Western Political Science Association

CONFERENCE THEME:

(RE)IMAGINING OUR FUTURE(S): OBAMA’S ELECTION, GLOBAL CRISES, AND POLITICAL SCIENCE PRACTICES

March 22 – 24, 2012

Portland, Oregon

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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WELCOME AND SPECIAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ...... ii

WESTERN POLITICAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION OFFICERS ...... iv

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

WPSA ANNUAL AWARDS GUIDELINES ...... viii

WPSA AWARDS TO BE ANNOUNCED AT THE 2012 MEETING ...... x

CALL FOR PAPERS 2013 MEETING ...... xi

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

SCHEDULE OF PANELS ...... 5

PANEL LISTINGS:

THURSDAY, 8:00 AM – 9:45 AM ...... 38 THURSDAY, 10:00 AM – 11:45 AM ...... 46 THURSDAY, 1:15 PM – 3:00 PM ...... 57 THURSDAY, 3:15 PM – 5:00 PM ...... 68 FRIDAY, 8:00 AM – 9:45 AM ...... 81 FRIDAY, 10:00 AM – 11:45 AM ...... 93 FRIDAY, 1:15 PM – 3:00 PM ...... 105 FRIDAY, 3:15 PM – 5:00 PM ...... 120 SATURDAY, 8:00 AM – 9:45 PM ...... 133 SATURDAY, 10:00 AM – 11:45 AM ...... 143 SATURDAY, 1:15 PM – 3:00 PM ...... 155 SATURDAY, 3:15 PM – 5:00 PM ...... 167

INDEX OF PARTICIPANTS ...... 176

GUIDE TO PORTLAND AND ITS RESTAURANTS ...... 233

EXHIBITORS AND PUBLISHERS’ ADS...... 243

i WELCOME AND SPECIAL ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

The Rose City. Stumptown. Beervana. Portlandia. Portland has a lot of nicknames to describe a city rich in history and vibrant in culture. We are excited to be hosting the Western Political Science Association annual meeting again. While you are visiting, we hope you will have a chance to experience some of the fun and fascinating things that Portland has to offer.

Portland’s history is deeply connected to the surrounding environment. The enormous forests provided plentiful lumber, while the Willamette (pronounced Will-AM-et) and Columbia Rivers provided connections to commerce and salmon for food. The fertile soil of the surrounding farmland continues to drive a prominent agricultural industry. Even the clouds and rain are central to the way the city came to be and thinks of itself. It isn’t surprising, then, to learn about the emphasis on sustainability and localism in the city. Or to know that the metro region prides itself on having an urban growth boundary, with open farmland and rural areas in very close proximity to the rest of the city. This connection with the physical surroundings drives the world-class restaurant scene and its emphasis on locally grown ingredients, the countless miles of hiking trails through protected areas both within and adjacent to the city, and the commitment to public transportation and bike commuting that shape city planning.

While you are here, get out and walk around town a bit -- even if it is raining. You will quickly get a sense of the city and all it has to offer. For loads of suggestions and a breakdown of the different neighborhoods near the hotel, check out the restaurant and activity guide. Enjoy your time here and we hope you come back soon!

Chris Shortell Portland State University Local Arrangements Chair

Through its annual conference, the Western Political Science Association has established a reputation for welcoming political science (and political scientists!) in all its and their variety—across subfields, methodological approaches, and substantive interests. For me personally, “the Western” was where I found my “sea legs” in the discipline and, perhaps like many long-time attendees, looking back I can locate the hatching of new projects or the connecting with collaborators by WPSA conference cities. This continuing atmosphere of diversity invigorates and nurtures our imaginations as we tackle the study of politics in our rapidly transforming world.

A welcoming atmosphere and the smooth running of the conference are accomplished only through the dedicated service of many individuals. I

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WELCOME AND SPECIAL ACKNOWLEDGMENTS thank—and I encourage you to thank personally—the 26 section chairs for their hard work in assembling panels and identifying and recruiting chairs and discussants. As you peruse the program, you may wish you could clone yourself so that you can take advantage of the many terrific panels that showcase the excellent scholarship conducted by WPSA members.

Cloning is also called for to take advantage of the many opportunities for fun and diversion in the city of Portland. Thanks to local arrangements chair Chris Shortell for his dining and entertainment guide. He informs us that “Portland has more breweries per capita than any other city in America,” and, in addition to the slew of restaurants, there are 700 licensed food carts or “pods” where one can eat for less than $10. Bon appétit! Chris also recruited the Portland State University students who have volunteered to staff the registration desk and to assist exhibitors and others. Please let the students know that you appreciate the time they have made in their own busy schedules to support the conference.

Institutional support is also significant to the many opportunities available to WPSA attendees. Thanks are due to the Portland State University (PSU) Mark Hatfield School of Government (especially Director Ron Tammen), the PSU College of Urban and Public Affairs, the PSU Office of Academic Programs and Instruction (OAA), and the PSU Center for Women, Politics and Policy, which have all contributed to support our receptions. And thanks to the Wall Street Journal for the contribution of wine—sure to enliven our conversations.

As program chair, I want to personally thank the many individuals who have offered me ideas, names, and sage advice: past-program chairs and presidents Manny Avalos, Christine Di Stefano, and Andrea Simpson as well as Jose Marichal, Melody Rose, Gary Segura, Justin Vaughn, Kim Williams, and Dvora Yanow. And, as always, Director Richard Clucas and Associate Director Elsa Favila have offered the guidance, support, and attention to detail that makes program chairs look good! They have my heartfelt gratitude.

So welcome to the WPSA Portland conference! Enjoy the conference and the city and, if the opportunity arises, be sure to thank Elsa, Richard, and the many others (members of the Executive Council, prize committees, status committees, etc.) for all they do to make the Western the place we know and love.

Peregrine Schwartz-Shea University of Utah 2012 WPSA Program Chair iii

OFFICERS

Outgoing at End of March Incoming at End of March Meeting Meeting President President Manuel Avalos Peregrine Schwartz-Shea University of North Carolina at University of Utah Wilmington [email protected] [email protected] Vice President/Program Chair Vice President/ Program Chair Peregrine Schwartz-Shea Gary Segura University of Utah Stanford University [email protected] [email protected]

Recording Secretary Noelle Norton University of San Diego [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 Sean Kelly, California State University - Channel Island (2013) [email protected] Ted Lascher, California State University – Sacramento (2013) [email protected] Lisa Magaña, Arizona State University (2013) [email protected] Melody Rose, Portland State University (2013) [email protected] Karthick Ramakrishnan, University of California, Riverside (2014) [email protected] iv OFFICERS

Louis DeSipio, University of California, Irvine (2014) [email protected] Rudy Espino, Arizona State University (2014) [email protected] Chris Parker, University of Washington (2014) [email protected] Mary Caputi, California State University, Long Beach (2015) [email protected] Mark Bevir, University of California, Berkeley (2015) [email protected] Gabriel Sanchez, University of New Mexico (2015) [email protected] Jeanne Morefield, Whitman College (2015) [email protected]

Ex Officio: Cornell Clayton, Washington State University [email protected] Amy Mazur, Washington State University [email protected] James Gosling, University of Utah [email protected] Christine Di Stefano, University of Washington [email protected]

v COMMITTEES

2011-2012 COMMITTEES OF THE WESTERN POLITICAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION

Committee on Nominations Chair: Valerie Martinez-Ebers, University of North Texas (2011-2014) Julie Novkov, University at Albany, SUNY (2011-2014) Jane Bayes, California State University, Northridge (2010-2012)

Committee on the Status of Blacks in the Profession Chair: Boris Ricks, California State University, Northridge (2010-2013) Andrea Simpson, University of Richmond (2011-2014) Chris Parker, University of Washington (2010-2013) Lorrie Frasure, University of California, Los Angeles (2010-2013) Chris Lee, Niagara University (2009-2012)

Committee on the Status of Latinas/os in the Profession Chair: Jason Casellas, University of Texas at Austin (2010-2013) Gina Branton, University of North Texas (2011-2014) Marisa Abrajano, University of California, San Diego (2010-2013) Gabriel Ramon Sanchez, University of New Mexico (2010-2013) Sylvia Manzano, Texas A&M University (2009-2012)

Committee on the Status of Women in the Profession Chair: Janni Aragon, University of Victoria (2011-2014) Carisa Showden, University of North Carolina at Greensboro (2011-2014) Heath Fogg-Davis, Temple University (2010-2013) Jessica Lavariega-Monforti, University of Texas (2010-2013) Sara Rushing, Montana State University (2010-2013)

Dissertation Award Committee Chair: Melissa Michelson, Menlo College Catherine Paden, Simmons College Natalie Masuoka, Tufts University

Pi Sigma Alpha Award Committee Chair: Lisa Garcia Bedolla, University of California, Berkeley Kathleen Sullivan, Ohio University Cristina Beltran, Haverford College

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Betty Nesvold Women and Politics Award Committee Chair: Janni Aragon, University of Victoria Heath Fogg Davis, Temple University Carisa Showden, University of North Carolina at Greensboro Jessica Lavariega-Monforti, University of Texas Sara Rushing, Montana State University

Latino/Latina Politics Best Paper Award Committee Chair: Jason Casellas, University of Texas at Austin Marisa Abrajano, University of California, San Diego Gabriel Ramon Sanchez, University of New Mexico Sylvia Manzano, Texas A&M University Gina Branton, University of North Texas

Blacks and Politics Best Paper Award Committee Chair: Boris Ricks, California State University, Northridge Christopher Parker, University of Washington Chris Lee, Niagara University Andrea Simpson, University of Richmond Lorrie Frasure, University of California, Los Angeles

Charles Redd Politics of the American West Award Committee Chair: Margaret Ferguson, IUPUI Brent Steel, Oregon State University Ann Bowman, Texas A&M University

Best Article Published in Political Research Quarterly Chair: Matt Baretto, University of Washington, Seattle Todd Donovan, Western Washington University Lonna Atkeson, University of New Mexico

Environmental Political Theory Award Chair: Teena Gabrielson, University of Wyoming John Meyer, Humboldt State University Rafi Youatt, The New School for Social Research

vii Annual Awards and Awards Committees

At the 2013 Annual Meeting, the Association anticipates the following nine awards:

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

The $250 Betty Nesvold Women and Politics Award for the best paper on women and politics presented at the 2012 WPSA meeting.

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

The $250 Charles Redd Award for Best Paper on the Politics of the American West for the best paper on the politics of the American West presented at the 2012 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, 2011, and June 30, 2012.

The $250 WPSA Best Paper Award on Environmental Political Theory for an outstanding paper on environmental political theory presented at the 2012 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 2012 WPSA meeting.

The $1,000 Political Research Quarterly Best Article Award for the best article published in the Political Research Quarterly during 2012. viii Annual Awards and Awards Committees

AWARD SUBMISSIONS

Please send award submission to the individuals listed below by the deadline noted. No previously published material may be submitted.

Asian Pacific Americans and Politics Award Deadline: June 15, 2012 Chair: Pei-te Lien, University of California, Santa Barbara

Betty Nesvold Women and Politics Award Deadline: June 15, 2012 Chair: Tamara Metz, Reed College

Blacks and Politics Award Deadline: June 15, 2012 Chair: Chris Parker, University of Washington

Charles Redd Center Award Deadline: June 15, 2012 Chair: Thomas Holyoke, California State University, Fresno

Dissertation Award Deadline: October 15, 2012 Chair: Ben Marquez, University of Wisconsin, Madison

Environmental Political Theory Award Deadline: June 15, 2012 Chair: Breena Holland, Lehigh University

Latina/Latino Politics Deadline: June 15, 2012 Chair: David Leal, University of Texas at Austin

Pi Sigma Alpha Award Deadline: June 15, 2012 Chair: Ted Jelen, University of Nevada, Las Vegas

Political Research Quarterly Award Chair: Kathleen Sullivan, Ohio University

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WPSA AWARDS TO BE ANNOUNCED AT THE 2012 ANNUAL MEETING

BETTY NESVOLD AWARD (WOMEN AND POLITICS): ($250) To: Holloway Sparks, Emory University For her paper: Gender, Race, and Un/Governability: The Politics of Democratic Disturbance in Welfare Rights Activism

BLACKS AND POLITICS AWARD: ($250) To: Jill Locke, Gustavus Adolphus College For her paper: The Social Question in the Jim Crow South

CHARLES REDD AWARD FOR BEST PAPER ON THE POLITICS OF THE AMERICAN WEST: ($250) To: Ali A. Valenzuela, Princeton University, and Melissa R. Michelson, Menlo College For their paper: Turnout, Status and Identity in Los Angeles: Mobilizing Latinos to Vote in Two Contrasting Neighborhoods Honorable Mention to: Rene R. Rocha, University of Iowa, and Daniel P. Hawes, Kent State For their paper: Policy Climates, Enforcement Rates, and the Migratory Behavior of Legal and Illegal Immigrants in the United States

DISSERTATION AWARD: ($250) To: Madeline Baer, San Diego State University For her dissertation completed at the University of California, Irvine: Privatizing Water: Globalization, States and Human Rights

ENVIRONMENTAL POLITICAL THEORY AWARD: ($250) To: Breena Holland, Lehigh University For her paper: Social Justice and Administrative Practice: Rethinking Expertise and Democratic Procedure in Environmental Policy

LATINA/LATINO POLITICS AWARD: ($250) To: Ali A. Valenzuela, Princeton University For his paper: From the Pulpit or in the Pews: Religious Beliefs, Clergy Messages and Social Influence in Latino Politics

PI SIGMA ALPHA AWARD: ($500) To: Inés Valdez, European University Institute, Florence For her paper: Who’s the Toughest? Punishment and the Organization of Immigration Exclusion

POLITICAL RESEARCH QUARTERLY BEST ARTICLE AWARD: ($1000) To: Michael S. Rocca, Gabriel R. Sanchez, and Jason L. Morin, University of New Mexico For their December 2011 PRQ Article: The Institutional Mobility of Minority Members of Congress x CALL FOR PAPERS – 2013 ANNUAL MEETING

WESTERN POLITICAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION 2013 ANNUAL MEETING March 28 – 30, 2013, Renaissance Hotel Hollywood, California

The Western Political Science Association will host its 2013 annual meeting at the Renaissance Hotel in Hollywood, California, from March 28 – 30, 2013. 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 17, 2012.

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

Gary M. Segura 2013 WPSA Program Chair Department of Political Science and Chair, Program in Chicana/o Studies Stanford University 616 Serra St., Encina Hall West 100 Stanford, CA 94305-6044 Email: [email protected]

THE THEME FOR THE 2013 MEETING: THE EMPIRES STRIKE BACK!

Democratic governance, and its triumph over fascism and state- socialism, have long been facilitated by the ability of capitalism to “reform itself” or, more precisely, to reconcile itself to the modest regulation imposed by popular rule. Regulations and reforms established more than a century ago in the Teddy Roosevelt administration, and expanded from time to time in the 40 years that followed, constrained the exploitation of workers, prevented banks from gambling with the economic system, broke up monopolies, restricted unfair labor practices, and established a social safety net, and in so doing provided fertile

xi CALL FOR PAPERS – 2013 ANNUAL MEETING ground for an unprecedented rate of economic growth, improvement in human conditions, and the establishment of a large and productive middle class. The stability that followed—and the spread or co- occurrence of this approach (with variation and modifications) in the other industrialized democracies of the world—forestalled the emergence of fascism in the U.S. and simultaneously pushed back against the spread of state-socialism in Europe and beyond.

Since the passage of the Taft Hartley Act in 1947, the US has seen steady erosion in those protections. Workers in the US and Europe bear a greater and greater burden for the social goods provided by their society and receive fewer and fewer benefits while those who have benefitted most from the triumph of capitalism have begun to knock down the reforms achieved in the 20th Century. Hopes of spreading the improved human condition to the global south have foundered on a reconstructed mercantilist and neo-colonial international trade regime that has resulted in exploitation of workers in lesser-developed nations and vast environmental degradation.

Is democracy up to this challenge? Can the free-market global economy again be brought into line with the goals of improving the conditions of humanity? Are our institutions, nation-states, international compacts, and ways of thinking up to this challenge, or will the latter part of the 21st Century more closely resemble the late 19th than the late 20th? While the WPSA welcomes proposals on all political and governmental questions of interest to the discipline, in 2013, we would like to pay particular attention to domestic and international inequality, its causes and its consequences, and whether democratic institutions are up to the task of addressing either.

Note: All participants in the program are required to preregister for the meeting by early December.

xii MEETING SCHEDULE AND SPECIAL EVENTS

Wednesday, March 21, 2012

9:00 - 5:00 PM Environmental Political Theory Preconference Workshop Location: Salon G, Lower Level 1 1:00 – 6:45 PM Latino Politics Preconference Workshop Location: Salon A, Lower Level 1 2:00 - 8:00 PM Feminist Theory Preconference Workshop Location: Salon I, Lower Level 1 5:00 - 8:00 PM Exhibitor Set-Up Location: Ballroom Lobby, Lower Level 1 5:00 - 7:00 PM Registration Location: Ballroom Lobby, Lower Level 1

Thursday, March 22, 2012

7:30 - 9:30 AM Exhibitor Set-Up Location: Ballroom Lobby, Lower Level 1 7:30 - 4:00 PM Registration Location: Ballroom Lobby, Lower Level 1 8:00 - 11:45 AM Executive Council Meeting Location: Mt. Hood, R Level 8:00 - 9:45 AM Session I - Panel Meetings 9:30 - 5:00 PM Exhibits Location: Ballroom Lobby, Lower Level 1 10:00 - 11:45 AM Session II - Panel Meetings

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1:15 - 3:00 PM Graduate Students Reception (Sponsored by the PSU Office of Academic Programs and Instruction, OAA) Location: Mt. Hood, R Level 1:15 - 3:00 PM Session III - Panel Meetings 3:15 - 5:00 PM Session IV - Panel Meetings 4:00 – 5:00 PM Meet the Editors of Politics, Groups and Identities (PGI) Location: Salon B, Lower Level 1 4:30 – 6:30 PM Reception – Riverplace Hotel 1510 SW Harbor Way (Across the Street from the Marriott) Hosted by the Political Science Departments of Reed College and Lewis & Clark College 5:15 – 6:45 PM PGI Reception Location: Columbia, Lobby Level 5:15 - 6:45 PM Caucus for Women and Gender Justice Meeting Location: Salon A, Lower Level 1 6:00 - 7:30 PM PRQ Reception (Cosponsored by Washington State University) Location: Mt. Hood, R Level 6:45 - 8:00 PM Women and Politics Reception (Cosponsored by the Portland State University Center for Women, Politics and Policy) Location: Columbia, Lobby Level

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8:00 - 9:15 PM Minority Scholars' Reception Location: Columbia, Lobby Level

Friday, March 23, 2012

7:30 - 4:00 PM Registration Location: Ballroom Lobby, Lower Level 1 8:00 - 9:45 AM Session I - Panel Meetings 9:30 - 5:00 PM Exhibits Location: Ballroom Lobby, Lower Level 1 10:00 - 11:45 AM Session II - Panel Meetings 12:00 PM APSA President G. Bingham Powell Representation in Context: Election Laws and Ideological Congruence between Citizens and Governments Location: Salon E, Lower Level 1 1:15 - 3:00 PM Undergraduate Student Poster Session Location: Salon F, Lower Level 1 1:15 - 3:00 PM Meet the Editors Roundtable Location: Salon E, Lower Level 1 1:15 - 3:00 PM Session III - Panel Meetings 3:15 - 5:00 PM Session IV - Panel Meetings 5:15 - 6:15 PM Governor Barbara Roberts Women in Leadership: Making History; Cementing History Sponsored by the National Office of Pi Sigma Alpha Location: Salon E, Lower Level 1

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6:15 – 7:15 PM WPSA Business Meeting Location: Salon E, Lower Level 1 7:15 - 8:45 PM WPSA Reception (Cosponsored by Portland State University's Mark Hatfield School of Government and the College of Urban and Public Affairs and the Wall Street Journal) Location: Mt. Hood, R Level

Saturday, March 24, 2012

7:30 - 1:30 PM Registration, Location: Ballroom Lobby, Lower Level 1 8:00 - 9:45 AM Session I - Panel Meetings 9:30 - 1:30 PM Exhibits Location: Ballroom Lobby, Lower Level 1 10:00 - 11:45 AM Session II - Panel 12:00 – 1:00 PM Committee on the Status of Asian Pacific Americans in the Profession Business Meeting Location: Hospitality Suite 1642 1:15 - 3:00 PM Session III - Panel Meetings 3:15 - 5:00 PM Session IV - Panel Meetings

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

4 SCHEDULE OF PANELS

Comparative Politics Section Chair: David Pion-Berlin University of California, Riverside

Panel 01.01 Latin American Politics Thursday, March 22, 2012, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Salon D, Lower Level 1 Panel 01.02 European and Turkish Politics Saturday, March 24, 2012, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Salon B, Lower Level 1 Panel 01.03 Mideast Politics Thursday, March 22, 2012, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Salon B, Lower Level 1 Panel 01.04 Africa: War, Conflict, and Violence Thursday, March 22, 2012, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Salon B, Lower Level 1 Panel 01.05 Electoral Systems and the Personal Vote Friday, March 23, 2012, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Salon B, Lower Level 1 Panel 01.06 Cross National Studies of Political Behavior Friday, March 23, 2012, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Salon B, Lower Level 1 Panel 01.07 Asian Politics Saturday, March 24, 2012, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Salon C, Lower Level 1 Panel 01.08 The Politics of México in the 21st Century Friday, March 23, 2012, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Salon B, Lower Level 1 Panel 01.09 Judicial Performance and Politics in the Developing World Saturday, March 24, 2012, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Salon C, Lower Level 1 Panel 01.10 Roundtable: Textbook Publishing in Comparative Politics/International Relations Saturday, March 24, 2012, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Salon C, Lower Level 1

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Panel 01.11 Roundtable: When Militaries Disobey: Armed Forces Responses to Government Orders to Repress Thursday, March 22, 2012, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Salon B, Lower Level 1 Panel 01.12 Candidates and Legislative Behavior in Developing Countries Friday, March 23, 2012, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Salon B, Lower Level 1 Panel 01.13 Bureaucratic Reform, Political Will, and Accountability in New Democracies Thursday, March 22, 2012, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Sunstone, Third Floor Panel 01.14 Democratization Saturday, March 24, 2012, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Salon D, Lower Level 1 Panel 01.15 Legislative Politics in a Comparative Perspective (Cosponsored with Legislative Politics, Panel 09.06) Saturday, March 24, 2012, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Salon B, Lower Level 1

Environmental Political Theory Section Chairs: Breena Holland, Lehigh University and Joseph Lane, Emory & Henry College

Panel 02.01 Roundtable: Great Works in Environmental Political Thought: An Anniversary Panel of the EPT Workshop Friday, March 23, 2012, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Columbia, Lobby Level Panel 02.02 Roundtable: Great Courses in Environmental Political Thought: EPT Workshop Anniversary Panel Friday, March 23, 2012, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Columbia, Lobby Level Panel 02.03 Roundtable: New Books in Environmental Political Theory Thursday, March 22, 2012, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Portland, Lower Level 1

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Panel 02.04 Ecology and the Philosophic Tradition Saturday, March 24, 2012, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Douglas Fir, Third Floor Panel 02.05 Movements, Commitments, and Dissent in Environmental Theory Friday, March 23, 2012, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Douglas Fir, Third Floor Panel 02.06 Environmentalism and Its Implications for IR Theory Thursday, March 22, 2012, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Douglas Fir, Third Floor Panel 02.07 Imagery, Narrative, and Spin in Environmental Politics Saturday, March 24, 2012, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Columbia, Lobby Level Panel 02.08 Green Political Theory and Practice Friday, March 23, 2012, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Douglas Fir, Third Floor Panel 02.09 Science and Environmentalism in Pluralist Politics Saturday, March 24, 2012, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Columbia, Lobby Level Panel 02.10 Can We Avoid a Politics of Limits? Saturday, March 24, 2012, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Douglas Fir, Third Floor Panel 02.11 Ecologies of the Good Life Thursday, March 22, 2012, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Eugene, Lower Level 1 Panel 02.12 Why Food? Why Politics? Why Now? Thursday, March 22, 2012, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Douglas Fir, Third Floor Panel 02.13 Waste and Wasting In Times of Economic Crisis Thursday, March 22, 2012, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Douglas Fir, Third Floor Panel 02.14 Pathologies of Capitalism and Commodification Saturday, March 24, 2012, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Douglas Fir, Third Floor

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Panel 02.15 Green Anarchy: Tendencies Toward a Future Primitive Thursday, March 22, 2012, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Columbia, Lobby Level Panel 02.16 Roundtable: Authors Meet Critics: Ethical Adaptation to Climate Change: Human Virtues of the Future Saturday, March 24, 2012, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Portland, Lower Level 1

Environmental Politics Section Chair: Sandra Davis, Colorado State University

Panel 03.01 Environmental Issues and American States Thursday, March 22, 2012, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Salmon, Third Floor Panel 03.02 Energy Politics Friday, March 23, 2012, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Salmon, Third Floor Panel 03.03 Water Politics Thursday, March 22, 2012, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Salmon, Third Floor Panel 03.04 National Environmental Policy Friday, March 23, 2012, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Salmon, Third Floor Panel 03.05 Global Environmental Policy Friday, March 23, 2012, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Salem, Lower Level 1 Panel 03.06 Politics of Environmental Risk Friday, March 23, 2012, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Salmon, Third Floor Panel 03.07 Local Environmental Policy Implementation Friday, March 23, 2012, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Salmon, Third Floor Panel 03.08 Environmental Bureaucracies Thursday, March 22, 2012, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Salmon, Third Floor

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Panel 03.09 Global Climate Change Policy Friday, March 23, 2012, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Salem, Lower Level 1 Panel 03.10 U.S. Climate Change Policy Thursday, March 22, 2012, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Salmon, Third Floor Panel 03.11 Environmental Rights and Development Saturday, March 24, 2012, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Salmon, Third Floor Panel 03.12 Food Politics Saturday, March 24, 2012, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Eugene, Lower Level 1 Panel 03.13 Roundtable: Author Meets Critics: George A. Gonzalez (2009): Urban Sprawl, Global Warming, and the Empire of Capital - SUNY Press. Saturday, March 24, 2012, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Medford, Lower Level 1

Executive Politics Section Chair: Justin Vaughn, Cleveland State University

Panel 04.01 Roundtable: The 2012 Presidential Election: How Did that Hopey Changey Stuff Work out for President Obama? Thursday, March 22, 2012, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Salon A, Lower Level 1 Panel 04.02 Roundtable: Explaining Obama’s Fortunes at Mid (or End) Term Thursday, March 22, 2012, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Salon A, Lower Level 1 Panel 04.03 Warmaking and the National Security Presidency Thursday, March 22, 2012, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Salon A, Lower Level 1 Panel 04.04 Strategy and Influence in the Legislative Presidency Friday, March 23, 2012, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Salon A, Lower Level 1

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Panel 04.05 New Directions in the Public Presidency Friday, March 23, 2012, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Salon A, Lower Level 1 Panel 04.06 Continuity and Change in Presidential Leadership Friday, March 23, 2012, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Salon A, Lower Level 1 Panel 04.07 Roundtable: Author Meets Critics: Saladin Ambar's How Governors Built the Modern American Presidency Saturday, March 24, 2012, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Salon A, Lower Level 1 Panel 04.08 Roundtable: Assessing Obama, Assessing U.S. Politics (Cosponsored with Program Chair, Panel 27.01) Friday, March 23, 2012, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Salon A, Lower Level 1

(Im)migration and Citizenship Section Chair: Anna Sampaio, Santa Clara University

Panel 05.01 Reimagining States, Nations, and the Study of Immigration Politics Thursday, March 22, 2012, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Salon C, Lower Level 1 Panel 05.02 Immigration Restriction and Resistance Friday, March 23, 2012, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Salon D, Lower Level 1 Panel 05.03 Engendering Immigration in Comparative Contexts (Cosponsored with Gender, Race and Intersectionality, Panel 16.05) Saturday, March 24, 2012, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Salon G, Lower Level 1 Panel 05.04 Latina/o Immigration and Political Incorporation (Cosponsored with Race, Ethnicity and Politics, Panel 21.21) Friday, March 23, 2012, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Salon F, Lower Level 1

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Panel 05.05 Racializing Immigration (Cosponsored with Race, Ethnicity and Politics, Panel 21.22) Friday, March 23, 2012, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Portland, Lower Level 1 Panel 05.06 Immigrant Incorporation in Comparative Perspectives Thursday, March 22, 2012, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Salon C, Lower Level 1 Panel 05.07 Immigrant Incorporation in Europe Friday, March 23, 2012, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Salon C, Lower Level 1 Panel 05.08 The Economics of Immigration Friday, March 23, 2012, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Salon D, Lower Level 1 Panel 05.09 Roundtable: Authors Meet Critics: Asian American Political Participation: Emerging Constituents and Their Political Identities by Janelle Wong, S. Karthick Ramakrishnan, Taeku Lee and Jane Junn Saturday, March 24, 2012, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Salem, Lower Level 1 Panel 05.10 Sovereignty, Sexuality, and Social Contract Friday, March 23, 2012, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Salon C, Lower Level 1

International Relations Section Chair: Brandon Valeriano, University of Chicago, Illinois

Panel 06.01 Human Rights and International Law Friday, March 23, 2012, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Meadowlark, Third Floor Panel 06.02 Internal Conflict and Civil Wars Friday, March 23, 2012, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Portland, Lower Level 1 Panel 06.03 Terrorism Post 9/11 Saturday, March 24, 2012, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Mt. Hood, R Level

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Panel 06.04 Asian Interstate Dynamics Thursday, March 22, 2012, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Meadowlark, Third Floor Panel 06.05 Technology and Conflict Saturday, March 24, 2012, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Mt. Hood, R Level Panel 06.06 Democratic Processes and Stability Thursday, March 22, 2012, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Meadowlark, Third Floor Panel 06.07 International Political Economy Friday, March 23, 2012, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Meadowlark, Third Floor Panel 06.08 Regional Perspectives Saturday, March 24, 2012, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Medford, Lower Level 1 Panel 06.09 Foreign Policy Analysis Saturday, March 24, 2012, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Medford, Lower Level 1 Panel 06.10 Conflict and Theory Saturday, March 24, 2012, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Meadowlark, Third Floor Panel 06.11 Nuclear Weapons and Policy Thursday, March 22, 2012, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Salem, Lower Level 1 Panel 06.12 Strange Attractions: The Territorial Promiscuity of Killing and Control Friday, March 23, 2012, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Meadowlark, Third Floor

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Interpretation and Method Section Chair: Cyrus Zirakzadeh, University of Connecticut

Panel 07.01 Constructing/Deconstructing the Subject in Narrative: The Promise of Applying Narrative Analysis to International Relations and Political Theory Friday, March 23, 2012, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Salon G, Lower Level 1 Panel 07.02 Allusions, Elusions, or Illusions: Using Academic Concepts to Understand Political Experience Friday, March 23, 2012, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Salon H, Lower Level 1 Panel 07.03 Methodological Issues in Global Research (Trying to See the Big Picture) Saturday, March 24, 2012, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Salon B, Lower Level 1 Panel 07.04 Representing Actors and Actions: Balancing Detachment, Empathy, and Commitment Thursday, March 22, 2012, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Portland, Lower Level 1 Panel 07.05 Challenges of Inter-Cultural Interpretation: Cutting through the Hermeneutic Knot Saturday, March 24, 2012, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Salon G, Lower Level 1 Panel 07.06 Roundtable: Readers Meet Author: Discussing Timothy Pachirat's Every Twelve Seconds: Industrialized Slaughter and the Politics of Sight Thursday, March 22, 2012, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Hospitality Suite 1624, 16th Floor Panel 07.07 The Methods Café Thursday, March 22, 2012, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Mt. Hood, R Level

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Judicial Politics, Legal Politics and Public Law Section Chair: Mitchell Pickerill, Northern Illinois University

Panel 08.01 Comparative Sociolegal Research: New Challenges, New Opportunities Saturday, March 24, 2012, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Meadowlark, Third Floor Panel 08.02 Roundtable: New Directions in Teaching Constitutional Law (Cosponsored with Politics and History, Panel 15.08) Thursday, March 22, 2012, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Salem, Lower Level 1 Panel 08.03 Courts and Interbranch Relations Friday, March 23, 2012, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Mt. Hood, R Level Panel 08.04 Law, Courts and American Political Development Thursday, March 22, 2012, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Salon E, Lower Level 1 Panel 08.05 New Perspectives on Constitutional Interpretation Thursday, March 22, 2012, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Salon E, Lower Level 1 Panel 08.06 Supreme Court Decision-Making Thursday, March 22, 2012, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Salon E, Lower Level 1 Panel 08.07 The Interplay of Law and Policy Saturday, March 24, 2012, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Meadowlark, Third Floor Panel 08.08 Developments in State Courts Friday, March 23, 2012, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Salon E, Lower Level 1 Panel 08.09 Extralegal Influences in Legal Decision-Making Saturday, March 24, 2012, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Meadowlark, Third Floor

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Panel 08.10 Rights and Social Policy: Comparative and Global Perspectives Friday, March 23, 2012, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Salon F, Lower Level 1 Panel 08.11 Roundtable: Law and Social Sciences at the National Science Foundation Saturday, March 24, 2012, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Columbia, Lobby Level Panel 08.12 Judges and Judicial Decision-Making -- Comparative Approaches Friday, March 23, 2012, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Salon G, Lower Level 1

Legislative Politics Section Chair: Tim Nokken, Texas Tech University

Panel 09.01 Legislative Politics and American Federalism Thursday, March 22, 2012, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Columbia, Lobby Level Panel 09.02 Electoral Institutions and Their Implications for Legislative Politics Friday, March 23, 2012, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Columbia, Lobby Level Panel 09.03 Parties and Agenda Formation in the United States Congress Thursday, March 22, 2012, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Columbia, Lobby Level Panel 09.04 Authors' Roundtable: Abortion Politics in Congress by Scott Ainsworth and Thad Hall Thursday, March 22, 2012, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Eugene, Lower Level 1 Panel 09.05 Critical Policy Issues and the Legislative Process Thursday, March 22, 2012, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Columbia, Lobby Level

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Panel 09.06 Legislative Politics in a Comparative Perspective (Cosponsored with Comparative Politics, Panel 01.15) Saturday, March 24, 2012, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Salon B, Lower Level 1 Panel 09.07 Reputation and Representation in the United States Congress Friday, March 23, 2012, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Eugene, Lower Level 1

Media and Political Communications Section Chair: Regina Lawrence, The University of Texas at Austin

Panel 10.01 Media and Elections: Comparative Perspectives Thursday, March 22, 2012, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Eugene, Lower Level 1 Panel 10.02 Media, Rhetoric, Poverty, and Race Thursday, March 22, 2012, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Eugene, Lower Level 1 Panel 10.03 The Continuing Influence of Traditional Media Thursday, March 22, 2012, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Medford, Lower Level 1 Panel 10.04 Old and New Media in U.S. Elections Friday, March 23, 2012, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Columbia, Lobby Level Panel 10.05 New Directions: Twitter, Film, Celebrity, and Pseudocracy Saturday, March 24, 2012, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Eugene, Lower Level 1 Panel 10.06 Roundtable: Women Politicians and the News: A Discussion of New Research Saturday, March 24, 2012, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Eugene, Lower Level 1 Panel 10.07 Author Meets Critics: Ted Morgan's What Really Happened to the 1960s: How Mass Media Culture Failed American Democracy Friday, March 23, 2012, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Eugene, Lower Level 1

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Parties, Interest Groups and Social Movements Section Chair: Clive Thomas Washington State University

Panel 11.01 American Political Parties, Old and New Friday, March 23, 2012, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Salon F, Lower Level 1 Panel 11.02 Interest Groups and Social Movements: A Comparative Perspective Thursday, March 22, 2012, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Medford, Lower Level 1 Panel 11.03 Interests, Interest Groups and the Environment Friday, March 23, 2012, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Salem, Lower Level 1

Political Theory: Historical Approaches Section Chairs: Megan Thomas, University of California, Santa Cruz and Dean Mathiowetz, University of California, Santa Cruz

Panel 12.01 Liberalism, Colonialism, Imperialism Thursday, March 22, 2012, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Sunstone, Third Floor Panel 12.02 Cultivating Democratic Citizens: Pedagogy, Policing, and Practice (Cosponsored with Politics and History, Panel 15.11) Saturday, March 24, 2012, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Salon H, Lower Level 1 Panel 12.03 Literature as Political Thinking (Cosponsored with Political Theory: Critical and Normative, Panel 13.27) Friday, March 23, 2012, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Salon C, Lower Level 1

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Panel 12.04 Nineteenth Century American Democracy and Its Exclusions Thursday, March 22, 2012, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Executive Suite 1651, 16th Floor Panel 12.05 Genealogical Theorizing: Reform, Luxury, Human Capital, and Migration Friday, March 23, 2012, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Sunstone, Third Floor Panel 12.06 Visions of Violence and War in Liberalism Friday, March 23, 2012, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Sunstone, Third Floor Panel 12.07 Feeling Political? Shame, Pride, Jealousy, and Humiliation Friday, March 23, 2012, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Sunstone, Third Floor Panel 12.08 Rhetoric and Materiality Friday, March 23, 2012, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Sunstone, Third Floor Panel 12.09 Religion at the Foundation of Modernity and Liberalism Saturday, March 24, 2012, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Sunstone, Third Floor Panel 12.10 The Reaches of Marxisms Saturday, March 24, 2012, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Sunstone, Third Floor Panel 12.11 Agonistic Republicanism in Early Modern Thought Saturday, March 24, 2012, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Sunstone, Third Floor Panel 12.12 Greek Political Thought and We Moderns Saturday, March 24, 2012, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Sunstone, Third Floor Panel 12.13 Public Knowledge: Historical Perspectives on the Discipline and Its Publics Thursday, March 22, 2012, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Hospitality Suite 1634, 16th Floor

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Panel 12.14 Early Modern Origins of State, Nation, and Individual (Cosponsored with Politics and History, Panel 15.12) Friday, March 23, 2012, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Hospitality Suite 1624, 16th Floor Panel 12.15 Our Victorian Horizons: Sex, Statistics, Socialisms and Great Expectations Thursday, March 22, 2012, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Hospitality Suite 1624, 16th Floor Panel 12.16 Savage Spaces of Politics Friday, March 23, 2012, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Hospitality Suite 1634, 16th Floor Panel 12.17 Historical Perspectives on John Rawls Saturday, March 24, 2012, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Hospitality Suite 1634, 16th Floor Panel 12.18 Problematizing Secularism and Reexamining Religion Friday, March 23, 2012, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Hospitality Suite 1624, 16th Floor Panel 12.19 The Politics of Tragic-Comic Bodies Friday, March 23, 2012, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Hospitality Suite 1624, 16th Floor Panel 12.20 Political Subjectivities and the Current Conjuncture Saturday, March 24, 2012, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Hospitality Suite 1624, 16th Floor Panel 12.21 Mahatma Gandhi and Political Thought Saturday, March 24, 2012, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Hospitality Suite 1624, 16th Floor Panel 12.22 Promise and Loss: Democratic Moments in American Political Life Saturday, March 24, 2012, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Hospitality Suite 1634, 16th Floor

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Political Theory: Critical and Normative Section Chair: David Gutterman, Willamette University

Panel 13.01 Roundtable: Race, Empire, Crisis, and the Time of Politics Thursday, March 22, 2012, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Willamette, Lobby Level Panel 13.02 Rawls and Race Revisited Thursday, March 22, 2012, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Willamette, Lobby Level Panel 13.03 The Politics of Lamentation and Loss Friday, March 23, 2012, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Meadowlark, Third Floor Panel 13.04 Popular Culture, Gender, and Ideology Thursday, March 22, 2012, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Salem, Lower Level 1 Panel 13.05 Political Theory of Television Friday, March 23, 2012, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Willamette, Lobby Level Panel 13.06 Colonial Governance and Postcolonial Justice Friday, March 23, 2012, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Willamette, Lobby Level Panel 13.07 Religious Reflections on Political Concepts: Gandhi on Secularism, Vivekananda and Aurobindo on Freedom, and Khomeini on Political Legitimacy Friday, March 23, 2012, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Willamette, Lobby Level Panel 13.08 Violence, Anger, and the Politics of Relation After Atrocity Saturday, March 24, 2012, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Willamette, Lobby Level Panel 13.09 Roundtable: Kathy Ferguson's Emma Goldman: Political Thinking in the Streets Thursday, March 22, 2012, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Hospitality Suite 1634, 16th Floor

