANEL 14.04 ...... 60 [email protected] Burke, Richard PANEL 03.10 ...... 161 [email protected] PANEL 14.22 ...... 152 PANEL 22.01 ...... 51 Brown, Rachel Butler, Sara [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 28.08 ...... 158 PANEL 17.06 ...... 125 Brown, Wendy Butorac, Sean [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.01 ...... 123 PANEL 16.16 ...... 85 Bruch, Sarah Butz, Adam [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 23.11 ...... 166 PANEL 20.02 ...... 62 Bruyneel, Kevin Cabrera Rasmussen, Amy [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 31.05 ...... 101 PANEL 04.03 ...... 92 Bryant, Lisa Cahn, Naomi [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 28.07 ...... 147 PANEL 32.07 ...... 130 Brysk, Alison Cain, Bruce [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 34.01 ...... 149 PANEL 22.04 ...... 99 PANEL 27.05 ...... 158

176 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page

Cakir, Dunya Cargile, Ivy [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.08 ...... 124 PANEL 23.09 ...... 135 Caldwell, Anne PANEL 28.06 ...... 100 [email protected] Carlisle, Juliet PANEL 19.01 ...... 156 [email protected] Calfano, Brian PANEL 24.06 ...... 136 [email protected] Carroll, Royce PANEL 05.03 ...... 57 [email protected] PANEL 12.01 ...... 46 PANEL 11.05 ...... 152 PANEL 12.02 ...... 71 Carruthers, David PANEL 23.05 ...... 127 [email protected] Callahan, William PANEL 01.05 ...... 139 [email protected] Cassell, Mark PANEL 08.09 ...... 131 [email protected] Callison, William PANEL 01.11 ...... 150 [email protected] PANEL 25.01 ...... 111 PANEL 15.04 ...... 73 Cavanaugh, Patricia Cameron, Brick [email protected] PANEL 04.05 ...... 103 PANEL 02.01 ...... 91 Campbell, Donald Cepaluni, Gabriel [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 10.06 ...... 122 PANEL 11.05 ...... 152 Cane, Lucy Cervas, Jonathan [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.07 ...... 105 PANEL 22.03 ...... 76 Cannavo, Peter Chakravarti, Sonali [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 03.04 ...... 68 PANEL 14.02 ...... 47 PANEL 03.08 ...... 118 PANEL 15.29 ...... 154 Cantor, Douglas Challman, Kirby [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 24.08 ...... 157 PANEL 27.02 ...... 53 Carbone, June Chambers, Simone [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 32.07 ...... 130 PANEL 14.06 ...... 141 Carbonell, Joel PANEL 27.05 ...... 158 [email protected] Champeau, Josh PANEL 04.02 ...... 69 [email protected] PANEL 34.01 ...... 149

177 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page

Chang, Christina Chin, Roger [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.16 ...... 83 PANEL 20.01 ...... 145 Chang, Joice Chirkov, Nikita [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 04.03 ...... 92 PANEL 26.01 ...... 111 Chaouad, Robert Choi-Fitzpatrick, Austin [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 01.11 ...... 150 PANEL 34.03 ...... 168 PANEL 08.10 ...... 140 Chong, Chinbo Chapman, Emilee [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 07.02 ...... 120 PANEL 14.11 ...... 163 PANEL 30.01 ...... 88 Chari, Anita Christensen, Emily [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.24 ...... 106 PANEL 15.11 ...... 153 Chaturvedi, Neilan Christenson, Dino [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 11.02 ...... 59 PANEL 10.09 ...... 141 PANEL 11.03 ...... 83 PANEL 27.01 ...... 76 PANEL 27.03 ...... 114 Ciccariello-Maher, George Chaves, Elisabeth [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.03 ...... 72 PANEL 03.04 ...... 68 PANEL 15.24 ...... 106 PANEL 03.08 ...... 118 PANEL 31.07 ...... 130 PANEL 33.01 ...... 137 Cidam, Cigdem Chavez-Pringle, Maria [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.08 ...... 124 PANEL 24.01 ...... 110 Cladis, Mark PANEL 24.02 ...... 128 [email protected] Cherniss, Joshua PANEL 16.09 ...... 134 [email protected] Clark, Bradley PANEL 16.07 ...... 107 [email protected] Chien, Yi-Chun PANEL 04.01 ...... 56 [email protected] PANEL 14.12 ...... 47 PANEL 07.05 ...... 140 Clark, Parissa Childress-Runyon, Amber [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 23.12 ...... 64 PANEL 04.06 ...... 118 Clauson, Stacy PANEL 04.03 ...... 92

178 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page

Clayton, Cornell Conway, Daniel [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 10.07 ...... 162 PANEL 18.08 ...... 144 Cline, Kurt Cook, Maria Lorena [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 04.02 ...... 69 PANEL 07.06 ...... 151 PANEL 04.03 ...... 92 Cook, Matthew Cohen, Alexander [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 33.07 ...... 159 PANEL 25.02 ...... 129 Corby, Jennifer Cohen, Diana [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 16.14 ...... 61 PANEL 28.04 ...... 42 Corona, Rebecca Cole, Alexandra [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 26.01 ...... 111 PANEL 01.11 ...... 150 Corral, Alvaro Coles, Romand [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 07.02 ...... 120 PANEL 03.02 ...... 43 Cortes, Juve PANEL 16.01 ...... 40 [email protected] Collingwood, Loren PANEL 01.01 ...... 36 [email protected] PANEL 01.14 ...... 43 PANEL 23.03 ...... 63 Cortez, David PANEL 23.07 ...... 99 [email protected] PANEL 23.09 ...... 135 PANEL 07.03 ...... 81 Combes, Nathan Costello, Christen [email protected] PANEL 25.01 ...... 111 PANEL 33.07 ...... 159 Cotkin, Aaron Commissiong, Anand [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.20 ...... 133 PANEL 15.19 ...... 134 Cottrell, Patrick PANEL 16.17 ...... 97 [email protected] Connolly, William PANEL 08.08 ...... 121 [email protected] Cottrol, Robert PANEL 14.01 ...... 123 [email protected] PANEL 15.32 ...... 107 PANEL 17.03 ...... 86 Conroy, Meredith PANEL 17.04 ...... 98 [email protected] Coulthard, Glen PANEL 05.03 ...... 57 [email protected] PANEL 31.07 ...... 130

179 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page

Cox, Adam Cruz, Jessica [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.20 ...... 154 PANEL 26.01 ...... 111 Cox Han, Lori Cruz, Mary [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 05.03 ...... 57 PANEL 24.09 ...... 166 Crabtree, Charles Cuartas, Beatriz [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 08.04 ...... 70 PANEL 29.02 ...... 42 Cramer, Renee Cuellar, Jarred [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 02.03 ...... 68 PANEL 27.01 ...... 76 PANEL 03.13 ...... 56 Culbert, Gar PANEL 25.03 ...... 157 [email protected] Crandall, Emily PANEL 24.09 ...... 166 [email protected] Culbert, Jennifer PANEL 03.10 ...... 161 [email protected] Craven, Luke PANEL 14.02 ...... 47 [email protected] PANEL 16.10 ...... 143 PANEL 03.02 ...... 43 Cunningham, Kailey PANEL 14.18 ...... 123 [email protected] Crespo, Ricardo PANEL 26.01 ...... 111 [email protected] Curran Moon, Leah PANEL 16.17 ...... 97 PANEL 19.05 ...... 41 Crews, Chris Currier, Carrie [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 03.12 ...... 131 PANEL 01.13 ...... 55 Crisanti, Carlin Curry, James [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 21.05 ...... 62 PANEL 09.02 ...... 70 Cronin, Thomas Daggett, Cara [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 05.06 ...... 92 PANEL 03.13 ...... 56 Crow, Deserai Dahl, Adam [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 04.04 ...... 80 PANEL 15.14 ...... 60 Cruz, Cesi PANEL 16.04 ...... 41 [email protected] Daily, Anna PANEL 01.12 ...... 161 [email protected] PANEL 03.16 ...... 80

180 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page

Daku, Mark DeCarlo, Chelsea [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 12.01 ...... 46 PANEL 03.05 ...... 79 Danielson, Caroline DeGolia, Alexander [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 22.01 ...... 51 PANEL 21.01 ...... 108 PANEL 22.05 ...... 146 Dehart, Cameron Das, Runa [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 20.03 ...... 126 PANEL 08.11 ...... 151 Delaney, Danielle Datta, Prithviraj [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.10 ...... 142 PANEL 14.11 ...... 163 Delaune, Tim Daum, Courtenay [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.05 ...... 95 PANEL 19.01 ...... 156 PANEL 15.12 ...... 39 PANEL 19.06 ...... 86 PANEL 18.10 ...... 156 David, Charles-Philippe Den Hartog, Chris [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 08.05 ...... 82 PANEL 11.01 ...... 38 Davis, Charles PANEL 11.03 ...... 83 [email protected] DeNicolo, Martin PANEL 04.01 ...... 56 [email protected] PANEL 04.03 ...... 92 PANEL 15.04 ...... 73 PANEL 04.05 ...... 103 Denman, Derek Day, Joel [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.05 ...... 96 PANEL 08.10 ...... 140 Denny, Elaine PANEL 08.12 ...... 46 [email protected] De Luca, Thomas PANEL 21.03 ...... 145 [email protected] DeSipio, Louis PANEL 01.13 ...... 55 [email protected] de Zamaroczy, Nicolas PANEL 23.03 ...... 63 [email protected] PANEL 23.08 ...... 87 PANEL 08.07 ...... 104 Devereaux Hardimon, Sarah Debrix, Francois [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 19.05 ...... 41 PANEL 15.18 ...... 124 DeWitt, Darin PANEL 15.23 ...... 84 [email protected] PANEL 11.01 ...... 38

181 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page

Deylami, Shirin Doherty-Sil, Eileen [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.25 ...... 106 PANEL 07.01 ...... 58 PANEL 18.06 ...... 126 Dolgert, Stefan Dhillon, Jaskiran [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 03.06 ...... 91 PANEL 31.06 ...... 116 PANEL 03.17 ...... 102 Diascro, Jennifer Dominguez, Casey [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 25.04 ...... 167 PANEL 13.01 ...... 38 Dichio, Michael Donavan, Janet [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 10.03 ...... 71 PANEL 25.01 ...... 111 PANEL 10.10 ...... 141 Dong, Catherine Dienstag, Joshua [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 27.02 ...... 53 PANEL 18.09 ...... 165 Donnelly, Christopher Diggs, Nicole [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 21.01 ...... 108 PANEL 20.03 ...... 126 Douglas, Andrew Dilts, Andrew [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.03 ...... 39 PANEL 14.02 ...... 47 Dow, Douglas PANEL 15.26 ...... 134 [email protected] PANEL 15.27 ...... 154 PANEL 16.14 ...... 61 Dinnin, Alec PANEL 18.03 ...... 86 [email protected] Dowdle, Andrew PANEL 16.08 ...... 124 [email protected] Dionne, Lee PANEL 27.01 ...... 76 [email protected] Dreier, Sarah PANEL 05.01 ...... 44 [email protected] DiSarro, Brian PANEL 01.15 ...... 36 [email protected] Drummond, Nicholas PANEL 24.01 ...... 110 [email protected] PANEL 24.02 ...... 128 PANEL 14.09 ...... 132 Dixon, Gregory Duff, Jeremy [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 08.10 ...... 140 PANEL 10.06 ...... 122

182 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page

Dumm, Thomas Ellison, Brian [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.01 ...... 123 PANEL 24.06 ...... 136 PANEL 15.32 ...... 107 Emmelhainz, Roger Duong, Kevin [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 03.14 ...... 44 PANEL 16.08 ...... 124 Engel, Sascha Dutkiewicz, Jan [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 08.14 ...... 132 PANEL 03.17 ...... 102 Engster, Daniel Dynes, Adam [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 32.04 ...... 89 PANEL 09.02 ...... 70 Erickson, Kelly Dzeguze, Andrew [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 08.05 ...... 82 PANEL 10.08 ...... 94 Erlenbusch, Verena Eakin, Hallie [email protected] PANEL 04.06 ...... 118 Esbenshade, Jill Eber-Schmid, Noah [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 07.06 ...... 151 PANEL 16.08 ...... 124 Eshbaugh-Soha, Matthew Edwards, Ross [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 05.01 ...... 44 PANEL 18.03 ...... 86 PANEL 05.05 ...... 69 Eichner, Maxine Esteban, Rhoanne [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 32.02 ...... 65 PANEL 30.01 ...... 88 Einstein, Katherine Evan, Farr PANEL 24.06 ...... 136 [email protected] Elemo, Olufunmbi PANEL 14.09 ...... 132 [email protected] Evans, Allison PANEL 01.15 ...... 36 [email protected] Elias, Jesse PANEL 01.05 ...... 139 PANEL 07.06 ...... 151 Evans, Alfred [email protected] El-Khatib, Stephen [email protected] PANEL 01.16 ...... 79 PANEL 23.09 ...... 135 Fariss, Christopher [email protected] Ellis, Christopher PANEL 08.04 ...... 70 [email protected] PANEL 21.04 ...... 156 183 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page

Fariss, Christopher Fernando, Janeen [email protected] PANEL 08.09 ...... 131 PANEL 08.13 ...... 93 Fetzer, Joel Farrar-Myers, Victoria [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 01.02 ...... 67 PANEL 05.03 ...... 57 PANEL 01.03 ...... 79 PANEL 05.05 ...... 69 Figueroa, Lucila PANEL 05.06 ...... 92 [email protected] Farrell-Smith, Kelan PANEL 23.10 ...... 146 [email protected] Findley, Blake PANEL 11.03 ...... 83 [email protected] Fatovic, Clement PANEL 14.04 ...... 60 [email protected] Fischel, Joseph PANEL 09.01 ...... 121 [email protected] PANEL 16.09 ...... 134 PANEL 19.03 ...... 51 Fattor, Eric PANEL 19.05 ...... 41 [email protected] Fisher, Shauna PANEL 08.02 ...... 45 [email protected] Favre-Bulle, Thomas PANEL 06.06 ...... 120 [email protected] Fisk, Jonathan PANEL 24.08 ...... 157 PANEL 04.01 ...... 56 Feit, Mario Fisken, Timothy [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 16.10 ...... 143 PANEL 15.09 ...... 133 Feldman, Leonard Fleischmann, Arnold [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.14 ...... 60 PANEL 19.04 ...... 144 Ferguson, Michaele Fletcher, Jessica [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.28 ...... 164 PANEL 12.02 ...... 71 PANEL 16.20 ...... 125 Fletcher, Kimberley PANEL 28.01 ...... 114 [email protected] Ferguson, Kennan PANEL 05.04 ...... 103 [email protected] PANEL 20.03 ...... 126 PANEL 14.04 ...... 60 Flores, Andrew PANEL 14.09 ...... 132 [email protected] Ferguson, Kathy PANEL 19.04 ...... 144 [email protected] PANEL 19.05 ...... 41 PANEL 14.01 ...... 123 PANEL 28.01 ...... 114 184 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page

