Western Political Science Association Celebrating our 72nd Anniversary
CONFERENCE THEME:
THE POLITICS OF CLIMATE CHANGE
April 18 - 20, 2019 San Diego, California
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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WELCOME ...... ii
SPECIAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ...... iii
WESTERN POLITICAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION OFFICERS ...... v
WPSA’S ANTI-HARASSMENT POLICY ...... vii
COMMITTEES: WESTERN POLITICAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION ...... viii
ANNUAL AWARDS AND AWARD SUBMISSION DEADLINES ...... x
WPSA AWARDS TO BE ANNOUNCED AT THE 2019 MEETING ...... xii
CALL FOR PAPERS 2020 MEETING ...... xv
MEETING SCHEDULE AND SPECIAL EVENTS ...... 1
AUTHOR MEETS CRITICS PANELS ...... 9
SCHEDULE OF PANELS ...... 11
PANEL LISTINGS: THURSDAY, 8:00 AM – 9:45 AM ...... 44 THURSDAY, 10:00 AM – 11:45 AM ...... 53 THURSDAY, 1:15 PM – 3:00 PM ...... 67 THURSDAY, 3:15 PM – 5:00 PM ...... 80 FRIDAY, 8:00 AM – 9:45 AM ...... 95 FRIDAY, 10:00 AM – 11:45 AM ...... 108 FRIDAY, 1:15 PM – 3:00 PM ...... 121 FRIDAY, 3:15 PM – 5:00 PM ...... 137 SATURDAY, 8:00 AM – 9:45 PM ...... 150 SATURDAY, 10:00 AM – 11:45 AM ...... 160 SATURDAY, 1:15 PM – 3:00 PM ...... 172 SATURDAY, 3:15 PM – 5:00 PM ...... 185
INDEX OF PARTICIPANTS ...... 197
SAN DIEGO: DINING AND ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE ...... 260
EXHIBITORS AND PUBLISHERS’ ADS...... 263
i WELCOME
WELCOME TO SAN DIEGO!
Greetings Political Scientists and fellow members of the nerd community,
On behalf of the University of San Diego and the WPSA, we welcome you to San Diego, America’s Finest City. In doing so, we want to acknowledge that the land on which we gather is the traditional and unceded territory of the Kumeyaay Nation. We want to pay respect to the citizens of the Kumeyaay Nation, both past and present, and their continuing relationship to their ancestral lands.
As residents of San Diego, we believe there is no better place to gather as scholars of politics to interrogate the challenges facing our world. We are justifiably proud of our beautiful city, and no matter what San Francisco tries to tell you, we remain California’s second-largest city and the eighth-largest city in the United States.
While in town, we encourage scholars of all stripes to take in all the enriching intellectual fodder the city has to offer. Befitting a conference on the politics of climate change, San Diego boasts a wealth of natural wonders to behold. Whether it’s the breathtaking beaches to the west, the arid deserts to the east, or the myriad of hiking trails at every turn, there are enough ecological marvels to satisfy any wandering soul. Additionally, as the second-largest transborder agglomeration in the U.S., scholars of borders, migration, and comparative politics will certainly have plenty to discover while visiting our fair city. San Diego is a culturally rich city that celebrates its diverse history and inhabitants, from the Japanese Friendship Garden in Balboa Park to the San Diego African American Museum of Fine Art to the murals of Chicano Park in Barrio Logan. Curious scholars of the Theological-Political Problem can marvel at a battle between Church Fathers and Communist Agents at Petco Park (which is to say, the Padres are hosting the Reds this weekend). Students of IR and Military History should be sure to take in the sights at Navy Pier, including the USS Midway Museum. Oh, and the rumors are true: San Diego has the best craft beer in the U.S.
Those looking for active fun and adventure will find opportunities aplenty. The sporting life in San Diego is vibrant and diverse, notwithstanding the less than amicable divorce between our city and a certain electricity-oriented professional football club. After your panel, you can catch a wave, rent a bicycle, or just stroll around our many beautiful beaches. Balboa Park offers endless hours of outdoor fun as well as world-class museums, including the Natural History Museum, the Museum of Man, and the San Diego Art Institute. And of course, there’s Sea World and our world-famous Zoo, which are likely to be especially attractive to those traveling with children.
However you decide to take in the city, we hope its wonders will enrich your experience at the conference panels, meetings, and receptions to provide the best kind of intellectual provocation and inspiration. Enjoy the conference and don’t be a stranger. Cory Charles Gooding, University of San Diego Timothy Wyman McCarty, University of San Diego Local Arrangements Co-chairs ii
SPECIAL ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
Welcome to the 2019 WPSA conference! In panels, roundtables, and poster sessions, we will gather to share our research findings and theoretical reflections. This year’s meeting also includes workshops and mini-conferences on a wide variety of intellectual, professional, and pedagogical topics. We are honored to host keynote lectures by University of California president Janet Napolitano (formerly governor of Arizona and secretary of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security) and APSA president Rogers Smith.
The theme of this year’s conference is “The Politics of Climate Change.” According to the United Nations’ Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, annual net carbon emissions must be reduced by 45% by 2030 and brought down to zero by 2050 if we are to avoid a catastrophic rise in the average world temperature. Yet the world has come nowhere close to meeting the challenge. As scholars and educators, political scientists can illuminate the causes of and potential responses and solutions to the crisis. We hope the conference will inspire new conversations and initiatives on this topic.
This year’s program features many sessions specifically devoted to climate change. Among other sessions, I might call your attention to “Climate Change and Sustainability in the Political Science Classroom” (Thursday, 10 am), “Teaching Climate Change Radically” (Thursday, 3:15 pm), “Political Science and Climate Change: The State of the Discipline” (Friday, 10 am), and “Taking it to the Beach: Strategies for Engaging the Public on Climate Change” (Friday, 3:15 pm). Climate change will be the focus of University of California President Napolitano’s remarks on Thursday at noon.
It is a pleasure to thank those who made this conference possible. Richard Clucas and Elsa Favila, executive director and associate director of WPSA, tackle a host of challenges, from the small to the very large, and give daily proof of their superhuman abilities. The section chairs took on the key responsibility of organizing panels, roundtables, and poster sessions. WPSA officers, council members, and committee members oversee governance, promote best practices, guide policy, recognize excellence in scholarship and service, and handle other tasks necessary for maintaining a healthy and productive professional association. The local arrangements chairs, Cory Gooding and Tim McCarty of the University of San Diego, have coordinated with local institutions and provided great suggestions for what to do in San Diego. Many thanks to our student volunteers. All these contributions demand time and thoughtful attention, and I am most grateful.
Our thanks to the College of Arts and Sciences at the University of San Diego for its financial support, and to the Center on Global Justice of UC San Diego for co- sponsoring President Napolitano’s Pi Sigma Alpha lecture. I thank those who advised me on matters relating to the conference theme, including Gwen Arnold,
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SPECIAL ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
Peter Cannavò, David Carruthers, Nives Dolsak, Fonna Forman, Stephen Gardiner, Cheryl Hall, Alex Lenferna, Karen Litfin, Amy Lovecraft, John Meyer, Kyle Murphy, Aseem Prakash, Michael Ross, David Schlosberg, and Abigail York. I am grateful to recent WPSA program chairs Jane Junn, Stephen Nicholson, and Julie Novkov for their encouragement and advice. Finally, I wish to thank all those presenting their work in panels, roundtables, and poster sessions, and – not least! – our chairs and discussants.
Jamie Mayerfeld University of Washington 2019 WPSA Program Chair
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OFFICERS
Outgoing at End of March Incoming at End of March Meeting Meeting President President Jane Junn Jamie Mayerfeld University of Southern California University of Washington [email protected] [email protected]
Vice President/Program Chair Vice President/Program Chair Jamie Mayerfeld Jessica Lavariega Monforti University of Washington California Lutheran University [email protected] [email protected]
Recording Secretary Jason Casellas University of Houston [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 Janni Aragon, University of Victoria, Canada (2020) [email protected] Mark Brown, California State University, Sacramento (2020) [email protected] Steven Johnston, University of Utah (2020) [email protected] Valerie O’Regan, California State University, Fullerton (2020) [email protected] Lan Chu, Occidental College (2021) [email protected] Tony Carey, University of North Texas (2021) [email protected] v OFFICERS
Mario Feit, Georgia State University (2021) [email protected] Farah Godrej, University of California, Riverside (2021) [email protected] Mario Guerrero, California Polytechnic University, Pomona (2022) [email protected] Natalie Masuoka, Tufts University (2022) [email protected] Sarah Shair-Rosenfield, Arizona State University (2022) [email protected] Shirin Deylami, Western Washington University (2022) [email protected]
Ex Officio: McKee, Seth C., Texas Tech University [email protected], Toby Rider, Texas Tech University [email protected] Wallace, Sophia, University of Washington [email protected], Nadia E. Brown, Purdue University [email protected] Valeria S. Chapman, Purdue University [email protected] Mark Button, University of Utah [email protected] Stephen Nicholson, University of California, Merced [email protected]
vi ANTI‐HARASSMENT POLICY
1.Purpose
The Western Political Science Association was created for the purposes of promoting the study and teaching of government and politics, to foster research, and to facilitate the discussion of public affairs. The Association promotes these purposes in the spirit of free inquiry and free expression. The primary event in which WPSA members gather is at the Association’s annual conference. Harassment of colleagues, students, or other participants at the conference, or at any other WPSA-sponsored event or forum, undermines the principle of equity at the heart of the Association’s principles and is inconsistent with the principles of free inquiry and free expression. Consequently, harassment is considered by the WPSA to be a serious form of professional misconduct.
The WPSA is committed to providing a safe and welcoming conference environment for all participants, regardless of race, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, ability, ethnicity, socioeconomic status, age, or religion.
“Participant” in this policy refers to anyone present at or directly involved in WPSA meetings, including staff, contractors, vendors, exhibitors, venue staff, WPSA members, and all other attendees.
2. Expected Behavior
All participants at WPSA meetings are expected to abide by this Anti-Harassment Policy in all meeting venues including ancillary events and official and unofficial social gatherings. • Abide by the norms of professional respect that are necessary to promote the conditions for free academic interchange; • If you witness potential harm to a conference participant, be proactive in helping to mitigate or avoid that harm; • Alert conference or security personnel if you see a situation in which someone might be in imminent physical danger.
3. Unacceptable Behavior
Unacceptable behaviors include: • persistent and unwelcome solicitation of emotional or physical intimacy; • persistent and unwelcome solicitation of emotional or physical intimacy accompanied by real or implied threat of professional harm; • intimidating, harassing, abusive, derogatory, or demeaning speech or actions by any participant in an WPSA meeting and/or at any related event; • prejudicial actions or comments related to race, gender, sexual orientation, religion, ability, ethnicity, socioeconomic status, age, or religion that coerce others, foment broad hostility, or otherwise undermine professional equity or the principles of free academic exchange; • deliberate intimidation, stalking or following; • harassing photography or recording; • sustained disruption of talks or other events; • physical assault (including unwelcome touch or groping); • real or implied threat of physical harm. vii COMMITTEES
2018-2019 COMMITTEES OF THE WESTERN POLITICAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION
Committee on Nominations Chair: James Lai, Santa Clara University (2018-2020) Melissa Michelson, Menlo College (2017-2019) Kimberly Nalder, California State University, Sacramento (2017-2019) Rina Williams, University of Cincinnati (2019-2021)
Committee on the Status of Asian Pacific Americans in the Profession Chair: Cecilia Mo, Vanderbilt University (2017-2020) Megan Ming Francis, University of Washington (2018-2021) Jeanette Yih Harvie, University of California, Santa Barbara (2016-2019) Chris Haynes, University of New Haven (2017-2020) Christian Dyogi Phillips, University of Southern California (2018-2021)
Committee on the Status of Blacks in the Profession Chair: Christopher Parker, University of Washington (2018-2021) Stacey Greene, Rutgers University (2018-2021) Chris Lee, Niagara University (2016-2019) Chris Towler, Western Washington University (2016-2019) Kim Williams, Portland State University (2017-2020)
Committee on the Status of Latinas/os in the Profession Chair: Bernard Fraga, Indiana University (2017-2020) Ivy Cargile, Saint Norbert College (2016-2019) Angel Molina, Arizona State University (2016-2019) Angela Ocampo, University of Michigan (2018-2021) Sophia Wallace, University of Washington (2018-2021)
Committee on the Status of Women in the Profession Chair: Susan Sterett, University of Maryland, Baltimore County (2016-2019) Jennifer Diascro, University of California, Washington Center (2016-2019) Taneisha Means, Vassar College (2017-2020) Dara Strolovitch, Princeton University (2019-2021) Melody Valdini, Portland State University (2017-2020)
Betty Moulds Lifetime Service Award Committee Chair: Julie Novkov, SUNY Albany Stephen Nicholson, University of California, Merced Ann Crigler, University of Southern California
Betty Nesvold Women and Politics Award Committee Chair: Susan Sterett, Virginia Tech Jennifer Diascro, University of California, Washington Center Taneisha Means, Vassar College Dara Strolovitch, Princeton University
Melody Valdini, Portland State University
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Blacks and Politics Best Paper Award Committee Chair: Christopher Parker, University of Washington Stacey Greene, Rutgers University Chris Lee, Niagara University Chris Towler, Western Washington University Kim Williams, Portland State University
Charles Redd Politics of the American West Award Committee Chair: Amy Bridges, University of California, San Diego Andy Aoki, Augsburg University Debra Thompson, University of Oregon
Clay Morgan Award for Best Book in Environmental Political Theory Chair: John Meyer, Humboldt State University Felicia Peck, Merrill College Andrew Biro, Acadia University Sarah Wiebe, University of Hawai’i, Manoa
Dissertation Award Committee Chair: Joe Lowndes, University of Oregon Jennifer Sacco, Quinnipiac University Jennifer Merolla, University of California, Riverside
Don T. Nakanishi Best Paper Award on Asian Pacific Americans and Politics: Chair: Cecilia Mo, Vanderbilt University Jeanett Yih Harvie, University of California, Santa Barbara Chris Haynes, University of New Haven Christian Dyogi Phillips, University of Southern California Megan Ming Francis, University of Washington
Environmental Political Theory Award Chair: Christian Hunold, Drexel University Teena Gabrielson, University of Wyoming Gregory Koutnik, University of Pennsylvania
Latino/Latina Politics Best Paper Award Committee Chair: Bernard Fraga, Indiana University Maria Chavez-Pringle, Pacific Lutheran University Ivy Cargile, Saint Norbert College Angela Ocampo, University of Michigan Sophia Wallace, University of Washington
Pi Sigma Alpha Award Committee Chair: Marisa Abrajano, University of California, San Diego Nazita Lajevardi, Michigan State Allyson Shortle, University of Oklahoma
Best Article Published in Political Research Quarterly Chair: Hahrie, Han, University of California, Santa Barbara Jennifer Rubenstein, University of Virginia Sam Bell, Kansas State University ix ANNUAL AWARDS AND AWARDS SUBMISSION DEADLINES
At the 2020 Annual Meeting, the Association anticipates the following ten awards:
The $250 Don T. Nakanishi Award for Distinguished Scholarship and Service in Asian Pacific American Politics: This annual award will recognize outstanding scholarship or service advancing the understanding or practice of Asian Pacific American politics. The recipient will be someone who has made a significant contribution to the understanding of Asian Pacific American politics (scholarship that examines more than one ethnoracial group is also eligible), or whose professional work has made a substantial contribution to the practice of Asian Pacific American politics.
The $250 Betty Nesvold Women and Politics Award for the best paper on women and politics presented at the 2019 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 Clay Morgan Award for Best Book In Environmental Political Theory.
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 2019 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, 2018, and June 30, 2019.
The $250 WPSA Best Paper Award on Environmental Political Theory for an outstanding paper on environmental political theory presented at the 2019 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 2019 WPSA meeting.
The $1,000 Political Research Quarterly Best Article Award for the best article published in the Political Research Quarterly during 2019.
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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.
Don T. Nakanishi Award for Distinguished Scholarship and Service in Asian Pacific American Politics Deadline: June 15, 2019 Chair: Chris Haynes, University of New Haven
Betty Nesvold Women and Politics Award Deadline: June 15, 2019 Chair: Melody Valdini, Portland State University
Blacks and Politics Award Deadline: June 15, 2019 Chair: Kim Williams, Portland State University
Charles Redd Center Award Deadline: June 15, 2019 Chair: Barbara Morris, SUNY Oneanta
Clay Morgan Award Deadline: October 15, 2019 Chair: TBA
Dissertation Award Deadline: October 15, 2019 Chair: Boyka Stefanova, University of Texas at San Antonio
Environmental Political Theory Award Deadline: June 15, 2019 Chair: TBA
Latina/Latino Politics Deadline: June 15, 2019 Chair: Angela Ocampo, University of Michigan
Pi Sigma Alpha Award Deadline: June 15, 2019 Chair: Brian Mello, Muhlenberg College
Political Research Quarterly Award Chair: TBA
One of the main reasons the Association does not give out an award some years is that no papers have been nominated. If you come across a good paper, nominate it for an award!
xi 2019 AWARDS RECIPIENTS
WPSA AWARDS TO BE ANNOUNCED AT THE 2019 ANNUAL MEETING
The 2019 awards will be presented at the WPSA Business Meeting on Friday, March 30, at 5:15 p.m. in room Harbor A, Manchester Hyatt Hotel.
Celebrating our 72nd Anniversary!
The Betty Moulds Lifetime Achievement Award was created in 2015-16 to honor the remarkable contributions of the longtime Executive Director of WPSA, Betty Moulds. This year the members of the Betty Moulds Lifetime Achievement Award Selection Committee are delighted to announce that this year’s awardee is
Lyn Ragsdale
Lyn Ragsdale earned her doctoral degree from the
University of Wisconsin, and has spent much of her career
in the west. She served as assistant, associate, and ultimately full professor at the University of Arizona, spent five years at the University of Chicago, and is now the Radoslov Tsanoff Professor of Public Affairs and Professor of Political Science at Rice University. She has done indispensable work for the Western Political Science Association, serving as section head for the President/Executive Politics section in 1992, the Program
Chair in 1998, and the association’s president from 1999-2000.
In addition, she served as a member of the editorial board of the Political Research Quarterly from 1994-1996 and from 2000-2005, and was the journal¹s editor with William Dixon from 1996 through 2000. We are grateful for her generous service, not just in formal terms, but as a member
of the WPSA community.
Please join the Betty Moulds Lifetime Achievement Award Selection Committee and the Association in congratulating this outstanding, remarkable, generous WPSA leader.
xii 2019 AWARDS RECIPIENTS
DON T. NAKANISHI AWARD FOR DISTINGUISHED SCHOLARSHIP AND SERVICE IN ASIAN PACIFIC AMERICAN POLITICS ($250) To: Janelle Wong, University of Maryland Book title: Immigrants, Evangelicals, and Politics in an Era of Demographic Change (Russell Sage Foundation, 2018)
BETTY NESVOLD WOMEN AND POLITICS AWARD ($250) To: Zein Murib, Fordham University Paper title: Identities Under Surveillance: Politics of Gender, Race and Ability at the Airport and in Survey Research
CLAY MORGAN AWARD FOR BEST BOOK IN ENVIRONMENTAL POLITICAL THEORY To: Shiri Pasternak, Ryerson University Book title: Grounded Authority: The Algonquins of Barriere Lake Against the State (University of Minnesota Press 2017)
DISSERTATION AWARD ($250) To: Giorleny Altamirano Rayo, US Department of Labor* For her dissertation completed at the University of Texas at Austin: Securing Territory: State Interests and the Implementation of Ethnic Land Rights in the Americas *The views and conclusions of the author are personal, and do not purport to represent the views of the Bureau of International Labor Affairs, the United States Department of Labor, or the United States government.
ENVIRONMENTAL POLITICAL THEORY AWARD ($250) To: Rafi Youatt, New School for Social Research and Eugene Lang College Paper title: We Are All Wildlife? Border Spaces, Ecological Life, and Interspecies Internationality
LATINA/LATINO POLITICS ($250) To: Celeste Montoya, University of Colorado, Boulder Paper title: De Guerreras y Puentes: Legacies of Chicana Feminism
PI SIGMA ALPHA AWARD ($500) To: Danielle Lemi, Southern Methodist University Paper title: The Multiracial Candidate (Dis)Advantage
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POLITICAL RESEARCH QUARTERLY BEST ARTICLE AWARD ($1000) To: Kiran Banerjee, University of Saskatchewan, and Abraham Singer, Loyola University Chicago For their March 2018 PRQ article: Race and the Meso-Level Sources of Domination
To: Paul A. Djupe, Denison University, Jacob R. Neiheisel, University at Buffalo, and Kimberly H. Conger, University of Cincinnati For their March 2018 PRQ article: Are the Politics of the Christian Right Linked to State Rates of the Nonreligious? The Importance of Salient Controversy
xiv CALL FOR PAPERS – 2020 ANNUAL MEETING
WESTERN POLITICAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION 2020 ANNUAL MEETING April 09 - 11, 2020, J.W. Marriott, L.A. Live Los Angeles, California
The Western Political Science Association will host its 2020 annual meeting at the J.W. Marriott, L.A. Live, in Los Angeles, California. 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 20, 2019.
If you are interested in shaping the content of the program by serving as a section chair, please contact:
Jessica Lavariega Monforti 2020 WPSA Program Chair California Lutheran University Email: [email protected]
Theme: The Boundaries of Belonging
Belonging, a sense or feeling that you are an important member of a group, or the lack thereof, is a fundamental component of political engagement. Attitudes and behavior of politicians and institutions shape the extent to which individuals and groups feel part of the larger whole. Unquestionably, the rhetoric and policies of the Trump administration have exerted pressure on the ways people, groups, and nations feel about their place in the U.S.; this has also led other nations to re-examine their relationship with the U.S. government. Some have argued that while the U.S. president pushes to build a physical wall to delineate clear boundaries, he is also building a figurative wall (or series of walls) in society. Others argue that Trump’s approach provides much-needed clarity about who belongs and who does not. Division abounds.
While there is nothing new about political disagreement and division or about defining who does or does not belong, some say the depth and breadth of this change in our current context is unique. Hate groups are on the rise, as are voices that are anti-immigrant, anti-intellectual, and anti-government. These trends are political in and of themselves, and they have political consequences. At the same time, these challenges do not appear to be a concern for some who posit we live in a post-racial society, or that immigration reform and walls are
xv CALL FOR PAPERS – 2020 ANNUAL MEETING about the economic health of the nation – not race and ethnicity. How can we address and reconcile these two different worldviews in our politics?
Social scientists -- political scientists specifically -- have made important contributions to our understanding of political incorporation and alienation, yet the attention devoted by the field as a whole remains inadequate, and the subject often receives limited coverage in undergraduate and graduate curricula. The question of belonging engages all subfields of our discipline.
We invite proposals that investigate and expand our understanding of the politics of belonging – why have we seen this question about belonging rise at this particular time in our collective history? Who decides who belongs and what are the consequences of those decisions? What is gained or what might be achieved when the question of belonging is engaged?
Please note: All participants in the program are required to preregister for the 2020 WPSA meeting by December 31, 2019.
xvi MEETING SCHEDULE AND SPECIAL EVENTS
Wednesday, April 17, 2019 9:00 - 5:00 PM Environmental Political Theory Preconference Workshop Location: Cortez Hill A-C 12:30 – 5:30 PM Advancing Inclusion Preconference Workshop Location: Harbor A 1:00 – 5:30 PM Latina/o Politics Preconference Workshop Location: Harbor B 1:30 – 5:45 PM Feminist Theory Preconference Workshop Location: Harbor F 2:00 – 5:00 PM Interpretation and Methods Workshop Location: Cove 5:30 – 6:30 PM Advancing Inclusion Workshop and Latina/o Politics Workshop Joint Reception; Cosponsored by the Status Committees of Latino/as and Women Location: Harbor Terrace 3:00 - 7:00 PM Registration Location: Harbor Foyer 5:00 - 8:00 PM Exhibitor Set-Up Location: Harbor Foyer Thursday, April 18, 2019 7:00 - 4:00 PM Registration Location: Harbor Foyer 7:30 - 9:30 AM Exhibitor Set-Up Location: Harbor Foyer 8:00 - 9:45 AM Session I - Panel Meetings 8:00 - 11:45 AM Executive Council Meeting Location: Bayview, 32nd Level 8:00 – 5:00 PM Mini-conference on Professional and Instructional Development Location: Cortez Hill C 8:00 – 5:00 PM Miniconference: Subnational Environmental Governance Location: Harbor E 9:30 - 5:00 PM Exhibits Location: Harbor Foyer 10:00 - 11:45 AM Session II - Panel Meetings
1 MEETING SCHEDULE AND SPECIAL EVENTS
10:00 - 11:45 AM Climate Change and Sustainability in the Political Science Classroom Location: Promenade B 12:00 – 1:00 PM Pi Sigma Alpha Speaker: Janet Napolitano, University of California President, Cosponsored by the Center on Global Justice of the University of California, San Diego Location: Harbor A 12:00 – 1:00 PM Business Meeting: Latinas/os Status Committee Location: Harbor B 1:15 - 3:00 PM Session III - Panel Meetings 3:15 - 5:00 PM Session IV - Panel Meetings 3:15 - 5:00 PM Roundtable: Teaching Climate Change Radically: Incorporating Anti-Racist/Capitalist/Colonialist Perspectives in Environmental Politics Pedagogy Location: Harbor A 5:00 - 6:00 PM Reception for the Miniconference on Subnational Environmental Governance Sponsored by the University of California Davis Center for Environmental Policy and Behavior and School of Human Evolution and Social Change Arizona State University Location: Harbor Terrace 5:15 – 6:45 PM Political Research Quarterly Reception Cosponsored by: Virginia Tech University Location: Iconic Pool Deck, Third Level 5:15 – 6:00 PM Caucus for Women and Gender Justice Meeting Location: Harbor A 5:30 – 6:30 PM Politics, Groups and Identities Editorial Board Meeting Location: Harbor B 5:30 – 7:00 PM Graduate Students’ Reception Location: Marina Courtyard 6:00 – 8:00 PM Reception for the Environmental Politics Section Sponsored by the University of California Davis Center for Environmental Policy and Behavior and School of Human Evolution and Social Change Arizona State University Location: Harbor Terrace
2 MEETING SCHEDULE AND SPECIAL EVENTS
6:45 - 8:45 PM Reception Honoring WPSA Retirees Jane Bayes, Mary Hawkesworth, Timothy Kaufman-Osborn, Ronald Schmidt, Sr., and Raymond Rocco sponsored by Politics, Groups and Identities, Women and Politics and Minority Scholars Location: Bayview, 32nd Floor Friday, April 19, 2019 7:00 - 4:00 PM Registration Location: Harbor Foyer 8:00 - 9:45 AM Session I - Panel Meetings 8:00 – 5:00 PM The Monkey Cage Workshop Location: Cortez Hill A 8:00 – 5:00 PM Miniconference: Algorithmic Politics Location: Pier 8:00 – 5:00 PM Miniconference: Asian Pacific American Politics Location: Cortez Hill C 8:00 – 5:00 PM Miniconference: Autocratic Politics Location: Boardwalk 8:00 – 5:00 PM Miniconference: The Politics of Mindful Revolution Location: Marina Room 8:00 – 5:00 PM Miniconference: Subnational Environmental Governance Location: Harbor E 9:30 - 5:00 PM Exhibits Location: Harbor Foyer 10:00 - 11:45 AM Session II - Panel Meetings 10:00 - 11:45 AM Scholarly Public Engagement: Fact-Based Leadership Within and Beyond the Academy Location: Harbor A 10:00 - 11:45 AM Roundtable: Political Science and Climate Change: The State of the Discipline Location: Mission Beach B 12:00 – 1:00 PM APSA President, Rogers M. Smith, Twilight of the Constitution? Location: Harbor A
3 MEETING SCHEDULE AND SPECIAL EVENTS
12:00 – 1:00 PM Meeting of the Committee on the Status of Asian Pacific Americans in the Profession Location: Cortez Hill C 1:15 - 3:00 PM Session III - Panel Meetings 1:15 - 3:00 PM Meet the Editors Location: Hillcrest D 1:15 - 3:00 PM Undergraduate Student Poster Session Location: Harbor Foyer 3:15 - 5:00 PM Session IV - Panel Meetings 3:15 - 5:00 PM Methods Café Location: Harbor B 3:15 - 5:00 PM Roundtable: Taking it to the Beach: Strategies for Engaging the Public on Climate Change Location: Bankers Hill 3:15 - 5:00 PM Roundtable: Racial Bias in Political Science: The State of the Discipline Location: Harbor G 5:15 – 6:45 PM Environmental Politics Reception Sponsored by: Environmental Politics Journal, published by Routledge and the Sydney Environmental Institute Location: Harbor Terrace 5:15 – 6:00 PM Awards Ceremony and the WPSA Business Meeting Location: Harbor A
6:00 - 7:45 PM WPSA Reception Location: Pool Deck, Fourth Floor Saturday, April 20, 2019 7:30 - 3:30 PM Registration Location: Harbor Foyer 8:00 - 9:45 AM Session I - Panel Meetings 8:00 – 5:00 PM Mini-Conference: Autocratic Politics Location: Boardwalk 8:00 – 3:45 PM Mini-Conference Community College: Teaching, Assessment and Research (Description Below) Location: Hillcrest D
4 MEETING SCHEDULE AND SPECIAL EVENTS
8:00 – 5:00 PM Mini-Conference: The Politics of Mindful Revolution Location: Marina Room 9:30 - 1:30 PM Exhibits Location: Seacliff Foyer, Bay Level 10:00 - 11:45 AM Session II - Panel 10:00 - 11:45 AM Mini-Conference: Algorithmic Politics Location: Pier 10:00 - 11:45 AM A Tribute to the Life of Hugh Ross Dauffenbach, 1981-2019. All are welcome Location: Torrey Hills B 10:00 - 11:45 AM Philosophy for Children Workshop Location: Mission Beach C 12:00 – 2:00 PM Section Chairs Luncheon Location: Highland Peak, 33rd Floor 1:15 - 3:00 PM Session III - Panel Meetings 3:15 - 5:00 PM Session IV - Panel Meetings
5 MEETING SCHEDULE AND SPECIAL EVENTS
Mini-Conference Community College: COMMUNITY COLLEGE FACULTY ARE THE UNSUNG HEROINES AND HEROES OF HIGHER EDUCATION Saturday, April 20, 2019 – 8:00 AM to 3:45 PM Location: Hillcrest A, Third Level
8:00 – 8:10 AM Introductory Remarks
LaDella Lyn Levy, College of Southern Nevada
8:15 – 9:15 AM Enrollment Decline—Teaching, Recruiting, and Promoting Our Discipline
Social sciences, and in particular Political Science, are experiencing a decline in enrollment nation wide. What is our role in Community Colleges regarding teaching, recruiting, and promoting our discipline? What strategies are we using in our classrooms that we can share that help improve enrollment? What can we learn from graduate students regarding their interest in the discipline?
Co-Chairs: LaDella Levy, College of Southern Nevada Dino Bozonelos, Victor Valley College Peter Bowman, Palomar College
9:25 – 10:30 AM Building Political Science Programs— Interdisciplinarity, Transferability, and Guided Pathways
How to build a political science program by creating interdisciplinary programs; e.g. Global Studies, Women Studies, LGBTQ, etc? How can we work on making programs transferable? How can we improve student interest in political science courses as well as civic activity? How can Guided Pathways provide for an alternative to increase interest in political science?
Co-Chairs: Charlotte Lee, Berkeley City College Masahiro Omae, San Diego City College Kenneth Chaipraset, East Los Angeles College Natalia Monteiro, East Los Angeles College
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10:35 – 11:30 AM The Role Of Conferences—Balancing Teaching, Research, and Professional Development
When we, community college faculty, attend conferences—e.g. WPSA, APSA, or other political science conferences—what do we expect from that experience? What research interests us? How can we balance teaching, research and professional development? What do we want from that conference? How can we more effectively share our ideas and our concerns? How can we help create a space for us and make sure that our interests and needs are being met at the conference? How can we make conferences accessible to adjunct faculty?
Co-Chairs: Rogelio Garcia, East Los Angeles College Elsa Dias, Pikes Peak Community College Robert Ballinger, South Texas College
11:30 – 12:00 PM Brief discussion with WPSA and APSA representatives
12:15 – 12:45 PM Lunch – Generously Sponsored by the American Political Science Association Location: TBA
12:45 – 2:00 PM Teaching and Learning
How can we create assignments for our students that are both meaningful and engaging? Given that community college faculty teach a variety of subfields, how can we help each other develop types of assignments that could be applied across political science subfields?
Co-Chairs: Robert Ballinger, South Texas College Maria Quintero, East Los Angeles College Parakh Hoon, South Puget Sound Community College
2:10 – 3:45 PM Teaching and Learning Focused on Classroom Management and Student Feedback
What do students want from a political science class? What teaching strategies are working with the Z generation? How are we managing diversity and how do we define it? How can graduate students help us
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understand our students? How can we create a welcoming space in our classrooms for introducing graduate students to teaching in community colleges?
Co-Chairs: Katherine Michel, Ohlone College Jeffrey Hernandez, East Los Angeles College Josh Franco, Cuyamaca College
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.
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Panel 03.01 Roundtable: Environmental Political Theory 2018 Clay Morgan Book Award - Shiri Pasternak's Grounded Authority: The Algonquins of Barriere Lake Against the State Thursday, April 18, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Torrey Hills A Panel 06.01 Youth Who Trade Sex in the U.S.: Intersectionality, Agency, Vulnerability, by Carisa Showden and Samantha Majic, Authors Meet Critics Thursday, April 18, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Hillcrest D Panel 07.01 Specters of Belonging: The Political Life Cycle of Mexican Migrants, by Adrian Felix, Author Meets Critics Thursday, April 18, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Harbor I Panel 09.06 Among Wolves: Ethnography and the Immersive Study of Power, by Timothy Pachirat, Author Meets Critics Saturday, April 20, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Harbor B Panel 10.06 Law's Trials: The Performance of Legal Institutions in the U.S. 'War on Terror', and Law's Wars: The Fate of the Rule of Law in the U.S. 'War on Terror', by Richard Abel, Author Meets Critics Friday, April 19, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Ocean Beach Panel 13.01 Political Advocacy and Its Interested Citizens, by Matthew Hindman, Author Meets Critics Friday, April 19, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Harbor G Panel 15.01 Roundtable: Building An Inclusive Political Science: The Recent Work of Mary Hawkesworth (Author Meets Critics) Thursday, April 18, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Bankers Hill Panel 15.04 The Political Theory of Neoliberalism, by Thomas Biebricher, Author Meets Critics Thursday, April 18, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Mission Beach B Panel 15.06 The Ethical Fantasy of Rhetorical Theory, by Ira Allen, Author Meets Critics Friday, April 19, 2019, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Mission Beach B
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Panel 15.07 Injustice: Political Theory for the Real World, by Michael Goodhart, Author Meets Critics Friday, April 19, 2019, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Cortez Hill B Panel 15.08 Queer Terror: Life, Death, and Desire in the Settler Colony, by C. Heike Schotten, Author Meets Critics Friday, April 19, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Cortez Hill B Panel 15.09 Excluded Within: The (Un)Intelligibility of Radical Political Actors, by Sina Kramer, Author Meets Critics Friday, April 19, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Mission Beach B Panel 15.10 Is Racial Equality Unconstitutional?, by Mark Golub, Author Meets Critics Friday, April 19, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Mission Beach B Panel 16.01 Beyond Shariati: Modernity, Cosmopolitanism, and Islam in Iranian Political Thought, by Siavash Saffari, Author Meets Critics Roundtable Friday, April 19, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Cove Panel 16.04 Marx's Inferno: The Political Theory of Capital, by William C. Roberts, Author Meets Critics Thursday, April 18, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Mission Beach A Panel 23.04 The Fight for Time: Migrant Day Laborers and the Politics of Precarity, by Paul Apostolidis, Author Meets Critics Saturday, April 20, 2019, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Cortez Hill B Panel 29.03 Political Theory and Global Climate Action: Recasting the Public Sphere, by Idil Boran, Author Meets Critics Thursday, April 18, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Harbor A
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THE POLITICS OF CLIMATE CHANGE Program Chair’s Section Jamie Mayerfeld, University of Washington Panel 29.01 Roundtable: Teaching Climate Change Radically: Incorporating Anti-Racist/Capitalist/Colonialist Perspectives in Environmental Politics Pedagogy Thursday, April 18, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Harbor A Panel 29.02 Roundtable: Flying to conferences in the age of climate change: What, if anything, should academics do? Saturday, April 20, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Cortez Hill B Panel 29.03 Political Theory and Global Climate Action: Recasting the Public Sphere, by Idil Boran, Author Meets Critics Thursday, April 18, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Harbor A Panel 29.04 Roundtable: Taking it to the Beach: Strategies for Engaging the Public on Climate Change Friday, April 19, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Bankers Hill Panel 29.05 Addressing Climate Change in China: Energy and Environmental Politics Friday, April 19, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Bankers Hill Panel 29.06 The Domestic and International Politics of Climate Change Friday, April 19, 2019, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Harbor A Panel 29.07 Climate Change and the Battle for Public Opinion Saturday, April 20, 2019, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Cortez Hill C Panel 29.08 Climate Change: Political Strategies and Policy Solutions Saturday, April 20, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Harbor A Panel 29.09 Why It's So Hard to Think About Climate Change Saturday, April 20, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Harbor A Panel 29.10 Subnational U.S. Climate Risk Governance and Polycentrism Friday, April 19, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Harbor E
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Panel 29.11 Political Theory at the Intersection of Climate Change and Human Rights Saturday, April 20, 2019, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Mission Beach C Panel 29.12 Roundtable: Political Science and Climate Change: The State of the Discipline Friday, April 19, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Mission Beach B Panel 29.13 Comparative Implications of Climate Change Friday, April 19, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Harbor C Panel 29.14 Roundtable: Approaches to Communicating the Politics of Climate Change Thursday, April 18, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Harbor H Panel 29.15 Politics of Climate Change: Mitigation and Adaptation Strategies Thursday, April 18, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Harbor F Panel 29.16 Climate Change: Values, Identities, and Beliefs Thursday, April 18, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Harbor F Panel 29.17 Climate Change: Crafting Policy Instruments and Agreements Friday, April 19, 2019, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Harbor F Panel 29.18 Climate Change: Comparative Approaches Friday, April 19, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Harbor F Panel 29.19 The Political Rhetoric of Science: The Environment, Climate Change, and the Zika Virus Friday, April 19, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Promenade A Panel 29.20 Theorizing Climate Action and Inaction I Thursday, April 18, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Torrey Hills A Panel 29.21 Theorizing Climate Action and Inaction II Thursday, April 18, 2019, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Torrey Hills A Panel 29.22 Rethinking the State in an Era of Climate Change Thursday, April 18, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Torrey Hills A 12 SCHEDULE OF PANELS
Panel 29.23 Theories of Climate Justice Friday, April 19, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Torrey Hills A Panel 29.24 Indigenous Knowledge and Resistance in the Face of Climate Change Friday, April 19, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Torrey Hills A Panel 29.25 Care of the World: Climate, Nature, Fear, and Responsibility Thursday, April 18, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Solana Beach B Panel 29.26 Climate Change and Sustainability in the Political Science Classroom Thursday, April 18, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Promenade B
COMPARATIVE POLITICS Section Chair: Brian Mello, Mulhenberg College Panel 01.01 Democracy and the Challenges to Civic Culture and Society Thursday, April 18, 2019, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Harbor C Panel 01.02 Engineering Identity: Politics in Asia Thursday, April 18, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM, Location: Harbor C Panel 01.03 Trolls, Indoctrinators, and Propagandists Thursday, April 18, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Harbor C Panel 01.04 Voting and Elections in Comparative Contexts Thursday, April 18, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Harbor C Panel 01.05 Comparative Theory and Democracy Friday, April 19, 2019, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Harbor C Panel 01.06 Protest, Counter-Insurgency, and Policing Friday, April 19, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Harbor C Panel 01.07 Comparative Implications of Climate Change Friday, April 19, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Harbor C Panel 01.08 Far Right Populism - From Europe to Southeast Asia Friday, April 19, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Harbor C
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Panel 01.09 Politics of Patronage, Parties, and Criminal Institutions Saturday, April 20, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Harbor C Panel 01.10 Comparative Political Economy I: Markets, Commodities, Taxing, and Titling Saturday, April 20, 2019, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Harbor C Panel 01.11 Comparative Political Economy II: Elections, Perceptions, Innovations Saturday, April 20, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Harbor C Panel 01.12 Ethnicity and Sub-national Identities Saturday, April 20, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Harbor C Panel 01.13 Effects of Insurgency/Counter-Insurgency on State Capacity and Stability Thursday, April 18, 2019, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Harbor D Panel 01.14 Challenges to Democratic Governance Thursday, April 18, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Harbor D Panel 01.15 Comparative Constitutionalism and Constitutional Change Thursday, April 18, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Harbor D Panel 01.16 Governance Thursday, April 18, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Harbor D Panel 01.17 Civil and Uncivil Society: From Parties to Paramilitaries Friday, April 19, 2019, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Harbor D Panel 01.18 Parties, Politics, and Elections Friday, April 19, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Bankers Hill Panel 01.19 Elections, Economics, and Scandal: Comparative Analysis of Authority Saturday, April 20, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Cortez Hill C Panel 01.20 Comparative Studies of Parties and Movements Saturday, April 20, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Harbor F
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CRITICAL PERSPECTIVES ON HIGHER EDUCATION Section Chair: Cheryl Hall, University of South Florida Panel 02.01 Roundtable: Political Science and Climate Change: The State of the Discipline Friday, April 19, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Mission Beach B Panel 02.02 The End(s) of Higher Education Thursday, April 18, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Cortez Hill A Panel 02.03 Money, Sex, Racism, and Power in Higher Education Funding and Policies Thursday, April 18, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Solana Beach A ENVIRONMENTAL POLITICAL THEORY Section Chairs: Peter Cannavo, Hamilton College Amy Lovecraft, University of Alaska, Fairbanks Panel 03.01 Roundtable: Environmental Political Theory 2018 Clay Morgan Book Award - Shiri Pasternak's Grounded Authority: The Algonquins of Barriere Lake Against the State Thursday, April 18, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Torrey Hills A Panel 03.02 Roundtable: Do Individual Green Actions Carry any Public or Political Significance? Saturday, April 20, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Torrey Hills A Panel 03.03 Theorizing Climate Action and Inaction I Thursday, April 18, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Torrey Hills A Panel 03.04 Theorizing Climate Action and Inaction II Thursday, April 18, 2019, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Torrey Hills A Panel 03.05 Rethinking the State in an Era of Climate Change Thursday, April 18, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Torrey Hills A Panel 03.06 Theories of Climate Justice Friday, April 19, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Torrey Hills A
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Panel 03.07 Indigenous Knowledge and Resistance in the Face of Climate Change Friday, April 19, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Torrey Hills A Panel 03.08 The Anthropocene, Climate Machines and Postcolonial Ecologies Saturday, April 20, 2019, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Torrey Hills A Panel 03.09 Senses of Place and Political Sensibilities Saturday, April 20, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Torrey Hills A Panel 03.10 Environmental Insights from the Canon Saturday, April 20, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Torrey Hills A Panel 03.11 The Status of Nature in the Anthropocene Thursday, April 18, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Torrey Hills B Panel 03.12 Domination, Republicanism, and Environmental Politics Thursday, April 18, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Torrey Hills B Panel 03.13 Environmental Intersectionalities Thursday, April 18, 2019, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Torrey Hills B Panel 03.14 Theorizing Human/Nature Relations I Friday, April 19, 2019, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Torrey Hills A Panel 03.15 Theorizing Human/Nature Relations II Friday, April 19, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Torrey Hills A Panel 03.16 Power, Policy, and Political Peripheries Friday, April 19, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Torrey Hills B Panel 03.17 Black Hole Sun: Extreme Energy, Space, and the Politics of Delusion Friday, April 19, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Torrey Hills B Panel 03.18 Nature, Truth, and Resistance in the Age of Trump Saturday, April 20, 2019, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Torrey Hills B
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Panel 03.19 Extractive Identities Saturday, April 20, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Torrey Hills B Panel 03.20 Universal and Particular in Environmental Politics Saturday, April 20, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Torrey Hills B ENVIRONMENTAL POLITICS Section Chair: Gwen Arnold, University of California, Davis Panel 04.01 Roundtable: Arctic Policies and America's Political Priorities Thursday, April 18, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Harbor G Panel 04.02 Roundtable: Approaches to Communicating the Politics of Climate Change Thursday, April 18, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Harbor H Panel 04.03 Water Governance Friday, April 19, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Harbor F Panel 04.04 Socioenvironmental Disasters, Crises, and Management Friday, April 19, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Hillcrest D Panel 04.05 Environment and Sustainability Preferences and Implications Friday, April 19, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Harbor D Panel 04.06 Science Policy Saturday, April 20, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Mission Beach A Panel 04.07 Environmental Justice and Protest I Saturday, April 20, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Mission Beach A Panel 04.08 Politics of Climate Change: Mitigation and Adaptation Strategies Thursday, April 18, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Harbor F Panel 04.09 Environmental Policy Issues at Subnational-levels Saturday, April 20, 2019, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Harbor G Panel 04.10 Discourses and Narratives in Environmental Policy Saturday, April 20, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Harbor G
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Panel 04.11 Democracy, Institutions, and Environmental Goods Saturday, April 20, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Harbor G Panel 04.12 Climate Change: Crafting Policy Instruments and Agreements Friday, April 19, 2019, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Harbor F Panel 04.13 Climate Change: Comparative Approaches Friday, April 19, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Harbor F Panel 04.14 Energy Production, Distribution, and Management II Saturday, April 20, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Harbor F Panel 04.15 Environmental Justice and Protest II Thursday, April 18, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Harbor G Panel 04.16 Climate Change Values, Identities, and Beliefs Saturday, April 20, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Harbor H Panel 04.17 Socioenvironmental Disasters, Crises, and Management II Friday, April 19, 2019, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Torrey Hills B EXECUTIVE POLITICS Section Chair: Rebecca Thorpe Panel 05.01 Roundtable: This is Not Normal: The Trump Presidency at Mid- Term Friday, April 19, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Cortez Hill B Panel 05.02 Roundtable: Still Waiting for Madam President: Prospects for 2020 and Beyond Thursday, April 18, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Cortez Hill B Panel 05.03 Presidents, Policymaking and Administrative Influence Thursday, April 18, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Cortez Hill B Panel 05.04 Evaluating the Presidency: Contemporary and Historical Perspectives Friday, April 19, 2019, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Harbor G
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GENDER, RACE AND INTERSECTIONALITY Section Chair, Christian Phillips, University of Southern California Panel 06.01 Youth Who Trade Sex in the U.S.: Intersectionality, Agency, Vulnerability, by Carisa Showden and Samantha Majic, Authors Meet Critics Thursday, April 18, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Hillcrest D Panel 06.02 Roundtable: Chartering the Intellectual Terrain of Latina Feminist Discourse Thursday, April 18, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Hillcrest D Panel 06.03 Discourses of Justice, Race, and Gender Friday, April 19, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Hillcrest C Panel 06.04 Comparative Conceptualizations of Gender and Power Friday, April 19, 2019, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Hillcrest C Panel 06.05 The Intersections of Race, Gender and Immigration in Politics and Political Behavior Friday, April 19, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Hillcrest C Panel 06.06 Intersectional Analyses of Candidate Emergence, Ambition, and Success Saturday, April 20, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Harbor I Panel 06.07 The Politics of Regulation and Criminalization: Sex, Reproduction and the Law Saturday, April 20, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Hillcrest C Panel 06.08 Race, Gender, and the Politics of Care Thursday, April 18, 2019, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Bankers Hill (IM)MIGRATION AND CITIZENSHIP Section Chair: Linda Alvarez, California State University, Northridge Panel 07.01 Specters of Belonging: The Political Life Cycle of Mexican Migrants, by Adrian Felix, Author Meets Critics Thursday, April 18, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Harbor I
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Panel 07.02 Beyond the Reasons: Contemporary Realities of Migration in North America Thursday, April 18, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Harbor I Panel 07.03 Sanctuary Cities: Policy Effects and Politics Thursday, April 18, 2019, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Harbor I Panel 07.04 The Political Dimensions of Immigration and Detention Friday, April 19, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Harbor I Panel 07.05 Theoretical Approaches to Citizenship and Community Friday, April 19, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Harbor I Panel 07.06 Immigrant Incorporation, Socialization and Representation Friday, April 19, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Harbor H Panel 07.07 Understanding Attitudes Toward Immigrants Saturday, April 20, 2019, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Harbor I Panel 07.08 Comparative Views on Citizenship: Policy, Identity and Integration Saturday, April 20, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Harbor I Panel 07.09 Comparative Analyses on Migration and Violence Saturday, April 20, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Harbor I Panel 07.10 Roundtable: Interrogating Critical Spaces: The Border, The Wall Saturday, April 20, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Harbor A INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS Section Chair: Jonathan Graubart, San Diego State University Panel 08.01 Global Environmental Politics Thursday, April 18, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Golden Hill B Panel 08.02 International Trade Saturday, April 20, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Cortez Hill A
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Panel 08.03 International and National Security Thursday, April 18, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Golden Hill B Panel 08.04 International Law and Organizations Thursday, April 18, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Golden Hill B Panel 08.05 International Political Economy Thursday, April 18, 2019, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Cortez Hill A Panel 08.06 China and Global Affairs Friday, April 19, 2019, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Golden Hill B Panel 08.07 International Security Friday, April 19, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Golden Hill B Panel 08.08 Human Rights Friday, April 19, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Golden Hill B Panel 08.09 International Diplomacy and Peacekeeping Friday, April 19, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Golden Hill B Panel 08.10 International Conflict Saturday, April 20, 2019, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Golden Hill B Panel 08.11 U.S. Security Policy Saturday, April 20, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Golden Hill B INTERPRETATION AND METHOD Section Chair: Natasha Behl, Arizona State University Panel 09.01 Methods Cafe Friday, April 19, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Harbor B Panel 09.02 Roundtable: Transformative Political Science: Celebrating the Scholarship of Jane H. Bayes Thursday, April 18, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Bankers Hill Panel 09.03 New Approaches in Interpretation and Method Friday, April 19, 2019, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Harbor B
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Panel 09.04 Applications and Implications of an Ethnographic Approach Thursday, April 18, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Harbor B Panel 09.05 The Sensory Aesthetics of Political Ethnography Saturday, April 20, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Harbor B Panel 09.06 Among Wolves: Ethnography and the Immersive Study of Power, by Timothy Pachirat, Author Meets Critics Saturday, April 20, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Harbor B JUDICIAL POLITICS, LEGAL POLITICS AND PUBLIC LAW Section Chair: Scott Lemieux, University of Washington Panel 10.01 The Supreme Court and Civil Liberties Thursday, April 18, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Harbor F Panel 10.02 Explaining Judicial Behavior Thursday, April 18, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Cortez Hill B Panel 10.03 Civil Liberties Outside the Supreme Court Saturday, April 20, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Cortez Hill B Panel 10.04 Gender and the Law Saturday, April 20, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Cortez Hill A Panel 10.05 Legal Mobilization Thursday, April 18, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Solana Beach B Panel 10.06 Law's Trials: The Performance of Legal Institutions in the U.S. 'War on Terror', and Law's Wars: The Fate of the Rule of Law in the U.S. 'War on Terror', by Richard Abel, Author Meets Critics Friday, April 19, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Ocean Beach Panel 10.07 The Impact of the Supreme Court Saturday, April 20, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Cortez Hill C Panel 10.08 Law and Judicial Rhetoric Friday, April 19, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Hillcrest C
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LEGISLATIVE POLITICS Section Chair: LaGina Gause, University of California, San Diego Panel 11.01 Rhetoric and Language Thursday, April 18, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Pier Panel 11.02 Legislative Capacity and Public Opinion Thursday, April 18, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Pier Panel 11.03 Leadership in Legislative Studies Thursday, April 18, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Pier Panel 11.04 Descriptive Representation Friday, April 19, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Promenade A Panel 11.05 Donors and Activists Saturday, April 20, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Pier Panel 11.06 Roundtable: Leading the House Minority: Bob Michel and the Textbook Congress Saturday, April 20, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Pier MEDIA AND POLITICAL COMMUNICATIONS Section Chair: Jeanine Kraybill, California State University Bakersfield Panel 12.01 Fake News, Falsehoods, and Political Consequence Saturday, April 20, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Promenade A Panel 12.02 The Political Rhetoric of Science: The Environment, Climate Change, and the Zika Virus Friday, April 19, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Promenade A Panel 12.03 Political Leaders and the Use and Influence of News Media Thursday, April 18, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Promenade A Panel 12.04 Information, Advertising, and Politics Friday, April 19, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Promenade A Panel 12.05 Political Communication, Use of Media, and Partisan Politics Thursday, April 18, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Promenade A
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PARTIES, INTEREST GROUPS AND SOCIAL MOVEMENTS Section Chair: David Forrest, Oberlin College Panel 13.01 Political Advocacy and Its Interested Citizens, by Matthew Hindman, Author Meets Critics Friday, April 19, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Harbor G Panel 13.02 Collective Action and Elite Political Behavior Friday, April 19, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Harbor G Panel 13.03 The Past and Future of Organizing in the U.S. Friday, April 19, 2019, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Hillcrest B Panel 13.04 Comparative Studies of Parties and Movements Saturday, April 20, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Harbor F Panel 13.05 Interest Group Participation and Formation in the U.S. Saturday, April 20, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Harbor F Panel 13.06 Parties, Politics, and Elections Friday, April 19, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Bankers Hill POLITICAL THEORY AND ITS APPLICATIONS Section Chair: Stefan Dolgert, Brock University Panel 14.01 Conservation, Climate Change, and Contract Thursday, April 18, 2019, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Solana Beach A Panel 14.02 Genres of Left Populism Thursday, April 18, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Solana Beach A Panel 14.03 Rawls and the Return to Civility Thursday, April 18, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Mission Beach B Panel 14.04 Algorithm Nation: Biopolitics, Genes, Wikileaks Thursday, April 18, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Solana Beach A Panel 14.05 Speaking Feminisms: Naming, Claiming, Confessing Friday, April 19, 2019, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Solana Beach A
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Panel 14.06 Rethinking IR Theory: Currency, Climate, Country Friday, April 19, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Solana Beach B Panel 14.07 Democracy’s Knowledge Saturday, April 20, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Harbor B Panel 14.08 The Tenuous Future Friday, April 19, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Solana Beach A Panel 14.09 Contours of the Necropolis Friday, April 19, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Solana Beach A Panel 14.10 Neoliberalism’s New Imaginary Saturday, April 20, 2019, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Solana Beach A Panel 14.11 Us and Them: Identity, Resentment, Inclusion, Exit Saturday, April 20, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Solana Beach A Panel 14.12 The Givers: Charity, Basic Income, and Community Saturday, April 20, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Solana Beach A Panel 14.13 Back to Basics: Dignity, Honor, Liberty, Power Saturday, April 20, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Solana Beach B Panel 14.14 Neoliberalism and Laboring Classes: Housing, Food and Radical Thought Thursday, April 18, 2019, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Solana Beach B Panel 14.15 Care of the World: Climate, Nature, Fear, and Responsibility Thursday, April 18, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Solana Beach B Panel 14.16 Political Theory of Immigration Thursday, April 18, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Solana Beach B Panel 14.17 Policing in Theory and Practice Thursday, April 18, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Hillcrest C Panel 14.18 Conditions and Practices of Democratic Listening Friday, April 19, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Cortez Hill B