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Panel 13.10 For a Generic Political Theory: Patriotism, Capitalism and the State Saturday, March 24, 2012, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Willamette, Lobby Level Panel 13.11 Nietzsche Friday, March 23, 2012, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Hospitality Suite 1634, 16th Floor Panel 13.12 Time Space Silence Saturday, March 24, 2012, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Willamette, Lobby Level Panel 13.13 On Liberalism Thursday, March 22, 2012, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Hospitality Suite 1624, 16th Floor Panel 13.14 Religion and Justice Saturday, March 24, 2012, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Willamette, Lobby Level Panel 13.15 The Effects of Power Saturday, March 24, 2012, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Salmon, Third Floor Panel 13.16 The Question of Rights Friday, March 23, 2012, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Hospitality Suite 1634, 16th Floor Panel 13.17 Patriotism and Its Limitations Thursday, March 22, 2012, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Hospitality Suite 1634, 16th Floor Panel 13.18 Arendt Saturday, March 24, 2012, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Hospitality Suite 1634, 16th Floor Panel 13.19 On Pragmatism Saturday, March 24, 2012, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Portland, Lower Level 1 Panel 13.20 Justice and Justification Thursday, March 22, 2012, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Salon C, Lower Level 1

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Panel 13.21 On Being and Becoming Human Saturday, March 24, 2012, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Salem, Lower Level 1 Panel 13.22 Politics Before and After New Humanism Thursday, March 22, 2012, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Hospitality Suite 1642, 16th Floor Panel 13.23 Roundtable: Author Meets Critics: Jennifer Nedelsky, Law's Relations: A Relational Theory of Self, Autonomy, and Law Thursday, March 22, 2012, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Hospitality Suite 1642, 16th Floor Panel 13.24 Cooking up Social Change Friday, March 23, 2012, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Hospitality Suite 1642, 16th Floor Panel 13.25 Agents of Change: Rethinking The Revolutionary Subject Friday, March 23, 2012, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Hospitality Suite 1642, 16th Floor Panel 13.26 Care Ethics, Markets, and Social Policy Friday, March 23, 2012, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Medford, Lower Level 1 Panel 13.27 Literature as Political Thinking (Cosponsored with Political Theory: Historical Approaches, Panel 12.03) Friday, March 23, 2012, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Salon C, Lower Level 1

Political Theory and Its Applications Section Chair: Paul Passavant, Hobart and William Smith College

Panel 14.01 The Art of Political Space Friday, March 23, 2012, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Hospitality Suite 1642, 16th Floor Panel 14.02 Modern Nationalism: Pluralism, Self-Determination, Genocide Friday, March 23, 2012, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Hospitality Suite 1642, 16th Floor

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Panel 14.03 Constricting Democracy: Markets, Governance, Inequality Friday, March 23, 2012, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Medford, Lower Level 1 Panel 14.04 Neoliberal Consensus and Political Possibility Saturday, March 24, 2012, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Hospitality Suite 1642, 16th Floor Panel 14.05 Roundtable: Authors Meet Readers: Jinee Lokaneeta's Transnational Torture : Law, Violence and State Power in the U.S. and India AND Christine Keating's Decolonizing Democracy: Transforming the Social Contract in India Thursday, March 22, 2012, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Executive Suite 1651, 16th Floor Panel 14.06 Deliberation, Discourse, Democratic Accountability Saturday, March 24, 2012, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Hospitality Suite 1642, 16th Floor Panel 14.07 Badiou for Political Theory Saturday, March 24, 2012, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Hospitality Suite 1642, 16th Floor Panel 14.08 Constituting Citizens, Constitutive Exclusions Saturday, March 24, 2012, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Hospitality Suite 1642, 16th Floor Panel 14.09 Being, Ethics, and Becoming Political Thursday, March 22, 2012, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Executive Suite 1607, 16th Floor Panel 14.10 Human Conditions and Citizenship: Thinking, Discourse, Action Thursday, March 22, 2012, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Executive Suite 1607, 16th Floor Panel 14.11 Coming Community? Thursday, March 22, 2012, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Executive Suite 1607, 16th Floor

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Panel 14.12 Critical Cosmopolitanisms: Race, Reparations, Exchange, Liberty Thursday, March 22, 2012, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Douglas Fir, Third Floor Panel 14.13 Roundtable: Living, Perceiving, Representing, Global Crises within and beyond National Frames Saturday, March 24, 2012, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Hospitality Suite 1634, 16th Floor Panel 14.14 Theorizing Disability Friday, March 23, 2012, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Medford, Lower Level 1 Panel 14.15 Roundtable: Theorizing Immigration Law and Policy Saturday, March 24, 2012, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Salon D, Lower Level 1 Panel 14.16 Representation, Interests, Constituencies: New Directions Saturday, March 24, 2012, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Hospitality Suite 1624, 16th Floor Panel 14.17 Applications of Political Theory Friday, March 23, 2012, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Executive Suite 1607, 16th Floor Panel 14.18 Expertise, Equality, and the Modern State Friday, March 23, 2012, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Executive Suite 1607, 16th Floor Panel 14.19 Affective Politics: Horror, Spectacle, Consensus Saturday, March 24, 2012, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Executive Suite 1607, 16th Floor Panel 14.20 Sites of Democracy: Insurgency, Institutionalization Saturday, March 24, 2012, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Executive Suite 1607, 16th Floor Panel 14.21 Beyond Enclosure: The Political Saturday, March 24, 2012, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Executive Suite 1607, 16th Floor

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Panel 14.22 Political Models, Democratic Methods Saturday, March 24, 2012, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Executive Suite 1607, 16th Floor Panel 14.23 Political Theory, Political Practice Saturday, March 24, 2012, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Hospitality Suite 1624, 16th Floor Panel 14.24 Predicaments of Democratic Theory Thursday, March 22, 2012, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Executive Suite 1607, 16th Floor Panel 14.25 The Biopolitical Aesthetic Friday, March 23, 2012, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Douglas Fir, Third Floor

Politics and History Section Chair: Carol Nackenoff, Swarthmore College

Panel 15.01 The Racial Politics of Lending and Community Thursday, March 22, 2012, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Salon G, Lower Level 1 Panel 15.02 Institutions, Leaders, and Capacity-Building: U.S. Foreign and Domestic Policy, 1950s-1990s Thursday, March 22, 2012, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Salon G, Lower Level 1 Panel 15.03 Employment and Social Policy During a Time of Attack on the Public Sector Thursday, March 22, 2012, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Salon G, Lower Level 1 Panel 15.04 Race, Memory, Political Development I (Cosponsored with Race, Ethnicity and Politics, Panel 21.15) Thursday, March 22, 2012, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Meadowlark, Third Floor

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Panel 15.05 Race, Memory, Political Development II (Cosponsored with Race, Ethnicity and Politics, Panel 21.16) Thursday, March 22, 2012, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Meadowlark, Third Floor Panel 15.06 Policies and State Building: Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries Friday, March 23, 2012, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Salon G, Lower Level 1 Panel 15.07 Technology Advances and Politics, both Historical and Contemporary (Cosponsored with Public Policy, Panel 20.09) Friday, March 23, 2012, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Salon G, Lower Level 1 Panel 15.08 Roundtable: New Directions in Teaching Constitutional Law (Cosponsored with Judicial Politics, Legal Politics and Public Law, Panel 08.02) Thursday, March 22, 2012, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Salem, Lower Level 1 Panel 15.09 State-Building from Margin to Mainstream (Cosponsored with Gender, Race and Intersectionality, Panel 16.01) Thursday, March 22, 2012, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Salon H, Lower Level 1 Panel 15.10 Reading Race (Cosponsored with Race, Ethnicity and Politics, Panel 21.06) Thursday, March 22, 2012, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Salon D, Lower Level 1 Panel 15.11 Cultivating Democratic Citizens: Pedagogy, Policing, and Practice (Cosponsored with Political Theory: Historical Approaches, Panel 12.02) Saturday, March 24, 2012, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Sunstone, Third Floor

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Panel 15.12 Early Modern Origins of State, Nation, and Individual (Cosponsored with Political Theory: Historical Approaches, Panel 12.14) Friday, March 23, 2012, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Hospitality Suite 1624, 16th Floor

Gender, Race and Intersectionality Section Chair: Nancy Wadsworth, University of Denver

Panel 16.01 State-Building from Margin to Mainstream (Cosponsored with Politics and History, Panel 15.09) Thursday, March 22, 2012, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Salon H, Lower Level 1 Panel 16.02 Who Do We Think We Are: Rethinking Agency in a Neoliberal Age Thursday, March 22, 2012, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Salon H, Lower Level 1 Panel 16.03 Transiting Borderlands: Intersectional Subordination and Resistance (Cosponsored with Politics and Sexuality, Panel 17.07) Friday, March 23, 2012, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Salon H, Lower Level 1 Panel 16.04 Retheorizing Feminist Critiques and Coalitions Saturday, March 24, 2012, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Salon H, Lower Level 1 Panel 16.05 Engendering Immigration in Comparative Contexts (Cosponsored with (Im)migration and Citizenship, Panel 05.03) Saturday, March 24, 2012, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Salon G, Lower Level 1

Politics and Sexuality Section Chair: Joan Tronto, University of Minnesota Panel 17.01 Comparatively Queer: LGBT Movement/Resistance/Identity Around the Globe Thursday, March 22, 2012, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Salon H, Lower Level 1

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Panel 17.02 Queer Activists and Advocacy Thursday, March 22, 2012, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Salon H, Lower Level 1 Panel 17.03 Perspectives on Homophobia Friday, March 23, 2012, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Mt. Hood, R Level Panel 17.04 Sexualities Close-Up: Intersections and Languages Saturday, March 24, 2012, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Executive Suite 1651, 16th Floor Panel 17.05 Sex, State and Subject Saturday, March 24, 2012, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Executive Suite 1651, 16th Floor Panel 17.06 Sex, Drugs, and Public Policy (Cosponsored with Public Policy, Panel 20.07) Saturday, March 24, 2012, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Salon A, Lower Level 1 Panel 17.07 Transiting Borderlands: Intersectional Subordination and Resistance (Cosponsored with Gender, Race and Intersectionality, Panel 16.03) Friday, March 23, 2012, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Salon H, Lower Level 1

Public Administration Section Chair: Larry Luton, Eastern Washington University

Panel 18.01 Theory Issues in Public Administration Friday, March 23, 2012, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Executive Suite 1607, 16th Floor Panel 18.02 Public Administration Reform Thursday, March 22, 2012, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Salon I, Lower Level 1

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Panel 18.03 Are Social Scientists to be Trusted? Proposed Revisions to the Federal Regulations Intended to Protect Research Participants Saturday, March 24, 2012, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Salon C, Lower Level 1 Panel 18.04 Critical Explorations of Public Administration's Pedagogies Friday, March 23, 2012, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Salon I, Lower Level 1 Panel 18.05 Network Governance Issues Friday, March 23, 2012, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Salon I, Lower Level 1 Panel 18.06 Filmic Images of Public Administration Saturday, March 24, 2012, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Salon I, Lower Level 1

Public Opinion and Political Psychology Section Chair: Efren Perez, Vanderbilt University

Panel 19.01 New Directions: Attitudes, Measurement, and Politics Thursday, March 22, 2012, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Salon I, Lower Level 1 Panel 19.02 Ingroups, Outgroups, and Politics Thursday, March 22, 2012, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Salon I, Lower Level 1 Panel 19.03 Mood, Emotion, and Politics Friday, March 23, 2012, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Salon I, Lower Level 1 Panel 19.04 Values, Discourse, and Politics Friday, March 23, 2012, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Salon I, Lower Level 1 Panel 19.05 The Effects of Framing on Public Opinion Saturday, March 24, 2012, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Salon I, Lower Level 1

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Panel 19.06 Group Dynamics in Public Opinion (Cosponsored with Women and Politics, Panel 25.09) Saturday, March 24, 2012, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Salon I, Lower Level 1 Panel 19.07 Race and Public Opinion (Cosponsored with Race, Ethnicity and Politics, Panel 21.09) Friday, March 23, 2012, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Salon D, Lower Level 1

Public Policy Section Chair: Sheldon Gen, San Francisco State University

Panel 20.01 Policy Devolution, Delegation, and Decentralization Thursday, March 22, 2012, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Salon A, Lower Level 1 Panel 20.02 Risk and Uncertainty in Policy Thursday, March 22, 2012, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Salem, Lower Level 1 Panel 20.03 Influencing the Policy Making Process Thursday, March 22, 2012, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Portland, Lower Level 1 Panel 20.04 PANEL CANCELLED: Immigrants and Policy

Panel 20.05 Issues in Environmental Policy Thursday, March 22, 2012, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Salon F, Lower Level 1 Panel 20.06 Issues in Education Policy Saturday, March 24, 2012, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Salmon, Third Floor Panel 20.07 Sex, Drugs, and Public Policy (Cosponsored with Politics and Sexuality, Panel 17.06) Saturday, March 24, 2012, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Salon A, Lower Level 1

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Panel 20.08 Autonomy, Vulnerability and the Democratic Responsibility to/for Care Friday, March 23, 2012, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Medford, Lower Level 1 Panel 20.09 Technology Advances and Politics, both Historical and Contemporary (Cosponsored with Politics and History, Panel 15.07) Friday, March 23, 2012, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Salon G, Lower Level 1

Race, Ethnicity and Politics Section Chair: Jose Marichal, California Lutheran University

Panel 21.01 The Politics of Alternative Framings of Race, Class, and Gender Saturday, March 24, 2012, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Salon E, Lower Level 1 Panel 21.02 Transforming Citizenship, Interests, and Coalitions of Asian Americans Saturday, March 24, 2012, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Salon E, Lower Level 1 Panel 21.03 Roundtable: America's Abandoned Youth: Undocumented College Students Thursday, March 22, 2012, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Salon D, Lower Level 1 Panel 21.04 Asian American Politics: New Research from the National Asian American Survey Thursday, March 22, 2012, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Salon D, Lower Level 1 Panel 21.05 PANEL CANCELLED: New Perspectives on Racial and Ethnic Participation Panel 21.06 Reading Race (Cosponsored with Politics and History, Panel 15.10) Thursday, March 22, 2012, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Salon D, Lower Level 1

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Panel 21.07 Immigration Politics and Policy Friday, March 23, 2012, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Salon D, Lower Level 1 Panel 21.08 Race, Ethnicity and U.S. Elections Thursday, March 22, 2012, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Salon E, Lower Level 1 Panel 21.09 Race, Ethnicity and Public Opinion (Cosponsored with Public Opinion and Political Psychology, Panel 19.07) Friday, March 23, 2012, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Salon D, Lower Level 1 Panel 21.10 Race, Ethnicity and Representation Saturday, March 24, 2012, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Salon D, Lower Level 1 Panel 21.11 Framing Race and Ethnicity in Policy Discourse Saturday, March 24, 2012, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Salon G, Lower Level 1 Panel 21.12 Race, Ethnicity and Mobilization Saturday, March 24, 2012, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Salon F, Lower Level 1 Panel 21.13 PANEL CANCELLED: Race, Ethnicity and Public Policy Panel 21.14 Nationalism and Ethnic Identity Friday, March 23, 2012, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Salon C, Lower Level 1 Panel 21.15 Race, Memory, Political Development I (Cosponsored with Politics and History, Panel 15.04) Thursday, March 22, 2012, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Meadowlark, Third Floor Panel 21.16 Race, Memory, Political Development II (Cosponsored with Politics and History, Panel 15.05) Thursday, March 22, 2012, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Meadowlark, Third Floor

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Panel 21.17 Political Participation in Latino Communities Friday, March 23, 2012, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Salon H, Lower Level 1 Panel 21.18 Innovative Research on Race and Ethnicity (sponsored by WPSA Journal - Politics, Groups and Identities) Saturday, March 24, 2012, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Salon E, Lower Level 1 Panel 21.19 Passing as Ethico-Political Synecdoche Saturday, March 24, 2012, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Salon A, Lower Level 1 Panel 21.20 Race, Immigration, and the Production of Vulnerability Saturday, March 24, 2012, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Salon E, Lower Level 1 Panel 21.21 Latina/o Immigration and Political Incorporation (Cosponsored with (Im)migration and Citizenship, Panel 05.04) Friday, March 23, 2012, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Salon F, Lower Level 1 Panel 21.22 Racializing Immigration (Cosponsored with (Im)migration and Citizenship, Panel 05.05) Friday, March 23, 2012, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Portland, Lower Level 1 Panel 21.23 Immigration Related Policy at the State Level (Cosponsored with State, Local and Urban Politics, Panel 22.07) Saturday, March 24, 2012, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Executive Suite 1651, 16th Floor State, Local and Urban Politics Section Chair: Edward Lascher, Jr., California State University, Sacramento

Panel 22.01 Budgeting in the Western States I Friday, March 23, 2012, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Mt. Hood, R Level

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Panel 22.02 Budgeting in the Western States II Friday, March 23, 2012, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Mt. Hood, R Level Panel 22.03 Ballot Measure Voting Decisions and Policy Effects Thursday, March 22, 2012, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Salon F, Lower Level 1 Panel 22.04 State Education Policies and Politics Thursday, March 22, 2012, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Executive Suite 1651, 16th Floor Panel 22.05 Local Innovation, Capacity, and Economic Development Friday, March 23, 2012, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Executive Suite 1651, 16th Floor Panel 22.06 Beer, State and Local Finances, and Regulatory Policy Friday, March 23, 2012, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Executive Suite 1651, 16th Floor Panel 22.07 Immigration Related Policy at the State Level (Cosponsored with Race, Ethnicity and Politics, Panel 21.23) Saturday, March 24, 2012, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Executive Suite 1651, 16th Floor Panel 22.08 Urban Issues and Discourses about Urban Affairs Saturday, March 24, 2012, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Executive Suite 1651, 16th Floor

Teaching, Research, and Professional Development Section Chair: Elsa Dias, Pikes Peak Community College

Panel 23.01 Roundtable: Engaging Students with Social Media: Practical Ideas and Advice Friday, March 23, 2012, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Executive Suite 1651, 16th Floor Panel 23.02 Roundtable: Professional Development Issues Affecting Asian American Faculty and Students Saturday, March 24, 2012, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Salem, Lower Level 1

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Panel 23.03 Roundtable: Scholarly Associations, Labor Conditions and Community Colleges Saturday, March 24, 2012, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Mt. Hood, R Level Panel 23.04 Active Learning: Engaging Students through Civic, Political, Cultural and Academic Participation Saturday, March 24, 2012, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Eugene, Lower Level 1 Panel 23.05 Opening New Educational Doors: A Global Perspective on Education Friday, March 23, 2012, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Douglas Fir, Third Floor

Voting and Elections Section Chair: Matthew Burbank, University of Utah

Panel 24.01 Turnout and Voter Mobilization Thursday, March 22, 2012, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Portland, Lower Level 1 Panel 24.02 Activists and Competition in Congressional Elections Friday, March 23, 2012, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Portland, Lower Level 1 Panel 24.03 Campaign Effects and Individual Vote Choice Friday, March 23, 2012, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Eugene, Lower Level 1 Panel 24.04 Understanding and Predicting Election Outcomes Saturday, March 24, 2012, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Medford, Lower Level 1 Panel 24.05 The Political Consequences of Election Rules Saturday, March 24, 2012, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Portland, Lower Level 1

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Women and Politics Section Chairs: Kristen Maher, San Diego State University and Ronnee Schreiber, San Diego State University

Panel 25.01 Roundtable: Crossing Boundaries, Transforming Knowledge: 25 Years of Women and Politics at Rutgers University Saturday, March 24, 2012, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Mt. Hood, R Level Panel 25.02 Roundtable: Mary Hawkesworth's Political Worlds of Women: Activism, Advocacy and Governance in the Twenty-First Century Friday, March 23, 2012, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Eugene, Lower Level 1 Panel 25.03 Women Shaping Law, and Law Shaping Women Saturday, March 24, 2012, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Salon A, Lower Level 1 Panel 25.04 Gender, Elections and the Legislative Process Saturday, March 24, 2012, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Salmon, Third Floor Panel 25.05 Gendered Violence: Norms and Policies Thursday, March 22, 2012, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Salon F, Lower Level 1 Panel 25.06 Feminist and Antifeminist Discourse in Political and Social Spaces Saturday, March 24, 2012, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Salon F, Lower Level 1 Panel 25.07 Voices From The Ground: Comparative Practices of Gendered Politics Friday, March 23, 2012, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Salem, Lower Level 1 Panel 25.08 Comparative Perspectives on Gender, Politics and Policy Friday, March 23, 2012, 8:00 - 9:45 AM Location: Salon E, Lower Level 1

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Panel 25.09 Group Dynamics in Public Opinion (Cosponsored with Public Opinion and Political Psychology, Panel 19.06) Saturday, March 24, 2012, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Salon I, Lower Level 1 Panel 25.10 Roundtable: Women in U.S. Politics: Moving Forward, Stagnating, or Sliding Backwards? (Cosponsored with Program Chair, Panel 27.02) Friday, March 23, 2012, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Salon E, Lower Level 1

Undergraduate Research Posters Section Chair: Noelle Norton, University of San Diego

Panel 26.01 Poster Session Friday, March 23, 2012, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Salon F, Lower Level 1

Program Chair’s Section Peregrine Schwartz-Shea, University of Utah

Panel 27.01 Roundtable: Assessing Obama, Assessing U.S. Politics (Cosponsored with Executive Politics, Panel 04.08) Friday, March 23, 2012, 10:00 - 11:45 AM Location: Salon A, Lower Level 1 Panel 27.02 Roundtable: Women in U.S. Politics: Moving Forward, Stagnating, or Sliding Backwards? (Cosponsored with Women and Politics, Panel 25.10) Friday, March 23, 2012, 3:15 - 5:00 PM Location: Salon E, Lower Level 1 Panel 27.03 Roundtable: Meet the Editors Friday, March 23, 2012, 1:15 - 3:00 PM Location: Salon E, Lower Level 1

37 Thursday, March 22, 2012 8:00 - 9:45 AM

Thursday, March 22, 2012 8:00 - 9:45 AM PANEL 01.03 Mideast Politics Location: Salon B, Lower Level 1 Chair: Celso, Anthony, Angelo State University Papers: Re-Imagining Citizenship and Welfare in Jordan During the “Post-neoliberal” Era Asya, El-Meehy, Arizona State University Obama and the Arab Spring Celso, Anthony, Angelo State University Researching There from Here: Transnational Discursive Flows and the 2011 Arab Uprisings Wills, Emily, Hobart and William Smith Colleges Political Consciousness, Social Unrest and Emerging Middle Class: Reassessing China's Democratic Future Schortgen, Francis, University of Mount Union Discussant: Lawson, Fred, Mills College PANEL 02.03 Roundtable: New Books in Environmental Political Theory Location: Portland, Lower Level 1 Chair: Chaloupka, Bill, Colorado State University Papers: Real Green: Sustainability After the End of Nature Arias-Maldonado, Manuel Jesus, University of Malaga The Politics of Actually Existing Unsustainability: Human Flourishing in a Climate Changed, Carbon Constrained World Barry, John, Queen's University Belfast Discussants: Arias-Maldonado, Manuel Jesus, University of Malaga Barry, John, Queen's University Belfast PANEL 02.12 Why Food? Why Politics? Why Now? Location: Douglas Fir, Third Floor Chair and Pachirat, Timothy, New School for Social Research Discussant:

38 Thursday, March 22, 2012 8:00 - 9:45 AM

Papers: Fairtrade Organizations Debate Supporting Landless Labor: A Threat to Small Farms or Justice for All? Bennett, Elizabeth, Brown University The Discursive Politics of GMOs: A Technological Savior or Terminator Seed? Ignatova, Jacqui, The University of Maryland, College Park Breaking Bread, Sharing Soup and Smashing the State: Anarchist Resistance to Neoliberal Charities and the State Parson, Sean, University of Alaska, Fairbanks Indigenous New York: The Hidden Links in the Food Chain Koenig, Biko, The New School for Social Research PANEL 03.03 Water Politics Location: Salmon, Third Floor Chair: Forbis Jr, Robert, Idaho State University Papers: Dam Removal and River Restoration on the Elwha River: Does Size Really Matter? Clark, Brad, Fort Lewis College Identifying the Limiting Factors to State Wetland Programs Guehlstorf, Nicholas, Southern Illinois University Edwardsville Poletti, Brittany, Southern Illinois University Edwardsville The Politics of Concrete: What Past Choices Explain About Present Options and Future Possibilities on the Columbia and Colorado Rivers Wilson, Patrick, University of Idaho Attitude, Behavior, Consistency in Household Water Consumption: An Oregon Case Study Wolters, Erika, Oregon State University Columbia River Settlement Agreement and its impact on Treaty Fishing Rights DeMasters, Megan, University of Utah Discussant: Davis, Sandra, Colorado State University

39 Thursday, March 22, 2012 8:00 - 9:45 AM

PANEL 05.01 Reimagining States, Nations, and the Study of Immigration Politics Location: Salon C, Lower Level 1 Chair and Shefrin, Bruce, Le Moyne College Discussant: Papers: State, Nation and Migration Reframed in the Relational Political Field Kasli, Zeynep, University of Washington, Seattle Citizens of Oaxacalifornia: Translocality and Political Identity Among Indigenous Mexicans Migrants Rodriguez, Gilda, University of California, Los Angeles A National Service Requirement for the Earned Legalization of Unauthorized U.S. Residents Sullivan, Michael, St. Mary's University PANEL 06.06 Democratic Processes and Stability Location: Meadowlark, Third Floor Chair and Das, Runa, University of Minnesota Discussant: Papers: Not Yet, or Never? Racialization of Islam and the Possibility of Democratization Binay, Sema, University of Minnesota Degrees of Democratization and Their Indices. Imai, Kunihiko, Elmira College Tribalism in the Middle East: Will It Contribute to Unrest or Can It Alleviate It? Tracy, Veronica, University of San Diego What is Freedom? An Existential Critique of Western Liberalism and International Affairs in the “War on Terror” Radheshwar, S. Jovian, University of California, Santa Barbara PANEL 08.02 Roundtable: New Directions in Teaching PANEL 15.08 Constitutional Law Location: Salem, Lower Level 1 Chair: Whittington, Keith, Princeton University

40 Thursday, March 22, 2012 8:00 - 9:45 AM

Participants: Gillman, Howard, University of Southern California Graber, Mark, University of Maryland Whittington, Keith, Princeton University Novkov, Julie, University at Albany, SUNY Knowles, Helen, Whitman College Haltom, William, University of Puget Sound PANEL 09.03 Parties and Agenda Formation in the United States Congress Location: Columbia, Lobby Level Chair: Monroe, Nathan, University of California Merced Papers: Partisan Signaling and Agenda Control in the U.S. House of Representatives Carson, Jamie, University of Georgia Crespin, Michael, University of Georgia Madonna, Anthony, University of Georgia Agenda Setting in a Broken Congress Hall, Thad, University of Utah Obstruction and Decision-Making in the Senate Koger, Gregory, University of Miami The Tea Party in the House: The Shape of Things to Come? McNitt, Andrew, Eastern Illinois University Moderate Conflict and Legislative Productivity: The Role of Third Parties Schraufnagel, Scot, Northern Illinois University Dodd, Lawrence, University of Florida Peterson, John, Northern Illinois University Discussants: Monroe, Nathan, University of California Merced Engstrom, Erik, University of California-Davis PANEL 10.01 Media and Elections: Comparative Perspectives Location: Eugene, Lower Level 1 Chair and Maeshima, Kazuhiro, Bunkyo University (Japan) Discussant: Papers: The Effect of Media Environment on Electoral Process: Comparative Perspective Using CSES Module3 Kobayashi, Tetsuro, National Institute of Informatics, Japan

41 Thursday, March 22, 2012 8:00 - 9:45 AM

Internet Election in South Korea: The Rise and Fall of the Digital Campaigns Lee, Hongchun, Keio University Marrying the New Technology to the Old Politics: A Case Study of the Obama Campaign in 2008 Watanabe, Masahito, Hokkaido University Watching Media Watch Groups: Social Construction of News Coverage Fact Checks Maeshima, Kazuhiro, Bunkyo University (Japan) PANEL 12.01 Liberalism, Colonialism, Imperialism Location: Sunstone, Third Floor Chair: Casas Klausen, Jimmy, University of Wisconsin, Madison Papers: Colonial Capitalism and the Dilemmas of Liberalism Ince, Onur, Cornell University A “Strange Doctrine”: John Locke's Theory of Global Crime and Universal Jurisdiction in Colonial Context Graf, Sinja, Cornell University Ethical Gymnastics and Ethological Training: Kant and Mill on Self-Cultivation, Pleasure, and Imperialism McKean, Benjamin, University of Chicago Two (or More) Paths to Progress: Reconsidering Historical Developmentalisms Marwah, Inder, University of Toronto Discussant: Seth, Vanita, University of California, Santa Cruz PANEL 14.10 Human Conditions and Citizenship: Thinking, Discourse, Action Location: Executive Suite 1607, 16th Floor Chair and Johnston, Steven, University of Utah Discussant: Papers: The Self-Assertion of the Thinking Mind: Arendt and Heidegger on Political Thought and Action Gimbel, Edward, Winona State University

42 Thursday, March 22, 2012 8:00 - 9:45 AM

Aristotelian Public Reason, Political Friendship and Racial Domination: The Case of Police Brutality Leslie, Isis, Texas Tech University Thwarted Natality and the Racial Disparity in Birth Outcomes Menzel, Annie, University of Washington Political Theory and the Right to Palliative Care: Honoring and Healing the Body Politic Pettus, Katherine, University of San Diego, California Arendt on Forgiveness and Identity Formation Barklis, Robin, University of Oregon PANEL 17.01 Comparatively Queer: LGBT Movement/Resistance/Identity Around the Globe Location: Salon H, Lower Level 1 Chair: Ghosh, Cyril, Mount Holyoke College Papers: Gay or MSM? Emergent Identities of Same-Sex Desire in India Ghosh, Cyril, Visiting Assistant Professor of Politics, Mount Holyoke College Prostitute Marries the Policeman In The End: Disciplinary Tales of Female Sexuality in Popular Turkish Cinema Binnet, Pelin Azer, University of Minnesota Commodity Queens: Gender Fetishism as State Construction Hunt, Stacey, Auburn University Discussant: Hames-Garcia, Michael, University of Oregon PANEL 19.02 Ingroups, Outgroups, and Politics Location: Salon I, Lower Level 1 Chair: DeFrancesco Soto, Victoria, University of Texas, Austin Papers: Gauging the Accessibility of Political Party and Gender Stereotypes Bos, Angela, College of Wooster Schneider, Monica, Miami University (Ohio)

43 Thursday, March 22, 2012 8:00 - 9:45 AM

How Muslim-Americans Respond to Social and Institutional Discrimination: Political Behavior of American Muslims in the Post-9/11 Era Oskooii, Kassra, University of Washington Is Gay Really the New Black?: The Case for Including Sexuality-Specific Items on Survey Instruments Cooper, Betsy, University of Washington Empathy’s Effect on Public Opinion on Immigration Haynes, Chris, University of California, Riverside Discussant: Masuoka, Natalie, Tufts University

PANEL 20.01 Policy Devolution, Delegaton, and Decentralization Location: Salon A, Lower Level 1 Chair: Lowham, Elizabeth, California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo Papers: Measuring Devolution: Local Control over Social Services Programs Rogers-Chapman, M. Felicity, Claremont Graduate University Danielson, Caroline, Public Policy Institute of California Political Decentralization and Education Policy Morton, Tabitha, Texas A&M University Discussant: Wohlers, Tony, Cameron University

PANEL 21.03 Roundtable: America's Abandoned Youth: Undocumented College Students Location: Salon D, Lower Level 1 Chair: Chávez, Maria, Pacific Lutheran University Participants: Chávez, Maria, Pacific Lutheran University Lavariega-Monforti, Jessica, University of Texas Pan-American Michelson, Melissa, Menlo College Franco, Anna B., University of Texas-Pan American Iglesias, Amanda I., University of Texas-Pan American

44 Thursday, March 22, 2012 8:00 - 9:45 AM

PANEL 21.08 Race, Ethnicity and U.S. Elections Location: Salon E, Lower Level 1 Chair: Medeiros, Jillian, University of New Mexico Papers: Do Various Minority Groups Vote Similarly to Whites?: An Examination of the Policy Positions of Different Racial/Ethnic Groups on Various California Initiatives and Referenda Grummel, John, Upper Iowa University Who Are Latino Religious Voters? Huckle, Kiku, University of Washington Latino Republican Elected Officials in the 2010 Election Medeiros, Jillian, University of New Mexico Ybarra, Vickie, University of New Mexico The Effects of Felony Disenfranchisement Laws upon American Voter Turnout Trautman, Linda, Ohio University-Lancaster Hutcherson, Donald, Ohio University-Lancaster Discussant: Grummel, John, Upper Iowa University

45 Thursday, March 22, 2012 10:00 - 11:45 AM

Thursday, March 22, 2012 10:00 - 11:45 AM PANEL 01.01 Latin American Politics Location: Salon D, Lower Level 1 Chair: Pion-Berlin, David, University of California, Riverside Papers: Urban Forced Removals in Rio de Janeiro and Los Angeles: North-South Similarities in Race and City Anthony, Connie, Seattle University Do Ortega’s Citizen Power Councils Empower the Poor in Nicaragua? Informal Benefits and Formal Costs to Democratic Quality Bay, Kelly, Seattle University The Globalization of Major League Baseball and State Institutions in the Dominican Republic, Mexico, Nicaragua, and Venezuela Arceneaux, Craig, California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo Reconciling Regional Disparities: Intra-party Bargaining in Diverse Federal Nations Rogers, Melissa, Claremont Graduate University Discussant: Arceneaux, Craig, California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo PANEL 01.04 Africa: War, Conflict, and Violence Location: Salon B, Lower Level 1 Chair: Frankland, Erich, Casper College Papers: Limited War and the Ugandan Experience Frkovich, James, United States Marine Corps Drought-Driven Conflict: Climate Change, Political Unrest, and Effective Adaptive Policy in sub-Saharan Africa Keys, Patrick, Keys Consulting Inc. Bell, Curtis, University of Colorado at Boulder

46 Thursday, March 22, 2012 10:00 - 11:45 AM

Peacekeeping for Approval: A Comparison of Ethiopian and Ugandan interventions in Somalia Kimball Damman, Erin, Northwestern University Conflict Intensity in Civil War Mosinger, Eric, University of California, Irvine Lynch Violence and the Rule of Law in Democratic South Africa Smith, Nicholas, University of Chicago Discussant: Trinkunas, Harold, Naval Postgraduate School PANEL 02.13 Waste and Wasting In Times of Economic Crisis Location: Douglas Fir, Third Floor Chair: Debrix, Francois, Virginia Tech Papers: Economies of Excess in Times of Recession: Waste, Recycling and Bataille Surak, Sarah, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University Junk Bondage: The Real Consequences of Wasteful Finance Kirsch, Robert, Virginia Polytechnic Institution and State University Graft and Trash: Political Corruption and Governance in Garbage Collection, 1890-1920 Sullivan, Kathleen, Ohio University Strach, Patricia, University at Albany, SUNY Trash, Materiality and the Force of Things in Adorno and Bennett Asp, Karen, Acadia University Discussant: Meyer, John, Humboldt State University PANEL 03.10 U.S. Climate Change Policy Location: Salmon, Third Floor Chair: Schlager, Edella, University of Arizona

47 Thursday, March 22, 2012 10:00 - 11:45 AM

Papers: Climate-Adaptive Policymaking in the American West: Drivers and Barriers at the Local Level Brown, Courtenay, University of Colorado at Boulder Andersson, Krister, University of Colorado at Boulder Dilling, Lisa, University of Colorado at Boulder Vulnerability of Water Supply Systems and Managers’ Uses of Climate Data in the Upper Rio Grande Watershed Heikkila, Tanya, University of Colorado at Denver Case, Carl, University of Arizona Schlager, Edella, University of Arizona Think Global, Prime Local: Investigating Political Responses to the Threat of Climate Change Coan, Travis, Harvard Law School Holman, Mirya, Florida Atlantic University The Science-Policy Interface for Climate Change: Double Feedback Loops and the Co-production of Science in the U.S. State and Local Policy Singh, Ajay, Ohio State University Koontz, Tomas, Ohio State University Discussants: Bromley-Trujillo, Rebecca, University of Kentucky Schlager, Edella, University of Arizona PANEL 04.03 Warmaking and the National Security Presidency Location: Salon A, Lower Level 1 Chair: Adler, David, University of Idaho Papers: ’Generalissimo of the Nation’: Warmaking and the Presidency in the Early Republic Adler, William, Johns Hopkins University The War Powers Resolution: Codifying Presidential Warmaking Hallett, Brien, University of Hawaii A Dramatically Different NSC?; President Obama's Use of the National Security Council Jackson, Michael, Regis College

48 Thursday, March 22, 2012 10:00 - 11:45 AM

Covert Action and The American Presidency: The Relationship between U.S. Decision-Making for Covert Operations and Presidential Popularity during the Reagan Administration Omi, Keita, University of Utah Discussants: Adler, David, University of Idaho Kassop, Nancy, State University of New York, New Paltz PANEL 06.04 Asian Interstate Dynamics Location: Meadowlark, Third Floor Chair: Lynch, Cecilia, University of California, Irvine Papers: The Role of Reconciliation and Community Building: Europe and East Asia Schattle, Hans, Yonsei University Kim, Sunhyuk, Korea University Whither a Nuclear-Armed Japan: Re-examining Realist and Normative Restraints Komine, Yukinori, Associate in Research, The Edwin O. Reischauer Institute of Japanese S Assertive Peacemaking: Japan's Evolving International Role Le, Tom, University of California, Irvine PANEL 07.04 Representing Actors and Actions: Balancing Detachment, Empathy, and Commitment Location: Portland, Lower Level 1 Chair and Schmidt, Ronald, California State University, Discussant: Long Beach Papers: Normative Blindness and Reified Oppression in New Media Research Branstetter, John, University of California, Los Angeles Administrative Evil and Elite Panic in Disaster Management Roberts, Patrick, Virginia Tech

49 Thursday, March 22, 2012 10:00 - 11:45 AM

The Un-Permanent Campaign: Developing a Practice- Based Model of Political Organizations Super, Elizabeth, American Political Science Association Hierarchy, Rights Claims and Political Activism Among Anti-War Vets Wright-Phillips, Maja, Southern Illinois University PANEL 08.04 Law, Courts and American Political Development Location: Salon E, Lower Level 1 Chair: Whitehead, Jason, California State University, Long Beach Papers: Local Story Trumps National Narrative: Washington State Newspaper Coverage of the U.S. Supreme Court Decision in West Coast Hotel v. Parrish (1937) Knowles, Helen, Whitman College The Supreme Court and American State Development, 1789-2011 Dichio, Michael, Cornell University Political Foundations of Legal Theory: Political Realignment and the Legal Marketplace of Ideas Zschirnt, Simon, Washington State University Discussants: Whitehead, Jason, California State University, Long Beach Whittington, Keith, Princeton University PANEL 09.05 Critical Policy Issues and the Legislative Process Location: Columbia, Lobby Level Chair and Nokken, Timothy, Texas Tech University Discussant: Papers: Post 9/11 Congressional Voting Patterns on Military Spending Bills Hoeft, Torrance, California Polytechnic State University Tracing the Legislative Process: A Network Approach Ryan, Josh, Bradley University Sokhey, Anand, The University of Colorado at Boulder Wilkenfeld, Gilad, University of Colorado at Boulder