Flores, Nina Frank, Jason [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 25.03 ...... 157 PANEL 16.02 ...... 49 Fluck, Danielle Fraser, Cary PANEL 08.10 ...... 140 [email protected] Foley, Lauren PANEL 31.03 ...... 77 [email protected] Frasure-Yokley, Lorrie PANEL 10.07 ...... 162 [email protected] Fong, Edmund PANEL 23.05 ...... 127 [email protected] Fredericksen, Elizabeth PANEL 09.01 ...... 121 [email protected] Forbis, Robert PANEL 24.06 ...... 136 [email protected] French, John PANEL 04.02 ...... 69 [email protected] PANEL 04.05 ...... 103 PANEL 23.12 ...... 64 PANEL 14.12 ...... 47 Friedman, Sally [email protected] Forman, Michael [email protected] PANEL 10.09 ...... 141 PANEL 14.21 ...... 142 Frisch, Scott [email protected] Forren, John [email protected] PANEL 11.01 ...... 38 PANEL 33.01 ...... 137 PANEL 11.02 ...... 59 Fortier, Craig Fruja, Ramona [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 31.01 ...... 53 PANEL 07.04 ...... 162 PANEL 31.02 ...... 65 Frymer, Paul [email protected] Fortunato, David [email protected] PANEL 17.02 ...... 97 PANEL 24.09 ...... 166 Fu, May [email protected] Foster, David [email protected] PANEL 30.04 ...... 130 PANEL 05.01 ...... 44 Fukuoka, Arisa, [email protected] PANEL 05.05 ...... 69 PANEL 26.01 ...... 111 PANEL 11.04 ...... 104 Gabrielson, Teena Francisco, Jenilene [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 03.06 ...... 91 PANEL 17.05 ...... 50 PANEL 03.12 ...... 131 Francisco, Nicole [email protected] PANEL 19.01 ...... 156 185 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page

Gagliardi, Jess Garcia-Rios, Sergio [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 26.01 ...... 111 PANEL 23.06 ...... 109 Galambos, Peter PANEL 23.07 ...... 99 [email protected] PANEL 23.08 ...... 87 PANEL 29.03 ...... 148 Gartland, Molly Gallagher, Megan [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 26.01 ...... 111 PANEL 03.09 ...... 150 Garzia, Diego PANEL 18.03 ...... 86 [email protected] Gallagher, Lauren PANEL 13.02 ...... 95 [email protected] PANEL 22.03 ...... 76 PANEL 26.01 ...... 111 PANEL 27.02 ...... 53 Gambino, Elena Gash, Alison [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.11 ...... 153 PANEL 19.02 ...... 108 Gamm, Gerald PANEL 19.06 ...... 86 PANEL 11.04 ...... 104 PANEL 32.07 ...... 130 Garcia, Olivia Gates, Alice [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 06.04 ...... 81 PANEL 10.07 ...... 162 PANEL 24.09 ...... 166 Gatta, Giunia Garcia, Rogelio [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.25 ...... 106 PANEL 17.06 ...... 125 Gavin, Aaron Garcia, Ryan [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 16.07 ...... 107 PANEL 33.03 ...... 149 Gebh, Sara Garcia, Sonia [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 16.17 ...... 97 PANEL 06.05 ...... 93 Genovese, Michael Garcia-Castanon, Marcela [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 05.06 ...... 92 PANEL 07.02 ...... 120 Gercek, Salih Emre PANEL 23.07 ...... 99 [email protected] PANEL 23.10 ...... 146 PANEL 16.09 ...... 134

186 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page

Geron, Kim Goeman, Mishuana [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 02.01 ...... 91 PANEL 31.05 ...... 101 PANEL 29.05 ...... 167 Golder, Ben PANEL 30.04 ...... 130 [email protected] Gershon, Sarah PANEL 15.10 ...... 142 PANEL 11.02 ...... 59 PANEL 15.27 ...... 154 Gest, Justin Goldman, Loren [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 23.09 ...... 135 PANEL 03.06 ...... 91 Giallouri, Thora Golebiowska, Ewa [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 10.08 ...... 94 PANEL 21.02 ...... 127 Giamario, Patrick Goltz, Caleb [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 16.10 ...... 143 PANEL 03.17 ...... 102 Giberson, Michael Gonzales, Alfonso [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.12 ...... 47 PANEL 23.01 ...... 52 Gillman, Anne PANEL 23.02 ...... 76 [email protected] PANEL 23.12 ...... 64 PANEL 22.05 ...... 146 PANEL 31.09 ...... 148 Glanz, Katherine Gonzalez, George [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.03 ...... 39 PANEL 18.02 ...... 61 Glezos, Simon Gonzalez-Rivas, Marcela [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.05 ...... 96 PANEL 04.06 ...... 118 Glick, David Goodhart, Michael [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 10.07 ...... 162 PANEL 34.01 ...... 149 PANEL 10.09 ...... 141 PANEL 34.03 ...... 168 PANEL 24.06 ...... 136 Gooding, Cory Godrej, Farah [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 23.05 ...... 127 PANEL 03.07 ...... 102 PANEL 23.09 ...... 135 PANEL 16.01 ...... 40 Goodman, Rob Godsil, Rachel [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 16.21 ...... 74 PANEL 21.02 ...... 127 187 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page

Gordon, Jane Greene, Stacey [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.26 ...... 134 PANEL 23.05 ...... 127 Gordy, Katherine Greer, James [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.03 ...... 72 PANEL 22.02 ...... 63 PANEL 16.04 ...... 41 Grendstad, Gunnar Goren, Lilly [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 10.03 ...... 71 PANEL 18.02 ...... 61 Grey, Ramona Gorup, Michael [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 04.01 ...... 56 PANEL 16.09 ...... 134 Grimes, Collin Govella, Kristi [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 01.01 ...... 36 PANEL 08.14 ...... 132 Gritter, Matthew Grahame, Alyssa Maraj [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 17.07 ...... 143 PANEL 14.17 ...... 96 Grose, Christian Grant-Young, Joshua [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 09.02 ...... 70 PANEL 03.09 ...... 150 PANEL 11.04 ...... 104 Grasso, Anthony Grossman, Michael [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 17.04 ...... 98 PANEL 25.02 ...... 129 Grattan, Laura Grossman, Elizabeth [email protected] PANEL 25.02 ...... 129 PANEL 18.01 ...... 75 Grow, Johannes Green, Marcus [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.22 ...... 40 PANEL 15.19 ...... 134 Guenther, Scott Greenberg, Aaron [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 05.02 ...... 119 PANEL 14.15 ...... 73 Gueorguiev, Dimitar Greene, Jeffrey [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 01.12 ...... 161 PANEL 24.01 ...... 110 PANEL 08.09 ...... 131 PANEL 24.02 ...... 128

188 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page

Guerra, Darren Haas, Michael [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 17.06 ...... 125 PANEL 08.01 ...... 37 PANEL 18.10 ...... 156 PANEL 08.09 ...... 131 Guerra, Dustin Habegger, Mike [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 17.06 ...... 125 PANEL 15.13 ...... 49 Guerra, Liana Hackett, Justin [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 24.09 ...... 166 PANEL 21.03 ...... 145 Guerrero, Mario Hagel, Nina [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 25.01 ...... 111 PANEL 16.19 ...... 97 Gultom, Yohanna Haggard, Stephan [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 24.01 ...... 110 PANEL 01.12 ...... 161 PANEL 24.02 ...... 128 Haines, Kyle Gundogdu, Ayten [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 03.10 ...... 161 PANEL 15.02 ...... 48 Hall, Cheryl PANEL 15.27 ...... 154 [email protected] PANEL 34.03 ...... 168 PANEL 03.09 ...... 150 Gunnell, John Hamidi, Sidra [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 16.18 ...... 143 PANEL 08.11 ...... 151 Guo, Chunzhen Hamilton, Matthew [email protected] PANEL 01.13 ...... 55 PANEL 29.03 ...... 148 Gupta, Harsh [email protected] Hammond, Jacob [email protected] PANEL 10.09 ...... 141 PANEL 26.01 ...... 111 Gurian, Paul-Henri [email protected] Hanafin, Timothy [email protected] PANEL 27.01 ...... 76 PANEL 16.21 ...... 74 Ha, Eunyoung [email protected] Hanagan, Nora [email protected] PANEL 08.14 ...... 132 PANEL 16.21 ...... 74 PANEL 29.02 ...... 42 Handley, Lauren

[email protected]

PANEL 16.10 ...... 143

189 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page

Hanes, Douglas Hawes, Michael [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 06.02 ...... 57 PANEL 08.15 ...... 152 Hanley, Danielle Hawkesworth, Mary [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.23 ...... 84 PANEL 09.01 ...... 121 Hardt, Heidi Hayes, Sarah [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 08.08 ...... 121 PANEL 26.01 ...... 111 Harper, Robin Hayes, Thomas [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 07.05 ...... 140 PANEL 07.01 ...... 58 PANEL 07.06 ...... 151 Haynes, Chris Harriger, Katy [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 27.03 ...... 114 PANEL 33.01 ...... 137 PANEL 30.01 ...... 88 Harris, Leila Haynes, Kyle [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 04.06 ...... 118 PANEL 08.06 ...... 93 Hartshorn, Ian PANEL 08.11 ...... 151 [email protected] Hayward, Clarissa PANEL 01.05 ...... 139 [email protected] Harvey, Jacqueline PANEL 35.18 ...... 90 [email protected] PANEL 35.19 ...... 101 PANEL 27.04 ...... 100 PANEL 35.20 ...... 117 Harvie, Jeanette Hazlett, Chad [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 30.01 ...... 88 PANEL 01.06 ...... 102 Hasunuma, Linda PANEL 01.17 ...... 67 [email protected] Heard, Kathryn PANEL 28.02 ...... 136 [email protected] PANEL 30.01 ...... 88 PANEL 14.07 ...... 83 Hatcher, Andrea Heberle, Renee [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 21.02 ...... 127 PANEL 15.23 ...... 84 Hauptmann, Emily Hebert, Laura [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 16.18 ...... 143 PANEL 06.02 ...... 57 PANEL 06.04 ...... 81

190 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page

Heffernan, Ann Hernandez, Samantha [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.10 ...... 142 PANEL 12.01 ...... 46 Hejny, Jessica Hicks, Henri [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.07 ...... 105 PANEL 26.01 ...... 111 PANEL 17.01 ...... 75 Higashi, Brenden Heldman, Caroline [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 10.08 ...... 94 PANEL 05.03 ...... 57 Hill, Samantha PANEL 05.06 ...... 92 [email protected] Hellwege, Julia PANEL 14.23 ...... 163 [email protected] Hilmer, Jeff PANEL 28.07 ...... 147 [email protected] Helmersen, Ole PANEL 15.04 ...... 73 oh.ikl@cbs.dk PANEL 15.20 ...... 154 PANEL 29.02 ...... 42 Hindman, Matthew Hendershot, Marcus [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 19.05 ...... 41 PANEL 10.04 ...... 37 PANEL 19.06 ...... 86 PANEL 10.06 ...... 122 Hirsch, Alexander Henderson, Kevin [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.19 ...... 105 PANEL 15.15 ...... 73 PANEL 14.23 ...... 163 Hendlin, Yogi PANEL 16.20 ...... 125 [email protected] Hirsch, Roni PANEL 03.12 ...... 131 [email protected] PANEL 03.16 ...... 80 PANEL 16.13 ...... 49 Hendrix, Burke Hirschmann, Nancy [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 16.11 ...... 155 PANEL 02.03 ...... 68 Henkels, Mark PANEL 06.02 ...... 57 [email protected] Hobbs, William PANEL 24.01 ...... 110 [email protected] PANEL 24.02 ...... 128 PANEL 27.02 ...... 53 Hernandez, Roberto Hobbs-Morgan, Chase [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 31.09 ...... 148 PANEL 03.16 ...... 80

191 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page

Hoffman, Marcelo Hooker, Juliet [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 08.03 ...... 58 PANEL 14.03 ...... 72 PANEL 15.27 ...... 154 PANEL 16.04 ...... 41 Hoffman, Tyler D. HoSang, Daniel [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 24.01 ...... 110 PANEL 21.01 ...... 108 PANEL 24.02 ...... 128 PANEL 21.02 ...... 127 Hogen-Esch, Tom J. PANEL 31.05 ...... 101 [email protected] Hottman, Sara PANEL 24.03 ...... 157 [email protected] Holland, Breena PANEL 28.07 ...... 147 [email protected] Houston, Alan PANEL 03.03 ...... 56 [email protected] Holland, Julie PANEL 16.05 ...... 85 [email protected] Howard, Robert PANEL 08.15 ...... 152 [email protected] Holland, Kenneth PANEL 10.04 ...... 37 [email protected] PANEL 10.05 ...... 82 PANEL 08.15 ...... 152 Howard, Tiffiany Holman, Christopher [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 07.02 ...... 120 PANEL 14.13 ...... 48 PANEL 07.03 ...... 81 Holmes, Lisa PANEL 08.04 ...... 70 [email protected] Howe, Adam PANEL 10.05 ...... 82 [email protected] PANEL 10.06 ...... 122 PANEL 01.08 ...... 55 Holtzman, Richard Hoyo, Veronica [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 05.02 ...... 119 PANEL 13.02 ...... 95 PANEL 33.07 ...... 159 Hoyt, Katherine Holyoke, Thomas [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 16.04 ...... 41 PANEL 22.05 ...... 146 Hubbard-Mattix, Laci Holzner, Claudio [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 19.04 ...... 144 PANEL 07.02 ...... 120 PANEL 28.04 ...... 42 Huber, Walter [email protected]

PANEL 04.05 ...... 103

192 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page

Huckle, Kiku Ignatov, Anatoli [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 23.06 ...... 109 PANEL 31.10 ...... 159 PANEL 23.08 ...... 87 Ignatova, Jacqueline Hudson, Ashley [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 03.07 ...... 102 PANEL 01.02 ...... 67 Ikuta, Jennie Hughes, David [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 16.21 ...... 74 PANEL 11.05 ...... 152 PANEL 16.22 ...... 50 Hughes, D. Alex Inbok, Rhee PANEL 04.04 ...... 80 [email protected] Hui, Iris PANEL 21.04 ...... 156 [email protected] Incantalupo, Matthew PANEL 20.03 ...... 126 [email protected] PANEL 22.04 ...... 99 PANEL 07.01 ...... 58 Hultgren, John Ince, Onur [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 03.02 ...... 43 PANEL 16.11 ...... 155 PANEL 03.10 ...... 161 Indridason, Indridi [email protected] Hunold, Christian [email protected] PANEL 11.02 ...... 59 PANEL 03.08 ...... 118 PANEL 11.05 ...... 152 PANEL 03.15 ...... 68 PANEL 13.02 ...... 95 Hunter, Thomas Ingram, Callum [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 26.01 ...... 111 PANEL 14.16 ...... 83 Hurwitz, Mark PANEL 15.05 ...... 96 [email protected] Invernizzi Accetti, Carlo PANEL 10.05 ...... 82 [email protected] Hussey, Wesley PANEL 14.13 ...... 48 [email protected] Islas Weinstein, Tania PANEL 24.01 ...... 110 [email protected] PANEL 24.02 ...... 128 PANEL 18.04 ...... 98 PANEL 24.05 ...... 64 Israel-Trummel, Mackenzie [email protected] Hutcheson, Anna [email protected] PANEL 23.05 ...... 127 PANEL 01.11 ...... 150 Issar, Siddhant [email protected]