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Panel 14.19 Roundtable: Towards a Critical Ethnic and Gender Studies Turn in Political Theory: Feminist Approaches Friday, April 19, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Solana Beach B Panel 14.20 Philosophy for Children Workshop Saturday, April 20, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Mission Beach C POLITICAL THEORY: CRITICAL AND NORMATIVE Section Chairs: Ainsley LeSure, Occidental College Jinee Lokaneeta, Drew University Kirstine Taylor, Ohio University Panel 15.01 Roundtable: Building An Inclusive Political Science: The Recent Work of Mary Hawkesworth (Author Meets Critics) Thursday, April 18, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Bankers Hill Panel 15.02 Roundtable: Mothers, Mourning, and Masculinity in Black Political Thought Friday, April 19, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Mission Beach C Panel 15.03 Roundtable: Theorizing Racial Capitalism Thursday, April 18, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Harbor F Panel 15.04 The Political Theory of Neoliberalism, by Thomas Biebricher, Author Meets Critics Thursday, April 18, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Mission Beach B Panel 15.05 Roundtable: Book Symposium: Claudia Leeb's The Politics of Repressed Guilt Thursday, April 18, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Mission Beach B Panel 15.06 The Ethical Fantasy of Rhetorical Theory, by Ira Allen, Author Meets Critics Friday, April 19, 2019, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Mission Beach B Panel 15.07 Injustice: Political Theory for the Real World, by Michael Goodhart, Author Meets Critics Friday, April 19, 2019, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Cortez Hill B
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Panel 15.08 Queer Terror: Life, Death, and Desire in the Settler Colony, by C. Heike Schotten, Author Meets Critics Friday, April 19, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Cortez Hill B Panel 15.09 Excluded Within: The (Un)Intelligibility of Radical Political Actors, by Sina Kramer, Author Meets Critics Friday, April 19, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Mission Beach B Panel 15.10 Is Racial Equality Unconstitutional?, by Mark Golub, Author Meets Critics Friday, April 19, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Mission Beach B Panel 15.11 Comparative Political Theory Saturday, April 20, 2019, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Mission Beach B Panel 15.12 Indigeneity, Borders, and Settler Colonialism Saturday, April 20, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Mission Beach B Panel 15.13 Citizenship, Exclusion, and the Nation State Saturday, April 20, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Mission Beach B Panel 15.14 Empire, Colonialism, and Their Afterlives Saturday, April 20, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Mission Beach B Panel 15.15 Climate Change and Ecological Ruin Friday, April 19, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Harbor H Panel 15.16 Democratic Praxis: Art, Aesthetics, and Writing Thursday, April 18, 2019, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Mission Beach C Panel 15.17 Strategies of Resistance: Time, Food, Anarchism, Crafts Thursday, April 18, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Mission Beach C Panel 15.18 Breaking Down Neoliberalism: Concepts and Critiques Thursday, April 18, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Mission Beach C Panel 15.19 Attachment Without Obedience Thursday, April 18, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Ocean Beach
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Panel 15.20 Critical Theory and the Resurgence of Authoritarianism in Liberal Democracy Friday, April 19, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Mission Beach C Panel 15.21 Staging the Political: Authorial Desire and Writing the Body Politic Friday, April 19, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Mission Beach C Panel 15.22 Feminist Politics in Neoliberal Times Friday, April 19, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Harbor I Panel 15.23 Political Theory at the Intersection of Climate Change and Human Rights Saturday, April 20, 2019, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Mission Beach C Panel 15.24 Race and Resistance in an Anti-Black World Friday, April 19, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Solana Beach B Panel 15.25 Racial Capitalism Thursday, April 18, 2019, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Harbor F Panel 15.26 Neoliberalism and Problems in Late Capitalism Thursday, April 18, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Cortez Hill A Panel 15.27 Work, Labor, Community Saturday, April 20, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Mission Beach C Panel 15.28 Resistance, Freedom and Rebellion Saturday, April 20, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Mission Beach C Panel 15.29 Violence, Statecraft and the Rule of Law Thursday, April 18, 2019, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Ocean Beach Panel 15.30 Feminist Theories of Gender and Violence Thursday, April 18, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Ocean Beach Panel 15.31 (Non)Sovereignty and (In)Calculability in Climate Politics Thursday, April 18, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Ocean Beach
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Panel 15.32 Democratic Theory Friday, April 19, 2019, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Ocean Beach Panel 15.33 Material and Ideational Inequality Friday, April 19, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Ocean Beach Panel 15.34 Responsibility and Judgment Friday, April 19, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Ocean Beach Panel 15.35 Critical Liberalism Friday, April 19, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Harbor H Panel 15.36 Interrogating What's Real Saturday, April 20, 2019, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Ocean Beach Panel 15.37 Theorizing Authenticity and Autonomy Saturday, April 20, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Ocean Beach Panel 15.38 Populism and Authoritarianism Saturday, April 20, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Ocean Beach Panel 15.39 Feminist Emotions: Anger, Refusal, and Desire Saturday, April 20, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Ocean Beach POLITICAL THOUGHT: HISTORICAL APPROACHES Section Chairs: Arash Davari, Whitman College Adom Getachew, University of Chicago Panel 16.01 Beyond Shariati: Modernity, Cosmopolitanism, and Islam in Iranian Political Thought, by Siavash Saffari, Author Meets Critics Roundtable Friday, April 19, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Cove Panel 16.02 Roundtable: The Legacies of James Baldwin Thursday, April 18, 2019, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Mission Beach A Panel 16.03 Roundtable: Douglass, Du Bois, and Afro-Modern Thought Between Past and Future Saturday, April 20, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Cortez Hill A
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Panel 16.04 Marx's Inferno: The Political Theory of Capital, by William C. Roberts, Author Meets Critics Thursday, April 18, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Mission Beach A Panel 16.05 Liberty and Its Limits in American Political Thought Thursday, April 18, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Mission Beach A Panel 16.06 Conflict and Democratic Rule in Ancient Political Thought Thursday, April 18, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Mission Beach A Panel 16.07 The Challenge of Popular Politics Revisited Friday, April 19, 2019, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Mission Beach A Panel 16.08 German Idealism and Socialist Ideals, Then and Now Friday, April 19, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Mission Beach A Panel 16.09 Rethinking Republicanism Friday, April 19, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Mission Beach A Panel 16.10 New Directions in Black Political Thought Friday, April 19, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Mission Beach A Panel 16.11 Affect and Emotion in Political Thought Saturday, April 20, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Mission Beach A Panel 16.12 Carceral Political Theory Saturday, April 20, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Promenade A Panel 16.13 Sovereignty, Law, Empire Saturday, April 20, 2019, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Promenade A Panel 16.14 America in Political Thought Saturday, April 20, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Promenade A Panel 16.15 American Political Thought in the Long 20th Century Thursday, April 18, 2019, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Promenade A Panel 16.16 Environmental Politics as Political Thought Thursday, April 18, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Promenade A
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POLITICS AND HISTORY Section Chair: Gwendoline Alphonso, Fairfield University Panel 17.01 Southern Exceptionalism? Capitalism, Race and Political Behavior Thursday, April 18, 2019, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Hillcrest C Panel 17.02 Political Development and American Environmental Policy Thursday, April 18, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Hillcrest C Panel 17.03 State Action and the Politics of Violence Thursday, April 18, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Hillcrest C Panel 17.04 Constructing Nation: Racial Identity, Memory and the Politics of Order Friday, April 19, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Hillcrest B Panel 17.05 Dynamics of Policy Change: Institutions, Ideologies and Outcomes Thursday, April 18, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Torrey Hills B Panel 17.06 Policy Development and The Politics of Money Saturday, April 20, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Solana Beach A Panel 17.07 Female Activists, Gender Visions, and Shaping Social Policies in the U.S. in the 20th Century Friday, April 19, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Harbor B POLITICS, LITERATURE, AND FILM Section Chair: Elizabeth Barringer, Bard College Panel 18.01 Acting Subjects Thursday, April 18, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Hillcrest A Panel 18.02 Critical Histories and Emancipatory Futures Friday, April 19, 2019, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Hillcrest A Panel 18.03 Literature and Art as Political Theory Friday, April 19, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Hillcrest A
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Panel 18.04 Corporate Spectacle and Critical Worldbuilding Friday, April 19, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Hillcrest A Panel 18.05 The Aesthetic Representation of Politics in Democratic and Authoritarian Regimes Thursday, April 18, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Hillcrest A Panel 18.06 Science Fiction, Speculative Fiction, and Imagining Climate Futures Saturday, April 20, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Promenade B POLITICS AND SEXUALITY Benjamin Bishin, University of California, Riverside Panel 19.01 The Politics of Sexuality in the U.S. Thursday, April 18, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Harbor H Panel 19.02 Advances in the Study of Sexuality and Politics Friday, April 19, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Harbor D PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION Ellen Shiau, California State University, Los Angeles Panel 20.01 Emerging Issues in Street-Level Bureaucracy Friday, April 19, 2019, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Solana Beach B Panel 20.02 State and Local Management of Environmental and Natural Resources Thursday, April 18, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Mission Beach C Panel 20.03 The Politics of Federal Regulations Friday, April 19, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Promenade B Panel 20.04 Performance, Evaluation and Issues in New Public Management Saturday, April 20, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Harbor H PUBLIC OPINION AND POLITICAL PSYCHOLOGY Section Chair: Juliet Carlisle, University of Utah Panel 21.01 Perception of Threat Thursday, April 18, 2019, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Golden Hill A
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Panel 21.02 Prejudice and Tolerance Thursday, April 18, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Golden Hill A Panel 21.03 Information, Knowledge, and Sophistication Thursday, April 18, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Golden Hill A Panel 21.04 Morals, Ethics, and Core Values Thursday, April 18, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Golden Hill A Panel 21.05 Political Identity Friday, April 19, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Golden Hill A Panel 21.06 Political Context Friday, April 19, 2019, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Golden Hill A Panel 21.07 Refugees, Immigrants, and Guns Friday, April 19, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Golden Hill A Panel 21.08 Health Related Attitudes and Opinions Friday, April 19, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Golden Hill A Panel 21.09 Partisanship and Political Polarization Saturday, April 20, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Cove Panel 21.10 Trust, Blame, and Cooperation Saturday, April 20, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Cove Panel 21.11 It's All Experimental Saturday, April 20, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Golden Hill A PUBLIC POLICY Philip Rocco, Marquette University
Panel 22.01 Diffusion and Learning in Environmental Policy and Beyond Friday, April 19, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Cove Panel 22.02 The Carceral State Friday, April 19, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Cove
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Panel 22.03 Health Politics and Policy Saturday, April 20, 2019, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Cove Panel 22.04 Knowledge, Politics, and Policy Innovation Thursday, April 18, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Harbor G Panel 22.05 Equity and the Politics of Policy Implementation Saturday, April 20, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Cove Panel 22.06 Local Governance in Turbulent Times Thursday, April 18, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Cove Panel 22.07 Federalism, Subnational Government, and Public Policy Thursday, April 18, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Cove Panel 22.08 Policy Development and The Politics of Money Saturday, April 20, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Solana Beach A
RACE, ETHNICITY AND POLITICS Section Chairs: Domingo Morel, Rutgers University and Christopher Stout, Oregon State University
Panel 23.01 Roundtable: The Latino Question: Politics, Laboring Classes and the Next Left Thursday, April 18, 2019, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Harbor H
Panel 23.02 Roundtable: Reflections on the Contributions of Rodolfo de la Garza to the Discipline and to Race and Ethnic Politics Thursday, April 18, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Cortez Hill A
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Panel 23.03 Roundtable: Race and Ethnicity is a Lived Experience: Opportunities and Challenges for Racial and Ethnic Politics Thursday, April 18, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Harbor B Panel 23.04 The Fight for Time: Migrant Day Laborers and the Politics of Precarity, by Paul Apostolidis, Author Meets Critics Saturday, April 20, 2019, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Cortez Hill B Panel 23.05 Race, Unity and Equality Friday, April 19, 2019, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Harbor H Panel 23.06 Afro-Latinos Comparative Politics Friday, April 19, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Hillcrest A Panel 23.07 Criminal Justice and Race Thursday, April 18, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Cove Panel 23.08 Immigration Politics and Policy Saturday, April 20, 2019, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Harbor E Panel 23.09 Race/Ethnicity and Political Participation Saturday, April 20, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Harbor D Panel 23.10 Race, Ethnicity and Partisanship Saturday, April 20, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Harbor E Panel 23.11 Trump and Race Thursday, April 18, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Harbor I Panel 23.12 Race, Ethnicity, and Political Behavior Saturday, April 20, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Harbor D Panel 23.13 Comparative Politics and Race Thursday, April 18, 2019, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Hillcrest D Panel 23.14 Race and Social Movements Thursday, April 18, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Hillcrest B Panel 23.15 Race and Representation Thursday, April 18, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Harbor H
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Panel 23.16 Race, Ethnicity, and Public Opinion Thursday, April 18, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Hillcrest A Panel 23.17 Race/Ethnicity, Emotions, and Public Opinion Friday, April 19, 2019, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Harbor I Panel 23.18 Space, Racialization, and Group Consciousness Friday, April 19, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Promenade B Panel 23.19 The Origins and Consequences of Linked Fate Saturday, April 20, 2019, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Promenade B Panel 23.20 Indigenous and Black Encounters in and against U.S. Settler Governance Saturday, April 20, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Cortez Hill B Panel 23.21 El Sur en El Norte: Subaltern Latinos in the U.S. Saturday, April 20, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Promenade B Panel 23.22 Innovative Approaches to REP Research Saturday, April 20, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Promenade B STATE, LOCAL AND URBAN POLITICS Elizabeth Maltby, University of Nevada, Las Vegas Panel 24.01 Roundtable: Budgeting in the Western States, Part I Friday, April 19, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Harbor A Panel 24.02 Roundtable: Budgeting in the Western States, Part II Friday, April 19, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Harbor A Panel 24.03 Diffusion and Innovation Thursday, April 18, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Hillcrest B Panel 24.04 State and Local Environmental Politics Saturday, April 20, 2019, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Solana Beach B Panel 24.05 Race, Class and Inequality in American States Saturday, April 20, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Solana Beach B
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Panel 24.06 Urban Development Friday, April 19, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Hillcrest B Panel 24.07 Elections and Representation in U.S. States Saturday, April 20, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Harbor H TEACHING, RESEARCH, AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT Allison Rank, SUNY Oswego Panel 25.01 Roundtable: Games Without Frontiers: Games and Simulations in the Political Science Classroom Thursday, April 18, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Harbor B Panel 25.02 Roundtable: Pre-Law Advising for a Changing Law School Landscape Friday, April 19, 2019, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Promenade A Panel 25.03 Roundtable: Studying Politics in an Alternative Fact, Post- Trump, Post-Democratic(?) America Thursday, April 18, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Harbor A Panel 25.04 Roundtable: Politics, Play, and Pedagogy Saturday, April 20, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Harbor D Panel 25.05 Climate Change and Sustainability in the Political Science Classroom Thursday, April 18, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Promenade B Panel 25.06 Expanding the Classroom through Collaboration and Service Learning Thursday, April 18, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Hillcrest D Panel 25.07 Framing Our Work: Frames within the Political Science Classroom Friday, April 19, 2019, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Cove Panel 25.08 Students as Citizens: Service-Learning and Civic Engagement Friday, April 19, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Harbor B
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Panel 25.09 Understanding Our Roles as Classroom Managers, Mentors, and Instructors Friday, April 19, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Harbor D UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH POSTERS Jennifer Garcia, Oberlin College Panel 26.01 Undergraduate Research Posters Friday, April 19, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Harbor Foyer A VOTING AND ELECTIONS Stephen Stambough, California State University, Fullerton Panel 27.01 Gender, Ethnicity, and the Pursuit of Elective Office Thursday, April 18, 2019, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Hillcrest A Panel 27.02 Elections from around the World Thursday, April 18, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Promenade B Panel 27.03 Impact of Election Laws and Election Administration Thursday, April 18, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Promenade B Panel 27.04 Dynamics of Congressional Elections Friday, April 19, 2019, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Promenade B Panel 27.05 Generational and Ideological Change in Election Behavior Friday, April 19, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Promenade B Panel 27.06 Celebrities and Politics Saturday, April 20, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Hillcrest B Panel 27.07 State Elections Saturday, April 20, 2019, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Harbor A Panel 27.08 Roundtable: Perspectives on the 2018 Elections Saturday, April 20, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Cortez Hill C
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WOMEN AND POLITICS Rina Williams, University of Cincinnati Panel 28.01 Roundtable: Transformative Political Science: Celebrating the Scholarship of Jane H. Bayes Thursday, April 18, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Bankers Hill Panel 28.02 Expanding and Understanding Women's Political Participation Thursday, April 18, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Bankers Hill Panel 28.03 Women of the Year: Political Ambition and Political Efficacy in 2018 Friday, April 19, 2019, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Bankers Hill Panel 28.04 Theorizing and Researching Care Migration, Global Care Chains and the Ethics of Care Friday, April 19, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Hillcrest B Panel 28.05 Women Political Leaders Thursday, April 18, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Hillcrest B Panel 28.06 Women and Elections Saturday, April 20, 2019, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Hillcrest C Panel 28.07 Women, Gender and Representation Saturday, April 20, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Hillcrest C Panel 28.08 Sexual Harassment and Gendered Violence Saturday, April 20, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Hillcrest B Panel 28.09 Political Impacts of and on Women Saturday, April 20, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Hillcrest B MINICONFERENCE: ALGORITHMIC POLITICS Chair: Jose Marichal, California Lutheran University Panel 30.01 Roundtable: The Algorithmic Governance of Living Systems Friday, April 19, 2019, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Pier
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Panel 30.02 Paths of Algorithmic Resistance Friday, April 19, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Pier Panel 30.03 Affective and Defective Algorithmic Governmentalities Friday, April 19, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Pier Panel 30.04 The Algorithmic Transformation of Everyday Life Friday, April 19, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Pier Panel 30.05 Algorithmic Governance and Power Saturday, April 20, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Pier MINICONFERENCE: ASIAN PACIFIC AMERICAN POLITICS Chairs: Jeanette Harvie, California State University, Los Angeles and Loan Le, Institute for Good Government and Inclusion Panel 31.01 Race and Political Representation in the Asian American Community Friday, April 19, 2019, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Cortez Hill C Panel 31.02 Political Learning and Affirmative Action Policies for Asian Americans Friday, April 19, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Cortez Hill C Panel 31.03 Meeting of the Committee on the Status of Asian Pacific Americans in the Profession Friday, April 19, 2019, 12:00 - 1:00 PM Location: Cortez Hill C Panel 31.04 Asian Americans and the Politics of Space Friday, April 19, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Cortez Hill C Panel 31.05 Roundtable: Lessons in Teaching and Learning: Asian American Politics in 2018 Friday, April 19, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Cortez Hill C MINICONFERENCE FOR COMMUNITY COLLEGE FACULTY: COMMUNITY COLLEGE: THE UNSUNG HERO OF HIGHER EDUCATION Chair: Elsa Dias, Pikes Peak Community College Panel 32.01 For a full description, please see page 6 of this program.
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MINICONFERENCE: THE POLITICS OF MINDFUL REVOLUTION Chairs: Farah Godrej, University of California, Riverside Shannon Mariotti, Southwestern University James K. Rowe, University of Victoria Panel 33.01 Racial Justice, Abolitionism, Social Movements Friday, April 19, 2019, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Marina Room Panel 33.02 Meditation in Institutions: Schools Part 1 Friday, April 19, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Marina Room Panel 33.03 Meditation in Institutions: Schools Part Friday, April 19, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Marina Room Panel 33.04 Meditation in Institutions: Churches and Corporations Friday, April 19, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Marina Room Panel 33.05 Healing Justice and Trauma Saturday, April 20, 2019, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Marina Room Panel 33.06 The Body Politic Saturday, April 20, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Marina Room Panel 33.07 Spatial and Social Imaginaries: Buddhism in Context Saturday, April 20, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Marina Room Panel 33.08 Policy, Politics, and Political Action Saturday, April 20, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Marina Room MINICONFERENCE: AUTOCRATIC POLITICS Chairs: Erin Baggott-Carter, University of Southern California Brett Carter, University of Southern California Lauren Young, University of California, Davis Panel 34.01 Elites and Inequality Friday, April 19, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Boardwalk Panel 34.02 Institutions and Elite Cooperation Friday, April 19, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Boardwalk
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Panel 34.03 Public Opinion and Opposition Friday, April 19, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Boardwalk Panel 34.04 Legacies of Repression Saturday, April 20, 2019, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Boardwalk Panel 34.05 Repression and Dissent Saturday, April 20, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Boardwalk Panel 34.06 Media and Censorship Saturday, April 20, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Boardwalk Panel 34.07 Ethnic Politics Saturday, April 20, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Boardwalk MINICONFERENCE: SUBNATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL GOVERNANCE Chairs: Gwen Arnold, University of California, Davis and Abigail York, Arizona State University Panel 35.01 Managing Cities, Regions, and Nations Thursday, April 18, 2019, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Harbor E Panel 35.02 Institutional Analysis and Polycentricity Thursday, April 18, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Harbor E Panel 35.03 Complex Governance Thursday, April 18, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Harbor E Panel 35.04 Opinion and Opinion Change Thursday, April 18, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Harbor E Panel 35.05 Risk and Uncertainty Friday, April 19, 2019, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Harbor E Panel 35.06 Justice and Equity Friday, April 19, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Harbor E Panel 35.07 Water Governance and Institutions Friday, April 19, 2019, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Harbor E
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Panel 35.08 Subnational U.S. Climate Risk Governance and Polycentrism Friday, April 19, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Harbor E MINICONFERENCE ON PROFESSIONAL AND INSTRUCTIONAL DEVELOPMENT Chair: Renee Van Vechten, University of Redlands Panel 36.01 Developing a Formal Training Program for Political Science Teaching Assistants Thursday, April 18, 2019, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Cortez Hill C Panel 36.02 Educating High Need Students for Citizenship Thursday, April 18, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Cortez Hill C Panel 36.03 Inquiry-Based Teaching Using Peer Instruction Thursday, April 18, 2019, 1:30 - 3:00 PM Location: Cortez Hill C Panel 36.04 Mentoring Undergraduate Researchers Thursday, April 18, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Cortez Hill C WPSA PRESIDENT JANE JUNN'S SECTION Panel 37.01 Roundtable: Racial Bias in Political Science: The State of the Discipline Friday, April 19, 2019, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Harbor G Panel 37.02 Scholarly Public Engagement: Fact-Based Leadership Within and Beyond the Academy Friday, April 19, 2019, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Harbor A
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Thursday, April 18, 2019 8:00 - 9:45 AM PANEL 01.01 Democracy and the Challenges to Civic Culture and Society Location: Harbor C Chair and Acevedo, Emily, California State University, Los Angeles Discussant: Papers: Capitalism as Oppression: Democracy's Fall at the Hands of Capitalist Power Ceballos, Sueleme, California State University, Los Angeles The Role of Religiosity and Political Trust on Female Voters in Presidential Elections in the U.S. and Venezuela Lazar, Alexandra, California State University, Los Angeles Social Media's Impact in the 21st Century: Redefining International Relations Theory Ghingoor, Ajay, California State University, Los Angeles The Virtue Ethics of Alexander Crummell: Cultivating a Culture of Moral Excellence Brooks, I'Jazz, California State University, Los Angeles PANEL 01.13 Effects of Insurgency/Counter-Insurgency on State Capacity and Stability Location: Harbor D Chair: Mello, Brian, Muhlenberg College Papers: A Perilous Peace in Colombia Lee, Chris, Niagara University Separatist Rebellion and Independence in the Philippines and Myanmar Mendoza, Mary Anne, University of California, Irvine Civil War, Institutional Change, and the Criminalization of the State: Evidence from Guatemala Schwartz, Rachel, University of Wisconsin-Madison Why Do Civilians Support Insurgents? Evidence from Endorsement Experiments in Dagestan, Russia Bustikova, Lenka, Arizona State University Dzutsati, Valery, Arizona State University Siroky, David, Arizona State University
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As the Guns Turn Inward: Civilian Control of Internal Security in Threatened Democracies Ivey, Andrew, University of California Riverside Discussants: Wilson Becerril, Michael, Colgate University Mello, Brian, Muhlenberg College PANEL 03.04 Theorizing Climate Action and Inaction II Location: Torrey Hills A Chair: Anfinson, Kellan, University of South Florida Papers: Geoengineering and Survival Politics: Scientific Outreach, Nuclear Winter, and Climate Change Haines, Kyle, University of California, San Diego How Should the Risks of Sea-Level Rise Be Shared? Ellis, Elisabeth, University of Otago Analyzing Practices of Self-Care in an Era of Eco-Anxiety DeCarlo, Chelsea, Colorado State University Climate Disobedience Beyond the Joy of Jurists Hobbs-Morgan, Chase, Oberlin College Discussant: Mittiga, Ross, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile PANEL 03.13 Environmental Intersectionalities Location: Torrey Hills B Chair: Masaki, Erika, University of West Florida Papers: Disability and Environmental Political Theory Hirschmann, Nancy, The University of Pennsylvania Meatless Mondays in Israel: A Critical Case Study Goldsmith, Mitch, Brock University Picturing Resistance: Disrupting Racialized Ways of Seeing through Environmental Justice Photography Gabrielson, Teena, University of Wyoming Eco-Queer: Queering Environmental Politics and Greening Queer Politics Feng, Jeff, University of California, Santa Barbara Discussant: Linch, Amy, Pennsylvania State University PANEL 06.08 Race, Gender, and the Politics of Care Location: Bankers Hill Chair and Tronto, Joan, University of Minnesota Discussant: 45 Thursday, April 18, 2019 8:00 - 9:45 AM
Papers: Undoing the Denigration of Care and Those Who Do It Nedelsky, Jennifer, Osgoode Hall Law School Black Feminist Vision and the Politics of Healing in the Movement for Black Lives Woodly, Deva, The New School Towards a Black Feminist Abolitionist Politics of Care Syedullah, Jasmine, Vassar College Black Solidarity and the Denigration of Black Labor Marin, Mara, University of Victoria PANEL 07.03 Sanctuary Cities: Policy Effects and Politics Location: Harbor I Chair: Gonzalez O'Brien, Benjamin, San Diego State University Papers: A Mess in Texas: SB-4 and the Deleterious Effects on Undocumented Immigrants’ Emergency (911) Call Behavior Roman, Marcel, University of California, Los Angeles Colbern, Allan, Arizona State University Collingwood, Loren, University of California, Riverside Cities Against the State: Pro- and Anti- Sanctuary Policy in Contradictory Contexts El-Khatib, Stephen, University of California, Riverside Oaxaca, Ana, University of California, Los Angeles Too Many Latinos: The Effect of Innumeracy of Latinos on Sanctuary City Policy Positions Tafoya, Joe, University of Texas at Austin The Impact of the Trump Administration’s Immigration Policies on Undocumented Immigrants: Evidence from Survey Experiments Wong, Tom, University of California, San Diego Beyond Cheap Talk? City-Level Immigrant Policy Adoption in Trump’s America Oaxaca, Ana, University of California, Los Angeles Discussants: Collingwood, Loren, University of California, Riverside Colbern, Allan, Arizona State University PANEL 08.05 International Political Economy Location: Cortez Hill A Chair and Nelson, Travis, University of Washington Discussant:
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Papers: The Political Economy of the New Extractivism: New Developmentalism or Imperialism of the 21st Century? Corrales, Candi, Northern Arizona University Two Paths: A Comparative Analysis of the Narco-economies and Drug Control Policies in Latin America -- The Case of Mexico, Colombia, Bolivia, and Uruguay Horn, Dirk, California State University, Bakersfield The Rise and Fall of Inter-Korean Economic Relations Kim, Inhan, University of Colorado, Colorado Springs The Currency of Crisis: Empathy and Identity in Political Economy Nelson, Travis, University of Washington PANEL 14.01 Conservation, Climate Change, and Contract Location: Solana Beach A Chair and Becker, Jeffrey, University of the Pacific Discussant: Papers: In The Beginning All The World Was America: Social Contract Theory and the Environment Adams, Roberta (Bobbi), Salisbury University The Local Knowledge Problem: An Agrarian Critique of Hayekian Liberalism Barnard, Andrew, University of Pennsylvania Preserving the Kingdom: Conservation Within Kant’s Theory of Right Kunz, Adam, University of California, Davis and California State University, Sacramento The Heart of the Issue: A Theoretical Account of the Moral Issues Surrounding Climate Change McDonald, John, University of Houston PANEL 14.14 Neoliberalism and Laboring Classes: Housing, Food and Radical Thought Location: Solana Beach B Chair: Carlos, Alfredo, California State University, Long Beach Papers: The Struggle for Food Justice in Communities of Color Aguayo, Lynda, California State University, Long Beach
47 Thursday, April 18, 2019 8:00 - 9:45 AM
The Counterattack: Neoliberal Policies and the Flores-Magón Brothers Camacho, Emelyne, California State University, Long Beach Community-Based Organizations and Advocacy Networks Struggle Against Neoliberal Gentrification Practices in Boyle Heights Hernandez, Ashley, University of California, Irvine For Profit Housing Market Failures in the City of Long Beach and the Greater Harbor Area of LA Carancho, Danielle, California State University, Long Beach Discussant: Reyes, Alex, The Foundation for Economic Democracy PANEL 15.16 Democratic Praxis: Art, Aesthetics, and Writing Location: Mission Beach C Chair: Hanley, Danielle, Rutgers University Papers: Art Making and World Breaking: Re-thinking Arendt on Artistic Objects Biser, Ashley, Ohio Wesleyan University Two Habermases and a Rancière; or, How to Think about the Aesthetic Dimensions of Politics Mackin, Glenn, Eastman School of Music W.E.B. Du Bois, Alain Locke, and the Democratic Promise of Writing Henry, Daniel, University of Virginia Being Jewish in Interwar Romania: From Pariah's Isolation to Resistance the Case of Mihail Sebastian Czobor-Lupp, Mihaela, Carleton College Automata in the Political Thought of Thomas Hobbes Bhorat, Ziyaad, University of California, Los Angeles Discussant: Poe, Andrew, Amherst College PANEL 15.25 Racial Capitalism Location: Harbor F Chair: Getachew, Adom, University of Chicago Papers: Du Bois' Republican Anxieties Loggins, Jared, Brown University Race(d) Futures: Race and Risk in the Life Insurance Industry Katzenstein, Emily, University of Chicago
48 Thursday, April 18, 2019 8:00 - 9:45 AM
Feeling Valued: Ta-Nehisi Coates, Queer Theory, and Recognition Wolflink, Alena, University of California, Santa Cruz Discussant: Menzel, Annie, University of Wisconsin-Madison PANEL 15.29 Violence, Statecraft and the Rule of Law Location: Ocean Beach Chair and Passavant, Paul, Hobart and William Smith Colleges Discussant: Papers: Guns, Fear, and Melodrama: Narratives of Vulnerability and Individual Sovereignty in “Stand Your Ground” Discourse Driscoll, Jennifer, University of Washington Torture's Object: Molding the Modern Body Politic Kaku, Archana, University of Pennsylvania Mostly Us: Moral Racializations of Society in Criminal Justice Anderson, JP, University of Washington K. in the West Bank: Shehadeh's Palestinian “Legal Narrative” as Kafka-esque Chain Novel LeBlanc, John, University of Texas at Tyler The Ways the Law Rules Perez-Gea, Armando, Yale University PANEL 16.02 Roundtable: The Legacies of James Baldwin Location: Mission Beach A Chair: Buccola, Nicholas, Linfield College Participants: Beard, Lisa, Western Washington University Glaude, Eddie, Princeton University Marshall, Stephen, University of Texas at Austin McWilliams Barndt, Susan, Pomona College PANEL 16.15 American Political Thought in the Long 20th Century Location: Promenade A Chair: Bennett, Nolan, Georgetown University Papers: Unruly Democrats: Democratic Extremism and the American Democratic Polity Eber-Schmid, Noah, University of Oregon Loving Justice, Fearing Utopia: Niebuhr on Politics and Agape Greenberg, Aaron, Yale University
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History, Democracy, and Political Theory: On Judith Shklar’s Historical Method Luo, Simon Sihang, Indiana University, Bloomington The Awful Agency of the James Brothers Schmidt, Ronald, University of Southern Maine Discussant: Martin, Robert, Hamilton College PANEL 17.01 Southern Exceptionalism? Capitalism, Race and Political Behavior Location: Hillcrest C Chair and Moak, Daniel, Ohio University Discussant: Papers: Southern Politics and National Immigration Policies Frymer, Paul, Princeton University Ogorzalek, Thomas, Northwestern University Charleston by Way of St. Thomas: Vesey’s Uprising and the Insurrection Laws of South Carolina Butorac, Sean, University of Washington Too Busy to Hate: Race, Capitalism and Crime Policy in the Postwar South Taylor, Kirstine, Ohio University Persistent Effects of Sugar Plantations in Puerto Rico Reyes, Hector, University of Southern California PANEL 21.01 Perception of Threat Location: Golden Hill A Chair and Capelos, Tereza, University of Birmingham Discussant: Papers: The Role of Political Interest in Experiencing Anxiety about Political Events Baker, Melissa, University of California, Merced Election Interference and Retribution Endicott, Travis, University of Mississippi Simmons, Haley, University of Mississippi Armstrong, Grant, University of Mississippi Dowling, Conor, University of Mississippi Political Rhetoric and Public Beliefs about Voter Fraud Kimball, David, University of Missouri-St. Louis Udani, Adriano, University of Missouri-St. Louis
50 Thursday, April 18, 2019 8:00 - 9:45 AM
American Religiosity in Times of Military Conflict Ramirez, Michelle, University of North Texas Molinar, Jesus, University of North Texas PANEL 23.01 Roundtable: The Latino Question: Politics, Laboring Classes and the Next Left Location: Harbor H Chair: Carlos, Alfredo, California State University, Long Beach Participants Ibarra, Armando, University of Wisconsin, Madison Nothoff, Robert, Los Angeles Alliance for a New Economy PANEL 23.13 Comparative Politics and Race Location: Hillcrest D Chair and Clealand, Danielle, Florida International University Discussant: Papers: “Pensioners upon Our Humanity”: Governmentality and the Reservation System in the 19th Century French, John, DePaul University Racial Multidimensionality and Its Electoral Implications Janusz, Andrew, University of California, San Diego Radicalizing Electorate: An Agent Based Model Analysis of Electorate Behavior and Response to Politics of Race, Ethnicity, and Immigration - A Case Study on India and United States Shrivastav, Manish, Claremont Graduate University PANEL 27.01 Gender, Ethnicity, and the Pursuit of Elective Office Location: Hillcrest A Chair and Towler, Christopher, Sacramento State University Discussant: Papers: Women of Color Candidates and their Pathways to Office Bejarano, Christina, University of Kansas Watt, Sierra, University of Kansas Partisan Differences in the Recruitment of Women Candidates for Governor Revisited Stambough, Stephen, California State University, Fullerton O’Regan, Valerie, California State University, Fullerton Ethnic Voting in Multi-Racial Settings Wilcox-Archuleta, Bryan, University of California, Los Angeles
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PANEL 35.01 Managing Cities, Regions, and Nations Location: Harbor E Chair and Kauneckis, Derek, Voinovich School of Leadership and Public Discussant: Affairs, Ohio University Papers: The Limits of Localism: Environmental Ordinances and the Problem of Preemption Shafie, David, Chapman University Decision Time 2030: An Empirical Analysis of City Climate Action Planning and Decision Making Cantwell, Devon, University of Utah Climate Change and Native Nations Evans, Laura, University of Washington Dolsak, Nives, University of Washington Plog, Megan, University of Washington Prakash, Aseem, University of Washington Comprehensive Planning as a Tool for Subnational Environmental Governance Zachrisson, Anna, Umeå University Svensson, Johan, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences Bjärstig, Therese, Umeå University Thellbro, Camilla, Umeå University PANEL 36.01 Developing a Formal Training Program for Political Science Teaching Assistants Location: Cortez Hill C Facilator: French, Eric Michael, Oklahoma State University Description: The purpose of this workshop is to provide a tutorial on designing and implementing a formal training session for Political Science teaching assistants. Those attending the workshop will be presented with specific strategies for preparing a training program and overcoming common challenges – both during initial training and throughout the semester. Sample training materials will be provided, and workshop participants will be encouraged to work with the presenter and other workshop participants to identify their programs’ own specific needs – and to develop a vision for a formal training program that might address them.
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Thursday, April 18, 2019 10:00 - 11:45 AM PANEL 01.03 Trolls, Indoctrinators, and Propagandists Location: Harbor C Chair: Wright, Teresa, 1967 Papers: Talking in Slogans: How Public Statements of Chinese Ruling Elites Reveal Their Differences Yuan, Yin, University of California, San Diego Explaining Variation in Television versus Newspaper Propaganda Carter, Erin, University of Southern California Carter, Brett, University of Southern California The Unintended Consequences of Indoctrination: Evidence from National School Curricula in 19th-Century Argentina and Chile Paglayan, Agustina, University of California, San Diego Guevara, Jennifer, Universidad de San Andres Perez Navarro, Camila, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile How Pro-Government “Trolls” Influence Online Conversations in Russia Sobolev, Anton, University of California, Los Angeles Discussant: Sanovich, Sergey, Stanford University PANEL 01.15 Comparative Constitutionalism and Constitutional Change Location: Harbor D Chair and Mello, Brian, Muhlenberg College Discussant:: Papers: Reform or Preserve: Broker Officers and Securing Democracies Pion-Berlin, David, University of California, Riverside Ivey, Andrew, University of California, Riverside Acácio, Igor, University of California, Riverside Constitutional Reform in Peru Under an Accidental President? Schmidt, Gregory, University of Texas at El Paso PANEL 03.03 Theorizing Climate Action and Inaction I Location: Torrey Hills A Chair: Schlosberg, David, Sydney Environment Institute, University of Sydney
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Papers: We Didn't See Him Burning: David Buckel's Self-Immolation and the Invisible Politics of Climate Change Kaku, Archana, University of Pennsylvania Rader, Katherine, University of Pennsylvania Carbon (In)Action Peck, Felicia, University of California, Santa Cruz A Moral Assessment of the Available Alternatives to Weak Mitigation Ambition Callies, Daniel, University of California, San Diego (Institute for Practical Ethics) Moellendorf, Darrel, Johann Wolfgang Goethe University Frankfurt am Main From Action to Activism: Interdisciplinary Visions and Climate Insurgency Anfinson, Kellan, School of Interdisciplinary Global Studies, University of South Florida Discussants: Ellis, Elisabeth, University of Otago Biro, Andrew, Acadia University PANEL 03.12 Domination, Republicanism, and Environmental Politics Location: Torrey Hills B Chair: Mittiga, Ross, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile Papers: “An Equal Agrarian is a Perpetual Law”: Re-examining the Agrarian Laws Dodsworth, Ashley, University of Bristol Localist Republicanism: A Place-Based Critique of Market Domination Koutnik, Gregory, University of Pennsylvania A Post-Capitalist Green Republican Account of Democracy for the Emancipation of Nature and People in the Anthropocene Fremaux, Anne, Queen’s University Domination in the Anthropocene Arias-Maldonado, Manuel, University of Málaga Discussant: Luke, Timothy, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University PANEL 04.01 Roundtable: Arctic Policies and America's Political Priorities Location: Harbor G Chair: Meek, Chanda, University of Alaska Fairbanks
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Participants: Blake, Barbara, Húuyee Tlaayd ‘la’áaygaas, LLC Daniels, Raychelle Alluaq, The Pew Charitable Trusts Kelly, Brendan, Study of Environmental Arctic Change (SEARCH) Lovecraft, Amy Lauren, Center for Arctic Policy Studies Pfirman, Stephanie, Arizona State University PANEL 05.02 Roundtable: Still Waiting for Madam President: Prospects for 2020 and Beyond Location: Cortez Hill B Chair: Cox Han, Lori, Chapman University Participants: Beail, Linda, Point Loma Nazarene University Conroy, Meredith, California State University San Bernardino Farrar-Myers, Victoria, Southern Methodist University Goren, Lilly, Carroll University Heldman, Caroline, Occidental College Hult, Karen, Virginia Polytechnic Institute PANEL 06.01 Youth Who Trade Sex in the U.S.: Intersectionality, Agency, Vulnerability, by Carisa Showden and Samantha Majic, Authors Meet Critics Location: Hillcrest D Chair: Majic, Samantha, John Jay College - City University of New York Commentators: Moore, Chelsea, University of Washington Musto, Jennifer, Wellesley College Price, Kimala, San Diego State University Authors: Majic, Samantha, John Jay College - City University of New York Responders: Showden, Carisa, University of Auckland PANEL 07.01 Specters of Belonging: The Political Life Cycle of Mexican Migrants, by Adrian Felix, Author Meets Critics Location: Harbor I Chair: Gonzales, Alfonso, University of California, Riverside Commentators: Balkan, Osman, Swarthmore College Carlos, Alfredo, California State University, Long Beach Gonzalez, Alfredo, California State University, Dominguez Hills Wallace, Sophia, University of Washington Author/ Felix, Adrian, University of California, Santa Cruz Responder:
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PANEL 08.03 International and National Security Location: Golden Hill B Chair and Vieira, III, Everett, California State University, Fresno Discussant: Papers: Framing and Audience Costs Baker, Melissa, University of California, Merced Carey, Peter, University of California, Merced Competition and Cooperation in Intelligence Relations: A Historical Case Study Cameron, Gavin, University of Calgary Why and How Do Entrepreneurs Fail in National Security Policy-Making: A Case Study of George Ball and the Battle for the Heart and Mind of LBJ David, Charles-Philippe, University of Quebec at Montreal The Dove Paradox: A Game Theoretic Analysis of Belligerence Costs Pierucci, Anthony, Purdue University Responding to Terrorism: Does Regime Type Matter? Vieira, III, Everett, California State University, Fresno PANEL 10.01 The Supreme Court and Civil Liberties Location: Harbor F Chair and Hume, Robert, Fordham University Discussant: Papers: Carpenter vs. United States and the Future of the Reasonable Expectation of Privacy Test Adamian, Martin, California State University, Los Angeles Privacy Law and the Ubiquitous Nature of Modern Technology Adamian, Martin, California State University, Los Angeles Lawrie, Gretchen, California State University, Los Angeles Citizens United and Independent Expenditures in State Supreme Court Elections Boyea, Brent, University of Texas at Arlington What Does the Supreme Court Regard as Cruel and Unusual Punishment? An Analysis of Criminal Justice Cases Federman, Cary, Montclair State University
56 Thursday, April 18, 2019 10:00 - 11:45 AM
PANEL 11.01 Rhetoric and Language Location: Pier Chair: Butler, Dan, University of California San Diego Papers: Nobody Expects the Spanish Inquisition: The Effect of Events on Australian Parliamentary Discussion Alexander, Rohan, Australian National University Alexander, Monica, University of Toronto The Seeds of a Rights Revolution Armoudian, Maria, University of Auckland Do at Your Own Risk: A Formal Model of Delegation with Vague Statutes Kim, Jieun, University of California, Berkeley Healthcare Homestyles: Measuring the Evolution of Congressional Rhetoric in the Age of the Affordable Care Act Knight-Finley, Misty, Rowan University Pluta, Anne, Rowan University Rhetorical Polarization in European Parliaments Carroll, Royce, University of Essex Bäck, Hanna, Lund University Discussant: Collingwood, Loren, University of California, Riverside PANEL 12.03 Political Leaders and the Use and Influence of News Media Location: Promenade A Chair and Kraybill, Jeanine, California State University, Bakersfield Discussant: Papers: Populists and Pariahs: Trump and Sanders in National Newspapers During the 2016 Primaries Chomsky, Daniel, University of Texas at Rio Grande Valley Digital Leaders: The Personalization of Voting Decisions in the Internet Era De Angelis, Andrea, University of Lucerne, Switzerland Garzia, Diego, University of Lucerne, Switzerland Ferreira da Silva, Frederico, University of Lucerne, Switzerland Michel, Elie, University of Lucerne, Switzerland Trechsel, Alexander H., University of Lucerne, Switzerland Microtargeting Constituencies in a New Era of Presidential Media Barrett, Travis, University College London Guerrero, Mario, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona
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Bully Pulpit? An Examination of How President Trump's Twitter Followers Engage With his Tweets Lazarus, Jeffrey, Georgia State University Judd, Thornton, Georgia State University Trends in Media Framing of Issues in the 2018 Midterm Election Mitchell, Charles, Grambling State University PANEL 14.02 Genres of Left Populism Location: Solana Beach A Chair and Solari, Anthony, North Carolina State University Discussant: Papers: After 1965: Agonism and the Tragicomedy of the Voting Rights Act Akuezue, Micah, University of California, Los Angeles Democratic Repair: Sacrifice, Anger, and Fugitivity Aslam, Ali, Mount Holyoke College Populism, Anti-pluralism, and the Ordinary McKean, Benjamin, Ohio State University PANEL 14.15 Care of the World: Climate, Nature, Fear, and Responsibility Location: Solana Beach B Chair: Piccolo, Samuel, The University of Notre Dame Papers: Climate Change Justice and Responsibility: Theorizing From the Coast of Climate Change Ackerly, Brooke, Vanderbilt University The Wages of Fear? Fearing Well About Climate Change McQueen, Alison, Stanford University Her Years without a Summer: Mary Shelley's Transformative Politics of Climate Change Botting, Eileen Hunt, The University of Notre Dame An Infernal Frankenstein: The Frozen Hells of Shelley and Dante Piccolo, Samuel, The University of Notre Dame Discussant: Shanks, Torrey, University of Toronto
58 Thursday, April 18, 2019 10:00 - 11:45 AM
PANEL 15.05 Roundtable: Book Symposium: Claudia Leeb's The Politics of Repressed Guilt Location: Mission Beach B Chair: Hubbard-Mattix, Laci, [email protected], Washington State University Participants: Leeb, Claudia, Washington State University Marin, Mara, University of Victoria McIvor, David, Colorado State University Rensmann, Lars, University of Groningen PANEL 15.26 Neoliberalism and Problems in Late Capitalism Location: Cortez Hill A Chair: Biebricher, Thomas, Goethe University Frankfurt am Main Papers: The Moral Economy of Neoliberalism Lavin, Chad, University at Buffalo, SUNY Democracy Against Alienation: Toward a Radical Politics of Anti-Commercialism Guardino, Matt, Providence College Snyder, Dean, Antioch College Discourse and Materiality in the Politics of Medicine: Understanding Power in the Doctor-Patient Relationship Daily, Anna, University of Colorado Boulder The Re-modernist Politics of Becoming Bicycling Franke, Mark, Huron University College Discussant: Kielty, Colin, University of Colorado, Boulder PANEL 15.30 Feminist Theories of Gender and Violence Location: Ocean Beach Chair and Kramer, Sina, Loyola Marymount University Discussant: Papers: #MeToo Feminism and the Power of Digital Solidarity Moynagh, Patricia, Wagner College Rethinking Rape Culture: Jacques Rancière and the Feminist Politics of Dissensus Peterson, Lucy, University of Michigan One is not born...: Firestone's Rewriting of The Second Sex Kim, SeongJun, University of Colorado
59 Thursday, April 18, 2019 10:00 - 11:45 AM
#MeToo and the Neoliberal Politics of Gender Metz, Tamara, Reed College PANEL 16.04 Marx's Inferno: The Political Theory of Capital, by William C. Roberts, Author Meets Critics Location: Mission Beach A Chair: Conway, Daniel, Texas A&M University Commentators: Conway, Daniel, Texas A&M University Seery, John, Pomona College Wendling, Amy, Creighton University Author/ Roberts, William, McGill University Responder: PANEL 17.02 Political Development and American Environmental Policy Location: Hillcrest C Chair and King, Dawn, Brown University Discussant: Papers: The General Mining Act of 1872: Resettlement and State Formation in the Mountain West Dichio, Michael, Fort Lewis College The Development of American Environmental Policy: Lessons from “the Labor Problem” of the Nineteenth Century Robertson, David, University of Missouri-St. Louis Going Green in the Fifties: The Democratic Party and the Birth of Environmental Partisanship Hejny, Jessica, Amherst College Environmental Policymaking, Grassroots Activism, and Institutional Change, 1950-1970 Szymanski, Ann-Marie, University of Oklahoma PANEL 18.05 The Aesthetic Representation of Politics in Democratic and Authoritarian Regimes Location: Hillcrest A Chair: Keren, Michael, Emek Yezreel Academic College, Israel Papers: Cold War Political Thought in 2001 Space Odyssey Keren, Michael, Emek Yezreel Academic College, Israel The Political is Personal: The End of the Cold War and the Victory of Neoliberalism as Seen through “The Lives of Others” Policzer, Pablo, University of Calgary, Canada
60 Thursday, April 18, 2019 10:00 - 11:45 AM
Dissonance under Dictatorship: Cuba and Iran Grenier, Yvon, St. Francis Xavier University, Canada The Cultural Discourse of Get Out and the Political Dialogue of the “Sunken Place” Pierson, Eric, University of San Diego Discussants: Grenier, Yvon, St. Francis Xavier University, Canada Keren, Michael, Emek Yezreel Academic College, Israel Pierson, Eric, University of San Diego Policzer, Pablo, University of Calgary, Canada PANEL 20.02 State and Local Management of Environmental and Natural Resources Location: Mission Beach C Chair: Adams, David, California State University, Fullerton Papers: Process of Institutional Change in Small Town Water Supply Management Gyamfi Afrifa, Salomey, International Institute of Social Studies Utah Public Lands and Politics Johnson, Gary, Weber State University Community Education and Outreach Efforts for Stormwater Projects: An Examination of Propositions 1 and 84 DeShazo, Jessica, California State University, Los Angeles Discussant: Steel, Brent, Oregon State University PANEL 21.02 Prejudice and Tolerance Location: Golden Hill A Chair: Carreras, Miguel, University of California, Riverside Papers: Re-evaluating the Underpinnings of Racial Resentment Abramyan, Hovannes, Reason Foundation Alexander, Gerard, University of Virginia The Scope of Tolerance: Ameliorating Methodological and Substantive Tolerance Measurement Problems between the GSS and Content-Controlled Strategies Eisenstein, Marie, Indiana University Northwest Clark, April, Northern Illinois University Backpacking to Abate Bigotry: A Field Experiment on Intergroup Attitude Change Reny, Tyler, University of California, Los Angeles
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Partisan Context and Close Social Networks: Rejecting the Other Butters, Ross, University of California, Davis Intergroup Contact Theory and Disability Campbell, Karolyn, University of Utah Discussant: Dawes, Christopher, New York University PANEL 22.06 Local Governance in Turbulent Times Location: Cove Chair: Incantalupo, Matthew, Yeshiva University Papers: Only Uncertainty is Certain: Local Responses to Changing Water Conditions in the Rio Grande Basin Pieper, Leah, University of Arizona Schlager, Edella, University of Arizona Municipal Public Finance in Mexico: Has Decentralization Delivered? Unda Gutierrez, Monica, Marquette University Tackling NIMBYism through Local Democracy Warren, Joseph, University of California, Berkeley Foster, David, University of California, Berkeley Untangling Gun-Related Fatalities, Firearm Policies and Mental Illnesses: A State-Level Analysis of Policy Outcomes in the U.S. Gomez Aguinaga, Barbara, University of New Mexico Discussant: Eckhouse, Laurel, University of Denver PANEL 23.14 Race and Social Movements Location: Hillcrest B Chair and Le, Danvy, California State University, East Bay Discussant: Papers: Black Power Movements Commissiong, Anand, California State University, Long Beach Allies, Antagonists, or Ambivalent?: Exploring Latino Attitudes about the Black Lives Matter Movement Corral, Alvaro, The College of Wooster Explaining Perceptions of Racial Progress: A Multi-racial Analysis Greene, Stacey, Rutgers University, New Brunswick
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Barrio Politics: (A)Political Life in Ramona Gardens Rivas Pineda de Melendez, Yanira, University of California, Santa Barbara The Far Right, Black Lives Matter and Black Protest Action Towler, Christopher, California State University, Sacramento PANEL 23.15 Race and Representation Location: Harbor H Chair and Visalvanich, Neil, Durham University Discussant: Papers: Race and Representation in Campaign Finance Grumbach, Jake, Princeton University Sahn, Alexander, University of California, Berkeley Equivocal Equality(ies): Presidents’ Limited Rhetoric on Race and Class in State of the Union Messages, 1970-2016 Levy, Morris, University of Southern California Hero, Rodney, Arizona State University Minority Descriptive Representation at the Municipal Level Ocampo, Angela, University of Michigan Oaxaca, Ana, University of California, Los Angeles Are Non-Whites Underrepresented in Government Policy? Rivera-Burgos, Viviana, Columbia University Congressional Campaign Spending in Diverse Districts: Are Some Constituencies More Expensive? Sanchez, Lisa, The University of Arizona PANEL 25.01 Roundtable: Games Without Frontiers: Games and Simulations in the Political Science Classroom Location: Harbor B Participants Britt, Lucy, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill Oprea, Alexandra, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill Williams, Ryan, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill PANEL 25.05 Climate Change and Sustainability in the Political Science Classroom Location: Promenade B Chair and Angevine, Sara, Whittier College Discussant: Papers: Service Learning and Civic Engagement: Environmental Awareness and Activism in Hawai’i Mironesco, Monique, University of Hawai’i West Oahu
63 Thursday, April 18, 2019 10:00 - 11:45 AM
Teaching Climate Change Mobilization: An Interdisciplinary Experiment Angevine, Sara, Whittier College Smirnov, Kristen, Whittier College Fissore, Cinzia, Whittier College Herrick, Jenny, Whittier College Teaching Climate Change and Sustainability Abroad: Reflections on a Short-Term Study Abroad Course in Bangladesh Gambino, Giacomo, Muhlenberg College Hashim, Mohsin, Muhlenberg College Teaching the Politics of Climate Change: From the Classroom to the Community Gunter, Jr., Mike, Rollins College Bending the Curve: An Integral Approach to Climate Solutions Education Forman, Fonna, University of California, San Diego PANEL 28.02 Expanding and Understanding Women's Political Participation Location: Bankers Hill Chair: Rodine-Hardy, Kirsten, Northeastern University Papers: Assessing Muslim Women Power: Islamism, Political Engagement, and the Gender Gap Achilov, Dilshod, University of Massachusetts-Dartmouth Shaykhutdinov, Renat, Florida Atlantic University A Woman's Place is at the Negotiating Table: Superficial or Substantive? Gillooly, Shauna, University of California, Irvine Brand Aid: Women Empowered by Walmart in Bangladesh Jenkins, Laura, University of Cincinnati Globalizing Women's Political Participation: Beyond the State, Beyond the Global North Whetstone, Crystal, University of Cincinnati Williams, Rina, University of Cincinnati Discussants: Lokhande, Sanjeevini, University of Pennsylvania Montoya, Celeste, University of Colorado, Boulder
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PANEL 29.03 Political Theory and Global Climate Action: Recasting the Public Sphere by Idil Boran, Author Meets Critics Location: Harbor A Chair: Wisniewska, Karolina, University of Arizona Commentators: Klinsky, Sonja, Arizona State University Shockley, Kenneth, Colorado State University Vogel, Steven, Denison University Author/ Boran, Idil, York University, Toronto Responder: PANEL 35.02 Institutional Analysis and Polycentricity Location: Harbor E Chair and York, Abigail, Arizona State University Discussant: Papers: How and When Does Polycentric Governance Emerge? Institutional Development in Invasive Species Governance Baldwin, Elizabeth, University of Arizona Lien, Aaron, University of Arizona Environmental “Ethics”: Socialization and Self-Governance Institutions in Rock Climbing Communities Carter, David, University of Utah Institutional Drivers of Environmental Disaster Reduction Management: A Comparative Study of Local Government Decisions and Outcomes in Chile Valdivieso, Patricio, Universidad de Los Lagos, ULA Environmental Inequality in the Wake of Climate Disasters Tormos-Aponte, Fernando, Scholars Strategy Network; University of Missouri-St. Louis PANEL 36.02 Educating High Need Students for Citizenship Location: Cortez Hill C Workshop Owen, Diana, Georgetown University Organizer: Facilitators: Gallo, Maria, Center for Civic Education Hartzell, Kathryn, Georgetown University Lee, Jenny, Georgetown University Owen, Diana, Georgetown University Description: The need to improve civic education in the nation’s middle and high schools is especially pressing for high-need students—
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students living in poverty, minority students, English language learners, and special needs students. Instructing high-need students, who have fewer civic learning opportunities and access to resources than more advantaged students, presents unique challenges to educators. Thus, the goals of the proposed workshop are twofold: 1) to demonstrate instructional pedagogies that are effective in providing civic education to high need students; and 2) to present research findings on the effectiveness of these instructional strategies in imparting civic knowledge, disposition, and skills to students. The workshop will focus on lessons learned from the James Madison Legacy Project (JMLP), a program of the Center for Civic Education that provides professional development to teachers of high-need middle and high school students based on the We the People: The Citizen and the Constitution. The goals of the JMLP are to improve teachers’ civics, social studies, and American government content knowledge and to enhance their classroom pedagogy, and results from JMLP participation show that the civic literacy of students in participating teachers’ classes increased markedly. The JMLP is funded by a Supporting Effective Educator Development (SEED) grant from the U.S. Department of Education.