50 Thursday, March 22, 2012 10:00 - 11:45 AM

Economic Reliance and War: Why Congress Cannot (or Will Not) Draw the Purse Strings Thorpe, Rebecca, University of Washington Congress and the Politics of Problem Solving Adler, Scott, University of Colorado Wilkerson, John, University of Washington PANEL 10.02 Media, Rhetoric, Poverty, and Race Location: Eugene, Lower Level 1 Chair: Cabrera Rasmussen, Amy, California State University Long Beach Papers: The Obama Phenomenon: Persuasion by Ethos Woodly, Deva, New School for Social Research On the Agenda?: Framing and Coverage of Health Disparities in Mainstream and Ethnic Newspapers Cabrera Rasmussen, Amy, California State University Long Beach Pundits and Politicians: The Use of Nationalistic Rhetoric and Its Effect on Contemporary United States Immigration Policy Meierhoff, Kristen, New Mexico State University Media Portrayals of Poverty and Race in Post-Welfare Reform America van Doorn, Bas, The College of Wooster Discussant: Shaker, Lee, Portland State University PANEL 13.02 Rawls and Race Revisited Location: Willamette, Lobby Level Chair: Valls, Andrew, Oregon State University Papers: Retrieving Rawls for Racial Justice Mills, Charles, Northwestern University Mills, Rawls, and Under-Explored Contours of White Supremacy Thomas, Brian, Simon Fraser University

51 Thursday, March 22, 2012 10:00 - 11:45 AM

Rawls and Black Reparations Boxill, Bernard, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill Mills, Rawls, and Constructing Reparative Justice for Indigenous Peoples Waligore, Timothy, McGill University Discussant: Baum, Bruce, University of British Columbia PANEL 13.09 Roundtable: Kathy Ferguson's Emma Goldman: Political Thinking in the Streets Location: Hospitality Suite 1634, 16th Floor Chair: Disch, Lisa, University of Michigan Participants: Grant, Judith, Ohio University Chaloupka, Bill, Colorado State University Meyerhoff, Eli, University of Minnesota Ferguson, Kathy, University of Hawaii PANEL 13.13 On Liberalism Location: Hospitality Suite 1624, 16th Floor Chair and Becker, Jeff, University of the Pacific Discussant: Papers: Practice-Dependence: Social Explanation as Normative Justification Choi, Naomi, University of Alabama The Liberal Critique of Domination Gowder, Paul, Stanford University An Enemy for All Seasons: Carl Schmitt and the Limits of Anti-Liberal Formalism McKoy, Christopher, University of California, Santa Barbara PANEL 14.09 Being, Ethics, and Becoming Political Location: Executive Suite 1607, 16th Floor Chair and Aslam, Ali, Princeton University Discussant:

52 Thursday, March 22, 2012 10:00 - 11:45 AM

Papers: The Ends of Freedom Ferguson, Kennan, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee A Cabinet of Rivals in Your Head: Franklin and Thoreau Manuel, Anne, University of Michigan Ann Arbor Raze the Sanctuary: Shakespeare and the Theological- Political Problem Schulman, Alex, Duke University PANEL 15.01 The Racial Politics of Lending and Community Location: Salon G, Lower Level 1 Chair: Greer, James, Department of the Treasury, U.S. Government Papers: Race, Market Constraints and the Foreclosure Crisis: The Role of U.S. Housing Policy Hernandez, Jesus, University of California, Davis Race and Historical Home Mortgage Redlining in the United States Greer, James, Department of the Treasury, U.S. Government The Consolidation of American Monetary Order: 1922-1936 Thompson, Nicolas, University of Oregon The Crisis of Homeownership: Whiteness, Cultural Capital and Symbolic Investments Trojan, Cody, University of California at Los Angeles Discussants: Berk, Gerald, University of Oregon Greer, James, Department of the Treasury, U.S. Government PANEL 16.01 State-Building from Margin to Mainstream PANEL 15.09 Location: Salon H, Lower Level 1 Chair: Novkov, Julie, University at Albany, SUNY Papers: Making Citizens of Freedmen and Polygamists Novkov, Julie, University at Albany, SUNY The Taming of Atlanta: Prohibition and the Progressive Search for Order in Atlanta, 1900-1920 Steedman, Marek, University of Southern Mississippi

53 Thursday, March 22, 2012 10:00 - 11:45 AM

Wildlife Protection and the Development of Centralized Governance in the Progressive Era Szymanski, Ann-Marie, University of Oklahoma Immigration, Family and State-Building during the Progressive Era Yamin, Priscilla, University of Oregon Discussants: Nackenoff, Carol, Swarthmore College Brandwein, Pamela, University of Michigan PANEL 19.01 New Directions: Attitudes, Measurement, and Politics Location: Salon I, Lower Level 1 Chair: Masuoka, Natalie, Tufts University Papers: Racial Worldview: Explaining the Differences in Public Opinion Across Racial Groups Masuoka, Natalie, Tufts University Episodic Alienation: White Americans and Their Political System Towler, Christopher, University of Washington Getting it Wrong: When Political Sophisticates Fail Nalder, Kimberly, California State University, Sacramento Pieces of the Whole: Exploring Facets of the Big Five Personality Traits and Political Behavior Palmer, Carl, University of Notre Dame Peterson, Rolfe, Mercyhurst College Discussant: Nalder, Kimberly, California State University, Sacramento PANEL 20.02 Risk and Uncertainty in Policy Location: Salem, Lower Level 1 Chair: Bernell, David, Oregon State University Papers: Avoiding Disastrous Blame. Political Economy of Natural Disasters in the United States, 1988-2008 Sainz, Jaime, University of California Santa Barbara Anderson, Sarah, University of California Santa Barbara

54 Thursday, March 22, 2012 10:00 - 11:45 AM

A Shaky Equilibrium: The Dynamics of Disaster Relief Worsham, Jeff, West Virginia University Foyou, Viviane, Valdosta State University The post-Concorde World and the Risk of Planetary Entrapment Karlsson, Rasmus, Hankuk University of Foreign Studies Discussant: Wilson II, L.A., Penn State University

PANEL 22.04 State Education Policies and Politics

Location: Executive Suite 1651, 16th Floor

Chair and Pat Burk, Portland State University Discussant: Papers: State Politics/Policies toward HBCUS Green, Paul, University of California, Riverside The Politics of School Lunch in Hawai'i Mironesco, Monique, University of Hawai'i, West O'ahu Obama's Education Plan: The Theory of Action behind Turning around America's Worst Schools Rogers-Chapman, M. Felicity, Claremont Graduate University Examining the Effects of Local, State, and National Government Spending on Academic Performance Aubone, Amber, St. Mary's University Brown, Kristine, St. Mary's University

55 Thursday, March 22, 2012 10:00 - 11:45 AM

PANEL 25.05 Gendered Violence: Norms and Policies Location: Salon F, Lower Level 1 Chair: Ferguson, Michaele, University of Colorado at Boulder Papers: Translating International Justice for Women: International Courts and Victims of Sexual Violence Koomen, Jonneke, Willamette University Gender Liberation and Problems of Disparity Gaboury, Jennifer, Hunter College Protecting Marriage Instead of Girls: The Failure of the International Protecting Girls by Preventing Child Marriage Act Angevine, Sara, Rutgers University A Decade of Trafficking Victims Protection Act: Success or Failure? Dhungana, Ritu, West Virginia University Godbey, Samantha, West Virginia University Discussant: Heeg, Jennifer, Texas A&M, Qatar

1:15 PM – 3:00 PM

Graduate Students Reception (Sponsored by the PSU Office of Academic Programs and Instruction, OAA)

Location: Mt. Hood, R Level

56 Thursday, March 22, 2012 1:15 – 3:00 PM

Thursday, March 22, 2012 1:15 - 3:00 PM PANEL 01.11 Roundtable: When Militaries Disobey: Armed Forces Responses to Government Orders to Repress Location: Salon B, Lower Level 1 Chair: Trinkunas, Harold, Naval Postgraduate School Participants: Baylouny, Anne Marie, Naval Postgraduate School Pion-Berlin, David, University of California Riverside Callahan, Mary, University of Washington Lawson, Fred, Mills College PANEL 02.11 Ecologies of the Good Life Location: Eugene, Lower Level 1 Chair: Chaloupka, Bill, Colorado State University Papers: The Flesh of the Other (Animal): Encountering Animals as Saturated Phenomena Sircar, Althea, University of California, Los Angeles Marx, Nietzsche, and the Twilight of the Species Young, Katherine, University of Hawaii-Hilo The Arts of Self-Overcoming: Molding the Body into An Earthwork Ignatov, Anatoli, Johns Hopkins University Ecofeminist Political Philosophy and Environmental Praxis: Toward an Inclusive Green Public Sphere Mallory, Chaone, Villanova University Discussant: Dienstag, Joshua, University of California, Los Angeles PANEL 03.08 Environmental Bureaucracies Location: Salmon, Third Floor Chair: Salka, William, Eastern Connecticut State University Papers: Determinants of Environmental Policy Board Adoption Arbuckle, Matt, University of Missouri

57 Thursday, March 22, 2012 1:15 – 3:00 PM

Attitudes and Perspectives: Environmental Regulators in Ohio and Wisconsin Rinfret, Sara, Hartwick College Pautz, Michelle, University of Dayton Forest Fire Preparedness, Pork, and the Bureaucracy Anderson, Sarah, University of California Santa Barbara Anderson, Terry, PERC - Property and Environment Research Center Hodges, Heather, University of California, Santa Barbara Oil Spill Causation Modeling and BP Deepwater Horizon Kurtz, Rick, Central Michigan University The Cowboy, the Southern Man, and the Man from Snowy River: The Symbolic Politics of Property in the U.S,, New Zealand, and Australia Brower, Ann, Lincoln University Discussants: Guehlstorf, Nicholas, Southern Illinois University Edwardsville Davis, Charles, Colorado State University PANEL 04.01 Roundtable: The 2012 Presidential Election: How Did that Hopey Changey Stuff Work out for President Obama? Location: Salon A, Lower Level 1 Chair: Genovese, Michael, Loyola Marymount University Participants: Cronin, Thomas, Colorado College Farrar-Myers, Victoria, University of Texas at Arlington Kassop, Nancy, State University of New York, New Paltz Adler, David, University of Idaho Heldman, Caroline, Occidental College PANEL 06.11 Nuclear Weapons and Policy Location: Salem, Lower Level 1 Chair and Celso, Anthony, Angelo State University Discussant: Papers: Motivations for Nuclear Weapons Reversal Simmons, Nathan, University of Utah

58 Thursday, March 22, 2012 1:15 – 3:00 PM

Changing the Game: Nuclear Proliferation and Its Implications for U.S. Foreign Policy Nicholl-Lewandowski, Nora, Dominican University of California Orientalism in International Relations: India, Pakistan, and U.S. Nuclear Relations under the Obama Years Das, Runa, University of Minnesota PANEL 07.06 Roundtable: Readers Meet Author: Discussing Timothy Pachirat's Every Twelve Seconds: Industrialized Slaughter and the Politics of Sight Location: Hospitality Suite 1624, 16th Floor Chair: Grant, Judith, Ohio University Participants: Yanow, Dvora, Wageningen University and the University of Amsterdam Schwartz-Shea, Peregrine, University of Utah Warren, Dorian, Columbia University Zirakzadeh, Cyrus Ernesto, University of Connecticut Pachirat, Timothy, New School for Social Research PANEL 08.05 New Perspectives on Constitutional Interpretation Location: Salon E, Lower Level 1 Chair: Blakeman, John, University of Wisconsin – Stevens Point Papers: The Right to Privacy: What can we expect? Adamian, Martin, California State University, Los Angeles State Amendments as Interpretations of the U.S. Constitution Beienburg, Sean, Princeton University Solid Rock or Shifting Sand? Biblical and Constitutional Literalism Among Conservatives Whitehead, Jason, California State University, Long Beach Discussants: Blakeman, John, University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point Bridge, Dave, Baylor University

59 Thursday, March 22, 2012 1:15 – 3:00 PM

PANEL 09.01 Legislative Politics and American Federalism Location: Columbia, Lobby Level Chair: Kelly, Sean, California State University, Channel Islands Papers: Non-Legislative Redistricting and the Public Trust: The Indirect Benefits of Electoral Reform Cottrill, James, Santa Clara University Attitudes Toward Federal Spending and the Geographic Distribution of Aid Cayton, Adam, The University of Colorado at Boulder California Legislative Unfunded Budget Mandates on Local Governments Settle, Allen, California Polytechnic State University Taking Chances in Making Legislative Committee Requests: A Four State Comparison Hedlund, Ronald, Northeastern University (Boston) Claudia, Larson, Northeastern University (Boston) DeLeo, Robert, Bentley University Hedlund, David, Florida State University Discussants: Kelly, Sean, California State University, Channel Islands Yates, Jeffrey, Binghamton University PANEL 11.02 Interest Groups and Social Movements: A Comparative Perspective Location: Medford, Lower Level 1 Chair and Monardi, Fred, College of Southern Nevada Discussant: Papers: Japanese Health Care Policy: Medical Interest Group Politics in Times of Crisis Haraguchi, Koji, University of Utah Hrebenar, Ronald, University of Utah Thomas, Clive, Washington State University Gender and Political Participation: A Comparative Analysis of Democratic Transition and Consolidation in Argentina and Chile Klimovich, Kristina, The New School

60 Thursday, March 22, 2012 1:15 – 3:00 PM

Unconventional Political Participation as Supplements to Party Politics Hwang, Sunghye, Seoul National University PANEL 12.13 Public Knowledge: Historical Perspectives on the Discipline and its Publics Location: Hospitality Suite 1634, 16th Floor Chair and Gunnell, John, University of California - Davis Discussant: Papers: Working Knowledge: The American Social Science Association and the Circulation of Knowledge in the Gilded Age Anderson, Joshua, University of Minnesota Discourse and Myth-making: The Case of the Behavioral Revolution Berkenpas, Joshua, Western Michigan University Political Science and its Publics: Reception, Production and the Constitution of Disciplinary Knowledge Leonard, Stephen, University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill The Social and Political Context of the (American) Science of International Relations Oren, Ido, University of Florida PANEL 13.01 Roundtable: Race, Empire, Crisis, and the Time of Politics Location: Willamette, Lobby Level Chair: Apostolidis, Paul, Whitman College Participants: Brendese, P.J., Haverford College Chambers, Samuel, Johns Hopkins University Coles, Romand, Northern Arizona University Morefield, Jeanne, Whitman College PANEL 13.20 Justice and Justification Location: Salon C, Lower Level 1 Chair: Choi, Naomi, University of Alabama

61 Thursday, March 22, 2012 1:15 – 3:00 PM

Papers: Authorship and Authority: Participating in the Event of a Tradition Luxon, Nancy, University of Minnesota, Twin Cities Civil Rightness: Signs of Practical Virtue amid Liberal Democracy and Capitalist Society Wallach, John, Hunter College and Graduate Center, The City University of New York Discussant: Kirkpatrick, Jennet, University of Michigan PANEL 13.22 Politics Before and After New Humanism Location: Hospitality Suite 1642, 16th Floor Chair: Livingston, Alexander, Johns Hopkins University Papers: Don Is Dead: Nietzsche on Mad Men Anili, Bruno, University of Minnesota, Duluth Humanisms, Old and New: Plato's Myths as 21st Century Philosophy Dolgert, Stefan, University of Connecticut Deciding to be Human in Critical Political Theory Rossello, Diego, Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile Judith Butler and The Problems of Being (Anti)Human Walker, Drew, Johns Hopkins University Discussant: Carver, Terrell, Bristol University PANEL 14.05 Roundtable: Authors Meet Readers: Jinee Lokaneeta's Transnational Torture : Law, Violence and State Power in the U.S. and India AND Christine Keating's Decolonizing Democracy: Transforming the Social Contract in India Location: Executive Suite 1651, 16th Floor Chair: Burgess, Susan, Ohio University Participants: Ferguson, Kathy, University of Hawaii Kaufman-Osborn, Timothy, Whitman College Keating, Christine (Cricket), Ohio State Lokaneeta, Jinee, Drew University

62 Thursday, March 22, 2012 1:15 – 3:00 PM

PANEL 14.11 Coming Community? Location: Executive Suite 1607, 16th Floor Chair and Whitehall, Geoffrey, Acadia University Discussant: Papers: Why Has There Been No “American Tahrir”? Political Silence in the Age of Social Media Adams, Jason, Williams College Refugee: From State-Effect to the Coming Community kurz, joshua j., Ohio State University Principles for a Deleuzian Engagement with Islamic Political Thought Tampio, Nicholas, Fordham University Imagining the Future of Democratic Subjectivity: Conceptual Extension(s) and Inventions Vander Valk, Frank, State University of New York, Empire State College PANEL 14.12 Critical Cosmopolitanisms: Race, Reparations, Exchange, Liberty Location: Douglas Fir, Third Floor Chair: Kohn, Margaret, University of Toronto Scarborough Papers: Provincializing America: What Global Reparations Efforts Can Teach the U.S. about Democracy Balfour, Lawrie, University of Virginia What Richard Wright Learned in Paris Marso, Lori, Union College Rooted How?: The Allure and Limits of a Cosmopolitan Ethics for Politics Naranch, Laurie, Siena College Cosmopolitanism and Empire in American Time Schmidt, Jr., Ron, University of Southern Maine Discussants: Zivi, Karen, Grand Valley State University Davies, Ann, Beloit College

63 Thursday, March 22, 2012 1:15 – 3:00 PM

PANEL 15.02 Institutions, Leaders, and Capacity-Building: U.S. Foreign and Domestic Policy, 1950s-1990s Location: Salon G, Lower Level 1 Chair and Saldin, Robert, Harvard University Discussant: Papers: Political Science and Power: What the Study of a National Security Advisor Can Tell Us About U.S. Foreign Policy and the Executive Sparrow, Bartholomew, The University of Texas at Austin The Invisible Hand in the Korean Peninsula : The Role of Congress in the Making of the United States Foreign Policy toward North Korea Lee, Sang Wan, Seoul National University Institutionalizing the Political Presidency: Nixon and The Origins of the Modern White House Spitzer, Scott, California State University, Fullerton The Institutional Foundations of Organizational Capacity: The FCC and Economic Analysis, 1950-1989 Zarkin, Michael, Westminster College PANEL 15.04 Race, Memory, Political Development I PANEL 21.15 Location: Meadowlark, Third Floor Chair: HoSang, Daniel, University of Oregon Papers: Apparently on the Side of Law and Order: Reconsidering the Racial Politics of Visuality in Early Superhero Narratives Plencner, Joshua, University of Oregon Aspiring Cosmopolitanism: Historical Memory, Moral Progress and the Collective Learning of Humankind Eriksson, Anna-Karin, Linneaus University Karlsson, Rasmus, Hankuk University of Foreign Studies

64 Thursday, March 22, 2012 1:15 – 3:00 PM

Policing Violence: Race and Law and Order in the Making of the New South, 1944-1972 Taylor, Kirstine, University of Washington Discussants: HoSang, Daniel, University of Oregon Bruyneel, Kevin, Babson College PANEL 16.02 Who Do We Think We Are: Rethinking Agency in a Neoliberal Age Location: Salon H, Lower Level 1 Chair: McGuffey, Lucy, University of Colorado Denver Papers: Giving Justice Its Due: Agency and Transitional Justice Mechanisms McGuffey, Lucy, University of Colorado Denver National and Transnational Organizing Around Women’s Health Issues: Reinforcing or Challenging Neoliberalism? Everett, Jana, University of Colorado, Denver Charlton, Sue Ellen, Colorado State University A Matter of Protection: How Civilians Protect Themselves during and after Armed Conflict Jose, Betcy, University of Colorado Denver Medie, Peace, University of Pittsburgh Muscular Nationalism in India Banerjee, Sikata, University of Victoria Discussant: Wadsworth, Nancy, University of Denver PANEL 20.03 Influencing the Policy Making Process Location: Portland, Lower Level 1 Chair: Carcieri, Martin, San Francisco State University Papers: Linking Policy Advocacy Practice to Theory Gen, Sheldon, San Francisco State University Wright, Amy, San Francisco State University A Day Late and A Dollar Short: Information, Politics and Economic Policymaking Pump, Barry, University of Washington

65 Thursday, March 22, 2012 1:15 – 3:00 PM

Choosing Politics: Group Mobilization and Citizen Involvement in Public Policy Strach, Patricia, University at Albany, SUNY The Political Science Response to the Growth of Environ-mental Contestation: Evidence of Disciplinary Engagement Meadowcroft, James, Carleton University Temby, Owen, Carleton University Discussant: Stehr, Steven, Washington State University PANEL 21.04 Asian American Politics: New Research from the National Asian American Survey Location: Salon D, Lower Level 1 Chair: Junn, Jane, University of Southern California Papers: The Effect of Asian Linked Fate on Immigration Policy Preferences Skulley, Carrie, University of California, Riverside Haynes, Chris, University of California, Riverside Media Effects and Public Opinion Among Asian Americans Le, Loan, University of California Los Angeles The Relational Positioning of Arab and Muslim Americans in Post-9/11 Racial Politics Merseth, Julie Lee, University of Chicago

Asian Americans, the Voting Rights Act, and the Identity- to-Politics Link Lee, Taeku, University of California, Berkeley Chen, Ming, University of Colorado Law School Discussant: Ramakrishnan, Karthick, University of California Riverside PANEL 22.03 Ballot Measure Voting Decisions and Policy Effects Location: Salon F, Lower Level 1 Chair and Boehmke, Frederick, University of Iowa Discussant:

66 Thursday, March 22, 2012 1:15 – 3:00 PM

Papers: The Gridlock Interval, Legislative Preemption, and Initiative Use in the American States Boehmke, Frederick, University of Iowa Osborn, Tracy, University of Iowa Schilling, Emily, University of Iowa How Much Do Californians Really Hate Taxes?: An Examination of Voting on Local-Level Tax Measures DiSarro, Brian, California State University, Sacramento Swift, Clint, University of Missouri The Impact of Direct Democracy on Governance: A 50 State Comparison Lascher, Edward, California State University, Sacramento Lac, Ly, Department of General Services, State of California Political Context of the Vote on 2010 Oklahoma International Law Amendment Rausch, John, West Texas A&M University

67 Thursday, March 22, 2012 3:15 – 5:00 PM

Thursday, March 22, 2012 3:15 - 5:00 PM PANEL 01.13 Bureaucratic Reform, Political Will, and Accountability in New Democracies Location: Sunstone, Third Floor Chair: Duvanova, Dinissa, University at Buffalo, SUNY Papers: Corruption and the Rule of Law in New Democracies Nicolescu Waggonner, Cristina, University of California, Riverside Experimental Evaluation of Differential Effects of Monitoring and Deterrent Institutions on Corruption Yap, Fiona, University of Kansas Fighting Corruption in Eastern Europe: the Experience of Integrity and Anti-Corruption Agencies Young, Patricia, Stanford University Bureaucratic Constraints and Accountability in Non- Democratic Settings: A Case of Kazakh Civil Service Reforms Duvanova, Dinissa, University at Buffalo, SUNY National Leverage: Bureaucratic Reform in New Federal Democracies Ziegler Rogers, Melissa, Claremont Graduate University Discussant: Pion-Berlin, David, University of California Riverside PANEL 02.06 Environmentalism and Its Implications for IR Theory Location: Douglas Fir, Third Floor Chair: Valls, Andrew, Oregon State University Papers: The Resource Curse as a Fait Accompli? Casting Reasonable Doubt on Accepted Knowledge and Proposing New Solutions to Old Problems Lawrence, Jennifer, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University

68 Thursday, March 22, 2012 3:15 – 5:00 PM

Collective and Individual Responsibility in the Case of Climate Change Feldt, Alex, University of Oklahoma Politics in the Absence of Government: Ecological Relations as International Relations? Youatt, Rafi, New School for Social Research Scorched Earth: Environmental War Crimes and International Justice Leebaw, Bronwyn, University of California, Riverside Discussant: Barry, John, Queen's University Belfast PANEL 02.15 Green Anarchy: Tendencies Toward a Future Primitive Location: Columbia, Lobby Level Chair and Parson, Sean, University of Alaska, Fairbanks Discussant: Papers: The Dialectic of Civilization Becker, Michael, California State University, Fresno Primitive Future-Only Future? Zerzan, John Learning from the Villages: Is an Integrative Paradigm Possible? Somma, Mark, California State University, Fresno PANEL 03.01 Environmental Issues and American States Location: Salmon, Third Floor Chair: Stephan, Mark, Washington State University Papers: The Ballot Initiative as a Venue for State Policy Change: A Comparative Analysis of Factors Influencing Success of Environmental and Same-Sex Marriage Ballot Measures Burnett, Christopher, California State University, Long Beach Salka, William, Eastern Connecticut State University

69 Thursday, March 22, 2012 3:15 – 5:00 PM

Mountaintop Removal Mining: A Case for Shifting the Center of Gravity Beyond Liberalism DeShazo, Jessica, Northern Arizona University Cook, Michael, Northern Arizona University State Adoption of Climate Action Plans: Are States Learning from Each Other? Bromley-Trujillo, Rebecca, University of Kentucky Eminent Domain and High-Speed Rail in California Abosch, Yishaiya, California State University, Fresno Schecter, David, California State University, Fresno Discussants: Rinfret, Sara, Hartwick College Anderson, Sarah, University of California Santa Barbara PANEL 04.02 Roundtable: Explaining Obama’s Fortunes at Mid (or End) Term Location: Salon A, Lower Level 1 Chair: Rockman, Bert, Purdue University Participants: Mercieca, Jennifer, Texas A&M University Aberbach, Joel, University of California, Los Angeles van Raemdonck, Dirk, University of Arkansas Weatherford, Stephen, University of California, Santa Barbara PANEL 05.06 Immigrant Incorporation in Comparative Perspectives Location: Salon C, Lower Level 1 Chair: Sampaio, Anna, Santa Clara University Papers: Guess Who's Coming for Dinner? How an Ethnic State Makes Sense of Non Co-Ethnic Migrants Harper, Robin, York College (City University of New York) Zubida, Hani, The Max Stern Yezreel Valley College Unquiet, Invisible, Present: Migrant Strategies at Interpreting and Reshaping Institutional Meanings Kaneti, Marina, New School for Social Research Multiculturalism and the Identity of Minorities: Case Study of Ethnic Korean in Japan Lee, Kyung Min, Korea University

70 Thursday, March 22, 2012 3:15 – 5:00 PM

Civic Practices and Understandings of Politics among Immigrants from (Post)Authoritarian States. The Case of First-Generation Romanians in the United States Vamanu, Alina, Rutgers University Discussant: Mohyuddin, Ameena, University of Missouri, Saint Louis PANEL 07.07 The Methods Café Location: Mt. Hood, R Level Host: Orchard, Charlene, University of Utah Tables: Analyzing Visual Materials Bellhouse, Mary, Providence College Comparative Government Zirakzadeh, Cyrus Ernesto, University of Connecticut Concept Formation: Reflexive, Critical and Historical Approaches Dow, Douglas, University Of Texas at Dallas Critical Race Theory Marshall, Stephen, University of Texas at Austin Discourse Analysis Lowndes, Joseph, University of Oregon Lynch, Cecelia, University of California, Irvine Feminist Methods Hawkesworth, Mary, Rutgers University Field Research (Political Ethnography, Participant Observation) Pachirat, Timothy, New School for Social Research Warren, Dorian, Columbia University Interpretive Policy Analysis and Public Administration Luton, Larry, Eastern Washington University Schmidt, Ronald, California State University, Long Beach Post-Colonial Analysis of Political Issues Bruyneel, Kevin, Babson College

71 Thursday, March 22, 2012 3:15 – 5:00 PM

Queer Theory and LGBT Politics Burgess, Susan, Ohio University Questions about the National Science Foundation? Herron, Erik, University of Kansas and National Science Foundation Research Design for Interpretive Projects Schwartz-Shea, Peregrine, University of Utah Yanow, Dvora, Wageningen University and the University of Amsterdam

PANEL 08.06 Supreme Court Decision-Making Location: Salon E, Lower Level 1 Chair: Turner, Charles, California State University, Chico Papers: Plural Citizenship and the Supreme Court Adams, Bobbi, Salisbury University Linking Issues to Ideology in the Supreme Court: The Takings Clause Baum, Lawrence, Ohio State University From the Circuit Courts to the Supreme Court: An Analysis of Cross-Institution Behavior Ley, Aaron, University of North Dakota Pickerill, J. Mitchell, Northern Illinois University Global Justice? Judicial Attention to Transnationalism by Members of the Contemporary Supreme Court Narasimhan, Angela, Idaho State University Discussants: Turner, Charles, California State University, Chico Rogers, James, Texas A&M University

PANEL 09.04 Authors' Roundtable: Abortion Politics in Congress by Scott Ainsworth and Thad Hall Location: Eugene, Lower Level 1 Chair: Nokken, Timothy, Texas Tech University

72 Thursday, March 22, 2012 3:15 – 5:00 PM

Participants: Kelly, Sean, California State University Channel Islands Hall, Thad, University of Utah Gaines, Brian, Hoover Institution, Stanford University Wilkerson, John, University of Washington Ainsworth, Scott, University of Georgia Gronke, Paul, Reed College PANEL 10.03 The Continuing Influence of Traditional Media Location: Medford, Lower Level 1 Chair: Donavan, Janet, University of Colorado at Boulder Papers: News You Can Use? Comparing Formats of the New York Times Donavan, Janet, University of Colorado at Boulder Individual Perceptions of News Bias Endersby, James, University of Missouri Headlining Presidential Power: New York Times Front- Page Coverage of Executive Orders from Truman to Clinton Major, Mark, Rutgers University Urban Newspaper Closures and Declining Citizen Engagement Shaker, Lee, Portland State University Discussant: Franklin Fowler, Erika, Wesleyan University PANEL 12.04 Nineteenth Century American Democracy and its Exclusions Location: Executive Suite 1651, 16th Floor Chair: Leitch, David, California State University - Northridge Papers: Against Redemption?: Constitutive Racism and the Living Constitution Golub, Mark, Scripps College Tocqueville, Cultural Racism, and Herrenvolk Democracy Dahl, Adam, University of Minnesota

73 Thursday, March 22, 2012 3:15 – 5:00 PM

Divided Liberalism: Tocqueville and Emerson on the Jacksonian Democrats Woodward-Burns, Robinson, University of Maryland Discussant: Kirkpatrick, Jennet, University of Michigan PANEL 12.15 Our Victorian Horizons: Sex, Statistics, Socialisms and Great Expectations Location: Hospitality Suite 1624, 16th Floor Chair: Mihic, Sophia, Northeastern Illinois University Papers: Queer Malthus, Queerer Bentham: Revisiting the History of Sexuality Engelmann, Stephen, University of Illinois, Chicago Optics Ordinary and Extraordinary: Carlyle, Statistics, and the Condition of England Question McClure, Kirstie, University of California, Los Angeles A Watch and a Chain and a Ring and a Breast-Pin and a Handsome Suit of Clothes”: Plot, Orphanhood and Social Relations in Great Expectations Rahmani, Sina, University of California, Los Angeles Fabians, Aesthetes, and the Rise of the Labour Party Courtemanche, Eleanor, University of Illinois, Urbana- Champaign Discussant: Strong, Tracy, University of California, San Diego PANEL 13.04 Popular Culture, Gender, and Ideology Location: Salem, Lower Level 1 Chair: Forman, Michael, University of Washington - Tacoma Papers: Gender Boot Camp with The Millionaire Matchmaker Gaboury, Jennifer, Hunter College When the Mother Monster became the Father: Exploring the Political Implications of Lady Gaga's Performance as Jo Calderone Davisson, Amber, Willamette University Discussant: Feit, Mario, Georgia State University

74 Thursday, March 22, 2012 3:15 – 5:00 PM

PANEL 13.17 Patriotism and Its Limitations Location: Hospitality Suite 1634, 16th Floor Chair and Choi, Naomi, University of Alabama Discussant: Papers: What's So Post about the Post-Secular? Redhead, Mark, California State University, Fullerton A Hegelian Defense of Constitutional Patriotism Bradney, Matthew, University of Colorado at Boulder Cosmopolitan Patriotism Commissiong, Anand, West Texas A&M University Origins, Covenant and Civic Patriotism: Tea Party Patriotism and Baldwin's Queer Love Zamalin, Alex, CUNY Graduate Center

PANEL 13.23 Roundtable: Author Meets Critics: Jennifer Nedelsky, Law's Relations: A Relational Theory of Self, Autonomy, and Law Location: Hospitality Suite 1642, 16th Floor Chair: Metz, Tamara, Reed College Author/ Nedelsky, Jennifer, University of Toronto Respondent: Participants: Villa, Dana, Notre Dame University Marin, Mara, University of Chicago Metz, Tamara, Reed College Barvosa, Edwina, University of California, Santa Barbara Napolean, Val, University of Victoria Spelman, Elizabeth, Smith College

75 Thursday, March 22, 2012 3:15 – 5:00 PM

PANEL 14.24 Predicaments of Democratic Theory Location: Executive Suite 1607, 16th Floor Chair: Schiff, Jacob, University of Toronto Papers: Patriotic Civil Disobedients? Habermas and the Radical Core of Democracy Cidam, Cigdem, Missouri State university Stuttering Conviction: William James and the Politics of Principle Livingston, Alexander, Johns Hopkins University Two Types of Agreement in Democratic Theory Havercroft, Jonathan, University of Oklahoma Discussant: Chambers, Samuel, Johns Hopkins University PANEL 15.03 Employment and Social Policy during a Time of Attack on the Public Sector Location: Salon G, Lower Level 1 Chair: Yamin, Priscilla, University of Oregon Papers: Populist Inversion: Antistatism and the Future of Public Sector Unions Lowndes, Joseph, University of Oregon HoSang, Daniel, University of Oregon Finding Work and Hiding Workers: Employment Policy in the Long New Deal Miodek, Anais, University of California, Santa Cruz A Citizenship Limited to Rugged Individuals and Social Conservatives: The Tea Party’s Attempted Synthesis of Smith’s Civil Ideals as Constitutional Conservatism Allen, Neal, Wichita State University Welfare, Work, and Community: The Development of American Civic Nationalism during the New Deal Strickler, Jeremy, University of Oregon Discussants: Greer, James, Department of the Treasury, U.S. Government Ellis, Richard, Willamette University

76 Thursday, March 22, 2012 3:15 – 5:00 PM

PANEL 17.02 Queer Activists and Advocacy Location: Salon H, Lower Level 1 Chair: Fisher, Shauna, Syracuse University Papers: “It Gets Better” Now “Make It Better”: Hope, Homonormativity, Agency and Privilege in Contemporary Queer Politics Beechey, Susanne, Whitman College Journalists as Choreographers: Crafting the Same- Sex Marriage Debate from Solo Routines Fisher, Shauna, Syracuse University From Christopher Street to K Street: LGBT Advocacy in the Wake of Stonewall Hindman, Matthew, University of Minnesota- Twin Cities Queer Alliances: Neoliberalism and Radical Aspirations Price, J. Ricky, The New School for Social Research Discussant: Fischel, Joseph, Brown University PANEL 18.02 Public Administration Reform Location: Salon I, Lower Level 1 Chair and Zinke, Robert C., Eastern Washington University Discussant: Papers: A Political Explanation of the Rise and Fall of Radical Civil Service Reform in the U.S. States McGrath, Robert, George Mason University Unionist Views on NPM Reform: An Ethnography Kim, Kyoung-eun, Korea University Choi, Heungsuk, Korea University Crafting a Performance Management Culture: Informal Institutions and Education Reform Destler, Katharine, Evans School of Public Affairs, University of Washington

77 Thursday, March 22, 2012 3:15 – 5:00 PM

Public Service Motivation and Military Service Taylor, Jami, University of Toledo Clerkin, Richard, North Carolina State University Ngaruiya, Katherine, North Carolina State University Velez, Anne-Lise, North Carolina State University PANEL 20.05 Issues in Environmental Policy Location: Salon F, Lower Level 1 Chair: Cabrera Rasmussen, Amy, California State University Long Beach Papers: You Can't Get There from Here: U.S. Policy and the Goal of Energy Security Bernell, David, Oregon State University Exploring the Nexus of Science and Public Policy: Towards a Framework for Understanding the Role of Knowledge in Policy Formation Stehr, Steven, Washington State University Water Management and Conflicts in the Southern Plains: Regulating and Competing for a Limited Resource Wohlers, Tony, Cameron University Discussant: Gen, Sheldon, San Francisco State University PANEL 21.06 Reading Race PANEL 15.10 Location: Salon D, Lower Level 1 Chair: Gupta-Carlson, Himanee, State University of New York- Empire State College Papers: Subalternity, Race, and the Discourse of Depoliticization Green, Marcus, Otterbein University Hollywood, Race and Obama Giglio, Ernest, Lycoming college Reading Race in America's Middletown Gupta-Carlson, Himanee, State University of New York- Empire State College

78 Thursday, March 22, 2012 3:15 – 5:00 PM

From Jim Crow to Post-Racial: Changing Racial Norms and the Rise of Mixed Racial Identities in American Political Culture Masuoka, Natalie, Tufts University Discussant: Green, Marcus, Otterbein University PANEL 21.16 Race, Memory, Political Development II Location: Meadowlark, Third Floor Chair: Gritter, Matthew, Siena College Papers: Tracking King Tiger, Undercover State Police Agent Tim Chapa vs. Reies Lopez Tijerina. Gutierrez, Jose, University of Texas Arlington “Coolies and Criminals”: How the Chinese Race was Formed 1870-1882 Nordlund, Caroline, Lake Forest College No Rights and No Revolution: Civil Rights and Undocumented Immigrants Gritter, Matthew, Siena College Discussant: Nordlund, Caroline, Lake Forest College PANEL 24.01 Turnout and Voter Mobilization Location: Portland, Lower Level 1 Chair and Burbank, Matthew, University of Utah Discussant: Papers: Information, Mobilisation and the Problem of Turnout Banducci, Susan, University of Exeter The Effects of Low Turnout in Democratic Primaries in the One-Party South: A Nonparametric Instrumental Variables Approach Caughey, Devin, University of California, Berkeley Newland, Sara, University of California, Berkeley Plugging in or Tuning Out? Early Voting and Political Participation Miller, Peter, University of California, Irvine

79 Thursday, March 22, 2012 3:15 – 5:00 PM

4:00 – 5:00 PM PGI Meet the Editors Meeting Location: Salon B, Lower Level 1

4:30 – 6:30 Reception – Riverplace Hotel 1510 SW Harbor Way (Across the Street from the Marriott) Hosted by the Political Science Departments of Reed College and Lewis & Clark College

5:15 – 6:45 PGI Reception Location: Columbia, Lobby Level

5:15 – 6:45 Caucus for Women and Gender Justice Meeting Location: Salon A, Lower Level 1

6:00 - 7:30 PM PRQ Reception (Cosponsored by Washington State University) Location: Mount Hood, R Level

6:45 - 8:00 PM Women and Politics Reception (Cosponsored by the Portland State University Center for Women, Politics and Policy) Location: Columbia, Lobby Level

8:00 - 9:15 PM Minority Scholars Reception Location: Columbia, Lobby Level

80 Friday, March 23, 2012 8:00 - 9:45 AM

Friday, March 23, 2012 8:00 - 9:45 AM PANEL 01.05 Electoral Systems and the Personal Vote Location: Salon B, Lower Level 1 Chair: Valdini, Melody, Portland State University Papers: District Magnitude, Incumbency, and Turnover in Open List Proportional Systems Johnson, Joel, Colorado State University, Pueblo Shugart, Matthew, University of California, San Diego Electoral Institutions and the Manifestation of Bias: The Effect of the Personal Vote on the Representation of Women Valdini, Melody, Portland State University Personal Vote Seeking in Slovakia's Flexible List System Crisp, Brian, Washington University St. Louis Malecki, Michael, Washington University St. Louis Sher, Mindy, Washington University St. Louis Candidate Preference Voting and Mobilization of Party Supporters in Proportional Representation List Systems: Evidence from Japan’s Upper House Smith, Daniel, University of California, San Diego Discussant: Carroll, Royce, Rice University PANEL 02.08 Green Political Theory and Practice Location: Douglas Fir, Third Floor Chair: MacIver, Corey, University of Oxford Papers: Environmental Ethics and Green Political Theory: Is the Tail Wagging the Dog? Humphrey, Mathew, University of Nottingham Rethinking American Environmental Governance Through a Pragmatist Theory of Democracy Hejny, Jessica, University of Oregon Meditations in an Emergency? The Ethics of Green Political Theory MacIver, Corey, University of Oxford