PANEL 31.02 ...... 65

193 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page

Iverson, Erika Jernigan, William [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 07.05 ...... 140 PANEL 26.01 ...... 111 Izquierdo, Richard Johnson, Ann [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 10.01 ...... 46 PANEL 10.04 ...... 37 PANEL 10.03 ...... 71 PANEL 10.09 ...... 141 Jackson, Jeff Johnson, April [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.07 ...... 105 PANEL 21.01 ...... 108 Jackson, Jack PANEL 21.05 ...... 62 [email protected] Johnson, Jeffrey PANEL 32.02 ...... 65 [email protected] Jackson, Michael PANEL 15.15 ...... 73 [email protected] Johnson, Natalie PANEL 05.01 ...... 44 [email protected] James, Heather PANEL 10.05 ...... 82 [email protected] PANEL 17.08 ...... 155 PANEL 28.06 ...... 100 Johnson, Philip Jamieson, Thomas [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.08 ...... 72 PANEL 08.02 ...... 45 Johnston, Steven Janusz, Andrew [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.28 ...... 164 PANEL 23.04 ...... 52 PANEL 15.32 ...... 107 Jarvis, Matthew PANEL 18.06 ...... 126 [email protected] Jones, Bradley PANEL 05.01 ...... 44 [email protected] PANEL 05.02 ...... 119 PANEL 23.06 ...... 109 Jeffries-Bilton, Vicki Jones, David [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 24.07 ...... 147 PANEL 19.04 ...... 144 Jenkins, Matthew Jones, Jordan [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 21.06 ...... 51 PANEL 14.18 ...... 123 Jennings, Bruce Jones, Rebecca [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 04.04 ...... 80 PANEL 01.08 ...... 55

194 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page

Jordan, Holly Kareem, Sarah [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 19.04 ...... 144 PANEL 18.04 ...... 98 Jordan, Taryn Kasik, Madeline [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 31.08 ...... 137 PANEL 26.01 ...... 111 Joya, Angela Kassop, Nancy [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 29.02 ...... 42 PANEL 05.06 ...... 92 Juarez, Kiana Kaswan, Mark [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 06.04 ...... 81 PANEL 14.12 ...... 47 Juarez, Melina Kaufman-Osborn, Timothy [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 23.06 ...... 109 PANEL 29.05 ...... 167 Jun, Nathan Kay, Kristine [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 17.08 ...... 155 PANEL 23.05 ...... 127 Junn, Jane Keiser, Richard [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 30.02 ...... 101 PANEL 24.05 ...... 64 Justwan, Florian PANEL 24.08 ...... 157 [email protected] Kellam, Marisa PANEL 08.05 ...... 82 [email protected] PANEL 08.07 ...... 104 PANEL 12.03 ...... 122 Kage, Rieko Kelleher, William [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 10.03 ...... 71 PANEL 15.06 ...... 84 Kahn, Jack Keller, Jonathan [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 26.01 ...... 111 PANEL 15.21 ...... 164 Kalaf-Hughes, Nicole Kelly, Dimitri [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 23.06 ...... 109 PANEL 12.03 ...... 122 Kaplan, Yael Rivka Kelly, Sean [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 17.08 ...... 155 PANEL 11.01 ...... 38 Karavardanyan, Sargis PANEL 11.03 ...... 83 [email protected] PANEL 33.07 ...... 159 PANEL 29.01 ...... 88 195 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page

Kendall, Chris Kikyotani, Mitsufumi [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 17.02 ...... 97 PANEL 26.01 ...... 111 Kennedy, Brandy Kilgour, Maureen [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 20.02 ...... 62 PANEL 29.02 ...... 42 Kennedy, Geoff Kim, Daisy [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 01.11 ...... 150 PANEL 07.05 ...... 140 Kernell, Georgia Kim, Inhan [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 13.02 ...... 95 PANEL 08.13 ...... 93 Kernell, Samuel Kim, Juman [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 05.02 ...... 119 PANEL 16.22 ...... 50 Kerosky, Sara Kim, Seokdong [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 11.04 ...... 104 PANEL 01.10 ...... 131 Kersch, Ken Kim, Yeongmin [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 10.01 ...... 46 PANEL 30.03 ...... 115 PANEL 10.02 ...... 59 King, James PANEL 32.06 ...... 116 [email protected] Khachaturian, Rafael PANEL 05.05 ...... 69 [email protected] King, Kristy PANEL 15.22 ...... 40 [email protected] Khaliq, Sohaib PANEL 15.25 ...... 106 [email protected] King, Ronald PANEL 08.06 ...... 93 [email protected] Khan, Tariq PANEL 17.06 ...... 125 [email protected] PANEL 17.07 ...... 143 PANEL 31.08 ...... 137 Kinne, Brandon Khreiche, Mario [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 08.11 ...... 151 PANEL 16.13 ...... 49 Kirkey, Christopher Kielty, Colin [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 08.15 ...... 152

PANEL 17.08 ...... 155

196 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page

Kirsch, Robert Koutnik, Gregory [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.09 ...... 133 PANEL 03.16 ...... 80 Kittay, Eva Feder Kovalyova, Natalia [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 32.03 ...... 78 PANEL 01.16 ...... 79 Klerman, Jacob Kramer, Sina PANEL 22.05 ...... 146 [email protected] Knaupp, Victoria PANEL 19.03 ...... 51 [email protected] Krananburg, Phil PANEL 27.04 ...... 100 [email protected] Knight, Amber PANEL 24.04 ...... 100 [email protected] Kraus, Jeffrey PANEL 15.17 ...... 106 [email protected] Knight, Robert PANEL 25.02 ...... 129 [email protected] Krause, Sharon PANEL 01.14 ...... 43 [email protected] Koebele, Elizabeth PANEL 03.06 ...... 91 [email protected] PANEL 16.03 ...... 107 PANEL 04.04 ...... 80 PANEL 18.01 ...... 75 PANEL 04.06 ...... 118 Kraybill, Jeanine Koeller, Kyle [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 21.02 ...... 127 PANEL 26.01 ...... 111 PANEL 28.07 ...... 147 Koganzon, Rita Kroepsch, Adrianne [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 16.05 ...... 85 PANEL 04.04 ...... 80 Kogl, Alexandra Krueger, James [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.04 ...... 60 PANEL 25.02 ...... 129 Koker, Neveser Kubo, Hiroki [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 16.15 ...... 74 PANEL 11.03 ...... 83 Koné, Mzilikazi Kurashima, Mari [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 31.11 ...... 167 PANEL 26.01 ...... 111 Kousser, Thad [email protected] PANEL 11.04 ...... 104 PANEL 27.05 ...... 158 197 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page

Kurizaki, Shuhei Latimer, Trevor [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 08.01 ...... 37 PANEL 14.11 ...... 163 PANEL 08.06 ...... 93 PANEL 14.18 ...... 123 PANEL 08.11 ...... 151 Latner, Michael Labonne, Julien [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.15 ...... 73 PANEL 01.12 ...... 161 PANEL 21.04 ...... 156 Lacey, Joseph Lauterbach, Erinn [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 13.02 ...... 95 PANEL 13.01 ...... 38 Lacey, Robert Lavi, Liron [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.21 ...... 164 PANEL 15.18 ...... 124 Lagorio, Adriianna Lawhon, Lydia [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 26.01 ...... 111 PANEL 04.05 ...... 103 Lai, Christina Lawless, Jennifer [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 08.02 ...... 45 PANEL 11.02 ...... 59 Lai, James Lawrence, Jennifer [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 30.04 ...... 130 PANEL 03.11 ...... 139 Lajevardi, Nazita Lazarus, Jeffrey [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 12.01 ...... 46 PANEL 11.01 ...... 38 PANEL 23.11 ...... 166 PANEL 11.02 ...... 59 Lambert, Priscilla Le, Loan [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 28.05 ...... 87 PANEL 20.02 ...... 62 Lanier, Drew PANEL 30.01 ...... 88 [email protected] PANEL 30.03 ...... 115 PANEL 10.05 ...... 82 LeBlanc, John Randolph PANEL 10.06 ...... 122 [email protected] Lascher, Edward PANEL 31.09 ...... 148 [email protected] Lee, Charles PANEL 24.05 ...... 64 [email protected] PANEL 07.03 ...... 81 PANEL 30.02 ...... 101

198 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page

Lee, Chris Lepori, Matthew [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 01.06 ...... 102 PANEL 03.07 ...... 102 PANEL 01.07 ...... 118 PANEL 03.15 ...... 68 PANEL 01.09 ...... 43 Lerma, Michael Lee, Christian [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 31.02 ...... 65 PANEL 26.01 ...... 111 Lesenyie, Matt Lee, Don [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 12.02 ...... 71 PANEL 11.05 ...... 152 Leung, Vivien PANEL 20.01 ...... 145 [email protected] Lee, Dong-wook PANEL 30.03 ...... 115 [email protected] Levy, La Della L. PANEL 08.14 ...... 132 [email protected] Lee, Fred PANEL 33.02 ...... 138 [email protected] Levy, Traci PANEL 18.07 ...... 135 [email protected] Leeb, Claudia PANEL 32.03 ...... 78 [email protected] PANEL 32.04 ...... 89 PANEL 15.14 ...... 60 Lewis, Adam PANEL 28.03 ...... 77 [email protected] Leebaw, Bronwyn PANEL 31.01 ...... 53 [email protected] Ley, Aaron PANEL 14.19 ...... 105 [email protected] PANEL 16.17 ...... 97 PANEL 10.07 ...... 162 Leitch, David Li, Ruoxi [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 19.01 ...... 156 PANEL 23.06 ...... 109 LeJeune, John Li, Yitan [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.20 ...... 133 PANEL 08.09 ...... 131 PANEL 15.10 ...... 142 Lien, Pei-te [email protected] Lemi, Danielle [email protected] PANEL 30.04 ...... 130 PANEL 23.03 ...... 63 Lin, Michael [email protected] Lemoine, Jordan [email protected] PANEL 17.05 ...... 50 PANEL 26.01 ...... 111

199 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page

Linch, Amy Lokaneeta, Jinee [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 02.03 ...... 68 PANEL 14.14 ...... 60 PANEL 03.01 ...... 37 Lopez, Pamela PANEL 03.11 ...... 139 [email protected] Lindgren, Eric PANEL 12.01 ...... 46 [email protected] Lopez, Ramon PANEL 02.01 ...... 91 [email protected] PANEL 25.04 ...... 167 PANEL 15.20 ...... 154 Lindsay, Keisha Lopez Bunyasi, Tehama [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.26 ...... 134 PANEL 06.01 ...... 45 Litvin, Boris PANEL 06.05 ...... 93 [email protected] PANEL 23.10 ...... 146 PANEL 16.05 ...... 85 Lovato, Brian Liu, Shan-Jan [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 31.06 ...... 116 PANEL 07.03 ...... 81 Lovell, George Liu, Amy [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 10.07 ...... 162 PANEL 01.12 ...... 161 Lowndes, Joe PANEL 01.16 ...... 79 [email protected] Livingston, Alexander PANEL 31.05 ...... 101 [email protected] Lucas-Jennings, Cheri PANEL 15.03 ...... 39 [email protected] Lloyd, Vincent PANEL 04.04 ...... 80 [email protected] Luke, Timothy PANEL 31.10 ...... 159 [email protected] Locke, Jill PANEL 03.11 ...... 139 [email protected] PANEL 03.12 ...... 131 PANEL 16.12 ...... 165 Lupo, Lindsey PANEL 16.19 ...... 97 [email protected] Lockhart, Lucas PANEL 22.03 ...... 76 [email protected] PANEL 22.04 ...... 99 PANEL 01.11 ...... 150 PANEL 27.02 ...... 53 Lofstrom, Magnus Lynch, Richard A. PANEL 22.05 ...... 146 [email protected] Loftis, Matt PANEL 32.03 ...... 78 PANEL 11.05 ...... 152

200 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page

Macdonald, Bradley Majic, Samantha [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 03.11 ...... 139 PANEL 02.03 ...... 68 Mackin, Glenn PANEL 09.01 ...... 121 [email protected] PANEL 22.01 ...... 51 PANEL 15.05 ...... 96 PANEL 22.02 ...... 63 PANEL 15.07 ...... 105 Majstorovic, Steven PANEL 15.16 ...... 153 [email protected] Mackinnon, Emma PANEL 07.04 ...... 162 [email protected] Malleson, Tom PANEL 15.19 ...... 134 [email protected] MacMaster, Rachel PANEL 32.02 ...... 65 [email protected] Maltby, Elizabeth PANEL 10.04 ...... 37 [email protected] Madrid, Raul PANEL 23.09 ...... 135 [email protected] PANEL 23.10 ...... 146 PANEL 07.04 ...... 162 Manicastri, Steven PANEL 21.02 ...... 127 [email protected] Magee, Michael PANEL 18.07 ...... 135 [email protected] Manick, Chris PANEL 17.06 ...... 125 [email protected] Magyar, Zsuzsanna PANEL 02.01 ...... 91 [email protected] Mansbach, Daniela PANEL 01.17 ...... 67 [email protected] Maher, Kristen Hill PANEL 14.07 ...... 83 [email protected] Mansoori, Naveed PANEL 07.06 ...... 151 [email protected] PANEL 09.03 ...... 94 PANEL 16.15 ...... 74 Mainwaring, Cetta PANEL 16.22 ...... 50 [email protected] Manuel, Anne PANEL 07.06 ...... 151 [email protected] Maione, Angela PANEL 28.03 ...... 77 [email protected] Marasco, Robyn PANEL 15.28 ...... 164 [email protected] PANEL 28.01 ...... 114 PANEL 15.32 ...... 107 PANEL 16.02 ...... 49 Mares, Gabriel [email protected]

PANEL 31.06 ...... 116

201 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page

Marichal, Jose Martin, Brandon [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 25.03 ...... 157 PANEL 22.05 ...... 146 Marin Hellwege, Julia Martin, Danielle [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 06.05 ...... 93 PANEL 27.03 ...... 114 Mariotti, Shannon Martinez-Ebers, Valerie [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.11 ...... 163 PANEL 23.05 ...... 127 Markell, Patchen PANEL 35.20 ...... 117 [email protected] Masaki, Erika PANEL 16.01 ...... 40 [email protected] PANEL 16.16 ...... 85 PANEL 04.02 ...... 69 Markowitz, Jonathan Mason, Joshua [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 08.10 ...... 140 PANEL 24.09 ...... 166 PANEL 08.13 ...... 93 Mate, Manoj Markus, Stanislav [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 19.02 ...... 108 PANEL 01.16 ...... 79 Mathiowetz, Dean Maron, Emma [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 16.18 ...... 143 PANEL 24.09 ...... 166 PANEL 16.20 ...... 125 Marquez, Marisela Matos, Yalidy [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 06.05 ...... 93 PANEL 23.10 ...... 146 Marshall, Stephen Matush, Kelly [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.26 ...... 134 PANEL 08.06 ...... 93 PANEL 15.30 ...... 165 Maxwell, Lida Marso, Lori [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.02 ...... 48 PANEL 18.08 ...... 144 PANEL 15.29 ...... 154 PANEL 18.09 ...... 165 Mayer, Jeremy PANEL 28.01 ...... 114 [email protected] Martel, James PANEL 23.09 ...... 135 [email protected] Mayerfeld, Jamie PANEL 14.02 ...... 47 [email protected] PANEL 16.01 ...... 40 PANEL 15.23 ...... 84 PANEL 16.20 ...... 125 202 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page