The portion of the workshop that will address effective pedagogies for instructing high-needs students will be presented by Maria Gallo who was responsible for designing and implementing the JMLP teacher professional development program. The research study will be reported by Dr. Diana Owen with Kathryn Hartzell and Jenny Lee, graduate student members of the JMLP Research Team at Georgetown University.
12:00 – 1:00 PM, Harbor A Pi Sigma Alpha Speaker:
JANET NAPOLITANO University of California President
Cosponsored by the Center on Global Justice of UC San Diego
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Thursday, April 18, 2019 1:15 - 3:00 PM PANEL 01.02 Engineering Identity: Politics in Asia Location: Harbor C Chair and Slater, Daniel, University of Michigan, Ann-Arbor Discussant: Papers: Political Affiliation and Ethnic Categorization in the Malay Identity Ostwald, Kai, University of British Columbia Othering Rhetoric in Campaign Debates in Indonesia Toha, Risa, Yale-National University of Singapore Quotas, Reserved Seats and Ethnic Representations in Asia Tan, Netina, McMaster University Preece, Cassandra, McMaster University Proud to be Thai: The Puzzling Absence of Ethnicity-Based Political Cleavages in Northeastern Thailand Ricks, Jacob, Singapore Management University When Ethnic Ties Bind: Explaining Ethnic Voting for Opposition Candidates in Post-War Taiwan Cheng, Chao-Yo, University of California, Los Angeles Lin, Yi-Tzu, University of South Carolina PANEL 01.16 Governance Location: Harbor D Chair and Bagashka, Tanya, University of Houston Discussant: Papers: The Strategic Logic of Fertilizer Subsidies in Africa: Rural Producer Organizations and Politicians Engelsma, Brian, University of California, San Diego Why Do Governments Support or Block Innovations? Lamberova, Natalia, University of California, Los Angeles PANEL 02.03 Money, Sex, Racism, and Power in Higher Education Funding and Policies Location: Solana Beach A Chair: O'Connor, Daniel, California State University, Long Beach Papers: Community College Performance Funding: Political Support and Resistance in Three States Barraza, Austin, California State University, Fullerton
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Excess, Representation, and Academia: How Scholars of Color Create New Paradigms Briscoe, Chaz, University of California, Irvine Bundy, Rheuben, University of Oregon Sex and Power in Academia: Regulating Boundaries between Faculty and Students Fisher, Shauna, West Virginia University The Education-Foundation Complex and Economic Inequality Kraus, Neil, University of Wisconsin- River Falls Discussant: Kamola, Isaac, Trinity College PANEL 03.05 Rethinking the State in an Era of Climate Change Location: Torrey Hills A Chair and Sarvasy, Wendy, California State East Bay Discussant: Papers: The Climate State: Global Warming and the Future of the Welfare State Christoff, Peter, School of Geography, University of Melbourne Sovereignty and Sustainability: Friends or Foes? Vanderheiden, Steve, University of Colorado at Boulder Sustainability and Legitimacy Mittiga, Ross, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile Ancient Agrarianism, Utopian Ecocriticism, and the Genealogy of Democracy Greear, Jake, Western Carolina University PANEL 04.02 Roundtable: Approaches to Communicating the Politics of Climate Change Location: Harbor H Chair: McKasy, Meaghan, University of Utah Participants: Boudrias, Michel, University of San Diego Carlisle, Juliet, University of Utah Romo, Oscar, University of California, San Diego Yeo, Sara, University of Utah PANEL 04.15 Environmental Justice and Protest II Location: Harbor G Chair and Anderson, Sarah, University of California, Santa Barbara Discussant:
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Papers: Killing Them Softly With This Storm: The Injustice of Harvey's Destruction to a Superfund Site Vaughn, Dannielle, Texas Tech University Community Choice: Act Locally to Reshape California's Energy Landscape and Fight Climate Change Globally de Wit, Dominique, University of California, Santa Cruz Collaborative Governance and Environmental Justice: The Case of Sustainable Groundwater Management in California Dobbin, Kristin, University of California, Davis Lubell, Mark, University of California, Davis Climate Justice from the Ground Up: Critical Fieldwork and Methodology in the Politics of the Climate Crisis Kurtz, Reed, PhD Candidate, The Ohio State University PANEL 06.02 Roundtable: Chartering the Intellectual Terrain of Latina Feminist Discourse Location: Hillcrest D Chair: Sampaio, Anna, Santa Clara University Participants: Beltrán, Cristina, New York University Bejarano, Christina, University of Kansas Garcia Bedolla, Lisa, University of California, Berkeley Montoya, Celeste, University of Colorado, Boulder Silva, Andrea, University of North Texas PANEL 07.02 Beyond the Reasons: Contemporary Realities of Migration in North America Location: Harbor I Chair and Vallet, Elisabeth, University of Quebec in Montreal Discussant: Papers: Securitization of Immigration and Privatization of Immigration Control in Texas and California: Impacts on Undocumented Migrants’ Rights Bourgeon, Mathilde, University of Quebec in Montreal Indigenous Sovereignty in U.S. Borderlands D'Aragon-Giguére, Thalia, University of Quebec in Montreal Unmet Needs: Undocumented Women and Access to Health Services in the Borderlands Bissonnette, Andréanne, University of Quebec in Montréal
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PANEL 08.01 Global Environmental Politics Location: Golden Hill B Chair: Chu, Lan, Occidental College Papers: Environmental Security and the Prospects of International Institutions to Contend with the Emerging Threat Acosta, William, California State University, Fullerton God is Green: The Catholic Church's Contribution to International Environmental Policy Chu, Lan, Occidental College Ungraceful Exit -- Environmental Diplomacy in U.S.-China Relations Sun, Jing, The University of Denver Competition and Conflict: The Role of Guiding Visions in the International Sustainable Energy Transition Thielges, Sonja, Institute for Advanced Sustainability Studies Quitzow, Rainer, Institute for Advanced Sustainability Studies Renn, Ortwin, Institute for Advanced Sustainability Studies Discussant: Sun, Jing, The University of Denver PANEL 10.02 Explaining Judicial Behavior Location: Cortez Hill B Chair and Porter, Chase, California Baptist University Discussant: Papers: Percolation: Does Regional Independence Serve a Judicial Learning Function? Shauku, Adamu, State University of New York Buffalo State College Do Judicial Selection Mechanisms Influence Judges Voting Behavior? Windett, Jason, University of North Carolina at Charlotte Harden, Jeffrey, University of Notre Dame Hall, Matthew, University of Notre Dame Hazelton, Morgan, Saint Louis University Estimating Ideology on Mixed Appointment Courts Bagashka, Tanya, University of Houston Tiede, Lydia, University of Houston Looking More Deeply: A Tripartite Meta-Theoretical Analysis of Supreme Court Decision-Making Models Chen, Paul, Western Washington University Martin, William, U.S. Marine Corps
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Judges are not Vulcans: Using Social Network Analysis to Understand Judicial Behavior Hosman, Laura, University of Denver PANEL 11.02 Legislative Capacity and Public Opinion Location: Pier Chair: Garcia, Jennifer, Oberlin College Papers: The (Police) Agency Problem: Police Use of Deadly Force Fortunato, David, Texas A&M University Cook, Scott Congressional Oversight and the Capacity of Congressional Committees Kalaf-Hughes, Nicole, Bowling Green State University MacDonald, Jason, West Virginia University McGrath, Robert, George Mason University Legislative Staff and Policymaking McCrain, Josh, Emory University The Professionalism Advantage: Attracting, Fostering, or Retaining Quality? Butler, Dan, University of California, San Diego Nemerever, Zoe, University of California, San Diego Discussant: McGrath, Robert, George Mason University PANEL 12.05 Political Communication, Use of Media, and Partisan Politics Location: Promenade A Chair and Pringle, Lisa, Claremont Graduate University Discussant: Papers: A Digital Definition of Community and Conscious: Political Polarization via the Other in Social Media Lawler, Janet, University of Virginia Tweeting Congressional-Executive Relations: A Rhetorical Examination of the 2017 Effort to Repeal and Replace the Affordable Care Act Kraybill, Jeanine, California State University Bakersfield Madrid, Jr., Raul, Occidental College Tweaking Tweets? Trump's Stylistic Use of Twitter as a Presidential Candidate versus Executive Officeholder Teten, Ryan, The University of Louisiana at Lafayette
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How the 2016 Election Made Extremist Discourse Mainstream Long, Sean, University of California, Riverside Collingwood, Loren, University of California, Riverside PANEL 14.16 Political Theory of Immigration Location: Solana Beach B Chair: Hendrix, Burke, University of Oregon Papers: Citizenship and Responsibility for the Past: The Case of the Spanish Sephardim and Moriscos James, Michael, Bucknell University Liberalism and the Possibility of Partial Legalization Iida, Fumio, Kobe University Self-determination and Immigration Control: A Critique Ip, Kevin (Ka-Wai), Hong Kong Baptist University Discussant: Struble, Maria, Western State Colorado University PANEL 15.01 Roundtable: Building An Inclusive Political Science: The Recent Work of Mary Hawkesworth (Author Meets Critics) Location: Bankers Hill Chair: Burgess, Susan, Ohio University Participants: Bayes, Jane, California State University, Northridge Brettschneider, Marla, University of New Hampshire Hawkesworth, Mary, Rutgers University Heberle, Renee, University of Toledo Kaufman-Osborn, Timothy, Whitman College Mendoza, Breny, California State University, Northridge PANEL 15.03 Roundtable: Theorizing Racial Capitalism Location: Harbor F Chair: Nichols, Robert, University of Minnesota Participants: Coulthard, Glen, University of British Columbia Getachew, Adom, University of Chicago Issar, Siddhant, University of Massachusetts, Amherst Melamed, Jodi, Marquette University PANEL 15.04 The Political Theory of Neoliberalism by Thomas Biebricher, Author Meets Critics Location: Mission Beach B Chair: Callison, William, University of California, Berkeley
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Commentators: Callison, William, University of California, Berkeley Dilts, Andrew, Loyola Marymount University Erlenbusch-Anderson, Verena, University of Memphis Author/ Responder: Biebricher, Thomas, Goethe University Frankfurt am Main
PANEL 15.17 Strategies of Resistance: Time, Food, Anarchism, Crafts Location: Mission Beach C Chair: Zivi, Karen, Grand Valley State University Papers: Anarchist Time Ferguson, Kathy, University of Hawai’i at Manoa Craft Time, Sustainability, and Political Resistances Naranch, Laurie, Siena College The Struggle for True Freedom in the Politics of Food Aguayo, Lynda, California State University, Long Beach Slow, Sustainable, and Made in the USA Caputi, Mary, California State University, Long Beach Resisting White Time Brendese, P.J., Johns Hopkins University Discussant: Ferguson, Kennan, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee PANEL 15.19 Attachment Without Obedience Location: Ocean Beach Chair: Diones, Alexander, University of California, Los Angeles Papers: When the Attachment Goes Rogue: Frankenstein’s Monster and the Anarchism of Nature Martel, James, San Francisco State University Myths and the Freedom of their Elusive Truths Gordy, Katherine, San Francisco State University Kafkan Attachments: Arendt Reads Exhaustion Siegel, Nica, Yale University Martin Delany's National Attachments Diones, Alexander, University of California, Los Angeles Discussant: Inouye, Mie, Yale University
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PANEL 16.05 Liberty and Its Limits in American Political Thought Location: Mission Beach A Chair and McWilliams Barndt, Susan, Pomona College Discussant: Papers: Individualism in the Political Myths of Jacksonian America Zakaras, Alex, University of Vermont Law vs. Democracy? The Second Dewey-Lippmann Debate Curtis, William, University of Portland James Baldwin's Politics of Identity and Power Buccola, Nicholas, Linfield College PANEL 17.03 State Action and the Politics of Violence Location: Hillcrest C Chair and King, Ronald, San Diego State University Discussant: Papers: The Political Development of Schools as Cause and Solution to Delinquency Moak, Daniel, Ohio University Cate, Sarah, Saint Louis University Chicago and Charlottesville: White Rioting and Ritual Violence in the Trump Era Dapper, Carolyn, University of Washington The Social Darwinistic Cancer on American Politics Haas, Michael, University of Hawai'i Violence as State Failure: Suburbanization, Gentrification and Institutionalized Gangs in Chicago Thorpe, Rebecca, University of Washington PANEL 17.05 Dynamics of Policy Change: Institutions, Ideologies and Outcomes Location: Torrey Hills B Chair and Rocco, Philip, Marquette University Discussant: Papers: Transforming the VA: The Puzzling Politics of Veterans’ Health Care Moore, Colin, University of Hawai’i at Manoa Reframing the Ideology of Civil Rights: Early Twentieth Century Debates over Employment Policy Rader, Katherine, University of Pennsylvania
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Privatizing (In)Justice: Arbitration and Litigation Reform in the U.S. Staszak, Sarah, Princeton University PANEL 18.01 Acting Subjects Location: Hillcrest A Chair: Allen, Ira, Northern Arizona University Papers: Shakespeare, Godwin, Kafka, and the Political Problem of Other Minds Long, Roderick, Auburn University Acts of Identity: A Political Theory of Biography Stahl, William, New York University, Abu Dhabi Tragedy and Everyday Complicity: Brecht’s Life of Galileo McCarty, Timothy, University of San Diego For a Feminist (Neo)sovereignty: Monique Wittig’s Les Guérillerés and the Radical Politics of Freedom Zebadúa Yáñez, Verónica, Mount Holyoke College Discussants: Beail, Linda, Point Loma Nazarene University Goren, Lilly, Carroll University PANEL 21.03 Information, Knowledge, and Sophistication Location: Golden Hill A Chair: Clark, April, Northern Illinois University Papers: Abilities, Opportunities and Motivations: A Study of the Determinants of Political Sophistication Gallina, Marta, Université Catholique de Louvain Anti-Elitism, Anti-Intellectualism, and Motivated Resistance to Expert Consensus Merkley, Eric, University of British Columbia How Much Will Voters Pay for a Bit of Information? Nail, Stephanie, University of California, Merced Keep it Simple? Complexity in Political Argument Nalder, Kim, California State University, Sacramento Joesten-Martin, Danielle, California State University, Sacramento False Ignorance and Hubris: What Drives the Gender Gap in Political Opinion Reporting? Pathakis, Kristy, University of California, San Diego Discussant: Huddy, Leonie, Stony Brook University
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PANEL 23.02 Roundtable: Reflections on the Contributions of Rodolfo de la Garza to the Discipline and to Race and Ethnic Politics Location: Cortez Hill A Chair: DeSipio, Louis, University of California, Irvine Participants: Cortina, Jeronimo, University of Houston Hero, Rodney, Arizona State University Junn, Jane, University of Southern California Schmidt, Sr., Ronald, California State University, Long Beach PANEL 23.03 Roundtable: Race and Ethnicity is a Lived Experience: Opportunities and Challenges for Racial and Ethnic Politics Location: Harbor B Chair: Gooding, Cory, University of San Diego Participants: Gooding, Cory, University of San Diego Lemi, Danielle, Southern Methodist University Matos, Yalidy, Rutgers University, New Brunswick Phan, Ngoc, Hawaii Pacific University PANEL 23.07 Criminal Justice and Race Location: Cove Chair and Valenzuela, Ali, Princeton University Discussant: Papers: Comparing Prosecutorial Declination Across Criminal Case in Indian Country and Non-Indian Country Branton, Regina, University of North Texas King, Kimi, University of North Texas Walsh, Justin, University of North Texas Who Makes the Decisions? Disparate Outcomes in Prosecutorial Decision Making by Race and Gender Lajevardi, Nazita, Michigan State University Jamil, Scott, Georgetown University Policing Participation: Policy Feedback in Context Maltby, Elizabeth, University of Nevada, Las Vegas Yao, Jielu, University of Iowa Torres, Rachel, University of Iowa The Wildfire Effect: The Political Consequences of Proximal Contact with Immigration Enforcement Walker, Hannah, Rutgers University Roman, Marcel, University of California, Los Angeles Barreto, Matt, University of California, Los Angeles
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PANEL 25.03 Roundtable: Studying Politics in an Alternative Fact, Post- Trump, Post-Democratic(?) America Location: Harbor A Chair: Üsküp, Dilara, Scripps College Participants: Sanovich, Sergey, Stanford University Sobolev, Anton, University of California, Los Angeles Zeilberger, Tamar, University of California, Los Angeles PANEL 27.02 Elections from Around the World Location: Promenade B Chair and Batista, Marianne, University of Pittsburgh Discussant: Papers: Party Switching: The Electoral Costs of Legislative Party Defection Bredell, Garrett, University of California, San Diego Is There Actually a “Protest Vote” in People's Minds? Protest Motivations in European Voters' Reasoning at the 2014 European Parliament Elections Camatarri, Stefano, Catholic University of Louvain Video Kills the Newspaper Star: A Cross-National Analysis of the Connection between News Consumption and the Personalization of Voting Behavior in Western European Parliamentary Elections Garzia, Diego, University of Lucerne, Switzerland Ferreira da Silva, Frederico, University of Lucerne, Switzerland De Angelis, Andrea, University of Lucerne, Switzerland Michel, Elie, University of Lucerne, Switzerland Trechsel, Alexander H., University of Lucerne, Switzerland Are Competitive Elections Better for Democracy? Karp, Jeffrey, Brunel University London Sudulich, Laura, University of Kent PANEL 28.05 Women Political Leaders Location: Hillcrest B Chair: Williams, Rina, University of Cincinnati Papers: Disaggregating the Causes of the Double Bind on Women Political Leaders Mendez, Jeanette, Oklahoma State University Osborn, Tracy, University of Iowa Shair-Rosenfield, Sarah, Arizona State University Valdini, Melody, Portland State University
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Analysis of Tsai Ing-Wen’s Presidential Campaigns Through a Gender Lens Lee, Young-Im, California State University, Sacramento Election 2016, Billary, and the Impact of the Spousal Effect on Political Candidates Bettridge, Keelin, Whittier College Angevine, Sara, Whittier College I've Had Successes and Setbacks: Hillary Clinton, the 2016 General Election, and Gendered Biases in the Press Heidt-Forsythe, Erin, Pennsylvania State University Major, Mark, Pennsylvania State University Discussants: Williams, Rina, University of Cincinnati Sharrow, Elizabeth, University of Massachusetts at Amherst, PANEL 35.03 Complex Governance Location: Harbor E Chair and Carter, David, University of Utah Discussant: Papers: Comparing Complexity in Watershed Governance: The Case of California Ulibarri, Nicola, University of California, Irvine Escobedo-Garcia, Nataly, University of California, Irvine How Stakeholder Participation and Expert Involvement Shape Collaborative Governance Outputs: A Discourse Network Analysis Scott, Tyler, University of California, Davis Bell, Emily, University of California, Davis A Conflict Wild: Explaining Activities of Conflict Expansion and Containment Olofsson, Kristin, University of Colorado Denver Science and Stakeholders: Multilevel Environmental Governance in the Puget Sound, USA. Koontz, Tom, University of Washington, Tacoma Thomas, Craig, University of Washington, Seattle Tracking Advocacy Coalitions Costie, Daniel, University of Colorado, Denver PANEL 36.03 Inquiry-Based Teaching Using Peer Instruction Location: Cortez Hill C This Panel is Scheduled for 1:30 PM – 3:00 PM Facilitator: Feeley, Maureen, University of California, San Diego 78 Thursday, April 18, 2019 1:15 – 3:00 PM
Description: This workshop provides an introduction to using Peer Instruction (PI) pedagogy as a means to promoting inquiry- based learning in both large and small-enrollment courses. Workshop participants will participate in answering and discussing questions as the pedagogy is explained and evidence-based best practices are demonstrated. Participants interested in promoting more interactive and participatory learning in their courses, with greater opportunities for all students to participate in discussions, should leave the workshop confident in their ability to use Peer Instruction as an effective evidence-based means of achieving these goals.
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Thursday, April 18, 2019 3:15 - 5:00 PM PANEL 01.04 Voting and Elections in Comparative Contexts Location: Harbor C Chair: Lamberova, Natalia, University of California, Los Angeles Papers: The Limits of Representation: Minority Turnout in Reserved Constituencies Allen, Geoff, University of California, Santa Barbara Political Outcomes of Financial Crisis: Evidence from Municipal Elections in Brazil Batista, Marianne, University of Pittsburgh Taxing and Relaxing: How Competitive Elections Fuel Punctuations in Taxation Beltran Aguirre, Alejandro, University of Arizona Not Enough to Win Another Lost Election: Malapportionment and Partisan Bias in Malaysia Oliver, Steven, Yale University Young Mayors and Municipal Social Welfare McClean, Charles, University of California, San Diego Discussant: Liu, Tzu-Ping, University of California, Davis PANEL 01.14 Challenges to Democratic Governance Location: Harbor D Chair and Esparza, Diego, University of North Texas Discussant: Papers: Quid Pro Quo: Congressional Voting Patterns and Campaign Contributions from Russian Lobbyists Isakovic, Eva, University of Southern California Carter, Brett, University of Southern California Baggott Carter, Erin, University of Southern California Endogenous Direct Democratization Cortes, Juvenal A., Occidental College Democracy or Decentralization? Institutional Incentives for the Substitutability of Islamist Violent and Partisan Mobilization Curtis, Justin, University of Arizona Previous Military Rule and Democratic Survival Nam Kyu, Kim, University of Sungkyunkwan University, South Korea
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A Tale of Culture-bound Regime Evolution: The Centennial Democratic Trend and Its Recent Reversal Welzel, Christian, Leuphana University Lueneburg Kruse, Stefan, Leuphana University Lueneburg Brunkert, Lennart, Leuphana University Lueneburg PANEL 02.02 The End(s) of Higher Education Location: Cortez Hill A Chair: Medearis, John, University of California, Riverside Papers: Who Rules the Academy? Kaufman-Osborn, Timothy, Whitman College Dear Trustees, If You are Actually Committed to Protecting Your Faculty from Well-Funded, Ideologically Motivated Right- Wing Attacks You Can Start by Following the Money Kamola, Isaac, Trinity College Political Science in the University: Towards an Institutional History of the Discipline Hauptmann, Emily, Western Michigan University After the Critique of the Corporate University: #Syndicalist University Barrow, Clyde, The University of Texas at Rio Grande Valley Discussant: O'Connor, Daniel, California State University, Long Beach PANEL 03.01 Roundtable: Environmental Political Theory 2018 Clay Morgan Book Award - Shiri Pasternak's Grounded Authority Location: Torrey Hills A Chair: Meyer, John, Humboldt State University Participants: Coulthard, Glen, University of British Columbia Gabrielson, Teena, University of Wyoming Ignatov, Anatoli, Appalachian State University Pasternak, Shiri, Ryerson University Wiebe, Sarah, University of Hawai’i at Mãnoa PANEL 03.11 The Status of Nature in the Anthropocene Location: Torrey Hills B Chair: Scerri, Andy, Virginia Tech Papers: Earth's Radiant Disaster: Revealing Enlightenment Rationality in the Dialectics of Climate Change Huang, Brian, California State University, Long Beach
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Nature, Liberty and Ontology: Why Nature Experience Still Exists and Matters in the Anthropocene Stephens, Piers, University of Georgia Ecology and Narcissism McIvor, David, Colorado State University Morbid Opportunism: On Ecopessimism, Ends, and Exits Uhall, Michael, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Discussant: Winter, Christine, The University of Sydney PANEL 04.08 Politics of Climate Change: Mitigation and Adaptation Strategies Location: Harbor F Chair: Hui, Iris, Stanford University Papers: Visions and Realities: An Analysis of Californian Municipal Climate Action Plans Smith, Gemma, Stanford University Overlap and Segmentation: The Structural Challenges to Coordination for Sea Level Rise in the San Francisco Bay Area Vantaggiato, Francesca, University of California, Davis Lubell, Mark, University of California Davis Is Adaptation a Public Good? The Financing Implications of Good Characteristics in Coastal Adaptation Woodruff, Sierra, Texas A&M University Mullin, Megan, Duke University Roy, Malini, Texas A&M University Personalized Risk Messaging Can Reduce Climate Concerns Mildenberger, Matto, University of California, Santa Barbara Sea Level Rise in California Hui, Iris, Stanford University Cain, Bruce, Stanford University Discussants: Lubell, Mark, University of California, Davis Cain, Bruce, Stanford University PANEL 05.03 Presidents, Policymaking and Administrative Influence Location: Cortez Hill B Chair: Cox Han, Lori, Chapman University
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Papers: How Donald Trump Has Created Changes in Environmental Politics Bridge, Dave, Baylor University Cash, Jordan, University of Virginia Ramagiri, Kavya, Baylor University Stiles, Haley, Baylor University Presidential Administrations and Agency Communications Brooks, John, Auburn University, Montgomery Nicholas, Howard, Auburn University, Montgomery Presidential Influence on Defense Procurements Liu, Huchen, University of California, San Diego Dionne, Lee, University of California, San Diego Drugs, Alcohol and Lynching and the Expansion of the Law and Order President, 1890-1933 Miller, Joshua, The Catholic University of America Political Executives and Agency Structure Fleischer, Julia, University of Potsdam/University of Stanford Discussant: Lemieux, Scott, University of Washington PANEL 08.04 International Law and Organizations Location: Golden Hill B Chair and Mitchell, Charles, Grambling State University Discussant: Papers: New States, Old Laws: Reconciling Prior International Treaty Law Commitments in Former Soviet States and Beyond Comstock, Audrey, Arizona State University Is This Illusion of Inclusion? Examine the Perspectives of 2012 Doha Conference on Climate Change Dahiya, Priya, Research Scholar PANEL 09.04 Applications and Implications of an Ethnographic Approach Location: Harbor B Chair: Behl, Natasha, Arizona State University Papers: Making Sense of U.S. Populism Koenig, Biko, Franklin & Marshall College The Use of Composite Characters in Ethnography: Plausible Deniability in the Age of the Internet (Troll) Yim, Jennifer, Independent Scholar Schwartz-Shea, Peregrine, University of Utah
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(Un)Authorized Sightseeing: Positionality and the Public Quality of Disaster Marusek, Sarah, University of Hawai‘i Hilo Discussant: Majic, Samantha, John Jay College- City University of New York PANEL 10.05 Legal Mobilization Location: Solana Beach B Chair: Chen, Paul, Western Washington University Papers: Contestation from the Margins: Legal Mobilization and the Sex Offense Registry Moore, Chelsea, University of Washington Friendly Bishops: Understanding the Amicus Advocacy of Catholic Bishops in the Roberts Court Faenza, Michael, California State University, Long Beach Perkins, Jared, California State University, Long Beach From Congress to the Courts: Interest Groups and Legislative History Usage in Statutory Construction Abi-Hassan, Sahar, Boston University The Making of Bayh-Dole: A Deep-Dive into the Economic, Political and Cultural Narratives which Brought about Bayh- Dole (1960-1990) Frey, Heather, University of Hawai’i at Mãnoa Legal Mobilization and the Politics of Economic Enforcement After West Coast Hotel v. Parrish Knowles, Helen, State University of New York at Oswego Rodman, Emma, University of Washington Discussants: Corrigan, Rose, Drexel University Chen, Paul, Western Washington University PANEL 11.03 Leadership in Legislative Studies Location: Pier Chair: Kalaf-Hughes, Nicole, Bowling Green State University Papers: Problem Creators in Congress Theriault, Sean, University of Texas at Austin The Power of Minority Committee Chairs: How Does Race and Ethnicity Affect Agenda Setting the United States Congress? Chaturvedi, Neilan, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona Garcia, Jennifer, Oberlin College
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Patterns of Conflict in Georgia State House 1960-2018 Gunning, Matthew, Georgia Gwinnett College When Party is Not Enough: Understanding the Political Dynamics of Fringe Credit Regulation Myerscough, Rhea, University of California, Berkeley Discussant: Bagashka, Tanya, University of Houston PANEL 14.03 Rawls and the Return to Civility Location: Mission Beach B Chair and Pickett, Brent, University of Wyoming Discussant: Papers: Making Better Citizens: The Impact of Democratic Participation on Civic Character Garrett, Jacob, University of Utah Nonideal Justice, Fairness, and Affirmative Action Matthew, Adams, Stanford University, McCoy Family Center for Ethics in Society A Rawlsian Framework for the Study of Political Civility in Municipal Government Hardy, Phillip, Benedictine University Walsh, Mary, Elmhurst College Patterson, Brian, Benedictine University PANEL 14.04 Algorithm Nation: Biopolitics, Genes, Wikileaks Location: Solana Beach A Chair and Bagg, Samuel, McGill University Discussant: Papers: Arendt and the Algorithm: Rereading The Human Condition in the Digital Age Banerjee, Kiran, University of Saskatchewan American Nightmare Redux: Politicized Identity, Algorithmic Biopolitics, and De-Democratization Judge, Brian, University of California, Berkeley Julian Assange and Ben Franklin: Founding Fathers of Mass Leaking Kennedy, Christopher, Duke University Biopower and Domination: The Case of Gene Editing Scheinerman, Naomi, Yale University
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PANEL 14.17 Policing in Theory and Practice Location: Hillcrest C Chair: Martel, James, San Francisco State University Papers: To See Without Being Seen: Fanon and the Subversion of the Policing Gaze Lester, Quinn, Johns Hopkins University The Anarchy of Order: On the An-Archic Character of Police Power Lamb, Melayna, University of Brighton Police and Privatize: Neoliberal Authoritarian Rule in U.S. Public Schools Campi, Ashleigh, Loyola Marymount University Security and the Post-Legitimation, Post-Democratic State Passavant, Paul, Hobart and William Smith Colleges Discussant: Pineda, Erin, Smith College PANEL 15.18 Breaking Down Neoliberalism: Concepts and Critiques Location: Mission Beach C Chair: Alphin, Caroline, Virginia Tech Stow, Simon, College of William and Mary Papers: Bulletproof Neoliberals: Reframing Accelerationism and the Biohacker Within the Logic of Intensity and Resilience Alphin, Caroline, Virginia Tech Freedom from Debt: Liberation in the Age of Individualism Ferguson, Kennan, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee Neoliberal Verticalities: Rethinking Upward Mobility and the Violent Production of Subjects in an Age of Achievement Debrix, Francois, Virginia Tech Beyond Voluntary Servitude? Social Control and the Emergence of Post-Capitalist Financialization Kiersey, Nicholas, University of Texas-Rio Grande Valley Discussants: Debrix, Francois, Virginia Tech George, Larry, California State University, Long Beach PANEL 15.31 (Non)Sovereignty and (In)Calculability in Climate Politics Location: Ocean Beach Chair: Satkunanandan, Shalini, University of California, Davis
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Papers: Necessity, Violence and Unexceptional Sovereignty Mann, Geoff, Simon Fraser University Calculative Reason at the Supreme Court Satkunanandan, Shalini, University of California, Davis Narayan, Sanjay Intimate Environmentalism Maxwell, Lida, Boston University Dust, Violence, and the Freedom of the Anthropocene Anker, Elisabeth, George Washington University PANEL 16.06 Conflict and Democratic Rule in Ancient Political Thought Location: Mission Beach A Chair and Barringer, Elizabeth, Bard College Discussant: Papers: In Defense of Ad Hominem: Incivility and the Rediscovery of Politics Aroosi, Jamie, St. Olaf College Ambiguity of Equality in Aristotle's Politics Chun, Kyu-Been, Claremont Graduate University Virtuous Leadership in Confucius and Aristotle: A Comparative Approach Dahl, Matthew, University of Notre Dame Judging Necessity: Democratic Judgment in the Courts and Theatre of Athens Street, Ella, University of Toronto PANEL 16.16 Environmental Politics as Political Thought Location: Promenade A Chair and Brown, Mark, California State University, Sacramento Discussant: Papers: The Long-Legged House at Fifty: Wendell Berry's Early Political Essays Revisited Barndt, Will, Pitzer College No Such Thing as a Free Lunch: Neoliberalism, Environmentalism, and Feminism in the 1970s Battistoni, Alyssa, Yale University Humboldt's Political Ecology Lombardini, John, The College of William & Mary
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Truth, Conspiracy, and the Politics of Climate Change: Arendtian Reflections Notkin, Shaul, Northwestern University PANEL 19.01 The Politics of Sexuality in the U.S. Location: Harbor H Chair and Garretson, Jeremiah, California State University, East Bay Discussant: Papers: Family Matters: The Political Attitudes of Children of Same-Sex Couples Flores, Andrew, University of California, Los Angeles Morrison, Maisy, Mills College Explaining Opposition to Gay Rights: Mass Opinion Backlash and Elite Mobilization Bishin, Ben, University of California, Riverside Hayes, Matthew, Yeshiva University Hayes, Thomas, University of Connecticut Smith, Tony, University of California, Irvine PANEL 21.04 Morals, Ethics, and Core Values Location: Golden Hill A Chair: Fernandez, Kenneth, College of Southern Nevada Papers: Openness and Political Cosmopolitanism: Challenging the Link between Personality and Ideology Abramyan, Hovannes, Reason Foundation Alexander, Gerard, University of Virginia Climate Change Beliefs and Ethical Perceptions Across the United States: Deontological Message Framing for the Religious DePalma, Victoria, University of Idaho Moral Credit and the 2016 Election: Voting for the Female Candidate to be Sexist El-Khatib, Stephen, University of California, Riverside Eco-Guilt: The Differential Impact of Appeals to Individual Versus Collective Guilt on Public Opinion FitzGerald, Bryan, University of California, Irvine Chan, Nathan, University of California, Irvine Discussant: Kimball, David, University of Missouri-St. Louis
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PANEL 22.04 Knowledge, Politics, and Policy Innovation Location: Harbor G Chair: Posch, Konrad, University of California, Berkeley Papers: Strategic Policy Narratives: An Advocacy Coalition Framework Study of the Columbia River Crossing Project Brewer, Adam, University of Montana Narrative Strategy and School Choice: Using the Narrative Policy Framework to Analyze Legislative Testimony for and Against a Universal School Voucher Program in Nevada Chang, Katherine, University of Washington Koebele, Elizabeth, University of Nevada, Reno Translating Knowledge into Action: Evidence from a Framing Experiment with Honduran Health Workers Zarychta, Alan, University of Chicago Emmelhainz, Roger, University of Colorado at Boulder Anand, Gautam, Oregon State University Grillos, Tara, Purdue University Changing Narratives and Learning: Strategy or New Ideas in the Bears Ears National Monument Kojetin, Daniel, University of Colorado Denver Innovation Beyond the Imagination of the Market: How the State Drove an Economically Beneficial and Socially Responsible Innovation; The Adoption of Electronic Health Records in the U.S. and EU Posch, Konrad, University of California, Berkeley Discussant: Kelly, Andrew, California State University, East Bay PANEL 22.07 Federalism, Subnational Government, and Public Policy Location: Cove Chair: Napolio, Nicholas, University of Southern California Papers: Safety Net Challenges Created by the Changing Geography of Poverty in America Allard, Scott, Evans School of Public Policy and Governance, University of Washington Powering Federalism: State Agency Partisanship and Resistance to Federal Administrative Policy Napolio, Nicholas, University of Southern California Peterson, Jordan Carr, Texas Christian University
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Does the Nature of Policy Diffusion Change through Time? Evidence from the U.S. States Parinandi, Srinivas, University of Colorado at Boulder Langehennig, Stefani, University of Colorado at Boulder Zamadics, Joe, University of Colorado at Boulder Discussant: Rocco, Philip, Marquette University PANEL 23.11 Trump and Race Location: Harbor I Chair and Casellas, Jason, University of Houston Discussant: Papers: What Do You Have to Lose? Denial of Racism and Minority Support for Trump Alamillo, Rudy, University of California, Riverside Did Voters Use a White Utility Heuristic in the 2016 Presidential Elections? White Linked Fate, Candidate Evaluation, and Vote Choice Weller, Nick, University of California, Riverside Berry, Justin, Kalamazoo College The Trump Effect? Political Rallies and Hate Crime Contagion Branton, Regina, University of North Texas Fienberg, Ayal, University of North Texas Martinez-Eber, Valerie, University of North Texas Making the Uncontroversial, Controversial: Challenges to Legal Immigration and Naturalization Policies Under President Trump DeSipio, Louis, University of California, Irvine Populist Nationalism in the Age of Trump Johnson, Vernon, Western Washington University Autry, Chelsee, Western Washington University PANEL 23.16 Race, Ethnicity, and Public Opinion Location: Hillcrest A Chair and Lajevardi, Nazita, Michigan State University Discussant: Papers: Identity and Response to Natural Disaster Victims Ash, Konstantin, University of Central Florida Winchester, Puck, University of Central Florida “That’s Racist!”: Racist Identification and Racism in the American Mind Fowler, Matthew, University of Chicago
90 Thursday, April 18, 2019 3:15 – 5:00 PM
Latina/o Participation and Policy Perspectives: A Comparative Examination of Arizonans in the 2018 Elections Hero, Rodney, Arizona State University Molina, Angel, Arizona State University Vargas, Edward, Arizona State University How Latino’s Define Healthcare Reform Livaudais, Maria, University of New Mexico Sanchez, Gabriel, University of New Mexico PANEL 24.03 Diffusion and Innovation Location: Hillcrest B Chair and Maltby, Elizabeth, University of Nevada, Las Vegas Discussant: Papers: The Ties that Bind: What Influences People's Perceptions of State Similarity Bricker, Christine, Warren Wilson College LaCombe, Scott, University of Iowa Intra-Regional Diffusion of Municipal Climate Action Plans: Evidence from Spatial Analysis An, Brian, University of Southern California Butz, Adam, California State University, Long Beach Mitchell, Joshua, University of Arkansas PANEL 25.06 Expanding the Classroom through Collaboration and Service Learning Location: Hillcrest D Chair and Chadha, Anita, University of Houston, Downtown Papers: Interclass Collaborative Teaching: initial findings Achilov, Dilshod, University of Massachusetts- Dartmouth A Global Collaboration from Houston to Korea Chadha, Anita, University of Houston, Downtown A “Model” for Active Learning and Leadership Development: International Model NATO Dunn, Joe, Converse College Discussant: Miller, Mark, Clark University PANEL 27.03 Impact of Election Laws and Election Administration Location: Promenade B Chair: Godwin, Marcia, University of La Verne
91 Thursday, April 18, 2019 3:15 – 5:00 PM
Papers: Designing Elections for Participation: Lessons from American Participatory Budgeting Processes Godwin, Marcia, University of La Verne Strategic Elections Administration Management (SEAM): Georgia, North Carolina, Arizona Green III, Willie, Yuma County Elections Services The Differential Consequences of Election Administration on Turnout Rush, Tye, University of California, Los Angeles Strategy and Choice in Third-Party Monitoring of Campaign Finance Laws Seljan, Ellen, Lewis & Clark College Lochner, Todd, Lewis & Clark College Discussant: Jarvis, Matthew PANEL 28.01 Roundtable: Transformative Political Science: Celebrating the Scholarship of Jane H. Bayes Location: Bankers Hill Chair: Hawkesworth, Mary, Rutgers University Participants: Bayes, Jane, California State University, Northridge Dow, Douglas, University of Texas, Dallas Gustafsson, Gunnel, Umea University, Sweden Leyenaar, Monique, Radboud Universiteit, Netherlands Macdonald, Laura, Carleton University, Canada Mendoza, Breny, California State University, Northridge Simms, Marian, University of Canberra, Australia PANEL 29.01 Roundtable: Teaching Climate Change Radically: Incorporating Anti-Racist/Capitalist/Colonialist Perspectives in Environmental Politics Pedagogy Location: Harbor A Chair: Lovato, Brian, Augustana College Participants: Bernhardt, Brian, Western Colorado University Issar, Siddhant, University of Massachusetts, Amherst Mascagni, Brooke, California State University, Dominguez Hills Parson, Sean, Northern Arizona University PANEL 35.04 Opinion and Opinion Change Location: Harbor E Chair and Bell, Emily, University of California, Davis Discussant: 92 Thursday, April 18, 2019 3:15 – 5:00 PM
Papers: It Can't Happen Here, Until It Does: Examining Coastal North Carolina Local Government Attitudes Towards Climate Change Before and After Hurricane Florence Kelley, Bridget, Syracuse University (graduated) Informed Deliberation and Opinion Change: Engaging Stakeholders in Coastal Communities Nowlin, Matthew, College of Charleston Lovelace, Susan, South Carolina Sea Grant Consortium Reedy, Justin, University of Oklahoma Bundrick, Lee, College of Charleston The Resistance Dilemma: How Resistance to Renewable Energy Infrastructure is Frustrating Climate Solutions Hoberg, George, University of British Columbia Public Concern and Support for Regulation of UOGD: Individual and Contextual Influences on Texas Residents Hannibal, Bryce, Texas A&M University Portney, Kent, Texas A&M University Climate Policy and Political Viability: Case Studies in Elite Institutional Support Miller, Chris, Indiana University PANEL 36.04 Mentoring Undergraduate Researchers Location: Cortez Hill C Facilitator: Becker, Megan, University of Southern California Description: Looking to get undergraduates involved in your research, but concerned about balancing the needs of your students with your other professional obligations? Learn how to organize collaborative undergraduate research experiences, which can be applied by faculty from all areas of Political Science. We will cover the 'why,' 'what,' and 'how' of starting your own research team. We will discuss a pedagogical approach, the Stewardship Model, which combines five elements: 1) targeted recruitment of underserved students; 2) technical training; 3) applied research experience; 4) multi-level mentorship; and 5) a carefully constructed, inclusive learning community. These five elements will serve as the thematic foundations of the workshop.