81 Friday, March 23, 2012 8:00 - 9:45 AM

Whose Future? Environmentalism and the Queering of Intergenerational Responsibility Pludwin, Steven, The City University of New York, Graduate Center Discussant: Schlosberg, David, University of Sydney, New South Wales PANEL 03.02 Energy Politics Location: Salmon, Third Floor Chair: Davis, Sandra, Colorado State University Papers: Federalism, Renewable Energy and the Quest to Expand Electricity Transmission Davis, Sandra, Colorado State University Federalizing Energy: Agenda Change and the Politics of Fracking Davis, Charles, Colorado State University Hoffer, Katherine, Colorado State University Revisiting the Tragedy-Of-The-Commons: The Collective Effects of Federal Exemptions for Coal-Bed Methane Development Activities Forbis Jr, Robert, Idaho State University Unconventional Politics of Unconventional Gas: Environmental Reframing and Policy Change Kear, Andrew, Bowling Green State University Discussants: Shafie, David, Chapman University Richards, Mark, Grand Valley State University PANEL 04.04 Strategy and Influence in the Legislative Presidency Location: Salon A, Lower Level 1 Chair: Dominguez, Casey, University of San Diego Papers: Electing a Fixer: The Policy Opportunities of a Weak Economy Chaturvedi, Neilan, University of California, Irvine Obama’s Congressional Challenge: An Analysis of Presidential Influence in the Contemporary Era Garcia, Rogelio, Los Angeles City College

82 Friday, March 23, 2012 8:00 - 9:45 AM

Replacing Cabinet Officers: Political Factors Affecting Presidential Choices King, James, University of Wyoming Riddlesperger, James, Texas Christian University All the President's Congress(wo)men: Strategies of Presidential Midterm Campaigning Julius, Michael, University of Minnesota Moving Congress: How Presidents Use Appointment Power to Shift Policy Outcomes Grose, Christian, University of Southern California Discussant: Farrar-Myers, Victoria, University of Texas at Arlington PANEL 05.07 Immigrant Incorporation in Europe Location: Salon C, Lower Level 1 Chair: Yanow, Dvora, Wageningen University and the University of Amsterdam Papers: Visitors or Locals? : Understanding Suffrage Expansion to Immigrants in Europe Ecevit, Yuksel, SUNY Binghamton Muslim Friendly Integration Avenues: A Comparative Study of London and Berlin Mohyuddin, Ameena, University of Missouri, Saint Louis Cultural Diversity in Contemporary France Rosas, Alexander, Western New England University Discussant: Harper, Robin, York College, City University of New York PANEL 06.01 Human Rights and International Law Location: Meadowlark, Third Floor Chair: Apodaca, Clair, Florida International University Papers: To Indict or Not to Indict? The ICC, Deterrence, and Nonviolent and Subordinate International Criminals Aloyo, Eamon, University of Colorado at Boulder Commitment and Dependence: A Social Explanation of the Convention Against Torture Western, Shaina, University of California, Davis

83 Friday, March 23, 2012 8:00 - 9:45 AM

R2P: Multinational Corporations’ Duty to Protect Apodaca, Clair, Florida International University Exclusive Europe: Human Rights, Hypocrisy, and the Case of the Roma Cottrell, Patrick, Linfield College Evans, Eleanor, Linfield College A Dynamic Ordinal Item Response Theory Model with Application to Human Rights Data Fariss, Christopher, University of California, San Diego Schnakenberg, Keith, University of Washington, St. Louis Discussants: Fariss, Christopher, University of California, San Diego PANEL 08.03 Courts and Interbranch Relations Location: Mt. Hood, R Level Chair: Crowley, Don, University of Idaho Papers: The Revolution Will be Sub Silentio: Judicial Minamlism, the Roberts Court, and Democratic Values Lemieux, Scott, College of St. Rose Watkins, David, University of Dayton The Dynamics of Standing: How Congress and the Supreme Court Determine Access to the Federal Courts Greenfest, Seth, University of Washington Agenda Setting in Administrative Agency Cases: Intra- branch and Inter-branch Politics in the Certiorari Process of the U.S. Supreme Court Rice, Kimberly, Washington State University The Majoritarian Basis for Judicial Countermajoritarianism Rogers, James, Texas A&M University Ura, Joseph, Texas A&M University Congressional Attacks on the Supreme Court: Court- Curbing from a Coalitional Perspective Bridge, Dave, Baylor University Nichols, Curt, Baylor University Carrington, Adam, Baylor University Discussants: Crowley, Don, University of Idaho Baum, Lawrence, Ohio State University

84 Friday, March 23, 2012 8:00 - 9:45 AM

PANEL 09.02 Electoral Institutions and Their Implications for Legislative Politics Location: Columbia, Lobby Level Chair: Dancey, Logan, University of Pittsburgh Papers: An Indirect Measure of Electoral College Bias (Asking Politicians, Not Statisticians) Gaines, Brian, Hoover Institution, Stanford University Constituency and Expectations of Congressional Representation Makse, Todd, Dickinson College Successor or Seatwarmer: A Study of Appointed U.S. Senator Decision-making to Run for Initial Election Routh, Stephen, California State University, Stanislaus Peterson, Rolfe, Mercyhurst College The Politics of Ballot Choice Roberts, Jason, University of North Carolina Engstrom, Erik, University of California-Davis Gaining Leeway: Campaign Platforms and the Costs of Legislative Shirking Rogowski, Jon, University of Chicago Discussants: Dancey, Logan, University of Pittsburgh Hall, Thad, University of Utah PANEL 11.01 American Political Parties, Old and New Location: Salon F, Lower Level 1 Chair: Hrebenar, Ronald, University of Utah Papers: An Incomplete Failure: The Roosevelt Purge and Mass Support for Responsible Party Government Neiheisel, Jacob, University of Wisconsin-Madison Hijack or Cooptation? The Assessment of Likely Tea Party Influence Over the G.O.P. Gardner, Kimberly, Baylor University

85 Friday, March 23, 2012 8:00 - 9:45 AM

Shift to the Right: The Tea Party and Polarizing American Politics Gaffney, Amber, Claremont Graduate University Hackett, Justin, University of Houston-Downtown Rast, III, David, Claremont Graduate University Hogg, Michael, Claremont Graduate University From the Minutemen to the Tea Party: Immigration and Conservative Populism Watson, Mary Virginia, University of California Santa Cruz Discussants: Schraufnagel, Scot, Northern Illinois University Hrebenar, Ronald, University of Utah PANEL 12.05 Genealogical Theorizing: Reform, Luxury, Human Capital, and Migration Location: Sunstone, Third Floor Chair: Wingrove, Elizabeth, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor Papers: On What Goes Without Saying About Reform Cruikshank, Barbara, University of Massachusetts, Amherst Luxury as a Sexuality of Bodies Politic Mathiowetz, Dean, University of California, Santa Cruz Human Capital, Hannah Arendt and the Near History of Neoliberalism Mihic, Sophia, Northeastern Illinois University Migration, Territoriality, and the Administrative Vision of Politics Sterling, Rebekah, University of California, Los Angeles Discussant: Morefield, Jeanne, Whitman College PANEL 12.14 Early Modern Origins of State, Nation, and Individual PANEL 15.12 Location: Hospitality Suite 1624, 16th Floor Chair: Lamb, Robert, University of Exeter Papers: Faculties and Feelings: Hobbes on Natural Law and Human Nature King, Kristy, Whitman College

86 Friday, March 23, 2012 8:00 - 9:45 AM

The Philosophical Origins of Coequality Siemers, David, University of Wisconsin, Oshkosh Chords of Sympathy: Efforts to Develop Patriotic Nationalism in the Early Republic Pears, Emily, University of Virginia Discussant: Evans, John, University of Wisconsin, River Falls PANEL 13.05 Political Theory of Television Location: Willamette, Lobby Level Chair: Anker, Elisabeth, George Washington University Papers: From Television Drama to Political Theory: Deadwood as a Discourse on Western Civilization Nelson, John, University of Iowa Two Models of Television Crime: The Wire and Justified Shapiro, Michael, University of Hawai'i Reconstituting the Ordinary: The Politics of Post- Grieving in Treme Watkins, Robert, Columbia College Generation Kill and Real War Chambers, Samuel, Johns Hopkins University Discussant: Abbas, Asma, Bard College at Simon's Rock PANEL 13.24 Cooking up Social Change Location: Hospitality Suite 1642, 16th Floor Chair and Ferguson, Kennan, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee Discussant: Papers: How to Serve Institutions; It's a Cookbook! Zamora, Raquel, University of California Los Angeles Food Is The New Rock: Political Pathways of Change and Rebellion LaVenia, Peter, Clarkson University Aesthetic Deliberation: Art as a source of “Communicative Opening” in Democratic Discourse Scudder, Mary, University of Virginia When Would Enthusiasm Matter? Affect and Partisanship Poe, Andrew, Amherst College

87 Friday, March 23, 2012 8:00 - 9:45 AM

PANEL 13.26 Care Ethics, Markets, and Social Policy Location: Medford, Lower Level 1 Chair: Engster, Daniel, The University of Texas at San Antonio Papers: Care Theory and Taxes Hamington, Maurice, Metropolitan State College of Denver Democratic Care and the Logic of the Market Tronto, Joan, The University of Minnesota Putting Care into Debates about Health Care Reform Engster, Daniel, The University of Texas at San Antonio Caring Reciprocity as a Social and Political Ideal: A Call for Subsidized Care Leave in the U.S. Sander-Staudt, Maureen, Southwest Minnesota State University Discussant: Metz, Tamara, Reed College PANEL 15.06 Policies and State Building: Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries Location: Salon G, Lower Level 1 Chair and Szymanski, Ann-Marie, University of Oklahoma Discussant: Papers: “The Island of the Sacred Cow”: Progressive Quakers and U.S.-Puerto Rico Racial (-ized) Policy Discourses in Early 20th Century American Political Development Figueroa, Carlos, University of Texas at Brownsville The Political Value of Progressive Era Children Rank, Allison, University of Washington Social Conservatism and the Birth of the Living Constitution Compton, John, Chapman University Rail Policy Success: Comparing 19th Century American, British, and French Rail Development Callen, Zachary, Allegheny College

88 Friday, March 23, 2012 8:00 - 9:45 AM

PANEL 18.04 Critical Explorations of Public Administration's Pedagogies Location: Salon I, Lower Level 1 Chair: Sandberg, Billie, University of Colorado Denver Papers: The Knowledge Machine: A Critical Positioning of Academic Journals in the Field of Public Administration Callen, Jeffrey, Arizona State University Ching, Brandon, Arizona State University Public Policy Design and Assumptions about Human Behavior Hand, Laura, Arizona State University Strategic Governance and the Nonprofit Sector Sandberg, Billie, University of Colorado Denver Discussant: Callen, Jeffrey, Arizona State University

PANEL 21.07 Immigration Politics and Policy Location: Salon D, Lower Level 1 Chair: Kalaf-Hughes, Nicole, University of California, Davis Papers: Surviving the Myth of Return: Identity and Political Participation among Latino Immigrants Garcia, Sergio, University of Washington No Turning Back? Path Dependence and the Criminalization of Immigration Gonzalez, Ben, University of Washington Congressional Debate and the Issue of Immigration Kalaf-Hughes, Nicole, University of California, Davis “I have a Dream, too”: Examining the claims to Identity, Belonging, and Citizenship amongst Undocumented Youth Zimmerman, Arely, University of Southern California Discussant: Zimmerman, Arely, University of Southern California

89 Friday, March 23, 2012 8:00 - 9:45 AM

PANEL 22.05 Local Innovation, Capacity, and Economic Development Location: Executive Suite 1651, 16th Floor Chair: Andranovich, Greg, California State University, Los Angeles Papers: (Re)Imagining our Urban Future: Can Olympic Legacy Be a Tool for Economic Development Policy? Andranovich, Greg, California State University, Los Angeles Burbank, Matthew, University of Utah Governing an Regional Innovation System: A Case of Ulsan Automobile Cluster Jo, Suyeon, Korea University Choi, Heungsuk, Korea University A Thousand Layers of Governance: The Metropolitan Project of Grand Paris Enright, Theresa, University of California, Santa Cruz Assessing Rural Capacity for Sustainability and Resilience in Western Canada Hallstrom, Lars, University of Alberta Mundel, Karsten, University of Alberta Gados, Alicja, University of Alberta Discussant: Heying, Charles, Portland State University PANEL 24.02 Activists and Competition in Congressional Elections Location: Portland, Lower Level 1 Chair: Schofield, Norman, Washington University in Saint Louis Papers: Competition and Partisanship in the 2002-2010 US Congressional Elections Lindgren, Eric, Whittier College The Impact of Incumbent Scandals on House Elections, 1992-2000 Long, Nicholas, St. Edward's University The Impact of Minor Parties on Electoral Competition: An Examination of U.S. House and State Legislative Races Salka, William, Eastern Connecticut State University

90 Friday, March 23, 2012 8:00 - 9:45 AM

Activist Conflict in U.S. Electoral Politics Schofield, Norman, Washington University in Saint Louis Schnidman, Evan, Harvard University Discussant: Jarvis, Matthew, California State University Fullerton PANEL 25.02 Roundtable: Mary Hawkesworth's Political Worlds of Women: Activism, Advocacy and Governance in the Twenty-First Century Location: Eugene, Lower Level 1 Chair: Disch, Lisa, University of Michigan Participants: Beltran, Cristina, New York University Apostolidis, Paul, Whitman College Einspahr, Jennifer, Kalamazoo College Hawkesworth, Mary, Rutgers University PANEL 25.07 Voices From The Ground: Comparative Practices of Gendered Politics Location: Salem, Lower Level 1 Chair: Das, Runa, University of Minnesota Papers: Blogging the Body: The New Arab Public and The Case of Egypt Weirich, Sarah, Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey Women’s Organizations and Gender Policies across Former Soviet Republics Bingham, Natasha, Louisiana State University Crossing the Threshold: Challenging Inequality in Senegal’s Family Code Guy, Brian, University of Oregon Organization and Empowerment: Fair Trade, U.S. Policy, and Development from the Bottom Duerst-Lahti, Georgia, Beloit College Discussant: Bayes, Jane, California State University, Northridge PANEL 25.08 Comparative Perspectives on Gender, Politics and Policy Location: Salon E, Lower Level 1 Chair: Maher, Kristen, San Diego State University

91 Friday, March 23, 2012 8:00 - 9:45 AM

Papers: Whither the Experts? Examining Women's Substantive Representation through an Analysis of Gender Expertise Hoard, Season, Washington State University Fleeing from Feminism: Rape Care Advocates and the Failures of Feminist Theory Corrigan, Rose, Drexel University Abortion Attitudes in Latin America, Central Europe, and North America: A Comparative Study Jelen, Ted, University of Nevada, Las Vegas Bradley, Jonathan, University of Nevada, Las Vegas Transformation or Backlash?: Lessons from Gender Parity Cabinets in Chile and Spain Thomas, Gwynn, University at Buffalo, State University of New York Franceschet, Susan, University of Calgary Discussant: Beail, Linda, Point Loma Nazarene University

92 Friday, March 23, 2012 10:00 - 11:45 AM

Friday, March 23, 2012 10:00 - 11:45 AM PANEL 01.06 Cross National Studies of Political Behavior Location: Salon B, Lower Level 1 Chair: Mayer, Lawrence, Texas Tech University Papers: Participation in Asia: Differences Across Regime Type Sanborn, Howard, Virginia Military Institute The Impact of Tolerance on Political Behavior Mayer, Lawrence, Texas Tech University Arwine, Alan, The University of Kansas Is It a Small World After All? Examining the Role of Political Context on Voting Cascades Leiter, Debra, University of California, Davis Reilly, Jack, University of California, Davis Bremson, Joel, University of California, Davis Is Devolution Universal? A Comparative Analysis of Regionalization and Subnational Governments Carroll, William, Sam Houston State University Women, Work, and War: on the Relationship Between Women's Suffrage and World War I Lawrence, Brianna, University of Illinois Discussant: Bowler, Shaun, University of California, Riverside PANEL 02.05 Movements, Commitments, and Dissent in Environmental Theory Location: Douglas Fir, Third Floor Chair and Gabrielson, Teena, University of Wyoming Discussant: Papers: A Radical Democratic Path to Sustainability Political Economy Robinson, Christopher, Clarkson University From Post-materialism to Vital Materialism: New Environmental Movements Coles, Romand, Northern Arizona University Schlosberg, David, University of Sydney, New South Wales

93 Friday, March 23, 2012 10:00 - 11:45 AM

Dissent and Descent: Can Democracy Save Nature? Peck, Felicia, University of California Santa Cruz Movement Politics: Thinking Transportation as Politics Nordquist, Michael, Albertus Magnus College PANEL 03.05 Global Environmental Policy Location: Salem, Lower Level 1 Chair: King, M. Dawn, Lehigh University Papers: Framing Analysis of Radioactive Waste Disposal Facility Placement in South Korea Jang, Jiho, Hankuk University of Foreign Studies Kang, Minah, Ewha Womans University Northeast Asian Environmental Regimes: Challenges to Technology-Driven Coordination Shapiro, Matthew, Illinois Institute of Technology Cultivating Environmentalism: Environmental Policy in Europe, Asia, and North America Kwak, Sun Young, University of Southern California Free Trade and the Environment in Central American: What's Come of CAFTA-DR's Craig, Carolyn, University of Oregon Environmental Policy and Financial Institutions Haigh, Matthew, School of African and Oriental Studies, University of London Discussant: Mitchell, Ronald, University of Oregon PANEL 03.06 Politics of Environmental Risk Location: Salmon, Third Floor Chair: Kear, Andrew, Bowling Green State University Papers: Public Engagement in Brownfield Cleanup and Redevelopment Projects: A Case Study of Ohio and Michigan Brownfield Projects Majidzadeh, Lillian, The Ohio State University Koontz, Tomas, The Ohio State University

94 Friday, March 23, 2012 10:00 - 11:45 AM

An Exxon Valdez Every Two Years? Pipeline Integrity and Environmental Risk Shafie, David, Chapman University Risk, Trust, and Inaction at the Beach Tucker, Justin, California State University, Fullerton Community Resilience and Environmental Health Hazards: Mitigation and Adaptation in Louisiana’s Industrial Corridor Reams, Margaret, Louisiana State University Cale, Tabitha, Louisiana State University Discussants: Smith, Eric, University of California, Santa Barbara Cline, Kurt, California State University, Fresno PANEL 05.04 Latina/o Immigration and Political Incorporation Location: Salon F, Lower Level 1 Chair: Pantoja, Adrian, Pitzer College Papers: Enseñame a Votar: Examining Context and Political Learning Patterns among Latinos and Latino Immigrant Political Incorporation Garcia-Castañon, Marcela, University of Washington Reedy, Justin, University of Washington Social Contact and Changing Demographics in Rural Communities Hanson, Brian, University of Kansas Urbano, Juan, University of Kansas Paths of Immigrant and Immigrant-Descendant Political Engagement Across Generations in the United States DeSipio, Louis, University of California, Irvine Anticipated Participation: Latino/Hispanic Immigrants Engagement with Civic and Political Activities in the United States Rodriquez, Elaine, New Mexico Highlands University Discussant: Sampaio, Anna, Santa Clara University PANEL 05.05 Racializing Immigration Location: Portland, Lower Level 1 Chair: Ricks, Boris, California State University-Northridge

95 Friday, March 23, 2012 10:00 - 11:45 AM

Papers: The Right to Not Have Rights, The Legal Production of Violence Against Migrants Ponce, Albert, University of California, Los Angeles The Role of Citizenship in Black-Latino Relations Sandoval, Claudia, University of Chicago Racialization and the Undocumented Immigration Debate Schmidt, Ronald, California State University, Long Beach Insanity on the Move: Deportation of the Alien Insane in New York and California, 1882-1924 Shin, Ji-Hye, Rutgers the State University of New Jersey Discussant: Lien, Pei-te, University of California, Santa Barbara PANEL 06.07 International Political Economy Location: Meadowlark, Third Floor Chair and Vanderbush, Walt, Miami University Discussant: Papers: Explaining Sanction Effectiveness from a Culture Perspective: An Analysis of U.S. Economic Sanctions against China Li, Yitan, Seattle University The More the Merrier? The Impact of Sanctions From International Organizations Upon Physical Integrity Rights Partin, Daniel, University of Kentucky Fueling the Dragon's Fire: Determinants of Chinese Investment in Developing Countries Wells, Jeremy, Louisiana State University PANEL 07.01 Constructing/Deconstructing the Subject in Narrative: The Promise of Applying Narrative Analysis to IR and Political Theory Location: Salon G, Lower Level 1 Chair: Strome, Stuart, University of Florida Papers: Creating “Victims”: Exploring the Narratives of Human Trafficking Peet, Jessica, University of Southern California

96 Friday, March 23, 2012 10:00 - 11:45 AM

Intentional Dialogue: From Going-Over to Going- Through Meaning in Policy, Teaching, and Theory Caraccioli, Mauro, University of Florida The Narrative of Expansion and U.S. Internet Governance Policy. Kiggins, Ryan, University of Louisiana at Lafayette Communities of Purpose: Crisis Points and Security Community Formation Strome, Stuart, University of Florida Discussants: Hacker-Cordon, Casiano, Yale University Shapiro, Kam, Illinois State University PANEL 08.08 Developments in State Courts Location: Salon E, Lower Level 1 Chair: Shortell, Christopher, Portland State University Papers: States and Social Reform: An Examination of Marriage in New York State Kapur, Natalie, University At Albany The Extent of Polarized Judicial Campaign Rhetoric: A Case Study of Pennsylvania McKenzie, Mark, Texas Tech University Arbour, Brian, City University of New York Testing Institutional Deferrals: The Case of Abortion in New Jersey Parent, Jonathan, University at Albany, State University of New York Departure from State Judicial Bodies Sill, Kaitlyn, Pacific Lutheran University Bratton, Kathleen, Louisiana State University Discussants: Clayton, Cornell, Washington State University Shortell, Christopher, Portland State University PANEL 10.04 Old and New Media in U.S. Elections Location: Columbia, Lobby Level Chair and Endersby, James, University of Missouri Discussant:

97 Friday, March 23, 2012 10:00 - 11:45 AM

Papers: Political Advertising in the 21st Century: The Influence of the YouTube Ad Ridout, Travis, Washington State University Franklin Fowler, Erika, Wesleyan University Branstetter, John, Washington State University Parties’ Spin, News Bias, and the Public Distribution of Political Information Kelly, Dimitri, University of Wisconsin - Madison On-Line, On Target: Presidential Campaign Strategy and the Web Nelson, Justin, University of California at Riverside PANEL 10.07 Roundtable: Author Meets Critics: Ted Morgan's What Really Happened to the 1960s: How Mass Media Culture Failed American Democracy Location: Eugene, Lower Level 1 Participants: Morgan, Ted (Edward), Lehigh University Kellner, Doug, University of California at Los Angeles Lazerow, Jama, Wheelock College Liebman, Bob, Portland State University Katsiaficas, George, Wentworth Institute of Technology PANEL 12.06 Visions of Violence and War in Liberalism Location: Sunstone, Third Floor Chair: Rigstad, Mark, Oakland University Papers: Seeing is Believing: Adam Smith’s Account of Vision, Violence and Money Miller, Char, George Mason University Just War, Jurisdiction, and Punishment from Vitoria to Locke Wachspress, Megan, University of California, Berkeley Hans Morgenthau and the Postwar Apocalyptic Imaginary McQueen, Alison, Stanford University The Differend of Justice: Reflective Equilibrium and the Violence of Law Olney, Charles, University of California - Santa Cruz Discussant: Dow, Douglas, University Of Texas at Dallas

98 Friday, March 23, 2012 10:00 - 11:45 AM

PANEL 13.07 Religious Reflections on Political Concepts: Gandhi on Secularism, Vivekananda and Aurobindo on Freedom, and Khomeini on Political Legitimacy Location: Willamette, Lobby Level Chair and McBride, Keally, University of San Francisco Discussant: Papers: Political Legitimacy in Khomeini's Kashf-i Asrar (The Unveiling of Secrets) Hossainzadeh, Nura, University of California, Berkeley She Can Never Be Your Woman: Gender and the Construction of Islamic Modernity Deylami, Shirin, Western Washington University The Idea of Freedom in the Political Thought of Vivekananda and Aurobindo Dalton, Dennis, Barnard College, Columbia University Rights, Duties and Religious Pluralism: A Gandhian Secularism Godrej, Farah, University of California, Riverside PANEL 13.16 The Question of Rights Location: Hospitality Suite 1634, 16th Floor Chair and Hsueh, Vicki, Western Washington University Discussant: Papers: Self-determination, Legitimation and Human Rights: Revisiting the “Asian Values” Debate Banerjee, Kiran, University of Toronto Horizontal Democracy: Anti-Authoritarian Interventions in Democratic Theory Bernhardt, Brian, University of Colorado at Boulder Human Rights and Their Purpose Dobard, John, University of Chicago Disagreeing with Rancière: Historical and Institutional Contexts of Democratic Rights Struggles Gundogdu, Ayten, Barnard College-Columbia University

99 Friday, March 23, 2012 10:00 - 11:45 AM

PANEL 13.25 Agents of Change: Rethinking The Revolutionary Subject Location: Hospitality Suite 1642, 16th Floor Chair and Berry, John, Andre Comandon, Pre-Colonial Roots of Discussant: Political Exclusion in Africa Papers: New Passions and New Forces: Marxist Explorations of Race, Gender, and Revolutionary Subjectivity Lovato, Brian, University of California, Santa Barbara Revolutionary and Insurrectionary Subjects: Reflections on Stirner, Agency, and Rebellion Mueller, Justin, Purdue University Onipa`a! Imua I Ka Lanakila (Be Steadfast! Forward, to Victory)!: A Discussion Concerning Hawaiian Sovereignty Movements Nazara, Rachel, University of Hawai’i, Hilo Free Skools and University Occupations: Experimenting with Commons Within, Against, and Beyond the Regime of Education Meyerhoff, Eli, University of Minnesota PANEL 16.03 Transiting Borderlands: Intersectional PANEL 17.07 Subordination and Resistance Location: Salon H, Lower Level 1 Chair: Tronto, Joan, The University of Minnesota Papers: What Does Queer Theory Teach Us About Intersectionality? Duong, Kevin, Cornell University Ticket to Ride? Race, Gender Identity, and the Philadelphia Trans Pass Case Fogg Davis, Heath, Temple University The Politics of Selling In: Black Women Resisting Marginality in the Contemporary Neoliberal City Isoke, Zenzele, University of Minnesota

100 Friday, March 23, 2012 10:00 - 11:45 AM

Mass Incarceration, Gender, and Social Policy: Dimensions of Work, Family, Housing and Health in Washington State Walker, Hannah, The University of Washington Discussants: Petchesky, Rosalind, The Graduate Center, City University of New York Ernst, Rose, Seattle University PANEL 17.03 Perspectives on Homophobia Location: Mt. Hood, R Level Chair: Weiss, Meredith, University at Albany, SUNY Papers: Against State Homophobia Keating, Christine (Cricket), Ohio State Homophobia as a Tool of Statecraft: Iran and Its Queers Korycki, Katarzyna, University of Toronto Nasirzadeh, Abouzar, University of Toronto Regarding Che: Revolutionary Politics and Homosexuality Waggoner, David, San Francisco State University Social Control, Identity, and Rights: The Transnational Diffusion of Homophobia in Comparative Perspective Weiss, Meredith, University at Albany, SUNY Bosia, Michael, Saint Michael's College Discussant: Beechey, Susanne, Whitman College PANEL 18.01 Theory Issues in Public Administration Location: Executive Suite 1607, 16th Floor Chair and Luton, Larry, Eastern Washington University Discussant: Papers: The Politics of Food Safety: Lessons for a Theory of Organization Olufs, Sid, Pacific Lutheran University Fabricating The People and Anti-Essential Tribal Governance Hansen, Kenneth, California State University, Fresno

101 Friday, March 23, 2012 10:00 - 11:45 AM

Es are Good: Articulation of Quality in Canadian Health Policy Discourse Baker, Dana Lee, Washington State University PANEL 19.03 Mood, Emotion, and Politics Location: Salon I, Lower Level 1 Chair: Pérez, Efrén, Vanderbilt University Papers: Angry Mobilization: Do Angry People and Groups Mobilize? Phan, Ngoc, Rice University The Dynamic Response of Public Policy Mood to Political Elite Moral Rhetoric Olds, Christopher, University of Kentucky From Swelter to Swagger: Measuring the Effect of Temperature on War Attitudes Krueger, James, University of Wisconsin, Oshkosh Cohen, Alexander, Ashford University Discussant: Johnson, Martin, University of California, Riverside PANEL 20.08 Autonomy, Vulnerability and the Democratic Responsibility to/for Care Location: Medford, Lower Level 1 Chair: White, Julie, Ohio University Papers: Resentment and Vulnerability: The Aspiration to Sovereignty and Democracy's Demise White, Julie, Ohio University Care and Disability: Issues of Power and Voice Levy, Traci, Adelphi University Little, Deborah, Adelphi University Understanding Moral Courage through a Feminist Ethic of Care Simola, Sheldene, Trent University

Governing through Illegibility Mosser, Joanna, [email protected], Drake University Discussant: Engster, Daniel, The University of Texas at San Antonio

102 Friday, March 23, 2012 10:00 - 11:45 AM

PANEL 21.09 Race, Ethnicity and Public Opinion PANEL 19.07 Location: Salon D, Lower Level 1 Chair: Pantoja, Adrian, Pitzer College Papers: Do You prefer Spanish or English? Examining the Effects of Spanish versus English Media on Latino Policy Preferences Martinez-Ebers, Valerie, University of North Texas Branton, Regina, University of North Texas Carey, Tony, University of North Texas Matsubayashi, Tetsuya, University of North Texas Moving Beyond the Western Hemisphere: Assessing Latino Public Opinion on Foreign Policy Issues McGlynn, Adam, East Stroudsburg University Lavariega-Monforti, Jessica, University of Texas Pan- American Assessing the Hispanic Threat Hypothesis: A Comparison of Anglo and Hispanic Political Values and Orientations Pantoja, Adrian, Pitzer College Merolla, Jennifer, Claremont Graduate University Cargile, Ivy A.M., Claremont Graduate University Do Americans Recognize Racism? How Americans View Implicit Racial Messages Roberts, Christopher, University of Washington Discussant: Martinez-Ebers, Valerie, University of North Texas

PANEL 21.14 Nationalism and Ethnic Identity Location: Salon C, Lower Level 1 Chair and Marichal, Jose, California Lutheran University Discussant: Papers: Competing Nationalisms of Turkey: A Human Security Approach to the Kurdish Question Al, Serhun, University of Utah

103 Friday, March 23, 2012 10:00 - 11:45 AM

Directionally Challenged Nationalism: Evaluating the Validity of Nationalism’s Geographic Typologies and Hans Kohn’s Dichotomy Allen, Nicole, University of Montana Pre-Colonial Roots of Political Exclusion in Africa Comandon, Andre, University of California Los Angeles PANEL 22.06 Beer, State and Local Finances, and Regulatory Policy Location: Executive Suite 1651, 16th Floor Chair and Andranovich, Greg, California State University, Los Angeles Discussant: Papers: Small Towns and the Recession Wilson, Bradley, North Carolina State University Electoral Accountability and Fiscal Policy in the U.S. States: A Reassessment Cummins, Jeff, California State University, Fresno Holyoke, Thomas, California State University, Fresno The Politics of Vice: Lessons from Oregon and Beyond Dense, Jeff, Eastern Oregon University Freeing the Hops: Does Regulation Influence Craft Beer Industry Job Creation in the U.S. States? Moran, Crawford, Owner and Brewmaster, 5 Seasons Brewing Company Grant, Paul, Georgia Gwinnet College PANEL 27.01 Roundtable: Assessing Obama, Assessing U.S. PANEL 04.08 Politics Location: Salon A, Lower Level 1 Chair: Vaughn, Justin, Cleveland State University Participants: Barreto, Matt, University of Washington Henry, Charles, University of California, Berkeley Pinderhughes, Dianne, University of Notre Dame Simien, Evelyn, University of Connecticut

APSA President G. Bingham Powell Representation in Context: Election Laws and Ideological Congruence between Citizens and Governments Location: Salon E, Lower Level 1

104 Friday, March 23, 2012 1:15 – 3:00 PM

Friday, March 23, 2012 1:15 - 3:00 PM PANEL 01.12 Candidates and Legislative Behavior in Developing Countries Location: Salon B, Lower Level 1 Chair: Shugart, Matthew, University of California, San Diego Papers: Assessing Candidate Nomination in Lithuania’s Mixed Electoral System Herron, Erik, University of Kansas and National Science Foundation Aleknaviciute, Monika, Vilnius University Candidate Characteristics and Committee Memberships: Are Alleged Criminals in India More Motivated to Join Parliamentary Committees? Tiwari, Devesh, University of California, San Diego Candidates, Clientelism, and Credible Commitments in Indonesian Elections Allen, Nathan, University of British Columbia Legislative Behavior in the Colombian Congress Carroll, Royce, Rice University Pachón, Mónica, Universidad de los Andes Discussant: Smith, Daniel, University of California, San Diego PANEL 02.02 Roundtable: Great Courses in Environmental Political Thought: EPT Workshop Anniversary Panel Location: Columbia, Lobby Level Chair: Lane, Joseph, Emory and Henry College Participants: Wilson, Harlan, Oberlin College Breen, Sheri, University of Minnesota, Morris Cannavo, Peter, Hamilton College Buck, Christopher, St. Lawrence University Chaloupka, Bill, Colorado State University Nordquist, Michael, Albertus Magnus College PANEL 03.04 National Environmental Policy Location: Salmon, Third Floor Chair: Kelso, Mark, Queens University of Charlotte 105 Friday, March 23, 2012 1:15 – 3:00 PM

Papers: Is Trust in Scientists a Cause of or Caused by Belief in Science? Smith, Eric, University of California, Santa Barbara Michaud, Kristy, California State University, Northridge Carlisle, Juliet, Idaho State University The Obama Administration and the Environmental Politics of the Auto Industry Richards, Mark, Grand Valley State University The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act: The Institutionalization of Renewable Energy Investment Buthman, James, Northern Arizona University Out of Sync – Why Did America’s Environmental Movement Lose its Political Power? Rothenstein, Rike, University of Cincinnati Technology-Forcing and Law-Enforcing: The California Effect in Environmental Regulatory Policy Klepetar, Dillon, American University Discussants: Kurtz, Rick, Central Michigan University Clark, Brad, Fort Lewis College PANEL 03.09 Global Climate Change Policy Location: Salem, Lower Level 1 Chair: Shapiro, Matthew, Illinois Institute of Technology Papers: ‘Private’ Actors in Public Roles: NGOs, Networks and Nonstate Governance of Climate Change Vanderheiden, Steve, University of Colorado at Boulder Bernhardt, Brian, University of Colorado at Boulder The Problem Structure of Climate Change: Six Obstacles to Cooperation Mitchell, Ronald, University of Oregon Climate Change Policy in the European Union: Examining the Effectiveness of the Emissions Trading System Cale, Tabitha, Louisiana State University Discussants: Shapiro, Matthew, Illinois Institute of Technology Vanderheiden, Steve, University of Colorado at Boulder

106 Friday, March 23, 2012 1:15 – 3:00 PM

PANEL 04.05 New Directions in the Public Presidency Location: Salon A, Lower Level 1 Chair: Heldman, Caroline, Occidental College Papers: Strong Opinions: Extreme Attitudes toward the President and Partisan Polarization Miller, Kenneth, University of Texas at Austin The Velcro President vs. the Teflon President: Fact or Fiction Patlan, Emiliana, University of California, Santa Barbara Pluta, Anne, University of California, Santa Barbara Presidential Candidate Branding and Transitioning from Primary to General Election Audiences Calfano, Brian, Missouri State University Balzer, Amanda, University of Nebraska-Lincoln Barack Obama and the Rhetoric of Electoral Logic Azari, Julia, Marquette University Discussant: Yates, Jeffrey, Binghamton University PANEL 05.02 Immigration Restriction and Resistance Location: Salon D, Lower Level 1 Chair: Maher, Kristen, San Diego State University Papers: The Secure Communities Program and Its Consequences: Where Are We Today with Immigration Policy in the United States? Bayes, Jane, California State University, Northridge Regulatory Resistance to Laws Limiting Rights of Undocumented Immigrants Chen, Ming, University of Colorado Law School Developing Detention Jacobson, Robin, University of Puget Sound Standing Against the Educational Exclusion of the Multicultural Families in South Korea Kim, Soon Yang, Yeungnam University, South Korea

107 Friday, March 23, 2012 1:15 – 3:00 PM

Formation of Collective Identity in the Immigrant Rights Movement Williams, Jean, California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo Discussant: Super, Elizabeth, American Political Science Association PANEL 05.10 Sovereignty, Sexuality, and Social Contract Location: Salon C, Lower Level 1 Chair: Hartsock, Nancy, University of Washington Papers: Sovereign Displacement or Reconfiguration? Globalization, Social Imaginaries, and the Restructuring of the Accumulation Process Forman, Michael, University of Washington - Tacoma Survivors to Action: Immigrant and Refugee Organizers in the Pacific Northwest Murray, Star, University of Washington, Tacoma Nesting the State: The Domestic and Political Spheres in Progressive Policy Debate, 1900-1920 Alphonso, Gwendoline, Fairfield University Immigrants and Americans as Suspect Citizens: The Borderlands of Belonging Boryczka, Jocelyn, Fairfield University Discussant: Young, Katherine, University of Hawai’i-Hilo PANEL 06.02 Internal Conflict and Civil Wars Location: Portland, Lower Level 1 Chair and Santiago, Anne, University of Portland Discussant: Papers: Successful Intervention in Civil Wars: Former Colonial Status as a Missing Variable Appleton, Andrew, Washington State University Edwards, Renee, Washington State University Mattoon, Audrey, Washington State University Examining Collusion: Why States Support Paramilitary Groups Byrd, Douglas, University of Utah

108 Friday, March 23, 2012 1:15 – 3:00 PM

Maps of Mayhem: Modeling the Diffusion of Civil War Violence using GIS Hammond, Jesse, University of California, Davis Investing in Violence: Foreign Direct Investment, Coups and Civil War Tomashevskiy, Andrey, University of California, Davis PANEL 07.02 Allusions, Elusions, or Illusions: Using Academic Concepts to Understand Political Experience Location: Salon H, Lower Level 1 Chair: Hawkesworth, Mary, Rutgers University Papers: The Cards You Are Dealt Matter: Rethinking Conceptions of State Capacity Carbonetti, Benjamin, University of Connecticut What We Talk About When We Talk About Mechanisms Pineda, Erin, Yale University Michelle Obama: Negotiating Masculinity and Femininity as First Lady Wade, Michelle, Northwest Missouri State University Revealing Community Process Through Interpretive Phenomenology: Limitations and Potentials Elías, María Verónica, Eastern Washington University Discussant: Bevir, Mark, University of California, Berkeley

PANEL 08.12 Judges and Judicial Decision-Making - Comparative Approaches Location: Salon G, Lower Level 1 Chair: McKenzie, Mark, Texas Tech University Papers: Connecting Judicial Selection with Judicial Decision Making: The Influence of Party Ties, Gender and Professional Backgrounds Riddell, Troy, University of Guelph Hennigar, Matt, Brock University Hausegger, Lori, Boise State University

109 Friday, March 23, 2012 1:15 – 3:00 PM

Uploading to the Court: Examining EU Member State Influence on ECJ Social Policy Decisions Slagter, Tracy, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh Socio-Political Experiences of Norwegian Supreme Court Justices Waltenburg, Eric, Purdue University Grendstad, Gunnar, University of Bergen Shaffer, William, Purdue University Discussants: McKenzie, Mark, Texas Tech University Macfarlane, Emmett, University of Victoria

PANEL 09.07 Reputation and Representation in the United States Congress Location: Eugene, Lower Level 1 Chair: Merolla, Jennifer, Claremont Graduate University Papers: How do Legislative Parties Brand? Evidence of Message Cohesion across Congresses Burkhalter, Stephanie, Humboldt State University Durr, Brandon, Humboldt State University An Honest Politician: How Members of Congress Develop Reputations for Integrity Dancey, Logan, University of Pittsburgh Is the Constituent Always Right? A Survey of Representative’s Responses to Abortion Correspondence Fox, Stacy, California State University, Fullerton Discussants: Merolla, Jennifer, Claremont Graduate University Thames, Frank, Texas Tech University PANEL 12.08 Rhetoric and Materiality Location: Sunstone, Third Floor Chair: Naranch, Laurie, Siena College Papers: Liberal Paradoxes of Health Care Skinner, Daniel, Capital University