McBeth, Renee McGauvran, Ronald [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.15 ...... 73 PANEL 05.05 ...... 69 McBride, Keally McGhee, Eric [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.14 ...... 60 PANEL 14.11 ...... 163 PANEL 16.01 ...... 40 PANEL 27.05 ...... 158 McCann, James McGinnis, Briana [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 35.20 ...... 117 PANEL 14.09 ...... 132 McCann, Michael McGovern, Patrick [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 10.07 ...... 162 PANEL 25.02 ...... 129 PANEL 10.10 ...... 141 McIvor, David McCarthy, Mary [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.23 ...... 163 PANEL 30.01 ...... 88 McKay, Spencer McCarthy, Susan [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.16 ...... 83 PANEL 28.02 ...... 136 McKean, Benjamin McCarty, Timothy [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.13 ...... 48 PANEL 15.08 ...... 124 PANEL 14.15 ...... 73 PANEL 15.14 ...... 60 McKenna, Conor McCuan, David [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 26.01 ...... 111 PANEL 24.05 ...... 64 McKinney, Claire McCue, Clifford [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 28.04 ...... 42 PANEL 20.02 ...... 62 McMahon, Ryan McDaniel, Jason [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 08.12 ...... 46 PANEL 28.06 ...... 100 McMahon, Blake McDonagh, Eileen [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 08.13 ...... 93 PANEL 32.02 ...... 65 McMahon, John PANEL 32.04 ...... 89 [email protected] McGarity, Thomas PANEL 15.11 ...... 153 PANEL 10.04 ...... 37

203 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page

McManus, Helen Mendez, Jeanette [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.09 ...... 133 PANEL 35.18 ...... 90 PANEL 16.07 ...... 107 PANEL 35.19 ...... 101 PANEL 18.03 ...... 86 PANEL 35.20 ...... 117 McNeal, Michael Menounou, Elli [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.22 ...... 152 PANEL 10.08 ...... 94 McQueen, Alison Menzel, Annie [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.29 ...... 154 PANEL 15.30 ...... 165 McWeeney, Thomas Merolla, Jennifer [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 20.01 ...... 145 PANEL 21.02 ...... 127 McWilliams, Susan PANEL 28.07 ...... 147 [email protected] PANEL 35.20 ...... 117 PANEL 16.09 ...... 134 Merseth, Julie Lee PANEL 18.08 ...... 144 [email protected] Means, Morgann PANEL 23.04 ...... 52 [email protected] Metz, Tamara PANEL 04.01 ...... 56 [email protected] Medearis, John PANEL 32.04 ...... 89 [email protected] Meyer, John PANEL 14.06 ...... 141 [email protected] Mehrtens, John PANEL 03.12 ...... 131 [email protected] PANEL 03.16 ...... 80 PANEL 08.06 ...... 93 Meyerhoff, Eli Meiches, Benjamin [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 31.04 ...... 89 PANEL 08.03 ...... 58 PANEL 31.08 ...... 137 Meinke, Scott PANEL 31.11 ...... 167 [email protected] Michel, Elie PANEL 09.02 ...... 70 [email protected] PANEL 11.04 ...... 104 PANEL 22.03 ...... 76 Mellamphy, Nandita Michelson, Melissa [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 16.20 ...... 125 PANEL 19.02 ...... 108 PANEL 24.09 ...... 166

PANEL 27.04 ...... 100

204 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page

Mignozzetti, Umberto Mitchell, Charles [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 01.10 ...... 131 PANEL 08.02 ...... 45 PANEL 11.05 ...... 152 PANEL 12.02 ...... 71 Miles, Matthew Mitchell, Joshua [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 05.01 ...... 44 PANEL 17.07 ...... 143 PANEL 05.05 ...... 69 Mittiga, Ross Miller, Caleb [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 03.03 ...... 56 PANEL 15.16 ...... 153 Mizelle, Brett Miller, Char [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 03.17 ...... 102 PANEL 15.31 ...... 85 Moffett-Bateau, Alexandra Miller, Jennifer [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 06.03 ...... 70 PANEL 33.07 ...... 159 PANEL 35.06 ...... 66 Miller, Kathryn Molchanov, Stan [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 06.04 ...... 81 PANEL 16.06 ...... 96 Miller, Patrick Monardi, Fred [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 12.02 ...... 71 PANEL 21.03 ...... 145 Mills, Russell Montoya, Celeste [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 11.01 ...... 38 PANEL 06.05 ...... 93 PANEL 35.06 ...... 66 Monzel, Ashley Ming, Guanpei [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 08.06 ...... 93 PANEL 17.07 ...... 143 Moodian, Michael Mironesco, Monique [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 24.03 ...... 157 PANEL 04.03 ...... 92 Moore, Chelsea PANEL 04.05 ...... 103 [email protected] Mishra, Sangay PANEL 19.01 ...... 156 [email protected] Moore, Colin D. PANEL 30.01 ...... 88 [email protected] PANEL 30.02 ...... 101 PANEL 24.01 ...... 110 PANEL 24.02 ...... 128

205 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page

Moore, Matthew Mulat, Yonas [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.05 ...... 95 PANEL 01.15 ...... 36 Moreau, Julie Mulroy, Quinn [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 12.01 ...... 46 PANEL 17.02 ...... 97 Morefield, Jeanne Murphy-Erfani, Julie [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.01 ...... 60 PANEL 16.16 ...... 85 PANEL 16.01 ...... 40 Muse Sinek, Wendy Moreno Campos, Raul [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 24.08 ...... 157 PANEL 23.01 ...... 52 Musselman, Malori Morin, Jason [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 03.10 ...... 161 PANEL 23.07 ...... 99 Nackenoff, Carol Morin, Robert [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 32.06 ...... 116 PANEL 24.01 ...... 110 Nacol, Emily PANEL 24.02 ...... 128 [email protected] Mostov, Julie PANEL 16.10 ...... 143 [email protected] PANEL 16.14 ...... 61 PANEL 31.09 ...... 148 Naguib, Ameera Motta, Sara [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 26.01 ...... 111 PANEL 31.01 ...... 53 Nalder, Kimberly PANEL 31.02 ...... 65 [email protected] PANEL 31.10 ...... 159 PANEL 12.03 ...... 122 Moua, Maitria Naranch, Laurie [email protected] PANEL 20.02 ...... 62 PANEL 28.01 ...... 114 Mousavi, Seyed Saeed [email protected] PANEL 28.09 ...... 167 PANEL 14.20 ...... 133 Neumann, Seth [email protected] Mousie, Joshua [email protected] PANEL 22.05 ...... 146 PANEL 03.05 ...... 79 Nevin, Jessica [email protected] Moynagh, Patricia [email protected] PANEL 28.06 ...... 100 PANEL 28.01 ...... 114

206 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page

Newcomer, Elizabeth Noriega, Christina [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 09.01 ...... 121 PANEL 14.16 ...... 83 PANEL 22.01 ...... 51 Novikau, Aliaksandr Newfield, Christopher [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 03.05 ...... 79 PANEL 31.11 ...... 167 Novkov, Julie Newswander, Chad [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 17.01 ...... 75 PANEL 20.02 ...... 62 PANEL 26.01 ...... 111 Niayesh, Vahid PANEL 32.07 ...... 130 [email protected] Nowacki, Dawn PANEL 12.01 ...... 46 [email protected] Nichanian, Daniel PANEL 28.02 ...... 136 [email protected] Nuamah, Sally PANEL 15.15 ...... 73 [email protected] Nichols, Curt PANEL 23.10 ...... 146 [email protected] Nwankwo, Ugonma PANEL 10.05 ...... 82 [email protected] Nichols, Desmond PANEL 26.01 ...... 111 [email protected] Nye, Adam PANEL 19.05 ...... 41 [email protected] Nichols, Robert PANEL 10.04 ...... 37 [email protected] Nyeck, S.N. PANEL 31.07 ...... 130 [email protected] Nicholson, Stephen PANEL 28.08 ...... 158 [email protected] Obata, Taylor PANEL 27.03 ...... 114 [email protected] Niemi, William PANEL 26.01 ...... 111 [email protected] Obradovich, Nick PANEL 14.21 ...... 142 [email protected] Nishikawa Chávez, Katsuo PANEL 04.04 ...... 80 [email protected] O’Brien, Benjamin Gonzalez PANEL 07.02 ...... 120 [email protected] Nokken, Timothy PANEL 21.02 ...... 127 [email protected] PANEL 22.02 ...... 63 PANEL 11.03 ...... 83 PANEL 23.04 ...... 52 PANEL 11.04 ...... 104 PANEL 23.09 ...... 135

207 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page

O’Brien, Cheryl Onimisi, Timothy [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 28.05 ...... 87 PANEL 04.02 ...... 69 PANEL 28.08 ...... 158 Oprea, Alexandra O'Brien, Heather [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 16.05 ...... 85 PANEL 31.11 ...... 167 Orchard, Charlene Ocampo, Angela [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 05.02 ...... 119 PANEL 23.07 ...... 99 O'Regan, Valerie PANEL 23.08 ...... 87 [email protected] Och, Malliga PANEL 24.05 ...... 64 [email protected] Orozco, Elva PANEL 28.02 ...... 136 [email protected] Ochoa, José PANEL 15.13 ...... 49 [email protected] Osborn, Ronald PANEL 21.06 ...... 51 [email protected] O'Connor, Daniel PANEL 01.02 ...... 67 [email protected] PANEL 15.10 ...... 142 PANEL 14.21 ...... 142 PANEL 15.15 ...... 73 O'Dowd, Ornaith PANEL 15.21 ...... 164 [email protected] Ospina Pedraza, Ana Maria PANEL 32.03 ...... 78 [email protected] Ogorzalek, Tom PANEL 15.16 ...... 153 [email protected] Ostwald, Kai PANEL 17.02 ...... 97 [email protected] Oklobdzija, Stan PANEL 01.12 ...... 161 [email protected] Otobe, Nobutaka PANEL 13.01 ...... 38 [email protected] Olds, Christopher PANEL 15.18 ...... 124 [email protected] Pacheco-Vega, Raul PANEL 05.02 ...... 119 [email protected] O'Murchu, Niall PANEL 04.06 ...... 118 [email protected] Paehlke, Robert PANEL 16.12 ...... 165 [email protected] Ong, Paul PANEL 03.02 ...... 43 [email protected] PANEL 03.15 ...... 68 PANEL 07.02 ...... 120 Page, Jennifer [email protected] PANEL 15.15 ...... 73

208 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page

Paikowsky, Dana Parris, Girma [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 05.04 ...... 103 PANEL 07.04 ...... 162 Palazzo, David PANEL 17.07 ...... 143 [email protected] Parris, Kristen PANEL 15.10 ...... 142 [email protected] Pampinella, Stephen PANEL 01.13 ...... 55 [email protected] Parrish, John PANEL 01.04 ...... 91 [email protected] PANEL 08.01 ...... 37 PANEL 18.02 ...... 61 Panagia, Davide Parson, Sean [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 18.04 ...... 98 PANEL 03.09 ...... 150 Papcke, Luise PANEL 18.09 ...... 165 [email protected] Pasternak, Shiri PANEL 16.07 ...... 107 [email protected] Parish, Kalind PANEL 31.07 ...... 130 [email protected] Pateman, Carole PANEL 10.08 ...... 94 [email protected] Parisi, Laura PANEL 14.06 ...... 141 [email protected] Patterson-Tutschka, Monicka PANEL 34.03 ...... 168 [email protected] Park, Linette PANEL 18.05 ...... 108 [email protected] Paxton, Deuel PANEL 31.11 ...... 167 [email protected] Park, Saemyi PANEL 26.01 ...... 111 [email protected] Payerhin, Marek PANEL 30.03 ...... 115 [email protected] Park, Soonae PANEL 13.02 ...... 95 [email protected] Penford-Brown, Duncan PANEL 20.01 ...... 145 [email protected] Parker, Christopher PANEL 01.17 ...... 67 [email protected] Pennington, William PANEL 21.03 ...... 145 [email protected] Parr, Tom PANEL 14.22 ...... 152 [email protected] Perez, Javier PANEL 14.09 ...... 132 [email protected] PANEL 31.10 ...... 159

209 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page

Persky, Leah Pincock, Heather [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 06.01 ...... 45 PANEL 14.10 ...... 142 Peschek, Joseph PANEL 15.17 ...... 106 [email protected] Pineda, Erin PANEL 15.09 ...... 133 [email protected] Peter, Musa Abraham PANEL 16.08 ...... 124 [email protected] Plencner, Joshua PANEL 04.02 ...... 69 [email protected] Peters, Tacuma PANEL 31.03 ...... 77 [email protected] Ploof, Rebecca PANEL 16.11 ...... 155 [email protected] Peterson, Ben PANEL 03.17 ...... 102 [email protected] Plotica, Luke PANEL 18.04 ...... 98 [email protected] Peterson, Jordan PANEL 14.05 ...... 95 [email protected] Poe, Andrew PANEL 10.08 ...... 94 [email protected] PANEL 20.03 ...... 126 PANEL 15.31 ...... 85 Pfeffer, Mara PANEL 29.04 ...... 158 [email protected] Ponce, Albert, PANEL 18.09 ...... 165 [email protected] Phan, Hai-Vu PANEL 31.03 ...... 77 [email protected] Pool, Heather PANEL 04.02 ...... 69 [email protected] Phan, Ngoc PANEL 15.11 ...... 153 [email protected] PANEL 18.06 ...... 126 PANEL 07.01 ...... 58 Popa, Bogdan Phulwani, Vijay [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 16.19 ...... 97 PANEL 16.12 ...... 165 PANEL 19.03 ...... 51 Pickett, Brent Poppe, Jerry [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.04 ...... 60 PANEL 20.03 ...... 126 PANEL 14.08 ...... 72 PANEL 22.04 ...... 99 Pillet, Benjamin Powell, Sierra [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 31.01 ...... 53 PANEL 21.05 ...... 62

210 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page

Pralle, Sarah Rajmaira, Sheen [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 22.03 ...... 76 PANEL 33.07 ...... 159 Premont, Karine Ramakrishnan, Karthick [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 08.05 ...... 82 PANEL 30.01 ...... 88 Pressey, Brianna Rank, Allison [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 26.01 ...... 111 PANEL 17.08 ...... 155 Pringle, Lisa PANEL 18.06 ...... 126 [email protected] Raphael, Steven PANEL 28.06 ...... 100 PANEL 22.05 ...... 146 Putman, John Rasmussen, Amy [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 17.03 ...... 86 PANEL 02.03 ...... 68 Putnam, Joshua Ravid, Itay [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 27.01 ...... 76 PANEL 10.09 ...... 141 Quackenbush, Alvin Ray, Emily [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 25.01 ...... 111 PANEL 03.02 ...... 43 Querubin, Pablo PANEL 03.13 ...... 56 [email protected] Ray, John PANEL 01.12 ...... 161 [email protected] Quince, Vanessa PANEL 23.08 ...... 87 [email protected] Raza, Syed Sami PANEL 01.15 ...... 36 [email protected] PANEL 08.07 ...... 104 PANEL 29.04 ...... 158 Rabena, Jr., Ronald Rebrovick, Tripp PANEL 01.08 ...... 55 [email protected] Radwan, Yasmine PANEL 16.13 ...... 49 [email protected] Reddy, Movindri PANEL 16.15 ...... 74 [email protected] Rahman, Mohammad PANEL 01.07 ...... 118 [email protected] PANEL 01.15 ...... 36 PANEL 08.04 ...... 70 PANEL 15.19 ...... 134 Rahman, Smita Reeves, Andrew [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 18.08 ...... 144 PANEL 05.01 ...... 44