Attendees will... 1) brainstorm ideas for how they might integrate collaborative teams of UGs in their own research projects
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2) review useful policies for recruitment, student training, organizing collaboration, and maintaining mentoring relationships 3) discuss strategies for evaluation 4) create a community of faculty in Political Science who are interested in UG research labs and can share ideas and best practices on an ongoing basis
Political Research Quarterly Reception Graduate Students’ Co-sponsored by Reception Texas Tech University 5:30 – 7:00 PM 5:15 – 6:45 PM Marina Courtyard Iconic Pool Deck, Third Floor
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Friday, April 19, 2019 8:00 - 9:45 AM PANEL 01.05 Comparative Theory and Democracy Location: Harbor C Chair and Dana, Karam, University of Washington, Bothell Discussant: Papers: Direct Democracy and Corruption Kim, Yong Jae, Hawaii Pacific University The End of American Exceptionalism: Historical Structuralism and the Hartz Thesis in Comparative Perspective Selby, David, California State University, Sacramento Two Steps Forward, One Step Back? Interactions Among Institutions in the Special Administrative Region of Hong Kong's Hybrid Regime Mahlbacher, Jessica, Graduate Center, City University of Hong Kong PANEL 01.17 Civil and Uncivil Society: From Parties to Paramilitaries Location: Harbor D Chair: Toha, Risa, Yale-National University of Singapore Papers: Civil Society and the State in Russia: Multiple Narratives Evans, Alfred, California State University, Fresno Undulating States and Tides of Crime: Analyzing the Impact of Intermittent State Presence of On Public Security in Civil Wars Esparza, Diego, University of North Texas Meernik, James, University of North Texas Modernity, Globalization, and Gendered Violence in post-9/11 South Asia’s Security Complex Das, Runa, University of Minnesota-Duluth How Congo Works: The Intertwining of Formal and Informal Politics through the Lens of Decentralization Reforms Jené, Lisa, Claremont Graduate University Englebert, Pierre, Pomona College Incentives for Organizational Participation: A Recruitment Experiment Palmer-Rubin, Brian, Marquette University Garay, Candelaria Poertner, Mathias Discussant: Carreras, Miguel, University of California, Riverside
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PANEL 03.14 Theorizing Human/Nature Relations I Location: Torrey Hills A Chair: Stephens, Piers, University of Georgia Papers: The Public Pedagogy of Neighborhood Facebook Communities: Negotiating Relations with Urban Coyotes Lloro-Bidart, Teresa, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona Hunold, Christian, Drexel University Conflicting Temporalities and the Ecomodernist Vision of Rewilding Karlsson, Rasmus, Umea University, Sweden The Cosmic Perspective: A Universal Conception of Citizenship Harvey, Matthew, University of Colorado at Boulder Discussant: Scerri, Andy, Virginia Tech PANEL 04.12 Climate Change: Crafting Policy Instruments and Agreements Location: Harbor F Chair and Kreitmair, Ursula, University of Nebraska Discussant: Papers: Power and Influence in the Negotiation of the Paris Agreement on Climate Change: The Case of the Global Stocktake Milkoreit, Manjana, Purdue University Haapala, Kate, Purdue University Interests and Altruism: Determinants of Climate Negotiation Position Kelsey, Nina, George Washington University Ignored Emissions: Finding Policy Tools to Facilitate Agriculture's Inclusion in a New Green Deal King, Dawn, Brown University Understanding Misrepresentation: How Policymakers Perceive Signals of Constituent Opinion Sekar, Samantha, Stanford University PANEL 04.17 Socioenvironmental Disasters, Crises, and Management II Location: Torrey Hills B Chair and Busenberg, George, Soka University of America Discussant:
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Papers: Buffering Waters, Flooding and Food Security Crisis in Nigeria Alumona, Ikenna, Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University, Igbariam Campus Amusan, Lere, North West University, South Africa Odigbo, Jude, Kwararafa University, Wukari- Nigeria Analyzing Legislative Cooperation in Response to Extreme Drought in the U.S. and Australia Using Speech Data Struthers, Cory, University of Minnesota, Twin Cities Lubell, Mark, University of California Davis The Rohingya Crisis, Climate Change, and Political Theory Simmons, William, University of Arizona Ahmed, Saleh, University of Arizona PANEL 05.04 Evaluating the Presidency: Contemporary and Historical Perspectives Location: Harbor G Chair: Fleischer, Julia, University of Potsdam/University of Stanford Papers: Donald J. Trump Presents: The American Presidency Holtzman, Richard, Bryant University Retrospective Presidential Approval: How Americans View Former Presidents King, James, University of Wyoming McConnell, Jason, University of Wyoming The Long Disjunction: Donald Trump in Political Time Lemieux, Scott, University of Washington Azari, Julia, Marquette University Cheerleader-in-Chief: The Consequences of Presidential Rhetorical Optimism on Public Opinion Olds, Christopher, Fort Hays State University A Factional Presidency and the New Perils of Presidentialism Sousa, David, University of Puget Sound Discussant: Belt, Todd, George Washington University PANEL 06.04 Comparative Conceptualizations of Gender and Power Location: Hillcrest C Chair: Marin, Mara, University of Victoria Papers: Frida Kahlo: A Jewish Feminist Political Analysis Brettschneider, Marla, University of New Hampshire
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Does Commissioner Diversity Influence Inclusivity in Truth Commission Operations? A Four-Country Comparison and an Original Scale Lamb, Connie, Brigham Young University Romeri-Lewis, Natalie, Brigham Young University Davidson, Susan, Brigham Young University Conceptualizing Backlashes Townsend-Bell, Erica, Oklahoma State University Murib, Zein, Fordham University Feminist Manifestos: Perspectives on Gendered Environmentalism Weiss, Penny, Saint Louis University Moskop, Wynne, Saint Louis University Discussant: Showden, Carisa, University of Auckland PANEL 08.06 China and Global Affairs Location: Golden Hill B Chair and Schortgen, Francis, University of Mount Union Discussant: Papers: China's Belt and Road Initiative and Its Expanding Ties with the Middle east and North Africa region Dorraj, Manochehr, Texas Christian University A Chinese Grand Strategy in the Making? The “China Dream”, “Belt and Road Initiative” and National Role Conceptualization in a Changing World Schortgen, Francis, University of Mount Union China's Belt and Road Initiative: Reshaping Global Networks Sklar, Sarah, Boston University PANEL 09.03 New Approaches in Interpretation and Method Location: Harbor B Chair and Marusek, Sarah, University of Hawai‘I, Hilo Discussant: Papers: Energy Materiality and Political Science: A Methodological Prospectus Guy, Johnathan, University of California, Berkeley Returning Mankind to Nature and Nature to Mankind: An Ecosystemic Approach to Public Policies, Advocacy, Research and Teaching Programmes Pilon, André Francisco, University of São Paulo / Int. Academy of Science, Health and Ecology
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“America is Addicted to Oil” and other Policy Proclamations: An Ordinary Language Analysis Stone, B, The Graduate Center, The City University of New York Perry Anderson’s Theory of International Relations Williams, Gregory, University of Northern Colorado PANEL 13.03 The Past and Future of Organizing in the U.S. Location: Hillcrest B Chair and Carlos, Alfredo, California State University, Long Beach Discussant: Papers: Electoral Organizing Strategies in the Trump Era Scralia, Lee, Franklin & Marshall College Koenig, Biko, Franklin & Marshall College Jewish Philanthropy and the Institutional Origins of the U.S. Pro-Israel Lobby Berkman, Matthew, University of Pennsylvania Predicting Millennial Support for the Black Lives Matter Movement Davies, Elizabeth, University of Chicago The Forgotten Mobilizations for Economically-Focused Racial Justice, 1970-1989 Morone, James, University of Pennsylvania PANEL 14.05 Speaking Feminisms: Naming, Claiming, Confessing Location: Solana Beach A Chair and Ferguson, Michaele, University of Colorado at Boulder Discussant: Papers: Unlearning Democracy: Political Power and the Citizenship of Vulnerability Becker, Jeffrey, University of the Pacific From Radical to Liberal: Mainstreaming French Feminist Naming Politics Eichner, Carolyn, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee Sexual Harassment, Gender Construction, and Responsibility for Freedom: A Beauvoirian Account of #MeToo McKinney, Claire, William & Mary Confessing Privilege: Speech Performances of Equality and Inclusion Ospina Pedraza, Ana Maria, University of Massachusetts, Amherst
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PANEL 15.06 The Ethical Fantasy of Rhetorical Theory, by Ira Allen, Author Meets Critics Location: Mission Beach B Chair: Martel, James, San Francisco State University Commentators: Goldman, Loren, University of Pennsylvania Parson, Sean, Northern Arizona University Suk, Mina, Arizona State University Author/ Allen, Ira, Northern Arizona University Responder: PANEL 15.07 Injustice: Political Theory for the Real World, by Michael Goodhart, Author Meets Critics Location: Cortez Hill B Chair: Ackerly, Brooke, Vanderbilt University Commentators: Commissiong, Anand, California State University, Long Beach Forman, Fonna, University of California, San Diego Mayerfeld, Jamie, University of Washington McKean, Benjamin, Ohio State University Author/ Goodhart, Michael, University of Pittsburgh Responder: PANEL 15.32 Democratic Theory Location: Ocean Beach Papers: One is not born...: Firestone's Rewriting of The Second Sex Kim, SeongJun, University of Colorado Emancipating the Eyes of the People: Jeffrey Green's Ocular Democracy and the Constitution of Popular Audiences Litvin, Boris, Northwestern University A Laughing Matter? Considering the Democratic Value of Comedy Lambek, Simon, University of Toronto From Coalition as Spectacle to Coalition as Precarious Community: The Obfuscation of Politics in the Incongruous Coalition Politics of Judith Butler Taylor, Liza, Elon University The Politics of Performativity: ''Gender Trouble'' and the Founding of Democratic Publics Owen, Rose, University of Chicago The Critique of the Masses: Career of a Concept Biebricher, Thomas, Goethe University Frankfurt am Main
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PANEL 16.07 The Challenge of Popular Politics Revisited Location: Mission Beach A Chair: Kim, Juman, University of Oregon Papers: Ortega y Gasset and the Birth of the Mass-Man Dinnin, Alec, University of Florida The Mass Party Debate LaVenia, Peter, College of Saint Rose The Ephemeral Community: Digital Media and Political Space in Iran, 2009-2011 Mansoori, Naveed, University of California, Los Angeles Another Populism: In Search of an Alternative Populist Imaginary Pineda, Erin, Smith College PANEL 18.02 Critical Histories and Emancipatory Futures Location: Hillcrest A Chair: Gallagher, Megan, Vanderbilt University Papers: Historical Sensation, Recognition and Cinematic Narratives of Disappearance Dow, Douglas, University of Texas, Dallas Le Carré, Rorty, and the Spy Who Came in from the Cold: An Anthropocentric Tragedy Johnston, Steven, University of Utah Remembering the Future: Intimations of Amor Fati in Villeneuve’s Arrival Conway, Daniel, Texas A&M University Discussant: Dienstag, Joshua, University of California, Los Angeles PANEL 20.01 Emerging Issues in Street-Level Bureaucracy Location: Solana Beach B Chair and DeShazo, Jessica, California State University, Los Angeles Discussant: Papers: Reframing Street-Level Bureaucrats: From Porta Potties to DEF CON - Lessons from Arizona Barsky, Christina, University of Montana Emotional Labor and Vicarious Trauma from Managing Police Body Worn Camera Footage Mastracci, Sharon, University of Utah Adams, Ian, University of Utah
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An Empirical Test of the Bad Apple Theory of Police Misconduct McCamman, Michael, University of Arizona PANEL 21.06 Political Context Location: Golden Hill A Chair and Fernandez, Kenneth, College of Southern Nevada Discussant: Papers: Discounting Time and Space In the Formation of Policy Preferences: Evidence from a Conjoint Experiment in Japan Lee, Nathan, Stanford University MacDonald, Bobbie, Stanford University Sparkman, Gregg, Stanford University Rural Matters: Rural Political Identity and Political Attitudes Lindberg, Timothy, University of Minnesota-Morris Johnson, Annika, University of Minnesota-Morris The Impact of Incidental Environmental Factors on Vote Choice: How Wind Speed Leads to More Prevention-Focused Voting Mo, Cecilia, University of California, Berkeley Jachimowicz, Jon, Columbia University Menges, Jochen, Otto Beisheim School of Management Galinsky, Adam, Columbia University Putting Climate Adaptation in Its Place: The Role of Place Attachment in Public Opinion on Climate Adaptation Willis, Emily, University of Utah Ostalgie: Manifestations of the East-West Divide in Semantic Memory Menon, Anil, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor Rodríguez, Pedro, New York University Halpern, David, New York University PANEL 23.05 Race, Unity and Equality Location: Harbor H Chair: Johnson, Vernon, Western Washington University Papers: Diversity in Unity: Acehnese Nationalism and its Minorities Barter, Shane, Soka University The Effects of Plantation Economies and Racial Capitalism within Climate Change Briscoe, Chaz, University of California, Irvine
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Together We are Stronger: Building Hawaiian and Micronesian Solidarity for Climate Justice Goodyear-Kaopua, Noelani, University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa Kuper, Kenneth, University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa Peter, Joakim, University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa Racial Caste, the Fourteenth Amendment, and the Pursuit of Democracy in Brown v. Board of Education Ramesh, Hari, Yale University PANEL 23.17 Race/Ethnicity, Emotions, and Public Opinion Location: Harbor I Chair and Greene, Stacey, Rutgers University, New Brunswick Discussant: Papers: Hearing the Same Things Differently: How the Intersection of Race and Gender Influence Responses to Political Outreach Phoenix, Davin, University of California, Irvine Pitzer, Tabitha, Oregon State University Stout, Christopher, Oregon State University Legislating Islamophobia: Measuring Support for Anti-Sharia Legislation Turner, Charles, University of Utah The Influence of Anger, Sadness, and Ethnic Cues on Preferences for Redistributive Public Policy Victor, Kristina, California State University, Sacramento PANEL 25.02 Roundtable: Pre-Law Advising for a Changing Law School Landscape Location: Promenade A Chair: Allen, Mahalley, California State University, Chico Participants: Beavers, Staci, California State University, San Marcos Flores, Andrew, University of California, Los Angeles Kraybill, Jeanine, California State University, Bakersfield Whitehead, Jason, California State University, Long Beach PANEL 25.07 Framing Our Work: Frames within the Political Science Classroom Location: Cove Chair and Pool, Heather, Denison University Discussant: Papers: Crossing the Postmodern Divide: Trump, Truth, and Undergraduate Political Education McGovern, Patrick, Buffalo State - SUNY
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Islam in Secular Europe: A Critical Cosmopolitan Pedagogy for Thinking about the Limits of Liberalism Mello, Brian, Muhlenberg College “More Analysis, please!”: Teaching Students How to Analyze Pool, Heather, Denison University Learning Race, Gender, and Intersectionality through Integrative Political Science Franco, Josh, University of California, Merced PANEL 27.04 Dynamics of Congressional Elections Location: Promenade B Chair and Pyeatt, Nicholas, Pennsylvania State University- Altoona Discussant: Papers: Measuring and Preventing Partisan Gerrymandering: A Proportionality Standard Brunell, Thomas, University of Texas at Dallas Personal Politicians: Biographies, Race, and Gender of Congressional Candidates and Their Strategic Campaign Presentation Goggin, Stephen, San Diego State University Flipping the District: An Analysis of Voter Registration Trends and Public Opinion in a Clinton-Republican Congressional District Macias, Alexandra, California State University, Northridge How Liberals Talk About God: Investigating the Absence of Christian Narratives on Democratic Campaign Trails MacPhail, Andrew, Oberlin College PANEL 28.03 Women of the Year: Political Ambition and Political Efficacy in 2018 Location: Bankers Hill Chair and Cargile, Ivy A., California State University, Bakersfield Discussant: Papers: Counterstereotypic Gender Strategies and Candidate Trait and Issue Evaluations Manganiello, Arielle, University of California, Riverside Wang, Ding, University of California, Riverside Merolla, Jennifer, University of California, Riverside Moral Credit and the 2016 Election: Voting for the Female Candidate to Be Sexist El-Khatib, Stephen, University of California, Riverside
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How Can I Get Involved? Gender Differences in Activism Burnett, John, University of California, Riverside El-Khatib, Stephen, University of California, Riverside Han Tuncez, Beyzanur, University of California, Riverside Landgrave, Michelangelo, University of California, Riverside Women and Political Ambition, Running for Us or Running for Me Merolla, Jennifer, University of California, Riverside Osorio, Maricruz, University of California, Riverside DeMora, Stephanie, University of California, Riverside Graves, Sierra, University of California, Riverside Lindke, Christian, University of California, Riverside Long, Sean, University of California, Riverside PANEL 29.06 The Domestic and International Politics of Climate Change Location: Harbor A Chair: Mahdavi, Paasha, University of California, Santa Barbara Papers: Global Visions, Local Contexts: Envisioning Low Carbon Futures in Southeast Asia Marquardt, Jens, Stockholm University Climate, Conflict and Social Capital in Africa Albistegui Adler, Garrett, Stanford University Soft Power for a Global Transition to Sustainable Energy: Germany’s Bilateral Energy Partnerships Quitzow, Rainer, Institute for Advanced Sustainability Studies Thielges, Sonja, Institute for Advanced Sustainability Studies Helgenberger, Sebastian, Institute for Advanced Sustainability Studies A Diverging Global South in International Climate Negotiations: China and India in the Kigali Amendment Yang, Shiming, University of Southern California Discussants: Hsu, Angel, Yale University Mahdavi, Paasha, University of California, Santa Barbara PANEL 30.01 Roundtable: The Algorithmic Governance of Living Systems Location: Pier Chair: Scoville, Caleb, University of California, Berkeley Participants:: Aminoresei, Razvan, University of California, San Diego Irani, Lilly, University of California, San Diego Panagia, Davide, University of California, Los Angeles Rahimi, Babak, University of California, San Diego Visweswaran, Kamala, University of California, San Diego
105 Friday, April 19, 2019 8:00 - 9:45 AM
PANEL 31.01 Race and Political Representation in the Asian American Community Location: Cortez Hill C Chair: Geron, Kim, California State University, East Bay Papers: Inventing the Terms of Exclusion: Immigration Policy and Racialization in the 19th Century Aoki, Andrew, Augsburg University Understanding Substantive Representation by the Womanists among Asian Pacific American Elected Officials Lien, Pei-te, University of California, Santa Barbara Filler, Nicole, Highline College But Where Are You Really From? Stereotyping and Political Engagement among Asian Americans Leung, Vivien, University of California, Los Angeles Discussant: Le, Loan, Institute for Good Government and Inclusion PANEL 33.01 Racial Justice, Abolitionism, Social Movements Location: Marina Room Chair: Godrej, Farah, University of California, Riverside Papers: Free Your Body’: Embodying Abolition through Buddhism- Inspired Somatic Mindfulness Doshi, Sapana, University of Arizona, Tucson The Unbearable Will to Whiteness Syedullah, Jasmine, Vassar College A New Materialist Defense of Mindfulness as a Political Imperative Melonas, Desiree R., Birmingham-Southern College Volunteering to Offer Yoga and Meditation in U.S. Prisons: “Rehabilitation” or Revolution? Godrej, Farah, University of California, Riverside Discussant: Taylor, Kirstine, Ohio University PANEL 35.05 Risk and Uncertainty Location: Harbor E Chair and Portney, Kent, Texas A&M University Discussant:
106 Friday, April 19, 2019 8:00 - 9:45 AM
Papers: Why Cooperate on Climate Risk? Testing Theories of Collective Risk Avoidance in Local Government Climate Policy Networks Kauneckis, Derek, Voinovich School of Leadership and Public Affairs, Ohio University Terman, Jessica, School of Policy, Government and International Affairs, George Mason University Addressing the Uncertainty in the Outcomes of On-demand Ridehailing and Sustainable Transportation in Transportation Planning and Policy Pike, Susan, University of California, Davis Let’s Call the Whole Thing Off: The Role of Coalition Building and Risk Perception in Ontario’s Provincial Climate Policy 1998-2018. Bourgeois, Eve, University of Toronto Millar, Heather, Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy, University of Toronto Bernstein, Steven, University of Toronto Hoffmann, Matthew, University of Toronto Understanding the Causes and Effects of Uncertainty on Farmer Decision-Making Rudnick, Jessica, University of California, Davis
107 Friday, April 19, 2019 10:00 - 11:45 AM
Friday, April 19, 2019 10:00 - 11:45 AM PANEL 01.06 Protest, Counter-Insurgency, and Policing Location: Harbor C Chair: Sil, Rudra, University of Pennsylvania Papers: How Does Connecting Urban Intellectuals With Rural Rightful Resisters Impact Public Support for Rightful Resistance? Truong, Mai, University of Arizona Popular Protest in China under Xi Jinping: Opportunities, Demands, Actions, and Outcomes Wright, Teresa, California State University, Long Beach The Intensification of Labor Protest in the Commodity Sector: South Africa's Platinum Belt and Kazakhstan's Oil Fields Compared Sil, Rudra, University of Pennsylvania Evans, Allison, University of Nevada, Reno Social Movements in Iran and the Trends of Political Expressionism Mohajer, Reza, University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa Extractive Policing and Corporate Counterinsurgency in Cajamarca, Peru Wilson Becerril, Michael, Colgate University Discussant: Lee, Chris, Niagara University PANEL 02.01 Roundtable: Political Science and Climate Change: The State of the Discipline Location: Mission Beach B Chair: Ross, Michael, University of California, Los Angeles Participants: Dolsak, Nives, University of Washington Hancock, Kathleen, Colorado School of Mines Mitchell, Ronald, University of Oregon Stokes, Leah, University of California, Santa Barbara PANEL 03.15 Theorizing Human/Nature Relations II Location: Torrey Hills A Chair: Hunold, Christian, Drexel University Papers: Normalized Nature: The Planting and Killing of Town Trees Margalit, Beki, University of Massachusetts, Amherst
108 Friday, April 19, 2019 10:00 - 11:45 AM
Bordering Processes and Pony Wildness on Assateague Island Britton, Jennifer, Drexel University Hunold, Christian, Drexel University Wild Justice and Just War: Interspecies Vulnerability and the Temporal-Spatial Boundaries of War Leep, Matthew, Western Governors University Discussant: Lambacher, Jason, University of Washington, Bothell PANEL 03.16 Power, Policy, and Political Peripheries Location: Torrey Hills B Chair: Gabrielson, Teena, University of Wyoming Papers: Many and All at Once: Public Engagement in Environmental Policymaking Processes Cabrera Rasmussen, Amy, California State University, Long Beach Built Power: The Material Dimensions of Structural Power Mousie, Joshua, Emory University Exclusion, Displacement and Ideas of Progress in the Protection and Destruction of Cultural Heritage in Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria Rivera-Collazo, Isabel, Scripps Institution of Oceanography and Department of Anthropology, UC San Diego Island Life at the Edge of an Empire: The Biopolitics of Disaster Response in Puerto Rico Wiebe, Sarah, University of University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa Lawrence, Jennifer, Virginia Tech Discussant: Anfinson, Kellan, University of South Florida PANEL 04.04 Socioenvironmental Disasters, Crises, and Management Location: Hillcrest D Chair and Guehlstorf, Nicholas, Southern Illinois University Edwardsville Discussant: Papers: Gold Metal Waters: Lessons Learned from the 2015 Gold King Mine Spill Clark, Bradley, Fort Lewis College Prescribed Burn Policies in California: Perceptions, Barriers, and Opportunities Miller, Rebecca, Stanford University
109 Friday, April 19, 2019 10:00 - 11:45 AM
Assessing Support for Prescribed Fire in Communities At-Risk from Wildfire Lawhon, Lydia, University of Colorado, Boulder Crow, Deserai, University of Colorado, Denver Berggren, John, Western Resource Advocates Huda, Juhi, University of Colorado, Boulder An Administrator’s Prerogative?: Bureaucratic Discretion and Local Government Action on Climate Change and Natural Hazards Management Kagan, Jennifer, University of Colorado, Denver Gerber, Brian, Arizona State University Provost, Colin, Dr. PANEL 04.05 Environment and Sustainability Preferences and Implications Location: Harbor D Chair and Koebele, Elizabeth, University of Nevada, Reno Discussant: Papers: The State and the Development of a Green Agenda: A Cross- Country Comparison Clark, April, Northern Illinois University Kuehl, Colin, Northern Illinois University Carlisle, Juliet, University of Utah Clark, Michael, Northern Illinois University Global Sustainability Literacy: The “Sulitest” and International Understandings of Sustainable Development Kuehl, Colin, Northern Illinois University Hodges, Heather, University of California, Santa Barbara Sparks, Aaron, Elon University Smith, Eric R. A. N., University of California, Santa Barbara Public Preferences for Food-Water-Energy Nexus Policies in the Western U.S. Steel, Brent, Oregon State University Allen Wolters, Erika, Oregon State University Warner, Rebecca, Oregon State University PANEL 06.03 Discourses of Justice, Race, and Gender Location: Hillcrest C Chair: Wong, Diane, Cornell University Papers: Reframing Women’s Issues: How Intersectional Identity Frames Affect Women’s Political Attitudes Brower, Margaret, University of Chicago
110 Friday, April 19, 2019 10:00 - 11:45 AM
Gendered Spaces and Feminist Epistemologies in Glaspell's A Jury of Her Peers Moskop, Wynne, Saint Louis University Weiss, Penny, Saint Louis University Political Freeloaders or Protectors of Freedom: On The Discourses Surrounding Black Women's Political Participation as Political Labor Gonzales, Isabel, University of California, Irvine Reparations for Police Torture in Chicago: A Discourse Analysis Hancock Alfaro, Ange-Marie, University of Southern California Best, Ayana, University of Southern California Discussant: Aragon, Janni, University of Victoria PANEL 08.07 International Security Location: Golden Hill B Chair and Williams, Gregory, University of Northern Colorado Discussant: Papers: Diversity as Asset or Liability?: The Impact of Gender Integration on Operational Effectiveness Hardt, Heidi, University of California, Irvine True Colors? Race Casualties and Opinion Koch, Michael, Texas A&M university Rebuilding Community: Can Art Therapy Foster Social Cohesion in Post Conflict Societies? Royden, Alexa, Queens University of Charlotte Revisiting Regional Hegemony: The Emergence of a Europe- Eurasia Regional Interface between the European Union and the Eurasian Economic Union Stefanova, Boyka, University of Texas at San Antonio PANEL 12.02 The Political Rhetoric of Science: The Environment, Climate Change, and the Zika Virus Location: Promenade A Chair and Wood, Stuart, University of LaVerne Discussant: Papers: Zika Virus: Scope, Rhetoric, and Policy Cortes, Juvenal A., Occidental College Jamieson, Tom, University of Waterloo
111 Friday, April 19, 2019 10:00 - 11:45 AM
The Revolt Against the Carbon Tax: Examining the Alberta Case (2015-2019) Boily, Frédéric, Campus Saint-Jean, University of Alberta Epperson, Brent, Université de Montpellier / University of Alberta As the Earth Heats Up, False Balance Cools Down: A Comparative Analysis of U.S. News Coverage of the Kyoto and Paris Climate Agreements Pierce, Haley, University of Nebraska at Kearney Rowling, Charles, University of Nebraska at Kearney Blauwkamp, Joan, University of Nebraska at Kearney PANEL 13.01 Political Advocacy and Its Interested Citizens, by Matthew Hindman, Author meets Critics Location: Harbor G Chair: Forrest, David, Oberlin College Commentators: Engel, Stephen, Bates College Murib, Zein, Fordham University Schram, Sanford, Hunter College Author/ Hindman, Matthew, The University of Tulsa Respondent: PANEL 14.08 The Tenuous Future Location: Solana Beach A Chair and Dolgert, Stefan, Brock University Discussant: Papers: Disability and Desirable Futures Desborough, Rachael, The University of Toronto Radical Politics and World Redemption: Prophesy Without a Future Ingram, Callum, University of Nevada, Reno Astropolitics: A Political Theory of Space Richards, Michael, Rutgers University, New Brunswick Rethinking the Republic: Ecological Disaster as the Catalyst for Regime Change Solari, Anthony, North Carolina State University PANEL 15.08 Queer Terror: Life, Death, and Desire in the Settler Colony, by C. Heike Schotten, Author meets Critics Location: Cortez Hill B Chair: Bruyneel, Kevin, Babson College
112 Friday, April 19, 2019 10:00 - 11:45 AM
Commentators: Merrick, Allison, California State University, San Marcos Nichols, Robert, University of Minnesota Norton, Anne, University of Pennsylvania Rifkin, Mark, University of North Carolina Greensboro Author/ Schotten, Heike, University of Massachusetts Boston Respondent: PANEL 15.20 Critical Theory and the Resurgence of Authoritarianism in Liberal Democracy Location: Mission Beach C Chair and Bronner, Steven, Washington State University Discussant: Papers: Adorno and Freud meet Kazuo Ishiguro: The Rise of the Far Right from a Psychoanalytic and Critical Theory Perspective Leeb, Claudia, Washington State University The Eclipse of Autonomy and the Exhaustion of Liberalism Thompson, Michael, William Paterson University Adorno on the Forgotten Socio-Economic Conditions of Authoritarianism Arzuaga, Fabian, University of Chicago Critical Theory, Technocratic Rationality, Authoritarian Turns Callison, William, University of California, Berkeley PANEL 15.22 Feminist Politics in Neoliberal Times Location: Harbor I Chair and Campi, Ashleigh, Loyola Marymount University Discussant: Papers: Sexual Injustice and Political Responsibility Slupek, Agatha, University of Chicago #MeToo and Its ‘Sex-Positive’ Critics Bracewell, Lorna, University of Nebraska at Kearney The New Black Left, a Black Feminist Awakening? LeSure, Ainsley, Occidental College Feminist Politics in Neoliberal Times Zerilli, Linda, University of Chicago PANEL 15.24 Race and Resistance in an Anti-Black World Location: Solana Beach B Chair: Lovato, Brian, Augustana College
113 Friday, April 19, 2019 10:00 - 11:45 AM
Papers: James Baldwin and the Tragedy of White Antiracism Brown, Mark, California State University, Sacramento James Baldwin and the Psychological Foundations of Political Transformation Johnson, Garrett, University of Minnesota The Racial Politics of Laughing at _Get Out_ Giamario, Patrick, University of North Carolina at Greensboro Discussant: Schlosser, Joel, Bryn Mawr PANEL 15.33 Material and Ideational Inequality Location: Ocean Beach Chair: Pedroso, Joaquin, Florida International University Papers: Designing Lethal Landscapes Denman, Derek, Max Planck Institute for the Study of Religious and Ethnic Diversity Settler Colonialism and Epistemic Sovereignty Sherwin, Daniel, University of Toronto “They Attend Strictly to Their Own Business”: Disability as Industrial Asset Heffernan, Ann, University of Chicago Improper Possessions: Idioms of Property in Black Feminist Thought Shanks, Torrey, University of Toronto Discussant: Golub, Mark, Scripps College PANEL 15.35 Critical Liberalism Location: Harbor H Chair and Hirshberg, Gur, Arizona State University Discussant: Papers: Conceding to The Current Order: Comparing Georg Lukács’ and Jacques Rancière’s Visions for a More Egalitarian World Silver, Hadass, University of Pennsylvania The Unjustly and Direly Affected Principle Dovi, Suzanne, University of Arizona Phronesis, Deconstruction, and Democratic Theory: A Hybrid Interpretive Approach to Democratic Systems Ouellette, Jordan, University of British Columbia Why Public Reason Must Accommodate Unreasonable People Jayaram, Athmeya, University of California, Berkeley
114 Friday, April 19, 2019 10:00 - 11:45 AM
Towards Greater Inclusiveness: A Response to Secularist Calls to Exclude Religious Public Reason Kono, Daniel, University of California, Riverside PANEL 16.08 German Idealism and Socialist Ideals, Then and Now Location: Mission Beach A Chair and Roberts, William, McGill University Discussant: Papers: The Movement is Everything: Neo-Kantian Socialism and Its Ideal Levine, William, University of Chicago Fourier’s “Right to Labor” and Antebellum U.S. Radicalism Monahan, Sean, Brown University The Whole Mystery of Commodities: Marx's Critique of Wonder Barker, Kye, University of California, Los Angeles Hegel's Rejoinder to The Conflict of the Faculties: The Comprehensively Concrete Treatise on the State Carrabregu, Gent, Duke University PANEL 17.07 Female Activists, Gender Visions, and Shaping Social Policies in the U.S. in the 20th Century Location: Harbor B Chair and Szymanski, Ann-Marie, University of Oklahoma Discussant: Papers: Intimate Narratives, State Anxieties, and Child Support in the United States Williams, H. Howell, Western Connecticut State University, Danbury Political Development of Mothers' Pensions from Juvenile Courts to the Social Security Administration: Challenges to Maternalist Visions Nackenoff, Carol, Swarthmore College Sullivan, Kathleen, Ohio University The Political Meaning of Maternalism: How Family-State Relationships Affect Democratic Policies McDonagh, Eileen, Northeastern University The Time Was Right to Generate Some Heat: California's ERA Ratification and Women's Policy Activism Mattingly, Doreen, San Diego State University
115 Friday, April 19, 2019 10:00 - 11:45 AM
PANEL 18.03 Literature and Art as Political Theory Location: Hillcrest A Chair: McWilliams Barndt, Susan, Pomona College Papers: Long Shadows and Hopeful Futures: “Mr. Smith Goes to Washington” and the American Experiment Guerra, Darren, Biola University For Mad People Only: Politics, Literature, and the Suspension of Reason Harris, Sean, Temple University Travis, Candice, University of Massachusetts, Amherst Why Dostoyevsky Matters Lykins, Max, University of Michigan-Ann Arbor Is Cruelty Free Speech? Art, Violence, and Institutional Responses to Critique Dutkiewicz, Jan, Johns Hopkins University Islas Weinstein, Tania, The University of Chicago Discussant: Stahl, William, New York University, Abu Dhabi PANEL 21.05 Political Identity Location: Golden Hill A Chair: Huddy, Leonie, Stony Brook University Papers: For Club or Country: A Half Million Person Group Identity Experiment Dawes, Christopher, New York University Rubenson, Daniel, Ryerson University Liberal or Democrat? Conservative or Republican? Ranking Political Identities de Abreu Maia, Lucas, University of California, San Diego Why are Biracials so Liberal If They're Half White? The Liberalizing Effect of Interracial Marriage Leslie, Gregory, University of California, Los Angeles Collingwood, Loren, University of California, Riverside Perspective-Taking and Framed Communications on Transgender Restroom Policies: Results from a National Survey Experiment Flores, Andrew, University of California, Los Angeles Haider-Markel, Donald, University of Kansas Lewis, Daniel, Siena College Miller, Patrick, University of Kansas Taylor, Jami, University of Toledo Discussant: Lindberg, Timothy, University of Minnesota - Morris
116 Friday, April 19, 2019 10:00 - 11:45 AM
PANEL 22.01 Diffusion and Learning in Environmental Policy and Beyond Location: Cove Chair and Brooks, John, Auburn University, Montgomery Discussant: Papers: Analyzing Changes over Time in Legal and Policy Regimes to Large-Scale, Environmental Events Barclay, Scott, Arizona State University Assessing the Role of Collaborative Institutions in Disaster Risk Reduction Bell, Emily, University of California, Davis When Governments Only Learn from Copartisans: Partisan Policy Diffusion Grumbach, Jake, Princeton University Implementation and Policy Learning: Applications in Social Policy Feld, Elissa, California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo Why do States Adopt Climate Policies? Trachtman, Samuel, University of California, Berkeley PANEL 27.05 Generational and Ideological Change in Election Behavior Location: Promenade B Chair and Joesten Martin, Danielle, California State University, Sacramento Discussant: Papers: Ideological Attacks and Information Search in Primary Elections Britzman, Kylee, Lewis-Clark State College Kantack, Benjamin, Georgia Gwinnett College Generational Replacement and the Impending Transformation of the American Electorate Fisher, Patrick, Seton Hall University Youth Voter Turnout and the Role of Peer Leadership in the Gun Control Debate Since Columbine Laufer, Jill, San Francisco State University PANEL 28.04 Theorizing and Researching Care Migration, Global Care Chains and the Ethics of Care Location: Hillcrest B Chair: Montoya, Celeste, University of Colorado, Boulder
117 Friday, April 19, 2019 10:00 - 11:45 AM
Papers: Making Unskilled Workers: State Certified Eldercare Workers’ Struggles and the Exclusion of Co-Ethnic Migrant Workers in South Korea Kim, Yang-Sook, University of Toronto Struggle for Recognition: The Politics of Migration Care Worker Policy in Taiwan Chien, Yi-Chun, University of Toronto Towards a De-colonial and Islamic Ethic of Care Munawar, Sarah, University of British Columbia Discussants: Patel, Shaista, University of California, San Diego Montoya, Celeste, University of Colorado, Boulder PANEL 29.05 Addressing Climate Change in China: Energy and Environmental Politics Location: Bankers Hill Chair: Victor, David, University of California, San Diego Papers: Banning Dirty Cars: Political Signaling and Green Technology Competition Nahm, Jonas, Johns Hopkins University Meckling, Jonas, University of California, Berkeley The Role of Transnational Climate Initiatives in China’s Climate Policy Hsu, Angel, Yale University Weinfurter, Amy, Yale University Xie, Yihao, Yale University How Education Raises Environmental Concern: Evidence from China Ding, Iza, University of Pittsburgh Aklin, Michael, University of Pittsburgh Reining in the Emitters: Oil Politics in China Seligsohn, Deborah, Villanova University Grid Integration Politics of Renewable Energy Davidson, Michael, Harvard Kennedy School of Government Discussants: Oliver, Steven, Yale NUS College Liu, John, Occidental College PANEL 30.02 Paths of Algorithmic Resistance Location: Pier Chair and Johnston, Steven, University of Utah Discussant:
118 Friday, April 19, 2019 10:00 - 11:45 AM
Papers: Oppressing Algorithms Umoja Noble, Safiya, University of Southern California Suspect Futures: Can we Resist Predictive Policing? Poe, Andrew, Amherst College Buying Longing: Algorithmic Flesh and Sovereign Excitement Miller, Char, George Mason University PANEL 31.02 Political Learning and Affirmative Action Policies for Asian Americans Location: Cortez Hill C Chair: Le, Loan, Institute for Good Government and Inclusion Papers: Sexual Harassment of Asian American Females on College Campuses Le, Loan, Institute for Good Government and Inclusion From the Politics of Pan-ethnic Solidarity to Ethnic Particularism in Asian American Politics: Examining the Rise of Chinese American Conservatism Song, Daeun, University of California, Irvine Examing Asian American Attitude toward Affirmative Action Liu, Baodong, University of Utah Discussant: Lien, Pei-te, University of California, Santa Barbara PANEL 33.02 Meditation in Institutions: Schools Part 1 Location: Marina Room Chair: Rowe, James K., University of Victoria Papers: Contemplating Contentious Politics Hoon, Parakh, South Puget Sound College DeMotts, Rachel, University of Puget Sound The Intersubjective Turn: From Contemplation to Agency and Collective Action Litfin, Karen, University of Washington -Seattle PANEL 34.01 Elites and Inequality Location: Boardwalk Chair: Young, Lauren, University of California, Davis Papers: Autocracy, Inequality, and Tax Capacity Hollenbach, Florian, Texas A&M University When State Building Backfires: Elite Divisions and Collective Action in Rebellion Garfias, Francisco, University of California, San Diego 119 Friday, April 19, 2019 10:00 - 11:45 AM
Economic Geography, Industrialization, and Redistribution: Malapportionment as Compensation Rogers, Melissa, Claremont Graduate University PANEL 35.06 Justice and Equity Location: Harbor E Papers: Relocation of Native American Communities in Response to Climate Change: Current Initiatives and Future Challenges Day, Shane, Portland State University Polycentric Governance, Natural Gas and Economic Development Laurens, Emma, Arizona State University York, Abigail, Arizona State University Arnold, Gwen, University of California, Davis Who Does Decentralization Fail: Governance and Inequity in California's Drinking Water System Fencl, Amanda, University of California, Davis Dobbin, Kristin, University of California, Davis Can Culture Influences Local Governments' Commitment to Procedural Justice in Sustainability Planning Yuan, Meng, Northern Illinois University Swedlow, Brendon, Northern Illinois University Discussant: Daley, Dorothy, University of Kansas PANEL 37.02 Scholarly Public Engagement: Fact-Based Leadership Within and Beyond the Academy Location: Harbor A Chair: Junn, Jane, University of Southern California Discussant: Bayes, Jane, California State University, Northridge DeSipio, Louis, University of California, Irvine Junn, Jane, University of Southern California Kaufman-Osborn, Timothy, Whitman College Schmidt, Sr., Ronald, California State University, Long Beach Schwartz-Shea, Peregrine, University of Utah Smith, Rogers, University of Pennsylvania
12:00 – 1:00 PM
APSA President Rogers M. Smith
Twilight of the Constitution?
Location: Harbor A
120 Friday, April 19, 2019 1:15 – 3:00 PM
Friday, April 19, 2019 1:15 - 3:00 PM PANEL 01.07 Comparative Implications of Climate Change Location: Harbor C Chair: Marquardt, Jens, Stockholm University Papers: Climate Change and Urbanization in Sub-Saharan Africa Jené, Lisa, Claremont Graduate University Altruism or Self-interest? Climate Change Issue Linkage in Taiwan Chen, Milan, Technical University of Munich Changing Prices in a Changing Climate: Electoral Competitiveness and Fossil Fuel Taxation Finnegan, Jared, London School of Economics and Political Science Alternative Weather: A Comparative Examination of Public Opinion Regarding Climate Change in Canada and the United States Lachapelle, Erick, University of Montreal Borick, Christopher, Muhlenberg College Discussant: Scattergood, Wendy, St. Norbert College PANEL 01.18 Parties, Politics, and Elections Location: Bankers Hill Chair: Palmer-Rubin, Brian, Marquette University Papers: Post-Communism, Institutional Legacies, and the Historical Construction of Nationalist Political Parties Harris, Sean, Temple University Party Rules and Membership Kernell, Georgia, University of California, Los Angeles Autocracy vs Democracy: Party System Institutionalization and Nationalization in Dominant Party Systems Seredina, Maria, Texas Tech University The Unexpected Development and Precipitous Decline of Programmatic Party-Voter Linkages in El Salvador Lucas, Kevin, Capital University Discussants: Evans, Alfred, California State University, Fresno Palmer-Rubin, Brian, Marquette University
121 Friday, April 19, 2019 1:15 – 3:00 PM
PANEL 03.06 Theories of Climate Justice Location: Torrey Hills A Chair: Greear, Jake, Western Carolina University Papers: Should the Whangaui River, Te Urewera and Mt Taranaki Represent all Nonhumans at the COPs? Winter, Christine, The Univesity of Sydney Species-Being and the Five Faces of Interspecies Oppression Dubeau, Mathieu, University of Washington Undoing Climate Injustice: A Capabilities Approach to Emissions Drawdown Holland, Breena, Lehigh University Discussant: Vanderheiden, Steve, University of Colorado at Boulder PANEL 03.17 Black Hole Sun: Extreme Energy, Space, and the Politics of Delusion Location: Torrey Hills B Chair: Wiebe, Sarah, University of Hawai’i at Manoa Papers: Energizing Extinction: What's Extreme in the Necrocene? Lawrence, Jennifer, Virginia Tech Ground Control to Major Musk: Outer Space Mining and the Metabolic Rift Ray, Emily, Sonoma State University Parson, Sean, Northern Arizona University Mumford and Sun: The Megamachine in Space Kirsch, Robert, Arizona State University Climate Change and Decarbonization: The Politics of Delusion, Delay, and Destruction in Ecopragmatist Energy Extractivism Luke, Timothy, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University Discussant: Hultgren, John, Bennington College PANEL 04.13 Climate Change: Comparative Approaches Location: Harbor F Chair and Struthers, Cory, University of Minnesota, Twin Cities Discussant: Papers: Territorial Governance and Problem-Solving in Climate Change: A Comparative Study Irepoglu Carreras, Yasemin, University of California, Riverside
122 Friday, April 19, 2019 1:15 – 3:00 PM
Climate Change Policy in the Visegrad Group Countries Brix, Richard, University of Saints Cyril and Methodius in Trnava, Slovakia Horvath, Peter, University of Saints Cyril and Methodius in Trnava, Slovakia Climate Change Policy in the European Union Horvath, Peter, University of Saints Cyril and Methodius in Trnava, Slovakia Richard, Brix, University of Saints Cyril and Methodius in Trnava, Slovakia Challenging the California Model for Climate Solutions Jennings, Bruce, The California Legislature Lucas-Jennings, Cheri, The Evergreen State College Gaps and Barriers: Institution Building and Climate Change Adaptation in Coastal Mozambique Dale, Lisa, The Earth Institute, Columbia University PANEL 05.01 Roundtable: This is Not Normal: The Trump Presidency at Mid-Term Location: Cortez Hill B Chair: Belt, Todd, George Washington University Participants: Conroy, Meredith, California State University, San Bernardino Farrar-Myers, Victoria, Southern Methodist University Genovese, Michael, Loyola Marymount University Heldman, Caroline, Occidental College Kassop, Nancy, SUNY New Paltz PANEL 07.05 Theoretical Approaches to Citizenship and Community Location: Harbor I Chair: Lee, Dong-wook, Claremont Graduate University Papers: The Global Refugee Crisis and Potential Remedies Lief, Lana, Soka University of America Questions about Deep Diversity On, Steve, National Sun Yat-Sen University Discussant: Lapp, Nancy, California State University, Sacramento PANEL 08.08 Human Rights Location: Golden Hill B Chair and Streichler, Stuart, University of Washington Discussant:
123 Friday, April 19, 2019 1:15 – 3:00 PM
Papers: Local Perspectives and Transitional Justice: The Role of Civil Society Actors as Intermediaries Kazemi, Elham, University of California, Irvine The Nuremberg Principle in the Sweep of History Streichler, Stuart, University of Washington There is no “Peace” in Exploitation: Human Rights Law and the Issue of Sexual Exploitation in U.N. Peacekeeping Operations Van Sky, Angelique, California State University, Fullerton PANEL 10.08 Law and Judicial Rhetoric Location: Hillcrest C Chair: Delaune, Timothy, SUNY Cortland Papers: The Supreme Court’s Use of Contentious Rhetoric in Historical Perspective: Lessons from the Stone Court Hume, Robert, Fordham University An Uncertain Trumpet? Examining Recent Christian Conservative Legal Arguments Whitehead, Jason, California State University, Long Beach A Conservative Right to Privacy: The Reassociation of a Progressive Ideal Wuest, Jo, University of Pennsylvania From Retrenchment to Reversal to Revolution: These are Not Scalia Justices but a Return of the Four Horsemen Yacobucci, Peter, SUNY Buffalo State Consolidating the African Human Rights System: Accession to the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights and Models of Judicial Empowerment Zschirnt, Simon, Texas A&M International University Discussants: Delaune, Timothy, SUNY Cortland Zschirnt, Simon, Texas A&M International University PANEL 11.04 Descriptive Representation Location: Promenade A Chair: Kelly, Sean, California State University, Channel Islands Papers: Earmarks, Race and Ethnicity, and Congressional Representation Chaturvedi, Neilan, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona
124 Friday, April 19, 2019 1:15 – 3:00 PM
Incentives, Punishments, and Oversight: How Women Turn Passion into Policy Lauterbach, Erinn, University of California, Riverside Religion and the Politics of Race: Descriptive Representation and African American Interests in the Senate McTague, John, Towson University Pearson-Merkowitz, Shanna, University of Rhode Island Who Best Represents?: Legislative Effectiveness of Minority Legislators in the States Pringle, Lisa, Claremont Graduate University Discussant: Chaturvedi, Neilan, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona PANEL 13.02 Collective Action and Elite Political Behavior Location: Harbor G Chair and Monardi, Fred, College of Southern Nevada Discussant: Papers: Endogenous Interest Group Power and Presidential Unilateral Action Foster, David, University of California, Berkeley Protests, Resources, and Legislative Behavior in the Digital Age Gause, LaGina, University of California San Diego Revolving-Door Lobbyists as Superior Credit Claimers: Evidence from Appropriations Politics Liu, Huchen, University of California, San Diego Sub-Issue Ownership: #MeToo and the Matter of Sex Crimes Masthay, Theodore, Wabash College Bryant, Jr., Kenneth, University of Texas at Tyler PANEL 14.09 Contours of the Necropolis Location: Solana Beach A Chair and Dolgert, Stefan, Brock University Discussant: Papers: Necropolitics and the Opioid Crisis in the USA Frausto, Obed, Ball State University Place, Jean Marie, Ball State University Geographies of Grief and Knowledges of Resistance Islekel, Ege Selin, Loyola Marymount University
125 Friday, April 19, 2019 1:15 – 3:00 PM
Materiality and the Force of Assembly Liou, Stacey, University of California, Irvine Children, Mourning and War: an Exploration into Trauma Struble, Maria, Western State Colorado University Incarceration, Contingency and Silence: Rethinking Language and Politics Yu, Peng, Earlham College PANEL 14.19 Roundtable: Towards a Critical Ethnic and Gender Studies Turn in Political Theory: Feminist Approaches Location: Solana Beach B Chair: Syedullah, Jasmine, Vassar College Participants: Beard, Lisa, Western Washington University Beltrán, Cristina, New York University James, Joy, Williams College PANEL 15.10 Is Racial Equality Unconstitutional?, by Mark Golub, Author Meets Critics Location: Mission Beach B Chair: LeSure, Ainsley, Occidental College Commentators: Dilts, Andrew, Loyola Marymount University LeSure, Ainsley, Occidental College Melamed, Jodi, Marquette University Author/ Golub, Mark, Scripps College Responder: PANEL 15.15 Climate Change and Ecological Ruin Location: Harbor H Chair: Suk, Mina, Arizona State University Papers: Between Words and Leaves: Posthumanist Philosophy and Ecological Politics Shapiro, Kam, Illinois State University On the Political Turn in Animal Rights Theory: Towards Post- Human Agonistic Politics Rossello, Diego, University Adolfo Ibáñez A World Not Held in Common: Partisanship and Ecological Disavowal Bensley, William, University of California, Santa Barbara
126 Friday, April 19, 2019 1:15 – 3:00 PM
Ecocide or Revolution: Ecological and Environmental Themes in Situationist Thought Fattor, Eric, Colorado State University Discussants: Suk, Mina, Arizona State University Shockley, Kenneth, Colorado State University PANEL 15.21 Staging the Political: Authorial Desire and Writing the Body Politic Location: Mission Beach C Chair: Maxwell, Lida, Boston University Papers: Switchpoints of Power: Writing from the Margins Luxon, Nancy, University of Minnesota, Twin Cities Sadean Epistolarity Or, How To Do Shit With Words Wingrove, Elizabeth, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor “Our Reality is the Fictional”: Monique Wittig and the Lesbian Body Politic Gambino, Elena, University of Minnesota, Twin Cities Discussant: Ferguson, Kathy, University of Hawai’i at Manoa PANEL 15.34 Responsibility and Judgment Location: Ocean Beach Chair and Biser, Ashley, Ohio Wesleyan University Discussant: Papers: Political Ethics and Morality in Arendt’s Theory of Action Gao, Wenyang, McGill University Suspended Judgments, Sinking Feelings: Melville, Arendt, and Queer Politics at Sea Galloway, Samuel, The University of Chicago The Strangest of All Modern Societies: Hannah Arendt on Science and Scientists Neame, Alexandra, Stanford University Genealogy after the Geologic Turn: Judgment and Critique in the Anthropocene Sardo, Michael, University of California, Irvine PANEL 16.09 Rethinking Republicanism Location: Mission Beach A Chair: Carrabregu, Gent, Duke University
127 Friday, April 19, 2019 1:15 – 3:00 PM
Papers: Problems in the Islands of “Freedom”: Arendt’s Republicanism Revisited Lee, Shinkyu, Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago Regimes and Orators: The Focus of Tacitus’ Dialogus Lykins, Max, University of Michigan-Ann Arbor Republican Auctoritas: Harrington’s Dual Theory of Political Legitimacy Trojan, Cody, University of California, Los Angeles Ibn Khaldun's Civil Religion: A Republican Tradition in Islamic Political Thought? Ghossein, Mohamad, University of Ottawa Discussant: Gallagher, Megan, Vanderbilt University PANEL 19.02 Advances in the Study of Sexuality and Politics Location: Harbor D Chair and Smith, Tony, University of California, Irvine Discussant: Papers: Trajectories of Gender and Sexuality Liberation: Women's Rights First, LGBTQ Rights Follow Anthony, Constance, Seattle University At What Cost Success: Re-evaluating the LGBT Movement Caldwell, Anne, University of Louisville The Sovereign Sodomite: Sodomy and the English Nation Cohen, Aylon, University of Chicago Complexities of LGB Asylum Adjudications: An Exploration of the Imbricated Nature of LGB Identity and LGB Conduct Ghosh, Cyril, Wagner College PANEL 20.03 The Politics of Federal Regulations Location: Promenade B Chair and Knight-Finley, Misty, Rowan University Discussant: Papers: Reporting and Disclosure Requirements as Instruments of Political Control Johnson, Jeffrey, Utah Valley University The Behavioral and Emotional Limits of Regulation and Policymaking Following a Crisis: The Case of Colgan Air 3407 Mills, Russell, Bowling Green State University Lutte, Rebecca, University of Nebraska Omaha
128 Friday, April 19, 2019 1:15 – 3:00 PM
Bots and the Federal Register: Participation at Risk? Rinfret, Sara, University of Montana Duffy, Robert, Colorado State University Cook, Jeffrey, National Renewable Energy Lab St. Onge, Shane, University of Montana PANEL 21.07 Refugees, Immigrants, and Guns Location: Golden Hill A Chair: Saavedra-Cisneros, Angel, St Norbert College Papers: Authoritarian Values and Anti-immigrant Attitudes in the UK Bäck, Hanna, Lund University Carroll, Royce, University of Essex Peresman, Adam, University of Essex Region, Race, and the 2nd Amendment Huckle, Kiku, Pace University Mayo-Adam, Erin, Hunter College Public Opinion Toward Mass Shooting in the United States Morris, David, College of Charleston Morris, Jonathan, East Carolina University Security or Humanity: Framing Trumpian Refugee Restrictions Williams, Isabel, University of Arizona Discussant: Nicholson, Stephen, University of California, Merced PANEL 22.02 The Carceral State Location: Cove Chair: Skinner, Daniel, Ohio University Papers: Policing Protests: Local Politics and Police Reactions to Black Lives Matter Eckhouse, Laurel, University of Denver The Politics of Collateral Consequences for Ex-Offenders Johnston, Travis, University of Massachusetts, Boston Wozniak, Kevin, University of Massachusetts, Boston Racial Disparity and Arrests: Did California's Recent Criminal Justice Reforms Affect Jail Bookings? Lofstrom, Magnus, Public Policy Institute of California Martin, Brandon, Public Policy Institute of California Raphael, Steven, University of California, Berkeley Discussant: Incantalupo, Matthew, Yeshiva University
129 Friday, April 19, 2019 1:15 – 3:00 PM
PANEL 23.06 Afro-Latinos Comparative Politics Location: Hillcrest A Chair and Affigne, Tony, Providence College Discussant: Papers: Stopping at the Intersection: Afro-Latino Political Attitudes Clealand, Danielle, Florida International University Lavariega Monforti, Jessica, California Lutheran University From Consciousness to Coalition: Examining Afro-Caribbean Inter-group Attitudes and Interests Gooding, Cory, University of San Diego Campaign Advertisements and Afro-Brazilian Political Ascension Janusz, Andrew, University of California, San Diego Campos, Luiz Augusto, Rio de Janeiro State University Whiteness, Racialization and Conflicting Uruguayan Multiculturalism Townsend-Bell, Erica, Oklahoma State University PANEL 24.01 Roundtable: Budgeting in the Western States, Part I Location: Harbor A Chair: Robinson, Jennifer, Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute, University of Utah Participants: Alaska Wright, Glenn Daniel, 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 Moore, Colin, University of Hawaii at Manoa Idaho Fredericksen, Elizabeth, Boise State University Montana Haber, Paul, University of Montana
130 Friday, April 19, 2019 1:15 – 3:00 PM
Nevada Morin, Robert, Western Nevada College New Mexico Seckler, Kim, New Mexico State University Oregon Steel, Brent, Oregon State University Henkels, Mark, Western Oregon University Utah Ball, Jonathan, Office of the Legislative Fiscal Analyst Tennert, Juliette, University of Utah Robinson, Jennifer, Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute, University of Utah Washington Benjamin, Francis, Washington State University Wyoming Schumann, Robert, University of Wyoming Discussant: Barsky, Christina, University of Montana PANEL 24.06 Urban Development Location: Hillcrest B Chair and Adams, Brian, San Diego State University Discussant: Papers: Private Interests and the Public Agenda: Urban Governance in Anaheim Bieganski, Max, Soka University of America Craft Beer and Public Finance: A Look at the Evidence Dense, Jeff, Eastern Oregon University The Complexity of Revolving Doors in Regulation: Evidence from State Attorney General Regulatory Networks Provost, Colin PANEL 25.08 Students as Citizens: Service-Learning and Civic Engagement Location: Harbor B Papers: Service-Learning as a Tool for Increasing Political Efficacy and Civic Engagement: Phase II Barnett, Leda, Our Lady of the Lake University
131 Friday, April 19, 2019 1:15 – 3:00 PM
“DIY” Politics: Service-learning Pedagogy and Outcomes in a Minority-Serving Polytechnic University Collins, Brady, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona Promoting Constructive Disagreement: Reestablishing Free Speech on Campus as an Essential Academic Value Cox Han, Lori, Chapman University Price, Jerry, Chapman University PANEL 26.01 Undergraduate Research Posters Location: Harbor Foyer A Chair: Garcia, Jennifer, Oberlin College Papers: Corruption, Dictatorship, and Political Development in Latin America Akinlana, Ayoola, Soka University of America Evolution or Expediency? An Analysis of Hillary Clinton's public Position Taking Baron, Samuel, Loyola Marymount University Terrorism and State Bureaucratic Responses: A Historical Comparative Case Study of Germany, France, and the United States Binder, Ryan, Point Loma Nazarene University and the University of Alaska, Anchorage Cultivating Compassion by Humanizing the Legal Rhetoric of U.S. Supreme Court Case Frontiero v. Richardson through Dance Performance Bodair, Brynn, Loyola Marymount University Rankin v. Rodham : The Difference between Shattering and Cracking the Glass Ceiling Cantrell, Alicia, Mills College The Marriage Gap: Unmarried Women in the Political Process Cazares, Lauren, Point Loma Nazarene University Immigration Policy and the Impact on Ethnic Restaurants Duplantier, Brooke, Loyola Marymount University Black Americans and Personal Responsibility in West Texas Forbes, Jacques, Oberlin College First Ladies on Capitol Hill: A Look into the Relationship of First Ladies Working with Congress for Promoting Causes and Programs Gagliardi, Jess, Adams State University
132 Friday, April 19, 2019 1:15 – 3:00 PM
Shaming as a Method for Addressing Abuses of Executive Discretion Hernandez, Alfredo, Loyola Marymount University Does the way that city administrators and police view immigration affect their interaction with the community? Ibarra, Marisol, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona NGO Neutrality: How Levels of Political Involvement Impact the Ability to Provide Aid to Vulnerable Populations Islam, Nayar, Loyola Marymount University Fear in Western Europe: Why Voters Support Nationalism Kellett, Devin, Loyola Marymount University Cashless Society in Tokyo Kikuchi, Eiichi, Soka University of America The Effects of the Intergenerational Gap on Vietnamese Americans Lee, Nguyen, Soka University of America The Criminalization of Immigration: The Impact of Race on State Immigration Laws Mariner, EmmaLia, Oberlin College The Medellin Urban Development Model: A Case for Sustainability Mesa Baron, Carlos, Loyola Marymount University Electioneering Distance Requirements and Ballot Roll-Off Montoya-Armanios, Vincent, Oberlin College Identity Politics as a Tool for Effective Political Movements Ortega, Angelica, Loyola Marymount University A Just War Analysis of Strategic Terrorism Payne, Bailey, John Brown University Ensuring Indigenous Land: U.S., New Zealand, and the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Round, Olivia, Loyola Marymount University Russia’s Information War: Revisiting Old Concepts of Power in a New Era Schneider, Breanne, Loyola Marymount University Fewer Odd Couples: Factors Motivating the Decline in Split Party Delegations in the United States Senate Strawn, Evan, Point Loma Nazarene University Influence of Disney on Identity Stockey, Suzanna, Soka University of America
133 Friday, April 19, 2019 1:15 – 3:00 PM
Islam’s Cold War: Sunni-Shia Religion and Politics in the Modern Middle East Taweil, Kienan, Loyola Marymount University The Effects of Culture on Multinational Corporations Torres, Sofia, Soka University of America Political Engagement In High School Students Vazquez, Evelyn, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona The Coloniality of Gender in the Criminalization of Transgender Individuals in the United States Prison System Williams, Naomi, Loyola Marymount University PANEL 30.03 Affective and Defective Algorithmic Governmentalities Location: Pier Chair: Troumbley, Rex, Rice University Papers: Algorithmic Governance: Actor Networks and Machinic Correlation Chandler, David, University of Westminster Nonhuman Aunties: Understanding the Agency of Algorithms Through William Gibson’s The Peripheral Brennan, Kathleen, SUNY Polytechnic Institute The Kinetic Governability of Datafied Bodies Fiori, Nicholas, The New School for Social Research No Platform for Fascists: Silicon Totalitarianism and the Alt- Right to Have Rights Troumbley, Rex, Rice University Discussant: Mulligan, John, Rice University PANEL 31.04 Asian Americans and the Politics of Space Location: Cortez Hill C Chair and Filler, Nicole, Highline College Discussant: Papers: The Eviction Machine, Tenant Mobilization, and Growing the Grassroots in Manhattan's Chinatown Wong, Diane, Cornell University Beyond Koreatown: Asian Americans After the Los Angeles Riots Le, Loan, Institute for Good Government and Inclusion Neighborhood Political Composition and Political Participation Among Asian Americans Chan, Nathan, University of California, Irvine
134 Friday, April 19, 2019 1:15 – 3:00 PM
PANEL 33.03 Meditation in Institutions: Schools Part Location: Marina Room Chair and Litfin, Karen, University of Washington -Seattle Discussant: Papers: The Art and Politics of Walking Lambacher, Jason, University of Washington, Bothell The Need for Social Mindfulness in U.S. Public Schools Forbes, David, Brooklyn College Liberation and Control: Mindfulness in the Albany City School District McErlean, Jennifer, Siena College PANEL 34.02 Institutions and Elite Cooperation Location: Boardwalk Chair: Carter, Brett, University of Southern California Papers: Kompromat Little, Andrew, University of California, Berkeley Terrifyingly Normal’ Authoritarian Bureaucracies: Secret Police Administration and Surveillance in Socialist Poland Thomson, Henry, Arizona State University Compliant Courts: Determinants of Judicial Obedience in New Autocracies Shen-Bayh, Fiona, University of Michigan PANEL 35.07 Water Governance and Institutions Location: Harbor E Papers: Is Local Action Sufficient for Climate Change Adaptation? Understanding Drinking Water System Adaptations to the 2012-2016 California Drought Lubell, Mark, University of California, Davis Fencl, Amanda, University of California, Davis Ekstrom, Julia, California Department of Water Resources What's Theory Got to do with it? Institutional Collective Action and Governance of the Food-Energy-Water Nexus in the Metropolitan San Antonio Region Portney, Kent, Texas A&M University Greer, Robert Hannibal, Bryce, Texas A&M University
135 Friday, April 19, 2019 1:15 – 3:00 PM
Understanding the Development of New Governance Institutions under the Sustainable Groundwater Management Act (SGMA) in California Mendez Barrientos, Linda, University of California Davis Lubell, Mark, University of California Davis Subnational Governance Workshop: Unpacking Polycentric Governance of Western Water York, Abigail, Arizona State University Discussant: Koontz, Tom, University of Washington, Tacoma PANEL 38.21 Meet the Editors Location: Hillcrest D Chair: McKee, Seth C., Texas Tech University JOURNALS: British Journal of Political Science Bowler, Shaun, University of California, Riverside Journal of Politics Ellis, Elisabeth, University of Otago Merolla, Jennifer, University of California, Riverside Politics, Groups and Identities Montoya, Celeste, University of Colorado, Boulder Sampaio, Anna, Santa Clara University Sinclair-Chapman, Valeria, Purdue University Political Research Quarterly McKee, Seth C., Texas Tech University Rider, Toby J., Texas Tech University Wallace, Sophia, University of Washington
136 Friday, April 19, 2019 3:15 – 5:00 PM
Friday, April 19, 2019 3:15 - 5:00 PM PANEL 01.08 Far Right Populism - From Europe to Southeast Asia Location: Harbor C Chair and Mello, Brian, Muhlenberg College Discussant: Papers: Long-term Economic Distress and Political Disaffection in Western Europe Carreras, Miguel, University of California, Riverside Bowler, Shaun, University of California, Riverside Expanding Critiques of the EU? Comparing How AfD and the Swedish Democrats Discuss the European Union during National Elections Dean, Joshua, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona Charismatic Leadership and Voting for the Populist Radical Right Michel, Elie, University of Lucerne, Switzerland Garzia, Diego, University of Lucerne, Switzerland Ferreira da Silva, Frederico, University of Lucerne, Switzerland De Angelis, Andrea, University of Lucerne, Switzerland Trechsel, Alexander H., University of Lucerne, Switzerland Democratic Backsliding in the Czech Republic Bustikova, Lenka, Arizona State University Guasti, Petra, Harvard Kennedy School PANEL 03.07 Indigenous Knowledge and Resistance in the Face of Climate Change Location: Torrey Hills A Chair: Hunold, Christian, Drexel University Papers: Observations and Knowledge Diversity: Enhancing Arctic Security through a Multiple Evidence Bases Approach Lovecraft, Amy Lauren, Center for Arctic Policy Studies Rethinking Social Movements and the Anthropocene Crews, Chris, Grand Valley State University Climate Change Resistance in Indigenous Islander Societies Brito-Millan, Marlene, Environmental and Ocean Sciences, University of San Diego
137 Friday, April 19, 2019 3:15 – 5:00 PM
Towards a Science of Climate Change Resistance Werner, BT, Climate, Atmospheric Sciences and Physical Oceanography Division Discussant: Christoff, Peter, School of Geography University of Melbourne PANEL 04.03 Water Governance Location: Harbor F Chair and Schmid, Celeste, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Discussant: Papers: Assessing the Variances of Citizen Stakeholder Efficiencies in Watershed Governance between Reactive and Proactive Administrations Guehlstorf, Nicholas, Southern Illinois University, Edwardsville King, Hayden, Southern Illinois University, Edwardsville Watershed Governance in the United States: Stakeholder Boundaries and Water Quality Adams, David, California State University, Fullerton Lake Erie Water Quality Governance: a Social-Ecological Network Perspective Klasic, Meghan, University of California, Davis Lamb, Rachel, University of Maryland, College Park Vargas, Vanessa, University of Maryland Siman, Kelly, University of Akron Leonard, Kelsey, McMaster University When Three Streams Become a River: A Multiple Streams Analysis of Transnational Colorado River Policymaking Koebele, Elizabeth, University of Nevada, Reno PANEL 06.05 The Intersections of Race, Gender and Immigration in Politics and Political Behavior Location: Hillcrest C Chair: Fulton, Sarah, Texas A&M University Papers: Intersecting Identities: Gender and Immigration in the Latina/o/x Military Experience Lavariega Monforti, Jessica, California Lutheran University McGlynn, Adam, East Stroudsburg University Engendering Racialized Violence Against Latina/o Immigrants in the Trump Administration Sampaio, Anna, Santa Clara University
138 Friday, April 19, 2019 3:15 – 5:00 PM
It's Her Turn(Out): How Latinas Influence Latinx Voter Registration Stamper, Tana, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Recentering The Margins: Shop Talk, Women, and Everyday Sites of Resistance to Displacement Wong, Diane, Cornell University Discussant: Townsend-Bell, Erica, Oklahoma State University PANEL 07.04 The Political Dimensions of Immigration and Detention Location: Harbor I Chair: Madrid Jr., Raul, Occidental College Papers: Solitude, Community, and Resistance: An Ethnographic Study of Immigrant Rights Activism Garibaldo Valdez, Ramon, Yale University Nationalist Attitudes and Support for Detaining Migrant Children Israel-Trummel, Mackenzie, University of Oklahoma The Constitution and Immigration Family Separation Settle, Allen, California Polytechnic State University Discussant: Castaneda Perez, Estefania, University of California, Los Angeles PANEL 07.06 Immigrant Incorporation, Socialization and Representation Location: Harbor H Chair: Cortes, Juvenal A., Occidental College Papers: Compliance “at the coal face”: Irregular Migration and Social Protection on Europe's Border Dobbs, Erica, Pomona College State/Local Contexts, the Reception of Immigrants and Immigrant Engagement Jones-Correa, Michael, University of Pennsylvania Where Does It Count? Political Socialization in Immigrant Hostile and Immigrant Welcoming States Osorio, Maricruz, University of California, Riverside Pathways to Policy Representation for Undocumented Immigrants Vera, Daisy, University of California, Los Angeles Discussant: Wong, Tom, University of California, San Diego
139 Friday, April 19, 2019 3:15 – 5:00 PM
PANEL 08.09 International Diplomacy and Peacekeeing Location: Golden Hill B Chair and Haas, Michael, University of Hawai'i Discussant: Papers: Localization of Transitional Justice: Who is the Local? Kazemi, Elham, University of California, Irvine Cooperating for Status: The Effects of Status Inconsistency on Cooperative Behavior Shreve, Aaron, Randolph College How is the Word Effective Used in Measuring the Success of UN Peacekeeping Missions? Stout, Molly, University of Memphis Affective Mediation: Emotion as Determinant of Mediation Tactics in Conflict Capelos, Tereza, University of Birmingham Poulopoulou, Maria, University of Birmingham PANEL 09.01 Methods Cafe Location: Harbor B Chair: Steele, Brent, University of Utah Tables: Autoethnographic Methods Behl, Natasha, Arizona State University Cross-Regional Contextualized Comparison Meets Analytic Eclecticism Sil, Rudra, University of Pennsylvania Political Ethnographic Methods Balkan, Osman, Swarthmore College Queer Methods Amoureux, Jack, Wake Forest University Research Ethics and the IRB System Schwartz-Shea, Peregrine, University of Utah Sensory Methods and Storytelling as Political Research Wiebe, Sarah, University of Hawai’i, Manoa
140 Friday, April 19, 2019 3:15 – 5:00 PM
PANEL 10.06 Law's Trials: The Performance of Legal Institutions in the U.S. 'War on Terror', and Law's Wars: The Fate of the Rule of Law in the U.S. 'War on Terror', by Richard Abel, Author Meets Critics Location: Ocean Beach Chair: Mayerfeld, Jamie, University of Washington Commentators: Bali, Asli, University of California Los Angeles Falk, Richard, University of California Santa Barbara Hajjar, Lisa, University of California Santa Barbara Peake, Jessica, University of California Los Angeles Author/ Abel, Richard, University of California, Los Angeles Responder: PANEL 12.04 Information, Advertising, and Politics Location: Promenade A Chair and Yanez, Aldo, California State Unviersity, Los Angeles Discussant: Papers: The Weakness of Weak Ties: Heterogeneity in the Effect of Technology on Collective Action Jenkins, Matthew, University of California, Santa Barbara Noisy Neighbors: How Negative Advertising in One State Affects Viewers Next Door Oklobdzija, Stan, UC San Diego News Diets and Democracy: Does Where we Seek Information Predict Trust in Civic Institutions? Turcotte, Jason, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona Iverson, Emily, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona PANEL 14.06 Rethinking IR Theory: Currency, Climate, Country Location: Solana Beach B Chair and Olney, Charles, University of Texas, Rio Grande Valley Discussant: Papers: Currency Manipulation as a Just cause for War? Crespo, Ricardo, University of California, Riverside Sovereignity and Obligation in Vattel's Law of Nations Hertzoff, Andrew, California State University, Sacramento Climate Activism Across Borders Rafanelli, Lucia, Chapman University
141 Friday, April 19, 2019 3:15 – 5:00 PM
PANEL 14.18 Conditions and Practices of Democratic Listening Location: Cortez Hill B Chair and Bickford, Susan, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Discussant: Papers: Poetic Approaches to Political Transformation: Cross-Sectoral Insights on Listening Against the Grain and For Activist Politics Beausoleil, Emily, Victoria University The Operationalization of Democratic Listening Scudder, Mary (Molly), Purdue University Dwelling in Discomfort: On the Conditions of Listening in Settler Colonial Australia de Souza, Poppy, Griffith University Dreher, Tanja, University of New South Wales PANEL 15.02 Roundtable: Mothers, Mourning, and Masculinity in Black Political Thought Location: Mission Beach C Chair: Shulman, George, New York University Participants: Hooker, Juliet, Brown University Menzel, Annie, University of Wisconsin-Madison Shulman, George, New York University Syedullah, Jasmine, Vassar College PANEL 15.09 Excluded Within: The (Un)Intelligibility of Radical Political Actors, by Sina Kramer, Author Meets Critics Location: Mission Beach B Chair: Martel, James, San Francisco State University Commentators: Markell, Patchen, Cornell University Martel, James, San Francisco State University Parris, Amanda, University of San Francisco Woodly, Deva, The New School Author/ Kramer, Sina, Loyola Marymount University Responder: PANEL 16.01 Beyond Shariati: Modernity, Cosmopolitanism, and Islam in Iranian Political Thought, by Siavash Saffari, Author Meets Critics Location: Cove Chair: Gordon, Jane, University of Connecticut
142 Friday, April 19, 2019 3:15 – 5:00 PM
Commentators: Daifallah, Yasmeen, University of California, Santa Cruz Davari, Arash, Whitman College Deylami, Shirin, Western Washington University Nikpour, Golnar, Dartmouth College Rahimi, Babak, University of California, San Diego Author/ Saffari, Siavash, Seoul National University Responder: PANEL 16.10 New Directions in Black Political Thought Location: Mission Beach A Chair and LeSure, Ainsley, Occidental College Discussant: Papers: Marronage and Black Lives Matter Peters, Tacuma, Michigan State University Not Equals But Men: Du Bois on Social Equality and Self- Conscious Manhood Rodman, Emma, University of Washington Democratic Impatience: Frederick Douglass and the Declaration of Independence Feit, Mario, Georgia State University Empire and Equal Opportunity: Audre Lorde on the U.S. Invasion of Grenada Turner, Jack, University of Washington PANEL 17.04 Constructing Nation: Racial Identity, Memory and the Politics of Order Location: Hillcrest B Chair and Nackenoff, Carol, Swarthmore College Discussant: Papers: The Racial Time of 20th Century U.S. Immigration Policy: The Case of the 1952 McCarran-Walter Act Fong, Edmund, University of Utah Deportation as Public Policy Frymer, Paul, Princeton University Reflections on Revolution and Order: A Republic if You can Keep It, 1763-1800 Ambar, Saladin, Rutgers University-New Brunswick
143 Friday, April 19, 2019 3:15 – 5:00 PM
Funded Memory Initiatives within Truth Commission Final Reports: From Recommendations to National Implementation Romeri-Lewis, Natalie, Brigham Young University Davidson, Susan, Brigham Young University PANEL 18.04 Corporate Spectacle and Critical Worldbuilding Location: Hillcrest A Chair: Barringer, Elizabeth, Bard College Papers: The Political Uses of Time and Light: Theorizing Nostalgia via Postfeminist Girlhood Beail, Linda, Point Loma Nazarene University Parables from a Deathworld: Biopolitics in Octavia Butler's Parable Series Joines, Jennifer, University of California, Los Angeles On Panthers, Leopards, and White Disavowal Plencner, Joshua, Union College Discussant: Lee, Fred, University of Connecticut, Storrs PANEL 21.08 Health Related Attitudes and Opinions Location: Golden Hill A Chair: Joesten-Martin, Danielle, California State University, Sacramento Papers: Expanding the Role of Self-interest: A Case of Healthcare Reform Livaudais, Maria, University of New Mexico Self-Interest and Symbolic Politics in Post-Obamacare Health Insurance Coverage Reny, Tyler, University of California, Los Angeles Sears, David, University of California, Los Angeles Abortion and Public Opinion: Use Condom Sense Brown, Alec, University of Nevada, Las Vegas The Effect of Trust and Proximity on Vaccine Propensity Baumgaertner, Bert, University of Idaho Carlisle, Juliet, University of Utah Carson, Emma, Independent Researcher Kizer, Jordan, University of Texas at Austin Justwan, Florian, University of Idaho Discussant: Mo, Cecilia, University of California, Berkeley
144 Friday, April 19, 2019 3:15 – 5:00 PM
PANEL 23.18 Space, Racialization, and Group Consciousness Location: Promenade B Chair and DeSipio, Louis, University of California, Irvine Discussant: Papers: Latino Pan-ethnic Reactions to the Racialization of Mexican and Salvadoran Immigrants Barreto, Matt, University of California, Los Angeles Acuna, Samantha, University of California, Los Angeles (Trans)Border Identities: Political attitudes, threat and identity in U.S. - Mexico Frontera Garcia-Rios, Sergio, Cornell University Castañeda Perez, Estefania, University of California, Los Angeles Ethnic Identity among Latino Millennials: A Predictor for Political Participation Macias-Mejia, Yoshira, University of New Mexico PANEL 24.02 Roundtable: Budgeting in the Western States, Part II Location: Harbor A Chair: Robinson, Jennifer, Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute, University of Utah Participants: Alaska Wright, Glenn Daniel, 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 Moore, Colin, University of Hawaii at Manoa Idaho Fredericksen, Elizabeth, Boise State University Montana Haber, Paul, University of Montana Nevada Morin, Robert, Western Nevada College
145 Friday, April 19, 2019 3:15 – 5:00 PM
New Mexico Seckler, Kim, New Mexico State University Oregon Steel, Brent, Oregon State University Henkels, Mark, Western Oregon University Utah Ball, Jonathan, Office of the Legislative Fiscal Analyst Tennert, Juliette, University of Utah Robinson, Jennifer, Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute, University of Utah Washington Benjamin, Francis, Washington State University Wyoming Schumann, Robert, University of Wyoming Discussant: Barsky, Christina, University of Montana PANEL 25.09 Understanding Our Roles as Classroom Managers, Mentors, and Instructors Location: Harbor D Chair and Dunn, Joe, Converse College Discussant: Papers: Teaching to Transform - Educating 21st Century Diverse Student Learners Levy, La Della, College of Southern Nevada Gendered Dynamics in Mentoring Graduate Students Fattore, Christina, West Virginia University Fisher, Shauna, West Virginia University Worst Teacher Ever! An Analysis of Student Evaluation Comments from the Lowest Rated Faculty Hartlaub, Stephen, Frostburg State University Hartlaub, Mark, Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi PANEL 29.04 Roundtable: Taking it to the Beach: Strategies for Engaging the Public on Climate Change Location: Bankers Hill Chair: Deitz, Janna, APSA This roundtable, organized by the APSA, will discuss strategies for increasing public knowledge and engagement in climate change.