110 Friday, March 23, 2012 1:15 – 3:00 PM

Agentic Matters: The Phenomenological Imaginary and the “New Materialisms” Washick, Bonnie, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor Wingrove, Elizabeth, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor Locke’s Claim of Experience: Rhetoric, Materiality, Critique Shanks, Torrey, University at Albany (SUNY) Discussant: Markell, Patchen, University of Chicago PANEL 12.18 Problematizing Secularism and Reexamining Religion Location: Hospitality Suite 1624, 16th Floor Chair: Lynch, Cecelia, University of California, Irvine Papers: Not in My Backyard: Nordic Secularism and the Rise of Islamophobia Cauchon, Steven, University of California, Riverside Schwarz, Tanya, University of California, Irvine Religious Tolerance: A Possibility or Oxymoron in Pakistan? Khan, Sahar, University of California, Irvine Religion, Secularism and Women's Human Rights: Competing Paradigms? Williams, Tiffany, University of California, Irvine The Great Omission: Religious Freedom Advocacy in U.S. Foreign Policy Zielinska, Agnieszka, Northwestern University Discussants: Leebaw, Bronwyn, University of California, Riverside Toender, Lars, Northwestern University PANEL 13.03 The Politics of Lamentation and Loss Location: Meadowlark, Third Floor Chair and Ferguson, Kennan, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee Discussant: Papers: Feminist Theory and the Turn to Antigone Honig, Bonnie, Northwestern University

111 Friday, March 23, 2012 1:15 – 3:00 PM

Mourning and Ambivalence: The Unstable Boundaries within Public Enactments of Grief McIvor, David, Kettering Foundation Political Mourning Pool, Heather, University of Washington Abu Abdallah: An Obituary Stow, Simon, The College of William and Mary PANEL 13.06 Colonial Governance and Postcolonial Justice Location: Willamette, Lobby Level Chair: McBride, Keally, University of San Francisco Papers: British Colonialism and the Rule of Law McBride, Keally, University of San Francisco “A Fit of Absence of Mind”: Imperial Narratives of Sleep Morefield, Jeanne, Whitman College Postcolonial Theory and Global Justice Kohn, Margaret, University of Toronto Scarborough Paying the Price of Civilization; Taxation and Liberal Theory in Colonial Perspective Peden, Mindy, John Carroll University Discussant: Hacker-Cordon, Casiano, Yale University and Universidad Pompeu Fabra PANEL 13.11 Nietzsche Location: Hospitality Suite 1634, 16th Floor Chair and Anili, Bruno, University of Minnesota, Duluth campus Discussant: Papers: Race and the Tragic Vision: Sophocles, Nietzsche, Baldwin Culver, Adam, Johns Hopkins University Meeting The Wisdom of Silenus: Friedrich Nietzsche, the Heroic, and Human Mortality. Barringer, Elizabeth, University of California, Los Angeles

112 Friday, March 23, 2012 1:15 – 3:00 PM

Speed and Ressentiment: Nietzsche in an Accelerating World Glezos, Simon, University of Regina Deicide: Nietzsche's Assault on Christianity Hawley, Thomas, Eastern Washington University Overcoming vs. Letting Go: Nietzsche and Buddha on the Self Moore, Matthew, California Polytechnic State University PANEL 14.01 The Art of Political Space Location: Hospitality Suite 1642, 16th Floor Chair and Passavant, Paul, Hobart and William Smith Colleges Discussant: Papers: Building Circulation Thinking: Threshold Dwelling Architecture in the Era of Neoliberalism Aslam, Ali, Princeton University Geographic Margins, Technological Connections and Political Protest: The Case of Airport Protests Kula, Eric, Independent Scholar Towards an Overlapping Dissensus: How Two Generations of New York's Dissent Sought to Incorporate Ever More -isms in their Radical Project Reiner, Jason, Dickinson College Street Art and Contemporary Political Action Weiner, Brian, University of San Francisco PANEL 14.14 Theorizing Disability Location: Medford, Lower Level 1 Chair: Tarnopolsky, Christina, McGill University Papers: Becoming-Disabled and the Space-Time Continuum Schiff, Jacob, University of Toronto Essential Friction: Disability and an Ethic of Care Clifford, Stacy, Vanderbilt University Caregiver Autonomy and Disability Rights Sanders, Lynn, University of Virginia

113 Friday, March 23, 2012 1:15 – 3:00 PM

Disability as Isolation: What Enables Democratic Citizenship? Amaturo, Winifred L., Yale University Discussants: Nedelsky, Jennifer, University of Toronto Bradney, Matthew, University of Colorado at Boulder PANEL 14.18 Expertise, Equality, and the Modern State Location: Executive Suite 1607, 16th Floor Chair and Moore, Alfred, University of British Columbia Discussant: Papers: A Hobbesian Analysis of Government by Experts Abosch, Yishaiya, California State University, Fresno Should Deliberative Democrats Eschew Modernist Empiricism? Ansari, Nabil, University of California, Berkeley Traditional and Critical Bureaucracy: A Philosophical History of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, 1965-1972 Emerson, Blake, Yale University Equality in Fact: ''Community Action'' and the Enactment of Equality Mackin, Glenn, Eastman School of Music PANEL 18.05 Network Governance Issues Location: Salon I, Lower Level 1 Chair and London, Rosanne, Eastern Washington University Discussant: Papers: Contracting Issues: Does the Government Demand Too Much? London, Rosanne, Eastern Washington University Sector-Switching Phenomenon in Transition Economies Chukmaitova, Dariga, Claremont Graduate University Communicating Need: Agency Strategies for Indicating Organizational Willingness to Join Governance Arrangements Sides, Jason, Lamar University

114 Friday, March 23, 2012 1:15 – 3:00 PM

PANEL 22.01 Budgeting in the Western States I Location: Mt. Hood, R Level Chairs: Simon, Christopher A., University of Utah McBeath, Jerry, University of Alaska, Fairbanks

Overview McBeath, Jerry, University of Alaska Fairbanks

Papers: Alaska McBeath, Jerry, University of Alaska Fairbanks Arizona Berman, David, Arizona State University California DiSarro, Brian, California State University, Sacramento Hussey, Wesley, California State University, Sacramento Colorado Bickers, Kenneth, University of Colorado, Boulder Hawai’i Belt, Todd, University of Hawaii at Hilo Idaho Kinney, Dick, Boise State University Montana Greene, Jeffrey, University of Montana Nevada Morin, Robert, Western Nevada College New Mexico Seckler, Kim, New Mexico State University Oregon Stabrowski, Donald, University of Portland Utah Huefner, Robert, University of Utah Washington Benjamin, Francis, Washington State University Lovrich, Nicholas, Washington State University

115 Friday, March 23, 2012 1:15 – 3:00 PM

Wyoming Schumann, Robert, University of Wyoming Skopek, Tracy, University of Wyoming Summary and Observations Simon, Christopher A., University of Utah Comments on the Papers as They Reflect on (Re)Imagining our Future(s): Obama’s Election, Global Crises, and Political Science Practices McBeath, Jerry, University of Alaska, Fairbanks PANEL 23.05 Opening New Educational Doors: A Global Perspective on Education Location: Douglas Fir, Third Floor Chair and Foster, Donald, Pikes Peak Community College Discussant: Papers: Balancing the Books: Assessing the Effects of a Federal Budget Simulation Orr, Susan, College at Brockport, State University of New York Levy, Dena, College at Brockport, State University of New York Jurek, Steven, College at Brockport, State University of New York Alternative Dispute Resolution in the Field: Studying Conflict Resolution in Cyprus Reilly, David, Niagara University PANEL 26.01 Poster Session Location: Salon F, Lower Level 1 Papers: Behind the Golden Mask: The Modern Application of Royal Women’s Political Power in Ancient Egypt Farenga, Dante, University of San Diego Explaining Asian American Political Activism and Leadership: Why Asian Americans Choose Politics Joseph, Sairah, Simmons College

116 Friday, March 23, 2012 1:15 – 3:00 PM

Explaining Middle East Democratizations: The Overlooked Role of Social Movements Kwon, Mee Seon, Portland State University A Reality Guaranteed: from World Alienation to the Public Realm Novak, Chloe, Reed College Reproductive Rights in Latin America: a Tool for Development Leonard, Katherine, Trinity University Explaining Public Support for the European Union Phan, Bonnie, Santa Clara University Drug Trafficking and Political Violence in Mexico Rodriguez-Agiss, Diana, University of San Diego Shirk, David, University of San Diego The Office of the Mayor: A Facilitative Leadership Approach Lacasella, Louie, University of California Riverside Duplicate or Drop: The Future of International Criminal Tribunals Killion, Kelli, University of San Diego The Evolution of the Spectacle Munson, Samuel, California State University, Fresno Muslim American Women: At the Intersection of Law, Gender, Religion, and Race Al-Faham, Hajer, Seattle University Identity and Community in Mexico Elder, Mandy, Portland State University Corbett, Jack, Portland State University Africa's Voice in the Bioengineered Agriculture Debate: An Analysis of Popular Media Representations Lovell, Jason, Humboldt State University Modifying the Discourse: The Use and Abuse of Africa in the Agricultural Biotechnology Debate McGraw, Bridget, Humboldt State University

117 Friday, March 23, 2012 1:15 – 3:00 PM

The Substantive Impact of First Lady Policy Activism Misovic, Aleksandra, Cleveland State University Struggle for Self-Determination: Moroccan Women’s Ability to Consent to Marriage Umayam, Hayley, Humboldt State University Electoral College Distortion: The Effect of the Hispanic Electorate Garcia, Ryan, Pacific University, Oregon Mechanisms of the Resource Curse Salim, Jonathan, Santa Clara University Comparing the Tea Party and Occupy Protests: A Study in Political Dissidence, Social Movements, and Populism Stanley, Stephanie, Portland State University The Role of Religion in Shaping Attitudes Towards Gender Equality Tang, Yenmi, Trinity University The Ethics of Democracy: The Construction of Self in the Context of Democratic Struggle Traber, Rebecca, Reed College Mexican Clientelism: A Study of the Manipulation of Federal Funds at the State Level. Vidaurri, Aimee, Trinity University Sports and Soft Power: An Analysis of Sports as a Means of International Soft Power. Wilson, Tyler, University of San Diego Islamic Feminism Moving Muslim States towards Reform Winberg, Jessica, Dominican University of California Democracy or Tyranny? The Impact of the Direct Initiative Process in the United States Wineinger, Catherine, University of San Diego

118 Friday, March 23, 2012 1:15 – 3:00 PM

PANEL 27.03 Roundtable: Meet the Editors Location: Salon E, Lower Level 1 Chair: Mazur, Amy, Washington State University Journals Polity and Editors: Zirakzadeh, Cyrus Ernesto, University of Connecticut Politics, Groups and Identities Clawson, Rosalee, Purdue University Political Research Quarterly Clayton, Cornell, Washington State University Journal of Politics Mishler, William, University of Arizona American Political Science Review Martinez-Ebers, Valerie, University of North Texas American Journal of Political Science Wilson, Rick, Rice University Administrative Theory and Praxis Luton, Larry, Eastern Washington University

119 Friday, March 23, 2012 3:15 – 5:00 PM

Friday, March 23, 2012 3:15 - 5:00 PM PANEL 01.08 The Politics of México in the 21st Century Location: Salon B, Lower Level 1 Chair and Barndt, William, University of California Riverside Discussant: Papers: Los Congresos Estatales y la Política Federal en México: State Legislatures and Federal Policy Making in México Medina Vidal, D. Xavier, University of California, Riverside Ugues, Jr., Antonio, University of California, Riverside Bowler, Shaun, University of California, Riverside Ties that Bind? Felipe Calderon’s War on Drugs and the Future of the Mexican Presidency Ugues, Jr., Antonio, University of California Riverside Esparza, Diego, University of California Riverside Hernandez, Paul, University of California Riverside The Logic of Public Security Policy in Latin America: Mano Dura o Mano Abierta Esparza, Diego, University of California Riverside Transborder Political Participation in Two Presidential Elections Lopez Salinas, Anabel, Portland State University Corbett, Jack, Portland State University PANEL 02.01 Roundtable: Great Works in Environmental Political Thought: An Anniversary Panel of the EPT Workshop Location: Columbia, Lobby Level Chair and Gabrielson, Teena, University of Wyoming Discussant: Papers: Political Nature: Environmentalism and the Interpretation of Western Thought Lane, Joseph, Emory and Henry College

120 Friday, March 23, 2012 3:15 – 5:00 PM

Ecocritique: Contesting the Politics of Nature, Economy, and Culture Biro, Andrew, Acadia University Pluralism and Environmental Justice Holland, Breena, Lehigh University PANEL 03.07 Local Environmental Policy Implementation Location: Salmon, Third Floor Chair: Lipson, Daniel, SUNY New Paltz Papers: Making Developers Pay for Air Pollution: The Case of California's SB 709 Cline, Kurt, California State University, Fresno Exploring Voluntary Program Implementation: Intervening Variables in Efficiency Kansas Fisk, Jonathan, Colorado State University A Green Leadership Model for Campus Sustainability Organizations: Students, Faculty, and Staff Sharing Power in Sustainable Carolina Whiteman, David, University of South Carolina Discussants: Holman, Mirya, Florida Atlantic University Abosch, Yishaiya, California State University, Fresno

PANEL 04.06 Continuity and Change in Presidential Leadership Location: Salon A, Lower Level 1 Chair: Kelso, Mark, Queens University of Charlotte Papers: The Rhetorical Presidency in the Twenty-First Century: Continuity and Change Carico, Andrew, Claremont Graduate University Presidents, Policy, and the Business Cycle, 1949-2009 Comiskey, Michael, Penn State Fayette Campus Presidents and the Governing Cycle Nichols, Curt, Baylor University

121 Friday, March 23, 2012 3:15 – 5:00 PM

The Rhetoric of Presidential Expectations and Barack Obama’s Burden Mercieca, Jennifer, Texas A&M University Discussant: Genovese, Michael, Loyola Marymount University PANEL 05.08 The Economics of Immigration Location: Salon D, Lower Level 1 Chair: McCann, James, Purdue University Papers: The Fiscal Effects of Unrestricted Immigration in Miami, Marseille, and Dublin Fetzer, Joel, Pepperdine University Financial Crisis and Outgroup Punishment in the United States: The Effect of Financial Crises on Immigration Policy Kuppers, Amanda, University of California, Riverside Silva, Andrea, University of California, Riverside Migration Easements Watkins, David, University of Dayton Discussant: Flores, Henry, St. Mary's University PANEL 06.12 Strange Attractions: The Territorial Promiscuity of Killing and Control Location: Meadowlark, Third Floor Chair: Grove, Jairus, University of Hawai’i at Manoa Papers: Managing Empire at Home: Neo-Imperial Laboratories and the Militarization of the Homeland Barder, Alex, Johns Hopkins University The Horror of State Violence Arnold, Jeremy, National University of Singapore The Savagery of Capture: 400 years of Counter-Insurgency Grove, Jairus, University of Hawai’i at Manoa A Winter Spring Affair: The Intimacy of Global Struggles in the Neoliberal Age. Hughes, Nicole, Johns Hopkins University Discussant: Glezos, Simon, University of Regina

122 Friday, March 23, 2012 3:15 – 5:00 PM

PANEL 08.10 Rights and Social Policy: Comparative and Global Perspectives Location: Salon F, Lower Level 1 Chair and Streichler, Stuart, University of Washington Bothell Discussant: Papers: Indigenous Contribution to Human Rights: The Case of the United States Barrett, Kathleen, Georgia State University Measuring the Political Success of a Bill of Rights: Australia's Sub-National Bills of Rights in Comparative Perspective Macfarlane, Emmett, University of Victoria Doing Life: A Policy Analysis of the 2006 Law Reform on Life-Time Incarceration in Sweden Schartmueller, Doris, Northern Arizona University PANEL 11.03 Interests, Interest Groups and the Environment Location: Salem, Lower Level 1 Chair and Dondero, Russ, Pacific University Discussant: Papers: Dreams and Towers: Perceptions of Militant Environmental Activists in the Mainstream Community Cushnie, Lawrence, University of Washington - Seattle Creation Care and Stewardship: Strategies of Progressive Christian Organizations and the Climate Change Debate Scotece, Shannon, University at Albany Making Friends with Enemies: U.S. Climate Protection Movement Strategic Responses to a Changing Political Economic Environment Taylor, Katrina, Northern Arizona University Place-based Business Interests, Meet Air Pollution Science: Understanding the United States' Response to Trans-Pacific Air Pollution Temby, Owen, Carleton University

123 Friday, March 23, 2012 3:15 – 5:00 PM

PANEL 12.03 Literature as Political Thinking PANEL 13.27 Location: Salon C, Lower Level 1 Chair: Euben, Peter, Duke University Papers: Melville's Moby Dick and Theorizing the Political Shulman, George, Gallatin School, New York University Party and Parody: Swift's Satire and the Rise of the Two-Party System Pivetti, Gail, St. John's University/College of St. Benedict 'Sivilization' and Its Discontents Leitch, David, California State University - Northridge The Family in an Age of Terror: DeLillo on Identity, Politics and Loss Wright, Heather, Wittenberg University Discussant: Leslie, Isis, Texas Tech University PANEL 12.07 Feeling Political? Shame, Pride, Jealousy, and Humiliation Location: Sunstone, Third Floor Chair: Mathiowetz, Dean, University of California, Santa Cruz Papers: Republics, Passions, and Patria in Early Modern Thought: Rousseau and Montesquieu on Pride Gallagher, Megan, University of California, Los Angeles Jealousy and the Aesthetics of 19th Century Equality in Melville’s Billy Budd, Sailor. Shipper, Joshua, University of Michigan A Republic of Shame: The Problem of Punishment in Thomas More’s Utopia Galambos, Peter, New School for Social Research Kantian Moral Psychology Schwarze, Michelle, University of California, Davis Discussant: Stanley, Sharon, University of Memphis

124 Friday, March 23, 2012 3:15 – 5:00 PM

PANEL 12.16 Savage Spaces of Politics Location: Hospitality Suite 1634, 16th Floor Chair: Bellhouse, Mary, Providence College Papers: Origin Stories of the Individual Seth, Vanita, University of California, Santa Cruz On Savagery Kotef, Hagar, Columbia University Savage Hospitality: Kant between Minimalism and Progressivism Casas Klausen, Jimmy, University of Wisconsin, Madison Robinson Crusoe and the Origins of Violence: An Episode from Friedrich Engels’s Theory of Violence Winter, Yves, University of Minnesota, Twin Cities Discussant: Ingram, James, McMaster University PANEL 12.19 The Politics of Tragic-Comic Bodies Location: Hospitality Suite 1624, 16th Floor Chair and Wingrove, Elizabeth, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor Discussant: Papers: The Political Power of Pathos Anker, Elisabeth, George Washington University And Glaucon Laughed: The Politics of Sarcasm in Plato’s Republic Tarnopolsky, Christina, McGill University Comic Bodies: Hobbes, Descartes, Spinoza Toender, Lars, Northwestern University PANEL 14.02 Modern Nationalism: Pluralism, Self-Determination, Genocide Location: Hospitality Suite 1642, 16th Floor Chair and Hawley, Thomas, Eastern Washington University Discussant:

125 Friday, March 23, 2012 3:15 – 5:00 PM

Papers: The Unlikely Zionist, Louis D Brandeis: an Examination of the Theoretical Foundations and Attraction of Zionist Nationalism Bernofsky, Samuel, University of Oregon What’s Modern in “Modern” Genocides: Hegel, The Logic of Violence, and Genocide Studies Goldstein, Joshua, University of Calgary Hiebert, Maureen, University of Calgary The Negotiation of Historical Narratives Khoury, Nadim, University of Virginia PANEL 14.03 Constricting Democracy: Markets, Governance, Inequality Location: Medford, Lower Level 1 Chair and Reiner, Jason, Dickinson College Discussant: Papers: Democratic Governance: A Geneaolgy Bevir, Mark, University of California, Berkeley Democracy and the Veto Power of Finance: The Challenge of Banking to Democratic Theory Breiner, Peter, University at Albany, State University of New York The External Effects of Trade Policy: A Normative Perspective Cotton, Simon, Cornell University PANEL 14.17 Applications of Political Theory Location: Executive Suite 1607, 16th Floor Chair: Luke, Timothy, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University Papers: Political Theory Applied: Theory/Praxis Nexus in Western Marxism Macdonald, Bradley, Colorado State University The Cracked Mirror: The Crisis of Political Science's Empty Aesthetics McGovern, Patrick, Buffalo State - SUNY

126 Friday, March 23, 2012 3:15 – 5:00 PM

Political Theory in Application: The Discipline as Writers' Union and the Performance Necessity in Academia Nickel, Patricia, Victoria University of Wellington Discussant: Young, Katherine, University of Hawai’i-Hilo PANEL 14.25 The Biopolitical Aesthetic Location: Douglas Fir, Third Floor Chair: Whitehall, Geoffrey, Acadia University Papers: The Biopolitics of Cinema: Prophesy and Eschatology in A Prophet and The Limits of Control Reid, Julian, University of Lapland Governing in and out of Place? The Biopolitics of Resistance in Aamjiwnaang Wiebe, Sarah, University of Ottawa Finding Ways towards Resistance: Tactical Biopolitics at the U.S.-Mexico Border Locas, Marie-Chantal, University of Ottawa The Biopolitical Aesthetic: Kill and Be Killed Whitehall, Geoffrey, Acadia University Discussant: Shapiro, Michael, University of Hawai'i

PANEL 15.07 Technology Advances and Politics, both Historical PANEL 20.09 and Contemporary Location: Salon G, Lower Level 1 Chair: Connelly, David, Utah Valley University Papers: GIS Systems in the Political Process- Practical and Ethical Concerns Hanewicz, Cheryl, Utah Valley University Information Technology Decisions and Political Ideals Connelly, David, Utah Valley University Political Responses to the Use of Barbed Wire Bennett, Lyn, Utah Valley University

127 Friday, March 23, 2012 3:15 – 5:00 PM

The Politics of the Social Construction of a Mine Disaster: The Crandall Canyon Case England, Lynn, Utah Valley University Discussants: Callen, Zachary, Allegheny College Connelly, David, Utah Valley University

PANEL 19.04 Values, Discourse, and Politics

Location: Salon I, Lower Level 1 Chair: Hackett, Justin, University of Houston-Downtown Papers: ‘The Response:’ A Day of Prayer and Protest Hackett, Justin, University of Houston-Downtown Letters to the Editor as Community Discourse Hildreth, Anne, University at Albany, State University of New York Murray, Leah, Weber State University Scotese, Shannon, University at Albany, State University of New York The Political Economy of Religious Influence: Evangelicals and Political Tolerance Schaffer, Joby, The University of Colorado at Boulder Sokhey, Anand, The University of Colorado at Boulder Djupe, Paul, Denison University Media, Public Opinion, and Deliberative Democracy: What Can We Learn From the Mexican Case? Betancourt Higareda, Felipe Carlos, Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México Discussant: Sokhey, Anand, The University of Colorado at Boulder

128 Friday, March 23, 2012 3:15 – 5:00 PM

PANEL 21.17 Political Participation in Latino Communities Location: Salon H, Lower Level 1 Chair: Marichal, Jose, California Lutheran University Papers: Latino Participation Dynamics in the 2011 Occupy Wall Street Movement Cordero-Guzman, Hector, Baruch College - The City University of New York Marichal, Jose, California Lutheran University Learning a New System: Examining the Role of Context in Political Participation Among Latino Immigrants Reedy, Justin, University of Washington Garcia-Castanon, Marcela, University of Washington Filling the Ranks: Latinos and Military Combat Occupations Gonzalez, Alfredo, The University of Chicago Mexican Immigrants, Environment, and Civic Engagement Nishikawa, Katsuo, Trinity University Discussant: Nishikawa, Katsuo, Trinity University

PANEL 22.02 Budgeting in the Western States II Location: Mt. Hood, R Level Chair: Simon, Christopher A., University of Utah McBeath, Jerry, University of Alaska Fairbanks Overview McBeath, Jerry, University of Alaska Fairbanks

Papers: Alaska McBeath, Jerry, University of Alaska Fairbanks

129 Friday, March 23, 2012 3:15 – 5:00 PM

Arizona Berman, David, Arizona State University California DiSarro, Brian, California State University, Sacramento Hussey, Wesley, California State University, Sacramento Colorado Bickers, Kenneth, University of Colorado, Boulder Hawai’i Belt, Todd, University of Hawai’i at Hilo Idaho Kinney, Dick, Boise State University Montana Greene, Jeffrey, University of Montana Nevada Morin, Robert, Western Nevada College New Mexico Seckler, Kim, New Mexico State University Oregon Stabrowski, Donald, University of Portland Utah Huefner, Robert, University of Utah Washington Benjamin, Francis, Washington State University Lovrich, Nicholas, Washington State University Wyoming Schumann, Robert, University of Wyoming Skopek, Tracy, University of Wyoming Summary and Observations Simon, Christopher A., University of Utah Comments on the Papers as They Reflect on (Re)Imagining our Future(s): Obama’s Election, Global Crises, and Political Science Practices McBeath, Jerry, University of Alaska Fairbanks

130 Friday, March 23, 2012 3:15 – 5:00 PM

PANEL 23.01 Roundtable: Engaging Students with Social Media: Practical Ideas and Advice Location: Executive Suite 1651, 16th Floor Chair: Aragon, Janni, University of Victoria Participants: Currie Sivek, Susan, Linfield College Allison, Juliann, University of California Riverside

PANEL 24.03 Campaign Effects and Individual Vote Choice Location: Eugene, Lower Level 1 Chair and Pirch, Kevin, Eastern Washington University Discussant: Papers: Hedging Bets in Presidential Primaries: Understanding the Strategic Considerations of Voters in Presidential Nominating Contests Culbert, Gar, California State University, Los Angeles The “God Gap” and the Political Consequences of Secularization Fisher, Patrick, Seton Hall University Where Did They All Go? Proposition Support in California Polling, 1947-2007 Jarvis, Matthew, California State University Fullerton Motivations for Talking Politics: Predictors of Voting Behavior? Rill, Leslie, Portland State University How do Negative Political Ads Impact Public Trust in Candidates? Zahedzadeh, Giti, Claremont Graduate University

131 Friday, March 23, 2012 3:15 – 5:00 PM

PANEL 27.02 Roundtable: Women in U.S. Politics: Moving PANEL 25.10 Forward, Stagnating, or Sliding Backwards? Location: Salon E, Lower Level 1 Chair: Schreiber, Ronnee, San Diego State University, Participants: Bejarano, Christina, University of Kansas Carroll, Susan, Rutgers University Cano, Andrea, Oregon Commission for Hispanic Affairs Frack, Lisa, Co-Founder, MotherPAC,

5:15 - 6:15 PM Governor Barbara Roberts Women in Leadership: Making History; Cementing History Sponsored by the National Office of Pi Sigma Alpha Location: Salon E, Lower Level 1

6:15 – 7:15 PM WPSA Business Meeting Location: Salon E, Lower Level 1

7:15 - 8:45 PM WPSA Reception (Cosponsored by Portland State University's Mark Hatfield School of Government and the College of Urban and Public Affairs and the Wall Street Journal) Location: Mount Hood, R Level

132 Saturday, March 24, 2012 8:00 - 9:45 AM

Saturday, March 24, 2012 8:00 - 9:45 AM PANEL 01.02 European and Turkish Politics Location: Salon B, Lower Level 1 Chair and Bennett, Dylan, University of Wisconsin Washington County Discussant: Papers: Language, Politics, and the Divergent Outcomes in the Policy of Romania and Ukraine Fedotov, Egor, University of Aberdeen

The 1968 Generation or Life Cycle?: Assessing the Generational Impact and the Effect of Life Cycle on Protest Behavior in Turkey Kakizaki, Masaki, University of Utah

The European Union Candidature’s Impact on Turkish Politics Mehmet Celil, Celebi, University of Oregon Cooperative Agricultural Production in Eastern Germany 20 Years Later Bennett, Dylan, University of Wisconsin Washington County PANEL 02.10 Can We Avoid a Politics of Limits? Location: Douglas Fir, Third Floor Chair: Barry, John, Queen's University Belfast Papers: Sustainability after Climate Change Arias-Maldonado, Manuel Jesus, University of Malaga Leaving a Poor Impression: The Models, Rhetorics, and Politics of Carbon Footprint Calculators Luke, Timothy, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University Eco-labels and Online inventories: Informational Approaches to Environmental Protection Vanderheiden, Steve, University of Colorado at Boulder

133 Saturday, March 24, 2012 8:00 - 9:45 AM

Constructing a Politics of Limits Meadowcroft, James, Carleton University Discussant: Wurth, Albert, Lehigh University PANEL 03.11 Environmental Rights and Development Location: Salmon, Third Floor Chair: Craig, Carolyn, University of Oregon Papers: The Capability Approach to Environmental Refugees Kim, Kyunghwan, Korea University Constitutional Environmental Rights: A Quantitative Analysis of Intra-Regional Influences Gellers, Joshua, University of California, Irvine The Trap of ILO 169: Indigenous Peoples and Decolonizing Natural Resource Policy in Peru Stetson, George, Boise State University Discussant: Zerbe, Noah, Humboldt State University PANEL 06.10 Conflict and Theory Location: Meadowlark, Third Floor Chair and Gonzalez, George, University of Miami Discussant: Papers: Trust and International Politics Cockrell, Andrew, University of Washington Ethnic Groups in Conflict, Neighboring Governments, and Interstate War Gokcek, Gigi, Dominican University of California Leading from Behind: The Obama Presidency Adjusts to a Post American World Shienbaum, Kim, Rutgers University-Camden The Interaction of Refugees and State Characteristics as a Source of International Conflict Shreve, Aaron, University of California, Davis Lin, Tracy, University of California, Davis

134 Saturday, March 24, 2012 8:00 - 9:45 AM

PANEL 08.11 Roundtable: Law and Social Sciences at the National Science Foundation Location: Columbia, Lobby Level Chair: Sterett, Susan, National Science Foundation Participants: Sterett, Susan, National Science Foundation Box-Steffensmeier, Janet, Ohio State University Cichowski, Rachel, University of Washington PANEL 10.06 Roundtable: Women Politicians and the News: A Discussion of New Research Location: Eugene, Lower Level 1 Chair: Lawrence, Regina, University of Texas at Austin Participants: Lawless, Jennifer, American University Hayes, Danny, American University Rose, Melody, Portland State University Valdini, Melody, Portland State University Allen Gershon, Sarah, Georgia State University PANEL 12.09 Religion at the Foundation of Modernity and Liberalism Location: Sunstone, Third Floor Chair: Golub, Mark, Scripps College Papers: The Religious Foundations of Thomas Paine's Political Thought Lamb, Robert, University of Exeter A Valiant Effort: Reconciling Ideals of Liberalism and Catholicism in the Work of Charles de Montalembert Evans, John, University of Wisconsin River Falls Islamism as “Madness”: Rethinking Lockean Secularism Kemerli, Pınar, Cornell University Discussant: Shanks, Torrey, University at Albany (SUNY) PANEL 12.20 Political Subjectivities and the Current Conjuncture Location: Hospitality Suite 1624, 16th Floor Chair and Hawley, Thomas, Eastern Washington University Discussant:

135 Saturday, March 24, 2012 8:00 - 9:45 AM

Papers: ''La Colonialidad del Ser'' and Postliberal Community: A Critique from the Margins Kingsbury, Donald, University of California, Santa Cruz Necropolitics Beyond Recognition and Redistribution: Indigenous Survivance and Subjectivity Hirsch, Alexander, University of California, Santa Cruz Conspiracy Theories: Reflections on Dialogue and Community Ritner, Scott B., The New School for Social Research Decolonizing Democratic Theory Rollo, Tobold, University of Toronto PANEL 13.10 For a Generic Political Theory: Patriotism, Capitalism and the State Location: Willamette, Lobby Level Chair: Stow, Simon, The College of William and Mary Papers: The Specter of Capitalism: The Manifesto as a Horror Story Ascher, Ivan, University of Massachusetts, Amherst Melodrama and Political Genre Anker, Elisabeth, George Washington University Patriotic Prometheus Johnston, Steven, University of Utah Authoring the Emancipated Self: The Autobiographies of Frederick Douglass Voorhees, Matthew, Hartwick College Discussant: Ferguson, Michaele, University of Colorado at Boulder PANEL 13.18 Arendt Location: Hospitality Suite 1634, 16th Floor Chair: Zuckerwise, Lena, Mount Holyoke College Papers: Bordering Violence? Revisiting Natality and Alterity in Hannah Arendt's Thought Debrix, Francois, Virginia Tech Barder, Alexander, Johns Hopkins University

136 Saturday, March 24, 2012 8:00 - 9:45 AM

Citizenship and Social Difference: Hannah Arendt on Religious Strength DeNicolo, Martin, University of Colorado at Boulder Undiscovered Arendt: Emotion, Action, and The Politics of Anger Kim, Juman, University of Pennsylvania Is a Theory of Political Judgment Possible?: Kant and the Limit of Transcendental Argument Otobe, Nobutaka, Yale University Discussant: Zuckerwise, Lena, Mount Holyoke College PANEL 14.04 Neoliberal Consensus and Political Possibility Location: Hospitality Suite 1642, 16th Floor Chair and Chari, Anita, University of Oregon Discussant: Papers: El Pueblo, Soy Yo?: Reflections on the Necessity of the Leader Bray, Michael, Southwestern University Locking up Homo Œconomicus: Neoliberal Human Capital Theory and the Carceral State Dilts, Andrew, Loyola Marymount University Is Responsible Consumption Essential to Responsible Citizenship: The Politics of the Local Food Movement Hanagan, Nora, University of Wisconsin-Madison Resurgent Neoliberalism In American Political Discourse: A Neo-Gramscian Approach Rucki, Sheila, Metropolitan State College of Denver PANEL 14.19 Affective Politics: Horror, Spectacle, Consensus Location: Executive Suite 1607, 16th Floor Chair and Miller, Char, George Mason University Discussant: Papers: Challenging the Human Rights Consensus Caldwell, Anne, University of Louisville

137 Saturday, March 24, 2012 8:00 - 9:45 AM

The Horror of State Violence Arnold, Jeremy, National University of Singapore Contesting the Culture of Shock and Awe: The Need for Nonviolent Spectacle Buzby, Amy, Arkansas State University PANEL 18.03 Are Social Scientists to be Trusted? Proposed Revisions to the Federal Regulations Intended to Protect Research Participants Location: Salon C, Lower Level 1 Chair: Schwartz-Shea, Peregrine, University of Utah Papers: Path Breaking Work from the Past? Would These Studies Have Been Possible under IRB Contemporary Review? Justice, Jr., Mark, University of Utah Orchard, Charlene, University of Utah The Exemption for Political Candidates and Public Officials: History, Efficacy and the Possibility of Critical Social Science Field, Samuel, University of Utah Russell, Chris, University of Utah Data, Data, Data: Privacy, Confidentiality, and IRB Policy in a Tweeting, Facebooking, Internet World Davis, Wendy, University of Utah Eldridge, Samantha, University of Utah Discussant: Super, Elizabeth, American Political Science Association PANEL 19.05 The Effects of Framing on Public Opinion Location: Salon I, Lower Level 1 Chair: Clawson, Rosalee, Purdue University Papers: All Climate Politics Are Local? Framing Effects on Attitudes Toward Policies on Climate Change Wiest, Sara, Purdue University Raymond, Leigh, Purdue University Clawson, Rosalee, Purdue University

138 Saturday, March 24, 2012 8:00 - 9:45 AM

Framing Effects on Values, Emotions, and Attitudes Nelson, Thomas, Ohio State University Lecheler, Sophie, University of Amsterdam Schuck, Andreas, University of Amsterdam de Vreese, Claes, University of Amsterdam Strategic News Frames and Policy Opinions Oxley, Zoe, Union College Discussant: Towner, Terri, Oakland University PANEL 20.07 Sex, Drugs, and Public Policy PANEL 17.06 Location: Salon A, Lower Level 1 Chair: Beechey, Susanne, Whitman College Papers: Governmentality and Women’s Agency: Assessing the Differential Legal Statuses of Sex Work Venues Showden, Carisa, University of North Carolina at Greensboro Something Old, Something New? Examining “John Schools” and the Production and Institutionalization of Gender Ideologies Majic, Samantha, City University of New York California's Proposition 19: A Reply to Critics Carcieri, Martin, San Francisco State University Discussant: Zarkin, Michael, Westminster College PANEL 21.01 The Politics of Alternative Framings of Race, Class, and Gender Location: Salon E, Lower Level 1 Chair: Rocco, Raymond, University of California, Los Angeles Papers: Comparative Racialization: Reframing, Identity Contradiction, and Difference Blindness Behl, Natasha, Occidental College Reframing Salvadoran Political Development: Discipline, Cultural Hegemony, and the Political Economy of Race in El Salvador, 1930-1960 Moreno Campos, Raul, University of California, Los Angeles

139 Saturday, March 24, 2012 8:00 - 9:45 AM

Reframing the Question of Latino Solidarity in the Context of Neoliberal Imaginary: Commensurability, Narrative and Aversive Democracy Rocco, Raymond, University of California, Los Angeles Neoliberalism and Latinos Martinez, Rubén, Michigan State University Discussant: Behl, Natasha, Occidental College

PANEL 21.10 Race, Ethnicity and Representation Location: Salon D, Lower Level 1 Chair: Merolla, Jennifer, Claremont Graduate University Papers: The Non-Substantive Benefits of Latino Descriptive Representatives: Approval and Efficacy Sanchez, Lisa, The University of New Mexico Sanchez-Youngman, Shannon The Effects of Descriptive Representation at the Congressional Level on Citizen Evaluations and Behavior Sellers, Abbylin, Claremont Graduate University Fowler, Derek, Claremont Graduate University Merolla, Jennifer, Claremont Graduate University Racial and Economic Cleavages in State Legislatures Preuhs, Robert, Metropolitan State College of Denver Discussant: Preuhs, Robert, Metropolitan State College of Denver

PANEL 21.11 Framing Race and Ethnicity in Policy Discourse Location: Salon G, Lower Level 1 Chair: Carruthers, David, San Diego State University Papers: Health Disparities in African American Communities Ricks, Boris, California State University-Northridge

140 Saturday, March 24, 2012 8:00 - 9:45 AM

Shades of Colorblindness: Legal Compliance, the Construction of Race, and the Limits of Law in Post-Civil Rights America Lipson, Daniel, SUNY New Paltz Power, Image, and Word: Media Framing and Inequality at the San Diego-Tijuana Border Maher, Kristen, San Diego State University Carruthers, David, San Diego State University Race, Immigration and Health Care: Exploring the Implications of Divergent Processes of Racialization Michener, Jamila, University of Michigan Sandoval, Claudia, University of Chicago Discussant: Lipson, Daniel, SUNY New Paltz PANEL 22.08 Urban Issues and Discourses about Urban Affairs Location: Executive Suite 1651, 16th Floor Chair and Lascher, Edward, California State University, Discussant: Sacramento Papers: Politics and its Problems: Disavowal, Civil Society, and Democratic Renewal Baiocchi, Gianpaolo, Brown University Bennett, Elizabeth, Brown University Cordner, Alissa, Brown University Klein, Peter, Brown University Savell, Stephanie, Brown University Examining Strategic Default: A Public Policy Approach to the Housing Crisis in Southern California Wilkerson, Michael, Claremont Graduate School Coan, Travis, Harvard Law School PANEL 23.02 Roundtable: Professional Development Issues Affecting Asian American Faculty and Students Location: Salem, Lower Level 1 Chair: Geron, Kim, California State University, East Bay

141 Saturday, March 24, 2012 8:00 - 9:45 AM

Participants: Nordlund, Caroline, Lake Forest College HoSang, Daniel, University of Oregon Phan, Ngoc, Rice University Lien, Pei-te, University of California, Santa Barbara Lai, James, Santa Clara University PANEL 24.04 Understanding and Predicting Election Outcomes Location: Medford, Lower Level 1 Chair: DeSart, Jay, Utah Valley University Papers: How the West Was Won: Barack Obama in Colorado, Nevada, and New Mexico Orr, Marion, Brown University Blanding, David, Brown University The Predictability of Senate and Gubernatorial Elections DeSart, Jay, Utah Valley University Top 10 Reasons Why Barack Obama Won in 2008 and What it Means for the 2012 Election Foreman, Sean, Barry University Is it the Same Battle Everywhere?: Electoral College Strategies and the Moderating Effect of Political Culture Hendriks, Henriet, St Olaf College Discussant: Culbert, Gar, California State University, Los Angeles PANEL 25.01 Roundtable: Crossing Boundaries, Transforming Knowledge: 25 Years of Women and Politics at Rutgers University Location: Mt. Hood, R Level Chair: Carroll, Susan, Rutgers University Participants: Angevine, Sara, Rutgers University Beltran, Cristina, New York University Corrigan, Rose, Drexel University Hunt, Stacey, Auburn University Schreiber, Ronnee, San Diego State University