211 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page

Reeves, Justin Roberts, Neil [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 11.02 ...... 59 PANEL 15.26 ...... 134 Regina, Carly PANEL 16.03 ...... 107 [email protected] Roberts, William PANEL 14.17 ...... 96 [email protected] Reny, Tyler PANEL 15.12 ...... 39 [email protected] Robinson, Dean PANEL 23.03 ...... 63 [email protected] PANEL 23.09 ...... 135 PANEL 22.02 ...... 63 Ricks, Boris Robinson, Jennifer [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 33.02 ...... 138 PANEL 24.01 ...... 110 PANEL 33.05 PANEL 24.02 ...... 128 Rilea, Ryan Robinson, Leonard PANEL 25.01 ...... 111 [email protected] Rincker, Meg PANEL 08.12 ...... 46 [email protected] Rocco, Raymond PANEL 28.09 ...... 167 [email protected] Rinfret, Sara PANEL 23.01 ...... 52 [email protected] PANEL 23.02 ...... 76 PANEL 04.01 ...... 56 Rodman, Emma PANEL 25.02 ...... 129 [email protected] Riofrancos, Thea PANEL 16.13 ...... 49 [email protected] Rodman, Kenneth PANEL 01.05 ...... 139 [email protected] Ritner, Scott PANEL 34.02 ...... 160 [email protected] Rodriguez, Alberto PANEL 15.18 ...... 124 PANEL 04.03 ...... 92 Rivas Pineda, Yanira Rodriguez, Gilda [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 01.01 ...... 36 PANEL 06.03 ...... 70 Rivera, Michael PANEL 07.03 ...... 81 [email protected] Rodriguez-Vazquez, Esteban PANEL 23.06 ...... 109 [email protected] PANEL 24.07 ...... 147 PANEL 26.01 ...... 111 Roberts, Margaret Rogers Ziegler, Melissa [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 01.17 ...... 67 PANEL 01.14 ...... 43 PANEL 29.02 ...... 42

212 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page

Rogers, Melvin Rudolph, Chris [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 16.03 ...... 107 PANEL 08.07 ...... 104 Rogowski, Jon Rumman, Chowdhury PANEL 05.01 ...... 44 [email protected] Roman, Alexandru PANEL 23.11 ...... 166 [email protected] Rushing, Sara PANEL 20.02 ...... 62 [email protected] Ron, Amit PANEL 15.17 ...... 106 [email protected] PANEL 18.07 ...... 135 PANEL 15.09 ...... 133 Russell, Lindsay PANEL 16.13 ...... 49 PANEL 02.01 ...... 91 Rutledge, Jennifer PANEL 27.05 ...... 158 [email protected] Roost, Laura PANEL 01.06 ...... 102 [email protected] PANEL 29.02 ...... 42 PANEL 14.08 ...... 72 Ruxton, Stephen Rosario-Gregory, Brittany [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.11 ...... 163 PANEL 26.01 ...... 111 Ryer, Kerri Rose, Michelle [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 28.06 ...... 100 PANEL 15.12 ...... 39 Rynbrandt, Ryan Rose, Roger [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 17.03 ...... 86 PANEL 08.03 ...... 58 Saccarelli, Emanuele Rossello, Diego [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 16.08 ...... 124 PANEL 15.02 ...... 48 Sadhwani, Sara Roulier, Scott [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 11.04 ...... 104 PANEL 03.01 ...... 37 PANEL 21.06 ...... 51 Rowe, James [email protected] Safouane, Hamza [email protected] PANEL 03.13 ...... 56 PANEL 07.01 ...... 58 PANEL 16.20 ...... 125 Safronova, Margarita Royden, Alexa [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 29.01 ...... 88 PANEL 33.01 ...... 137 Salayeva, Rena

[email protected]

PANEL 01.16 ...... 79 213 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page

Samnotra, Manu Sbach, William [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 16.19 ...... 97 PANEL 15.12 ...... 39 Sampaio, Anna Scarcelli, Marc [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 09.01 ...... 121 PANEL 29.04 ...... 158 PANEL 23.01 ...... 52 Scerri, Andrew PANEL 23.02 ...... 76 [email protected] PANEL 23.12 ...... 64 PANEL 03.03 ...... 56 Sanchez, Gabriel PANEL 03.04 ...... 68 [email protected] Schachter, Ariela PANEL 23.06 ...... 109 [email protected] Sanchez, Luis PANEL 23.05 ...... 127 [email protected] Schiller, Amy PANEL 33.07 ...... 159 [email protected] Sanders, Rachel PANEL 16.16 ...... 85 [email protected] Schimmel, Noam PANEL 18.01 ...... 75 [email protected] Sandlin, Evan PANEL 34.01 ...... 149 [email protected] Schlosberg, David PANEL 08.05 ...... 82 [email protected] Sanovich, Sergey PANEL 03.05 ...... 79 [email protected] PANEL 03.07 ...... 102 PANEL 01.17 ...... 67 PANEL 04.01 ...... 56 Sappleton, Shan Schlosser, Joel [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 01.04 ...... 91 PANEL 18.01 ...... 75 PANEL 12.01 ...... 46 Schmidt, Ron Satkunanandan, Shalini [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 09.01 ...... 121 PANEL 15.29 ...... 154 PANEL 23.01 ...... 52 PANEL 16.06 ...... 96 PANEL 23.12 ...... 64 Sauchelli, Ryan Schmidt, Jr., Ron [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.14 ...... 60 PANEL 28.03 ...... 77 Sayres, Rudy Schmitz, Volker [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.23 ...... 84 PANEL 15.22 ...... 40 PANEL 31.03 ...... 77 PANEL 31.10 ...... 159 214 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page

Schnakenberg, Keith Schwartz-Weinstein, Zach [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 08.04 ...... 70 Scott, James Schneider, Cathy [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 35.18 ...... 90 PANEL 14.14 ...... 60 PANEL 35.19 ...... 101 Schortgen, Francis PANEL 35.20 ...... 117 [email protected] Scribner, Druscilla PANEL 29.01 ...... 88 [email protected] Schram, Sanford PANEL 28.05 ...... 87 [email protected] Scudder, Molly PANEL 29.05 ...... 167 [email protected] Schreiber, Ronnee PANEL 14.05 ...... 95 [email protected] PANEL 15.32 ...... 107 PANEL 28.07 ...... 147 Sculos, Bryant Schroedel, Jean [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.06 ...... 84 PANEL 21.02 ...... 127 Seabrook, Nicholas Schuhmann, Robert [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 21.03 ...... 145 PANEL 24.01 ...... 110 Seaman, Kate PANEL 24.02 ...... 128 [email protected] Schulenberg, Shawn PANEL 34.02 ...... 160 [email protected] Searle, David PANEL 19.04 ...... 144 [email protected] Schuler, Paul PANEL 23.03 ...... 63 [email protected] Sebold, Karen PANEL 01.12 ...... 161 [email protected] Schwartz, Jonathan PANEL 27.01 ...... 76 [email protected] Sechrest, Paige PANEL 14.16 ...... 83 [email protected] Schwartz, Joseph PANEL 10.03 ...... 71 [email protected] Seckler, Kim PANEL 29.05 ...... 167 [email protected] Schwartz-Shea, Peregrine PANEL 24.01 ...... 110 [email protected] PANEL 24.02 ...... 128 PANEL 02.03 ...... 68 Seery, John PANEL 09.01 ...... 121 [email protected] PANEL 09.02 ...... 70 PANEL 15.31 ...... 85 PANEL 18.08 ...... 144

215 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page

Segura, Gary Shanks, Torrey [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 35.06 ...... 66 PANEL 15.28 ...... 164 Selby, David PANEL 28.01 ...... 114 [email protected] Shapiro, Michael PANEL 14.18 ...... 123 [email protected] PANEL 16.22 ...... 50 PANEL 18.05 ...... 108 Seligsohn, Deborah Sharpless, Ike [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 01.13 ...... 55 PANEL 16.06 ...... 96 Selin, Jennifer Sharrow, Libby [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 11.01 ...... 38 PANEL 32.04 ...... 89 Sellers, Abbylin Shay, Christopher [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 28.07 ...... 147 PANEL 01.09 ...... 43 Selway, Joel Shenhav, Shaul [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 01.12 ...... 161 PANEL 17.08 ...... 155 Seri, Guillermina Shils, Nathaniel [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.14 ...... 60 PANEL 14.12 ...... 47 Settle, Allen Shipper, Joshua [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 24.05 ...... 64 PANEL 18.07 ...... 135 Shaffer, William Shires, James [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 10.03 ...... 71 PANEL 08.11 ...... 151 Shafqat, Sahar Shirley, Sheryl [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 30.02 ...... 101 PANEL 08.03 ...... 58 Shah, Sono Shone, Steve [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 30.03 ...... 115 PANEL 17.08 ...... 155 Shair-Rosenfield, Sarah Showden, Carisa [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 01.12 ...... 161 PANEL 06.01 ...... 45 Shamis, Asaf PANEL 06.02 ...... 57 [email protected] PANEL 14.05 ...... 95

216 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page

Shreck, Brian Sircar, Althea [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 04.03 ...... 92 PANEL 15.02 ...... 48 PANEL 04.04 ...... 80 PANEL 31.02 ...... 65 Shrestha, Manoj PANEL 31.11 ...... 167 PANEL 24.06 ...... 136 Skrentny, John Shulman, George [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 17.02 ...... 97 PANEL 14.19 ...... 105 Sladek, Sarah PANEL 15.01 ...... 60 [email protected] PANEL 15.29 ...... 154 PANEL 14.04 ...... 60 PANEL 15.30 ...... 165 Sledge, Daniel [email protected] PANEL 16.03 ...... 107 PANEL 22.03 ...... 76 Sil, Rudra [email protected] Smidt, Corwin [email protected] PANEL 01.01 ...... 36 PANEL 27.01 ...... 76 PANEL 01.05 ...... 139 Smith, Aaron Silva, Andrea [email protected] PANEL 01.08 ...... 55 PANEL 23.03 ...... 63 Smith, Charles [email protected] Simon, Christopher [email protected] PANEL 06.06 ...... 120 PANEL 24.01 ...... 110 PANEL 07.01 ...... 58 PANEL 24.02 ...... 128 Smith, Kimberly [email protected] PANEL 24.07 ...... 147 PANEL 03.14 ...... 44 Simon, Joshua [email protected] PANEL 17.01 ...... 75 PANEL 16.04 ...... 41 Smith, Meagan [email protected] Singer, Abraham [email protected] PANEL 08.12 ...... 46 PANEL 15.20 ...... 154 Smith, Michelle [email protected] Singh, Jakeet [email protected] PANEL 15.25 ...... 106 PANEL 31.04 ...... 89 Smith-Heister, Skaidra Singh, Vibha PANEL 04.06 ...... 118 [email protected] Smoller, Fred PANEL 06.02 ...... 57 [email protected] Sinh, Nguyen PANEL 24.03 ...... 157 [email protected] PANEL 08.03 ...... 58 217 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page

Snider, Danielle Sprague, Mary PANEL 08.05 ...... 82 [email protected] Sobolev, Anton PANEL 22.04 ...... 99 [email protected] Sridharan, Lavanya PANEL 01.17 ...... 67 [email protected] Sokoloff, William PANEL 26.01 ...... 111 [email protected] Sriram, Shyam PANEL 15.23 ...... 84 [email protected] PANEL 25.02 ...... 129 PANEL 30.03 ...... 115 PANEL 33.02 ...... 138 Stambough, Stephen [email protected] Son, Kyong-Min [email protected] PANEL 24.05 ...... 64 PANEL 16.13 ...... 49 PANEL 33.01 ...... 137 PANEL 16.17 ...... 97 Stanley, Stephanie [email protected] Sonenshein, Raphael [email protected] PANEL 13.01 ...... 38 PANEL 24.09 ...... 166 Stapleton, Patricia [email protected] Song, Jungmin [email protected] PANEL 03.15 ...... 68 PANEL 01.04 ...... 91 Staszak, Sarah [email protected] Soper, J. Christopher [email protected] PANEL 17.02 ...... 97 PANEL 01.03 ...... 79 Staudinger, Alison [email protected] Soss, Joe [email protected] PANEL 18.06 ...... 126 PANEL 09.01 ...... 121 PANEL 29.03 ...... 148 PANEL 23.11 ...... 166 Stauffer, Jill [email protected] Sousa, David [email protected] PANEL 14.02 ...... 47 PANEL 04.04 ...... 80 Steel, Brent S. [email protected] Southwell, Priscilla [email protected] PANEL 24.01 ...... 110 PANEL 27.02 ...... 53 PANEL 24.02 ...... 128 Sparks, Aaron Steffy, Tracy [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 04.05 ...... 103 PANEL 24.07 ...... 147 Sparks, Holloway Stegman, Casey [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.25 ...... 106 PANEL 16.04 ...... 41

218 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page

Stein, Elizabeth Stratton, Billy [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 12.03 ...... 122 PANEL 31.05 ...... 101 Stein, Michael Strickler, Jeremy [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.21 ...... 164 PANEL 05.04 ...... 103 Steinmetz, John Strolovitch, Dara [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 12.02 ...... 71 PANEL 35.06 ...... 66 Stephens, Piers Howard Guy Strong, Tracy [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 03.01 ...... 37 PANEL 18.05 ...... 108 PANEL 03.04 ...... 68 Strong, Tracy Sterett, Susan [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 16.18 ...... 143 PANEL 25.04 ...... 167 Strother, Logan Sterling, Rebekah [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 10.10 ...... 141 PANEL 16.14 ...... 61 Stukal, Denis Stoil, Michael [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 01.17 ...... 67 PANEL 18.10 ...... 156 Su, Phi PANEL 24.09 ...... 166 PANEL 30.03 ...... 115 Stokes-DuPass, Nicole Suk, Mina [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 07.04 ...... 162 PANEL 03.01 ...... 37 PANEL 22.01 ...... 51 PANEL 03.10 ...... 161 Stone, Christopher PANEL 15.31 ...... 85 [email protected] Sullivan, Kathleen PANEL 16.15 ...... 74 [email protected] Stout, Christopher PANEL 17.01 ...... 75 [email protected] PANEL 32.06 ...... 116 PANEL 21.06 ...... 51 Sumner, Jasper PANEL 23.03 ...... 63 [email protected] Strach, Patricia PANEL 15.20 ...... 154 [email protected] Sun, Jing PANEL 17.01 ...... 75 [email protected] PANEL 28.04 ...... 42 PANEL 08.09 ...... 131 PANEL 32.06 ...... 116