146 Friday, April 19, 2019 3:15 – 5:00 PM
Participants: Rosia-Tremonti, Ashley L., Office of Sustainability, City of San Diego Rivard, Ry, Voice of San Diego Sarathy, Brinda, Pitzer College Sekich-Quinn, Stefanie, Surfrider Foundation Victor, David, University of California, San Diego PANEL 30.04 The Algorithmic Transformation of Everyday Life Location: Pier Chair and Fiori, Nicholas, The New School for Social Research Discussant: Papers: Algorithmic Interpellation Gorham, Ashley, University of Pennsylvania DuBrin, Rosie, University of Pennsylvania Topic Modeling Trump Tweets: A Computational Grounded Theory Approach to Understanding Social Media Political Talk Marichal, Jose, California Lutheran University Social Publics and Politics: Algorithms, Online Communities and Political Engagement Woodard, Davon, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University PANEL 31.05 Roundtable: Lessons in Teaching and Learning: Asian American Politics in 2018 Location: Cortez Hill C Chair: Le, Loan, Institute for Good Government and Inclusion Participants: Aoki, Andrew, Augsburg University Filler, Nicole, Highline College Junn, Jane, University of Southern California Takeda, Oki, Aoyama Gakuin University PANEL 33.04 Meditation in Institutions: Churches and Corporations Location: Marina Room Chair and Purser, Ron, San Francisco State University Discussant: Papers: Touring the (mindful) State of Nature: The Environmental Limitations in Sri Lankan Cosmopolitan Nationalism Ward, Shelby, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University (Virginia Tech)
147 Friday, April 19, 2019 3:15 – 5:00 PM
PANEL 34.03 Public Opinion and Opposition Location: Boardwalk Chair: Baggott Carter, Erin, University of Southern California Papers: It's Good to Be King: How Ruler Type Shapes Expectations of Ruler Conduct in Authoritarian Regimes Williamson, Scott, Stanford University Opposing Autocracy without Democratization: Uncovering Non-democratic Critics in China Zhang, Tongtong, Stanford University Jee, Haemin, Stanford University Contesting Autocracy: Explaining the Origins of Opposition Strongholds Letsa, Natalie, University of Oklahoma Arriola, Leonardo, University of California, Berkeley Dow, David, Duke University PANEL 35.08 Subnational U.S. Climate Risk Governance and Polycentrism Location: Harbor E Chair: Abel, Troy, Western Washington University Papers: Principled Design: Analyzing Colorado’s Oil and Gas Memorandums of Understanding (MOUs) Using Common-Pool Resource (CPR) Theory’s Design Principles (DPs) Bailey, Kathleen, University of Colorado, Denver Learning Ambition: The Diffusion of Stronger Greenhouse Gas Targets Among U.S. States Glasgow, Derek, Mercer University Zhao, Shuang, University of Alabama in Huntsville Rai, Saatvika, University of Toledo Drama or Tragedy: Climate Politics in Washington State Rogers, Ellen, Washington State University, Vancouver Stephan, Mark, Washington State University, Vancouver Subnational Climate Risk Governance and Efficacy in the U.S. Daley, Dorothy, University of Kansas Discussant: Olofsson, Kristin, University of Colorado, Denver
148 Friday, April 19, 2019 3:15 – 5:00 PM
PANEL 37.01 Roundtable: Racial Bias in Political Science: The State of the Discipline Location: Harbor G Chair: Hancock Alfaro, Ange-Marie, University of Southern California Participants: Angevine, Sara, Whittier College Becker, Megan, University of Southern California Hancock Alfaro, Ange-Marie, University of Southern California Junn, Jane, University of Southern California Mendez, Matthew, California State University, Channel Islands Zvobgo, Kelebogile, University of Southern California
5:15 – 6:00 PM
Awards Ceremony and WPSA Business Meeting Harbor A
6:00 – 7:45 PM
WPSA Reception Fourth Floor Pool Deck
149 Saturday, April 20, 2019 8:00 - 9:45 AM
Saturday, April 20, 2019 8:00 - 9:45 AM PANEL 01.10 Comparative Political Economy I: Markets, Commodities, Taxing, and Titling Location: Harbor C Chair: Logvinenko, Igor, Wellesley College Papers: Comparing Political Economies: Beyond the OECD Bozonelos, Dino, California State University, San Marcos Outlaw Heaven: Why States Become Tax Havens Dainoff, Charles, University of Idaho The Social Costs of Titling Land in Uganda Gochberg, William, University of Washington State Capacity and the Distributive Consequences of Commodity Booms Rogers, Melissa, Claremont Graduate University Paniagua, Victoria, Notre Dame Beramendi, Pablo, Duke University Discussant: Mahler, Vincent, Loyola University Chicago PANEL 03.08 The Anthropocene, Climate Machines and Postcolonial Ecologies Location: Torrey Hills A Chair: Grove, Jairus, University of Hawai’i at Manoa Papers: Designing for Death: Synthetic Biology and Species Conservation Yee, Aubrey, University of Hawai’i at Manoa The Anthropocene as Abstract Machine Connolly, William, Johns Hopkins University An Ecology of Settlement: Reconsidering the Climate of Colonialism Grove, Jairus, University of Hawai’i at Manoa Animate Landscapes of the Anthropocene: A Conversation with Zarathustra and the African Soothsayer Ignatov, Anatoli, Appalachian State University Discussant: Anker, Elisabeth, George Washington University PANEL 03.18 Nature, Truth, and Resistance in the Age of Trump Location: Torrey Hills B Chair: Luke, Timothy, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
150 Saturday, April 20, 2019 8:00 - 9:45 AM
Papers: Truth, Lies, and Authority Wilson, Harlan, Oberlin College The Limits of Epistemic Toleration: Science and ''Post-truth'' Politics Emmelhainz, Roger, University of Colorado at Boulder Wild Nature versus Democratic Equality: The Peculiar Case of Mr. Donald J. Trump Jr Scerri, Andy, Virginia Tech Living Like We Really Are In This Together: An Ethos of Sustainability for a Warming World Hodgetts, Matthew, Case Western Reserve University Discussant: Hejny, Jessica, Amherst College PANEL 04.09 Environmental Policy Issues at Subnational-levels Location: Harbor G Chair: Kettler, Jaclyn, Boise State University Papers: Unilateral Provision of a Piecemeal Public Good: Why Subnational Actors Choose to Undertake Climate Mitigation in the Absence of a Global Agreement Kelsey, Nina, Elliott School of International Affairs, George Washington University State Implementation Capacity for Managing Federal Environmental Programs Birdsall, Chris, Boise State University Fowler, Luke, Boise State University Rural-Urban Differences in Acceptance of Water Management Strategies in Idaho Hubbard, Monica, Boise State University Rural-Urban Questions in Policy Diffusion? Examining the Impacts of Smokefree Policies on the Reduction in ETS Exposure at the Municipal Level Conner, Sean C., Mississippi State University Breen, Joseph, Mississippi State University Tax and Spend? Wildernes Designation and Local Communities Yonk, Ryan, Utah State University Discussant: Breen, Joseph, Mississippi State University PANEL 07.07 Understanding Attitudes Toward Immigrants Location: Harbor I Chair: Fetzer, Joel, Pepperdine University
151 Saturday, April 20, 2019 8:00 - 9:45 AM
Papers: Invisible by Choice: Dual In-Group and Out-Group Membership and Identity of Undocumented Immigrants Lee, Jessica HyunJeong, University of California, Los Angeles The Contours of Asian American Attitudes Towards Undocumented Immigration: A Cross-Racial Analysis of Asian Americans and Latinos Penumaka, Evangel, University of California, Los Angeles Lee, Jessica HyunJeong, University of California, Los Angeles Leung, Vivien, University of California, Los Angeles The Political Geography of Wage Inequality and Public Opinion Toward Latinos: A Text Analysis Approach Madrid Jr., Raul, Occidental College Lee, Dong-wook, Claremont Graduate University The Criminalization of Immigration: The Impact of Race on State Immigration Laws Mariner, EmmaLia, Oberlin College Discussant: Jones-Correa, Michael, University of Pennsylvania PANEL 08.10 International Conflict Location: Golden Hill B Chair and Kunze, Stefanie, Northern Arizona University Discussant: Papers: Ethnocide and Its Perpetrators Frey, Sarah Anne, Northern Arizona University Kunze, Stefanie, Northern Arizona University Post-Cold War Frozen Conflicts in South-East Europe: between Sustainable Solutions and a Threat to World Peace Picula, Bosko, University of Zagreb The Political Economy of the Syrian Civil War Tagma, Halit, Northern Arizona University PANEL 14.10 Neoliberalism’s New Imaginary Location: Solana Beach A Chair and Lavin, Chad, University at Buffalo, SUNY Discussant: Papers: The Hermeneutic Problem of Neoliberalism Kehlenbach, Stefan, University of California Riverside The Market and the Factory: Democratic Agency and the Image of Networked Capital Kielty, Colin, University of Colorado, Boulder
152 Saturday, April 20, 2019 8:00 - 9:45 AM
Training for Precarity: Internships, Gigs, and the Paradoxes of Freedom Watkins, Robert, Columbia College Chicago PANEL 15.11 Comparative Political Theory Location: Mission Beach B Chair and Daifallah, Yasmeen, University of California, Santa Cruz Discussant: Papers: Re-Turning to the Mahābhārata: Peter Brook and Political Theory Gray, Stuart, Washington and Lee University Another Time of Peoplehood: Anticolonial Federalism and the Search for a Ground Beyond Collective Will Sultan, Nazmul, University of Chicago Creolized Political Theory and the Domain of Biology Melonas, Alex, Temple University Toward a Canon in Latin American Political Thought: Incorporating the Early Peruvian Indigenous Writers Hoyt, Katherine, Alliance for Global Justice (retired) PANEL 15.23 Political Theory at the Intersection of Climate Change and Human Rights Location: Mission Beach C Chair: Locke, Jill, Gustavus Adolphus College Papers: Denial and Debilitation: Environmental Human Rights and the Harm of Climate Change Denial Hiskes, Rich, Grand Valley State University Neoliberalism, Nature, and the National Interest Kaneti, Marina, National University of Singapore Taking Responsibility for Climate Change Goodhart, Michael, University of Pittsburgh Dignity, Development, and the Vulnerable Body Zivi, Karen, Grand Valley State University Discussant: Baer, Madeline, San Diego State University PANEL 15.36 Interrogating What's Real Location: Ocean Beach Chair: Campi, Ashleigh, Loyola Marymount University Papers: From Order to Organizing: Political Realism after Trump Phulwani, Vijay, Cornell University
153 Saturday, April 20, 2019 8:00 - 9:45 AM
Inequity and Access: Finding Truth in the World of Alternative Facts and Fake-News Hubbard-Mattix, Laci, Washington State University Anthropocenic Realism Arnold, Jeremy, Independent Scholar Anarchist Ironism and Post-Truth Ideology Pedroso, Joaquin, Florida International University Narrative as Mirror: Finding Meaning in Fantasy Travis, Candice, University of Massachusetts-Amherst Discussants: Campi, Ashleigh, Loyola Marymount University Tom, Caitlin, York University PANEL 16.13 Sovereignty, Law, Empire Location: Promenade A Chair: Ghossein, Mohamad, University of Ottawa Papers: The Low Principles of Jurisprudence: Legalism and Anti- Legalism in Burke's Impeachment of Warren Hastings Goodman, Rob, McGill University Reclaiming Westphalia: Early Modern Federation and the Origins of Territorial Non-Sovereignty Jurkevics, Anna, University of British Columbia Hobbes on Personation and Authorisation, Redux Lee, Thomas, University of California, Berkeley Discussant: Hendrix, Burke, University of Oregon PANEL 22.03 Health Politics and Policy Location: Cove Chair: Grumbach, Jake, Princeton University Papers: Tobacco Industry Promotions and Pricing after Tax Increases: An Analysis of Internal Industry Documents Apollonio, Dorie, University of California, San Francisco Glantz, Stanton, University of California, San Francisco The U.S. Health Care System as a Common-Pool Resource Dilemma: Understanding Rule Mismatch, Free Riding and Service Inequities Gregory, Sean, Northern Arizona University Hanlon, Jeff, Northern Arizona University
154 Saturday, April 20, 2019 8:00 - 9:45 AM
Private Power in Public Programs: The Causes and Implications of the Growing Presence of Managed Care in Medicare and Medicaid Kelly, Andrew, California State University, East Bay Informal Norms About Eating and Health: A Comparison of France, Italy and the United States Cervini, Chiara, Purdue University Boling, Patricia, Purdue University A Heritage of the Affordable Care Act with No Foundation: Why the Affordable Care Act is not a “Republican Plan” Lemieux, Scott, University of Washington Skinner, Daniel, Ohio University Discussants: Schlager, Edella, University of Arizona Grumbach, Jake, Princeton University PANEL 23.04 The Fight for Time: Migrant Day Laborers and the Politics of Precarity by Paul Apostolidis, Author Meets Critics Location: Cortez Hill B Chair: Gonzales, Alfonso, University of California, Riverside Commentators: Balaguera, Martha, University of Toronto Gordon, Jane, University of Connecticut Ponce, Albert, Diablo Valley College Rocco, Raymond, University of California, Los Angeles Author/ Apostolidis, Paul, Whitman College Responder: PANEL 23.08 Immigration Politics and Policy Location: Harbor E Chair and Walker, Hannah, Rutgers University Discussant: Papers: Neighbors in the Struggle Carey, Tony, University of North Texas Silva, Andrea, University of North Texas Relationship between Farming and Latino Demographic Changes in the United States Clay, Jared, University of New Mexico The DREAM Act: Looking Towards the Past to Understand Its Future Matos, Yalidy, Rutgers University, New Brunswick Lopez, Ruth, University of Houston Project 100% and Anti-Immigrant Sentiment in San Diego County Nantkes, Amy, Claremont Graduate University
155 Saturday, April 20, 2019 8:00 - 9:45 AM
PANEL 23.19 The Origins and Consequences of Linked Fate Location: Promenade B Chair and Stout, Christopher, Oregon State University Discussant: Papers: Constructing Linked Fate: Spatiality, Racialization, and the Production of Intragroup Networks de la Vega, Izul, University of California, Los Angeles Effects of Discourse on the African American Community Horton, Khyla, Soka University of America How Linked Fate Evolved: Tracing the Roots of Asian American and African American Group Consciousness Kim, Jae Yeon, University of California, Berkeley Coethnicity and Responsiveness: Evidence from U.S. State Legislators Visalvanich, Neil, Durham University Crabtree, Charles, University of Michigan Gell-Redman, Micah, University of Georgia PANEL 24.04 State and Local Environmental Politics Location: Solana Beach B Papers: Environmental Change, Energy Consumption and Conservation in the American States Brierly, Allen, Northern Iowa From Bathrooms to Beaches: Examining the Sources of Political Polarization in North Carolina Bullock, Graham, Davidson College Community Gardens: The Elixir of All Maladies? Delshad, Ashlie, West Chester University of Pennsylvania Innovation and Adaptation: The Failures of Policy Responses to Climate Change in Rural Canada Hallstrom, Lars, University of Alberta Orange County, CA: From Red to Purple Smoller, Fred, Chapman University Moodian, Mike, Chapman Univesity PANEL 27.07 State Elections Location: Harbor A Chair: Stambough, Stephen, California State University, Fullerton Papers: Forecasting Issue Elections Through Push Polling Marshall, Thomas, The University of Texas at Arlington
156 Saturday, April 20, 2019 8:00 - 9:45 AM
Casting More Ballots that Count: Implications for Ballot Design Tran, Dari, University of the Pacific Smith, Keith, University of the Pacific Using Panel Data to Study Proposition Vote Intentions Jarvis, Matthew Political Equality and Science Policy Latner, Michael, California Polytechnic State University Discussant: McCuan, David, Sonoma State University PANEL 28.06 Women and Elections Location: Hillcrest C Chair: Alexander, Amy, University of Gothenburg Papers: Election Aversion: Gender Differences in Dislike of Elections and Their Behavioral Effects Miller, Patrick, University of Kansas Conover, Pamela Johnston, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Gendered Campaign Financing: Lessons from Chile Siavelis, Peter, Wake Forest University Hinojosa, Magda, Arizona State University Piscopo, Jennifer, Occidental College Thomas, Gwynn, University at Buffalo Competing or Complementary Contexts? Women-Friendliness and Majority-Minority Districts Pyeatt, Nicholas, Pennsylvania State University- Altoona Yanus, Alixandra, High Point University Stereotype Use and Candidate Evaluation: What Happens When Two Women Compete for Office? Schmitt, Elizabeth, University of Arizona Discussants: Heidt-Forsythe, Erin, Pennsylvania State University Craig, Stephen, University of Florida PANEL 29.07 Climate Change and the Battle for Public Opinion Location: Cortez Hill C Chair: Dolsak, Nives, University of Washington Papers: Climate Policy and Political Viability: Case Studies in Elite Institutional Support Miller, Chris, Indiana University
157 Saturday, April 20, 2019 8:00 - 9:45 AM
New Nomads: Energy Use and Community Values in Mobile and Transient Populations Nalband, Eamon, California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo Contextualizing Climate Change Deniers Scattergood, Wendy, St. Norbert College Saavedra-Cisneros, Angel, St. Norbert College The Personification of Global Warming: Al Gore and Climate Change Sparrow, Bartholomew, The University of Texas at Austin Discussants: Dolsak, Nives, University of Washington Abel, Troy, Western Washington University PANEL 33.05 Healing Justice and Trauma Location: Marina Room Chair and Godrej, Farah, University of California, Riverside Discussant: Papers: An Inconvenient Brain: Framing Climate Change Politics for Humans Baker, Raquel, California State University, Channel Islands Baker, Dana, California State University, Channel Islands The Healing Justice Organization Pyles, Loretta, University at Albany Healing Justice: Black Existentialism, Black Lives Matter, and the Cultivation of Beloved Community Rowe, James K., University of Victoria
PANEL 34.04 Legacies of Repression Location: Boardwalk Chair: Siegel, David, Duke University Papers: The Geography of Repression and Support for Democracy: Evidence from the Pinochet Dictatorship Martinez, Luis, University of Chicago Bautista, Maria Angelica, University of Chicago Gonzalez, Felipe, Pontifical Catholic University of Chile Muñoz, Pablo, University of California, Berkeley Prem, Mounu, Universidad del Rosario
158 Saturday, April 20, 2019 8:00 - 9:45 AM
The Long-Term Impact of Mobilization and Repression on Political Trust in China Desposato, Scott, University of California, San Diego Wang, Gang Wu, Jason, Indiana State University Autocratic Rule and Social Capital: Evidence from Imperial China Meng Xue, Melanie, Northwestern University Koyama, Mark
159 Saturday, April 20, 2019 10:00 - 11:45 AM
Saturday, April 20, 2019 10:00 - 11:45 AM PANEL 01.09 Politics of Patronage, Parties, and Criminal Institutions Location: Harbor C Chair: Lee, Dong-wook, Claremont Graduate University Papers: Can the Cartel Speak? Reading Mexican Narco-Messages as Speech Acts Johnson, Philip Luke, The Graduate Center, City University of New York The Political Dimensions of Malaysia's BR1M Policy: Patronage and Party Competition Wagner, Matthew, University of South Carolina Narco Robin Hoods: Community Support for Illicit Economies and Violence in Rural Central America Blume, Laura, Boston University Explaining Public Support for Government Redistribution in the Developed World: The Gap between Objective Benefits and Subjective Perceptions Mahler, Vincent, Loyola University Chicago Hii, Adam, Loyola University Chicago Discussants: Rogers, Melissa, Claremont Graduate University Lee, Dong-wook, Claremont Graduate University PANEL 03.09 Senses of Place and Political Sensibilities Location: Torrey Hills A Chair: Suk, Mina, Arizona State University Papers: Climate Change, Displacement, and Civic Memory Cannavò, Peter, Hamilton College Changing Rhythms of Democratic Practice Erev, Stephanie, Johns Hopkins University Disruption, Loss, and Place: Identity, Wellbeing, and the Impacts of Shock Events Schlosberg, David, Sydney Environment Institute, University of Sydney Della Bosca, Hannah, Sydney Environment Institute, University of Sydney Craven, Luke, Sydney Environment Institute, University of Sydney
160 Saturday, April 20, 2019 10:00 - 11:45 AM
Decolonizing Place: Personhood, Recognition, and Environmental Counter-Hegemonies Witlacil, Mary, Colorado State University Discussant: Ignatov, Anatoli, Appalachian State University PANEL 04.10 Discourses and Narratives in Environmental Policy Location: Harbor G Chair and Wadsworth, Nancy, University of Denver Discussant: Papers: The New ''Imaginary'' of Governance: Understanding Opportunities and Challenges of Multi-Stakeholder Collaboration As a Tool to Reform Forestry-Governance in Nepal Maskey, Stuty, Oregon State University The Future as a Governance Object in the International Climate Change Regime Milkoreit, Manjana, Purdue University Co-opting the Climate? The Power of Issue Framing and Environmental Policy Badruzzaman, Aeshna, Northeastern University Kushi, Sidita, Tufts University Marion, Summer, Northeastern University Conceptions of Security in Global Environmental Discourses: Exploring the Water-Energy-Food Security Nexus Liebenguth, Julianne, Colorado State University Masculine Grievance and the Rhetoric of Energy Dominance Schneider, Jen, Boise State University PANEL 06.06 Intersectional Analyses of Candidate Emergence, Ambition, and Success Location: Harbor I Chair: Sampaio, Anna, Santa Clara University Papers: Her Mayorship: The Role of Race and Gender in Mayoral Elections Cargile, Ivy A., California State University, Bakersfield Garcia-Castanon, Marcela, San Francisco State University Altema-McNeely, Natasha, University of Texas, Rio Grande Valley Gender and Congressional Elections Fulton, Sarah, Texas A&M University Kostanca, Dhima, Texas A&M University
161 Saturday, April 20, 2019 10:00 - 11:45 AM
Does Democracy Require Nonbiased Citizens? An Assessment of Intersectionality and Candidate Evaluation Han Tuncez, Beyzanur, University of California, Riverside State Legislature Professionalization and Equality of Access: Implications for Underrepresented Groups Hanson, Erik, University of California, Los Angeles Careers in the U.S. House: The Effect of Gender. Lazarus, Jeffrey, Georgia State University Steigerwalt, Amy Clark, Micayla Discussant: Sacco, Jennifer, Quinnipiac University PANEL 07.10 Roundtable: Interrogating Critical Spaces: The Border, The Wall Location: Harbor A Chair: Alvarez, Linda, California State University, Northridge Participants: Alvarez, Linda, California State University, Northridge Arnold, Kathleen, DePaul University Cortes, Juvenal A., Occidental College Gonzales, Alfonso, University of California, Riverside Zimmerman, Arely, Pomona College PANEL 08.02 International Trade Location: Cortez Hill A Chair and Horn, Dirk, California State University, Bakersfield Discussant: Papers: Improvement and Development of U.S. - Korea Free Trade Agreement (KORUS FTA) Ahn, Minchul, Claremont Graduate University Environment, Climate Change and Sustainable Development: Prospects and Challenges of Growth Strategy Dwivedi, Dr. Sangit Sarita, Bharati College, University of Delhi, India Impacts of Tangible and Intangible Elements of Aid for Trade on the Globalization of Developing Countries Lee, Hyo Won, Yonsei University Kim, Youngwan, Hankuk University of Foreign Studies Disrupting Barriers: Automation, Migration, and Trade Stein, Eric, University of California, Santa Barbara
162 Saturday, April 20, 2019 10:00 - 11:45 AM
Third Worldism and BRICS: Cleavages and Alignment in the International System Schneider, Aaron, University of Denver Kolovos, Amaleia, University of Denver PANEL 08.11 U.S. Security Policy Location: Golden Hill B Chair and Kinne, Brandon, University of California, Davis Discussant: Papers: Market Capitalization and Consequences: Why It Pays to be a Publicly Traded Defense Contractor Mahoney, Charles, California State University, Long Beach Islam and United States Foreign Policy Preferences Sandlin, Evan, University of California, Davis Simmons, Daniel, University of California, Davis How Shame Ends Steele, Brent, University of Utah Covert Compliance: Impression Management and the Laws of War in Covert Military Operations Traven, David, California State University, Fullerton President Trump, Mexicans, and U.S.-Mexico Relations Vanderbush, Walt, Miami University PANEL 10.07 The Impact of the Supreme Court Location: Cortez Hill C Chair and Lemieux, Scott, University of Washington Discussant: Papers: Caperton v. A.T. Massey Coal Co.: A Ten Year Retrospective of Its Impact on the Judiciary McLeod, Aman, University of Idaho On the Uses and Misuses of Political Power Davies, Robert, Bard College PANEL 13.04 Comparative Studies of Parties and Movements Location: Harbor F Chair: Majumder, Sreenath, Manchester University Papers: Ethnic Party Formation and Success: The Strategic Roles of Reserved Seats, Parties, and Horizontal Accountability FitzGerald, Michael, Portland State University
163 Saturday, April 20, 2019 10:00 - 11:45 AM
Examining the (Niche) Electoral Successes of Radical Right Parties Luartz, Lewis, University of California, Riverside The Subnational Resilience of Partisanship in Latin America Sells, Cameron, University of California, San Diego Social Movement Messaging and Audience Effects Work, Alexis, The University of Arizona An Analysis of the Determinants of Unorganized Citizens’ Protests: The Korean Candlelight Protests of 2016–17 Kang, WooJin, KyungPook National University, South Korea Discussant: Pyeatt, Nicholas, Pennsylvania State University- Altoona PANEL 14.07 Democracy’s Knowledge Location: Harbor B Chair and Taylor, Robert, University of California, Davis Discussant: Papers: Consensualism, Voluntarism, and Democratic Authority Kaufman, Alexander, University of Georgia Flawed Wisdom: The Challenges of Knowledge Systems in Epistocracy and Democracy Lucky, Matthew, Indiana University Bloomington Information Costs as a Justification for Paternalism Pickett, Brent, University of Wyoming Political Interpretation: An Approach to Political Knowledge in the Public Realm Wallach, John, Hunter College and The Graduate Center, The City University of New York PANEL 14.11 Us and Them: Identity, Resentment, Inclusion, Exit Location: Solana Beach A Chair and Watkins, David, University of Dayon Discussant: Papers: Claiming Ideologylessness As a Political Tactic Kaswan, Mark, University of Texas Rio Grande Valley The Politics of Preservation: Openness to Inclusion Across Associational Frames Olney, Charles, University of Texas, Rio Grande Valley Rethinking Resentment Owings, Thomas, Ohio University
164 Saturday, April 20, 2019 10:00 - 11:45 AM
The Identity Impasse: Thinking Beyond the Additive Logic of Liberal and Left Identitarianism Regina, Carly, University of Pennsylvania Wuest, Jo, University of Pennsylvania PANEL 14.20 Philosophy for Children Workshop Location: Mission Beach C Chair: Katz, Claire, Texas A&M University Description: The aim of Philosophy for Children (P4C) pedagogy is to develop a community of philosophical inquiry. A concept emerging out of the philosophies of John Dewey and Charles Peirce, the community of inquiry emphasizes that knowledge is both socially embedded and contingent, empowering students to investigate conceptual problems collaboratively. With its focus on teaching a style of inquiry rather than specific content, the pedagogy of P4C can be applied in a number of educational spaces beyond the pre-college philosophy classroom, in particular, in the university classroom. Looking for new pedagogies to use in their classrooms, faculty and graduate students have turned to P4C in order to develop robust critical and creative thinking in addition to forming a collaborative learning community. This workshop will introduce the pedagogical framework of P4C while also providing an opportunity to practice the skills required to transform their own classrooms into a community of inquiry. Discussants: Katz, Claire, Texas A&M University Conway, Daniel, Texas A&M University PANEL 15.12 Indigeneity, Borders, and Settler Colonialism Location: Mission Beach B Chair: Nikpour, Golnar, Dartmouth College Papers: Rationalism and the Silencing and Distorting of Indigenous Voices Allard-Tremblay, Yann, Glendon College, York University Indigenous Territoriality is Not (Entirely) About Land Hendrix, Burke, University of Oregon A Political Aesthetic of Remembrance: Colonial Violence in Australia's Memorial Landscape Britt, Lucy, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill Discussant: Ferguson, Kennan, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee PANEL 15.37 Theorizing Authenticity and Autonomy Location: Ocean Beach
165 Saturday, April 20, 2019 10:00 - 11:45 AM
Papers: Recognition, Identity, and Collective Self-Definition Tom, Caitlin, York University Vulnerability and Autonomy: A Complex Relationship Knight, Amber, University of North Carolina, Charlotte The Organizer as Radical Pedagogue: Myles Horton on the problem of manipulation Inouye, Mie, Yale University Enacting Reproductive Autonomy, Prefiguring Feminist Futures: Safe but Illegal Abortions as Feminist Counterpractice Leach, Brittany, University of Virginia PANEL 16.11 Affect and Emotion in Political Thought Location: Mission Beach A Chair and Hanley, Danielle, Rutgers University Discussant: Papers: Machiavelli and the Politics of Madness Brantley, Laura, Claremont Graduate University Mencius, Carnal Hermeneutics, and the Pathos of Buren (不忍): An Essay in Honor of Hwa Yol Jung Kim, Juman, University of Oregon A Musical Defense of Political Animal Phenomenology: Aristotle by Way of Arendt and Abram Sharpless, Ike, University of California, San Diego PANEL 16.14 America in Political Thought Location: Promenade A Chair: Eber-Schmid, Noah, University of Oregon Papers: Is America Growing Old? Rui, Riza, University of California, Los Angeles The Limits of “Condign Punishment”: Thaddeus Stevens’ Defense of Radical Reconstruction and the Politics of Wartime Svabek, Lawrence, University of Chicago Discussant: Seery, John, Pomona College PANEL 20.04 Performance, Evaluation and Issues in New Public Management Location: Harbor H Chair and Butz, Adam, California State University, Long Beach Discussant:
166 Saturday, April 20, 2019 10:00 - 11:45 AM
Papers: Is New Public Management Alive in the Public University? Camarillo, Earlene, Western Oregon University Exploring the Diverse Purposes of Performance Information Use in Nonprofits Lee, Chongmyoung, California State University, Los Angeles Reducing Inequalities for At-Risk Youth through a Structured, Reading Enhanced, School-Based Mentoring Program Teye, Amanda, James Madison University Peaslee, Liliokanaio, James Madison University PANEL 21.10 Trust, Blame, and Cooperation Location: Cove Chair: Valdes, Julia, University of California Irvine Papers: The Political Psychology of Reaction: Understanding the Affective and Motivational Drivers of Political Reactionism Capelos, Tereza, University of Birmingham Demertzis, Nicolas, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens (Implicit) Trust in Government in China Huang, Haifeng, University of California, Merced Nicholson, Stephen, University of California, Merced Intawan, Chanita, University of California, Merced Crisis and Confidence: An Experiment on Public Opinion and Officer-involved Shootings Simmons, Daniel, University of California, Davis Discussant: Bäck, Hanna, Lund University PANEL 23.10 Race, Ethnicity and Partisanship Location: Harbor E Chair and Kim, Jae Yeon, University of California, Berkeley Discussant: Papers: Holding the Fort? The Political Attitudes and Policy Views of Latino Republicans in the Age of Trump Casellas, Jason, University of Houston Cortina, Jeronimo, University of Houston Latino Macropartisanship 1983-2016: Measurement and Implications Johnson, Gregg, Valparaiso University Dyck, Joshua, University of Massachusetts-Lowell
167 Saturday, April 20, 2019 10:00 - 11:45 AM
When the Partisan Cue is Silent: Latino Co-ethnic Mobilization and the CA Senate Seat Gutierrez, Angela, University of California, Los Angeles Inverting the Lens: The Role of White Privilege In Party and Candidate Evaluations Dobbs, Reagan, University of California, Merced Nicholson, Stephen, University of California, Merced Foundations of the Alt-Right Movement Gardner, Michelle, University of California, Irvine PANEL 23.21 El Sur en El Norte: Subaltern Latinos in the U.S. Location: Promenade B Chair: Rocco, Raymond, University of California, Los Angeles Papers: The Fight for Time: Migrant Day Laborers and the Politics of Precarity Apostolidis, Paul, Whitman College Contentious Citizenship: Central Americans' Transnational Belonging in the United States Zimmerman, Arely, Pomona College At the Limits of Sovereignty: Motion, Confinement, and Political Subjects in Transit across the Americas Balaguera, Martha, University of Toronto Specters of Belonging: The Political Life Cycle of Mexican Migrants Félix, Adrián, University of California, Riverside Discussant: Gonzales, Alfonso, University of California, Riverside PANEL 24.05 Race, Class and Inequality in American States Location: Solana Beach B Chair and McDaniel, Jason, San Francisco State University Discussant: Papers: Place Identity in San Diego - Tijuana Tourism: Stigma and Privilege on an Asymmetric Border Carruthers, David, San Diego State University Hill Maher, Kristen, San Diego State University Technology-Based Solutions in Food Redistribution Esparza, Elizabeth, California Polytechnic State University San Luis Obispo Undocumented Immigration, Local Politics, and the Reawakening of Conservative Activism in California Currin-Percival, Mary, San José State University 168 Saturday, April 20, 2019 10:00 - 11:45 AM
Percival, Garrick, San José State University Neiman, Max, University of California, Berkeley A Matter of Life or Death: How Racial Representation Shapes Compliance with Government Orders Trounstine, Jessica, University of California, Merced Lucero, Eddie, University of California, Merced You Still Live There: Limitations of the Social Welfare Policy Wilson, Meghan, The University of Chicago PANEL 25.04 Roundtable: Politics, Play, and Pedagogy Location: Harbor D Chair: Parrish, John, Loyola Marymount University Participants: Ferguson, Michaele, University of Colorado at Boulder Kessel, Alisa, University of Puget Sound Roberts, Joseph, Roger Williams University PANEL 27.06 Celebrities and Politics Location: Hillcrest B Chair: O'Regan, Valerie, California State University, Fullerton Papers: Can Celebrities Set the Agenda? Nownes, Tony, University of Tennessee, Knoxville The Political Voice of American Celebrities DeWitt, Darin, California State University, Long Beach Celebrities' Anti-Trafficking Activism: Illuminating the Invisible, Exercising Power? Majic, Samantha, John Jay College- City University of New York Celebrities and Politics: the Donald Effect O'Regan, Valerie, California State University, Fullerton Discussants: DeWitt, Darin, California State University, Long Beach Majic, Samantha, John Jay College- City University of New York Nownes, Tony, University of Tennessee, Knoxville O'Regan, Valerie, California State University, Fullerton PANEL 28.07 Women, Gender and Representation Location: Hillcrest C Chair: Grose, Christian, University of Southern California Papers: Overcoming Historical Biases: Dynamics of Acceptance for Transgender Constituents by Cisgender Women Legislators Brush, Amanda, University of California, Santa Barbara
169 Saturday, April 20, 2019 10:00 - 11:45 AM
The Politics of Women’s Presence on High Courts: The Conditional Nature of Cultivating Legitimacy through Descriptive Representation Valdini, Melody, Portland State University Shortell, Christopher, Portland State University An Exploration of Female Political Representation: Evidence from an Experimental Web Survey Treece Wagner, Mallory, The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Gender Equality as a Constraint on How Women's Representation Influences Women's Political Engagement: Evidence from Africa Liu, Shan-Jan Sarah, Newcastle University Dionne, Kim, University of California, Riverside Discussants: Miller, Patrick, University of Kansas Green, Joanne, Texas Christian University PANEL 29.02 Roundtable: Flying to Conferences in the Age of Climate Change: What, If Anything, Should Academics Do? Location: Cortez Hill B Chair: Hall, Cheryl, University of South Florida Participants: Daggett, Cara, Virginia Tech University Dolsak, Nives, University of Washington Hall, Cheryl, University of South Florida Kalmus, Peter, Jet Propulsion Laboratory Karlsson, Rasmus, Umea University, Sweden PANEL 30.05 Algorithmic Governance and Power Location: Pier Chair and Grove, Jairus, University of Hawai’i at Manoa Discussant: Papers: Topic Analysis to Enable Applying the Norms of the Practice of Chemistry to Support the Chemical Weapons Convention Imani, Amirhossein, Columbia University Forman, Jonathan, the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons Amir, Warda, Elliott School of International Affairs From Colonialism to Networked Colonialism: How do Personalized Algorithms Influence Habermas’s Theory of Modern Society? Shamis, Asaf, University of Haifa
170 Saturday, April 20, 2019 10:00 - 11:45 AM
Machine Learning and The Algorithmic Cancellation of the Future Stamm, Emma, Virginia State Polytechnic University The Politics of Automation: The Need to Democratize Technology Westerhoff-Uprety, Susanne, University of Massachusetts Amherst PANEL 33.06 The Body Politic Location: Marina Room Chair: Mathiowetz, Dean, University of California, Santa Cruz Papers: The Epicurean Politics of Mind/Bodyfulness Mathiowetz, Dean, University of California, Santa Cruz Buddhist Feminist Philosophy Yeng, Sokthan, Adelphi University Touch as Scholarship: Toward a De-colonial Praxis Mundt, Kirsten, University of New Mexico Discussant: Mariotti, Shannon, Southwestern University PANEL 34.05 Repression and Dissent Location: Boardwalk Chair: Rogers, Melissa, Claremont Graduate University Papers: State Repression and the Mass Media Siegel, David, Duke University From Onset to Sustained Protest: How Mass Nonviolent Movements Consolidate Amat, Consuelo, Stanford University Who Dissents? Self-efficacy and Opposition Action after State- Sponsored Election Violence Young, Lauren, University of California, Davis PANEL 38.27 A Tribute to the Life of Hugh Ross Dauffenbach, 1981-2019 All are welcome. Location: Torrey Hills B Chair: Selby, David, California State University, Sacramento
171 Saturday, April 20, 2019 1:15 – 3:00 PM
Saturday, April 20, 2019 1:15 - 3:00 PM PANEL 01.11 Comparative Political Economy II: Elections, Perceptions, Innovations Location: Harbor C Chair: Bozonelos, Dino, California State University San Marcos Papers: The Knowledge State: Political Neutrality, Infrastructural Authority, and Water Access in Karachi Farooqui, Usmaan, University of Massachusetts Amherst South Korea’s Consensus Democracy for Economic Prosperity and Peacebuilding Kim, Seokdong, Claremont Graduate University Gift or Grift: An Analysis of Variations in Africans' Perceptions of China Gellers, Josh, University of North Florida Nyenhuis, Robert, Cal Poly Pomona The Impact of Technological Innovation on Economic Development in the MENA Region Shaffer, Lauren, Claremont Graduate University Discussants: Bozonelos, Dino, California State University San Marcos Lucas, Kevin, Capital University PANEL 01.19 Elections, Economics, and Scandal: Comparative Analysis of Authority Location: Cortez Hill C Chair: Kernell, Georgia, University of California, Los Angeles Papers: An “unusual” President? The Rise and Governing Style of France’s Emmanuel Macron Hoyo, Veronica, University of California, San Diego Chandler, William, University of California, San Diego Do Scandals Matter? A Conjoint Experiment in the U.K. Liu, Tzu-Ping, University of California, Davis Has Financial Globalization Contributed to Authoritarian Retrenchment in Russia and China? Logvinenko, Igor, Wellesley College Hess, Stephen, Transylvania University Discussant: Kim, Yong Jae, Hawaii Pacific University
172 Saturday, April 20, 2019 1:15 – 3:00 PM
PANEL 03.02 Roundtable: Do Individual Green Actions Carry any Public or Political Significance? Location: Torrey Hills A Chair: Hall, Cheryl, University of South Florida Participants: Daggett, Cara, Virginia Tech University Hall, Cheryl, University of South Florida Meyer, John, Humboldt State University Mittiga, Ross, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile Vanderheiden, Steve, University of Colorado at Boulder PANEL 03.20 Universal and Particular in Environmental Politics Location: Torrey Hills B Chair: Ray, Emily, Sonoma State University Papers: Climate Change and the Tyranny of Small Political Decisions Wurth, Albert, Lehigh University Dissensus and Climate Politics: Thinking Through the Generic Universal Sandle, Luke, University of Alberta Swarming the Intertidal: Pluralist Assemblages and Neighborhood Socialism in Kim Stanley Robinson's New York 2140 Neve, Richard, California Lutheran University Small is Beautiful? Debating the Appropriate Scale of Green Politics in the United Kingdom Buck, Christopher, St. Lawrence University Discussant: Greear, Jake, Western Carolina University PANEL 04.07 Environmental Justice and Protest I Location: Mission Beach A Chair and Forbis, Robert, Texas Tech University Discussant: Papers: Treating Protest as Terrorism?: Disparate Government Responses to Environmental Activism Forbis, Robert, Texas Tech University Kear, Andrew, Bowling Green State University Wind Power Protest in Turkey: A Transformative Vision for Environmental Sustainability Patton, Marcie, Fairfield University When the Well Runs Dry: Modes of Water Insecurity, Political Exclusion, and Intrastate Conflict in South Asia Trevathan, Michael, Oregon State University
173 Saturday, April 20, 2019 1:15 – 3:00 PM
Picket Fences: Environmental Pollution and Modes of Mobilization Tinnin, Adria, University of California, Los Angeles PANEL 04.11 Democracy, Institutions, and Environmental Goods Location: Harbor G Chair and Klyza, Christopher, Middlebury College Discussant: Papers: The Effects of Democratic Institutional Arrangements on Environmental Policy-Making in Rondonia, Brazil Carbonell, Joel, Kent State University - Stark Campus The Presidency and U.S. Environmental Policy Klyza, Christopher, Middlebury College Using Awareness of Externalities to Improve Policy Design Kreitmair, Ursula, University of Nebraska Democratization, Elections, and Public Goods: The Evidence from Deforestation Sanford, Luke, University of California San Diego PANEL 04.14 Energy Production, Distribution, and Management II Location: Harbor F Chair and Dawes, Roy, Gettysburg College Discussant: Papers: Regulating Oil and Gas on Federal Lands under Presidents Bush II, Obama and Trump Davis, Charles, Colorado State University The Politics of Oil, Wilderness, and Climate Change in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge Busenberg, George, Soka University of America Energy Materiality and Political Science: A Methodological Prospectus Guy, Johnathan, University of California, Berkeley Who Governs Here? Minerals Governance, the State, and Conflict in Rural Ghana Johnson, McKenzie, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Democracy, Ecology and the Politics of Renewable Energy Transitions Darrow, Robert, University of Massachusetts - Amherst
174 Saturday, April 20, 2019 1:15 – 3:00 PM
PANEL 04.16 Climate Change Values, Identities, and Beliefs Location: Harbor H Chair and Mildenberger, Matto, University of California, Santa Barbara Discussant: Papers: Political Identities and the Evaluation of Risk in Environmental Policy Cho, Richard, Utah Valley University Sylvester, Steven, Utah Valley University Willis-Sylvester, Emily, University of Utah The Climate Change Action and Influence Gaps: How Perceptions of Legislator Decision Making Shape Congressional Approval Anderson, Sarah, University of California, Santa Barbara MacInnis, Bo, Stanford University Jon, Krosnick It’s the End of the World as We Know It? Utility for Outcomes and the Structure of Opinion on Climate Change Theodoridis, Alexander, University of California, Merced Nail, Stephanie, University of California, Merced Bullock, Graham, Davidson College Voting Preferences of Latinos on Environmental and Climate Policies Schmid, Celeste, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Are Republicans Bad for the Environment? Fowler, Luke, School of Public Service, Boise State University Kettler, Jaclyn, School of Public Service, Boise State University PANEL 06.07 The Politics of Regulation and Criminalization: Sex, Reproduction and the Law Location: Hillcrest C Chair: Majic, Samantha, John Jay College - City University of New York Papers: Abortion, Genetic Screening, and the Biopolitics of Debility Denbow, Jennifer, California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo Breaking Down Binaries: LGBTI+ Rights and the Trafficking- Sex Work Debate Hebert, Laura, Occidental College Just Kids: The Social Construction of Women in Egg Donation Policy Heidt-Forsythe, Erin, Pennsylvania State University 175 Saturday, April 20, 2019 1:15 – 3:00 PM
The Politics of Protection: Race, Gender, Sexuality, and the Construction of the Victim in American Rape Culture Kessel, Alisa, University of Puget Sound Descriptive Representation by Men? Evidence from Health Bill Sponsorship Sacco, Jennifer, Quinnipiac University Discussant: Beechey, Susanne, Whitman College PANEL 07.09 Comparative Analyses on Migration and Violence Location: Harbor I Chair: Settle, Allen, California Polytechnic State University Papers: Defining Normal: Normalization of State Violence at the U.S.- Mexico Land Ports of Entry Castaneda Perez, Estefania, University of California, Los Angeles Patterns of Myth Making and Repression at the Border: A Comparative Study of State Practice in Kenya and the United States Iverson, Erika, Drake University (Re)interpreting Morality: How Morality Explains the Use of Force Against Foreigners Morales, Victor, University of California, Riverside Cold War Coethnics: Nationhood and Belonging among Vietnamese Immigrants and Refugees in Berlin Su, Phi Hong, New York University Abu Dhabi Discussant: Golesorkhi, Lara-Zuzan, University of Portland PANEL 09.05 The Sensory Aesthetics of Political Ethnography Location: Harbor B Chair: Zacka, Bernardo, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Papers: Other People’s Grief: Towards an Ethnography of Necropolitics Balkan, Osman, Swarthmore Imagining Decolonial Futures: Music, Treaties and More-than- Human Relations Wiebe, Sarah, University of Hawai’i, Manoa Gesture, Movement, and Silence: The Aesthetics of Forced Displacement Sebro, Tani, Miami University The Color Red: Sound and Trauma at the Israeli Border Weitzel, Michelle, The New School for Social Research Discussant: Pachirat, Timothy, University of Massachusetts, Amherst
176 Saturday, April 20, 2019 1:15 – 3:00 PM
PANEL 10.04 Gender and the Law Location: Cortez Hill A Chair and Carleton, Francis, College of Southern Nevada Discussant: Papers: Equalizing Violence and Vulnerability: Gendered Treatment in Washington State’s Criminal Justice System Christensen, Emily, University of Washington Sexual Violence Training Interventions with Law Enforcement Officials: What Works? Corrigan, Rose, Drexel University Judges on TV: Candidate Gender, Role Orientation, and Issue Ownership in State High Court Campaign Advertisements Wood, Frederick, Coastal Carolina University Duff, Jeremy, Midwestern State University Gender Classifications, Suspect Scrutiny and the Court: Strict in Theory, Fatal in Practice Fiber-Ostrow, Pamela, California State University Fullerton PANEL 11.06 Roundtable: Leading the House Minority: Bob Michel and the Textbook Congress Location: Pier Chair: Mackaman, Frank, Dirksen Congressional Center Participants: Lazarus, Jeffrey, Georgia State University Nokken, Tim, Texas Tech University Palazzolo, Dan, University of Richmond Taylor, Andrew, North Carolina State University PANEL 12.01 Fake News, Falsehoods, and Political Consequence Location: Promenade A Chair and Madrid Jr., Raul, Occidental College Discussant: Papers: Facebook, Fake News and the 2016 Election Pole, Antoinette, Montclair State University Besen-Cassino, Yasemin Source Cues and Fake News Coe, Chelsea, University of California, Merced Roads to Pseudocracy: Charting Major Contributors to the Rule of Falsehoods Haltom, William, University of Puget Sound
177 Saturday, April 20, 2019 1:15 – 3:00 PM
Is Religion the Opiate of the Digital Masses? Religious Leadership, Social Media, and Protest Wagner, Kevin, Florida Atlantic University Gainous, Jason, University of Louisville Buckley, David, University of Louisvilee Much Ado About Nothing? Public Perceptions of Fake News Miles, Matthew, BYU-Idaho Hassell, Hans, Florida State University PANEL 15.13 Citizenship, Exclusion, and the Nation State Location: Mission Beach B Chair: Simmons, William, University of Arizona Papers: Extraordinary and Ordinary Citizens Blajer de la Garza, Yuna, The University of Chicago Citizenship as an End? Reevaluating the Intentions Behind Performances of “Americanness” Fite, Owen, University of Colorado Boulder The Right to the City and the Dilemmas of Citizenship Roulier, Scott, Lyon College Building the State that Cares and Citizens Who Desire the State in Progressive Era California Whatcott, Jess, University of California, Santa Cruz Un-American: The Ethics of Partisan Appeals to the Nation State Cheng, Eric, Duke University Discussant: Franke, Mark, Huron University College PANEL 15.27 Work, Labor, Community Location: Mission Beach C Chair and Hawley, Thomas, Eastern Washington University Discussant: Papers: Toward an Anti-Work Democratic Ethos Crandall, Emily, Graduate Center, CUNY Brown, Rachel, Washington University in St. Louis McMahon, John, State University of New York Plattsburgh The Communal Alternative: Power, Self-Government, and the Politics of Communities Ruchet, Olivier, University of Zurich Considerations on the Communist Logic of Love: A Political Theory of Human Relationality Gilman-Opalsky, Richard, University of Illinois