142 Saturday, March 24, 2012 10:00 - 11:45 AM

Saturday, March 24, 2012 10:00 - 11:45 AM PANEL 01.07 Asian Politics Location: Salon C, Lower Level 1 Chair and McGovern, Patrick, Buffalo State - SUNY Discussant: Papers: The China Model of Development? Comparison of Five Models Within China's Reform Experimentation Luan, Huibing, Northern Arizona University The Political Geography of Public Service Provision in China's Poor and Minority Areas Newland, Sara, University of California, Berkeley Russia in Search of a National Idea: Crisis, State Consolidation and “Democratization” in the Putin- Medvedev Era McGovern, Patrick, Buffalo State - SUNY Willerton, John, University of Arizona PANEL 01.14 Democratization Location: Salon D, Lower Level 1 Chair and Seward, Jeffrey, Pacific University Discussant: Papers: The Cost of Conformity: International Pressures and the Democratization Process Horn, Lindsay, Louisiana State University So Much for the End of History: The Re-election of Illiberal Democracies in Latin America Nyenhuis, Robert, University of California-Irvine Inequality and Actually Existing Democracy: A New Framework of Analysis Seward, Jeffrey, Pacific University

143 Saturday, March 24, 2012 10:00 - 11:45 AM

PANEL 02.07 Imagery, Narrative, and Spin in Environmental Politics Location: Columbia, Lobby Level Chair and Breen, Sheri, University of Minnesota, Morris Discussant: Papers: The Good Life in the Greenhouse? Autonomy, Democracy, and Citizenship in a Warmer World Biro, Andrew, Acadia University Framing the Green Future: Political Theory, Stories, and Spin Hall, Cheryl, University of South Florida Toward an Environmentalism of Movement: American Environmental Subjectivity and “the Immigrant” Hultgren, John, Colorado State University Misplaced Restoration: How Modern U.S. Forest Policy Restores the Metabolic Rift between Humans and Forests Howard, Emily, Virginia Tech PANEL 02.16 Roundtable: Authors Meet Critics: Ethical Adaptation to Climate Change: Human Virtues of the Future Location: Portland, Lower Level 1 Chairs: Holland, Breena, Lehigh University Schlosberg, David, University of Sydney, New South Wales Papers: Human Values and Institutional Responses to Climate Change Shockley, Kenneth, State University of New York at Buffalo Alienation and the Commons Vogel, Steven, Denison University The Virtue of Responsibility for the Global Climate Thompson, Allen, Oregon State University History, Novelty, and Virtue in Ecological Restoration Higgs, Eric, University of Victoria, British Columbia

144 Saturday, March 24, 2012 10:00 - 11:45 AM

Discussants: Stephens, Piers, University of Georgia Odenbaugh, Jay, Lewis and Clark College PANEL 04.07 Roundtable: Author meets Critics: Saladin Ambar's How Governors Built the Modern American Presidency Location: Salon A, Lower Level 1 Chair: Vaughn, Justin, Cleveland State University Participants: Azari, Julia, Marquette University Ellis, Richard, Willamette University Ambar, Saladin, Lehigh University Tichenor, Daniel, University of Oregon PANEL 05.03 Engendering Immigration in Comparative Contexts PANEL 16.05 Location: Salon G, Lower Level 1 Chair: Smith, Linda, Florida International University Papers: Can There Be a Social Democratic Market for House Cleaning? Immigration and Service Sector Employment in Sweden Cole, Alyson, Queens College and the Graduate Center, CUNY Bowman, John, Queens College and the Graduate Center, CUNY Lobbying for the Un(der)represented: U.S. Bill AB889 for Migrant Domestic Workers in California and Everywhere Else Hsiu-Yu, Fan, University of California, Berkeley The Immigrant Integration Policies in South Korea and Their Implementation – With Focus on Education of Korean for Marriage Migrant Women Jeong, Sarang, Seoul National University Gender and Migration Sager, Alexander, Portland State University Discussant: Kaneti, Marina, New School for Social Research

145 Saturday, March 24, 2012 10:00 - 11:45 AM

PANEL 05.09 Roundtable: Authors Meet Critics: Asian American Political Participation: Emerging Constituents and Their Political Identities by Janelle Wong, S. Karthick Ramakrishnan, Taeku Lee and Jane Junn Location: Salem, Lower Level 1 Chair: Lien, Pei-te, University of California, Santa Barbara Participants: Pinderhughes, Dianne, University of Notre Dame Aoki, Andrew, Augsburg College Lai, James, Santa Clara University Lee, Taeku, University of California, Berkeley Segura, Gary, Stanford University Junn, Jane, University of Southern California Ramakrishnan, Karthick, University of California, Riverside PANEL 06.08 Regional Perspectives Location: Medford, Lower Level 1 Chair and Masters, Daniel, University of North Carolina Wilmington Discussant: Papers: Violent Overthrow of the Romanian Government in 1989: Taking a Detour from the Eastern European Transformation Steinman, Michael, Claremont Graduate University Energy and European Integration Gonzalez, George, University of Miami Systemic Propaganda and State Branding in Post-Soviet Eastern Europe Sussman, Gerald, Portland State University U.S.-Latin American Relations Since the End of the Cold War: The More They Change, The More We Stay the Same Vanderbush, Walt, Miami University Realist-Constructivist Explanation of Russia’s Aggression against Georgia: Challenging the Defensive and Offensive Realists’ Explanations Niayesh, Vahid, California State University, Long Beach

146 Saturday, March 24, 2012 10:00 - 11:45 AM

PANEL 08.07 The Interplay of Law and Policy Location: Meadowlark, Third Floor Chair: Boyea, Brent, University of Texas at Arlington Papers: Federalism, State Foreign Policy, and the Supreme Court: The End of a Collaborative Court? Blakeman, John, University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point The Effect of a Prosecutor's Gender on Federal Prosecutorial Decision-making Lochner, Todd, Lewis and Clark College Apollonio, Dorie, University of California, San Francisco Impact of Marsy's Law on Parole in California: An Empirical Study Richardson, Laura, University of California, Los Angeles, School of Law The Politics of Administrative Law Judge Decision Making in EPA Civil Penalty Cases Taratoot, Cole, Western Washington University Discussants: Boyea, Brent, University of Texas at Arlington Ley, Aaron, University of North Dakota PANEL 09.06 Legislative Politics in a Comparative Perspective PANEL 01.15 Location: Salon B, Lower Level 1 Chair: Thames, Frank, Texas Tech University Papers: Coalitions, Cabinets and Committees Carroll, Royce, Rice University Institutional Change and Roll Call Vote Consensus in the New Zealand House of Representatives Williams, Brian, University of California, Riverside Symbolic Representation and Government of the People: A Cross National Examination of Female Representation in Legislatures Hellwege, Julia, University of New Mexico

147 Saturday, March 24, 2012 10:00 - 11:45 AM

Discussants: Thames, Frank, Texas Tech University Herron, Erik, University of Kansas and National Science Foundation PANEL 10.05 New Directions: Twitter, Film, Celebrity, and Pseudocracy Location: Eugene, Lower Level 1 Chair: Porter, Karen A., Hanover College Papers: Party Networks on Twitter: Ideological Extremism Guerrero, Mario, University of California, Santa Barbara When Did We Start Just Making Shit Up? Origins of U.S. Pseudocracy Haltom, William, University of Puget Sound Ostrom, Hans, University of Puget Sound Celebrities and Their Political Opinions: Who Cares? O'Regan, Valerie, California State University, Fullerton Discussant: Lawrence, Regina, University of Texas at Austin PANEL 12.10 The Reaches of Marxisms Location: Sunstone, Third Floor Chair: McKenzie, Jonathan, Northern Kentucky University Papers: Rebirth of a Grand Narrative? Marxism and Crisis in Neoliberal Postmodernity Madden, Patrick, University of California, Santa Cruz Italian Roots of Gramsci's Marxism, and His Influence on Eastern Europe Dissident Movements Otruba, Alexander, San Francisco State University Possessive Individualism at 50 Lindsay, Peter, Georgia State University Discussant: Ascher, Ivan, University of Massachusetts, Amherst PANEL 12.17 Historical Perspectives on John Rawls Location: Hospitality Suite 1634, 16th Floor Chair and Tampio, Nicholas, Fordham University Discussant:

148 Saturday, March 24, 2012 10:00 - 11:45 AM

Papers: Is Justice as Fairness a Religious View? Weithman, Paul, University of Notre Dame John Rawls, Happy Positivist: Empirical Justification in Justice as Fairness Kelly, Terrence, University of Alaska Anchorage Linguistic Philosophy and John Rawls's Reflective Equilibrium Galisanka, Andrius, University of California, Berkeley Rawls and Kantian Constructivism Kaufman, Alexander, University of Georgia

PANEL 13.08 Violence, Anger, and the Politics of Relation After Atrocity Location: Willamette, Lobby Level Chair: Honig, Bonnie, Northwestern University Papers: Three Values of Anger Chakravarti, Sonali, Wesleyan University The Magic of Reconciliation and the Politics of Anger: From Sartre to Amery Hirsch, Alexander, University of California, Santa Cruz Liberalism and the Violence of Relation Suk, Mina, Valparaiso University Disruptive Emotions Hunt, Grace, New School for Social Research Discussant: McKeen, Gayle, University of the South PANEL 13.15 The Effects of Power Location: Salmon, Third Floor Chair and Biser, Ashley, Ohio Wesleyan University Discussant: Papers: Occupy Wall Street: Toward a Practical Critique of Political Economy Chari, Anita, University of Oregon

149 Saturday, March 24, 2012 10:00 - 11:45 AM

Governance by Corporations; Governance of Corporations Gerencser, Steven, Indiana University South Bend New Prisons and Old Schools: Race and Criminal Justice in the Age of Obama Pemberton, Sarah, Ohio University Embodying Disparity: Residential Segregation, Structural Violence, and the Racial Demography of Obesity Sanders, Rachel, University of Washington

PANEL 14.06 Deliberation, Discourse, Democratic Accountability Location: Hospitality Suite 1642, 16th Floor Chair and Drake, Anna, University of Victoria Discussant: Papers: Can Deliberative Mini-Publics Overcome the Anti- Deliberative Effects of Framing? Calvert, Aubin, University of British Columbia Warren, Mark, University of British Columbia The Fallacy of Electoral Accountability Maloy, Jason, Oklahoma State University The Bush Administration's Feminist Appropriations: On the Limits of Liberal Feminism Zuckerwise, Lena, Mount Holyoke College

PANEL 14.20 Sites of Democracy: Insurgency, Institutionalization Location: Executive Suite 1607, 16th Floor Chair and Disch, Lisa, University of Michigan Discussant: Papers: Earning Respect: The Politics of Paid Work and Citizenship in the United States. Chamberlain, James, University of Washington, Seattle

150 Saturday, March 24, 2012 10:00 - 11:45 AM

Politicizing Political Philosophy (Rancière on the Past, Present and Future of Democratic Theory) Frederiksen, Jens, Fisk University When Workplace Participation Becomes Democracy Kaswan, Mark, University of Texas at Brownsville Re-imagining a Marxist Critique of Human Rights: Jacques Rancière and the Genesis of the Subject of the Rights of Man Manfredi, Zachary, University of California at Berkeley Participatory Democracy, Radical Democracy, and the Future of Democratic Theory Vick, Jason, University of California, Irvine PANEL 14.23 Political Theory, Political Practice Location: Hospitality Suite 1624, 16th Floor Chair and Elkins, Jeremy, Bryn Mawr College Discussant: Papers: The Science of Institutions: Human Nature and Hume’s Science of Politics Hallenbrook, Christopher, University of California, Davis A Pragmatic Response to Crisis: Simone Weil's Inspired Coupling of Need and Politics Handley, Lauren, University of Massachusetts- Amherst The Resolution of Poverty in Hegel's Actual State Jackson, Jeff, University of California, Los Angeles Rousseau's Practical Philosophy: Applications of the Social Contract on Poland and Corsica Price, Sara, University of California, Davis PANEL 16.04 Retheorizing Feminist Critiques and Coalitions Location: Salon H, Lower Level 1 Chair and Fogg Davis, Heath, Temple University Discussant: Papers: Mapping the Dual Legacy of Deconstructive Feminism Taylor, Liza, University of California, Los Angeles

151 Saturday, March 24, 2012 10:00 - 11:45 AM

Towards a Differential Coalitional Consciousness: Feminist Critiques of Neo-classical Economics, Capitalism, and the Liberal State Warnicke, Margaretha, Arizona State University Mayo, Andrea, Arizona State University Political Competition and Intersectionality Theory in South Africa Walsh, Denise, University of Virginia (Re) Imagining Future Feminist Identities: “Ethical Feminism” Confronts Rugged Individualism Caputi, Mary, California State University at Long Beach

PANEL 17.05 Sex, State and Subject Location: Executive Suite 1651, 16th Floor Chair and Rollins, Joe, Queens College Discussant: Papers: Selling Sex (and Justice) in Orleans Parish Fischel, Joseph, Brown University Reasons for Pride: Butchers and Courtesans in Colonial Korea Kim, Diana, University of Chicago Lifting the Ban on Gays in the Military: Service, Morality and Desire in Pop Culture Burgess, Susan, Ohio University

PANEL 18.06 Filmic Images of Public Administration Location: Salon I, Lower Level 1 Chair: Elías, María Verónica, Eastern Washington University Papers: Impossible Things: an Investigation of Madness as Resistance in Tim Burton’s Alice in Wonderland Callen, Jeffrey, Arizona State University

152 Saturday, March 24, 2012 10:00 - 11:45 AM

Images of Administration in Popular Culture: Public Servants as Heroes Mastracci, Sharon H., University of Illinois at Chicago Genghis Kahn and Political Order Zinke, Robert C., Eastern Washington University Applying Film Theory to Public Administration Research: From the Imaginary to the Real Marshall, Gary, University of Nebraska, Omaha Discussants: Kelso, Abby, The Evergreen State College Norman, Kelly, The Evergreen State College PANEL 21.20 Race, Immigration, and the Production of Vulnerability Location: Salon E, Lower Level 1 Chair and Rocco, Raymond, University of California, Los Angeles Discussant: Papers: Collective Trauma and Racial Reactivity: Rethinking Anti-Immigrant Hostility in Arizona Barvosa, Edwina, University of California, Santa Barbara (Terror)izing Latina/o Immigrants Sampaio, Anna, Santa Clara University Race, Immigration, and the Lucrative Production of Vulnerability Gordon, Jane, Temple University Race, Poverty, and Popular Education at Migrant Day Labor Centers Apostolidis, Paul, Whitman College PANEL 23.03 Roundtable: Scholarly Associations, Labor Conditions and Community Colleges Location: Mt. Hood, R Level Chair: Dias, Elsa, Pikes Peak Community College Participants: Brudney, Kent, Cuesta College Maier, Mark, Glendale Community College Queen, John, Glendale. Community College

153 Saturday, March 24, 2012 10:00 - 11:45 AM

PANEL 25.06 Feminist and Antifeminist Discourse in Political and Social Spaces Location: Salon F, Lower Level 1 Chair: Schreiber, Ronnee, San Diego State University, Papers: So Funny I Forgot to Laugh: Ridicule as a Response to Women's Political Action Stavrianos, Cynthia, Gonzaga University Breaking the “Crass Ceiling”: Women, Politics and Comedy Webber, Julie, Illinois State University The Use of Rhetoric in Anti-Suffrage and Anti-Feminist Publications Aslanian, Artour, Claremont Graduate University Lipstick on a Pitbull: Sarah Palin as Hockey Mom-in- Chief Beail, Linda, Point Loma Nazarene University Discussant: Sacco, Jennifer, Quinnipiac University

154 Saturday, March 24, 2012 1:15 – 3:00 PM

Saturday, March 24, 2012 1:15 - 3:00 PM PANEL 01.09 Judicial Performance and Politics in the Developing World Location: Salon C, Lower Level 1 Chair: Staats, Joseph, University of Minnesota-Duluth Papers: Allies and Adversaries in the Battle to Improve Judicial Performance : Women's Rights Organizations and the Courts in the Developing World Staats, Joseph, University of Minnesota Duluth Networked Justice: Judges, Ideational Contagion, and Reform Movements in Mexico Ingram, Matthew, University of Notre Dame Do Constitutions Matter? Assessing the Effect of Constitutional Provisions on De facto Judicial Independence Dias, Clarissa, Georgia State University The Politics of Judicial Review: Courts and the Electoral Calculus Buliga-Stoian, Adriana, Mount Mercy University Martinek, Wendy L., Binghamton University Discussant: Ingram, Matthew, University of Notre Dame PANEL 02.09 Science and Environmentalism in Pluralist Politics Location: Columbia, Lobby Level Chair: Holland, Breena, Lehigh University Papers: Reform or Revolution? Yes Please! Rowe, James, University of Victoria How Much is Enough? Constructivism in Science and Democracy Heller, Matthew, University of Colorado at Boulder Capabilities Theory (CA), Epistemological Pluralism, and the Choice of Democratic Political Institutions Reed, David, University of California, Santa Barbara

155 Saturday, March 24, 2012 1:15 – 3:00 PM

Discussants: Holland, Breena, Lehigh University Hall, Cheryl, University of South Florida PANEL 02.14 Pathologies of Capitalism and Commodification Location: Douglas Fir, Third Floor Chair and Vanderheiden, Steve, University of Colorado at Boulder Discussant: Papers: Jane Addams: A Feminist Genealogy of Food Justice Sarvasy, Wendy, Beatrice Bain Research Group, University of California, Berkeley Two Faces of Capitalist Nature: The Economic Life of an Appalachian Mountain Davis, George, Marshall University PANEL 03.13 Roundtable: Author Meets Critics: George A. Gonzalez (2009): Urban Sprawl, Global Warming, and the Empire of Capital SUNY Press. Location: Medford, Lower Level 1 Chair: Temby, Owen, Carleton University Participants: Gonzalez, George, University of Miami Luke, Timothy, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University Cannavo, Peter, Hamilton College Forbis Jr, Robert, Idaho State University PANEL 06.05 Technology and Conflict Location: Mt. Hood, R Level Chair and Shienbaum, Kim, Rutgers University-Camden Discussant: Papers: Beyond the Hype: Coming to Terms with the Limitations of Obama's Use of Drones Brunstetter, Daniel, University of California, Irvine Space Power Theory and Evolving U.S. Cyberwar Strategic Doctrine Martinez, Larry, California State University Long Beach

156 Saturday, March 24, 2012 1:15 – 3:00 PM

Cyberwar and Rivalry: The Dynamics of Cyber Conflict between Antagonists, 2001-2011 Valeriano, Brandon, University of Illinois at Chicago Maness, Ryan, University of Illinois at Chicago PANEL 07.03 Methodological Issues in Global Research (Trying to See the Big Picture) Location: Salon B, Lower Level 1 Chair and Oren, Ido, University of Florida Discussant: Papers: Postcolonial Theory: Finding the Political through the Methodological Bruyneel, Kevin, Babson College Interpreting Joined-Up Security: The Global Governance of Threats, Risks and Contingencies Hall, Ian, Australian National University Bevir, Mark, University of California, Berkeley Evaluating Qualitative Methods with Emphasis on Global Studies Mitchell, Charles, Grambling State University PANEL 07.05 Challenges of Inter-Cultural Interpretation: Cutting through the Hermeneutic Knot Location: Salon G, Lower Level 1 Chair and McCarthy, Susan, Providence College Discussant: Papers: “Faith, Moral Authority, and Politics: The Making of Progressive Islam in Indonesia and Turkey Arifianto, Alexander, Arizona State University Mixing Religion and Politics: Religion as an Explanatory Variable in Political Science Research Chen, Paul, Western Washington University North American Indigenous Curatorship and Its Political Dimensions: A Sociological Discourse Analysis Perspective Vamanu, Iulian, Rutgers University

157 Saturday, March 24, 2012 1:15 – 3:00 PM

PANEL 08.09 Extralegal Influences in Legal Decision-Making Location: Meadowlark, Lower Level 1 Chair: Lemieux, Scott, College of St. Rose Papers: The Tea Party's Constitution: Restorative or Coercive Constitutionalism? Daum, Courtenay, Colorado State University Does Faith Equal Free Speech? Exploring Evangelicals' Amicus Arguments in Religious Liberty Cases Bennett, Daniel, Southern Illinois University Competing Agendas in State Supreme Courts: An Investigation of Litigation Efficiency Boyea, Brent, University of Texas at Arlington Brace, Paul, Rice University Sources of Bias in Judicial Performance Evaluations Gill, Rebecca, University of Nevada Las Vegas Discussants: Lemieux, Scott, College of St. Rose Hausegger, Lori, Boise State University PANEL 12.02 Cultivating Democratic Citizens: Pedagogy, Policing, PANEL 15.11 and Practice Location: Salon H, Lower Level 1 Chair: Thomas, Megan, University of California, Santa Cruz Papers: Reverend John Witherspoon and the Curriculum for Public Service and Social Action During the Revolutionary Era Maloyed, Christie, University of Nebraska Kearney Williams, Kelton, Knox College Space and the Constitution of Citizenship: The White City, Pullman, and Hull House Mink, Joseph, Hobart and William Smith Colleges Squaring the Circle: Justice and Citizen Craft in Rousseau’s Social Contract Warner, John, Claremont Mckenna College

158 Saturday, March 24, 2012 1:15 – 3:00 PM

The Democratic Horizon: Adorno, America, and Democratic Pedagogy Mariotti, Shannon, Southwestern University Discussant: Voorhees, Matthew, Hartwick College

PANEL 12.11 Agonistic Republicanism in Early Modern Thought Location: Sunstone, Third Floor Chair and Hsueh, Vicki, Western Washington University Discussant: Papers: The Levellers and the Republican Conception of Liberty Patterson-Tutschka, Monicka, California State University, Sacramento Complexities in Machiavellian Constitutionalism: Neither Liberal nor Republican? Timmermans, Paul, University of Denver Rage: Essence of Politics? Sokoloff, William, University of Texas - Pan American

PANEL 12.21 Mahatma Gandhi and Political Thought Location: Hospitality Suite 1624, 16th Floor Chair and Godrej, Farah, University of California, Riverside Discussant: Papers: Violence and Nonviolence in the Indian Freedom Struggle: Gandhi and Satyagraha in Context(s) Robb, Alexander, University of Victoria Gandhi and Mill on Self-Rule and Representative Government: Juxtaposing Leading Strings and Swaraj Smith, Timothy, University of Victoria Gandhi and Indigenous Resurgence Wildcat, Matthew, University of British Columbia

159 Saturday, March 24, 2012 1:15 – 3:00 PM

PANEL 13.12 Time Space Silence Location: Willamette, Lobby Level Chair: Commissiong, Anand, West Texas A&M University Papers: Unexceptional Democracy: Schmitt and Impatience with Ironic Discursive Occasionalism Basu, Sammy, Willamette University Democracy's Impatience Feit, Mario, Georgia State University Quiet in Democracy: The Meanings of Silence in Democratic Theory and Practice Gray, Sean, University of British Columbia Discussant: Moon, Alexander, Ithaca College

PANEL 13.19 On Pragmatism Location: Portland, Lower Level 1 Chair and Walhof, Darren, Grand Valley State University Discussant: Papers: The Pragmatism of William James and the Politics of Mutual Respect Becker, Jeff, University of the Pacific Arendt and Pragmatism: Friends or Foes? Benova, Monika, University of Utah Bringing Democratic Theory Face-to-Face with Deliberative Practice: Buber, Pragmatism, and the Transformative Power of Personal Engagement Andersen, Daniel, University of Oregon Hejny, Jessica, University of Oregon On the Relation Between Ideals and Institutions in Democratic Theory: Crucial and Contingent Orr, Susan, College at Brockport, State University of New York Johnson, James, University of Rochester

160 Saturday, March 24, 2012 1:15 – 3:00 PM

PANEL 13.21 On Being and Becoming Human Location: Salem, Lower Level 1 Chair and Caputi, Mary, California State University at Long Beach Discussant: Papers: The Company Words Keep: Re-reading Heidegger in the Context of New Materialisms Biser, Ashley, Ohio Wesleyan University Global Ecological Crisis, Capitalist States, and the Tasks of Political Theory Casiano, Hacker-Cordon, Yale University and Universidad Pompeu Fabra Imagining Counter-Majorities: Mark Twain on Virtual Peoples and Literary Challenges to Social Science Shapiro, Kam, Illinois State University (Re)imagining the Past and Future of Socialist Feminism: The Cyborg Manifesto and Postfordist Politics Weeks, Kathi, Duke University

PANEL 14.07 Badiou for Political Theory Location: Hospitality Suite 1642, 16th Floor Chair: Ascher, Ivan, University of Massachusetts, Amherst Papers: Badiou, Benjamin and Temporality Martel, James, San Francisco State University Badiou’s Dialectic: Fidelity and Non-Events Vázquez-Arroyo, Antonio, University of Minnesota Discussant: Rubenstein, Diane, Cornell University

PANEL 14.13 Roundtable: Living, Perceiving, Representing, Global Crises within and beyond National Frames Location: Hospitality Suite 1634, 16th Floor Chair: Lowndes, Joseph, University of Oregon

161 Saturday, March 24, 2012 1:15 – 3:00 PM

Participants: Shulman, George, Gallatin School, New York University Lowndes, Joseph, University of Oregon Marshall, Stephen, University of Texas at Austin Nelson, Dana, Vanderbilt University Orlie, Melissa, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign

PANEL 14.15 Roundtable: Theorizing Immigration Law and Policy Location: Salon D, Lower Level 1 Chair: Song, Sarah, University of California, Berkeley Participants: Volpp, Leti, University of California, Berkeley Pevnick, Ryan, New York University Murthy, Hamsa, University of California, Berkeley Cohen, Elizabeth, Syracuse University Song, Sarah, University of California, Berkeley

PANEL 14.21 Beyond Enclosure: The Political Location: Executive Suite 1607, 16th Floor Chair and Schulman, Alex, Duke University Discussant: Papers: Social Construction, Social Cognition, and the Unconscious Maintenance of Social Hierarchies Cole, Kathleen, University of California, Santa Barbara Citizens United v. The Compound Republic: Transcendent Vision and the Law’s Role in Educating Liberal Citizens Gardner, Stewart, Boise State University Necessary Imaginations: Spinoza and the Question of Critique Miller, Caleb, University of California Santa Barbara Walzer, Locke, and Revolutions: Legitimate Resistance and Justified Intervention Szentkirályi, Levente, University of Colorado at Boulder

162 Saturday, March 24, 2012 1:15 – 3:00 PM

PANEL 19.06 Group Dynamics in Public Opinion PANEL 25.09 Location: Salon I, Lower Level 1 Chair: Weller, Nicholas, University of Southern California Papers: Race-Matching as Cross-Racial Mobilization Strategy: Obama Targeting in the 2008 Election Collingwood, Loren, University of Washington Collateral Damage? Xenophobic Rhetoric and Its Political Effects on Latinos Pérez, Efrén, Vanderbilt University Is There a Different Voice? Gender and Deliberating Groups Mendelberg, Tali, Princeton University Karpowitz, Chris, Brigham Young University Discussant: Flye, Rayna, Ohio State University PANEL 20.06 Issues in Education Policy Location: Salmon, Third Floor Chair: Gen, Sheldon, San Francisco State University Papers: The Influence of Race, Ethnicity, and Religion on Education Policy Attitudes Shelly, Bryan, Wake Forest University Casellas, Jason, University of Texas at Austin Leal, David, University of Texas at Austin De-vilifying the Enemy: Collaborative Decision Making as a Response to Union-Management Relationship Stressors Lowham, Elizabeth, California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo Lowham, James Political Hauntings: The Post-9/11 Subject and the Decline of Humanities Education Cortright Jr., Lawrence, Louisiana State University Discussant: Daniels, R. Steven, California State University, Bakersfield

163 Saturday, March 24, 2012 1:15 – 3:00 PM

PANEL 21.18 Innovative Research on Race and Ethnicity (sponsored by WPSA Journal - Politics, Groups and Identities) Location: Salon E, Lower Level 1 Chair: Clawson, Rosalee, Purdue University Papers: The Consequences of Skin Tone vs. Multiracial Identity on Political Attitudes Barreto, Matt, University of Washington Ramakrishnan, Karthick, University of California, Riverside Message Received? Public Perceptions of Anti- Immigrant State Legislation by Race and Ethnicity Manzano, Sylvia, Texas A&M University Sanchez, Gabriel, University of New Mexico House of Mirrors? The Effects of Overlapping Descriptive Representation on Political Attitudes Morin, Jason, University of New Mexico Ramirez, Ricardo, Notre Dame Sanchez, Gabriel, University of New Mexico Sanchez-Youngman, Shannon Large-N Intersectionality: Beyond the Parsimony vs. Complexity Debate Hancock, Ange-Marie, University of Southern California Discussants: Clawson, Rosalee, Purdue University Carter, Niambi, Purdue University PANEL 22.07 Immigration Related Policy at the State Level PANEL 21.23 Location: Executive Suite 1651, 16th Floor Chair and Fetzer, Joel, Pepperdine University Discussant: Papers: Filling the Void:: Factors Leading to Punitive Immigration Policy Across the American States Sanchez, Gabriel, University of New Mexico Sanchez, Lisa, The University of New Mexico Ybarra, Vickie, University of New Mexico

164 Saturday, March 24, 2012 1:15 – 3:00 PM

SB 1070: The Support Our Law Enforcement and Safe Neighborhoods Act and the Deliberative Democratic Process Kraybill, Jeanine, Claremont Graduate University Indifference Closely Bordering on Aversion: Analyzing State Legislator Response to Increased Immigration Yoder, Stephen, University of Maryland, College Park

PANEL 23.04 Active Learning: Engaging Students Through Civic, Political, Cultural and Academic Participation Location: Eugene, Lower Level 1 Chair and Hyde, Mark, Providence College Discussant: Papers: Incorporating High Impact Practices into a Political Science Curriculum Johnson, Susan, University of Wisconsin-Whitewater Integrating Alumni as Mentors in Experiential Learning Stambough, Stephen, California State University at Fullerton

PANEL 25.03 Women Shaping Law, and Law Shaping Women Location: Salon A, Lower Level 1 Chair: Zivi, Karen, Grand Valley State University Papers: Reactive Policy and the Perpetuation of the Gender Wage Gap Schneider, Laura, Grand Valley State University Gender and Power in American Cities: Investigations of the Effect of Mayoral Gender on Deliberation, Representation, and Policymaking in U.S. Cities Holman, Mirya, Florida Atlantic University

165 Saturday, March 24, 2012 1:15 – 3:00 PM

Reproducing a State: Assisted Reproductive Technologies and the Gendered Politics of Location, 1990--2010. Heidt-Forsythe, Erin, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey Do Justice O’Connor and Justice Ginsburg Speak in a “Different Voice”? Opinion Writing on the U.S. Supreme Court Scheurer, Kate, University of North Dakota Discussant: Price, Kimala, San Diego State University

166 Saturday, March 24, 2012 3:15 – 5:00 PM

Saturday, March 24, 2012 3:15 - 5:00 PM PANEL 01.10 Roundtable: Textbook Publishing in Comparative Politics/International Relations Location: Salon C, Lower Level 1 Chair: Arceneaux, Craig, California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo Participants: Arceneaux, Craig, California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo Latner, Mike, California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo Hebron, Lui, California Maritime Academy

PANEL 02.04 Ecology and the Philosophic Tradition Location: Douglas Fir, Third Floor Chair and Pontuso, James, Hampden-Sydney College Discussant: Papers: MacIntyre and Havel as Green Political Thinkers Barry, John, Queen's University Belfast Liberalism, Pragmatism and the Political Animal Stephens, Piers, University of Georgia Hume, Justice, and the Environment Valls, Andrew, Oregon State University

PANEL 03.12 Food Politics Location: Eugene, Lower Level 1 Chair: Stetson, George, Boise State University Papers: Cuban Sustainability Policy: The Effects of Economic Isolation on Urban Agriculture and Renewable Energy King, M. Dawn, Lehigh University The Missing Worker in the New Food Politics Lepori, Matthew, University of Massachusetts-Amherst

167 Saturday, March 24, 2012 3:15 – 5:00 PM

The Global Politics of Local Food: Community Resistance and Resilience in South Africa and the United States Zerbe, Noah, Humboldt State University Discussant: Nackenoff, Carol, Swarthmore College

PANEL 06.03 Terrorism Post 9/11 Location: Mt. Hood, R Level Chair and Weinberger, Seth, University of Puget Sound Discussant: Papers: Leadership Decapitation and Violence in Mexican Drug Trafficking Organizations, 2006-2010 Dickenson, Matthew, Duke University Globalization and Domestic Terrorism: Does Globalization Lead to Domestic Conflict in Terms of Terrorism?: A Cross-Country Study (1990-2008) Ghatak, Sambuddha, University of Tennessee, Knoxville Disentangling the Relationship between Political Regimes and Terrorism: The Rule of Law and Domestic Terrorism McCutcheon-Schour, Lyle, University of North Carolina Wilmington Masters, Daniel, University of North Carolina Wilmington How To Kill An American: Defining War Powers By Redefining Al Qaeda Weinberger, Seth, University of Puget Sound Modeling Terrorist Learning Norris, Mikel, University of Tennessee Wilson, Christopher, University of Tennessee PANEL 06.09 Foreign Policy Analysis Location: Medford, Lower Level 1 Chair and Gokcek, Gigi, Dominican University of California Discussant:

168 Saturday, March 24, 2012 3:15 – 5:00 PM

Papers: How Do Entrepreneurs Make Foreign Policy?: A Case- study of the G.W. Bush Administration David, Charles-Philippe, University of Quebec at Montreal Smothering the Baby in the Cradle: Reacting to the Rise of New Great Powers Fagan, Charles, University of Notre Dame Arms Transfer Decision-Making: Balancing Dependence and Boomerang Threats Johnson, Richard, University of California, Davis Toward a Feminist Vision of U.S. Foreign Policy: The Hillary Effect at Foggy Bottom Taylor III, Edwin, Missouri Western State University The Effects of Nationalism on Individual Susceptibility to Foreign Policy Issue Frames Rod, Alisa, University of California, Santa Barbara PANEL 08.01 Comparative Sociolegal Research: New Challenges, New Opportunities Location: Meadowlark, Third Floor Chairs: Fredette, Jennifer, University at Albany, State University of New York Kawar, Leila, Bowling Green State University/Indiana University Papers: Are rights different abroad? Legal consciousness and the politics of rights in France Fredette, Jennifer, University at Albany, State University of New York “Juridicization” as Cultural Practice in the French and American Legal Traditions Kawar, Leila, Bowling Green State University/Indiana University Center for Law The Politics of a Strange Right: Mining and the Community Consultation Movement in Latin America Fulmer, Amanda, University of Washington, Seattle

169 Saturday, March 24, 2012 3:15 – 5:00 PM

Aiding the Law: How International NGOs and the UN Shape Law for Survivors of War Massoud, Mark, McGill University Can There be Social Movements Without Rights? Gay Activists in Singapore Chua, Lynette, National University, Singapore Discussant: McCann, Michael, Princeton and University of Washington PANEL 12.12 Greek Political Thought and We Moderns Location: Sunstone, Third Floor Chair: Schlosser, Joel, Deep Springs College Papers: What Would Socrates Do? Political Participation and the Practice of Philosophy Schlosser, Joel, Deep Springs College Deception, Persuasion and Friendship in Sophocles' Philoctetes Atkison, Larissa, University of Toronto Homer Versus Hesiod on Ruling: Distinction and Its Critic Gray, Stuart, University of California, Santa Barbara Rousseau’s Transformed Aristotelianism Marin, Mara, University of Chicago Discussant: Dolgert, Stefan, University of Connecticut PANEL 12.22 Promise and Loss: Democratic Moments in American Political Life Location: Hospitality Suite 1634, 16th Floor Chair and Mariotti, Shannon, Southwestern University Discussant: Papers: Thoreau and the Politics of Community McKenzie, Jonathan, Northern Kentucky University Sheldon Wolin and the Systematization of Loss in America Hill, Samantha, University of Massachusetts Amherst

170 Saturday, March 24, 2012 3:15 – 5:00 PM

Emancipatory Vision: W.E.B. Du Bois's Cooperative Commonwealth and Post-Segregation Politics Masin-Peters, Jonathan, University of Florida PANEL 13.14 Religion and Justice Location: Willamette, Lobby Level Chair and Gutterman, David A., Willamette University Discussant: Papers: Religious (Out)Laws: Theorizing Queerness and Ethics Through the 2008 Fundamentalist Latter-day Saints Raid Ambutter, Cassie, University of California, Santa Cruz Rorty, Relgion, and Pragmatic Liberalism Curtis, William, University of Portland In Defense of Sin: On the Usefulness of a Concept Gomez, Adam, University of California, San Diego Public Justice, Not Public Reason: Religion and the Ethics of Democratic Citizenship Walhof, Darren, Grand Valley State University PANEL 14.08 Constituting Citizens, Constitutive Exclusions Location: Hospitality Suite 1642, 16th Floor Chair and Manuel, Anne, University of Michigan Ann Arbor Discussant: Papers: Poverty, Parenthood and the State Duff, Brian, Bowdoin College Constitutive Exclusion and Strategic Straightness: Claudette Colvin, Rosa Parks and the Boundaries of Political Agency Kramer, Sina, Loyola Marymount University The Body and the State: Considering Violence and Citizenship under Stop-and-Frisk Regimes Wright, Wendy, Rutgers University Rethinking Homelessness as a Democratic Theory: Immigration, Whiteness and the Politics of Home Yarish, Jasmine, University of California, Santa Barbara

171 Saturday, March 24, 2012 3:15 – 5:00 PM

PANEL 14.16 Representation, Interests, Constituencies: New Directions Location: Hospitality Suite 1624, 16th Floor Chair: Schlosberg, David, University of Sydney, New South Wales Papers: When is Representation Democratic? Analyzing the Constituent Effects of Public Policy Disch, Lisa, University of Michigan Territory and Environmental Concern: Beyond Representation? Whiteside, Kerry, Franklin and Marshall College Who Speaks for the Global Climate? Institutional Pluralism and Democratic Representation Brown, Mark, California State University, Sacramento What Makes Representation Democratic, Legitimate or Just? Rehfeld, Andrew, Washington University, St. Louis Discussant: Soss, Joe, University of Minnesota PANEL 14.22 Political Models, Democratic Methods Location: Executive Suite 1607, 16th Floor Chair and Cidam, Cigdem, Missouri State university Discussant: Papers: Deliberative Mini-publics and Democratic Contestation Drake, Anna, University of Victoria Models Among the Political Theorists Johnson, James, University of Rochester Democracy and the Politics of Change Meckstroth, Christopher, Harvard University Voting within Deliberation: Decision-Making in a Deliberative Mini-public Moore, Alfred, University of British Columbia O'Doherty, Kieran, University of Guelph

172 Saturday, March 24, 2012 3:15 – 5:00 PM

PANEL 17.04 Sexualities Close-Up: Intersections and Languages Location: Executive Suite 1651, 16th Floor Chair: Keating, Christine (Cricket), Ohio State Papers: Increasing African-American Support for Marriage Equality Michelson, Melissa, Menlo College Harrison, Brian, Northwestern University Mom and Dad this is Walter: Latino Interracial Marriage and Partisanship Urbano, Juan, University of Kansas “Mascu-Lingo” and the New Male Identify Ross, Jon, Union Institute and University Discussants: Keating, Christine (Cricket), Ohio State Weiss, Meredith, University at Albany, SUNY PANEL 21.02 Transforming Citizenship, Interests, and Coalitions of Asian Americans Location: Salon E, Lower Level 1 Chair: Aoki, Andrew, Augsburg College Papers: Aliens, Soldiers, and Citizens: Asian American Military Experience during WWII and the Reconceptualization of American Citizenship Yih Harvie, Jeanette, University of California, Santa Barbara New Modes of Racial Profiling: South Asians, Muslims, and Arabs in the post-9/11 United States Mishra, Sangay, University of Southern California Lokaneeta, Jinee, Drew University Asian American Interests: Evidence from Content Analysis of Asian American Civic Organizations Park, Saemyi, University of Wisconsin-Madison 21st Century APA Politics in the Gateway Cities of San Francisco and Oakland Lai, James, Santa Clara University Geron, Kim, California State University, East Bay