219 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page

Surak, Sarah Taylor, Liza [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 03.11 ...... 139 PANEL 15.11 ...... 153 PANEL 03.12 ...... 131 Taylor, Timothy Switzer, David [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 08.13 ...... 93 PANEL 03.16 ...... 80 PANEL 21.01 ...... 108 PANEL 14.12 ...... 47 Taylor-García, Daphne Syedullah, Jasmine [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 31.07 ...... 130 PANEL 15.01 ...... 60 Temin, David PANEL 15.30 ...... 165 [email protected] Szentkiralyi, Levente PANEL 14.20 ...... 133 [email protected] PANEL 15.14 ...... 60 PANEL 03.03 ...... 56 Tennert, Juliette PANEL 33.07 ...... 159 [email protected] Szitanyi, Stephanie PANEL 24.01 ...... 110 [email protected] PANEL 24.02 ...... 128 PANEL 28.03 ...... 77 Terry, Brandon Szymanski, Ann-Marie [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.03 ...... 39 PANEL 32.06 ...... 116 Terry, William Tønder, Lars [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 21.01 ...... 108 PANEL 15.31 ...... 85 Theriault, Sean Tabares, Tresa [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 11.02 ...... 59 PANEL 33.07 ...... 159 PANEL 11.03 ...... 83 Tarrant, Seaton Thiele, Leslie Paul [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 03.04 ...... 68 PANEL 03.14 ...... 44 PANEL 03.08 ...... 118 Thomas, Gwynn Tarrant, Shira [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 28.09 ...... 167 PANEL 25.03 ...... 157 Thomas, Brian Taylor, Kirstine [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 16.11 ...... 155 PANEL 15.03 ...... 39 PANEL 31.01 ...... 53

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Thompson, Debra Trechsel, Alexander [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 23.09 ...... 135 PANEL 13.02 ...... 95 Thompson, William Trenchard, Seth [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 05.04 ...... 103 PANEL 15.17 ...... 106 Tice, Joanna Trojan, Cody [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.07 ...... 83 PANEL 16.14 ...... 61 PANEL 33.02 ...... 138 Tromborg, Mathias Tichenor, Daniel [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 11.02 ...... 59 PANEL 05.04 ...... 103 Tronto, Joan Tidrick, Charlotte [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 16.02 ...... 49 PANEL 14.12 ...... 47 PANEL 28.01 ...... 114 Tiede, Lydia PANEL 32.02 ...... 65 PANEL 10.03 ...... 71 Troumbley, Rex Tipler, Kathleen [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 29.03 ...... 148 PANEL 10.07 ...... 162 Tsosie, Carissa PANEL 10.09 ...... 141 [email protected] PANEL 14.16 ...... 83 PANEL 31.06 ...... 116 PANEL 16.08 ...... 124 Tucker, Joshua [email protected] Tom, Caitlin [email protected] PANEL 01.17 ...... 67 PANEL 15.19 ...... 134 Turgeon, Jean Toner, Brenan Turkina, Ekaterina [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 17.07 ...... 143 PANEL 13.02 ...... 95 Towey, Katherine Teresa Tyner, Adam [email protected] PANEL 34.02 ...... 160 PANEL 15.08 ...... 124 Towler, Christopher [email protected] Ugur, Etga [email protected] PANEL 06.02 ...... 57 PANEL 01.02 ...... 67 PANEL 06.05 ...... 93 PANEL 01.03 ...... 79 PANEL 23.09 ...... 135 Uhall, Michael PANEL 23.11 ...... 166 [email protected]

PANEL 03.06 ...... 91

221 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page

Ulibarri, Nicola Vaughn, Justin [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 20.03 ...... 126 PANEL 05.03 ...... 57 Unden, Megan PANEL 05.04 ...... 103 [email protected] PANEL 05.05 ...... 69 PANEL 28.08 ...... 158 Vazquez-Arroyo, Antonio Urbano, Juan [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 16.02 ...... 49 PANEL 12.01 ...... 46 Veloz-Passalacqua, Nestor Valdini, Melody [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 06.01 ...... 45 PANEL 28.07 ...... 147 Vick, Jason Valenzuela, Ali [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.10 ...... 142 PANEL 23.03 ...... 63 Victor, Kristina Vallet, Elisabeth [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 21.03 ...... 145 PANEL 08.01 ...... 37 Vieira, III, Everett Van Orden, Patrick [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 01.08 ...... 55 PANEL 01.07 ...... 118 Villegas, Christina Van Vechten, Renee [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 05.04 ...... 103 PANEL 33.05 Visalvanich, Neil Vanderheiden, Steven [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 23.03 ...... 63 PANEL 03.01 ...... 37 PANEL 23.11 ...... 166 PANEL 03.07 ...... 102 Vogel, Steven VanSickle-Ward, Rachel [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 03.02 ...... 43 PANEL 10.05 ...... 82 Von Hagel, Alisa PANEL 28.06 ...... 100 [email protected] Vassallo, Francesca PANEL 14.07 ...... 83 [email protected] Voorhees, Matthew PANEL 01.06 ...... 102 [email protected] PANEL 07.01 ...... 58 PANEL 16.12 ...... 165 PANEL 16.22 ...... 50 Voss, Shea [email protected]

PANEL 22.02 ...... 63

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Wadsworth, Nancy Waltenburg, Eric [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 31.05 ...... 101 PANEL 10.03 ...... 71 Wagner, Matthew Ward, Alan [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 01.09 ...... 43 PANEL 14.10 ...... 142 Wagner, Rosemarie Warnke, Georgia [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 18.05 ...... 108 PANEL 14.06 ...... 141 Wagner, Wendy Warren, Joseph PANEL 10.04 ...... 37 [email protected] Waligore, Timothy PANEL 11.04 ...... 104 [email protected] PANEL 15.22 ...... 40 PANEL 15.14 ...... 60 Warshaw, Nick Walker, Drew [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 27.03 ...... 114 PANEL 19.03 ...... 51 Washick, Bonnie Walker, Hannah [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.11 ...... 153 PANEL 23.10 ...... 146 Wasif, Kumail PANEL 29.04 ...... 158 [email protected] Wallace, Nathan PANEL 01.02 ...... 67 [email protected] Watkins, David PANEL 15.12 ...... 39 [email protected] Wallsten, Kevin PANEL 15.15 ...... 73 PANEL 10.05 ...... 82 Watkins, Robert [email protected] Walsh, Denise [email protected] PANEL 18.07 ...... 135 PANEL 15.13 ...... 49 Wei, Xinxin [email protected] Walsh, Sean [email protected] PANEL 04.05 ...... 103 PANEL 09.01 ...... 121 Weiner, Brian [email protected] Walsh, Shannon [email protected] PANEL 16.18 ...... 143 PANEL 28.08 ...... 158 Weiss, Penny [email protected] Walsh-Haines, Grant [email protected] PANEL 28.01 ...... 114 PANEL 19.06 ...... 86 Weitzel, Michelle [email protected]

PANEL 14.13 ...... 48

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Weldon, S. Laurel Wiens, David [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 28.05 ...... 87 PANEL 15.13 ...... 49 Wells, David PANEL 15.22 ...... 40 PANEL 24.01 ...... 110 Wike, David PANEL 24.02 ...... 128 [email protected] PANEL 33.06 ...... 149 PANEL 26.01 ...... 111 Weng, Yifei Wilcox-Archuleta, Bryan [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 04.05 ...... 103 PANEL 23.11 ...... 166 West, William PANEL 30.03 ...... 115 [email protected] Wilking, Jennifer PANEL 10.04 ...... 37 [email protected] West, Brynn PANEL 01.13 ...... 55 [email protected] Williams, Brian PANEL 31.02 ...... 65 [email protected] Wetherbee, Mac PANEL 11.02 ...... 59 [email protected] PANEL 11.05 ...... 152 PANEL 08.08 ...... 121 Williams, Charles Whatcott, Jess [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 17.04 ...... 98 PANEL 06.04 ...... 81 Williams, Gregory White, Julie [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 08.08 ...... 121 PANEL 07.05 ...... 140 PANEL 08.13 ...... 93 PANEL 32.02 ...... 65 Williams, Juliet Whitehall, Geoffrey [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 28.03 ...... 77 PANEL 18.09 ...... 165 Williams, Justin Whitehead, Jason [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 03.08 ...... 118 PANEL 19.02 ...... 108 Williams, Kim PANEL 19.06 ...... 86 [email protected] Wiebe, Sarah PANEL 23.11 ...... 166 [email protected] Williamson, Rosco PANEL 03.09 ...... 150 [email protected] PANEL 03.13 ...... 56 PANEL 17.03 ...... 86 Willoughby-Herard, Tiffany [email protected] PANEL 19.03 ...... 51

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Wilson, Elspeth Woods, Dwayne [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 32.06 ...... 116 PANEL 01.03 ...... 79 Wilson, Harlan Woodward, Jennifer [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 03.10 ...... 161 PANEL 10.09 ...... 141 Wilson, Ivy Woodward-Burns, Robinson [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 16.03 ...... 107 PANEL 10.10 ...... 141 Wilson, Kate Woolston, Savannah [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 22.04 ...... 99 PANEL 26.01 ...... 111 Windett, Jason Wright, Brendan [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 28.09 ...... 167 PANEL 14.07 ...... 83 Wineinger, Catherine Wright, Glenn [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 28.07 ...... 147 PANEL 24.01 ...... 110 Winstead, William PANEL 24.02 ...... 128 [email protected] Wright, Teresa PANEL 16.07 ...... 107 [email protected] Winter, Yves PANEL 01.05 ...... 139 [email protected] Wright-Smith, Kali PANEL 15.29 ...... 154 kali.wright-smith@westminster- Witlacil, Mary Ellen mo.edu [email protected] PANEL 12.01 ...... 46 PANEL 31.04 ...... 89 Wuest, Joseph Wolf, Brianne [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 19.06 ...... 86 PANEL 16.21 ...... 74 Xenos, Nick Wolf, Jeremy [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 16.02 ...... 49 PANEL 03.05 ...... 79 Yacobucci, Peter Wood, Brittany [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 10.01 ...... 46 PANEL 21.05 ...... 62 PANEL 10.10 ...... 141 Wood, Frederick PANEL 25.02 ...... 129 [email protected] PANEL 10.06 ...... 122 PANEL 10.08 ...... 94

225 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page

Yamin, Priscilla Youatt, Rafi [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 19.02 ...... 108 PANEL 03.08 ...... 118 PANEL 32.07 ...... 130 PANEL 03.14 ...... 44 Yanez Ruiz, Aldo Young, Katherine [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 11.03 ...... 83 PANEL 14.21 ...... 142 PANEL 21.02 ...... 127 Yu, Peng PANEL 21.05 ...... 62 [email protected] Yang, Shiming PANEL 15.12 ...... 39 [email protected] PANEL 15.17 ...... 106 PANEL 04.05 ...... 103 Zakaras, Alex Yanow, Dvora [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 16.09 ...... 134 PANEL 02.03 ...... 68 Zarantonello, Sarah PANEL 09.01 ...... 121 [email protected] Yarish, Jasmine PANEL 31.01 ...... 53 [email protected] PANEL 31.04 ...... 89 PANEL 31.08 ...... 137 Zarkin, Michael PANEL 31.10 ...... 159 [email protected] Yazici, Irmak PANEL 22.03 ...... 76 [email protected] PANEL 22.04 ...... 99 PANEL 01.02 ...... 67 PANEL 22.05 ...... 146 Ybarra, Vickie Zeddy, Amanda [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 23.06 ...... 109 PANEL 31.06 ...... 116 Yeh, Yao-Yuan Zeigler, Sean [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 01.04 ...... 91 PANEL 08.04 ...... 70 PANEL 01.06 ...... 102 PANEL 08.12 ...... 46 PANEL 01.13 ...... 55 Zein, Murib Yenigun, Halil [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 06.06 ...... 120 PANEL 15.08 ...... 124 Zerilli, Linda Yildirim, Tevfik Murat [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.27 ...... 154 PANEL 12.03 ...... 122 PANEL 15.28 ...... 164 York, Abigail PANEL 28.01 ...... 114 [email protected] PANEL 04.06 ...... 118

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Zhang, Enyu [email protected] PANEL 08.09 ...... 131 Zhang, Ruizhen [email protected] PANEL 04.05 ...... 103 Zhang, Xiaoxuan [email protected] PANEL 04.05 ...... 103 Zimmerman, Arely M. [email protected] PANEL 23.02 ...... 76 Ziolkowski, Caleb [email protected] PANEL 08.08 ...... 121 Zivi, Karen [email protected] PANEL 15.27 ...... 154 PANEL 15.28 ...... 164 Zubida, Hani [email protected] PANEL 07.05 ...... 140 Zuckerman, Ian [email protected] PANEL 14.13 ...... 48 Zug, Charles [email protected] PANEL 16.06 ...... 96 Zuniga, Didier [email protected] PANEL 15.04 ...... 73

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RESTAURANTS

The Departments of Political Science and International Relations at the University of San Diego offers you this list of recommended local restaurants, all a walk or short cab ride from the hotel. The list is constructed alphabetically by neighborhood. San Diego has hundreds of other great restaurants in nearby neighborhoods, including La Jolla, Hillcrest, South Park, North Park, and Barrio Logan— do not hesitate to explore the city on your own.

EMBARCADERO/DOWNTOWN AREA/GASLAMP QUARTER

Anthony’s Fish Grotto, Seafood - 1360 N. Harbor Dr. - 619-232-5103 ZAGAT Rating: Food: 19 Décor: 16 Service: 18 Cost: $30 YELP Rating: Overall: 3 stars. Price Range: $$ Distance from Hotel: 0.9 miles. A flashback to traditional 1950s fish restaurants. Not the crown jewel it once was, but a classic bit of San Diego’s heritage as a global fishing center.

Athens Market Taverna - 109 W. F St (1st Ave.) - 619-234-1955 ZAGAT Rating: Food: 20 Décor: 15 Service: 18 Cost: $27 YELP Rating: Overall: 4 stars. Price Range: $$ Distance from Hotel: 0.4 miles. Very good, family-run Greek restaurant.

Bandar - 825 Fourth Ave. - 619-238-0101 ZAGAT Rating: Food: 23 Décor: 18 Service: 19 Cost: $32 YELP Rating: Overall: 4 stars. Price Range: $$$ Distance from Hotel: 0.7 miles. Good Persian food.

Blue Point Coastal Cuisine, Seafood - 565 Fifth Ave. - 619-233-6623 ZAGAT Rating: Food: 24 Décor: 22 Service: 21 Cost: $50 YELP Rating: Overall: 4 stars. Price Range: $$$ Distance from Hotel: 0.5 miles. Interesting décor; you will feel like you are in a Frank Sinatra movie with the round leather seats. The food is good, but a bit pricey.

Café 222 - 222 Island Ave. (near 2nd) - 619-236-9902 ZAGAT Rating: Food: 22 Décor: 15 Service: 18 Cost: $17 YELP Rating: Overall: 3 stars. Price Range: $$ Distance from Hotel: 0.4 miles. American. Good for breakfast. Pumpkin waffles among the odder specialties.

De’Medici, Italian/Seafood - 815 Fifth Ave. - 619-702-7228 ZAGAT Rating: Food: 24 Décor: 22 Service: 23 Cost: $49 YELP Rating: Overall: 4 1/2 stars. Price Range: $$$ Distance from Hotel: 0.7 miles. Good upscale Italian.

Dick’s Last Resort, American - 345 Fourth Ave. - 619-231-9100 YELP Rating: Overall: 3 stars. Price Range: $$ Distance from Hotel: 0.5 miles. A Gaslamp Quarter eatery, known for waiters with attitude--all part of the act.