178 Saturday, April 20, 2019 1:15 – 3:00 PM
On the Very Idea of Private Property Malleson, Tom, King's University College at Western University “Total Exemption from Trouble and From Risk”: Adam Smith, Timescales of Corporate Logic, and Economic Crisis Corby, Jennifer, City University of New York, Kingsborough Community College PANEL 15.38 Populism and Authoritarianism Location: Ocean Beach Chair: McKean, Benjamin, Ohio State University Papers: Antiheroism in the Age of Trump (Or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Walter White) Bilakovics, Steven, University of California, Los Angeles Neoliberal and Authoritarian Variants on the Sexual and Racial Contracts Lee, Fred, University of Connecticut, Storrs Another “Return of the Repressed”? Understanding the Global Authoritarian Revolt with the Frankfurt School Rensmann, Lars, University of Groningen Rosa Luxemburg’s Populist Politics Maione, Angela, Harvard University Structural Metaphors and Fears of the Thoughtless Demos: The Specter of a Trump Base Zirakzadeh, Cyrus, University of Connecticut (Professor Emeritus) Discussants: McKean, Benjamin, Ohio State University Eber-Schmid, Noah, University of Oregon PANEL 17.06 Policy Development and The Politics of Money Location: Solana Beach A Chair: Robertson, David, University of Missouri-St. Louis Papers: Is the CBO Sovereign?: Fiscal Policy and the Politics of Numbers, 1975’s Present Rocco, Philip, Marquette University Race, Social Class, and Financial Deserts in the United States Greer, James, CDFI Fund U.S. Department of the Treasury The Political Efficacy of Ideas: Budgeting versus National Security Reform in the Development of the Modern Presidency Dearborn, John, Yale University
179 Saturday, April 20, 2019 1:15 – 3:00 PM
Policy Feedback Effects of Tax Credits Laws, Serena, Trinity College (Hartford) American Pension Development Brooks, John, Auburn University, Montgomery Howard, Nicholas, Auburn University, Montgomery Discussant: Martin, Isaac, University of California, San Diego PANEL 21.11 It's All Experimental Location: Golden Hill A Chair and Flores, Andrew, University of California, Los Angeles Discussant: Papers: Changing Temptations: The Evolution of Racialized Messaging in the Obama and Trump Eras Arora, Maneesh, University of California, Irvine Emotion-Based Appeals and Political Decision-Making: An Analysis on Voter Behavior and Partisan Messaging Berdan, Edward, California State University, Chico Hammond, Ciera, California State University, San Bernardino Hayes, Sarah, California State University, Fresno The Trump Election and Anti-Americanism in Latin America Carreras, Miguel, University of California, Riverside Visconti, Giancarlo, Purdue University Acacio, Igor, University of California, Riverside Examining the Effects of Priming on Private Politics Use Valdes, Julia, University of California, Irvine Dirty Words in Clean Energy Politics Zhou, Jack, Climate Advocacy Lab Pechar, Emily, Duke University PANEL 22.05 Equity and the Politics of Policy Implementation Location: Cove Chair: Johnston, Travis, University of Massachusetts, Boston Papers: Access to Community Health Workers under National Rural Health Mission of India: What Determines It and Does It Matter? Anand, Gautam, Oregon State University Variety of Policy Areas: How and Why U.S. Housing and Health Policy Are Not as Equitable? Bendaoud, Maroine, McMaster University Marmor, Theodore, Yale University
180 Saturday, April 20, 2019 1:15 – 3:00 PM
Radical Policymaking: Tracing the Effects of Insurgent Housing Experiments in the United States Farrington, Alex, University of Oregon Race, Class, and Ability: Examining Bureaucratic Responsiveness and Discrimination in Public and Charter High Schools Incantalupo, Matthew, Yeshiva University Oberfield, Zachary, Haverford College Do the Benefits of Youth Mentoring Persist Over Time? An Evaluation of Program Effects Among Young Adults Peaslee, Liliokanaio, James Madison University Teye, Amanda, James Madison University Bullying in Schools: Policy, Prevention, and Human Rights Crownhart, Jennifer, University of Nevada, Las Vegas Discussants: Johnston, Travis, University of Massachusetts, Boston Eckhouse, Laurel, University of Denver PANEL 23.09 Race/Ethnicity and Political Participation Location: Harbor D Chair: Berry, Justin, Kalamazoo College Papers: Institutions Plus Individuals Equals Community: A Meso-level Analysis of Political Development through Institutional Engagement Huckle, Kiku, Pace University Garcia-Castanon, Marcela, San Francisco State University Molina, Angel, Arizona State University Cargile, Ivy, California State University, Bakersfield The Church, Gender and Asian American Political Participation Penumaka, Evangel, University of California, Los Angeles Millenials, Inequality, Voter Turnout Slaughter, Christine, University of California Los Angeles Discussant: Le, Danvy, California State University, East Bay PANEL 23.20 Indigenous and Black Encounters in and against U.S. Settler Governance Location: Cortez Hill B Chair: Arzuaga, Fabian, University of Chicago Papers: The “Rape of the Land”: The Sexual Violence of U.S. Property Law Barker, Joanne, San Francisco State University
181 Saturday, April 20, 2019 1:15 – 3:00 PM
Of Passing and the Pass: Settler Colonial and Slave Plantation Management Regimes Harvey, Sandra, University of California, Irvine Taking Flight and Making a Home in the Racial Polity: Toni Morrison and the Imagination of Freedom Balfour, Lawrie, University of Virginia The Political Creation of the White Settler Subject, hold the Bacon Bruyneel, Kevin, Babson College Discussant: Gordon, Jane, University of Connecticut PANEL 23.22 Innovative Approaches to REP Research Location: Promenade B Chair: Sanchez, Gabriel, University of New Mexico Papers: Unfair Detention: How Protests Activated Racial Group Empathy to Shift Attitudes on Child Detention Collingwood, Loren, University of California, Riverside Morín, Jason, California State University, Northridge Vargas, Edward, Arizona State University Cost-effective Practices for Web-Based Surveys among Latinos Wilcox-Archuleta, Bryan, University of California, Los Angeles Gomez Aguinaga, Barbara, University of New Mexico Factors that lead to Native American Representation Across the American States Foxworth, Raymond, First Nations Institute Huyser, Kimberly, University of New Mexico Sanchez, Gabriel, University of New Mexico Linked Fate and the New Asian Latinos Lemi, Danielle, Southern Methodist University Sanchez, Gabriel, University of New Mexico Discussants: Sanchez, Lisa, The University of Arizona Barreto, Matt, University of California, Los Angeles PANEL 28.08 Sexual Harassment and Gendered Violence Location: Hillcrest B Chair: Pyeatt, Nicholas, Pennsylvania State University- Altoona Papers: Gendered Citizenship: An Interpretivist Understanding of Gendered Violence in Democratic India Behl, Natasha, Arizona State University
182 Saturday, April 20, 2019 1:15 – 3:00 PM
Allowed to Play but Not to Win: Title IX and the Political Constructions of Sex and Gender in Public Policy Sharrow, Elizabeth, University of Massachusetts at Amherst, When the Tables Are Turned: Women, Men, and the Politics of Sexual Harassment Craig, Stephen, University of Florida Cossette, Paulina, Washington College #MeToo or #ThemOnly? Partisanship and Support for Workplace Disciplinary Action among Elected Officials Grose, Christian, University of Southern California Hua, Whitney, University of Southern California Napolio, Nicholas, University of Southern California Peterson, Jordan Carr, Texas Christian University Discussants: Pyeatt, Nicholas, Pennsylvania State University- Altoona Yildirim, Tevfik Murat, University of California, Merced PANEL 29.09 Why It's So Hard to Think About Climate Change Location: Harbor A Chair: Boran, Idil, York University, Toronto Papers: Climate Change as Death Drive: Temporalities of Slow Violence Brisson, Benjamin, University of California, Irvine (Mis)Communicating about Climate Change Charrette, Jason, Casper College Debris of Progress: Reverting/Progressing to Human-Powered Waste Removal Tupelo, Ethan, University of Massachusetts, Amherst The Politics of Climate Change: Preppers as Accidental Environmentalists Warner, Jamie, Marshall University Discussants: Boran, Idil, York University, Toronto Parson, Sean, Northern Arizona University PANEL 33.07 Spatial and Social Imaginaries: Buddhism in Context Location: Marina Room Chair: Mariotti, Shannon, Southwestern University Papers: Transforming the ''Attention Economy'': Reclaiming the Mindful Commons Doran, Peter, School of Law at Queens University Belfast Northern Ireland
183 Saturday, April 20, 2019 1:15 – 3:00 PM
Everyday Democratic Practice: Meditation and Mindfulness as Tactics to Resist the Appropriation of the Attentional Commons Mariotti, Shannon, Southwestern University Meditation in Context: Self-Cultivation in Specific Social Imaginaries McMahan, David, Franklin & Marshall College Buddhism, Relativism, and Politics Moore, Matthew J., Cal Poly State University Discussant: Yeng, Sokthan, Adelphi University PANEL 34.06 Media and Censorship Location: Boardwalk Chair: Little, Andrew, University of California, Berkeley Papers: Two Double-Edged Swords: Media Freedom and Local Elections in Autocracies Jang, JunHyeok, University of California, Merced Huang, Haifeng, University of California, Merced Out of Bounds: Self-censorship in China and Singapore Gueorguiev, Dimitar, Syracuse University Ong, Elvin, University of British Columbia Pop Culture Censorship and Authoritarian Stability Esberg, Jane, Stanford University Autocratic Propaganda in Global Perspective Carter, Brett, University of Southern California Baggott Carter, Erin, University of Southern California
184 Saturday, April 20, 2019 3:15 – 5:00 PM
Saturday, April 20, 2019 3:15 - 5:00 PM PANEL 01.12 Ethnicity and Sub-national Identities Location: Harbor C Chair: Ricks, Jacob, Singapore Management University Papers: Interethnic Marriage at the Border Steinle, Carolyn, University of California, Los Angeles Dynamic Autonomy: The Key to Managing Nationalist and Ethnic Conflict? Lecours, André, University of Ottawa Uneven Pluralism in the Low-Income World Logvinenko, Igor, Wellesley College Bleck, Jaimie, University of Notre Dame Muchlinski, David, Sam Nunn School of International Affairs Georgia Tech University Nationalism Contained? The Role of Informal Institutions in Corsica Siroky, David, Arizona State University Mueller, Sean, University of Bern Hechter, Michael, Arizona State University Fazi, Andre, University of Corsica Discussant: Dean, Joshua, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona PANEL 03.10 Environmental Insights from the Canon Location: Torrey Hills A Chair: Wilson, Harlan, Oberlin College Papers: Domination and the Human Point of View Trachtenberg, Zev, University of Oklahoma Rousseau's Ecological Vision as a Resource for Combating Climate Change Cladis, Mark, The Brooke Russell Astor Professor of Humanities, Brown University Locked into the Anthropocene? Examining the Environmental Ethics of John Locke and Jean-Jacques Rousseau Masaki, Erika, University of West Florida
185 Saturday, April 20, 2019 3:15 – 5:00 PM
Twilight of the Humans: Nietzsche and the Horizon of Apocalyptic Politics Johnson, Andrew, University of California, Santa Barbara Discussant: Sardo, Michael, University of California, Irvine PANEL 03.19 Extractive Identities Location: Torrey Hills B Chair: Hultgren, John, Bennington College Papers: Organizing Resources: The Case of Water in Canada Biro, Andrew, Acadia University Cohen, Alice, Acadia University Coal Country's Hostile Climate: Ideological Recognition and the Politics of Identity in Central Appalachia Davis, George, Marshall University Place, Populism and the Politics of Carbon: From ''Extractive'' to ''Ecological'' Populism Gunster, Shane, Simon Fraser University Neubauer, Robert, Simon Fraser University Climate Refusal: The Durability of Fossil-Fueled Politics Daggett, Cara, Virginia Tech University Discussant: Lawrence, Jennifer, Virginia Tech PANEL 04.06 Science Policy Location: Mission Beach A Chairs: Becker, Lawrence, California State University, Northridge Lien, Aaron, University of Arizona Papers: Wilderness Protection, Ecological Science in the United States and former Soviet Union Gonzalez, George, University of Miami Narratives of Risk and Science: A Case Study of Agricultural Biotechnology Policy in India Huda, Juhi, University of Colorado, Boulder Science and Democracy in Regulatory Politics Hughes, Tyler, California State University, Northridge Becker, Lawrence, California State University, Northridge
186 Saturday, April 20, 2019 3:15 – 5:00 PM
Enforcing the ESA: Interest Groups, Courts, and the Making of Environmental Law Perkins, Jared, California State University, Long Beach Discussants: Becker, Lawrence, California State University, Northridge Lien, Aaron, University of Arizona PANEL 07.08 Comparative Views on Citizenship: Policy, Identity and Integration Location: Harbor I Chair and Dobbs, Erica, Pomona College Discussant: Papers: 2019 WPSA - Polarization or Convergence - A Critical Discourse Analysis of UK and French Press Coverage of the Refugee Crisis Bozonelos, Dino, California State University San Marcos Nienass, Benjamin, Montclair State University Geiger, Marion, California State University San Marcos The Roots of the Immigration Policies of United States President Ronald Reagan and Canadian Prime Minister John Diefenbaker: An Exploratory Analysis Fetzer, Joel, Pepperdine University Mesut Özil and the Politics of German Identity Ganis, Alberto, University of California, Santa Cruz Gehring, Jacqueline, University of California, Santa Cruz Miller, Brian, Allegheny College Employment Integration at any Cost? Germany’s 2016 Integration Act and Employment Measures for Refugees Golesorkhi, Lara-Zuzan, University of Portland External Voting for the Diaspora of Chile and Costa Rica Lapp, Nancy, California State University, Sacramento PANEL 09.06 Among Wolves: Ethnography and the Immersive Study of Power, by Timothy Pachirat, Author Meets Critics Location: Harbor B Chair: Sebro, Tani, Miami University Commentators: Balkan, Osman, Swarthmore Cabrera Rasmussen, Amy, California State University, Long Beach Smith, Nicholas, City University of New York - City College Wiebe, Sarah, University of Hawai’i, Mãnoa Author/ Pachirat, Timothy, University of Massachusetts, Amherst Responder:
187 Saturday, April 20, 2019 3:15 – 5:00 PM
PANEL 10.03 Civil Liberties Outside the Supreme Court Location: Cortez Hill B Chair and Miller, Mark, Clark University Discussant: Papers: Polarizing Rights: Public Opinion on Constitutional Protections Bennett, Daniel, John Brown University Strother, Logan, Purdue University The Lower Federal Courts and the Second Amendment: What Constitutes a Reasonable Regulation? Carleton, Francis, College of Southern Nevada Assembling a Dataset of Historical Supreme Court Terms for African Americans: Preliminary Findings Delaune, Timothy, SUNY Cortland Wright, Connor, SUNY Cortland San Diego Border Projects: Secretary of Homeland Security's Waivers Are Ultra Vires Fitzgerald, Edward, Wright State University PANEL 11.05 Donors and Activists Location: Pier Chair: Knight-Finley, Misty, Rowan University Papers: Abortion and Appropriations Kelly, Sean, California State University, Channel Islands Frisch, Scott, California State University, Channel Islands Spinning the Web: Private Prison Companies and the Influence of Lobby Networks on Bill Co-Sponsorship in the U.S. House of Representatives Morín, Jason, California State University, Northridge Collingwood, Loren, University of California, Riverside Torres, Rachel, University of Iowa Limits on Amendment Power and Party Factions in the U.S. House of Representatives Den Hartog, Chris, Cal Poly Nokken, Tim, Texas Tech University The Politics Preventing U.S. Federal Climate Policy: A Path- Dependent and Action-Oriented Theory Zacher, Samuel, Yale University Discussant: Gunning, Matthew, Georgia Gwinnett College
188 Saturday, April 20, 2019 3:15 – 5:00 PM
PANEL 13.05 Interest Group Participation and Formation in the U.S. Location: Harbor F Chair: Kang, WooJin, KyungPook National University, South Korea Papers: Expanding the Energy-Stability-Area Model: Voluntary Membership Associations and Professional Associations, 1875-1920 Chamberlain, Adam, Coastal Carolina University Yanus, Alixandra, High Point University Pyeatt, Nicholas, Pennsylvania State University- Altoona Community Leaders and Online Advocates: The Civic and Political Dimensions of Participation in an Environmental Association Henderson, Geoffrey, University of California, Santa Barbara Han, Hahrie Automation and the Great Divergence Majumder, Sreenath, Manchester University Sengupta, Anuradha, Nike Corporation Evangelical Theology and Pulpit Endorsements: The Role of Theology in the Justification of the Pulpit Freedom Sunday Initiative Torres, Joey, Claremont Graduate University Gateway to Participation: Social Movement Activism and Voting Behavior Among California Youth Byerly, Shakari, University of California, Los Angeles Discussant: Hindman, Matthew, The University of Tulsa PANEL 14.12 The Givers: Charity, Basic Income, and Community Location: Solana Beach A Chair: James, Michael, Bucknell University Papers: “Through the Eye of a Needle”: Wealth, Greed, and Inequality in the New Testament Williams, David Lay, DePaul University Donating, Organizing, Educating: Three Models of Decentralized Democratization Bagg, Samuel, McGill University Worldliness and Public Things: Philanthropy and the Arendtian Political Schiller, Amy, The Graduate Center, City University of New York
189 Saturday, April 20, 2019 3:15 – 5:00 PM
Universal Basic Income and the Economy Effect Wolf, Jeremy, State University of New York - Cortland Donation without Domination: Private Charity and Republican Liberty Taylor, Robert, University of California, Davis Discussant: Malleson, Tom, King's University College at Western University PANEL 14.13 Back to Basics: Dignity, Honor, Liberty, Power Location: Solana Beach B Chair and Kaswan, Mark, University of Texas Rio Grande Valley Discussant: Papers: The Politics of Honor: Power, Subjectivity, and the need for Tragic Renewal Rahman, Smita, DePauw University The Concept of Power--as Influence Snell, Paul, Pacific University Actually Existing Consensus and Democracy Watkins, David, University of Dayton PANEL 15.14 Empire, Colonialism, and their Afterlives Location: Mission Beach B Chair: Rahimi, Babak, University of California, San Diego Papers: “But Can We Escape Vertigo?”: Nietzsche, Fanon, and Untimely Humanism Culver, Adam, Maryland Institute College of Art Genocide, Ethnocide, Extinction: Death and the “Western” Culture of Collecting (Reflections after the Fire at the Museu Nacional) Klausen, Jimmy, Instituto de Relações Internacionais, Pontifícia Universidade Católica³ Governing the Barbarians: Considerations on Mill's Defense of Despotism Bowman, Quinlan, University of Chicago Alternative and Decolonial Temporalities in an Age of Speed and Apocalyptic Time Amoureux, Jack, Wake Forest University Reddy, Varun, Wake Forest University Discussant: Bruyneel, Kevin, Babson College
190 Saturday, April 20, 2019 3:15 – 5:00 PM
PANEL 15.28 Resistance, Freedom and Rebellion Location: Mission Beach C Chair and Pool, Heather, Denison University Discussant: Papers: Domestic Insurrections Against Us: White Supremacy, Worldlessness, and Slave Rebellion Zuckerwise, Lena, Simmons University Sports, Gender and Activism: A Feminist Perspective on Soccer in Brazil Turbino Torres, Luisa, University of Delaware Questions of Sovereignty, Warfare, and Welfare: Can the Rightless Resist? Arnold, Kathleen, DePaul University The Inhabitability of Fugitive Politics: Dissensus, Aversiveness and Non-identity Hamilton, Matthew, University of Toronto “On Violence, Nonviolence, and the Distortions of Black Political Action” Beard, Lisa, Western Washington University PANEL 15.39 Feminist Emotions: Anger, Refusal, and Desire Location: Ocean Beach Chair: Kessel, Alisa, University of Puget Sound Papers: Refusing Compulsion/Demanding Freedom: Everyday Feminist Anger and Iran's Green Movement Deylami, Shirin, Western Washington University Mary Astell and the Politics of Refusal Gallagher, Megan, Vanderbilt The Bandita Will Break Your Heart (A Love Letter to Iris Marion Young) Ferguson, Michaele, University of Colorado at Boulder “Can't Pin Us Down”: Motherhood and the Possibility of Contentious Politics Killen, Kimberly, University of Colorado, Boulder Discussant: Sparks, Holloway, Emory University
191 Saturday, April 20, 2019 3:15 – 5:00 PM
PANEL 16.03 Roundtable: Douglass, Du Bois, and Afro-Modern Thought Between Past and Future Location: Cortez Hill A Chair: Davari, Arash, Whitman College Participants: Basevich, Elvira Bromell, Nick, University of Massachusetts, Amherst Ford III, James, Occidental College Hancock Alfaro, Ange-Marie, University of Southern California Hooker, Juliet, Brown University Phulwani, Vijay, Cornell University Roberts, Neil, Williams College Turner, Jack, University of Washington PANEL 16.12 Carceral Political Theory Location: Promenade A Chair and Dilts, Andrew, Loyola Marymount University Discussant: Papers: George Jackson and Michel Foucault on Prison Writing as Resistance Bennett, Nolan, Georgetown University Beyond Totalizing Power: Walid Daka on Carceral Practices of Freedom Gortler, Shai, University of Minnesota Iranian Prisoner Writing as Global Political Thought Nikpour, Golnar, Dartmouth College PANEL 18.06 Science Fiction, Speculative Fiction, and Imagining Climate Futures Location: Promenade B Chair: Whatcott, Jess, University of California Santa Cruz Papers: Anthropo-scenaries, and other Narratives of Dread: Climate Change, Speculative Fiction, and the IPCC Parson, Sean, Northern Arizona University Dark Optimism and Hopeless Urgency: Literary Action on Climate Change Allen, Ira, Northern Arizona University Not Your Grandfather's Anthropocene: The Politics of Survival in Diverse Science and Speculative Fictions Ringer, Laurie, Burman University
192 Saturday, April 20, 2019 3:15 – 5:00 PM
“The People in the Chaos Cannot Learn”: Why the Planet Won’t Be Saved by a Fiction of Fear Cole, Matthew, Harvard University Discussant: Ray, Emily, Sonoma State University PANEL 21.09 Partisanship and Political Polarization Location: Cove Chair: Mo, Cecilia, University of California, Berkeley Papers: Campaigns and Dimensions of Political Competition in Mexico Bejar, Sergio, San Jose State University Saavedra-Cisneros, Angel, St. Norbert College Credit (and Blame) Where Due: Party Polarization and Attribution Errors Freeder, Sean, University of California, Berkeley Friendly Contact Between Rival Partisan Leaders Reduces Affective Polarization Huddy, Leonie, Stony Brook University Yair, Omer, Stony Brook University Elite Polarization and Mass Policy Attitudes: A Study of the 2010 Senate Election Zheng, Bang, University of California, Los Angeles How Social Media has Changed the Political Attitudes of American Citizens Darett, Paulina, California State Polytechnic University Pomona Discussant: Carroll, Royce, University of Essex PANEL 23.12 Race, Ethnicity, and Political Behavior Location: Harbor D Chair and Carey, Tony, University of North Texas Discussant: Papers: Millennial Mobilization and Race in the 2016 Election Medenica, Vladimir, University of Chicago Nasty Women and Bad Hombres: The Mediating Effect of Racial and Gender Resentment on Candidate Valence in the 2016 U.S. Election Kalaf-Hughes, Nicole, Bowling Green State University Leiter, Debra, University of Missouri-Kansas City
193 Saturday, April 20, 2019 3:15 – 5:00 PM
Rousing the Sleeping Giant: How Anti-Immigrant Policies and Rhetoric Angers and Mobilizes Latinos Valentino, Nicholas, University of Michigan Valenzuela, Ali, Princeton University Wasow, Omar, Princeton University Barreto, Matt, California State University, Los Angeles Winning By Losing: The Effect of Primary Challengers From Underrepresented Groups on Representative's Discussion of Racial and Gender Issues Stout, Christopher, Oregon State University Schroeder, Elizabeth, Oregon State University PANEL 24.07 Elections and Representation in US States Location: Harbor H Chair: Bricker, Christine, Warren Wilson College Papers: Electoral Competition and Nonpartisan Ballots: Lessons from Local Government Crawford, Evan, University of San Diego Experimental Evidence about Occupational Designations in Local Elections Adams, Brian, San Diego State University Lascher, Edward, California State University, Sacramento Joesten-Martin, Danielle, California State University, Sacramento Why do Legislators Engage in Partisan Discrimination? Negative Partisanship and Electoral Concerns Landgrave, Michelangelo, University of California, Riverside Electoral Rules and Voter Turnout in Mayoral Elections: An Analysis of Ranked-Choice Voting McDaniel, Jason, San Francisco State University Axes of Profession: The Effects of Professionalization and Intersectionality on the Presence of Minority Women in State Legislatures Gonzalez, Sylvia, Louisiana State University Vitela, Bertha, Louisiana State University Discussants: Bricker, Christine, Warren Wilson College Kettler, Jaclyn, Boise State University PANEL 27.08 Roundtable: Perspectives on the 2018 Elections Location: Cortez Hill C Chair: Sonenshein, Raphael, California State University, Los Angeles
194 Saturday, April 20, 2019 3:15 – 5:00 PM
Participants: Bowler, Shaun, University of California, Riverside Dominguez, Casey, University of San Diego Lascher, Edward, California State University Sacramento McCuan, David, Sonoma State University PANEL 28.09 Political Impacts of and on Women Location: Hillcrest B Chair: Valdini, Melody, Portland State University Papers: Are Women More Likely to Throw the Rascals Out? The Effect of Gender on Corruption Voting Alexander, Amy, University of Gothenburg Bagenholm, Andreas, University of Gothenburg Charron, Nicholas, University of Gothenburg Limited Democracy? The Impact of Democratization on Women's Political Participation Liu, Shan-Jan Sarah, Newcastle University Song, Wonjun, Pennsylvania State University Represent, but Don't Speak Unless Spoken to: How Parliamentary Speechmaking Benefits Men, but Harms Women Yildirim, Tevfik Murat, University of California, Merced Kocapinar, Gulnur, Sabanci University Ecevit, Alper Yuksel, Cukurova University Discussants: Hinojosa, Magda, Arizona State University Mendez, Jeanette, Oklahoma State University PANEL 29.08 Climate Change: Political Strategies and Policy Solutions Location: Harbor A Chair: Shafie, David, Chapman University Papers: The Nexus of Domestic and International Politics in Combating Climate Change Jahn, Detlef, University of Greifswald Blocking New Energy Supply: Environmental NGOs’ Use of Legal Tools Landahl, Erik, University of Washington Dolsak, Nives, University of Washington Mitigating Mitigation: How Political Economy Regimes Shape Climate Policy Stringency Gard-Murray, Alexander, Harvard University
195 Saturday, April 20, 2019 3:15 – 5:00 PM
Do Carbon Dividends Decrease Political Participation? Evidence from a Natural Experiment in Alaska Mahdavi, Paasha, University of California, Santa Barbara Discussants: Seligsohn, Deborah, Villanova University Shafie, David, Chapman University PANEL 33.08 Policy, Politics, and Political Action Location: Marina Room Chair and Moore, Matthew J., Cal Poly State University Discussant: Papers: Does Mindful Decision Making Matter? A Study of Legislators’ Decision Making Battaglia, Alison, Riso Consulting Group A Buddhist Approach to Democracy and Development Long, William, Georgia State University Buddhism, Liberalism, and the Problem of Rights Sukala, C.M., Louisiana State University Mindful Micro-politics as a Driver for Social Change Ahmed, Zahra, St. Mary’s College PANEL 34.07 Ethnic Politics Location: Boardwalk Chair: Letsa, Natalie, University of Oklahoma Papers: From Protest Massacres to Velvet Revolution: Re-Imagined Sovereignty in Armenia Karavardanyan, Sargis, University of California, Irvine Networked Communities: Intra-Group Elite Networks and Ethnic Secessionist Movements Liu, Howard, Duke University Liu, Chuyu The Effects of Ethnofederalism on Local Ethnic Minorities Rasho, Nahrain, University of California, Davis
196 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page
Abel, Richard Adams, David [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 10.06 ...... 141 PANEL 04.03 ...... 138 Abel, Troy PANEL 20.02 ...... 61 [email protected] Adams, Ian PANEL 29.07 ...... 157 [email protected] PANEL 35.08 ...... 148 PANEL 20.01 ...... 101 Abi-Hassan, Sahar Adams, Roberta (Bobbi) [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 10.05 ...... 84 PANEL 14.01 ...... 47 Abramyan, Hovannes Affigne, Tony [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 21.02 ...... 61 PANEL 23.06 ...... 130 PANEL 21.04 ...... 88 Aguayo, Lynda Acácio, Igor [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.14 ...... 47 PANEL 01.15 ...... 53 PANEL 15.17 ...... 73 PANEL 21.11 ...... 180 Ahmed, Saleh Acevedo, Emily [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 04.17 ...... 96 PANEL 01.01 ...... 44 Ahmed, Zahra Achilov, Dilshod [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 33.08 ...... 196 PANEL 25.06 ...... 91 Ahn, Minchul PANEL 28.02 ...... 64 [email protected] Ackerly, Brooke PANEL 08.02 ...... 162 [email protected] Akinlana, Ayoola PANEL 14.15 ...... 58 [email protected] PANEL 15.07 ...... 100 PANEL 26.01 ...... 132 Acosta, William Aklin, Michael [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 08.01 ...... 70 PANEL 29.05 ...... 118 Acuna, Samantha Akuezue, Micah [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 23.18 ...... 145 PANEL 14.02 ...... 58 Adamian, Martin Alamillo, Rudy [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 10.01 ...... 56 PANEL 23.11 ...... 90 Adams, Brian Albistegui Adler, Garrett [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 24.06 ...... 131 PANEL 29.06 ...... 105 PANEL 24.07 ...... 194 Alexander, Amy [email protected]
PANEL 28.06 ...... 157 PANEL 28.09 ...... 195
197 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page
Alexander, Gerard Ambar, Saladin [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 21.02 ...... 61 PANEL 17.04 ...... 143 PANEL 21.04 ...... 88 Aminoresei, Razvan Alexander, Monica [email protected] PANEL 11.01 ...... 57 PANEL 30.01 ...... 105 Alexander, Rohan Amir, Warda [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 11.01 ...... 57 PANEL 30.05 ...... 170 Allard, Scott Amoureux, Jack [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 22.07 ...... 89 PANEL 09.01 ...... 140 Allard-Tremblay, Yann PANEL 15.14 ...... 190 [email protected] Amusan, Lere PANEL 15.12 ...... 165 [email protected] Allen, Geoff PANEL 04.17 ...... 96 [email protected] An, Brian PANEL 01.04 ...... 80 [email protected] Allen, Ira PANEL 24.03 ...... 91 [email protected] Anand, Gautam PANEL 15.06 ...... 100 [email protected] PANEL 18.01 ...... 75 PANEL 22.04 ...... 89 PANEL 18.06 ...... 192 PANEL 22.05 ...... 180 Allen, Mahalley Anderson, JP [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 25.02 ...... 103 PANEL 15.29 ...... 49 Allen Wolters, Erika Anderson, Sarah [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 04.05 ...... 110 PANEL 04.15 ...... 68 Alphin, Caroline PANEL 04.16 ...... 175 [email protected] Anfinson, Kellan PANEL 15.18 ...... 86 [email protected] Altema-McNeely, Natasha PANEL 03.03 ...... 53 [email protected] PANEL 03.04 ...... 45 PANEL 06.06 ...... 161 PANEL 03.16 ...... 109 Alumona, Ikenna Angevine, Sara [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 04.17 ...... 96 PANEL 25.05 ...... 63 Alvarez, Linda PANEL 28.05 ...... 77 [email protected] PANEL 37.01 ...... 149 PANEL 07.10 ...... 162 Anker, Elisabeth Amat, Consuelo [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 03.08 ...... 150 PANEL 34.05 ...... 171 PANEL 15.31 ...... 86
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Anthony, Constance Arzuaga, Fabian [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 19.02 ...... 128 PANEL 15.20 ...... 113 Aoki, Andrew PANEL 23.20 ...... 181 [email protected] Ash, Konstantin PANEL 31.01 ...... 106 [email protected] PANEL 31.05 ...... 147 PANEL 23.16 ...... 90 Apollonio, Dorie Aslam, Ali [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 22.03 ...... 154 PANEL 14.02 ...... 58 Apostolidis, Paul Autry, Chelsee [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 23.04 ...... 155 PANEL 23.11 ...... 90 PANEL 23.21 ...... 168 Azari, Julia Aragon, Janni [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 05.04 ...... 97 PANEL 06.03 ...... 110 Bäck, Hanna Arias-Maldonado, Manuel [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 11.01 ...... 57 PANEL 03.12 ...... 54 PANEL 21.07 ...... 129 Armoudian, Maria PANEL 21.10 ...... 167 [email protected] Badruzzaman, Aeshna PANEL 11.01 ...... 57 [email protected] Armstrong, Grant PANEL 04.10 ...... 161 [email protected] Baer, Madeline PANEL 21.01 ...... 50 [email protected] Arnold, Gwen PANEL 15.23 ...... 153 [email protected] Bagashka, Tanya PANEL 35.06 ...... 120 [email protected] Arnold, Jeremy PANEL 01.16 ...... 67 [email protected] PANEL 10.02 ...... 70 PANEL 15.36 ...... 153 PANEL 11.03 ...... 84 Arnold, Kathleen Bagenholm, Andreas [email protected] PANEL 28.09 ...... 195 PANEL 07.10 ...... 162 Bagg, Samuel PANEL 15.28 ...... 191 [email protected] Aroosi, Jamie PANEL 14.04 ...... 85 [email protected] PANEL 14.12 ...... 189 PANEL 16.06 ...... 87 Baggott Carter, Erin Arora, Maneesh [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 01.14 ...... 80 PANEL 21.11 ...... 180 PANEL 34.03 ...... 148 Arriola, Leonardo PANEL 34.06 ...... 184 [email protected] PANEL 34.03 ...... 148 199 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page
Bailey, Kathleen Barclay, Scott [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 35.08 ...... 148 PANEL 22.01 ...... 117 Baker, Dana Barker, Joanne [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 33.05 ...... 158 PANEL 23.20 ...... 181 Baker, Melissa Barker, Kye [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 08.03 ...... 56 PANEL 16.08 ...... 115 PANEL 21.01 ...... 50 Barnard, Andrew Baker, Raquel [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.01 ...... 47 PANEL 33.05 ...... 158 Barndt, Will Balaguera, Martha [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 16.16 ...... 87 PANEL 23.04 ...... 155 Barnett, Leda PANEL 23.21 ...... 168 [email protected] Baldwin, Elizabeth PANEL 25.08 ...... 131 [email protected] Baron, Samuel PANEL 35.02 ...... 65 [email protected] Balfour, Lawrie PANEL 26.01 ...... 132 [email protected] Barraza, Austin PANEL 23.20 ...... 181 [email protected] Bali, Asli PANEL 02.03 ...... 67 [email protected] Barreto, Matt PANEL 10.06 ...... 141 [email protected] Balkan, Osman PANEL 23.07 ...... 76 [email protected] PANEL 23.12 ...... 193 PANEL 07.01 ...... 55 PANEL 23.18 ...... 145 PANEL 09.01 ...... 140 PANEL 23.22 ...... 182 PANEL 09.05 ...... 176 Barrett, Travis PANEL 09.06 ...... 187 [email protected] Ball, Jonathan PANEL 12.03 ...... 57 [email protected] Barringer, Elizabeth PANEL 24.01 ...... 130 [email protected] PANEL 24.02 ...... 145 PANEL 16.06 ...... 87 Ballinger, Robert PANEL 18.04 ...... 144 [email protected] Barrow, Clyde PANEL 32.03 ...... 6 [email protected] Banerjee, Kiran PANEL 02.02 ...... 81 [email protected] PANEL 14.04 ...... 85
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Barsky, Christina Beausoleil, Emily [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 20.01 ...... 101 PANEL 14.18 ...... 142 PANEL 24.01 ...... 130 Beavers, Staci PANEL 24.02 ...... 145 [email protected] Barter, Shane PANEL 25.02 ...... 103 [email protected] Becker, Jeffrey PANEL 23.05 ...... 102 [email protected] Basevich, Elvira PANEL 14.01 ...... 47 [email protected] PANEL 14.05 ...... 99 PANEL 16.03 ...... 192 Becker, Lawrence Batista, Marianne [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 04.06 ...... 186 PANEL 01.04 ...... 80 Becker, Megan PANEL 27.02 ...... 77 [email protected] Battaglia, Alison PANEL 36.04 ...... 93 [email protected] PANEL 37.01 ...... 149 PANEL 33.08 ...... 196 Beechey, Susanne Battistoni, Alyssa [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 06.07 ...... 175 PANEL 16.16 ...... 87 Behl, Natasha Baumgaertner, Bert [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 09.01 ...... 140 PANEL 21.08 ...... 144 PANEL 09.04 ...... 83 Bautista, Maria Angelica PANEL 28.08 ...... 182 [email protected] Bejar, Sergio PANEL 34.04 ...... 158 [email protected] Bayes, Jane PANEL 21.09 ...... 193 [email protected] Bejarano, Christina PANEL 15.01 ...... 72 [email protected] PANEL 28.01 ...... 92 PANEL 06.02 ...... 69 PANEL 37.02 ...... 120 PANEL 27.01 ...... 51 Beail, Linda Bell, Emily [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 05.02 ...... 55 PANEL 22.01 ...... 117 PANEL 18.01 ...... 75 PANEL 35.03 ...... 78 PANEL 18.04 ...... 144 PANEL 35.04 ...... 92 Beard, Lisa Belt, Todd [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.19 ...... 126 PANEL 05.01 ...... 123 PANEL 15.28 ...... 191 PANEL 05.04 ...... 97 PANEL 16.02 ...... 49
201 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page
Beltrán, Cristina Berry, Michael [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 06.02 ...... 69 PANEL 24.01 ...... 130 PANEL 14.19 ...... 126 PANEL 24.02 ...... 145 Beltran Aguirre, Alejandro Besen-Cassino, Yasemin [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 01.04 ...... 80 PANEL 12.01 ...... 177 Bendaoud, Maroine Best, Ayana [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 22.05 ...... 180 PANEL 06.03 ...... 110 Benjamin, Francis Bettridge, Keelin [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 24.01 ...... 130 PANEL 28.05 ...... 77 PANEL 24.02 ...... 145 Bhorat, Ziyaad Bennett, Daniel [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.16 ...... 48 PANEL 10.03 ...... 188 Bickford, Susan Bennett, Nolan [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.18 ...... 142 PANEL 16.12 ...... 192 Biebricher, Thomas PANEL 16.15 ...... 49 [email protected] Bensley, William PANEL 15.04 ...... 72 [email protected] PANEL 15.26 ...... 59 PANEL 15.15 ...... 126 PANEL 15.32 ...... 100 Beramendi, Pablo Bieganski, Max PANEL 01.10 ...... 150 [email protected] Berdan, Edward PANEL 24.06 ...... 131 [email protected] Bilakovics, Steven PANEL 21.11 ...... 180 [email protected] Berggren, John PANEL 15.38 ...... 179 [email protected] Binder, Ryan PANEL 04.04 ...... 109 [email protected] Berkman, Matthew PANEL 26.01 ...... 132 [email protected] Birdsall, Chris PANEL 13.03 ...... 99 [email protected] Bernhardt, Brian PANEL 04.09 ...... 151 [email protected] Biro, Andrew PANEL 29.01 ...... 92 [email protected] Bernstein, Steven PANEL 03.03 ...... 53 PANEL 35.05 ...... 106 PANEL 03.19 ...... 186 Berry, Justin Biser, Ashley [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 23.09 ...... 181 PANEL 15.16 ...... 48 PANEL 15.34 ...... 127 PANEL 23.11 ...... 90 202 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page
Bishin, Ben Bourgeois, Eve [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 19.01 ...... 88 PANEL 35.05 ...... 106 Bissonnette, Andréanne Bourgeon, Mathilde [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 07.02 ...... 69 PANEL 07.02 ...... 69 Bjärstig, Therese Bowler, Shaun [email protected] PANEL 35.01 ...... 52 PANEL 01.08 ...... 137 Blajer de la Garza, Yuna [email protected] PANEL 27.08 ...... 194 PANEL 15.13 ...... 178 PANEL 38.21 ...... 136 Blake, Barbara Bowman, Peter [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 04.01 ...... 54 PANEL 32.03 ...... 6 Blauwkamp, Joan Bowman, Quinlan [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 12.02 ...... 111 PANEL 15.14 ...... 190 Bleck, Jaimie Boyea, Brent [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 01.12 ...... 185 PANEL 10.01 ...... 56 Blume, Laura Bozonelos, Dino [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 01.09 ...... 160 PANEL 01.10 ...... 150 Bodair, Brynn PANEL 01.11 ...... 172 [email protected] PANEL 07.08 ...... 187 PANEL 26.01 ...... 132 PANEL 32.03 ...... 6 Boily, Frédéric Bracewell, Lorna [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 12.02 ...... 111 PANEL 15.22 ...... 113 Boling, Patricia Brantley, Laura [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 22.03 ...... 154 PANEL 16.11 ...... 166 Boran, Idil Branton, Regina [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 29.03 ...... 65 PANEL 23.07 ...... 76 PANEL 29.09 ...... 183 PANEL 23.11 ...... 90 Borick, Christopher Bredell, Garrett [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 01.07 ...... 121 PANEL 27.02 ...... 77 Botting, Eileen Hunt Breen, Joseph [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.15 ...... 58 PANEL 04.09 ...... 151 Boudrias, Michel [email protected] PANEL 04.02 ...... 68 203 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page
Brendese, P.J. Brix, Richard [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.17 ...... 73 PANEL 04.13 ...... 122 Brennan, Kathleen Bromell, Nick [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 30.03 ...... 134 PANEL 16.03 ...... 192 Brettschneider, Marla Bronner, Steven [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 06.04 ...... 97 PANEL 15.20 ...... 113 PANEL 15.01 ...... 72 Brooks, John Brewer, Adam [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 05.03 ...... 82 PANEL 22.04 ...... 89 PANEL 17.06 ...... 179 Bricker, Christine PANEL 22.01 ...... 117 [email protected] Brooks, I'Jazz PANEL 24.03 ...... 91 [email protected] PANEL 24.07 ...... 194 PANEL 01.01 ...... 44 Bridge, Dave Brower, Margaret [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 05.03 ...... 82 PANEL 06.03 ...... 110 Brierly, Allen Brown, Alec [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 24.04 ...... 156 PANEL 21.08 ...... 144 Briscoe, Chaz Brown, Mark [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 02.03 ...... 67 PANEL 15.24 ...... 113 PANEL 23.05 ...... 102 PANEL 16.16 ...... 87 Brisson, Benjamin Brown, Rachel [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 29.09 ...... 183 PANEL 15.27 ...... 178 Brito-Millan, Marlene Brunell, Thomas [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 03.07 ...... 137 PANEL 27.04 ...... 104 Britt, Lucy Brunkert, Lennart [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.12 ...... 165 PANEL 01.14 ...... 80 PANEL 25.01 ...... 63 Brush, Amanda Britton, Jennifer [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 28.07 ...... 169 PANEL 03.15 ...... 108 Bruyneel, Kevin Britzman, Kylee [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.08 ...... 112 PANEL 27.05 ...... 117 PANEL 15.14 ...... 190 PANEL 23.20 ...... 181
204 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page
Bryant, Jr., Kenneth Butz, Adam [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 13.02 ...... 125 PANEL 20.04 ...... 166 Buccola, Nicholas PANEL 24.03 ...... 91 [email protected] Byerly, Shakari PANEL 16.02 ...... 49 [email protected] PANEL 16.05 ...... 74 PANEL 13.05 ...... 189 Buck, Christopher, [email protected] Cabrera Rasmussen, Amy PANEL 03.20 ...... 173 [email protected] Buckley, David PANEL 03.16 ...... 109 [email protected] PANEL 09.06 ...... 187 PANEL 12.01 ...... 177 Cain, Bruce Bullock, Graham [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 04.08 ...... 82 PANEL 04.16 ...... 175 Caldwell, Anne PANEL 24.04 ...... 156 [email protected] Bundrick, Lee PANEL 19.02 ...... 128 PANEL 35.04 ...... 92 Callies, Daniel [email protected] Bundy, Rheuben [email protected] PANEL 03.03 ...... 53 PANEL 02.03 ...... 67 Callison, William [email protected] Burgess, Susan [email protected] PANEL 15.04 ...... 72 PANEL 15.01 ...... 72 PANEL 15.20 ...... 113 Burnett, John Camacho, Emelyne [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 28.03 ...... 104 PANEL 14.14 ...... 47 Busenberg, George Camarillo, Earlene [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 04.14 ...... 174 PANEL 20.04 ...... 166 PANEL 04.17 ...... 96 Camatarri, Stefano [email protected] Bustikova, Lenka [email protected] PANEL 27.02 ...... 77 PANEL 01.08 ...... 137 Cameron, Gavin [email protected] PANEL 01.13 ...... 44 PANEL 08.03 ...... 56 Butler, Dan, [email protected] Campbell, Karolyn PANEL 11.01 ...... 57 [email protected] PANEL 11.02 ...... 71 PANEL 21.02 ...... 61 Butorac, Sean Campi, Ashleigh [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 17.01 ...... 50 PANEL 14.17 ...... 86 Butters, Ross, PANEL 15.22 ...... 113 [email protected] PANEL 15.36 ...... 153 PANEL 21.02 ...... 61 205 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page
Campos, Luiz Augusto Carlisle, Juliet PANEL 23.06 ...... 130 [email protected] Cannavò, Peter PANEL 04.02 ...... 68 [email protected] PANEL 04.05 ...... 110 PANEL 03.09 ...... 160 PANEL 21.08 ...... 144 Cantrell, Alicia Carlos, Alfredo [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 26.01 ...... 132 PANEL 07.01 ...... 55 Cantwell, Devon PANEL 13.03 ...... 99 [email protected] PANEL 14.14 ...... 47 PANEL 35.01 ...... 52 PANEL 23.01 ...... 51 Capelos, Tereza Carrabregu, Gent [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 08.09 ...... 140 PANEL 16.08 ...... 115 PANEL 21.01 ...... 50 PANEL 16.09 ...... 127 PANEL 21.10 ...... 167 Carreras, Miguel Caputi, Mary [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 01.08 ...... 137 PANEL 15.17 ...... 73 PANEL 01.17 ...... 95 Carancho, Danielle PANEL 21.02 ...... 61 [email protected] PANEL 21.11 ...... 180 PANEL 14.14 ...... 47 Carroll, Royce Carbonell, Joel [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 11.01 ...... 57 PANEL 04.11 ...... 174 PANEL 21.07 ...... 129 Carey, Peter PANEL 21.09 ...... 193 [email protected] Carruthers, David PANEL 08.03 ...... 56 [email protected] Carey, Tony PANEL 24.05 ...... 168 [email protected] Carson, Emma PANEL 23.08 ...... 155 [email protected] PANEL 23.12 ...... 193 PANEL 21.08 ...... 144 Cargile, Ivy Carter, Brett [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 06.06 ...... 161 PANEL 01.03 ...... 53 PANEL 23.09 ...... 181 PANEL 01.14 ...... 80 PANEL 28.03 ...... 104 PANEL 34.02 ...... 135 Carleton, Francis PANEL 34.06 ...... 184 [email protected] Carter, David PANEL 10.03 ...... 188 [email protected] PANEL 10.04 ...... 177 PANEL 35.02 ...... 65
PANEL 35.03 ...... 78
206 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page
Carter, Erin Chandler, William [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 01.03 ...... 53 PANEL 01.19 ...... 172 Casellas, Jason Chang, Katherine [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 23.10 ...... 167 PANEL 22.04 ...... 89 PANEL 23.11 ...... 90 Charrette, Jason Cash, Jordan [email protected] PANEL 05.03 ...... 82 PANEL 29.09 ...... 183 Castañeda Perez, Estefania Charron, Nicholas [email protected] PANEL 28.09 ...... 195 PANEL 07.04 ...... 139 Chaturvedi, Neilan PANEL 07.09 ...... 176 [email protected] PANEL 23.18 ...... 145 PANEL 11.03 ...... 84 Cate, Sarah PANEL 11.04 ...... 124 [email protected] Chen, Milan PANEL 17.03 ...... 74 [email protected] Cazares, Lauren PANEL 01.07 ...... 121 [email protected] Chen, Paul PANEL 26.01 ...... 132 [email protected] Ceballos, Sueleme PANEL 10.02 ...... 70 [email protected] PANEL 10.05 ...... 84 PANEL 01.01 ...... 44 Cheng, Chao-Yo Cervini, Chiara [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 01.02 ...... 67 PANEL 22.03 ...... 154 Cheng, Eric Chadha, Anita [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.13 ...... 178 PANEL 25.06 ...... 91 Chien, Yi-Chun Chaipraset, Kenneth [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 28.04 ...... 117 PANEL 32.03 ...... 6 Cho, Richard Chamberlain, Adam [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 04.16 ...... 175 PANEL 13.05 ...... 189 Chomsky, daniel Chan, Nathan [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 12.03 ...... 57 PANEL 21.04 ...... 88 Christensen, Emily PANEL 31.04 ...... 134 [email protected] Chandler, David PANEL 10.04 ...... 177 [email protected] Christoff, Peter PANEL 30.03 ...... 134 [email protected] PANEL 03.05 ...... 68 PANEL 03.07 ...... 137
207 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page