173 Saturday, March 24, 2012 3:15 – 5:00 PM

Discussants: Geron, Kim, California State University, East Bay Aoki, Andrew, Augsburg College PANEL 21.12 Race, Ethnicity and Mobilization Location: Salon F, Lower Level 1 Chair: Thompson, Debra, Ohio University Papers: Rationality, Rights and Action: Factors that Influence Afrodescendant Social Movements in Latin America Smith, Linda, Florida International University Pushed from Below: the Impact of Local Organizing on National Advocacy Agendas Paden, Catherine, Simmons College From El Nuevo Despertar to Nonprofit: Contemporary Nuyorican Politics Majdi Clark, Parissa, University of California, Los Angeles Mobilizing Counts: Majority and Minority Census Activism in Comparative Perspective Thompson, Debra, Ohio University Discussant: Smith, Linda, Florida International University PANEL 21.19 Passing as Ethico-Political Synecdoche Location: Salon A, Lower Level 1 Chair and Smith, Michelle, Barnard College Discussant: Papers: Tali Fahima - An Israeli Case of Ideological Dissent Cohen, Hadas, New School for Social Research Exploring the Ethical Dilemma of Passing Samnotra, Manu, University of Florida Dancing Identities: The Limits of Passing in the Works of Sayed Kashua Zeigerman, Tomer Haim, New School for Social Research

174 Saturday, March 24, 2012 3:15 – 5:00 PM

PANEL 24.05 The Political Consequences of Election Rules Location: Portland, Lower Level 1 Chair and Fisher, Patrick, Seton Hall University Discussant: Papers: Contextual Priming, Church Voting Location, and Voting on California Proposition 8 Daniels, R. Steven, California State University, Bakersfield Campaigning After the Election? A Study of When Voters Turned in Their Ballots in Vote-by-mail Elections Pirch, Kevin, Eastern Washington University A Multiple Alternatives Extension of Condorcet’s Jury Theorem Using Approval Voting Prasad, Mahendra, University of California, Berkeley

PANEL 25.04 Gender, Elections and the Legislative Process Location: Salmon, Third Floor Chair: Threadcraft, Shatema, Rutgers University Papers: Descriptive Representation of Men in the 110th and 111th Congresses Sacco, Jennifer, Quinnipiac University Revisiting Gender's Effect on Free Voting in the British House of Commons Busche, Heidi, Portland State University Tollestrup, Jessica, Congressional Research Service The Dynamics of Gender, Ideology, and Policy in a Polarized Congress Moeller, Megan, The University of Texas at Austin The Role of Gender Identity in Encouraging Political Ambition Reyes, Sarah, University of California, Santa Barbara Discussant: Norton, Noelle, University of San Diego

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Abbas, Asma - Aleknaviciute, Monika - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 13.05 ...... 87 PANEL 01.12 ...... 105 Aberbach, Joel - Al-Faham, Hajer - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 04.02 ...... 70 PANEL 26.01 ...... 116 Abosch, Yishaiya - Allen Gershon, Sarah - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 03.01 ...... 69 PANEL 10.06 ...... 135 PANEL 03.07 ...... 121 Allen, Nathan - PANEL 14.18 ...... 114 [email protected] Adamian, Martin - PANEL 01.12 ...... 105 [email protected] Allen, Neal - PANEL 08.05 ...... 59 [email protected] Adams, Bobbi - PANEL 15.03 ...... 76 [email protected] Allen, Nicole - PANEL 08.06 ...... 72 [email protected] Adams, Jason - PANEL 21.14 ...... 103 [email protected] Allison, Juliann - PANEL 14.11 ...... 63 [email protected] Adler, David – PANEL 23.01 ...... 131 [email protected] Aloyo, Eamon - PANEL 04.01 ...... 58 [email protected] PANEL 04.03 ...... 48 PANEL 06.01 ...... 83 Adler, Scott - Alphonso, Gwendoline - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 09.05 ...... 50 PANEL 05.10 ...... 108 Adler, William - Amaturo, Winifred L. - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 04.03 ...... 48 PANEL 14.14 ...... 113 Ainsworth, Scott - Ambar, Saladin - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 09.04 ...... 72 PANEL 04.07 ...... 145 Al, Serhun - Ambutter, Cassie - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 21.14 ...... 103 PANEL 13.14 ...... 171

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Andersen, Daniel - Anthony, Connie - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 13.19 ...... 160 PANEL 01.01 ...... 46 Anderson, Joshua - Aoki, Andrew - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 12.13 ...... 61 PANEL 05.09 ...... 146 Anderson, Sarah - PANEL 21.02 ...... 173 PANEL 03.01 ...... 69 Apodaca, Clair - PANEL 03.08 ...... 57 [email protected] PANEL 20.02 ...... 54 PANEL 06.01 ...... 83 Anderson, Terry – Apollonio, Dorie - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 03.08 ...... 57 PANEL 08.07 ...... 147 Andersson, Krister - Apostolidis, Paul - PANEL 03.10 ...... 47 [email protected] Andranovich, Greg - PANEL 13.01 ...... 61 [email protected] PANEL 21.20 ...... 153 PANEL 22.05 ...... 90 PANEL 25.02 ...... 91 PANEL 22.06 ...... 104 Appleton, Andrew - Angevine, Sara - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 06.02 ...... 108 PANEL 25.01 ...... 142 Aragon, Janni - PANEL 25.05 ...... 56 [email protected] Anili, Bruno - PANEL 23.01 ...... 131 [email protected] Arbour, Brian - PANEL 13.11 ...... 112 [email protected] PANEL 13.22 ...... 62 PANEL 08.08 ...... 97 Anker, Elisabeth - Arbuckle, Matt - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 12.19 ...... 125 PANEL 03.08 ...... 57 PANEL 13.05 ...... 87 Arceneaux, Craig - [email protected] PANEL 13.10 ...... 136 PANEL 01.01 ...... 46 Ansari, Nabil - [email protected] PANEL 01.10 ...... 167 PANEL 14.18 ...... 114

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Arias-Maldonado, Manuel Jesus - Aubone, Amber - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 02.03 ...... 38 PANEL 22.04 ...... 55 PANEL 02.10 ...... 133 Azari, Julia - Arifianto, Alexander - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 04.05 ...... 107 PANEL 07.05 ...... 157 PANEL 04.07 ...... 145 Arnold, Jeremy - Baiocchi, Gianpaolo - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 06.12 ...... 122 PANEL 22.08 ...... 141 PANEL 14.19 ...... 137 Baker, Dana Lee - Arwine, Alan - [email protected] [email protected]; PANEL 18.01 ...... 101 [email protected] Balfour, Lawrie - PANEL 01.06 ...... 93 [email protected] Ascher, Ivan - PANEL 14.12 ...... 63 [email protected] Balzer, Amanda - PANEL 12.10 ...... 148 [email protected] PANEL 13.10 ...... 136 PANEL 04.05 ...... 107 PANEL 14.07 ...... 161 Banducci, Susan - Aslam, Ali - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 24.01 ...... 79 PANEL 14.01 ...... 113 Banerjee, Kiran - PANEL 14.09 ...... 52 [email protected] Aslanian, Artour - PANEL 13.16 ...... 99 [email protected] Banerjee, Sikata - PANEL 25.06 ...... 154 [email protected] Asp, Karen - PANEL 16.02 ...... 65 [email protected] Barder, Alexander - PANEL 02.13 ...... 47 [email protected] Asya, El-Meehy - PANEL 06.12 ...... 122 [email protected] PANEL 13.18 ...... 136 PANEL 01.03 ...... 38 Barklis, Robin - Atkison, Larissa - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.10 ...... 42 PANEL 12.12 ...... 170

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Barndt, William - Bayes, Jane - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 01.08 ...... 120 PANEL 05.02 ...... 107 Barreto, Matt - PANEL 25.07 ...... 91 [email protected] Baylouny, Anne Marie - PANEL 21.18 ...... 164 [email protected] PANEL 27.01 ...... 104 PANEL 01.11 ...... 57 Barrett, Kathleen - Beail, Linda - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 08.10 ...... 123 PANEL 25.06 ...... 154 Barringer, Elizabeth - PANEL 25.08 ...... 91 [email protected] Becker, Jeff - PANEL 13.11 ...... 112 [email protected] Barry, John - PANEL 13.13 ...... 52 [email protected] PANEL 13.19 ...... 160 PANEL 02.03 ...... 38 Becker, Michael - PANEL 02.04 ...... 167 [email protected] PANEL 02.06 ...... 68 PANEL 02.15 ...... 69 PANEL 02.10 ...... 133 Beechey, Susanne - Barvosa, Edwina - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 17.02 ...... 77 PANEL 13.23 ...... 75 PANEL 17.03 ...... 101 PANEL 21.20 ...... 153 PANEL 20.07 ...... 139 Basu, Sammy - Behl, Natasha - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 13.12 ...... 160 PANEL 21.01 ...... 139 Baum, Bruce - Beienburg, Sean - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 13.02 ...... 51 PANEL 08.05 ...... 59 Baum, Lawrence - Bejarano, Christina - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 08.03 ...... 84 PANEL 27.02 ...... 132 PANEL 08.06 ...... 72 Bell, Curtis - Bay, Kelly - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 01.04 ...... 46 PANEL 01.01 ...... 46

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Bellhouse, Mary - Berkenpas, Joshua - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 07.07 ...... 71 PANEL 12.13 ...... 61 PANEL 12.16 ...... 125 Berman, David - Belt, Todd - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 22.01 ...... 115 PANEL 22.01 ...... 115 PANEL 22.02 ...... 129 PANEL 22.02 ...... 129 Bernell, David - Beltran, Cristina - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 20.02 ...... 54 PANEL 25.01 ...... 142 PANEL 20.05 ...... 78 PANEL 25.02 ...... 91 Bernhardt, Brian - Benjamin, Francis - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 03.09 ...... 106 PANEL 22.01 ...... 115 PANEL 13.16 ...... 99 PANEL 22.02 ...... 129 Bernofsky, Samuel - Bennett, Daniel - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.02 ...... 125 PANEL 08.09 ...... 158 Berry, John - Bennett, Dylan - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 13.25 ...... 100 PANEL 01.02 ...... 133 Betancourt Higareda, Bennett, Elizabeth - Felipe Carlos - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 02.12 ...... 38 PANEL 19.04 ...... 128 PANEL 22.08 ...... 141 Bevir, Mark - Bennett, Lyn - [email protected] PANEL 15.07 ...... 127 PANEL 07.02 ...... 109 Benova, Monika - PANEL 07.03 ...... 157 [email protected] PANEL 14.03 ...... 126 PANEL 13.19 ...... 160 Bickers, Kenneth - Berk, Gerald - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 22.01 ...... 115 PANEL 15.01 ...... 53 PANEL 22.02 ...... 129

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

Binay, Sema - Bowler, Shaun - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 06.06 ...... 40 PANEL 01.06 ...... 93 Bingham, Natasha - PANEL 01.08 ...... 120 [email protected] Bowman, John - PANEL 25.07 ...... 91 [email protected] Binnet, Pelin Azer - PANEL 05.03 ...... 145 [email protected] Boxill, Bernard - PANEL 17.01 ...... 43 [email protected] Biro, Andrew - PANEL 13.02 ...... 51 [email protected] Box-Steffensmeier, Janet - PANEL 02.01 ...... 120 [email protected] PANEL 02.07 ...... 144 PANEL 08.11 ...... 135 Biser, Ashley - Boyea, Brent - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 13.15 ...... 149 PANEL 08.07 ...... 147 PANEL 13.21 ...... 161 PANEL 08.09 ...... 158 Blakeman, John - Brace, Paul - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 08.05 ...... 59 PANEL 08.09 ...... 158 PANEL 08.07 ...... 147 Bradley, Jonathan - Blanding, David - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 25.08 ...... 91 PANEL 24.04 ...... 142 Bradney, Matthew - Boehmke, Frederick - matthew.bradney@ frederick-boehmke@ colorado.edu uiowa.edu PANEL 13.17 ...... 75 PANEL 22.03 ...... 66 PANEL 14.14 ...... 113 Boryczka, Jocelyn - Brandwein, Pamela - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 05.10 ...... 108 PANEL 16.01 ...... 53 Bos, Angela - Branstetter, John - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 19.02 ...... 43 PANEL 07.04 ...... 49 Bosia, Michael - PANEL 10.04 ...... 97 [email protected] PANEL 17.03 ...... 101 181 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page

Branton, Regina - Brown, Kristine - [email protected] kbrown20@mail. PANEL 21.09 ...... 103 stmarytx.edu Bratton, Kathleen - PANEL 22.04 ...... 55 [email protected] Brown, Mark - PANEL 08.08 ...... 97 [email protected] Bray, Michael - PANEL 14.16 ...... 172 [email protected] Brudney, Kent - PANEL 14.04 ...... 137 [email protected] Breen, Sheri - PANEL 23.03 ...... 153 [email protected] Brunstetter, Daniel - PANEL 02.02 ...... 105 [email protected] PANEL 02.07 ...... 144 PANEL 06.05 ...... 156 Breiner, Peter - Bruyneel, Kevin - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.03 ...... 126 PANEL 07.03 ...... 157 Bremson, Joel - PANEL 07.07 ...... 71 [email protected] PANEL 15.04 ...... 64 PANEL 01.06 ...... 93 Buck, Christopher - Brendese, P.J. - PANEL 02.02 ...... 105 [email protected] Buliga-Stoian, Adriana - PANEL 13.01 ...... 61 [email protected] Bridge, Dave - PANEL 01.09 ...... 155 [email protected] Burbank, Matthew - PANEL 08.03 ...... 84 [email protected] PANEL 08.05 ...... 59 PANEL 22.05 ...... 90 Bromley-Trujillo, Rebecca - PANEL 24.01 ...... 79 becky.bromley-trujillo@ Burgess, Susan - uky.edu [email protected] PANEL 03.01 ...... 69 PANEL 07.07 ...... 71 PANEL 03.10 ...... 47 PANEL 14.05 ...... 62 Brower, Ann - PANEL 17.05 ...... 152 [email protected] Burk, Pat - PANEL 03.08 ...... 57 [email protected] Brown, Courtenay - PANEL 22.04 ...... 55 [email protected] PANEL 03.10 ...... 47 182 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page

Burkhalter, Stephanie - Callen, Jeffrey - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 09.07 ...... 110 PANEL 18.04 ...... 89 Burnett, Christopher - PANEL 18.06 ...... 152 [email protected] Callen, Zachary - PANEL 03.01 ...... 69 [email protected] Busche, Heidi - PANEL 15.06 ...... 88 [email protected] PANEL 15.07 ...... 127 PANEL 25.04 ...... 175 Calvert, Aubin - Buthman, James - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.06 ...... 150 PANEL 03.04 ...... 105 Cannavo, Peter - Buzby, Amy - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 02.02 ...... 105 PANEL 14.19 ...... 137 PANEL 03.13 ...... 156 Byrd, Douglas - Cano, Andrea - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 06.02 ...... 108 PANEL 27.02 ...... 132 Cabrera Rasmussen, Amy - Caputi, Mary - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 10.02 ...... 51 PANEL 13.21 ...... 161 PANEL 20.05 ...... 78 PANEL 16.04 ...... 151 Caldwell, Anne - Caraccioli, Mauro - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.19 ...... 137 PANEL 07.01 ...... 96 Cale, Tabitha - Carbonetti, Benjamin - [email protected] benjamin.carbonetti@ PANEL 03.06 ...... 94 uconn.edu PANEL 03.09 ...... 106 PANEL 07.02 ...... 109 Calfano, Brian - Carcieri, Martin - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 04.05 ...... 107 PANEL 20.03 ...... 65 Callahan, Mary - PANEL 20.07 ...... 139 [email protected] Carey, Tony - PANEL 01.11 ...... 57 [email protected] PANEL 21.09 ...... 103

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

Cargile, Ivy A.M. - Casas Klausen, Jimmy - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 21.09 ...... 103 PANEL 12.01 ...... 42 Carico, Andrew - PANEL 12.16 ...... 125 [email protected] Case, Carl - PANEL 04.06 ...... 121 [email protected] Carlisle, Juliet - PANEL 03.10 ...... 47 [email protected] Casellas, Jason - PANEL 03.04 ...... 105 [email protected] Carrington, Adam - PANEL 20.06 ...... 163 [email protected] Casiano, Hacker-Cordon - PANEL 08.03 ...... 84 [email protected] Carroll, Royce - PANEL 07.01 ...... 96 [email protected] PANEL 13.21 ...... 161 PANEL 01.05 ...... 81 Cauchon, Steven - PANEL 01.12 ...... 105 [email protected] PANEL 09.06 ...... 147 PANEL 12.18 ...... 111 Carroll, Susan - Caughey, Devin - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 25.01 ...... 142 PANEL 24.01 ...... 79 PANEL 27.02 ...... 132 Cayton, Adam - Carroll, William - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 09.01 ...... 60 PANEL 01.06 ...... 93 Celso, Anthony - Carruthers, David - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 01.03 ...... 38 PANEL 21.11 ...... 140 PANEL 06.11 ...... 58 Carson, Jamie - Chakravarti, Sonali - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 09.03 ...... 41 PANEL 13.08 ...... 149 Carter, Niambi - Chaloupka, Bill - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 21.18 ...... 164 PANEL 02.02 ...... 105 Carver, Terrell - PANEL 02.03 ...... 38 [email protected] PANEL 02.11 ...... 57 PANEL 13.22 ...... 62 PANEL 13.09 ...... 52

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

Chamberlain, James - Choi, Naomi - cubicularius.chamberlain@ [email protected] gmail.com PANEL 13.13 ...... 52 PANEL 14.20 ...... 150 PANEL 13.17 ...... 75 Chambers, Samuel - PANEL 13.20 ...... 61 [email protected] Chua, Lynette - PANEL 13.01 ...... 61 [email protected] PANEL 13.05 ...... 87 PANEL 08.01 ...... 169 PANEL 14.24 ...... 76 Chukmaitova, Dariga - Chari, Anita - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 18.05 ...... 114 PANEL 13.15 ...... 149 Cichowski, Rachel - PANEL 14.04 ...... 137 [email protected] Charlton, Sue Ellen - PANEL 08.11 ...... 135 [email protected] Cidam, Cigdem - PANEL 16.02 ...... 65 [email protected] Chaturvedi, Neilan - PANEL 14.22 ...... 172 [email protected] PANEL 14.24 ...... 76 PANEL 04.04 ...... 82 Clark, Brad - Chávez, Maria - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 03.03 ...... 39 PANEL 21.03 ...... 44 PANEL 03.04 ...... 105 Chen, Ming - Clawson, Rosalee - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 05.02 ...... 107 PANEL 19.05 ...... 138 PANEL 21.04 ...... 66 PANEL 21.18 ...... 164 Chen, Paul - PANEL 27.03 ...... 119 [email protected] Clayton, Cornell - PANEL 07.05 ...... 157 [email protected] Ching, Brandon - PANEL 08.08 ...... 97 [email protected] PANEL 27.03 ...... 119 PANEL 18.04 ...... 89 Clerkin, Richard - Choi, Heungsuk - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 18.02 ...... 77 PANEL 18.02 ...... 77 PANEL 22.05 ...... 90

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

Clifford, Stacy - Comandon, Andre - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.14 ...... 113 PANEL 21.14 ...... 103 Cline, Kurt - Comiskey, Michael - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 03.06 ...... 94 PANEL 04.06 ...... 121 PANEL 03.07 ...... 121 Commissiong, Anand - Coan, Travis - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 13.12 ...... 160 PANEL 03.10 ...... 47 PANEL 13.17 ...... 75 PANEL 22.08 ...... 141 Compton, John - Cockrell, Andrew - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.06 ...... 88 PANEL 06.10 ...... 134 Connelly, David - Cohen, Alexander - [email protected] PANEL 19.03 ...... 102 PANEL 15.07 ...... 127 Cohen, Elizabeth - Cook, Michael - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.15 ...... 162 PANEL 03.01 ...... 69 Cohen, Hadas - Cooper, Betsy - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 21.19 ...... 174 PANEL 19.02 ...... 43 Cole, Alyson - Corbett, Jack - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 05.03 ...... 145 PANEL 01.08 ...... 120 Cole, Kathleen - PANEL 26.01 ...... 116 [email protected] Cordero-Guzman, Hector - PANEL 14.21 ...... 162 [email protected] Coles, Romand - PANEL 21.17 ...... 129 [email protected] Cordner, Alissa - PANEL 02.05 ...... 93 [email protected] PANEL 13.01 ...... 61 PANEL 22.08 ...... 141 Collingwood, Loren - Corrigan, Rose - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 19.06 ...... 163 PANEL 25.01 ...... 142 PANEL 25.08 ...... 91

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

Cortright Jr., Lawrence - Culbert, Gar - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 20.06 ...... 163 PANEL 24.03 ...... 131 Cotton, Simon - PANEL 24.04 ...... 142 [email protected] Culver, Adam - PANEL 14.03 ...... 126 [email protected] Cottrell, Patrick PANEL 13.11 ...... 112 PANEL 06.01 ...... 83 Cummins, Jeff - Cottrill, James - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 22.06 ...... 104 PANEL 09.01 ...... 60 Currie Sivek, Susan - Courtemanche, Eleanor - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 23.01 ...... 131 PANEL 12.15 ...... 74 Curtis, William - Craig, Carolyn - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 13.14 ...... 171 PANEL 03.05 ...... 94 Cushnie, Lawrence - PANEL 03.11 ...... 134 [email protected] Crespin, Michael - PANEL 11.03 ...... 123 [email protected] Dahl, Adam - PANEL 09.03 ...... 41 [email protected] Crisp, Brian - PANEL 12.04 ...... 73 [email protected] Dalton, Dennis - PANEL 01.05 ...... 81 [email protected] Cronin, Thomas - PANEL 13.07 ...... 99 tom.cronin@colorado Dancey, Logan - college.edu [email protected] PANEL 04.01 ...... 58 PANEL 09.02 ...... 85 Crowley, Don - PANEL 09.07 ...... 110 [email protected] Daniels, R. Steven - PANEL 08.03 ...... 84 [email protected] Cruikshank, Barbara - PANEL 20.06 ...... 163 cruiksha@polsci. umass.edu PANEL 24.05 ...... 175 PANEL 12.05 ...... 86 Danielson, Caroline - [email protected]

PANEL 20.01 ...... 44

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

Das, Runa - Debrix, Francois - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 06.06 ...... 40 PANEL 02.13 ...... 47 PANEL 06.11 ...... 58 PANEL 13.18 ...... 136 PANEL 25.07 ...... 91 DeFrancesco Soto, Victoria - Daum, Courtenay - [email protected] courtenay.daum@ PANEL 19.02 ...... 43 colostate.edu DeLeo, Robert - PANEL 08.09 ...... 158 [email protected] David, Charles-Philippe - PANEL 09.01 ...... 60 david.charles- DeMasters, Megan - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 06.09 ...... 168 PANEL 03.03 ...... 39 Davies, Ann - DeNicolo, Martin - [email protected] martin.denicolo@ PANEL 14.12 ...... 63 colorado.edu Davis, Charles - PANEL 13.18 ...... 136 [email protected] Dense, Jeff - PANEL 03.02 ...... 82 [email protected] PANEL 03.08 ...... 57 PANEL 22.06 ...... 104 Davis, George - DeSart, Jay - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 02.14 ...... 156 PANEL 24.04 ...... 142 Davis, Sandra - DeShazo, Jessica, - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 03.02 ...... 82 PANEL 03.01 ...... 69 PANEL 03.03 ...... 39 DeSipio, Louis - Davis, Wendy - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 05.04 ...... 95 PANEL 18.03 ...... 138 Destler, Katharine - Davisson, Amber - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 18.02 ...... 77 PANEL 13.04 ...... 74 de Vreese, Claes - PANEL 19.05 ...... 138

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

Deylami, Shirin - Disch, Lisa - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 13.07 ...... 99 PANEL 13.09 ...... 52 Dhungana, Ritu - PANEL 14.16 ...... 172 [email protected] PANEL 14.20 ...... 150 PANEL 25.05 ...... 56 PANEL 25.02 ...... 91 Dias, Clarissa - Djupe, Paul - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 01.09 ...... 155 PANEL 19.04 ...... 128 Dias, Elsa - Dobard, John - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 23.03 ...... 153 PANEL 13.16 ...... 99 Dichio, Michael - Dodd, Lawrence - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 08.04 ...... 50 PANEL 09.03 ...... 41 Dickenson, Matthew - Dolgert, Stefan - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 06.03 ...... 168 PANEL 12.12 ...... 170 Dienstag, Joshua - PANEL 13.22 ...... 62 dienstag@polisci. Dominguez, Casey - ucla.edu caseydominguez@ PANEL 02.11 ...... 57 sandiego.edu Dilling, Lisa - PANEL 04.04 ...... 82 PANEL 03.10 ...... 47 Donavan, Janet - Dilts, Andrew - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 10.03 ...... 73 PANEL 14.04 ...... 137 Dondero, Russ - DiSarro, Brian - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 11.03 ...... 123 PANEL 22.01 ...... 115 Dow, Douglas - PANEL 22.02 ...... 129 [email protected] PANEL 22.03 ...... 66 PANEL 07.07 ...... 71 PANEL 12.06 ...... 98

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

Drake, Anna - Elkins, Jeremy - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.06 ...... 150 PANEL 14.23 ...... 151 PANEL 14.22 ...... 172 Ellis, Richard - Duerst-Lahti, Georgia - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 04.07 ...... 145 PANEL 25.07 ...... 91 PANEL 15.03 ...... 76 Duff, Brian - Emerson, Blake - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.08 ...... 171 PANEL 14.18 ...... 114 Duong, Kevin - Endersby, James - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 16.03 ...... 100 PANEL 10.03 ...... 73 Durr, Brandon - PANEL 10.04 ...... 97 PANEL 09.07 ...... 110 Engelmann, Stephen - Duvanova, Dinissa - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 12.15 ...... 74 PANEL 01.13 ...... 68 England, Lynn - Ecevit, Yuksel - PANEL 15.07 ...... 127 [email protected] Engster, Daniel - PANEL 05.07 ...... 83 [email protected] Edwards, Renee - PANEL 13.26 ...... 88 [email protected] PANEL 20.08 ...... 102 PANEL 06.02 ...... 108 Engstrom, Erik - Einspahr, Jennifer - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 09.02 ...... 85 PANEL 25.02 ...... 91 PANEL 09.03 ...... 41 Elder, Mandy - Enright, Theresa - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 26.01 ...... 116 PANEL 22.05 ...... 90 Eldridge, Samantha - Eriksson, Anna-Karin - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 18.03 ...... 138 PANEL 15.04 ...... 64 Elías, María Verónica - Ernst, Rose - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 07.02 ...... 109 PANEL 16.03 ...... 100 PANEL 18.06 ...... 152 190 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page

Esparza, Diego - Ferguson, Kennan - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 01.08 ...... 120 PANEL 13.03 ...... 111 Euben, Peter - PANEL 13.24 ...... 87 [email protected] PANEL 14.09 ...... 52 PANEL 12.03 ...... 124 Ferguson, Kathy - Evans, Eleanor [email protected] PANEL 06.01 ...... 83 PANEL 13.09 ...... 52 Evans, John - PANEL 14.05 ...... 62 [email protected] Ferguson, Michaele - PANEL 12.09 ...... 135 Michaele.Ferguson@ PANEL 12.14 ...... 86 colorado.edu Everett, Jana - PANEL 13.10 ...... 136 [email protected] PANEL 25.05 ...... 56 PANEL 16.02 ...... 65 Fetzer, Joel - Fagan, Charles - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 05.08 ...... 122 PANEL 06.09 ...... 168 PANEL 22.07 ...... 164 Farenga, Dante - Field, Samuel - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 26.01 ...... 116 PANEL 18.03 ...... 138 Fariss, Christopher - Figueroa, Carlos - PANEL 06.01 ...... 83 [email protected] Farrar-Myers, Victoria - PANEL 15.06 ...... 88 [email protected] Fischel, Joseph - PANEL 04.01 ...... 58 [email protected] PANEL 04.04 ...... 82 PANEL 17.02 ...... 77 Fedotov, Egor - PANEL 17.05 ...... 152 [email protected] Fisher, Patrick - PANEL 01.02 ...... 133 [email protected] Feit, Mario - PANEL 24.03 ...... 131 [email protected] PANEL 24.05 ...... 175 PANEL 13.04 ...... 74 Fisher, Shauna - PANEL 13.12 ...... 160 [email protected] Feldt, Alex - PANEL 17.02 ...... 77 [email protected] PANEL 02.06 ...... 68 191 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page

Fisk, Jonathan - Foyou, Viviane - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 03.07 ...... 121 PANEL 20.02 ...... 54 Flores, Henry - Frack, Lisa - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 05.08 ...... 122 PANEL 27.02 ...... 132 Flye, Rayna - Franceschet, Susan - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 19.06 ...... 163 PANEL 25.08 ...... 91 Fogg Davis, Heath - Franco, Anna B. - [email protected] PANEL 21.03 ...... 44 PANEL 16.03 ...... 100 Frankland, Erich - PANEL 16.04 ...... 151 efrankland@ Forbis Jr, Robert - caspercollege.edu [email protected] PANEL 01.04 ...... 46 PANEL 03.02 ...... 82 Franklin Fowler, Erika - PANEL 03.03 ...... 39 [email protected] PANEL 03.13 ...... 156 PANEL 10.03 ...... 73 Foreman, Sean - PANEL 10.04 ...... 97 [email protected] Frederiksen, Jens - PANEL 24.04 ...... 142 jens.frederiksen@ Forman, Michael - vanderbilt.edu [email protected] PANEL 14.20 ...... 150 PANEL 05.10 ...... 108 Fredette, Jennifer - PANEL 13.04 ...... 74 [email protected] Foster, Donald - PANEL 08.01 ...... 169 [email protected] Frkovich, James - PANEL 23.05 ...... 116 [email protected] Fowler, Derek - PANEL 01.04 ...... 46 [email protected] Fulmer, Amanda - PANEL 21.10 ...... 140 [email protected] Fox, Stacy - PANEL 08.01 ...... 169 [email protected] Gaboury, Jennifer - PANEL 09.07 ...... 110 [email protected] PANEL 13.04 ...... 74 PANEL 25.05 ...... 56

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

Gabrielson, Teena - Gardner, Kimberly - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 02.01 ...... 120 PANEL 11.01 ...... 85 PANEL 02.05 ...... 93 Gardner, Stewart - Gados, Alicja - stewartgardner@ [email protected] boisestate.edu PANEL 22.05 ...... 90 PANEL 14.21 ...... 162 Gaffney, Amber - Gellers, Joshua - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 11.01 ...... 85 PANEL 03.11 ...... 134 Gaines, Brian - Gen, Sheldon - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 09.02 ...... 85 PANEL 20.03 ...... 65 PANEL 09.04 ...... 72 PANEL 20.05 ...... 78 Galambos, Peter - PANEL 20.06 ...... 163 [email protected] Genovese, Michael - PANEL 12.07 ...... 124 [email protected] Galisanka, Andrius - PANEL 04.01 ...... 58 andrius_galisanka@ PANEL 04.06 ...... 121 berkeley.edu Gerencser, Steven - PANEL 12.17 ...... 148 [email protected] Gallagher, Megan - PANEL 13.15 ...... 149 [email protected] Geron, Kim - PANEL 12.07 ...... 124 [email protected] Garcia, Rogelio - PANEL 21.02 ...... 173 [email protected] PANEL 23.02 ...... 141 PANEL 04.04 ...... 82 Ghatak, Sambuddha - Garcia, Ryan - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 06.03 ...... 168 PANEL 26.01 ...... 116 Ghosh, Cyril - Garcia, Sergio - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 17.01 ...... 43 PANEL 21.07 ...... 89 Giglio, Ernest - Garcia-Castanon, Marcela - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 21.06 ...... 78 PANEL 05.04 ...... 95 PANEL 21.17 ...... 129 193 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page

Gill, Rebecca - Gonzalez, George - [email protected] george.gonzalez@ PANEL 08.09 ...... 158 miami.edu Gillman, Howard - PANEL 03.13 ...... 156 [email protected] PANEL 06.08 ...... 146 PANEL 08.02 ...... 40 PANEL 06.10 ...... 134 Gimbel, Edward - Gonzalez, Ben - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.10 ...... 42 PANEL 21.07 ...... 89 Glezos, Simon - Gordon, Jane - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 06.12 ...... 122 PANEL 21.20 ...... 153 PANEL 13.11 ...... 112 Gowder, Paul - Godbey, Samantha - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 13.13 ...... 52 PANEL 25.05 ...... 56 Graber, Mark - Godrej, Farah - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 08.02 ...... 40 PANEL 12.21 ...... 159 Graf, Sinja - PANEL 13.07 ...... 99 [email protected] Gokcek, Gigi - PANEL 12.01 ...... 42 [email protected] Grant, Judith - PANEL 06.09 ...... 168 [email protected] PANEL 06.10 ...... 134 PANEL 07.06 ...... 59 Goldstein, Joshua - PANEL 13.09 ...... 52 [email protected] Grant, Paul - PANEL 14.02 ...... 125 [email protected] Golub, Mark - PANEL 22.06 ...... 104 [email protected] Gray, Sean - PANEL 12.04 ...... 73 [email protected] PANEL 12.09 ...... 135 PANEL 13.12 ...... 160 Gomez, Adam - Gray, Stuart - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 13.14 ...... 171 PANEL 12.12 ...... 170 Gonzalez, Alfredo - [email protected] PANEL 21.17 ...... 129 194 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page

Green, Marcus - Guehlstorf, Nicholas - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 21.06 ...... 78 PANEL 03.03 ...... 39 Green, Paul - PANEL 03.08 ...... 57 [email protected] Guerrero, Mario - PANEL 22.04 ...... 55 [email protected] Greene, Jeffrey - PANEL 10.05 ...... 148 [email protected] Gundogdu, Ayten - PANEL 22.01 ...... 115 [email protected] PANEL 22.02 ...... 129 PANEL 13.16 ...... 99 Greenfest, Seth - Gunnell, John - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 08.03 ...... 84 PANEL 12.13 ...... 61 Greer, James - Gupta-Carlson, Himanee - [email protected] himanee.gupta- PANEL 15.01 ...... 53 [email protected] PANEL 15.03 ...... 76 PANEL 21.06 ...... 78 Grendstad, Gunnar - Gutierrez, Jose - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 08.12 ...... 109 PANEL 21.16 ...... 79 Gritter, Matthew - Gutterman, David A. - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 21.16 ...... 79 PANEL 13.14 ...... 171 Gronke, Paul - Guy, Brian - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 09.04 ...... 72 PANEL 25.07 ...... 91 Grose, Christian - Hacker-Cordon, Casiano - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 04.04 ...... 82 PANEL 13.06 ...... 112 Grove, Jairus - Hackett, Justin - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 06.12 ...... 122 PANEL 11.01 ...... 85 Grummel, John - PANEL 19.04 ...... 128 [email protected] Haigh, Matthew - PANEL 21.08 ...... 45 [email protected] PANEL 03.05 ...... 94

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

Hall, Cheryl - Hancock, Ange-Marie - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 02.07 ...... 144 PANEL 21.18 ...... 164 PANEL 02.09 ...... 155 Hand, Laura - Hall, Ian - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 18.04 ...... 89 PANEL 07.03 ...... 157 Handley, Lauren - Hall, Thad - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.23 ...... 151 PANEL 09.02 ...... 85 Hanewicz, Cheryl - PANEL 09.03 ...... 41 [email protected] PANEL 09.04 ...... 72 PANEL 15.07 ...... 127 Hallenbrook, Christopher - Hansen, Kenneth - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.23 ...... 151 PANEL 18.01 ...... 101 Hallett, Brien - Hanson, Brian - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 04.03 ...... 48 PANEL 05.04 ...... 95 Hallstrom, Lars - Haraguchi, Koji - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 22.05 ...... 90 PANEL 11.02 ...... 60 Haltom, William - Harper, Robin - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 08.02 ...... 40 PANEL 05.06 ...... 70 PANEL 10.05 ...... 148 PANEL 05.07 ...... 83 Hames-Garcia, Michael - Harrison, Brian - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 17.01 ...... 43 PANEL 17.04 ...... 173 Hamington, Maurice - Hartsock, Nancy - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 13.26 ...... 88 PANEL 05.10 ...... 108 Hammond, Jesse - Hausegger, Lori - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 06.02 ...... 108 PANEL 08.09 ...... 158 Hanagan, Nora - PANEL 08.12 ...... 109 [email protected] PANEL 14.04 ...... 137 196 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page

Havercroft, Jonathan - Heikkila, Tanya - [email protected] Tanya.Heikkila@ PANEL 14.24 ...... 76 ucdenver.edu Hawkesworth, Mary - PANEL 03.10 ...... 47 [email protected] Hejny, Jessica - PANEL 07.02 ...... 109 [email protected] PANEL 07.07 ...... 71 PANEL 02.08 ...... 81 PANEL 25.02 ...... 91 PANEL 13.19 ...... 160 Hawley, Thomas - Heldman, Caroline - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 12.20 ...... 135 PANEL 04.01 ...... 58 PANEL 13.11 ...... 112 PANEL 04.05 ...... 107 PANEL 14.02 ...... 125 Heller, Matthew - Hayes, Danny - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 02.09 ...... 155 PANEL 10.06 ...... 135 Hellwege, Julia - Haynes, Chris - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 09.06 ...... 147 PANEL 19.02 ...... 43 Hendriks, Henriet - PANEL 21.04 ...... 66 [email protected] Hebron, Lui - PANEL 24.04 ...... 142 [email protected] Hennigar, Matt - PANEL 01.10 ...... 167 [email protected] Hedlund, David - PANEL 08.12 ...... 109 David Hedlund Henry, Charles - PANEL 09.01 ...... 60 [email protected] Hedlund, Ronald - PANEL 27.01 ...... 104 [email protected] Hernandez, Jesus - PANEL 09.01 ...... 60 [email protected] Heeg, Jennifer - PANEL 15.01 ...... 53 jennifer.heeg@qatar. Hernandez, Paul - tamu.edu [email protected] PANEL 25.05 ...... 56 PANEL 01.08 ...... 120 Heidt-Forsythe, Erin - [email protected] PANEL 25.03 ...... 165

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

Herron, Erik - Hoffer, Katherine - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 01.12 ...... 105 PANEL 03.02 ...... 82 PANEL 07.07 ...... 71 Hogg, Michael - PANEL 09.06 ...... 147 PANEL 11.01 ...... 85 Heying, Charles - Holland, Breena - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 22.05 ...... 90 PANEL 02.01 ...... 120 Hiebert, Maureen - PANEL 02.09 ...... 155 [email protected] PANEL 02.16 ...... 144 PANEL 14.02 ...... 125 Holman, Mirya - Higgs, Eric - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 03.07 ...... 121 PANEL 02.16 ...... 144 PANEL 03.10 ...... 47 Hildreth, Anne - PANEL 25.03 ...... 165 [email protected] Holyoke, Thomas - PANEL 19.04 ...... 128 [email protected] Hill, Samantha - PANEL 22.06 ...... 104 [email protected] Honig, Bonnie - PANEL 12.22 ...... 170 [email protected] Hindman, Matthew - PANEL 13.03 ...... 111 [email protected] PANEL 13.08 ...... 149 PANEL 17.02 ...... 77 Horn, Lindsay - Hirsch, Alexander - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 01.14 ...... 143 PANEL 12.20 ...... 135 HoSang, Daniel - PANEL 13.08 ...... 149 [email protected] Hoard, Season - PANEL 15.03 ...... 76 [email protected] PANEL 15.04 ...... 64 PANEL 25.08 ...... 91 PANEL 23.02 ...... 141 Hodges, Heather - Hossainzadeh, Nura - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 03.08 ...... 57 PANEL 13.07 ...... 99 Hoeft, Torrance - [email protected] PANEL 09.05 ...... 50