Dobson’s Bar and Restaurant - 956 Broadway Circle - 619-231-6771 ZAGAT Rating: Food: 24 Décor: 19 Service: 22 Cost: $45 YELP Rating: Overall: 4 stars. Price Range: $$$ Distance from Hotel: 0.7miles. Solid, if somewhat pricey, California-Continental cuisine.

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Dussini Loft Bar - 275 Fifth Ave. - 619-233-4323 – ZAGAT Rating: Food: 21 Décor: 25 Service: 22 Cost: $37 YELP Rating: Overall: 3 1/2 stars. Price Range: $$ Distance from Hotel: 0.6miles. Mediterranean bistro.

Eddie V’s - 789 W. Harbor Dr. - 619-615-0281 YELP Rating: Overall: 4 1/2 stars. Price Range: $$$ Distance from Hotel: 0.2 miles. In the Old Police Station, almost next door to the Hyatt. Good seafood.

The Field -544 Fifth Ave. - 619-232-9840 ZAGAT Rating: Food: 17 Décor: 22 Service: 23 Cost: $58 YELP Rating: Overall: 4 stars. Price Range: $$ $ Distance from Hotel: 0.6 miles. Classic Irish pub. Much of the pub’s interior was shipped over from Ireland and reassembled in the heart of the Gaslamp Quarter.

The Fish Market - 750 North Harbor Drive - 619-232-3474 ZAGAT Rating: Food: 20 Décor: 17 Service: 18 Cost: $35 YELP Rating: Overall: 3 1/2 stars. Price Range: $$ Distance from Hotel: 0.5 miles. Arguably the best classic, local seafood option near the hotel. The upstairs (Top of the Market) is quieter and more expensive than downstairs. Oyster bar. Reopened after a kitchen fire shut it down for several months.

Fleming’s Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar - 380 K St. - 619-237-1155 ZAGAT Rating: Food: 26 Décor: 23 Service: 24 Cost: $54 YELP Rating: Overall: 4 1/2 stars. Price Range: $$$ Distance from Hotel: 0.5 miles. Closer, and somewhat cheaper, alternative to Morton’s.

Greek Islands Café - 879 W. Harbor Dr. - 619-239-5216 YELP Rating: Overall: 3 1/2 stars. Price Range: $$ Distance from Hotel: 0.4miles. Greek food, with lots of vegetarian options. In Seaport Village. Moderate prices.

Greystone the Steakhouse - 658 Fifth Ave. - 619-232-0225 ZAGAT Rating: Food: 23 Décor: 21 Service: 22 Cost: $62 YELP Rating: Overall: 4 stars. Price Range: $$$ Distance from Hotel: 0.3 miles. Excellent steakhouse in the Gaslamp Quarter.

Harbor House - 831 W. Harbor Dr. - 619-232-1141 YELP Rating: Overall: 4 stars. Price Range: $$ Distance from Hotel: 0.2 miles. Zagat Rating: Food: 18 Décor: 19 Service 18 Cost: $35

Hard Rock Café - 801 Fourth Ave. - 619-615-7625 YELP Rating: Overall: 3 ½ stars. Price Range: $$ Distance from Hotel: 0.6miles. Zagat Rating: Food: 13 Décor: 19 Service: 15 Cost: $27 Music-themed chain. American cuisine.

Henry’s Pub - 614 Fifth Ave. - 619-238-2389 YELP Rating: Overall: 3 ½ stars. Price Range: $$ Distance from Hotel: 0.6 miles. Zagat Rating: Food: 16 Décor: 17 Service: 17 Cost: $22 Pizza and pub food. Live music, sports TV, dance nights. Moderate prices.

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Karl Strauss, Brewing Company -1157 Columbia St. - 619-234-2739 YELP Rating: Overall: 4 ½ stars. Price Range: $$$ Distance from Hotel: 0.6 miles. ZAGAT Rating: Food: 18 Décor: 16 Service: 18 Cost: $25 Good local brewpub. Started the craft brewing revolution in San Diego many years ago. Tower 10 IPA is especially tasty. Good, inexpensive food. Excellent beer burger and salads. Moderate prices.

Lou & Mickey’s - 224 Fifth Ave. - 619-237-4900 YELP Rating: Overall: 4 stars. Price Range: $$$ Distance from Hotel: 0.6 miles. ZAGAT Rating: Food: 23 Décor: 22 Service: 22 Cost: $45 Good steak and seafood in the Gaslamp Quarter.

Morton’s The Steakhouse - 285 J St. - 619-696-3369 ZAGAT Rating: Food: 26 Décor: 22 Service: 24 Cost: $62 YELP Rating: Overall: 4 stars. Price Range: $$$$ Distance from Hotel: 0.4 miles. Classic seafood/steak.

Nobu, Japanese - Hard Rock Hotel San Diego - 207 Fifth Ave. (L St.) - 619-814-4124 YELP Rating: Overall: 3 ½ stars. Price Range: $$$$ Distance from Hotel: 0.6 miles Hip Japanese restaurant, sushi.

Oceanaire Seafood Room - 400 J St. - 619-858-2277 ZAGAT Rating: Food: 25 Décor: 24 Service: 24 Cost: $57 YELP Rating: Overall: 4 stars. Price Range: $$$ Distance from Hotel: 0.5 miles. Upscale seafood.

Puesto Mexican Food - 789 W. Harbor Dr. - 619-233-8880 YELP Rating: Overall: 4 stars. Price range: $$. Distance from hotel: 0.1 miles. In the Old Police Station. Up-market street tacos. Not the best Mexican restaurant in town, but arguably the best option nearby.

Rama - 237 Fourth Ave. - 619-501-8424 ZAGAT Rating: Food: 26 Décor: 25 Service: 21 Cost: $38 YELP Rating: Overall: 3 1/2 stars. Price Range: $$ Distance from Hotel: 0.5 miles. Thai food.

Rei do Gado - 939 Fourth Ave. - 619-702-8464 ZAGAT Rating: Food: 21 Décor: 16 Service: 20 Cost: $42 YELP Rating: Overall: 4 stars. Price Range: $$$ Distance from Hotel: 0.7 miles. Brazilian steakhouse.

Richard Walker’s Pancake House - 520 Front St. - 619-231-7777 ZAGAT Rating: Food: 21 Décor: 15 Service: 17 Cost: $17 YELP Rating: Overall: 4 stars. Price Range: $$. Distance from Hotel: 0.3 miles. Good breakfast option

Roy’s Waterfront - 333 W. Harbor Dr. - 619-239-7697 YELP Rating: Overall: 4 stars. Price Range: $$$ Distance from Hotel: 0.3 miles. Up-market Hawaiian fusion seafood.

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Sevilla, Café - 555 Fourth Ave. - 619-233-5979 ZAGAT Rating: Food: 20 Décor: 20 Service: 19 Cost: $34

YELP Rating: Overall: 4 stars. Price Range: $$ Distance from Hotel: 0.6 miles. Good tapas restaurant. Flamenco and salsa dancing.

Sushi Bar Nippon - 532 Fourth Ave. - 619-544-9779 ZAGAT Rating: Food: 24 Décor: 15 Service: 16 Cost: $43 YELP Rating: Overall: 3 1/2 stars. Price Range: $$ Distance from Hotel: 0.5 miles. Sushi, sashimi.

Taka Restaurant - 555 Fifth Ave. - 619-338-0555 YELP Rating: Overall: 4 stars. Price Range: $$$ Distance from Hotel: 0.5 miles. Sushi, sashimi, other traditional Japanese cuisine.

Top of the Market Seafood - 50 N. Harbor Dr. (Tuna Harbor) - 619-234-4867 ZAGAT Rating: Food: 24 Décor: 23 Service: 21 Cost: $49 YELP Rating: Overall: 4 stars. Price Range: $$$ Distance from Hotel: 0.5 miles. The upstairs part of the Fish Market (see above).

LITTLE ITALY - All within 1-3 miles of the hotel. A longer walk or short cab/uber ride.

Ballast Point Tasting Room and Kitchen - 2215 India St. - 619-255-7213 YELP Rating: Overall: 4 stars. Price Range: $$ Distance from Hotel: 1.3 miles. Excellent beer and good pub food. The Sculpin IPA is world-class.

Blue Water Seafood -3667 India St. - 619-497-0914 ZAGAT Rating: Food: 23 Décor: 10 Service: 15 Cost: $19 YELP Rating: Overall: 4 stars. Price Range: $$ Distance from Hotel: 2.6 miles. Mexican-style seafood.

Buon Appetito - 1609 India St. - 619-238-9880 ZAGAT Rating: Food: 25 Décor: 21 Service: 21 Cost: $33 YELP Rating: Overall: 4 stars. Price Range: $$ Distance from Hotel: 2.9 miles. Well-regarded Italian restaurant.

Café Zucchero - 1731 India St. - 619-531-1731 ZAGAT Rating: Food: 20 Décor: 17 Service: 19 Cost: $27 YELP Rating: Overall: 3 1/2 stars. Price Range: $$ Distance from Hotel: 1.0 miles. Tied to Trattoria Fantastica. Especially good gelato/desserts.

Davanti Enoteca - 1655 India St. YELP Rating: Overall: 4 stars. Price Range: $$ Distance from Hotel: 0.9 miles. Little Italy. Good food, happy hour. Patio.

El Indio - 3695 India St - (619) 299-0333 LP Rating: Overall: 3 1/2 stars. Price Range: $ Distance from Hotel: 2.4 miles. Old San Diego establishment. Mexican food since 1940!

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Indigo Grill - 1536 India St. - 619-234-6802 ZAGAT Rating: Food: 24 Décor: 22 Service: 22 Cost: $40 YELP Rating: Overall: 4 stars. Price Range: $$ Distance from Hotel: 0.8 miles. American-Latin fusion.

Ironside - 1654 India St. - 619- 69-3033 YELP Rating: Overall: 4 stars. Price Range: $$ Distance from Hotel: 0.9 miles. Seafood fare & cocktails offered in a renovated warehouse with quirky, nautical design accents.

Karen Krasne’s Extraordinary Desserts - 1430 Union St. - 619-294-7001 ZAGAT Rating: Food: 27 Décor: 21 Service: 17 Cost: $19 YELP Rating: Overall: 4 stars. Price Range: $$ Distance from Hotel: 0.8 miles. The name says it all, and it lives up to its name.

Kettner Exchange - 2001 Kettner Blvd. - 619-255-2001 YELP Rating: Overall: 4 stars. Price Range: $$ Distance from Hotel: 1.4 miles. Eclectic American cuisine and cocktails.

Queenstown Public House - 1557 Columbia St. - 619-546-0444 YELP Rating: Overall: 4 stars. Price Range: $$ Distance from Hotel: 0.9 miles. Interesting New Zealand pub. Excellent lamb burgers.

Trattoria Fantastica - 1735 India St. - 619-234-1735 ZAGAT Rating: Food: 20 Décor: 16 Service: 18 Cost: $29 YELP Rating: Overall: 3 1/2 stars. Price Range: $$ Distance from Hotel: 1.2 miles. Very good traditional pizza and pasta. Tied to Café Zucchero.

Waterfront, The - 2044 Kettner Blvd. - 619-232-9656 YELP Rating: Overall: 4 stars. Price Range: $$ Distance from Hotel: 1.1 miles. Classic dive bar, with good beer and burgers. For many decades, the traditional watering hole for tuna fishermen and local politicians.

BANKERS HILL - 2 miles.

Bankers Hill Bar and Restaurant - 2202 Fourth Ave. - 619-231-0222 YELP Rating: Overall: 4 ½ stars. Price Range: $$ Distance from Hotel: 1.7 miles. American comfort food; good happy hour in rustic-chic setting.

HILLCREST - 3 miles/short car ride.

Snooze - 3940 5th Ave, San Diego, CA 92103 YELP Rating Overall: 4 stars Price Range: $$ Distance from Hotel: 3.1 miles.

Vibrant, retro spot serving a seasonal menu of creative breakfast & lunch fare, plus cocktails. Delicious breakfast and brunch and opens early (6:30am!)

Hash Hash A Go Go - 3628 5th Ave, San Diego, CA 92103 YELP Rating Overall: 4 stars Price Range: $$ Distance from Hotel: 3.2 miles. Long standing and popular spot serving creative, market-fresh American brunch & dinner fare, plus signature Bloody Marys.

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Lemonade - 3958 Fifth Ave. YELP Rating Overall: 4 stars Price Range: $$ Distance from Hotel: 3.1 miles. Healthy and quick cafeteria-style chain serving a seasonal comfort-food menu paired with many types of lemonade.

Kous Kous Moroccan Bistro - 3940 4th Ave. #110 Tasty Moroccan offerings, including small plates & hearty stews, in nice intimate setting.

OLD NAVAL TRAINING CENTER (LIBERTY STATION) - 4 miles/short car ride.

Stone Brewery and Bistro at Liberty Station - 2816 Historic Decatur #116 YELP Rating: Overall: 4 stars. Price Range: $$ Distance from Hotel: 4.3 miles. A leader in the local craft brewing scene. Amazing “slow-food” menu with great vegetarian options.

Corvette Diner - 2965 Historic Decatur Rd. 619-542-1476 YELP Rating: Overall: 3 ½ stars. Price Range: $$ Distance from Hotel: 4.1 miles. Fun 1950’s-style American diner. A must if you have younger kids along.

CORONADO

Take the ferry (Broadway Pier), hotel shuttle, or cab over to the “island” of Coronado. The best views of the San Diego harbor and skyline are here, along with a couple of very good restaurants that take full advantage of the view.

Candelas on the Bay - Ferry Landing Marketplace - 619-435-4900 YELP Rating: Overall: 3 ½ stars. Price Range: $$ Distance from Hotel: 1.5 miles. Eclectic Mexican fusion cuisine with an impressive view of the city.

Il Fornaio - Ferry Landing (1/2 block South) - 619-437-4911 YELP Rating: Overall: 3 ½ stars. Price Range: $$ Distance from Hotel: 1.5 miles. Very good Italian food in a wonderful setting. Try to eat here at sunset, and stay until after dark for the best city views. Reserve a window seat, or eat outside if you can. Take a post-dinner stroll along the pleasant waterside path.

Peohe’s - Ferry Landing (1 block South) - 619-437-4474 YELP Rating: Overall: 3 stars. Price Range: $$$ Distance from Hotel: 1.5 miles. Good seafood, with almost the same view as Il Fornaio.

HARBOR ISLAND - 3 miles/short car ride.

Coasterra - 880 Harbor Dr. - 619-814-1300 YELP Rating: Overall: 4 stars. Price Range: $$ Distance from Hotel: 3.3 miles. Expensive Mexican food; great views of the harbor and city.

Island Prime - 880 Harbor Dr. - 619-298-6802 YELP Rating: Overall: 4 ½ stars. Price Range: $$$ Distance from Hotel: 3.3 miles. Expensive seafood; great views. Next to Coasterra.

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CHEAP EATS - Within 1 mile of the hotel.

Filippi’s Pizza Grotto - 1747 India St. YELP Rating: Overall: 4 stars. Price Range: $$ Distance from Hotel: 1.0 miles. Cheapish good pizza in Little Italy. Can get busy.