Chu, Lan Collingwood, Loren [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 08.01 ...... 70 PANEL 07.03 ...... 46 Chun, Kyu-Been PANEL 11.01 ...... 57 [email protected] PANEL 11.05 ...... 188 PANEL 16.06 ...... 87 PANEL 12.05 ...... 71 Cladis, Mark PANEL 21.05 ...... 116 [email protected] PANEL 23.22 ...... 182 PANEL 03.10 ...... 185 Collins, Brady Clark, Michael [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 25.08 ...... 131 PANEL 04.05 ...... 110 Commissiong, Anand Clark, April [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.07 ...... 100 PANEL 04.05 ...... 110 PANEL 23.14 ...... 62 PANEL 21.02 ...... 61 Comstock, Audrey PANEL 21.03 ...... 75 [email protected] Clark, Bradley PANEL 08.04 ...... 83 [email protected] Conner, Sean C. PANEL 04.04 ...... 109 [email protected] Clark, Micayla PANEL 04.09 ...... 151 [email protected] Connolly, William PANEL 06.06 ...... 161 [email protected] Clay, Jared PANEL 03.08 ...... 150 [email protected] Conover, Pamela Johnston PANEL 23.08 ...... 155 [email protected] Clealand, Danielle PANEL 28.06 ...... 157 [email protected] Conroy, Meredith PANEL 23.06 ...... 130 [email protected] PANEL 23.13 ...... 51 PANEL 05.01 ...... 123 Coe, Chelsea PANEL 05.02 ...... 55 [email protected] Conway, Daniel PANEL 12.01 ...... 177 [email protected] Cohen, Alice PANEL 14.20 ...... 165 [email protected] PANEL 16.04 ...... 60 PANEL 03.19 ...... 186 PANEL 18.02 ...... 101 Cohen, Aylon Cook, Jeffrey, [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 19.02 ...... 128 PANEL 20.03 ...... 128 Colbern, Allan Cook, Scott [email protected] PANEL 11.02 ...... 71 PANEL 07.03 ...... 46 Cole, Matthew [email protected] PANEL 18.06 ...... 192 208 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page
Corby, Jennifer Craig, Stephen [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.27 ...... 178 PANEL 28.06 ...... 157 Corral, Alvaro PANEL 28.08 ...... 182 [email protected] Crandall, Emily PANEL 23.14 ...... 62 [email protected] Corrales, Candi PANEL 15.27 ...... 178 [email protected] Craven, Luke PANEL 08.05 ...... 46 [email protected] Corrigan, Rose PANEL 03.09 ...... 160 [email protected] Crawford, Evan PANEL 10.04 ...... 177 [email protected] PANEL 10.05 ...... 84 PANEL 24.07 ...... 194 Cortes, Juvenal A. Crespo, Ricardo [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 01.14 ...... 80 PANEL 14.06 ...... 141 PANEL 07.06 ...... 139 Crews, Chris PANEL 07.10 ...... 162 [email protected] PANEL 12.02 ...... 111 PANEL 03.07 ...... 137 Cortina, Jeronimo Crow, Deserai [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 23.02 ...... 76 PANEL 04.04 ...... 109 PANEL 23.10 ...... 167 Crownhart, Jennifer [email protected] Cossette, Paulina [email protected] PANEL 22.05 ...... 180 PANEL 28.08 ...... 182 Culver, Adam [email protected] Costie, Daniel [email protected] PANEL 15.14 ...... 190 PANEL 35.03 ...... 78 Currin-Percival, Mary [email protected] Coulthard, Glen [email protected] PANEL 24.05 ...... 168 PANEL 03.01 ...... 81 Curtis, Justin [email protected] PANEL 15.03 ...... 72 PANEL 01.14 ...... 80 Cox Han, Lori [email protected] Curtis, William [email protected] PANEL 05.02 ...... 55 PANEL 16.05 ...... 74 PANEL 05.03 ...... 82 Czobor-Lupp, Mihaela PANEL 25.08 ...... 131 [email protected] Crabtree, Charles PANEL 15.16 ...... 48 [email protected] Daggett, Cara PANEL 23.19 ...... 156 [email protected]
PANEL 03.02 ...... 173
PANEL 03.19 ...... 186 PANEL 29.02 ...... 170
209 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page
Dahiya, Priya Davari, Arash [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 08.04 ...... 83 PANEL 16.01 ...... 142 Dahl, Matthew PANEL 16.03 ...... 192 [email protected] David, Charles-Philippe PANEL 16.06 ...... 87 [email protected] Daifallah, Yasmeen PANEL 08.03 ...... 56 [email protected] Davidson, Michael PANEL 15.11 ...... 153 [email protected] PANEL 16.01 ...... 142 PANEL 29.05 ...... 118 Daily, Anna Davidson, Susan [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.26 ...... 59 PANEL 06.04 ...... 97 Dainoff, Charles PANEL 17.04 ...... 143 [email protected] Davies, Elizabeth PANEL 01.10 ...... 150 [email protected] Dale, Lisa PANEL 13.03 ...... 99 [email protected] Davies, Robert PANEL 04.13 ...... 122 [email protected] Daley, Dorothy PANEL 10.07 ...... 163 [email protected] Davis, Charles PANEL 35.06 ...... 120 [email protected] PANEL 35.08 ...... 148 PANEL 04.14 ...... 174 Dana, Karam Davis, George [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 01.05 ...... 95 PANEL 03.19 ...... 186 Daniels, Raychelle Alluaq Dawes, Christopher [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 04.01 ...... 54 PANEL 21.02 ...... 61 Dapper, Carolyn PANEL 21.05 ...... 116 [email protected] Dawes, Roy PANEL 17.03 ...... 74 [email protected] D'Aragon-Giguère, Thalia PANEL 04.14 ...... 174 [email protected] Day, Shane PANEL 07.02 ...... 69 [email protected] Darett, Paulina PANEL 35.06 ...... 120 [email protected] de Abreu Maia, Lucas PANEL 21.09 ...... 193 [email protected] Darrow, Robert PANEL 21.05 ...... 116 [email protected] De Angelis, Andrea PANEL 04.14 ...... 174 [email protected] Das, Runa PANEL 01.08 ...... 137 [email protected] PANEL 12.03 ...... 57 PANEL 01.17 ...... 95 PANEL 27.02 ...... 77
210 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page
de la Vega, Izul Den Hartog, Chris [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 23.19 ...... 156 PANEL 11.05 ...... 188 de Souza, Poppy Denbow, Jennifer [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.18 ...... 142 PANEL 06.07 ...... 175 de Wit, Dominique Denman, Derek [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 04.15 ...... 68 PANEL 15.33 ...... 114 Dean, Joshua Dense, Jeff [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 01.08 ...... 137 PANEL 24.06 ...... 131 PANEL 01.12 ...... 185 DePalma, Victoria Dearborn, John [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 21.04 ...... 88 PANEL 17.06 ...... 179 Desborough, Rachael Debrix, Francois [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.08 ...... 112 PANEL 15.18 ...... 86 DeShazo, Jessica DeCarlo, Chelsea [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 20.01 ...... 101 PANEL 03.04 ...... 45 PANEL 20.02 ...... 61 Deitz, Janna DeSipio, Louis [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 29.04 ...... 146 PANEL 23.02 ...... 76 Delaune, Timothy PANEL 23.11 ...... 90 [email protected] PANEL 23.18 ...... 145 PANEL 10.03 ...... 188 PANEL 37.02 ...... 120 PANEL 10.08 ...... 124 Desposato, Scott Della Bosca, Hannah PANEL 34.04 ...... 158 [email protected] DeWitt, Darin PANEL 03.09 ...... 160 [email protected] Delshad, Ashlie PANEL 27.06 ...... 169 [email protected] Deylami, Shirin PANEL 24.04 ...... 156 [email protected] Demertzis, Nicolas PANEL 15.39 ...... 191 PANEL 21.10 ...... 167 PANEL 16.01 ...... 142 DeMora, Stephanie Dias, Elsa [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 28.03 ...... 104 PANEL 32.03 ...... 6 DeMotts, Rachel Dichio, Michael [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 33.02 ...... 119 PANEL 17.02 ...... 60
211 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page
Dienstag, Joshua Dolgert, Stefan [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 18.02 ...... 101 PANEL 14.08 ...... 112 Dilts, Andrew PANEL 14.09 ...... 125 [email protected] Dolsak, Nives PANEL 15.04 ...... 72 [email protected] PANEL 15.10 ...... 126 PANEL 02.01 ...... 108 PANEL 16.12 ...... 192 PANEL 29.02 ...... 170 Ding, Iza PANEL 29.07 ...... 157 [email protected] PANEL 29.08 ...... 195 PANEL 29.05 ...... 118 PANEL 35.01 ...... 52 Dinnin, Alec Dominguez, Casey [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 16.07 ...... 101 PANEL 27.08 ...... 194 Diones, Alexander Doran, Peter [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.19 ...... 73 PANEL 33.07 ...... 183 Dionne, Kim Dorraj, Manochehr [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 28.07 ...... 169 PANEL 08.06 ...... 98 Dionne, Lee Doshi, Sapana [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 05.03 ...... 82 PANEL 33.01 ...... 106 DiSarro, Brian Dovi, Suzanne [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 24.01 ...... 130 PANEL 15.35 ...... 114 PANEL 24.02 ...... 145 Dow, David Dobbin, Kristin [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 34.03 ...... 148 PANEL 04.15 ...... 68 Dow, Douglas PANEL 35.06 ...... 120 [email protected] Dobbs, Erica PANEL 18.02 ...... 101 [email protected] PANEL 28.01 ...... 92 PANEL 07.06 ...... 139 Dowling, Conor PANEL 07.08 ...... 187 [email protected] Dobbs, Reagan PANEL 21.01 ...... 50 [email protected] Dreher, Tanja PANEL 23.10 ...... 167 [email protected] Dodsworth, Ashley PANEL 14.18 ...... 142 [email protected] Driscoll, Jennifer PANEL 03.12 ...... 54 [email protected] PANEL 15.29 ...... 49
212 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page
Dubeau, Mathieu Eichner, Carolyn [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 03.06 ...... 122 PANEL 14.05 ...... 99 DuBrin, Rosie Eisenstein, Marie [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 30.04 ...... 147 PANEL 21.02 ...... 61 Duff, Jeremy Ekstrom, Julia [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 10.04 ...... 177 PANEL 35.07 ...... 135 Duffy, Robert El-Khatib, Stephen [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 20.03 ...... 128 PANEL 07.03 ...... 46 Dunn, Joe PANEL 21.04 ...... 88 [email protected] PANEL 28.03 ...... 104 PANEL 25.06 ...... 91 Ellis, Elisabeth PANEL 25.09 ...... 146 [email protected] Duplantier, Brooke PANEL 03.03 ...... 53 [email protected] PANEL 03.04 ...... 45 PANEL 26.01 ...... 132 PANEL 38.21 ...... 136 Dutkiewicz, Jan Emmelhainz, Roger [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 18.03 ...... 116 PANEL 03.18 ...... 150 Dwivedi, Dr. Sangit Sarita PANEL 22.04 ...... 89 [email protected] Endicott, Travis PANEL 08.02 ...... 162 [email protected] Dyck, Joshua PANEL 21.01 ...... 50 [email protected] Engel, Stephen PANEL 23.10 ...... 167 [email protected] Dzutsati, Valery PANEL 13.01 ...... 112 [email protected] Engelsma, Brian PANEL 01.13 ...... 44 [email protected] Eber-Schmid, Noah PANEL 01.16 ...... 67 [email protected] Englebert, Pierre PANEL 15.38 ...... 179 PANEL 01.17 ...... 95 PANEL 16.14 ...... 166 Epperson, Brent PANEL 16.15 ...... 49 [email protected] Ecevit, Alper Yuksel PANEL 12.02 ...... 111 PANEL 28.09 ...... 195 Erev, Stephanie Eckhouse, Laurel [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 03.09 ...... 160 PANEL 22.02 ...... 129 Erlenbusch-Anderson, Verena PANEL 22.05 ...... 180 [email protected] PANEL 22.06 ...... 62 PANEL 15.04 ...... 72
213 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page
Esberg, Jane Fazi, Andre [email protected] PANEL 01.12 ...... 185 PANEL 34.06 ...... 184 Federman, Cary Escobedo-Garcia, Nataly [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 10.01 ...... 56 PANEL 35.03 ...... 78 Feeley, Maureen Esparza, Diego [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 36.03 ...... 78 PANEL 01.14 ...... 80 Feit, Mario PANEL 01.17 ...... 95 [email protected] Esparza, Elizabeth PANEL 16.10 ...... 143 [email protected] Feld, Elissa PANEL 24.05 ...... 168 [email protected] Evans, Alfred PANEL 22.01 ...... 117 [email protected] Félix, Adrián PANEL 01.17 ...... 95 [email protected] PANEL 01.18 ...... 121 PANEL 07.01 ...... 55 Evans, Allison PANEL 23.21 ...... 168 [email protected] Fencl, Amanda PANEL 01.06 ...... 108 [email protected] Evans, Laura PANEL 35.06 ...... 120 [email protected] PANEL 35.07 ...... 135 PANEL 35.01 ...... 52 Feng, Jeff Faenza, Michael [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 03.13 ...... 45 PANEL 10.05 ...... 84 Ferguson, Kathy Falk, Richard [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.17 ...... 73 PANEL 10.06 ...... 141 PANEL 15.21 ...... 127 Farooqui, Usmaan Ferguson, Kennan [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 01.11 ...... 172 PANEL 15.12 ...... 165 Farrar-Myers, Victoria PANEL 15.17 ...... 73 [email protected] PANEL 15.18 ...... 86 PANEL 05.01 ...... 123 Ferguson, Michaele PANEL 05.02 ...... 55 [email protected] Farrington, Alex PANEL 14.05 ...... 99 [email protected] PANEL 15.39 ...... 191 PANEL 22.05 ...... 180 PANEL 25.04 ...... 169 Fattor, Eric Fernandez, Kenneth [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.15 ...... 126 PANEL 21.04 ...... 88 Fattore, Christina PANEL 21.06 ...... 102 [email protected] PANEL 25.09 ...... 146 214 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page
Ferreira da Silva, Frederico Fitzgerald, Edward [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 01.08 ...... 137 PANEL 10.03 ...... 188 PANEL 12.03 ...... 57 FitzGerald, Michael PANEL 27.02 ...... 77 [email protected] Fetzer, Joel PANEL 13.04 ...... 163 [email protected] Fleischer, Julia PANEL 07.07 ...... 151 [email protected] PANEL 07.08 ...... 187 PANEL 05.03 ...... 82 Fiber-Ostrow, Pamela PANEL 05.04 ...... 97 [email protected] Flores, Andrew PANEL 10.04 ...... 177 [email protected] Fienberg, Ayal PANEL 19.01 ...... 88 [email protected] PANEL 21.05 ...... 116 PANEL 23.11 ...... 90 PANEL 21.11 ...... 180 Filler, Nicole PANEL 25.02 ...... 103 [email protected] Fong, Edmund PANEL 31.01 ...... 106 [email protected] PANEL 31.04 ...... 134 PANEL 17.04 ...... 143 PANEL 31.05 ...... 147 Forbes, David Finnegan, Jared [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 33.03 ...... 135 PANEL 01.07 ...... 121 Forbes, Jacques Fiori, Nicholas [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 26.01 ...... 132 PANEL 30.03 ...... 134 Forbis, Robert PANEL 30.04 ...... 147 [email protected] Fisher, Patrick PANEL 04.07 ...... 173 [email protected] Ford III, James PANEL 27.05 ...... 117 [email protected] Fisher, Shauna PANEL 16.03 ...... 192 [email protected] Forman, Fonna PANEL 02.03 ...... 67 [email protected] PANEL 25.09 ...... 146 PANEL 15.07 ...... 100 Fissore, Cinzia PANEL 25.05 ...... 63 PANEL 25.05 ...... 63 Forman, Jonathan [email protected] Fite, Owen [email protected] PANEL 30.05 ...... 170 PANEL 15.13 ...... 178 Forrest, David [email protected] FitzGerald, Bryan [email protected] PANEL 13.01 ...... 112 PANEL 21.04 ...... 88 Fortunato, David [email protected]
PANEL 11.02 ...... 71
215 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page
Foster, David Frey, Heather [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 13.02 ...... 125 PANEL 10.05 ...... 84 PANEL 22.06 ...... 62 Frey, Sarah Anne Fowler, Luke [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 08.10 ...... 152 PANEL 04.09 ...... 151 Frisch, Scott PANEL 04.16 ...... 175 [email protected] Fowler, Matthew PANEL 11.05 ...... 188 [email protected] Frymer, Paul PANEL 23.16 ...... 90 [email protected] Foxworth, Raymond PANEL 17.01 ...... 50 [email protected] PANEL 17.04 ...... 143 PANEL 23.22 ...... 182 Fulton, Sarah Franco, Josh [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 06.05 ...... 138 PANEL 25.07 ...... 103 PANEL 06.06 ...... 161 Franco, Josh Gabrielson, Teena [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 32.03 ...... 6 PANEL 03.01 ...... 81 Franke, Mark PANEL 03.13 ...... 45 [email protected] PANEL 03.16 ...... 109 PANEL 15.13 ...... 178 Gagliardi, Jess PANEL 15.26 ...... 59 [email protected] Frausto, Obed PANEL 26.01 ...... 132 [email protected] Gainous, Jason PANEL 14.09 ...... 125 [email protected] Fredericksen, Elizabeth PANEL 12.01 ...... 177 [email protected] Galinsky, Adam PANEL 24.01 ...... 130 PANEL 21.06 ...... 102 PANEL 24.02 ...... 145 Gallagher, Megan Freeder, Sean [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.39 ...... 191 PANEL 21.09 ...... 193 PANEL 16.09 ...... 127 Fremaux, Anne PANEL 18.02 ...... 101 [email protected] Gallina, Marta PANEL 03.12 ...... 54 [email protected] French, Eric Michael PANEL 21.03 ...... 75 [email protected] Gallo, Maria PANEL 36.01 ...... 52 PANEL 36.02 ...... 65 French, John Galloway, Samuel [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 23.13 ...... 51 PANEL 15.34 ...... 127
216 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page
Gambino, Giacomo Garretson, Jeremiah [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 25.05 ...... 63 PANEL 19.01 ...... 88 Gambino, Elena Garrett, Jacob [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.21 ...... 127 PANEL 14.03 ...... 85 Ganis, Alberto Garzia, Diego [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 07.08 ...... 187 PANEL 01.08 ...... 137 Gao, Wenyang PANEL 12.03 ...... 57 [email protected] PANEL 27.02 ...... 77 PANEL 15.34 ...... 127 Gause, LaGina Garay, Candelaria [email protected] PANEL 01.17 ...... 95 PANEL 13.02 ...... 125 Garcia, Jennifer Gehring, Jacqueline [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 11.02 ...... 71 PANEL 07.08 ...... 187 PANEL 11.03 ...... 84 Geiger, Marion PANEL 26.01 ...... 132 [email protected] Garcia, Rogelio PANEL 07.08 ...... 187 [email protected] Gellers, Josh PANEL 32.03 ...... 6 [email protected] Garcia Bedolla, Lisa PANEL 01.11 ...... 172 [email protected] Gell-Redman, Micah PANEL 06.02 ...... 69 [email protected] Garcia-Castanon, Marcela PANEL 23.19 ...... 156 [email protected] Genovese, Michael PANEL 06.06 ...... 161 [email protected] PANEL 23.09 ...... 181 PANEL 05.01 ...... 123 Garcia-Rios, Sergio George, Larry [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 23.18 ...... 145 PANEL 15.18 ...... 86 Gard-Murray, Alexander Gerber, Brian [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 29.08 ...... 195 PANEL 04.04 ...... 109 Gardner, Michelle Geron, Kim [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 23.10 ...... 167 PANEL 31.01 ...... 106 Garfias, Francisco Getachew, Adom [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 34.01 ...... 119 PANEL 15.03 ...... 72 Garibaldo Valdez, Ramon PANEL 15.25 ...... 48 [email protected] Ghingoor, Ajay PANEL 07.04 ...... 139 [email protected] PANEL 01.01 ...... 44
217 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page
Ghosh, Cyril Golesorkhi, Lara-Zuzan [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 19.02 ...... 128 PANEL 07.08 ...... 187 Ghossein, Mohamad PANEL 07.09 ...... 176 [email protected] Golub, Mark PANEL 16.09 ...... 127 [email protected] PANEL 16.13 ...... 154 PANEL 15.10 ...... 126 Giamario, Patrick PANEL 15.33 ...... 114 [email protected] Gomez Aguinaga, Barbara PANEL 15.24 ...... 113 [email protected] Gillooly, Shauna PANEL 22.06 ...... 62 [email protected] PANEL 23.22 ...... 182 PANEL 28.02 ...... 64 Gonzales, Alfonso Gilman-Opalsky, Richard [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 07.01 ...... 55 PANEL 15.27 ...... 178 PANEL 07.10 ...... 162 Glantz, Stanton PANEL 23.04 ...... 155 PANEL 22.03 ...... 154 PANEL 23.21 ...... 168 Glasgow, Derek Gonzales, Isabel [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 35.08 ...... 148 PANEL 06.03 ...... 110 Glaude, Eddie Gonzalez, Alfredo [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 16.02 ...... 49 PANEL 07.01 ...... 55 Gochberg, William Gonzalez, Felipe [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 01.10 ...... 150 PANEL 34.04 ...... 158 Godrej, Farah Gonzalez, George [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 33.01 ...... 106 PANEL 04.06 ...... 186 PANEL 33.05 ...... 158 Gonzalez, Sylvia Godwin, Marcia [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 24.07 ...... 194 PANEL 27.03 ...... 91 Gonzalez O'Brien, Benjamin Goggin, Stephen [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 07.03 ...... 46 PANEL 27.04 ...... 104 Goodhart, Michael Goldman, Loren [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.07 ...... 100 PANEL 15.06 ...... 100 PANEL 15.23 ...... 153 Goldsmith, Mitch Gooding, Cory [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 03.13 ...... 45 PANEL 23.03 ...... 76 PANEL 23.06 ...... 130
218 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page
Goodman, Rob Greene, Stacey [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 16.13 ...... 154 PANEL 23.14 ...... 62 Goodyear-Kaopua, Noelani PANEL 23.17 ...... 103 [email protected] Greer, James PANEL 23.05 ...... 102 [email protected] Gordon, Jane PANEL 17.06 ...... 179 [email protected] Greer, Robert PANEL 16.01 ...... 142 PANEL 35.07 ...... 135 PANEL 23.04 ...... 155 Gregory, Sean PANEL 23.20 ...... 181 [email protected] Gordy, Katherine PANEL 22.03 ...... 154 [email protected] Grenier, Yvon PANEL 15.19 ...... 73 [email protected] Goren, Lilly PANEL 18.05 ...... 60 [email protected] Grillos, Tara PANEL 05.02 ...... 55 [email protected] PANEL 18.01 ...... 75 PANEL 22.04 ...... 89 Gorham, Ashley Grose, Christian [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 30.04 ...... 147 PANEL 28.07 ...... 169 Gortler, Shai PANEL 28.08 ...... 182 [email protected] Grove, Jairus PANEL 16.12 ...... 192 [email protected] Graves, Sierra PANEL 03.08 ...... 150 [email protected] PANEL 30.05 ...... 170 PANEL 28.03 ...... 104 Grumbach, Jake Gray, Stuart [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 22.01 ...... 117 PANEL 15.11 ...... 153 PANEL 22.03 ...... 154 Greear, Jake PANEL 23.15 ...... 63 [email protected] Guardino, Matt PANEL 03.05 ...... 68 [email protected] PANEL 03.06 ...... 122 PANEL 15.26 ...... 59 PANEL 03.20 ...... 173 Guasti, Petra Green, Joanne PANEL 01.08 ...... 137 [email protected] Guehlstorf, Nicholas PANEL 28.07 ...... 169 [email protected] Green III, Willie PANEL 04.03 ...... 138 [email protected] PANEL 04.04 ...... 109 PANEL 27.03 ...... 91 Gueorguiev, Dimitar Greenberg, Aaron [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 34.06 ...... 184 PANEL 16.15 ...... 49
219 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page
Guerra, Darren Haines, Kyle [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 18.03 ...... 116 PANEL 03.04 ...... 45 Guerrero, Mario Hajjar, Lisa [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 12.03 ...... 57 PANEL 10.06 ...... 141 Guevara, Jennifer Hall, Cheryl PANEL 01.03 ...... 53 [email protected] Gunning, Matthew PANEL 03.02 ...... 173 [email protected] PANEL 29.02 ...... 170 PANEL 11.03 ...... 84 Hall, Matthew PANEL 11.05 ...... 188 PANEL 10.02 ...... 70 Gunster, Shane Hallstrom, Lars [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 03.19 ...... 186 PANEL 24.04 ...... 156 Gunter, Jr., Mike Halpern, David [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 25.05 ...... 63 PANEL 21.06 ...... 102 Gustafsson, Gunnel Haltom, William [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 28.01 ...... 92 PANEL 12.01 ...... 177 Gutierrez, Angela Hamilton, Matthew [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 23.10 ...... 167 PANEL 15.28 ...... 191 Guy, Johnathan Hammond, Ciera [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 04.14 ...... 174 PANEL 21.11 ...... 180 PANEL 09.03 ...... 98 Han, Hahrie Gyamfi Afrifa, Salomey PANEL 13.05 ...... 189 [email protected] Han Tuncez, Beyzanur PANEL 20.02 ...... 61 [email protected] Haapala, Kate PANEL 06.06 ...... 161 [email protected] PANEL 28.03 ...... 104 PANEL 04.12 ...... 96 Hancock, Kathleen Haas, Michael [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 02.01 ...... 108 PANEL 08.09 ...... 140 Hancock Alfaro, Ange-Marie PANEL 17.03 ...... 74 [email protected] Haber, Paul PANEL 06.03 ...... 110 [email protected] PANEL 16.03 ...... 192 PANEL 24.01 ...... 130 PANEL 37.01 ...... 149 PANEL 24.02 ...... 145 Haider-Markel, Donald PANEL 21.05 ...... 116 220 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page
Hanley, Danielle Hassell, Hans [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.16 ...... 48 PANEL 12.01 ...... 177 PANEL 16.11 ...... 166 Hauptmann, Emily Hanlon, Jeff [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 02.02 ...... 81 PANEL 22.03 ...... 154 Hawkesworth, Mary Hannibal, Bryce [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.01 ...... 72 PANEL 35.04 ...... 92 PANEL 28.01 ...... 92 PANEL 35.07 ...... 135 Hawley, Thomas Hanson, Erik [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.27 ...... 178 PANEL 06.06 ...... 161 Hayes, Matthew Harden, Jeffrey PANEL 19.01 ...... 88 PANEL 10.02 ...... 70 Hayes, Sarah Hardt, Heidi [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 21.11 ...... 180 PANEL 08.07 ...... 111 Hayes, Thomas Hardy, Phillip PANEL 19.01 ...... 88 [email protected] Hazelton, Morgan PANEL 14.03 ...... 85 PANEL 10.02 ...... 70 Harris, Sean Heberle, Renee [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 01.18 ...... 121 PANEL 15.01 ...... 72 PANEL 18.03 ...... 116 Hebert, Laura Hartlaub, Mark [email protected] PANEL 25.09 ...... 146 PANEL 06.07 ...... 175 Hartlaub, Stephen Hechter, Michael [email protected] PANEL 01.12 ...... 185 PANEL 25.09 ...... 146 Heffernan, Ann Hartzell, Kathryn [email protected] PANEL 36.02 ...... 65 PANEL 15.33 ...... 114 Harvey, Matthew Heidt-Forsythe, Erin [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 03.14 ...... 96 PANEL 06.07 ...... 175 Harvey, Sandra PANEL 28.05 ...... 77 [email protected] PANEL 28.06 ...... 157 PANEL 23.20 ...... 181 Hejny, Jessica Hashim, Mohsin [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 03.18 ...... 150 PANEL 25.05 ...... 63 PANEL 17.02 ...... 60
221 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page
Heldman, Caroline Hii, Adam [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 05.01 ...... 123 PANEL 01.09 ...... 160 PANEL 05.02 ...... 55 Hill Maher, Kristen Helgenberger, Sebastian [email protected] PANEL 29.06 ...... 105 PANEL 24.05 ...... 168 Henderson, Geoffrey Hindman, Matthew [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 13.05 ...... 189 PANEL 13.01 ...... 112 Hendrix, Burke PANEL 13.05 ...... 189 [email protected] Hinojosa, Magda PANEL 14.16 ...... 72 [email protected] PANEL 15.12 ...... 165 PANEL 28.06 ...... 157 PANEL 16.13 ...... 154 PANEL 28.09 ...... 195 Henkels, Mark Hirschmann, Nancy [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 24.01 ...... 130 PANEL 03.13 ...... 45 PANEL 24.02 ...... 145 Hirshberg, Gur [email protected] Henry, Daniel [email protected] PANEL 15.35 ...... 114 PANEL 15.16 ...... 48 Hiskes, Rich [email protected] Hernandez, Alfredo [email protected] PANEL 15.23 ...... 153 PANEL 26.01 ...... 132 Hobbs-Morgan, Chase [email protected] Hernandez, Ashley [email protected] PANEL 03.04 ...... 45 PANEL 14.14 ...... 47 Hoberg, George [email protected] Hernandez, Jeffrey [email protected] PANEL 35.04 ...... 92 PANEL 32.03 ...... 6 Hodges, Heather [email protected] Hero, Rodney [email protected] PANEL 04.05 ...... 110 PANEL 23.02 ...... 76 Hodgetts, Matthew [email protected] PANEL 23.15 ...... 63 PANEL 03.18 ...... 150 PANEL 23.16 ...... 90 Hoffmann, Matthew Herrick, Jenny [email protected] PANEL 25.05 ...... 63 PANEL 35.05 ...... 106 Hertzoff, Andrew Holland, Breena [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.06 ...... 141 PANEL 03.06 ...... 122 Hess, Stephen Hollenbach, Florian [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 01.19 ...... 172 PANEL 34.01 ...... 119
222 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page
Holtzman, Richard Huang, Brian [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 05.04 ...... 97 PANEL 03.11 ...... 81 Hooker, Juliet Hubbard, Monica [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.02 ...... 142 PANEL 04.09 ...... 151 PANEL 16.03 ...... 192 Hubbard-Mattix, Laci Hoon, Parakh [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.05 ...... 59 PANEL 32.03 ...... 6 PANEL 15.36 ...... 153 PANEL 33.02 ...... 119 Huckle, Kiku Horn, Dirk [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 21.07 ...... 129 PANEL 08.02 ...... 162 PANEL 23.09 ...... 181 PANEL 08.05 ...... 46 Huda, Juhi Horton, Khyla [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 04.04 ...... 109 PANEL 23.19 ...... 156 PANEL 04.06 ...... 186 Horvath, Peter Huddy, Leonie [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 04.13 ...... 122 PANEL 21.03 ...... 75 Hosman, Laura PANEL 21.05 ...... 116 [email protected] PANEL 21.09 ...... 193 PANEL 10.02 ...... 70 Hughes, Tyler Howard, Nicholas [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 04.06 ...... 186 PANEL 17.06 ...... 179 Hui, Iris Hoyo, Veronica [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 04.08 ...... 82 PANEL 01.19 ...... 172 Hult, Karen Hoyt, Katherine [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 05.02 ...... 55 PANEL 15.11 ...... 153 Hultgren, John Hsu, Angel [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 03.17 ...... 122 PANEL 29.05 ...... 118 PANEL 03.19 ...... 186 PANEL 29.06 ...... 105 Hume, Robert Hua, Whitney [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 10.01 ...... 56 PANEL 28.08 ...... 182 PANEL 10.08 ...... 124 Huang, Haifeng [email protected] PANEL 21.10 ...... 167 PANEL 34.06 ...... 184
223 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page
Hunold, Christian Ip, Kevin (Ka-Wai) [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 03.07 ...... 137 PANEL 14.16 ...... 72 PANEL 03.14 ...... 96 Irani, Lilly PANEL 03.15 ...... 108 [email protected] Hussey, Wesley PANEL 30.01 ...... 105 [email protected] Irepoglu Carreras, Yasemin PANEL 24.01 ...... 130 [email protected] PANEL 24.02 ...... 145 PANEL 04.13 ...... 122 Huyser, Kimberly Isakovic, Eva [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 23.22 ...... 182 PANEL 01.14 ...... 80 Ibarra, Armando Islam, Nayar [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 23.01 ...... 51 PANEL 26.01 ...... 132 Ibarra, Marisol Islas Weinstein, Tania [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 26.01 ...... 132 PANEL 18.03 ...... 116 Ignatov, Anatoli Islekel, Ege Selin [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 03.01 ...... 81 PANEL 14.09 ...... 125 PANEL 03.08 ...... 150 Israel-Trummel, Mackenzie [email protected] PANEL 03.09 ...... 160 PANEL 07.04 ...... 139 Iida, Fumio [email protected] Issar, Siddhant [email protected] PANEL 14.16 ...... 72 PANEL 15.03 ...... 72 Imani, Amirhossein [email protected] PANEL 29.01 ...... 92 PANEL 30.05 ...... 170 Iverson, Emily Incantalupo, Matthew PANEL 12.04 ...... 141 [email protected] Iverson, Erika PANEL 22.02 ...... 129 [email protected] PANEL 22.05 ...... 180 PANEL 07.09 ...... 176 PANEL 22.06 ...... 62 Ivey, Andrew [email protected] Ingram, Callum [email protected] PANEL 01.13 ...... 44 PANEL 14.08 ...... 112 PANEL 01.15 ...... 53 Inouye, Mie Jachimowicz, Jon [email protected] PANEL 21.06 ...... 102 PANEL 15.19 ...... 73 Jahn, Detlef PANEL 15.37 ...... 165 [email protected] Intawan, Chanita PANEL 29.08 ...... 195 [email protected] PANEL 21.10 ...... 167 224 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page
James, Joy Joesten-Martin, Danielle [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.19 ...... 126 PANEL 21.03 ...... 75 James, Michael PANEL 21.08 ...... 144 [email protected] PANEL 24.07 ...... 194 PANEL 14.12 ...... 189 PANEL 27.05 ...... 117 PANEL 14.16 ...... 72 Johnson, Andrew Jamieson, Tom [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 03.10 ...... 185 PANEL 12.02 ...... 111 Johnson, Annika Jamil, Scott PANEL 21.06 ...... 102 [email protected] Johnson, Garrett PANEL 23.07 ...... 76 [email protected] Jang, JunHyeok PANEL 15.24 ...... 113 [email protected] Johnson, Gary PANEL 34.06 ...... 184 [email protected] Janusz, Andrew PANEL 20.02 ...... 61 [email protected] Johnson, Gregg PANEL 23.06 ...... 130 [email protected] PANEL 23.13 ...... 51 PANEL 23.10 ...... 167 Jarvis, Matthew Johnson, Jeffrey [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 27.03 ...... 91 PANEL 20.03 ...... 128 PANEL 27.07 ...... 156 Johnson, McKenzie Jayaram, Athmeya [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 04.14 ...... 174 PANEL 15.35 ...... 114 Johnson, Philip Luke Jee, Haemin [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 01.09 ...... 160 PANEL 34.03 ...... 148 Johnson, Vernon Jené, Lisa [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 23.05 ...... 102 PANEL 01.07 ...... 121 PANEL 23.11 ...... 90 PANEL 01.17 ...... 95 Johnston, Steven Jenkins, Laura [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 18.02 ...... 101 PANEL 28.02 ...... 64 PANEL 30.02 ...... 118 Jenkins, Matthew Johnston, Travis [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 12.04 ...... 141 PANEL 22.02 ...... 129 Jennings, Bruce PANEL 22.05 ...... 180 [email protected] Joines, Jennifer PANEL 04.13 ...... 122 [email protected] PANEL 18.04 ...... 144
225 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page
Jon, Krosnick Kaneti, Marina PANEL 04.16 ...... 175 [email protected] Jones-Correa, Michael PANEL 15.23 ...... 153 [email protected] Kang, WooJin PANEL 07.06 ...... 139 [email protected] PANEL 07.07 ...... 151 PANEL 13.04 ...... 163 Judd, Thornton PANEL 13.05 ...... 189 [email protected] Kantack, Benjamin PANEL 12.03 ...... 57 PANEL 27.05 ...... 117 Judge, Brian Karavardanyan, Sargis [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.04 ...... 85 PANEL 34.07 ...... 196 Junn, Jane Karlsson, Rasmus [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 23.02 ...... 76 PANEL 03.14 ...... 96 PANEL 31.05 ...... 147 PANEL 29.02 ...... 170 PANEL 37.01 ...... 149 Karp, Jeffrey PANEL 37.02 ...... 120 [email protected] Jurkevics, Anna PANEL 27.02 ...... 77 [email protected] Kassop, Nancy PANEL 16.13 ...... 154 [email protected] Justwan, Florian PANEL 05.01 ...... 123 [email protected] Kaswan, Mark PANEL 21.08 ...... 144 [email protected] Kagan, Jennifer PANEL 14.11 ...... 164 [email protected] PANEL 14.13 ...... 190 PANEL 04.04 ...... 109 Katz, Claire Kaku, Archana [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.20 ...... 165 PANEL 03.03 ...... 53 Katzenstein, Emily PANEL 15.29 ...... 49 [email protected] Kalaf-Hughes, Nicole PANEL 15.25 ...... 48 [email protected] Kaufman, Alexander PANEL 11.02 ...... 71 [email protected] PANEL 11.03 ...... 84 PANEL 14.07 ...... 164 Kalmus, Peter Kaufman-Osborn, Timothy [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 29.02 ...... 170 PANEL 02.02 ...... 81 Kamola, Isaac PANEL 15.01 ...... 72 [email protected] PANEL 37.02 ...... 120 PANEL 02.02 ...... 81 Kauneckis, Derek PANEL 02.03 ...... 67 [email protected] PANEL 35.01 ...... 52 PANEL 35.05 ...... 106
226 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page
Kazemi, Elham Kessel, Alisa [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 08.08 ...... 123 PANEL 06.07 ...... 175 PANEL 08.09 ...... 140 PANEL 15.39 ...... 191 Kear, Andrew PANEL 25.04 ...... 169 [email protected] Kettler, Jaclyn PANEL 04.07 ...... 173 [email protected] Kehlenbach, Stefan PANEL 04.09 ...... 151 [email protected] PANEL 04.16 ...... 175 PANEL 14.10 ...... 152 PANEL 24.07 ...... 194 Kellett, Devin Kielty, Colin [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 26.01 ...... 132 PANEL 14.10 ...... 152 Kelley, Bridget PANEL 15.26 ...... 59 [email protected] Kiersey, Nicholas PANEL 35.04 ...... 92 [email protected] Kelly, Andrew PANEL 15.18 ...... 86 [email protected] Kikuchi, Eiichi PANEL 22.03 ...... 154 [email protected] PANEL 22.04 ...... 89 PANEL 26.01 ...... 132 Kelly, Brendan Killen, Kimberly [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 04.01 ...... 54 PANEL 15.39 ...... 191 Kelly, Sean Kim, Inhan [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 11.04 ...... 124 PANEL 08.05 ...... 46 PANEL 11.05 ...... 188 Kim, Jae Yeon Kelsey, Nina [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 23.10 ...... 167 PANEL 04.09 ...... 151 PANEL 23.19 ...... 156 PANEL 04.12 ...... 96 Kim, Jieun Kennedy, Christopher [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 11.01 ...... 57 PANEL 14.04 ...... 85 Kim, Juman Keren, Michael [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 16.07 ...... 101 PANEL 18.05 ...... 60 PANEL 16.11 ...... 166 Kernell, Georgia Kim, Seokdong [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 01.18 ...... 121 PANEL 01.11 ...... 172 PANEL 01.19 ...... 172 Kim, SeongJun [email protected] PANEL 15.30 ...... 59
PANEL 15.32 ...... 100
227 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page
Kim, Yang-Sook Klinsky, Sonja [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 28.04 ...... 117 PANEL 29.03 ...... 65 Kim, Yong Jae Klyza, Christopher [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 01.05 ...... 95 PANEL 04.11 ...... 174 PANEL 01.19 ...... 172 Knight, Amber Kim, Youngwan [email protected] PANEL 08.02 ...... 162 PANEL 15.37 ...... 165 Kimball, David Knight-Finley, Misty [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 21.01 ...... 50 PANEL 11.01 ...... 57 PANEL 21.04 ...... 88 PANEL 11.05 ...... 188 King, Dawn PANEL 20.03 ...... 128 [email protected] Knowles, Helen PANEL 04.12 ...... 96 [email protected] PANEL 17.02 ...... 60 PANEL 10.05 ...... 84 King, Hayden Kocapinar, Gulnur [email protected] PANEL 28.09 ...... 195 PANEL 04.03 ...... 138 Koch, Michael King, James [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 08.07 ...... 111 PANEL 05.04 ...... 97 Koebele, Elizabeth King, Kimi [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 04.03 ...... 138 PANEL 23.07 ...... 76 PANEL 04.05 ...... 110 King, Ronald PANEL 22.04 ...... 89 [email protected] Koenig, Biko PANEL 17.03 ...... 74 [email protected] Kinne, Brandon PANEL 09.04 ...... 83 [email protected] PANEL 13.03 ...... 99 PANEL 08.11 ...... 163 Kojetin, Daniel Kirsch, Robert [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 22.04 ...... 89 PANEL 03.17 ...... 122 Kolovos, Amaleia Kizer, Jordan [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 08.02 ...... 162 PANEL 21.08 ...... 144 Kono, Daniel Klasic, Meghan [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.35 ...... 114 PANEL 04.03 ...... 138 Koontz, Tom Klausen, Jimmy [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 35.03 ...... 78 PANEL 15.14 ...... 190 PANEL 35.07 ...... 135
228 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page
Kostanca, Dhima Lachapelle, Erick [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 06.06 ...... 161 PANEL 01.07 ...... 121 Koutnik, Gregory LaCombe, Scott [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 03.12 ...... 54 PANEL 24.03 ...... 91 Koyama, Mark Lajevardi, Nazita PANEL 34.04 ...... 158 [email protected] Kramer, Sina PANEL 23.07 ...... 76 [email protected] PANEL 23.16 ...... 90 PANEL 15.09 ...... 142 Lamb, Connie PANEL 15.30 ...... 59 [email protected] Kraus, Neil PANEL 06.04 ...... 97 [email protected] Lamb, Melayna PANEL 02.03 ...... 67 [email protected] Kraybill, Jeanine PANEL 14.17 ...... 86 [email protected] Lamb, Rachel PANEL 12.03 ...... 57 [email protected] PANEL 12.05 ...... 71 PANEL 04.03 ...... 138 PANEL 25.02 ...... 103 Lambacher, Jason [email protected] Kreitmair, Ursula [email protected] PANEL 03.15 ...... 108 PANEL 04.11 ...... 174 PANEL 33.03 ...... 135 PANEL 04.12 ...... 96 Lambek, Simon [email protected] Kruse, Stefan [email protected] PANEL 15.32 ...... 100 PANEL 01.14 ...... 80 Lamberova, Natalia [email protected] Kuehl, Colin [email protected] PANEL 01.04 ...... 80 PANEL 04.05 ...... 110 PANEL 01.16 ...... 67 Kunz, Adam Landahl, Erik [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.01 ...... 47 PANEL 29.08 ...... 195 Kunze, Stefanie Landgrave, Michelangelo [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 08.10 ...... 152 PANEL 24.07 ...... 194 Kuper, Kenneth PANEL 28.03 ...... 104 PANEL 23.05 ...... 102 Langehennig, Stefani [email protected] Kurtz, Reed [email protected] PANEL 22.07 ...... 89 PANEL 04.15 ...... 68 Lapp, Nancy [email protected] Kushi, Sidita [email protected] PANEL 07.05 ...... 123 PANEL 07.08 ...... 187 PANEL 04.10 ...... 161 229 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page
Lascher, Edward Lazar, Alexandra [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 24.07 ...... 194 PANEL 01.01 ...... 44 PANEL 27.08 ...... 194 Lazarus, Jeffrey Latner, Michael [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 06.06 ...... 161 PANEL 27.07 ...... 156 PANEL 11.06 ...... 177 Laufer, Jill PANEL 12.03 ...... 57 [email protected] Le, Danvy PANEL 27.05 ...... 117 [email protected] Laurens, Emma PANEL 23.09 ...... 181 [email protected] PANEL 23.14 ...... 62 PANEL 35.06 ...... 120 Le, Loan Lauterbach, Erinn [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 31.01 ...... 106 PANEL 11.04 ...... 124 PANEL 31.02 ...... 119 Lavariega Monforti, Jessica PANEL 31.04 ...... 134 [email protected] PANEL 31.05 ...... 147 PANEL 06.05 ...... 138 Leach, Brittany PANEL 23.06 ...... 130 [email protected] LaVenia, Peter PANEL 15.37 ...... 165 [email protected] LeBlanc, John PANEL 16.07 ...... 101 [email protected] Lavin, Chad PANEL 15.29 ...... 49 [email protected] Lecours, Andre PANEL 14.10 ...... 152 [email protected] PANEL 15.26 ...... 59 PANEL 01.12 ...... 185 Lawhon, Lydia Lee, Charlotte [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 04.04 ...... 109 PANEL 32.03 ...... 6 Lawler, Janet Lee, Chongmyoung [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 12.05 ...... 71 PANEL 20.04 ...... 166 Lawrence, Jennifer Lee, Chris [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 03.16 ...... 109 PANEL 01.06 ...... 108 PANEL 03.17 ...... 122 PANEL 01.13 ...... 44 PANEL 03.19 ...... 186 Lee, Dong-wook Lawrie, Gretchen [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 01.09 ...... 160 PANEL 10.01 ...... 56 PANEL 07.05 ...... 123 Laws, Serena PANEL 07.07 ...... 151 [email protected] PANEL 17.06 ...... 179
230 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page
Lee, Fred Lemieux, Scott [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.38 ...... 179 PANEL 05.03 ...... 82 PANEL 18.04 ...... 144 PANEL 05.04 ...... 97 Lee, Hyo Won PANEL 10.07 ...... 163 [email protected] PANEL 22.03 ...... 154 PANEL 08.02 ...... 162 Leonard, Kelsey Lee, Jenny [email protected] PANEL 36.02 ...... 65 PANEL 04.03 ...... 138 Lee, Jessica HyunJeong Leslie, Gregory [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 07.07 ...... 151 PANEL 21.05 ...... 116 Lee, Nathan Lester, Quinn [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 21.06 ...... 102 PANEL 14.17 ...... 86 Lee, Nguyen LeSure, Ainsley [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 26.01 ...... 132 PANEL 15.10 ...... 126 Lee, Shinkyu PANEL 15.22 ...... 113 [email protected] PANEL 16.10 ...... 143 PANEL 16.09 ...... 127 Letsa, Natalie Lee, Thomas [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 34.03 ...... 148 PANEL 16.13 ...... 154 PANEL 34.07 ...... 196 Lee, Young-Im Leung, Vivien [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 28.05 ...... 77 PANEL 07.07 ...... 151 Leeb, Claudia PANEL 31.01 ...... 106 [email protected] Levine, William PANEL 15.05 ...... 59 [email protected] PANEL 15.20 ...... 113 PANEL 16.08 ...... 115 Leep, Matthew Levy, La Della [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 03.15 ...... 108 PANEL 25.09 ...... 146 Leiter, Debra, PANEL 32.03 ...... 6 [email protected] Levy, Morris PANEL 23.12 ...... 193 [email protected] Lemi, Danielle PANEL 23.15 ...... 63 [email protected] Lewis, Daniel PANEL 23.03 ...... 76 PANEL 21.05 ...... 116 PANEL 23.22 ...... 182 Leyenaar, Monique [email protected]
PANEL 28.01 ...... 92
231 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page
Liebenguth, Julianne Liu, Chuyu [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 04.10 ...... 161 PANEL 34.07 ...... 196 Lief, Lana Liu, Howard [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 07.05 ...... 123 PANEL 34.07 ...... 196 Lien, Aaron Liu, Huchen [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 04.06 ...... 186 PANEL 05.03 ...... 82 PANEL 35.02 ...... 65 PANEL 13.02 ...... 125 Lien, Pei-te Liu, John [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 31.01 ...... 106 PANEL 29.05 ...... 118 PANEL 31.02 ...... 119 Liu, Shan-Jan Sarah Lin, Yi-Tzu [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 28.07 ...... 169 PANEL 01.02 ...... 67 PANEL 28.09 ...... 195 Linch, Amy Liu, Tzu-Ping [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 03.13 ...... 45 PANEL 01.04 ...... 80 Lindberg, Timothy PANEL 01.19 ...... 172 [email protected] Livaudais, Maria PANEL 21.05 ...... 116 [email protected] PANEL 21.06 ...... 102 PANEL 21.08 ...... 144 Lindke, Christian PANEL 23.16 ...... 90 [email protected] Lloro-Bidart, Teresa PANEL 28.03 ...... 104 [email protected] Liou, Stacey PANEL 03.14 ...... 96 [email protected] Lochner, Todd PANEL 14.09 ...... 125 PANEL 27.03 ...... 91 Litfin, Karen Locke, Jill [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 33.02 ...... 119 PANEL 15.23 ...... 153 PANEL 33.03 ...... 135 Lofstrom, Magnus Little, Andrew [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 22.02 ...... 129 PANEL 34.02 ...... 135 Loggins, Jared PANEL 34.06 ...... 184 [email protected] Litvin, Boris PANEL 15.25 ...... 48 [email protected] Logvinenko, Igor PANEL 15.32 ...... 100 [email protected] Liu, Baodong PANEL 01.10 ...... 150 [email protected] PANEL 01.12 ...... 185 PANEL 31.02 ...... 119 PANEL 01.19 ...... 172
232 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page
Lokhande, Sanjeevini Lucas Jennings, Cheri [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 28.02 ...... 64 PANEL 04.13 ...... 122 Lombardini, John Lucero, Eddie [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 16.16 ...... 87 PANEL 24.05 ...... 168 Long, Roderick Lucky, Matthew [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 18.01 ...... 75 PANEL 14.07 ...... 164 Long, Sean Luke, Timothy [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 12.05 ...... 71 PANEL 03.12 ...... 54 PANEL 28.03 ...... 104 PANEL 03.17 ...... 122 Long, William PANEL 03.18 ...... 150 [email protected] Luo, Simon Sihang PANEL 33.08 ...... 196 [email protected] Lopez, Ruth PANEL 16.15 ...... 49 [email protected] Lutte, Rebecca PANEL 23.08 ...... 155 PANEL 20.03 ...... 128 Lovato, Brian Luxon, Nancy [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.24 ...... 113 PANEL 15.21 ...... 127 PANEL 29.01 ...... 92 Lykins, Max Lovecraft, Amy Lauren [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 16.09 ...... 127 PANEL 03.07 ...... 137 PANEL 18.03 ...... 116 PANEL 04.01 ...... 54 MacDonald, Bobbie Lovelace, Susan PANEL 21.06 ...... 102 PANEL 35.04 ...... 92 MacDonald, Jason Luartz, Lewis [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 11.02 ...... 71 PANEL 13.04 ...... 163 Macdonald, Laura Lubell, Mark [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 28.01 ...... 92 PANEL 04.08 ...... 82 Macias, Alexandra PANEL 04.15 ...... 68 [email protected] PANEL 04.17 ...... 96 PANEL 27.04 ...... 104 PANEL 35.07 ...... 135 Macias-Mejia, Yoshira Lucas, Kevin [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 23.18 ...... 145 PANEL 01.11 ...... 172 MacInnis, Bo PANEL 01.18 ...... 121 PANEL 04.16 ...... 175
233 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page
Mackaman, Frank Malleson, Tom [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 11.06 ...... 177 PANEL 14.12 ...... 189 Mackin, Glenn PANEL 15.27 ...... 178 [email protected] Maltby, Elizabeth PANEL 15.16 ...... 48 [email protected] MacPhail, Andrew PANEL 23.07 ...... 76 [email protected] PANEL 24.03 ...... 91 PANEL 27.04 ...... 104 Manganiello, Arielle Madrid Jr., Raul [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 28.03 ...... 104 PANEL 07.04 ...... 139 Mann, Geoff PANEL 07.07 ...... 151 [email protected] PANEL 12.01 ...... 177 PANEL 15.31 ...... 86 Mahdavi, Paasha Mansoori, Naveed [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 29.06 ...... 105 PANEL 16.07 ...... 101 PANEL 29.08 ...... 195 Margalit, Beki Mahlbacher, Jessica [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 03.15 ...... 108 PANEL 01.05 ...... 95 Marichal, Jose Mahler, Vincent [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 30.04 ...... 147 PANEL 01.09 ...... 160 Marin, Mara PANEL 01.10 ...... 150 [email protected] Mahoney, Charles PANEL 06.04 ...... 97 [email protected] PANEL 06.08 ...... 45 PANEL 08.11 ...... 163 PANEL 15.05 ...... 59 Maione, Angela Mariner, Emma Lia [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.38 ...... 179 PANEL 07.07 ...... 151 Majic, Samantha PANEL 26.01 ...... 132 [email protected] Marion, Summer PANEL 06.01 ...... 55 [email protected] PANEL 06.07 ...... 175 PANEL 04.10 ...... 161 PANEL 09.04 ...... 83 Mariotti, Shannon PANEL 27.06 ...... 169 [email protected] Major, Mark PANEL 33.06 ...... 171 PANEL 28.05 ...... 77 PANEL 33.07 ...... 183 Majumder, Sreenath Markell, Patchen [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 13.04 ...... 163 PANEL 15.09 ...... 142 PANEL 13.05 ...... 189 Marmor, Theodore PANEL 22.05 ...... 180
234 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page
Marquardt, Jens Maskey, Stuty [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 01.07 ...... 121 PANEL 04.10 ...... 161 PANEL 29.06 ...... 105 Masthay, Theodore Marshall, Stephen [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 13.02 ...... 125 PANEL 16.02 ...... 49 Mastracci, Sharon Marshall, Thomas [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 20.01 ...... 101 PANEL 27.07 ...... 156 Mathiowetz, Dean Martel, James [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 33.06 ...... 171 PANEL 14.17 ...... 86 Matos, Yalidy PANEL 15.06 ...... 100 [email protected] PANEL 15.09 ...... 142 PANEL 23.03 ...... 76 PANEL 15.19 ...... 73 PANEL 23.08 ...... 155 Martin, Brandon Matthew, Adams [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 22.02 ...... 129 PANEL 14.03 ...... 85 Martin, Isaac Mattingly, Doreen [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 17.06 ...... 179 PANEL 17.07 ...... 115 Martin, Robert Maxwell, Lida [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 16.15 ...... 49 PANEL 15.21 ...... 127 Martin, William PANEL 15.31 ...... 86 PANEL 10.02 ...... 70 Mayerfeld, Jamie [email protected] Martinez, Luis [email protected] PANEL 10.06 ...... 141 PANEL 34.04 ...... 158 PANEL 15.07 ...... 100 Martinez-Eber, Valerie Mayo-Adam, Erin [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 23.11 ...... 90 PANEL 21.07 ...... 129 Marusek, Sarah McCamman, Michael [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 09.03 ...... 98 PANEL 20.01 ...... 101 PANEL 09.04 ...... 83 McCarty, Timothy [email protected] Masaki, Erika [email protected] PANEL 18.01 ...... 75 PANEL 03.10 ...... 185 McClean, Charles [email protected] PANEL 03.13 ...... 45 PANEL 01.04 ...... 80 Mascagni, Brooke [email protected] McConnell, Jason [email protected] PANEL 29.01 ...... 92 PANEL 05.04 ...... 97
235 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page
McCrain, Josh McKinney, Claire [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 11.02 ...... 71 PANEL 14.05 ...... 99 McCuan, David McLeod, Aman [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 27.07 ...... 156 PANEL 10.07 ...... 163 PANEL 27.08 ...... 194 McMahan, David McDaniel, Jason [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 33.07 ...... 183 PANEL 24.05 ...... 168 McMahon, John PANEL 24.07 ...... 194 [email protected] McDonagh, Eileen PANEL 15.27 ...... 178 [email protected] McQueen, Alison PANEL 17.07 ...... 115 [email protected] McDonald, John PANEL 14.15 ...... 58 [email protected] McTague, John PANEL 14.01 ...... 47 [email protected] McErlean, Jennifer PANEL 11.04 ...... 124 [email protected] McWilliams Barndt, Susan PANEL 33.03 ...... 135 [email protected] McGlynn, Adam PANEL 16.02 ...... 49 [email protected] PANEL 16.05 ...... 74 PANEL 06.05 ...... 138 PANEL 18.03 ...... 116 McGovern, Patrick Meckling, Jonas [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 25.07 ...... 103 PANEL 29.05 ...... 118 McGrath, Robert Medearis, John [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 11.02 ...... 71 PANEL 02.02 ...... 81 McIvor, David Medenica, Vladimir [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 03.11 ...... 81 PANEL 23.12 ...... 193 PANEL 15.05 ...... 59 Meek, Chanda McKasy, Meaghan [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 04.01 ...... 54 PANEL 04.02 ...... 68 Meernik, James McKean, Benjamin PANEL 01.17 ...... 95 [email protected] Melamed, Jodi PANEL 14.02 ...... 58 [email protected] PANEL 15.07 ...... 100 PANEL 15.03 ...... 72 PANEL 15.38 ...... 179 PANEL 15.10 ...... 126 McKee, Seth C. [email protected] PANEL 38.21 ...... 136
236 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page
Mello, Brian Merolla, Jennifer [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 01.08 ...... 137 PANEL 28.03 ...... 104 PANEL 01.13 ...... 44 PANEL 38.21 ...... 136 PANEL 01.15 ...... 53 Merrick, Allison PANEL 25.07 ...... 103 [email protected] Melonas, Alex PANEL 15.08 ...... 112 [email protected] Mesa Baron, Carlos PANEL 15.11 ...... 153 [email protected] Melonas, Desiree R. PANEL 26.01 ...... 132 [email protected] Metz, Tamara PANEL 33.01 ...... 106 [email protected] Mendez, Jeanette PANEL 15.30 ...... 59 [email protected] Meyer, John PANEL 28.05 ...... 77 [email protected] PANEL 28.09 ...... 195 PANEL 03.01 ...... 81 Mendez, Matthew PANEL 03.02 ...... 173 [email protected] Michel, Elie PANEL 37.01 ...... 149 [email protected] Mendez Barrientos, Linda PANEL 01.08 ...... 137 [email protected] PANEL 12.03 ...... 57 PANEL 35.07 ...... 135 PANEL 27.02 ...... 77 Mendoza, Breny Michel, Katherine [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.01 ...... 72 PANEL 32.03 ...... 6 PANEL 28.01 ...... 92 Mildenberger, Matto Mendoza, Mary Anne [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 04.08 ...... 82 PANEL 01.13 ...... 44 PANEL 04.16 ...... 175 Meng Xue, Melanie Miles, Matthew [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 34.04 ...... 158 PANEL 12.01 ...... 177 Menges, Jochen Milkoreit, Manjana PANEL 21.06 ...... 102 [email protected] Menon, Anil PANEL 04.10 ...... 161 [email protected] PANEL 04.12 ...... 96 PANEL 21.06 ...... 102 Millar, Heather Menzel, Annie [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 35.05 ...... 106 PANEL 15.02 ...... 142 Miller, Brian PANEL 15.25 ...... 48 [email protected] Merkley, Eric PANEL 07.08 ...... 187 [email protected] PANEL 21.03 ...... 75 237 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page
Miller, Char Mo, Cecilia [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 30.02 ...... 118 PANEL 21.06 ...... 102 Miller, Chris PANEL 21.08 ...... 144 [email protected] PANEL 21.09 ...... 193 PANEL 29.07 ...... 157 PANEL 31.03 PANEL 35.04 ...... 92 PANEL 38.20 Miller, Joshua Moak, Daniel [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 05.03 ...... 82 PANEL 17.01 ...... 50 Miller, Mark PANEL 17.03 ...... 74 [email protected] Moellendorf, Darrel PANEL 10.03 ...... 188 [email protected] PANEL 25.06 ...... 91 PANEL 03.03 ...... 53 Miller, Patrick Mohajer, Reza [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 21.05 ...... 116 PANEL 01.06 ...... 108 PANEL 28.06 ...... 157 Molina, Angel PANEL 28.07 ...... 169 [email protected] Miller, Rebecca PANEL 23.09 ...... 181 [email protected] PANEL 23.16 ...... 90 PANEL 04.04 ...... 109 Molinar, Jesus Mills, Russell [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 21.01 ...... 50 PANEL 20.03 ...... 128 Monahan, Sean Mironesco, Monique [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 16.08 ...... 115 PANEL 25.05 ...... 63 Monardi, Fred Mitchell, Charles [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 13.02 ...... 125 PANEL 08.04 ...... 83 Monteiro, Natalie PANEL 12.03 ...... 57 [email protected] Mitchell, Joshua PANEL 32.03 ...... 6 [email protected] Montoya, Celeste PANEL 24.03 ...... 91 [email protected] Mitchell, Ronald PANEL 06.02 ...... 69 [email protected] PANEL 28.02 ...... 64 PANEL 02.01 ...... 108 PANEL 28.04 ...... 117 Mittiga, Ross PANEL 38.21 ...... 136 [email protected] Montoya-Armanios, Vincent PANEL 03.02 ...... 173 [email protected] PANEL 03.04 ...... 45 PANEL 26.01 ...... 132 PANEL 03.05 ...... 68 PANEL 03.12 ...... 54 238 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page
Moodian, Mike Mousie, Joshua [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 24.04 ...... 156 PANEL 03.16 ...... 109 Moore, Chelsea Moynagh, Patricia [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 06.01 ...... 55 PANEL 15.30 ...... 59 PANEL 10.05 ...... 84 Muchlinski, David Moore, Colin [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 01.12 ...... 185 PANEL 17.05 ...... 74 Mueller, Sean PANEL 24.01 ...... 130 PANEL 01.12 ...... 185 PANEL 24.02 ...... 145 Mulligan, John Moore, Matthew J. [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 30.03 ...... 134 PANEL 33.07 ...... 183 Mullin, Megan PANEL 33.08 ...... 196 [email protected] Morales, Victor PANEL 04.08 ...... 82 [email protected] Munawar, Sarah PANEL 07.09 ...... 176 [email protected] Morín, Jason PANEL 28.04 ...... 117 [email protected] Mundt, Kirsten PANEL 11.05 ...... 188 [email protected] PANEL 23.22 ...... 182 PANEL 33.06 ...... 171 Morin, Robert Munoz, Pablo [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 24.01 ...... 130 PANEL 34.04 ...... 158 PANEL 24.02 ...... 145 Murib, Zein [email protected] Morone, James [email protected] PANEL 06.04 ...... 97 PANEL 13.03 ...... 99 PANEL 13.01 ...... 112 Morris, David Musto, Jennifer [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 21.07 ...... 129 PANEL 06.01 ...... 55 Morris, Jonathan Myerscough, Rhea [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 21.07 ...... 129 PANEL 11.03 ...... 84 Morrison, Maisy Nackenoff, Carol [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 19.01 ...... 88 PANEL 17.04 ...... 143 Moskop, Wynne PANEL 17.07 ...... 115 [email protected] Nahm, Jonas PANEL 06.03 ...... 110 [email protected] PANEL 06.04 ...... 97 PANEL 29.05 ...... 118
239 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page
Nail, Stephanie Neve, Richard [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 04.16 ...... 175 PANEL 03.20 ...... 173 PANEL 21.03 ...... 75 Nicholas, Howard Nalband, Eamon [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 05.03 ...... 82 PANEL 29.07 ...... 157 Nichols, Robert Nalder, Kim [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.03 ...... 72 PANEL 21.03 ...... 75 PANEL 15.08 ...... 112 Nam Kyu, Kim Nicholson, Stephen [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 01.14 ...... 80 PANEL 21.07 ...... 129 Nantkes, Amy PANEL 21.10 ...... 167 [email protected] PANEL 23.10 ...... 167 PANEL 23.08 ...... 155 Nicole, Kalaf-Hughes Napolio, Nicholas [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 23.12 ...... 193 PANEL 22.07 ...... 89 Nienass, Benjamin PANEL 28.08 ...... 182 [email protected] Naranch, Laurie PANEL 07.08 ...... 187 [email protected] Nikpour, Golnar PANEL 15.17 ...... 73 [email protected] Narayan, Sanjay PANEL 15.12 ...... 165 [email protected] PANEL 16.01 ...... 142 PANEL 15.31 ...... 86 PANEL 16.12 ...... 192 Neame, Alexandra Nokken, Tim [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.34 ...... 127 PANEL 11.05 ...... 188 Nedelsky, Jennifer PANEL 11.06 ...... 177 [email protected] Norton, Anne PANEL 06.08 ...... 45 [email protected] Neiman, Max PANEL 15.08 ...... 112 [email protected] Nothoff, Robert PANEL 24.05 ...... 168 [email protected] Nelson, Travis PANEL 23.01 ...... 51 [email protected] Notkin, Shaul PANEL 08.05 ...... 46 [email protected] Nemerever, Zoe PANEL 16.16 ...... 87 [email protected] Nowlin, Matthew PANEL 11.02 ...... 71 [email protected] Neubauer, Robert PANEL 35.04 ...... 92 PANEL 03.19 ...... 186
240 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page
Nownes, Tony Omae, Masahiro [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 27.06 ...... 169 PANEL 32.03 ...... 6 Nyenhuis, Robert On, Steve [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 01.11 ...... 172 PANEL 07.05 ...... 123 Oaxaca, Ana Ong, Elvin [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 07.03 ...... 46 PANEL 34.06 ...... 184 PANEL 23.15 ...... 63 Oprea, Alexandra Oberfield, Zachary [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 25.01 ...... 63 PANEL 22.05 ...... 180 O'Regan, Valerie Ocampo, Angela [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 27.01 ...... 51 PANEL 23.15 ...... 63 PANEL 27.06 ...... 169 O'Connor, Daniel Ortega, Angelica Daniel.O'[email protected] [email protected] PANEL 02.02 ...... 81 PANEL 26.01 ...... 132 PANEL 02.03 ...... 67 Osborn, Tracy Odigbo, Jude [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 28.05 ...... 77 PANEL 04.17 ...... 96 Osorio, Maricruz Ogorzalek, Thomas [email protected] PANEL 17.01 ...... 50 PANEL 07.06 ...... 139 Oklobdzija, Stan PANEL 28.03 ...... 104 [email protected] Ospina Pedraza, Ana Maria PANEL 12.04 ...... 141 [email protected] Olds, Christopher PANEL 14.05 ...... 99 [email protected] Ostwald, Kai PANEL 05.04 ...... 97 [email protected] Oliver, Steven PANEL 01.02 ...... 67 [email protected] Ouellette, Jordan PANEL 01.04 ...... 80 [email protected] PANEL 29.05 ...... 118 PANEL 15.35 ...... 114 Olney, Charles Owen, Diana [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.06 ...... 141 PANEL 36.02 ...... 65 PANEL 14.11 ...... 164 Owen, Rose [email protected] Olofsson, Kristin [email protected] PANEL 15.32 ...... 100 PANEL 35.03 ...... 78 Owings, Thomas [email protected] PANEL 35.08 ...... 148 PANEL 14.11 ...... 164
241 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page
Pachirat, Timothy Patel, Shaista [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 09.05 ...... 176 PANEL 28.04 ...... 117 PANEL 09.06 ...... 187 Pathakis, Kristy Paglayan, Agustina [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 21.03 ...... 75 PANEL 01.03 ...... 53 Patterson, Brian Palazzolo, Dan [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.03 ...... 85 PANEL 11.06 ...... 177 Patton, Marcie Palmer-Rubin, Brian [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 04.07 ...... 173 PANEL 01.17 ...... 95 Payne, Bailey PANEL 01.18 ...... 121 [email protected] Panagia, Davide PANEL 26.01 ...... 132 [email protected] Peake, Jessica PANEL 30.01 ...... 105 [email protected] Paniagua, Victoria PANEL 10.06 ...... 141 PANEL 01.10 ...... 150 Pearson-Merkowitz, Shanna Parinandi, Srinivas PANEL 11.04 ...... 124 [email protected] Peaslee, Liliokanaio PANEL 22.07 ...... 89 [email protected] Parris, Amanda PANEL 20.04 ...... 166 [email protected] PANEL 22.05 ...... 180 PANEL 15.09 ...... 142 Pechar, Emily Parrish, John PANEL 21.11 ...... 180 [email protected] Peck, Felicia PANEL 25.04 ...... 169 [email protected] Parson, Sean PANEL 03.03 ...... 53 [email protected] Pedroso, Joaquin PANEL 03.17 ...... 122 [email protected] PANEL 15.06 ...... 100 PANEL 15.33 ...... 114 PANEL 18.06 ...... 192 PANEL 15.36 ...... 153 PANEL 29.01 ...... 92 Penumaka, Evangel PANEL 29.09 ...... 183 [email protected] Passavant, Paul PANEL 07.07 ...... 151 [email protected] PANEL 23.09 ...... 181 PANEL 14.17 ...... 86 Percival, Garrick PANEL 15.29 ...... 49 [email protected] Pasternak, Shiri PANEL 24.05 ...... 168 [email protected] Peresman, Adam PANEL 03.01 ...... 81 PANEL 21.07 ...... 129 Perez Navarro, Camila PANEL 01.03 ...... 53
242 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page
Perez-Gea, Armando Pieper, Leah [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.29 ...... 49 PANEL 22.06 ...... 62 Perkins, Jared Pierce, Haley [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 04.06 ...... 186 PANEL 12.02 ...... 111 PANEL 10.05 ...... 84 Pierson, Eric Peter, Joakim [email protected] PANEL 23.05 ...... 102 PANEL 18.05 ...... 60 Peters, Tacuma Pierucci, Anthony [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 16.10 ...... 143 PANEL 08.03 ...... 56 Peterson, Lucy Pike, Susan [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.30 ...... 59 PANEL 35.05 ...... 106 Peterson, Jordan Carr Pilon, André Francisco [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 22.07 ...... 89 PANEL 09.03 ...... 98 PANEL 28.08 ...... 182 Pineda, Erin [email protected] Pfirman, Stephanie [email protected] PANEL 14.17 ...... 86 PANEL 04.01 ...... 54 PANEL 16.07 ...... 101 Phan, Ngoc Pion-Berlin, David [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 23.03 ...... 76 PANEL 01.15 ...... 53 Phoenix, Davin Piscopo, Jennifer [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 23.17 ...... 103 PANEL 28.06 ...... 157 Phulwani, Vijay Pitzer, Tabitha [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.36 ...... 153 PANEL 23.17 ...... 103 PANEL 16.03 ...... 192 Place, Jean Marie [email protected] Piccolo, Samuel [email protected] PANEL 14.09 ...... 125 PANEL 14.15 ...... 58 Plencner, Joshua [email protected] Pickett, Brent [email protected] PANEL 18.04 ...... 144 PANEL 14.03 ...... 85 Plog, Megan [email protected] PANEL 14.07 ...... 164 PANEL 35.01 ...... 52 Picula, Bosko [email protected] Pluta, Anne [email protected] PANEL 08.10 ...... 152 PANEL 11.01 ...... 57
243 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page
Poe, Andrew Price, Kimala [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.16 ...... 48 PANEL 06.01 ...... 55 PANEL 30.02 ...... 118 Pringle, Lisa Poertner, Mathias [email protected] PANEL 01.17 ...... 95 PANEL 11.04 ...... 124 Pole, Antoinette PANEL 12.05 ...... 71 [email protected] Provost, Colin PANEL 12.01 ...... 177 [email protected] Policzer, Pablo PANEL 04.04 ...... 109 [email protected] PANEL 24.06 ...... 131 PANEL 18.05 ...... 60 Purser, Ron Ponce, Albert [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 33.04 ...... 147 PANEL 23.04 ...... 155 Pyeatt, Nicholas Pool, Heather [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 13.04 ...... 163 PANEL 15.28 ...... 191 PANEL 13.05 ...... 189 PANEL 25.07 ...... 103 PANEL 27.04 ...... 104 Porter, Chase PANEL 28.06 ...... 157 [email protected] PANEL 28.08 ...... 182 PANEL 10.02 ...... 70 Pyles, Loretta Portney, Kent [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 33.05 ...... 158 PANEL 35.04 ...... 92 Quintero, Maria PANEL 35.05 ...... 106 [email protected] PANEL 35.07 ...... 135 PANEL 32.03 ...... 6 Posch, Konrad Quitzow, Rainer [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 22.04 ...... 89 PANEL 08.01 ...... 70 Poulopoulou, Maria, PANEL 29.06 ...... 105 PANEL 08.09 ...... 140 Rader, Katherine Prakash, Aseem [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 03.03 ...... 53 PANEL 35.01 ...... 52 PANEL 17.05 ...... 74 Preece, Cassandra Rafanelli, Lucia [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 01.02 ...... 67 PANEL 14.06 ...... 141 Prem, Mounu Rahimi, Babak [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 34.04 ...... 158 PANEL 15.14 ...... 190 Price, Jerry PANEL 16.01 ...... 142 [email protected] PANEL 30.01 ...... 105 PANEL 25.08 ...... 131 244 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page
Rahman, Smita Reny, Tyler [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.13 ...... 190 PANEL 21.02 ...... 61 Rai, Saatvika PANEL 21.08 ...... 144 [email protected] Reyes, Alex PANEL 35.08 ...... 148 [email protected] Ramagiri, Kavya PANEL 14.14 ...... 47 PANEL 05.03 ...... 82 Reyes, Hector Ramesh, Hari [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 17.01 ...... 50 PANEL 23.05 ...... 102 Richards, Michael Ramirez, Michelle [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.08 ...... 112 PANEL 21.01 ...... 50 Ricks, Jacob Raphael, Steven [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 01.02 ...... 67 PANEL 22.02 ...... 129 PANEL 01.12 ...... 185 Rasho, Nahrain Rider, Toby J. [email protected] PANEL 38.21 ...... 136 PANEL 34.07 ...... 196 Rifkin, Mark Raul, Madrid, Jr. [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.08 ...... 112 PANEL 12.05 ...... 71 Rinfret, Sara Ray, Emily [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 20.03 ...... 128 PANEL 03.17 ...... 122 Ringer, Laurie PANEL 03.20 ...... 173 [email protected] PANEL 18.06 ...... 192 PANEL 18.06 ...... 192 Reddy, Varun Rivard, Ry [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.14 ...... 190 PANEL 29.04 ...... 146 Reedy, Justin Rivas Pineda de Melendez, Yanira PANEL 35.04 ...... 92 [email protected] Regina, Carly PANEL 23.14 ...... 62 [email protected] Rivera-Burgos, Viviana PANEL 14.11 ...... 164 [email protected] Renn, Ortwin PANEL 23.15 ...... 63 [email protected] Rivera-Collazo, Isabel PANEL 08.01 ...... 70 [email protected] Rensmann, Lars PANEL 03.16 ...... 109 [email protected] Roberts, Joseph PANEL 15.05 ...... 59 [email protected] PANEL 15.38 ...... 179 PANEL 25.04 ...... 169
245 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page
Roberts, Neil Roman, Marcel [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 16.03 ...... 192 PANEL 07.03 ...... 46 Roberts, William PANEL 23.07 ...... 76 [email protected] Romeri-Lewis, Natalie PANEL 16.04 ...... 60 [email protected] PANEL 16.08 ...... 115 PANEL 06.04 ...... 97 Robertson, David PANEL 17.04 ...... 143 [email protected] Romo, Oscar PANEL 17.02 ...... 60 [email protected] PANEL 17.06 ...... 179 PANEL 04.02 ...... 68 Robinson, Jennifer Rosia-Tremonti, Ashley L. [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 24.01 ...... 130 PANEL 29.04 ...... 146 PANEL 24.02 ...... 145 Ross, Michael Rocco, Philip [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 02.01 ...... 108 PANEL 17.05 ...... 74 Rossello, Diego PANEL 17.06 ...... 179 [email protected] PANEL 22.07 ...... 89 PANEL 15.15 ...... 126 Rocco, Raymond Roulier, Scott [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 23.04 ...... 155 PANEL 15.13 ...... 178 PANEL 23.21 ...... 168 Round, Olivia [email protected] Rodine-Hardy, Kirsten [email protected] PANEL 26.01 ...... 132 PANEL 28.02 ...... 64 Rowe, James K. [email protected] Rodman, Emma [email protected] PANEL 33.02 ...... 119 PANEL 10.05 ...... 84 PANEL 33.05 ...... 158 PANEL 16.10 ...... 143 Rowling, Charles [email protected] Rodríguez, Pedro [email protected] PANEL 12.02 ...... 111 PANEL 21.06 ...... 102 Roy, Malini [email protected] Rogers, Ellen [email protected] PANEL 04.08 ...... 82 PANEL 35.08 ...... 148 Royden, Alexa [email protected] Rogers, Melissa [email protected] PANEL 08.07 ...... 111 PANEL 01.09 ...... 160 Rubenson, Daniel [email protected] PANEL 01.10 ...... 150 PANEL 21.05 ...... 116 PANEL 34.01 ...... 119 Ruchet, Olivier PANEL 34.05 ...... 171 [email protected]
PANEL 15.27 ...... 178
246 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page
Rudnick, Jessica Sanford, Luke [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 35.05 ...... 106 PANEL 04.11 ...... 174 Rui, Riza Sanovich, Sergey [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 16.14 ...... 166 PANEL 01.03 ...... 53 Rush, Tye PANEL 25.03 ...... 77 [email protected] Sarathy, Brinda PANEL 27.03 ...... 91 [email protected] Saavedra-Cisneros, Angel PANEL 29.04 ...... 146 [email protected] Sardo, Michael PANEL 21.07 ...... 129 [email protected] PANEL 21.09 ...... 193 PANEL 03.10 ...... 185 PANEL 29.07 ...... 157 PANEL 15.34 ...... 127 Sacco, Jennifer Sarvasy, Wendy [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 06.06 ...... 161 PANEL 03.05 ...... 68 PANEL 06.07 ...... 175 Satkunanandan, Shalini Saffari, Siavash [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.31 ...... 86 PANEL 16.01 ...... 142 Scattergood, Wendy Sahn, Alexander [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 01.07 ...... 121 PANEL 23.15 ...... 63 PANEL 29.07 ...... 157 Sampaio, Anna Scerri, Andy [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 06.02 ...... 69 PANEL 03.11 ...... 81 PANEL 06.05 ...... 138 PANEL 03.14 ...... 96 PANEL 06.06 ...... 161 PANEL 03.18 ...... 150 PANEL 38.21 ...... 136 Scheinerman, Naomi Sanchez, Gabriel [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.04 ...... 85 PANEL 23.16 ...... 90 Schiller, Amy PANEL 23.22 ...... 182 [email protected] Sanchez, Lisa PANEL 14.12 ...... 189 [email protected] Schlager, Edella PANEL 23.15 ...... 63 [email protected] PANEL 23.22 ...... 182 PANEL 22.03 ...... 154 Sandle, Luke PANEL 22.06 ...... 62 [email protected] Schlosberg, David PANEL 03.20 ...... 173 [email protected] Sandlin, Evan PANEL 03.03 ...... 53 [email protected] PANEL 03.09 ...... 160 PANEL 08.11 ...... 163 247 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page
Schlosser, Joel Schwartz, Rachel [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.24 ...... 113 PANEL 01.13 ...... 44 Schmid, Celeste Schwartz-Shea, Peregrine [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 04.03 ...... 138 PANEL 09.01 ...... 140 PANEL 04.16 ...... 175 PANEL 09.04 ...... 83 Schmidt, Gregory PANEL 37.02 ...... 120 [email protected] Scott, Tyler PANEL 01.15 ...... 53 [email protected] Schmidt, Ronald PANEL 35.03 ...... 78 [email protected] Scoville, Caleb PANEL 16.15 ...... 49 [email protected] Schmidt, Sr., Ronald PANEL 30.01 ...... 105 [email protected] Scralia, Lee PANEL 23.02 ...... 76 [email protected] PANEL 37.02 ...... 120 PANEL 13.03 ...... 99 Schmitt, Elizabeth Scudder, Mary (Molly) [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 28.06 ...... 157 PANEL 14.18 ...... 142 Schneider, Aaron Sears, David [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 08.02 ...... 162 PANEL 21.08 ...... 144 Schneider, Breanne Sebro, Tani [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 26.01 ...... 132 PANEL 09.05 ...... 176 Schneider, Jen PANEL 09.06 ...... 187 [email protected] Seckler, Kim PANEL 04.10 ...... 161 [email protected] Schortgen, Francis PANEL 24.01 ...... 130 [email protected] PANEL 24.02 ...... 145 PANEL 08.06 ...... 98 Seery, John Schotten, Heike [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 16.04 ...... 60 PANEL 15.08 ...... 112 PANEL 16.14 ...... 166 Schram, Sanford Sekar, Samantha [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 13.01 ...... 112 PANEL 04.12 ...... 96 Schroeder, Elizabeth Sekich-Quinn, Stefanie [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 23.12 ...... 193 PANEL 29.04 ...... 146 Schumann, Robert [email protected] PANEL 24.01 ...... 130 PANEL 24.02 ...... 145 248 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page
Selby, David Sharpless, Ike [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 01.05 ...... 95 PANEL 16.11 ...... 166 PANEL 38.27 ...... 171 Sharrow, Elizabeth Seligsohn, Deborah [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 28.05 ...... 77 PANEL 29.05 ...... 118 PANEL 28.08 ...... 182 PANEL 29.08 ...... 195 Shauku, Adamu Seljan, Ellen [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 10.02 ...... 70 PANEL 27.03 ...... 91 Shaykhutdinov, Renat Sells, Cameron [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 28.02 ...... 64 PANEL 13.04 ...... 163 Shen-Bayh, Fiona Sengupta, Anuradha [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 34.02 ...... 135 PANEL 13.05 ...... 189 Sherwin, Daniel Seredina, Maria [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.33 ...... 114 PANEL 01.18 ...... 121 Shockley, Kenneth Settle, Allen [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.15 PANEL 07.04 ...... 139 PANEL 29.03 ...... 65 PANEL 07.09 ...... 176 Shortell, Christopher Shaffer, Lauren [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 28.07 ...... 169 PANEL 01.11 ...... 172 Showden, Carisa Shafie, David [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 06.01 ...... 55 PANEL 29.08 ...... 195 PANEL 06.04 ...... 97 PANEL 35.01 ...... 52 Shreve, Aaron Shair-Rosenfield, Sarah [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 08.09 ...... 140 PANEL 28.05 ...... 77 Shrivastav, Manish Shamis, Asaf [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 23.13 ...... 51 PANEL 30.05 ...... 170 Shulman, George Shanks, Torrey [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.02 ...... 142 PANEL 14.15 ...... 58 Siavelis, Peter PANEL 15.33 ...... 114 [email protected] Shapiro, Kam PANEL 28.06 ...... 157 [email protected] Siegel, Nica PANEL 15.15 ...... 126 [email protected] PANEL 15.19 ...... 73 249 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page
Siegel, David Sklar, Sarah [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 34.04 ...... 158 PANEL 08.06 ...... 98 PANEL 34.05 ...... 171 Slater, Daniel Sil, Rudra [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 01.02 ...... 67 PANEL 01.06 ...... 108 Slaughter, Christine PANEL 09.01 ...... 140 [email protected] Silva, Andrea PANEL 23.09 ...... 181 [email protected] Slupek, Agatha PANEL 06.02 ...... 69 [email protected] PANEL 23.08 ...... 155 PANEL 15.22 ...... 113 Silver, Hadass Smirnov, Kristen [email protected] PANEL 25.05 ...... 63 PANEL 15.35 ...... 114 Smith, Eric R. A. N. Siman, Kelly [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 04.05 ...... 110 PANEL 04.03 ...... 138 Smith, Gemma Simmons, William [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 04.08 ...... 82 PANEL 04.17 ...... 96 Smith, Keith PANEL 15.13 ...... 178 [email protected] Simmons, Daniel PANEL 27.07 ...... 156 [email protected] Smith, Nicholas PANEL 08.11 ...... 163 [email protected] PANEL 21.10 ...... 167 PANEL 09.06 ...... 187 Simmons, Haley Smith, Rogers [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 21.01 ...... 50 PANEL 37.02 ...... 120 Simms, Marian Smith, Tony [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 28.01 ...... 92 PANEL 19.01 ...... 88 Sinclair-Chapman, Valeria PANEL 19.02 ...... 128 [email protected] Smoller, Fred PANEL 38.21 ...... 136 [email protected] Siroky, David PANEL 24.04 ...... 156 [email protected] Snell, Paul PANEL 01.12 ...... 185 [email protected] PANEL 01.13 ...... 44 PANEL 14.13 ...... 190 Skinner, Daniel Snyder, Dean [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 22.02 ...... 129 PANEL 15.26 ...... 59 PANEL 22.03 ...... 154
250 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page
Sobolev, Anton Stamm, Emma [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 01.03 ...... 53 PANEL 30.05 ...... 170 PANEL 25.03 ...... 77 Stamper, Tana Solari, Anthony [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 06.05 ...... 138 PANEL 14.02 ...... 58 Staszak, Sarah PANEL 14.08 ...... 112 [email protected] Sonenshein, Raphael PANEL 17.05 ...... 74 [email protected] Steel, Brent PANEL 27.08 ...... 194 [email protected] Song, Daeun PANEL 04.05 ...... 110 [email protected] PANEL 20.02 ...... 61 PANEL 31.02 ...... 119 PANEL 24.01 ...... 130 Song, Wonjun PANEL 24.02 ...... 145 [email protected] Steele, Brent PANEL 28.09 ...... 195 [email protected] Sousa, David PANEL 08.11 ...... 163 [email protected] PANEL 09.01 ...... 140 PANEL 05.04 ...... 97 Stefanova, Boyka Sparkman, Gregg [email protected] PANEL 21.06 ...... 102 PANEL 08.07 ...... 111 Sparks, Aaron Steigerwalt, Amy [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 04.05 ...... 110 PANEL 06.06 ...... 161 Sparks, Holloway Stein, Eric [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.39 ...... 191 PANEL 08.02 ...... 162 Sparrow, Bartholomew Steinle, Carolyn [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 29.07 ...... 157 PANEL 01.12 ...... 185 St. Onge, Shane Stephan, Mark [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 20.03 ...... 128 PANEL 35.08 ...... 148 Stahl, William Stephens, Piers [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 18.01 ...... 75 PANEL 03.11 ...... 81 PANEL 18.03 ...... 116 PANEL 03.14 ...... 96 Stambough, Stephen Stiles, Haley [email protected] PANEL 05.03 ...... 82 PANEL 27.01 ...... 51 Stockey, Suzanna PANEL 27.07 ...... 156 [email protected] PANEL 26.01 ...... 132
251 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page
Stokes, Leah Suk, Mina [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 02.01 ...... 108 PANEL 03.09 ...... 160 Stone, B PANEL 15.06 ...... 100 [email protected] PANEL 15.15 ...... 126 PANEL 09.03 ...... 98 Sukala, C.M. Stout, Christopher [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 33.08 ...... 196 PANEL 23.12 ...... 193 Sullivan, Kathleen PANEL 23.17 ...... 103 [email protected] PANEL 23.19 ...... 156 PANEL 17.07 ...... 115 Stout, Molly Sultan, Nazmul [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 08.09 ...... 140 PANEL 15.11 ...... 153 Stow, Simon Sun, Jing [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.18 ...... 86 PANEL 08.01 ...... 70 Strawn, Evan Svabek, Lawrence [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 26.01 ...... 132 PANEL 16.14 ...... 166 Street, Ella Svensson, Johan [email protected] PANEL 35.01 ...... 52 PANEL 16.06 ...... 87 Swedlow, Brendon Streichler, Stuart PANEL 35.06 ...... 120 [email protected] Syedullah, Jasmine PANEL 08.08 ...... 123 [email protected] Strother, Logan PANEL 06.08 ...... 45 PANEL 10.03 ...... 188 PANEL 14.19 ...... 126 Struble, Maria PANEL 15.02 ...... 142 [email protected] PANEL 33.01 ...... 106 PANEL 14.09 ...... 125 Sylvester, Steven PANEL 14.16 ...... 72 Struthers, Cory PANEL 04.16 ...... 175 [email protected] Szymanski, Ann-Marie PANEL 04.13 ...... 122 [email protected] PANEL 04.17 ...... 96 PANEL 17.02 ...... 60 Su, Phi Hong PANEL 17.07 ...... 115 [email protected] Tafoya, Joe PANEL 07.09 ...... 176 [email protected] Sudulich, Laura PANEL 07.03 ...... 46 [email protected] Tagma, Halit PANEL 27.02 ...... 77 [email protected] PANEL 08.10 ...... 152
252 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page
Takeda, Oki Theriault, Sean [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 31.05 ...... 147 PANEL 11.03 ...... 84 Tan, Netina Thielges, Sonja [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 01.02 ...... 67 PANEL 08.01 ...... 70 Taweil, Kienan PANEL 29.06 ...... 105 [email protected] Thomas, Craig PANEL 26.01 ...... 132 [email protected] Taylor, Andrew PANEL 35.03 ...... 78 [email protected] Thomas, Gwynn PANEL 11.06 ...... 177 [email protected] Taylor, Jami PANEL 28.06 ...... 157 PANEL 21.05 ...... 116 Thompson, Michael Taylor, Kirstine [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.20 ...... 113 PANEL 17.01 ...... 50 Thomson, Henry PANEL 33.01 ...... 106 [email protected] Taylor, Liza PANEL 34.02 ...... 135 [email protected] Thorpe, Rebecca PANEL 15.32 ...... 100 [email protected] Taylor, Robert PANEL 17.03 ...... 74 [email protected] Tiede, Lydia PANEL 14.07 ...... 164 PANEL 10.02 ...... 70 PANEL 14.12 ...... 189 Tinnin, Adria Tennert, Juliette [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 04.07 ...... 173 PANEL 24.01 ...... 130 Toha, Risa PANEL 24.02 ...... 145 [email protected] Terman, Jessica PANEL 01.02 ...... 67 [email protected] PANEL 01.17 ...... 95 PANEL 35.05 ...... 106 Tom, Caitlin Teten, Ryan [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.36 ...... 153 PANEL 12.05 ...... 71 PANEL 15.37 ...... 165 Teye, Amanda Tormos-Aponte, Fernando [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 20.04 ...... 166 PANEL 35.02 ...... 65 PANEL 22.05 ...... 180 Torres, Joey Thellbro, Camilla [email protected] PANEL 35.01 ...... 52 PANEL 13.05 ...... 189 Theodoridis, Alexander [email protected] PANEL 04.16 ...... 175 253 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page
Torres, Rachel Trojan, Cody [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 11.05 ...... 188 PANEL 16.09 ...... 127 PANEL 23.07 ...... 76 Tronto, Joan Torres, Sofia [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 06.08 ...... 45 PANEL 26.01 ...... 132 Troumbley, Rex Towler, Christopher [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 30.03 ...... 134 PANEL 23.14 ...... 62 Trounstine, Jessica PANEL 27.01 ...... 51 [email protected] Townsend-Bell, Erica PANEL 24.05 ...... 168 [email protected] Truong, Mai PANEL 06.04 ...... 97 [email protected] PANEL 06.05 ...... 138 PANEL 01.06 ...... 108 PANEL 23.06 ...... 130 Tupelo, Ethan [email protected] Trachtenberg, Zev [email protected] PANEL 29.09 ...... 183 PANEL 03.10 ...... 185 Turbino Torres, Luisa [email protected] Trachtman, Samuel [email protected] PANEL 15.28 ...... 191 PANEL 22.01 ...... 117 Turcotte, Jason [email protected] Tran, Dari [email protected] PANEL 12.04 ...... 141 PANEL 27.07 ...... 156 Turner, Charles [email protected] Traven, David [email protected] PANEL 23.17 ...... 103 PANEL 08.11 ...... 163 Turner, Jack [email protected] Travis, Candice [email protected] PANEL 16.03 ...... 192 PANEL 15.36 ...... 153 PANEL 16.10 ...... 143 PANEL 18.03 ...... 116 Udani, Adriano [email protected] Trechsel, Alexander H. [email protected] PANEL 21.01 ...... 50 PANEL 01.08 ...... 137 Uhall, Michael [email protected] PANEL 12.03 ...... 57 PANEL 03.11 ...... 81 PANEL 27.02 ...... 77 Ulibarri, Nicola Treece Wagner, Mallory [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 35.03 ...... 78 PANEL 28.07 ...... 169 Umoja Noble, Safiya Trevathan, Michael [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 30.02 ...... 118 PANEL 04.07 ...... 173
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Unda Gutierrez, Monica Vargas, Edward [email protected] PANEL 23.16 ...... 90 PANEL 22.06 ...... 62 PANEL 23.22 ...... 182 Üsküp, Dilara Vargas, Vanessa [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 25.03 ...... 77 PANEL 04.03 ...... 138 Valdes, Julia Vaughn, Dannielle, [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 21.10 ...... 167 PANEL 04.15 ...... 68 PANEL 21.11 ...... 180 Vazquez, Evelyn Valdini, Melody [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 26.01 ...... 132 PANEL 28.05 ...... 77 Vera, Daisy PANEL 28.07 ...... 169 [email protected] PANEL 28.09 ...... 195 PANEL 07.06 ...... 139 Valdivieso, Patricio Victor, David [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 35.02 ...... 65 PANEL 29.04 ...... 146 Valentino, Nicholas PANEL 29.05 ...... 118 [email protected] Victor, Kristina PANEL 23.12 ...... 193 [email protected] Valenzuela, Ali PANEL 23.17 ...... 103 [email protected] Vieira, III, Everett PANEL 23.07 ...... 76 [email protected] PANEL 23.12 ...... 193 PANEL 08.03 ...... 56 Vallet, Elisabeth Visalvanich, Neil [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 07.02 ...... 69 PANEL 23.15 ...... 63 Van Sky, Angelique PANEL 23.19 ...... 156 [email protected] Visconti, Giancarlo PANEL 08.08 ...... 123 [email protected] Vanderbush, Walt PANEL 21.11 ...... 180 [email protected] Visweswaran, Kamala PANEL 08.11 ...... 163 [email protected] Vanderheiden, Steve PANEL 30.01 ...... 105 [email protected] Vitela, Bertha PANEL 03.02 ...... 173 [email protected] PANEL 03.05 ...... 68 PANEL 24.07 ...... 194 PANEL 03.06 ...... 122 Vogel, Steven Vantaggiato, Francesca [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 29.03 ...... 65 PANEL 04.08 ...... 82 Wadsworth, Nancy [email protected] PANEL 04.10 ...... 161
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Wagner, Kevin Watkins, David [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 12.01 ...... 177 PANEL 14.11 ...... 164 Wagner, Matthew PANEL 14.13 ...... 190 [email protected] Watkins, Robert PANEL 01.09 ...... 160 [email protected] Walker, Hannah PANEL 14.10 ...... 152 [email protected] Watt, Sierra PANEL 23.07 ...... 76 [email protected] PANEL 23.08 ...... 155 PANEL 27.01 ...... 51 Wallace, Sophia Weinfurter, Amy [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 07.01 ...... 55 PANEL 29.05 ...... 118 PANEL 38.21 ...... 136 Weiss, Penny Wallach, John [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 06.03 ...... 110 PANEL 14.07 ...... 164 PANEL 06.04 ...... 97 Walsh, Justin Weitzel, Michelle [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 23.07 ...... 76 PANEL 09.05 ...... 176 Walsh, Mary Weller, Nick [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.03 ...... 85 PANEL 23.11 ...... 90 Wang, Ding Wells, David [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 28.03 ...... 104 PANEL 24.01 ...... 130 Wang, Gang PANEL 24.02 ...... 145 [email protected] Welzel, Christian PANEL 34.04 ...... 158 [email protected] Ward, Shelby PANEL 01.14 ...... 80 [email protected] Wendling, Amy PANEL 33.04 ...... 147 [email protected] Warner, Jamie PANEL 16.04 ...... 60 [email protected] Werner, BT PANEL 29.09 ...... 183 [email protected] Warner, Rebecca PANEL 03.07 ...... 137 [email protected] Westerhoff-Uprety, Susanne PANEL 04.05 ...... 110 [email protected] Warren, Joseph PANEL 30.05 ...... 170 [email protected] Whatcott, Jess PANEL 22.06 ...... 62 [email protected] Wasow, Omar PANEL 15.13 ...... 178 [email protected] PANEL 18.06 ...... 192 PANEL 23.12 ...... 193
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Whetstone, Crystal Williamson, Scott [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 28.02 ...... 64 PANEL 34.03 ...... 148 Whitehead, Jason Willis, Emily [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 10.08 ...... 124 PANEL 21.06 ...... 102 PANEL 25.02 ...... 103 Willis-Sylvester, Emily Wiebe, Sarah PANEL 04.16 ...... 175 [email protected] Wilson, Harlan PANEL 03.01 ...... 81 [email protected] PANEL 03.16 ...... 109 PANEL 03.10 ...... 185 PANEL 03.17 ...... 122 PANEL 03.18 ...... 150 PANEL 09.01 ...... 140 Wilson, Meghan PANEL 09.05 ...... 176 [email protected] PANEL 09.06 ...... 187 PANEL 24.05 ...... 168 Wilcox-Archuleta, Bryan Wilson Becerril, Michael [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 23.22 ...... 182 PANEL 01.06 ...... 108 PANEL 27.01 ...... 51 PANEL 01.13 ...... 44 Williams, David Lay Winchester, Puck [email protected] PANEL 23.16 ...... 90 PANEL 14.12 ...... 189 Windett, Jason Williams, Gregory [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 10.02 ...... 70 PANEL 08.07 ...... 111 Wingrove, Elizabeth PANEL 09.03 ...... 98 [email protected] Williams, H. Howell PANEL 15.21 ...... 127 [email protected] Winter, Christine PANEL 17.07 ...... 115 [email protected] Williams, Isabel PANEL 03.06 ...... 122 [email protected] PANEL 03.11 ...... 81 PANEL 21.07 ...... 129 Wisniewska, Karolina Williams, Naomi [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 29.03 ...... 65 PANEL 26.01 ...... 132 Witlacil, Mary Williams, Rina [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 03.09 ...... 160 PANEL 28.02 ...... 64 Wolf, Jeremy PANEL 28.05 ...... 77 [email protected] Williams, Ryan PANEL 14.12 ...... 189 [email protected] Wolflink, Alena PANEL 25.01 ...... 63 [email protected] PANEL 15.25 ...... 48
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Wong, Diane Wuest, Jo [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 06.03 ...... 110 PANEL 10.08 ...... 124 PANEL 06.05 ...... 138 PANEL 14.11 ...... 164 PANEL 31.04 ...... 134 Wurth, Albert Wong, Tom [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 03.20 ...... 173 PANEL 07.03 ...... 46 Xie, Yihao PANEL 07.06 ...... 139 [email protected] Wood, Frederick PANEL 29.05 ...... 118 [email protected] Yacobucci, Peter PANEL 10.04 ...... 177 [email protected] Wood, Stuart PANEL 10.08 ...... 124 [email protected] Yair, Omer PANEL 12.02 ...... 111 [email protected] Woodard, Davon PANEL 21.09 ...... 193 [email protected] Yanez, Aldo PANEL 30.04 ...... 147 [email protected] Woodly, Deva PANEL 12.04 ...... 141 [email protected] Yang, Shiming PANEL 06.08 ...... 45 [email protected] PANEL 15.09 ...... 142 PANEL 29.06 ...... 105 Woodruff, Sierra Yanus, Alixandra [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 04.08 ...... 82 PANEL 13.05 ...... 189 Work, Alexis PANEL 28.06 ...... 157 [email protected] Yao, Jielu PANEL 13.04 ...... 163 [email protected] Wozniak, Kevin PANEL 23.07 ...... 76 PANEL 22.02 ...... 129 Yee, Aubrey [email protected] Wright, Connor [email protected] PANEL 03.08 ...... 150 PANEL 10.03 ...... 188 Yeng, Sokthan [email protected] Wright, Glenn Daniel [email protected] PANEL 33.06 ...... 171 PANEL 24.01 ...... 130 PANEL 33.07 ...... 183 PANEL 24.02 ...... 145 Yeo, Sara [email protected] Wright, Teresa [email protected] PANEL 04.02 ...... 68 PANEL 01.03 ...... 53 Yildirim, Tevfik Murat [email protected] PANEL 01.06 ...... 108 PANEL 28.08 ...... 182 Wu, Jason [email protected] PANEL 28.09 ...... 195 PANEL 34.04 ...... 158 258 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page
Yim, Jennifer Zeilberger, Tamar [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 09.04 ...... 83 PANEL 25.03 ...... 77 Yonk, Ryan Zerilli, Linda [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 04.09 ...... 151 PANEL 15.22 ...... 113 York, Abigail Zhang, Tongtong [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 35.02 ...... 65 PANEL 34.03 ...... 148 PANEL 35.06 ...... 120 Zhao, Shuang PANEL 35.07 ...... 135 [email protected] Young, Lauren PANEL 35.08 ...... 148 [email protected] Zheng, Bang PANEL 34.01 ...... 119 [email protected] PANEL 34.05 ...... 171 PANEL 21.09 ...... 193 Yu, Peng Zhou, Jack [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.09 ...... 125 PANEL 21.11 ...... 180 Yuan, Meng Zimmerman, Arely [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 35.06 ...... 120 PANEL 07.10 ...... 162 Yuan, Yin PANEL 23.21 ...... 168 [email protected] Zirakzadeh, Cyrus PANEL 01.03 ...... 53 [email protected] Zacher, Samuel PANEL 15.38 ...... 179 [email protected] Zivi, Karen PANEL 11.05 ...... 188 [email protected] Zachrisson, Anna PANEL 15.17 ...... 73 [email protected] PANEL 15.23 ...... 153 PANEL 35.01 ...... 52 Zschirnt, Simon Zacka, Bernardo [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 10.08 ...... 124 PANEL 09.05 ...... 176 Zuckerwise, Lena Zakaras, Alex [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.28 ...... 191 PANEL 16.05 ...... 74 Zvobgo, Kelebogile Zamadics, Joe [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 37.01 ...... 149 PANEL 22.07 ...... 89 Zarychta, Alan [email protected] PANEL 22.04 ...... 89 Zebadúa Yáñez, Verónica [email protected] PANEL 18.01 ...... 75 259 SAN DIEGO DINING AND LOCAL ATTRACTIONS GUIDE
FOOD & DRINK
Restaurants There are a wealth of excellent dining and nightlife options in San Diego, both nearby the conference hotel, and throughout the city for those interested in venturing out. The Department of Political Science and International Relations at the University of San Diego has prepared a list of recommended local restaurants, all a walk or short cab ride from the hotel. The list is constructed alphabetically by neighborhood and is available on the conference website.
The nearest neighborhoods to the conference hotel are Downtown/Gaslight (a tourist-centric area with lots of dining and nightlife) and Little Italy (which has great food, fewer tourists, and much less nightlife). For those willing to venture out further, 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.
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. Among the most highly regarded are AleSmith, Ballast Point, Coronado Brewing, Green Flash, Modern Times, Pizza Port, Stone, and Societe. The San Diego Brewers Guild (https://www.sdbeer.com/) is a great resource for navigating the beer scene, including its very helpful SD Beer App.
ENTERTAINMENT
Walking & Trolley Tours Explore San Diego’s eight districts on foot with Walkabout International, a non- profit educational organization that offers more than 100 free guided walking tours of San Diego’s neighborhoods every month (http://www.walkabout- int.org/wcal.html), or check out Old Town Trolley Tours, which takes visitors through areas including Old Town, Gaslamp Quarter, Embarcadero, Balboa Park, Coronado and more. You can stay on the trolley for the full two-hour tour get off at any one of the 11 stops, strike out on your own, and just return to the stop when you’re ready to hop back on. http://www.trolleytours.com/
Museums San Diego has a wealth of museums and other enriching attractions. In particular, Balboa Park, often referred to as, “The Jewel of San Diego” is home to 17+ museums, 19+gardens, and 1200 acres to explore--this is a must see. The USS Midway Museum at the Navy Pier is a favorite for families and anyone interested in Military History. Also highly recommended is the the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego, either its La Jolla location or the Downtown location, just half a mile from the conference hotel. If you are in for some travel, you might want to check out the California Surf Museum up in Oceanside to learn
260 SAN DIEGO DINING AND LOCAL ATTRACTIONS GUIDE about how the special interest sport transformed the Southern California lifestyle, and continues to shape and influence the region's culture today.
Beaches San Diego has remarkable beaches, popular among people of all ages for the available activities, parks, and sheer beauty. Nearby beaches include Mission Beach, Pacific Beach, Coronado Beach, Moonlight Beach, Ocean Beach, and La Jolla Shores. 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, or their app, the “Waterkeeper Swim Guide”.
Family Activities San Diego is a wonderful place for family fun. In addition to the beaches, parks, and other assorted outdoor marvels, there are activities and theme parks aplenty.
To satisfy the inveterate pedagogue within each of us, there are plenty of options for enriching activities. The marvelous Birch Aquarium at Scripps strives to provide ocean science education in addition to the displays of aquatic life (http://aquarium.ucsd.edu) The New Children’s Museum near the Gaslamp Quarter and across from the San Diego Convention Center offers a hands-on experience for kids from toddler-aged to elementary school (http://www.thinkplaycreate.org/). And the Fleet Center science museum in Balboa Park offers science exhibitions aimed at upper-elementary aged children. Upstairs, there is also an interactive playroom especially for kids five and under (http://www.rhfleet.org)
For more traditional tourist fare, the San Diego Zoo is a world-famous 100 Acre, 3,500+ animal zoo, which is also a non-profit with a mission statement of saving species world wide. The hidden, fantastic partner to the zoo is San Diego Safari Park, which boasts of elephants, giraffes, and cheetahs who roam in large enclosures on a simulated savannah on hundreds of acres in northeastern San Diego. Sea World San Diego is the first and still largest of the three Sea World Parks in the U.S..To the north is Legoland, a 128 Acre park meant to inspire creativity and play (& the purchase of many plastic bricks). And yes, there is also Disneyland.
Shopping In addition to local shops and markets throughout the city, you may want to check out: the Gaslamp Garage to find all the perfect souvenirs; Seaport Village, with 50 unique (touristy) shops and 17 dining opportunities; the Westfield Horton Plaza, a large 5 floor, 6 and a half block indoor shopping center in downtown; or Kobey's Swap Meet, which is the largest outdoor market in San Diego since 1976 (the first meet had 13 vendors and now has over 800).
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Shows There are over 150 performing arts venues in San Diego County. Some of the “destination venues” famous in San Diego include the Old Globe, Balboa Theatre, San Diego Civic Theatre, National Comedy Theatre, Spreckles Theatre, the House of Blues and The Casbah.
Special Events & Attractions Check out http://www.sandiego.org/what-to-do/ if you’re looking for guided kayak, hiking, biking, and other outdoor recreational activities.
If you like boats, there are plenty of opportunities to satisfy the Ishmael within. Hornblower Cruises & Events offers Dinner Cruises, Whale & Dolphin Watching, Harbor Cruises, & Sea Lion Adventures; San Diego Sailing Tours offers Morning Sail on the San Diego Bay; and there is the always popular Sunday Champagne Brunch Cruise by Flagship Cruises & Events.
For those more committed to staying on dry land, you can try the Gaslamp Architectural Tour by the Gaslamp Museum at the Davis-Horton House; those who prefer not to take the term “bar crawl” too literally may enjoy the Beer Train Trolley Tour; and fans of libations who aren’t into beer might enjoy the San Diego Wine Country Chauffeured Vineyard Tour or Winery Train Tour.
Day Trips Traveling to Los Angeles & 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. Southern California traffic has a bad reputation for a reason. The train ride takes just under 3 hours and prices range from $35-$70. Visit https://tickets.amtrak.com/itd/amtrak to plan your trip.
Traveling to 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. Home to over 1.3 million inhabitants, and reputed to be the "world's most visited city," Tijuana 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.
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