Kansas City BBQ. - 600 W. Harbor YELP Rating: Overall: 2 1/2 stars. Price Range: $$ Distance from Hotel: 0.1 miles. The food isn’t always great, but it is reasonably priced, and it served as the “sleazy bar” in Top Gun.

The Kebab Shop - 630 Ninth Ave. YELP Rating: Overall: 4 1/2 stars. Price Range: $ Distance from Hotel: 0.8 miles. Inexpensive Middle Eastern food.

La Puerta - 560 Fourth St. YELP Rating: Overall: 4 stars. Price Range: $$ Distance from Hotel: 0.6 miles. Tacos and tequila. Taco Tuesdays. Music after hours some nights.

Lucy’s Taco Shop - 109 W. C - 619-233-0917 YELP Rating: Overall: 3 1/2 stars Price Range: $ Distance from Hotel: 0.7 miles.Micro-restaurant serving tacos, burritos, and other Mexican food.

Monello - -750 W. Fir YELP Rating: Overall: 4 stars. Price Range: $$ Distance from Hotel: 1.0 miles. Good pizza and pasta, with free finger food with drink purchase.

Napizza - 1702 India, Little Italy YELP Rating: Overall: 4 stars. Price Range: $$ Distance from Hotel: 1.0 miles. Pizza by the slice, good salads. Paired with Bencotto, 750 Fir St.

Prepkitchen - 1660 India St. Little Italy YELP Rating: Overall: 4 stars. Price Range: $$ Distance from Hotel: 1.1 miles. Mostly tapas and American food. Long, late happy hour.

Underbelly - 750 W. Fir St. 101 YELP Rating: Overall: 4 stars. Price Range: $$ Distance from Hotel: 1.0 miles. Japanese noodle and craft beer in Little Italy

WALKING TOURS

Explore San Diego’s eight districts on foot with these free tours: Walkabout International is a non-profit educational organization that offers more than 100 free guided walking tours of San Diego’s neighborhoods every month. You can find a list of tours available at this site: http://www.walkabout-int.org/wcal.html

Old Town Tours Step back in time to the 1800s with costumed tour guides on a free two-hour tour of Old Town. Starting at the McCoy House, tours depart during the week at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m., and on Wednesdays at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m.

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TROLLEY TOURS

For over 25 years, Old Town Trolley Tours takes visitors through areas including Old Town, Gaslamp Quarter, Embarcadero, Balboa Park, Coronado and more. Stay on the trolley for the full two-hour tour to hear tons of fun and interesting facts about San Diego or get off at any one of the 11 stops and strike out on your own. When ready to head to the next location, just return to the stop and a trolley will swing by and pick you up. Save money if you buy online, $35/adult, $17 child. http://www.trolleytours.com/

PUB CRAWL

There are more than one hundred small craft breweries and independent brewpubs in San Diego county. San Diego was a pioneer of craft brewing, and is probably most famous for developing what most people now call Double IPA or West Coast IPA. Here are some nearby brewpubs and local breweries for you to consider in your quest for San Diego’s best beer.

Ballast Point - Little Italy: 2215 India St. - Also: Scripps Ranch, 10051 Old Grove Rd YELP Rating: Overall: 4 stars. Price Range: $$ Distance from Hotel: 1.3 miles.

Half Door Brewing Co. Nearby: 903 Island Ave. YELP Rating: Overall: 4 stars. Price Range: $$ Distance from Hotel: 0.8 miles.

Stone - Tasting Room 1202 Kettner Blvd. – Also: 795 J St.; Liberty Station & Escondido YELP Rating: Overall: 4 stars. Price Range: $$ Distance from Hotel: 0.6 miles.

Karl Strauss –1157 Columbia St also Sorrento Valley (set in a beautiful Japanese garden) YELP Rating: Overall: 4 stars. Price Range: $$ Distance from Hotel: 0.6 miles.

Mission Brewery Nearby: 1441 L St. (near Petco Park) YELP Rating: Overall: 3 stars. Price Range: $ Distance from Hotel: 1.2 miles.

QUAD AleHouse - Nearby: 868 Fifth Ave. YELP Rating: Overall: 4 ½ stars. Price Range: $$ Distance from Hotel: 0.8miles.

White Labs - Not nearby, but worth a journey if you are curious to see where much of the lager and ale yeast for the country comes from. 9495 Candida St. YELP Rating: Overall: 4 stars. Price Range: $ Distance from Hotel: 15.4 miles.

If you want to go further afield, here is the best Google map, ever: https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?mid=z5MHuxGEQH6g.kq0Bdx5MkXWA (or just Google “The Best San Diego Brewery Map”) Among the most highly regarded: AleSmith, Coronado Brewing Co., Green Flash, Pizza Port, Port Brewing/Lost Abbey, Societe Brewing Co.,

ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE FAMILY ACTIVITIES

The New Children’s Museum- Kids from toddler-aged to elementary school will love the hands-on art “museum” at 200 West Island Avenue (near the Gaslamp Quarter and across from the San Diego Convention Center). Adults $12, Children (1+): $12.

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Fleet Center Science Museum, Balboa Park- Science exhibitions aimed at upper- elementary aged children, plus upstairs an interactive playroom especially for kids five and under, and create and invent in the Tinkering Studio. 875 El Prado, San Diego, Adults $19.95, Children (3+) $16.95

Sea World- The first and still largest of the three Sea World Parks in the United States. Tickets range from $69-$89

San Diego Zoo, Balboa Park-This 100 Acre, 3,500+ animal zoo is also a non-profit with a mission statement of saving species world wide.Tickets range from $40-$50

San Diego Safari park-The hidden, fantastic partner to the San Diego zoo. On hundreds of acres in northeastern San Diego, elephants, giraffes, and cheetahs roam in large enclosures on a simulated savannah. Check them all out. Tickets range from $40-90

Legoland- This 128 Acre park is meant to inspire creativity and play. Designed for children 2-12. Tickets from $80-$89

Citypass to other Southern California attractions-Get discounts on some of Southern California’s highest visited tourist attractions including Disneyland and Universal Studios.

Birch Aquarium at Scripps-In addition to the displays of aquatic life, Birch Aquarium strives to provide ocean science education. Tickets are $12.50 to $17.00 Children under 2 get in for free.

MUSEUMS

Balboa Park-549 El Prado, San Diego - Often referred to as, “The Jewel of San Diego” A home to 17+museums, 19+gardens, and 1200 acres to explore-this is a must see.

Midway Museum -10 N Harbor Dr, San Diego -Maritime Museum on the Navy Pier

Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego 1100 & 1001 Kettner Blvd., San Diego Leading Art museum on San Diego, founded in 1950

California Surf Museum 312 Pier View Way Oceanside. Drive up to Oceanside to learn about how the special interest sport transformed the Southern California lifestyle, and continues to shape and influence the region's culture today.

BEACHES

Mission Beach: Popular with college students. Iconic Southern California beach with wooden roller coaster and boardwalk.

Pacific Beach: More popular with locals and college students.

Coronado Beach: Pristine sand, popular with everyone.

Moonlight Beach: Further north but great for families with restrooms, playground, parking, picnic area.

Ocean Beach: Proudly funky. Drum circles and sunset gatherings.

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La Jolla Shores: Also great for families and water sports. Playground and ample restrooms. Some parking.

Note: Winter storms sometimes bring “high surf warnings.” Do take heed, as strong, high surf and rip currents can be dangerous on the beach or in the water. Also, after high surf or rain, beaches sometimes experience bacterial contamination. Before going in the water, it is best to check the website maintained by San Diego Coastkeeper. They also have a downloadable app, the “Waterkeeper Swim Guide”.

DAY TRIPS

TRAVELING TO LOS ANGELES and points north: The LA area is about a 1 ½ hour drive at the best of times, however, travel time can vary greatly by day and time of day. Train to Los Angeles. The train ride takes just under 3 hours and prices range from $35-$70.

TRAVELING TO TIJUANA: About Tijuana: Downtown San Diego is just a short drive from Tijuana (about 20-30 minutes), the largest and most dynamic Mexican city on the border. In the prohibition era, Tijuana grew from being a sleepy ranch town to become a major attraction for U.S. tourists seeking alcohol, gambling, and vice. In the post-war era, Tijuana began to emerge as a major center of Mexican industry, and today is known especially for its electronics, medical devices, automotive, and aerospace manufacturing and assembly plants or maquiladoras. Now home to over 1.3 million inhabitants and reputed to be the "world's most visited city," Tijuana still has much to offer tourists interested in shopping, traditional and innovative cuisine, and nightlife. For those with more than a day to spare, Tijuana also provides a convenient point of access to the incredible beaches, deserts, and natural areas throughout the rest of Baja California.

How to Get There: Before you go to Mexico, make sure you have your passport—and, if a foreigner, your U.S. visa information (an I-94 and a multiple-entry visa)—in order to cross the border back to the United States. No Mexican visa is needed to enter Tijuana, provided that you will stay for less than 72 hours and plan to stay within 90 miles of the border. If you are traveling by car, you will need to obtain Mexican driver's insurance, which can be done in advance or once you cross to Tijuana. If you wish to park your car on the U.S. side and walk across into Mexico on foot, you can take the last exit for the town of San Ysidro and pay a reasonable sum (~$10-20/day) at one of the nearby lots, then following the signs to the border. If you do not have a car, you can take the San Diego trolley to its last stop at the town of San Ysidro, and then follow signs to the border.

What to Do: Most first-time visitors make a point of visiting Avenida Revolución, which is lined with bars and shops that cater to tourists from around the world. Avenida Revolución is located within walking distance (about 15-20 minutes) or a very short (~$5 cab ride) from the San Ysidro port of entry. For a different cultural experience, other visitors head to the Centro Cultural de Tijuana and the nearby Mercado Hidalgo, an outdoor market with fruits, vegetables, cookware, and handicrafts. Tijuana has increasingly attracted more adventurous travelers because of its exquisite restaurant scene.

Recommended Restaurants: —Mission 19 (elegant): —Cebichería Erizo (casual):

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—Las Ahumaderas (street food): ---La Diferencia (casual): ---El Rodeo (casual): ---Tacos y Tortas Ahogadas El Tio Pepe (Street food): *best birria and carnitas in TJ. ---La Moresca (elegant):

Precautions: The primary concern for most first time visitors is safety, and visitors should review U.S. State department warnings to evaluate the risks. Tijuana developed a repute- tion for crime and violence because of its role as a conduit for drug trafficking and because of the dramatic surge in homicides that occurred there in 2008-2009. However, with proper precautions tourists have little to fear, as these problems have subsided substantially and tourists are generally not targets for major violent crimes. Indeed, New Orleans, Kansas City, St. Louis, or Washington, D.C. all have homicide rates much higher than Tijuana's. Tourists are certainly vulnerable targets for other kinds of crime, so travelers should take sensible precautions to avoid petty crimes, swindling, and sexual assault.

General Tips: *Many people in Tijuana speak English, but try to remember you are not in the United States and act accordingly. *Whether a taxi or a vendor, always ask about prices (twice!) before entering into a deal. *In addition to their passports, travelers enrolled in trusted travel programs (e.g., SENTRI, GOES) should bring their cards with them for expedited return across the border. *Don't forget your passport and/or U.S. visa. *Coming back to the U.S. may involve substantial wait times. *Review the U.S. Customs regulations on their website.

SPECIAL EVENTS AND ATTRACTIONS Also check out http://www.sandiego.org/what-to-do/ if you’re looking for guided kayak, hiking, biking, and other outdoor recreational activities.

Whale & Dolphin Watching Adventures -- Hornblower Cruises & Events -- Price: Starting At $40 *Price subject to change Tax, service charge and landing fee additional Whale Watching Adventures depart twice daily.

Morning Sail on the San Diego Bay - San Diego Sailing Tours -- Price: $79 per person + 16% port tax & surcharge. Enjoy a two hour sailing charter on the San Diego Bay with a Captain and steward to serve you drinks and snacks while you are aboard. Breakfast is available for an additional charge.

Thursday Gaslamp Architectural Tour - Gaslamp Museum at the Davis-Horton House --Price: Adults - $25 Seniors, college students, active military - $20 Students age 13-17 - $15 Students age 8-12 - $10 Age 7 and under – Free. Opening a window to San Diego's past, the Gaslamp Quarter Historical Foundation showcases the history of the William Heath Davis House built in 1850, as well as walking tours of the historic Gaslamp Quarter.

The Dinner Detective Murder Mystery Show - Price: $59.95-$64.95 - Venue: Courtyard by Marriott. Solve a hilarious murder case while you feast on a fantastic four-course plated dinner.

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Ed Ruscha Then & Now -- Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego - La Jolla Price: General Admission - $10 Seniors - $5 Students 26 and over (with ID) - $5 25 and under Free (with ID) Military and their families Free (with ID). An innovator of West-Coast Pop and Conceptual Art, Ed Ruscha's work defies and exceeds both categories, drawing upon popular media, commercial culture, and the landscape of Los Angeles

Harbor Cruises & Sea Lion Adventures - Hornblower Cruises & Events Price: Adults Starting at $24-$29 Prices subject to change. Tax, service charge and landing fee additional. For the best views of San Diego, get onboard for a one or two hour Harbor Cruise & Sea Lion Adventure. You'll see natural wonders, marine wildlife, historic military landmarks and amazing city views!

Whales: Giants of the Deep -- San Diego Natural History Museum - Price: $11-27 Whales: Giants of the Deep is an experience that brings adults and children eye to eye with some of the world’s most elusive creatures. Developed and presented by the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa.

Sunday Champagne Brunch Cruise-- Flagship Cruises & Events --Price: Adult: $64.50 Child: $38.70 Taxes, service charge and landing fee additional. A beautiful, relaxing way to enjoy a Sunday in San Diego. Join us for a delicious gourmet brunch with a scenic tour of the waterfront's best sights.

San Diego Sunset Dinner Cruises -- Hornblower Cruises & Events --Price: Starting at $78.95 per guest Tax, service charge and landing fee additional. Price Subject to Change. Venue: Hornblower Landing at Grape Street Pier. Three-hour dinner cruise with dancing and views of the city lights.

Breweries of San Diego - Beer Train Trolley Tour -- San Diego Beer and Wine Tours. Price: Only $88 per person. Does not include trolley day pass ticket which is $7 per person. Drink, don't drive. Hop aboard the San Diego Beer Train Tour and enjoy ample tastes of local craft beer, behind the scenes guided brewery tour. Travel by rail, enjoy brewery lunch, awesome beer, games and prizes. No need to drive, take the train.

Álvaro Blancarte: Marking the Present -- Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego - La Jolla. Price: General Admission - $10 Seniors - $5 Students 26 and over (with ID) - $5 25 and under Free (with ID) Military and their families Free (with ID) For more than six decades, Álvaro Blancarte has been mining the topography of Baja California and defining the artistic landscape of this region.

San Diego Wine Country Chauffeured Vineyard Tour -- San Diego Beer and Wine Tours. Price: $149 per person, does not include tour guide gratuity. Enjoy a tasty tour of San Diego's beautiful wineries. Only 35 minutes from downtown San Diego.

Winery Train Tour -- San Diego Beer and Wine Tours. Price: Only $98 per person. Does not include train ticket or tour guide gratuity. Travel Green with the comfort and convenience of rail. Save gas on the guided Winery Train Tour of San Diego. Taste about 15 different local wines.

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