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

Howard, Emily - Hussey, Wesley - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 02.07 ...... 144 PANEL 22.01 ...... 115 Hrebenar, Ronald - PANEL 22.02 ...... 129 [email protected] Hutcherson, Donald - PANEL 11.01 ...... 85 PANEL 21.08 ...... 45 PANEL 11.02 ...... 60 Hwang, Sunghye - Hsiu-Yu, Fan - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 11.02 ...... 60 PANEL 05.03 ...... 145 Hyde, Mark - Hsueh, Vicki - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 23.04 ...... 165 PANEL 12.11 ...... 159 Iglesias, Amanda I. - PANEL 13.16 ...... 99 [email protected] Huckle, Kiku - PANEL 21.03 ...... 44 [email protected] Ignatov, Anatoli - PANEL 21.08 ...... 45 [email protected] Huefner, Robert - PANEL 02.11 ...... 57 [email protected] Ignatova, Jacqui - PANEL 22.01 ...... 115 [email protected] PANEL 22.02 ...... 129 PANEL 02.12 ...... 38 Hughes, Nicole - Imai, Kunihiko - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 06.12 ...... 122 PANEL 06.06 ...... 40 Hultgren, John - Ince, Onur - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 02.07 ...... 144 PANEL 12.01 ...... 42 Humphrey, Mathew - Ingram, James - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 02.08 ...... 81 PANEL 12.16 ...... 125 Hunt, Grace - Ingram, Matthew - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 13.08 ...... 149 PANEL 01.09 ...... 155 Hunt, Stacey - Isoke, Zenzele - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 17.01 ...... 43 PANEL 16.03 ...... 100 PANEL 25.01 ...... 142 199 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page

Jackson, Jeff - Johnson, Richard - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.23 ...... 151 PANEL 06.09 ...... 168 Jackson, Michael - Johnson, Susan - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 04.03 ...... 48 PANEL 23.04 ...... 165 Jacobson, Robin - Johnston, Steven - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 05.02 ...... 107 PANEL 13.10 ...... 136 Jang, Jiho - Johnston, Steven - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 03.05 ...... 94 PANEL 14.10 ...... 42 Jarvis, Matthew - Jose, Betcy - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 24.02 ...... 90 PANEL 16.02 ...... 65 PANEL 24.03 ...... 131 Joseph, Sairah - Jelen, Ted - [email protected] PANEL 25.08 ...... 91 PANEL 26.01 ...... 116 Jeong, Sarang - Julius, Michael - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 05.03 ...... 145 PANEL 04.04 ...... 82 Jo, Suyeon - Junn, Jane - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 22.05 ...... 90 PANEL 05.09 ...... 146 Johnson, James - PANEL 21.04 ...... 66 [email protected] Jurek, Steven - PANEL 13.19 ...... 160 [email protected] PANEL 14.22 ...... 172 PANEL 23.05 ...... 116 Johnson, Joel - Justice, Jr., Mark - joel.johnson@colostate- [email protected] pueblo.edu PANEL 18.03 ...... 138 PANEL 01.05 ...... 81 Kakizaki, Masaki - Johnson, Martin - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 01.02 ...... 133 PANEL 19.03 ...... 102

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

Kalaf-Hughes, Nicole - Kaufman-Osborn, Timothy - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 21.07 ...... 89 PANEL 14.05 ...... 62 Kaneti, Marina - Kawar, Leila - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 05.03 ...... 145 PANEL 08.01 ...... 169 PANEL 05.06 ...... 70 Kear, Andrew - Kang, Minah - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 03.02 ...... 82 PANEL 03.05 ...... 94 PANEL 03.06 ...... 94 Kapur, Natalie - Keating, Christine (Cricket) - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 08.08 ...... 97 PANEL 14.05 ...... 62 Karlsson, Rasmus - PANEL 17.03 ...... 101 [email protected] PANEL 17.04 ...... 173 PANEL 15.04 ...... 64 Kellner, Doug - PANEL 20.02 ...... 54 [email protected] Karpowitz, Chris - PANEL 10.07 ...... 98 [email protected] Kelly, Dimitri - PANEL 19.06 ...... 163 [email protected] Kasli, Zeynep - PANEL 10.04 ...... 97 [email protected] Kelly, Sean - PANEL 05.01 ...... 40 [email protected] Kassop, Nancy - PANEL 09.01 ...... 60 [email protected] PANEL 09.04 ...... 72 PANEL 04.01 ...... 58 Kelly, Terrence - PANEL 04.03 ...... 48 [email protected] Kaswan, Mark - PANEL 12.17 ...... 148 [email protected] Kelso, Abby - PANEL 14.20 ...... 150 [email protected] Katsiaficas, George - PANEL 18.06 ...... 152 [email protected] Kelso, Mark - PANEL 10.07 ...... 98 [email protected] Kaufman, Alexander - PANEL 03.04 ...... 105 [email protected] PANEL 04.06 ...... 121 PANEL 12.17 ...... 148

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

Kemerli, Pınar - Kimball Damman, Erin - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 12.09 ...... 135 PANEL 01.04 ...... 46 Keys, Patrick - King, James - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 01.04 ...... 46 PANEL 04.04 ...... 82 Khan, Sahar - King, Kristy - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 12.18 ...... 111 PANEL 12.14 ...... 86 Khoury, Nadim - King, M. Dawn - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.02 ...... 125 PANEL 03.05 ...... 94 Kiggins, Ryan - PANEL 03.12 ...... 167 [email protected] Kingsbury, Donald - PANEL 07.01 ...... 96 [email protected] Killion, Kelli - PANEL 12.20 ...... 135 [email protected] Kinney, Dick - PANEL 26.01 ...... 116 [email protected] Kim, Diana - PANEL 22.01 ...... 115 [email protected] PANEL 22.02 ...... 129 PANEL 17.05 ...... 152 Kirkpatrick, Jennet - Kim, Juman - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 12.04 ...... 73 PANEL 13.18 ...... 136 PANEL 13.20 ...... 61 Kim, Kyoung-eun - Kirsch, Robert - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 18.02 ...... 77 PANEL 02.13 ...... 47 Kim, Kyunghwan - Klein, Peter - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 03.11 ...... 134 PANEL 22.08 ...... 141 Kim, Soon Yang - Klepetar, Dillon - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 05.02 ...... 107 PANEL 03.04 ...... 105 Kim, Sunhyuk - Klimovich, Kristina - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 06.04 ...... 49 PANEL 11.02 ...... 60

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

Knowles, Helen - Kraybill, Jeanine - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 08.02 ...... 40 PANEL 22.07 ...... 164 PANEL 08.04 ...... 50 Krueger, James - Kobayashi, Tetsuro - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 19.03 ...... 102 PANEL 10.01 ...... 41 Kula, Eric - Koenig, Biko - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.01 ...... 113 PANEL 02.12 ...... 38 Kuppers, Amanda - Koger, Gregory - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 05.08 ...... 122 PANEL 09.03 ...... 41 Kurtz, Rick - Kohn, Margaret - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 03.04 ...... 105 PANEL 13.06 ...... 112 PANEL 03.08 ...... 57 PANEL 14.12 ...... 63 kurz, joshua j. - Komine, Yukinori - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.11 ...... 63 PANEL 06.04 ...... 49 Kwak, Sun Young - Koomen, Jonneke - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 03.05 ...... 94 PANEL 25.05 ...... 56 Kwon, Mee Seon - Koontz, Tomas - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 26.01 ...... 116 PANEL 03.06 ...... 94 Lac, Ly - PANEL 03.10 ...... 47 [email protected] Korycki, Katarzyna - PANEL 22.03 ...... 66 [email protected] Lacasella, Louie - PANEL 17.03 ...... 101 [email protected] Kotef, Hagar - PANEL 26.01 ...... 116 [email protected] Lai, James - PANEL 12.16 ...... 125 [email protected] Kramer, Sina - PANEL 05.09 ...... 146 [email protected] PANEL 21.02 ...... 173 PANEL 14.08 ...... 171 PANEL 23.02 ...... 141

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

Lamb, Robert - Lawson, Fred - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 12.09 ...... 135 PANEL 01.03 ...... 38 PANEL 12.14 ...... 86 PANEL 01.11 ...... 57 Lane, Joseph - Lazerow, Jama - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 02.01 ...... 120 PANEL 10.07 ...... 98 PANEL 02.02 ...... 105 Le, Loan - Larson, Claudia, - [email protected] PANEL 09.01 ...... 60 PANEL 21.04 ...... 66 Lascher, Edward - Le, Tom - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 22.03 ...... 66 PANEL 06.04 ...... 49 PANEL 22.08 ...... 141 Leal, David - Latner, Mike - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 20.06 ...... 163 PANEL 01.10 ...... 167 Lecheler, Sophie - Lavariega-Monforti, Jessica - PANEL 19.05 ...... 138 [email protected] Lee, Hongchun - PANEL 21.03 ...... 44 [email protected] PANEL 21.09 ...... 103 PANEL 10.01 ...... 41 LaVenia, Peter - Lee, Kyung Min - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 13.24 ...... 87 PANEL 05.06 ...... 70 Lawless, Jennifer - Lee, Sang Wan - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 10.06 ...... 135 PANEL 15.02 ...... 64 Lawrence, Brianna - Lee, Taeku - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 01.06 ...... 93 PANEL 05.09 ...... 146 Lawrence, Jennifer - PANEL 21.04 ...... 66 [email protected] PANEL 02.06 ...... 68 Lawrence, Regina - [email protected] PANEL 10.05 ...... 148 PANEL 10.06 ...... 135 204 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page

Leebaw, Bronwyn - Ley, Aaron - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 02.06 ...... 68 PANEL 08.06 ...... 72 PANEL 12.18 ...... 111 PANEL 08.07 ...... 147 Leitch, David - Li, Yitan - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 12.03 ...... 124 PANEL 06.07 ...... 96 PANEL 12.04 ...... 73 Liebman, Bob - Leiter, Debra - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 10.07 ...... 98 PANEL 01.06 ...... 93 Lien, Pei-te - Lemieux, Scott - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 05.05 ...... 95 PANEL 08.03 ...... 84 PANEL 05.09 ...... 146 PANEL 08.09 ...... 158 PANEL 23.02 ...... 141 Leonard, Katherine - Lin, Tracy - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 26.01 ...... 116 PANEL 06.10 ...... 134 Leonard, Stephen - Lindgren, Eric - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 12.13 ...... 61 PANEL 24.02 ...... 90 Lepori, Matthew - Lindsay, Peter - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 03.12 ...... 167 PANEL 12.10 ...... 148 Leslie, Isis - Lipson, Daniel - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 12.03 ...... 124 PANEL 03.07 ...... 121 PANEL 14.10 ...... 42 PANEL 21.11 ...... 140 Levy, Dena - Little, Deborah - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 23.05 ...... 116 PANEL 20.08 ...... 102 Levy, Traci - Livingston, Alexander - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 20.08 ...... 102 PANEL 13.22 ...... 62 PANEL 14.24 ...... 76

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

Locas, Marie-Chantal - Lowndes, Joseph - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.25 ...... 127 PANEL 07.07 ...... 71 Lochner, Todd - PANEL 14.13 ...... 161 [email protected] PANEL 15.03 ...... 76 PANEL 08.07 ...... 147 Luan, Huibing - Lokaneeta, Jinee - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 01.07 ...... 143 PANEL 14.05 ...... 62 Luke, Timothy - PANEL 21.02 ...... 173 [email protected] London, Rosanne - PANEL 02.10 ...... 133 [email protected] PANEL 03.13 ...... 156 PANEL 18.05 ...... 114 PANEL 14.17 ...... 126 Long, Nicholas - Luton, Larry - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 24.02 ...... 90 PANEL 07.07 ...... 71 Lopez Salinas, Anabel - PANEL 18.01 ...... 101 [email protected] PANEL 27.03 ...... 119 PANEL 01.08 ...... 120 Luxon, Nancy - Lovato, Brian - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 13.20 ...... 61 PANEL 13.25 ...... 100 Lynch, Cecelia - Lovell, Jason - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 06.04 ...... 49 PANEL 26.01 ...... 116 PANEL 07.07 ...... 71 Lovrich, Nicholas - PANEL 12.18 ...... 111 [email protected] Macdonald, Bradley - PANEL 22.01 ...... 115 Bradley.Macdonald@ PANEL 22.02 ...... 129 ColoState.EDU Lowham, Elizabeth - PANEL 14.17 ...... 126 [email protected] Macfarlane, Emmett - PANEL 20.01 ...... 44 [email protected] PANEL 20.06 ...... 163 PANEL 08.10 ...... 123 Lowham, James - PANEL 08.12 ...... 109 [email protected] PANEL 20.06 ...... 163

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

MacIver, Corey - Makse, Todd - corey.maciver@politics.ox.ac.uk [email protected] PANEL 02.08 ...... 81 PANEL 09.02 ...... 85 Mackin, Glenn - Malecki, Michael - [email protected] PANEL 01.05 ...... 81 PANEL 14.18 ...... 114 Mallory, Chaone - Madden, Patrick - chaone.mallory@ [email protected] villanova.edu PANEL 12.10 ...... 148 PANEL 02.11 ...... 57 Madonna, Anthony - Maloy, Jason - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 09.03 ...... 41 PANEL 14.06 ...... 150 Maeshima, Kazuhiro - Maloyed, Christie - maeshima@koshigaya. [email protected] bunkyo.ac.jp PANEL 12.02 ...... 158 PANEL 10.01 ...... 41 Maness, Ryan - Maher, Kristen - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 06.05 ...... 156 PANEL 05.02 ...... 107 Manfredi, Zachary - PANEL 21.11 ...... 140 zachary.manfredi@ PANEL 25.08 ...... 91 berkeley.edu Maier, Mark - PANEL 14.20 ...... 150 [email protected] Manuel, Anne - PANEL 23.03 ...... 153 [email protected] Majdi Clark, Parissa - PANEL 14.08 ...... 171 [email protected] PANEL 14.09 ...... 52 PANEL 21.12 ...... 174 Manzano, Sylvia - Majic, Samantha - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 21.18 ...... 164 PANEL 20.07 ...... 139 Marichal, Jose - Majidzadeh, Lillian - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 21.14 ...... 103 PANEL 03.06 ...... 94 PANEL 21.17 ...... 129 Major, Mark - [email protected] PANEL 10.03 ...... 73

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

Marin, Mara - Marwah, Inder - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 12.12 ...... 170 PANEL 12.01 ...... 42 PANEL 13.23 ...... 75 Masin-Peters, Jonathan - Mariotti, Shannon - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 12.22 ...... 170 PANEL 12.02 ...... 158 Massoud, Mark - PANEL 12.22 ...... 170 [email protected] Markell, Patchen - PANEL 08.01 ...... 169 [email protected] Masters, Daniel - PANEL 12.08 ...... 110 [email protected] Marshall, Stephen - PANEL 06.03 ...... 168 [email protected] PANEL 06.08 ...... 146 PANEL 07.07 ...... 71 Mastracci, Sharon H. - PANEL 14.13 ...... 161 [email protected] Marshall, Gary - PANEL 18.06 ...... 152 [email protected] Masuoka, Natalie - PANEL 18.06 ...... 152 [email protected] Marso, Lori - PANEL 19.01 ...... 54 [email protected] PANEL 19.02 ...... 43 PANEL 14.12 ...... 63 PANEL 21.06 ...... 78 Martel, James - Mathiowetz, Dean - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.07 ...... 161 PANEL 12.05 ...... 86 Martinek, Wendy L. - PANEL 12.07 ...... 124 [email protected] Matsubayashi, Tetsuya - PANEL 01.09 ...... 155 TetsuyaMatsubayashi@ Martinez, Larry - unt.edu [email protected] PANEL 21.09 ...... 103 PANEL 06.05 ...... 156 Mattoon, Audrey - Martinez, Rubén - audrey.mattoon100@ [email protected] email.wsu.edu PANEL 21.01 ...... 139 PANEL 06.02 ...... 108 Martinez-Ebers, Valerie - Mayer, Lawrence - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 21.09 ...... 103 PANEL 01.06 ...... 93 PANEL 27.03 ...... 119 208 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page

Mayo, Andrea - McGrath, Robert - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 16.04 ...... 151 PANEL 18.02 ...... 77 Mazur, Amy - McGraw, Bridget - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 27.03 ...... 119 PANEL 26.01 ...... 116 McBeath, Jerry - McGuffey, Lucy - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 22.01 ...... 115 PANEL 16.02 ...... 65 PANEL 22.02 ...... 129 McIvor, David - McBride, Keally - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 13.03 ...... 111 PANEL 13.06 ...... 112 McKean, Benjamin - PANEL 13.07 ...... 99 [email protected] McCann, James - PANEL 12.01 ...... 42 [email protected] McKeen, Gayle - PANEL 05.08 ...... 122 [email protected] McCann, Michael - PANEL 13.08 ...... 149 [email protected] McKenzie, Jonathan - PANEL 08.01 ...... 169 [email protected] McCarthy, Susan - PANEL 12.10 ...... 148 [email protected] PANEL 12.22 ...... 170 PANEL 07.05 ...... 157 McKenzie, Mark - McClure, Kirstie - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 08.08 ...... 97 PANEL 12.15 ...... 74 PANEL 08.12 ...... 109 McCutcheon-Schour, Lyle - McKoy, Christopher - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 06.03 ...... 168 PANEL 13.13 ...... 52 McGlynn, Adam - McNitt, Andrew - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 21.09 ...... 103 PANEL 09.03 ...... 41 McGovern, Patrick - McQueen, Alison - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 01.07 ...... 143 PANEL 12.06 ...... 98 PANEL 14.17 ...... 126

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

McWilliams, Susan - Merolla, Jennifer - susan.mcwilliams@ [email protected] pomona.edu PANEL 09.07 ...... 110 Meadowcroft, James - PANEL 21.09 ...... 103 James_Meadowcroft@ PANEL 21.10 ...... 140 carleton.ca Merseth, Julie Lee - PANEL 02.10 ...... 133 [email protected] PANEL 20.03 ...... 65 PANEL 21.04 ...... 66 Meckstroth, Christopher - Metz, Tamara - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.22 ...... 172 PANEL 13.23 ...... 75 Medeiros, Jillian - PANEL 13.26 ...... 88 [email protected] Meyer, John - PANEL 21.08 ...... 45 [email protected] Medie, Peace - PANEL 02.13 ...... 47 PANEL 16.02 ...... 65 Meyerhoff, Eli - Medina Vidal, D. Xavier - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 13.09 ...... 52 PANEL 01.08 ...... 120 PANEL 13.25 ...... 100 Mehmet Celil, Celebi - Michaud, Kristy - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 01.02 ...... 133 PANEL 03.04 ...... 105 Meierhoff, Kristen - Michelson, Melissa - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 10.02 ...... 51 PANEL 17.04 ...... 173 Mendelberg, Tali - PANEL 21.03 ...... 44 [email protected] Michener, Jamila - PANEL 19.06 ...... 163 [email protected] Menzel, Annie - PANEL 21.11 ...... 140 [email protected] Mihic, Sophia - PANEL 14.10 ...... 42 [email protected] Mercieca, Jennifer - PANEL 12.05 ...... 86 [email protected] PANEL 12.15 ...... 74 PANEL 04.02 ...... 70

PANEL 04.06 ...... 121

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

Miller, Caleb - Mitchell, Ronald - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.21 ...... 162 PANEL 03.05 ...... 94 Miller, Char - PANEL 03.09 ...... 106 [email protected] Moeller, Megan - PANEL 12.06 ...... 98 [email protected] PANEL 14.19 ...... 137 PANEL 25.04 ...... 175 Miller, Kenneth - Mohyuddin, Ameena - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 04.05 ...... 107 PANEL 05.06 ...... 70 Miller, Peter - PANEL 05.07 ...... 83 [email protected] Monardi, Fred - PANEL 24.01 ...... 79 [email protected] Mills, Charles - PANEL 11.02 ...... 60 [email protected] Monroe, Nathan - PANEL 13.02 ...... 51 [email protected] Mink, Joseph - PANEL 09.03 ...... 41 [email protected] Moon, Alexander PANEL 12.02 ...... 158 [email protected] Miodek, Anais - PANEL 13.12 ...... 160 [email protected] Moore, Alfred - PANEL 15.03 ...... 76 [email protected] Mironesco, Monique - PANEL 14.18 ...... 114 [email protected] PANEL 14.22 ...... 172 PANEL 22.04 ...... 55 Moore, Matthew - Mishler, William - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 13.11 ...... 112 PANEL 27.03 ...... 119 Moran, Crawford - Mishra, Sangay - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 22.06 ...... 104 PANEL 21.02 ...... 173 Morefield, Jeanne - Misovic, Aleksandra - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 12.05 ...... 86 PANEL 26.01 ...... 116 PANEL 13.01 ...... 61 Mitchell, Charles - PANEL 13.06 ...... 112 [email protected]

PANEL 07.03 ...... 157 211 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page

Moreno Campos, Raul - Murthy, Hamsa - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 21.01 ...... 139 PANEL 14.15 ...... 162 Morgan, Ted (Edward) - Nackenoff, Carol - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 10.07 ...... 98 PANEL 03.12 ...... 167 Morin, Jason - PANEL 16.01 ...... 53 [email protected] Nalder, Kimberly - PANEL 21.18 ...... 164 [email protected] Morin, Robert - PANEL 19.01 ...... 54 [email protected] Napolean, Val - PANEL 22.01 ...... 115 PANEL 13.23 ...... 75 PANEL 22.02 ...... 129 Naranch, Laurie - Morton, Tabitha - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 12.08 ...... 110 PANEL 20.01 ...... 44 PANEL 14.12 ...... 63 Mosinger, Eric - Narasimhan, Angela - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 01.04 ...... 46 PANEL 08.06 ...... 72 Mueller, Justin - Nasirzadeh, Abouzar - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 13.25 ...... 100 PANEL 17.03 ...... 101 Mundel, Karsten - Nazara, Rachel - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 22.05 ...... 90 PANEL 13.25 ...... 100 Munson, Samuel - Nedelsky, Jennifer - [email protected] [email protected] state.edu PANEL 13.23 ...... 75 PANEL 26.01 ...... 116 PANEL 14.14 ...... 113 Murray, Leah - Neiheisel, Jacob - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 19.04 ...... 128 PANEL 11.01 ...... 85 Murray, Star - Nelson, Dana - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 05.10 ...... 108 PANEL 14.13 ...... 161

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

Nelson, John - Nokken, Timothy - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 13.05 ...... 87 PANEL 09.04 ...... 72 Nelson, Justin - PANEL 09.05 ...... 50 [email protected] Nordlund, Caroline - PANEL 10.04 ...... 97 [email protected] Nelson, Thomas - PANEL 21.16 ...... 79 [email protected] PANEL 23.02 ...... 141 PANEL 19.05 ...... 138 Nordquist, Michael - Newland, Sara - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 02.02 ...... 105 PANEL 01.07 ...... 143 PANEL 02.05 ...... 93 Newland, Sara - Norman, Kelly - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 24.01 ...... 79 PANEL 18.06 ...... 152 Ngaruiya, Katherine - Norris, Mikel - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 18.02 ...... 77 PANEL 06.03 ...... 168 Niayesh, Vahid - Norton, Noelle - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 06.08 ...... 146 PANEL 25.04 ...... 175 Nicholl-Lewandowski, Nora - Novak, Chloe - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 06.11 ...... 58 PANEL 26.01 ...... 116 Nichols, Curt - Novkov, Julie - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 04.06 ...... 121 PANEL 08.02 ...... 40 PANEL 08.03 ...... 84 PANEL 16.01 ...... 53 Nickel, Patricia - Nyenhuis, Robert - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.17 ...... 126 PANEL 01.14 ...... 143 Nicolescu Waggonner, Cristina - Odenbaugh, Jay - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 01.13 ...... 68 PANEL 02.16 ...... 144 Nishikawa, Katsuo - O'Doherty, Kieran - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 21.17 ...... 129 PANEL 14.22 ...... 172 213 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page

Olds, Christopher - Oskooii, Kassra - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 19.03 ...... 102 PANEL 19.02 ...... 43 Olney, Charles - Ostrom, Hans - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 12.06 ...... 98 PANEL 10.05 ...... 148 Olufs, Sid - Otobe, Nobutaka - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 18.01 ...... 101 PANEL 13.18 ...... 136 Omi, Keita - Otruba, Alexander - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 04.03 ...... 48 PANEL 12.10 ...... 148 Orchard, Charlene - Oxley, Zoe - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 07.07 ...... 71 PANEL 19.05 ...... 138 PANEL 18.03 ...... 138 Pachirat, Timothy - O'Regan, Valerie - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 02.12 ...... 38 PANEL 10.05 ...... 148 PANEL 07.06 ...... 59 Oren, Ido - PANEL 07.07 ...... 71 [email protected] Pachón, Mónica - PANEL 07.03 ...... 157 [email protected] PANEL 12.13 ...... 61 PANEL 01.12 ...... 105 Orlie, Melissa - Paden, Catherine - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.13 ...... 161 PANEL 21.12 ...... 174 Orr, Marion - Palmer, Carl - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 24.04 ...... 142 PANEL 19.01 ...... 54 Orr, Susan - Pantoja, Adrian - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 13.19 ...... 160 PANEL 05.04 ...... 95 PANEL 23.05 ...... 116 PANEL 21.09 ...... 103 Osborn, Tracy - Parent, Jonathan - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 22.03 ...... 66 PANEL 08.08 ...... 97

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

Park, Saemyi - Pérez, Efrén - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 21.02 ...... 173 PANEL 19.03 ...... 102 Parson, Sean - PANEL 19.06 ...... 163 [email protected] Petchesky, Rosalind - PANEL 02.12 ...... 38 [email protected] PANEL 02.15 ...... 69 PANEL 16.03 ...... 100 Partin, Daniel - Peterson, John - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 06.07 ...... 96 PANEL 09.03 ...... 41 Passavant, Paul - Peterson, Rolfe - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.01 ...... 113 PANEL 09.02 ...... 85 Patlan, Emiliana - PANEL 19.01 ...... 54 [email protected] Pettus, Katherine - PANEL 04.05 ...... 107 [email protected] Patterson-Tutschka, Monicka - PANEL 14.10 ...... 42 [email protected] Pevnick, Ryan - PANEL 12.11 ...... 159 [email protected] Pautz, Michelle - PANEL 14.15 ...... 162 [email protected] Phan, Bonnie - PANEL 03.08 ...... 57 [email protected] Pears, Emily - PANEL 26.01 ...... 116 [email protected] Phan, Ngoc - PANEL 12.14 ...... 86 [email protected] Peck, Felicia - PANEL 19.03 ...... 102 [email protected] PANEL 23.02 ...... 141 PANEL 02.05 ...... 93 Pickerill, J. Mitchell - Peden, Mindy - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 08.06 ...... 72 PANEL 13.06 ...... 112 Pinderhughes, Dianne - Peet, Jessica - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 05.09 ...... 146 PANEL 07.01 ...... 96 PANEL 27.01 ...... 104 Pemberton, Sarah - [email protected] PANEL 13.15 ...... 149 215 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page

Pineda, Erin - Pool, Heather - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 07.02 ...... 109 PANEL 13.03 ...... 111 Pion-Berlin, David - Porter, Karen A. - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 01.01 ...... 46 PANEL 10.05 ...... 148 PANEL 01.11 ...... 57 Prasad, Mahendra - PANEL 01.13 ...... 68 [email protected] Pirch, Kevin - PANEL 24.05 ...... 175 [email protected] Preuhs, Robert - PANEL 24.03 ...... 131 [email protected] PANEL 24.05 ...... 175 PANEL 21.10 ...... 140 Pivetti, Gail - Price, J. Ricky - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 12.03 ...... 124 PANEL 17.02 ...... 77 Plencner, Joshua - Price, Kimala - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.04 ...... 64 PANEL 25.03 ...... 165 Pludwin, Steven - Price, Sara - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 02.08 ...... 81 PANEL 14.23 ...... 151 Pluta, Anne - Pump, Barry - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 04.05 ...... 107 PANEL 20.03 ...... 65 Poe, Andrew - Queen, John - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 13.24 ...... 87 PANEL 23.03 ...... 153 Poletti, Brittany - Radheshwar, S. Jovian - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 03.03 ...... 39 PANEL 06.06 ...... 40 Ponce, Albert - Rahmani, Sina - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 05.05 ...... 95 PANEL 12.15 ...... 74 Pontuso, James - [email protected] PANEL 02.04 ...... 167

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

Ramakrishnan, Karthick - Reid, Julian - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 05.09 ...... 146 PANEL 14.25 ...... 127 PANEL 21.04 ...... 66 Reilly, David - PANEL 21.18 ...... 164 [email protected] Ramirez, Ricardo - PANEL 23.05 ...... 116 [email protected] Reilly, Jack - PANEL 21.18 ...... 164 [email protected] Rank, Allison - PANEL 01.06 ...... 93 [email protected] Reiner, Jason - PANEL 15.06 ...... 88 [email protected] Rast, III, David - PANEL 14.01 ...... 113 PANEL 11.01 ...... 85 PANEL 14.03 ...... 126 Rausch, John - Reyes, Sarah - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 22.03 ...... 66 PANEL 25.04 ...... 175 Raymond, Leigh - Rice, Kimberly - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 19.05 ...... 138 PANEL 08.03 ...... 84 Reams, Margaret - Richards, Mark - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 03.06 ...... 94 PANEL 03.02 ...... 82 Redhead, Mark - PANEL 03.04 ...... 105 [email protected] Richardson, Laura - PANEL 13.17 ...... 75 [email protected] Reed, David - PANEL 08.07 ...... 147 [email protected] Ricks, Boris - PANEL 02.09 ...... 155 [email protected] Reedy, Justin - PANEL 05.05 ...... 95 [email protected] PANEL 21.11 ...... 140 PANEL 05.04 ...... 95 Riddell, Troy - PANEL 21.17 ...... 129 [email protected] Rehfeld, Andrew - PANEL 08.12 ...... 109 [email protected] Riddlesperger, James - PANEL 14.16 ...... 172 [email protected] PANEL 04.04 ...... 82

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

Ridout, Travis - Rockman, Bert - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 10.04 ...... 97 PANEL 04.02 ...... 70 Rigstad, Mark - Rod, Alisa - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 12.06 ...... 98 PANEL 06.09 ...... 168 Rill, Leslie - Rodriquez, Elaine - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 24.03 ...... 131 PANEL 05.04 ...... 95 Rinfret, Sara - Rodriguez, Gilda - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 03.01 ...... 69 PANEL 05.01 ...... 40 PANEL 03.08 ...... 57 Rodriguez-Agiss, Diana - Ritner, Scott B. - drodriguezagiss- [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 12.20 ...... 135 PANEL 26.01 ...... 116 Robb, Alexander - Rogers, James - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 12.21 ...... 159 PANEL 08.03 ...... 84 Roberts, Christopher - PANEL 08.06 ...... 72 [email protected] Rogers, Melissa - PANEL 21.09 ...... 103 [email protected] Roberts, Jason - PANEL 01.01 ...... 46 [email protected] Rogers-Chapman, M. Felicity - PANEL 09.02 ...... 85 [email protected] Roberts, Patrick - PANEL 20.01 ...... 44 [email protected] PANEL 22.04 ...... 55 PANEL 07.04 ...... 49 Rogowski, Jon - Robinson, Christopher - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 09.02 ...... 85 PANEL 02.05 ...... 93 Rollins, Joe - Rocco, Raymond - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 17.05 ...... 152 PANEL 21.01 ...... 139 Rollo, Tobold - PANEL 21.20 ...... 153 [email protected] PANEL 12.20 ...... 135

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

Rosas, Alexander - Sager, Alexander - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 05.07 ...... 83 PANEL 05.03 ...... 145 Rose, Melody - Sainz, Jaime - [email protected] jsainz.santamaria@ PANEL 10.06 ...... 135 gmail.com Ross, Jon - PANEL 20.02 ...... 54 [email protected] Saldin, Robert - PANEL 17.04 ...... 173 [email protected] Rossello, Diego - PANEL 15.02 ...... 64 [email protected] Salim, Jonathan - PANEL 13.22 ...... 62 [email protected] Rothenstein, Rike - PANEL 26.01 ...... 116 [email protected] Salka, William - PANEL 03.04 ...... 105 [email protected] Routh, Stephen - PANEL 03.01 ...... 69 [email protected] PANEL 03.08 ...... 57 PANEL 09.02 ...... 85 PANEL 24.02 ...... 90 Rowe, James - Samnotra, Manu - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 02.09 ...... 155 PANEL 21.19 ...... 174 Rubenstein, Diane - Sampaio, Anna - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.07 ...... 161 PANEL 05.04 ...... 95 Rucki, Sheila - PANEL 05.06 ...... 70 [email protected] PANEL 21.20 ...... 153 PANEL 14.04 ...... 137 Sanborn, Howard - Russell, Chris - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 01.06 ...... 93 PANEL 18.03 ...... 138 Sanchez, Gabriel - Ryan, Josh - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 21.18 ...... 164 PANEL 09.05 ...... 50 PANEL 22.07 ...... 164 Sacco, Jennifer - [email protected] PANEL 25.04 ...... 175 PANEL 25.06 ...... 154 219 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page

Sanchez, Lisa - Schartmueller, Doris - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 21.10 ...... 140 PANEL 08.10 ...... 123 PANEL 22.07 ...... 164 Schattle, Hans - Sanchez-Youngman, Shannon - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 06.04 ...... 49 PANEL 21.10 ...... 140 Schecter, David - PANEL 21.18 ...... 164 [email protected] Sandberg, Billie - PANEL 03.01 ...... 69 [email protected] Scheurer, Kate - PANEL 18.04 ...... 89 [email protected] Sanders, Lynn - PANEL 25.03 ...... 165 [email protected] Schiff, Jacob - PANEL 14.14 ...... 113 [email protected] Sanders, Rachel - PANEL 14.14 ...... 113 [email protected] PANEL 14.24 ...... 76 PANEL 13.15 ...... 149 Schilling, Emily - Sander-Staudt, Maureen - [email protected] Maureen.Sander- PANEL 22.03 ...... 66 [email protected] Schlager, Edella - PANEL 13.26 ...... 88 [email protected] Sandoval, Claudia - PANEL 03.10 ...... 47 [email protected] Schlosberg, David - PANEL 05.05 ...... 95 [email protected] PANEL 21.11 ...... 140 PANEL 02.05 ...... 93 Santiago, Anne - PANEL 02.08 ...... 81 [email protected] PANEL 02.16 ...... 144 PANEL 06.02 ...... 108 PANEL 14.16 ...... 172 Sarvasy, Wendy - Schlosser, Joel - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 02.14 ...... 156 PANEL 12.12 ...... 170 Savell, Stephanie - Schmidt, Ronald - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 22.08 ...... 141 PANEL 05.05 ...... 95 Schaffer, Joby - PANEL 07.04 ...... 49 [email protected] PANEL 07.07 ...... 71 PANEL 19.04 ...... 128 220 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page

Schmidt, Jr., Ron - Schumann, Robert - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.12 ...... 63 PANEL 22.01 ...... 115 Schnakenberg, Keith - PANEL 22.02 ...... 129 [email protected] Schwartz-Shea, Peregrine - PANEL 06.01 ...... 83 [email protected] Schneider, Laura - PANEL 07.06 ...... 59 [email protected] PANEL 07.07 ...... 71 PANEL 25.03 ...... 165 PANEL 18.03 ...... 138 Schneider, Monica - Schwarz, Tanya - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 19.02 ...... 43 PANEL 12.18 ...... 111 Schnidman, Evan - Schwarze, Michelle - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 24.02 ...... 90 PANEL 12.07 ...... 124 Schofield, Norman - Scotece, Shannon - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 24.02 ...... 90 PANEL 11.03 ...... 123 Schortgen, Francis - Scotese, Shannon - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 01.03 ...... 38 PANEL 19.04 ...... 128 Schraufnagel, Scot - Scudder, Mary - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 09.03 ...... 41 PANEL 13.24 ...... 87 PANEL 11.01 ...... 85 Seckler, Kim - Schreiber, Ronnee - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 22.01 ...... 115 PANEL 25.01 ...... 142 PANEL 22.02 ...... 129 PANEL 25.06 ...... 154 Segura, Gary - PANEL 27.02 ...... 132 [email protected] Schuck, Andreas - PANEL 05.09 ...... 146 PANEL 19.05 ...... 138 Sellers, Abbylin - Schulman, Alex - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 21.10 ...... 140 PANEL 14.09 ...... 52 PANEL 14.21 ...... 162

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

Seth, Vanita - Shastri, Anand - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 12.01 ...... 42 PANEL 21.13 PANEL 12.16 ...... 125 Shefrin, Bruce - Settle, Allen - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 05.01 ...... 40 PANEL 09.01 ...... 60 Shelly, Bryan - Seward, Jeffrey - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 20.06 ...... 163 PANEL 01.14 ...... 143 Sher, Mindy - Shaffer, William - PANEL 01.05 ...... 81 [email protected] Shienbaum, Kim - PANEL 08.12 ...... 109 [email protected] Shafie, David - PANEL 06.05 ...... 156 [email protected] PANEL 06.10 ...... 134 PANEL 03.02 ...... 82 Shin, Ji-Hye - PANEL 03.06 ...... 94 [email protected] Shaker, Lee - PANEL 05.05 ...... 95 [email protected] Shipper, Joshua - PANEL 10.02 ...... 51 [email protected] PANEL 10.03 ...... 73 PANEL 12.07 ...... 124 Shanks, Torrey - Shirk, David - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 12.08 ...... 110 PANEL 26.01 ...... 116 PANEL 12.09 ...... 135 Shockley, Kenneth - Shapiro, Kam - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 02.16 ...... 144 PANEL 07.01 ...... 96 Shortell, Christopher - PANEL 13.21 ...... 161 [email protected] Shapiro, Matthew - PANEL 08.08 ...... 97 [email protected] Showden, Carisa - PANEL 03.05 ...... 94 [email protected] PANEL 03.09 ...... 106 PANEL 20.07 ...... 139 Shapiro, Michael - Shreve, Aaron - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 13.05 ...... 87 PANEL 06.10 ...... 134 PANEL 14.25 ...... 127 222 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page

Shugart, Matthew - Sircar, Althea - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 01.05 ...... 81 PANEL 02.11 ...... 57 PANEL 01.12 ...... 105 Skinner, Daniel - Shulman, George - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 12.08 ...... 110 PANEL 12.03 ...... 124 Skopek, Tracy - PANEL 14.13 ...... 161 [email protected] Sides, Jason - PANEL 22.01 ...... 115 [email protected] PANEL 22.02 ...... 129 PANEL 18.05 ...... 114 Skulley, Carrie - Siemers, David - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 21.04 ...... 66 PANEL 12.14 ...... 86 Slagter, Tracy - Sill, Kaitlyn - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 08.12 ...... 109 PANEL 08.08 ...... 97 Smith, Daniel - Silva, Andrea - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 01.05 ...... 81 PANEL 05.08 ...... 122 PANEL 01.12 ...... 105 Simien, Evelyn - Smith, Eric - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 27.01 ...... 104 PANEL 03.04 ...... 105 Simmons, Nathan - PANEL 03.06 ...... 94 [email protected] Smith, Linda - PANEL 06.11 ...... 58 [email protected] Simola, Sheldene - PANEL 05.03 ...... 145 [email protected] PANEL 21.12 ...... 174 PANEL 20.08 ...... 102 Smith, Michelle - Simon, Christopher A. - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 21.19 ...... 174 PANEL 22.01 ...... 115 Smith, Nicholas - PANEL 22.02 ...... 129 [email protected] Singh, Ajay - PANEL 01.04 ...... 46 [email protected] PANEL 03.10 ...... 47

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

Smith, Timothy - Stambough, Stephen - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 12.21 ...... 159 PANEL 23.04 ...... 165 Sokhey, Anand - Stanley, Sharon - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 09.05 ...... 50 PANEL 12.07 ...... 124 PANEL 19.04 ...... 128 Stanley, Stephanie - Sokoloff, William - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 26.01 ...... 116 PANEL 12.11 ...... 159 Stavrianos, Cynthia - Somma, Mark - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 25.06 ...... 154 PANEL 02.15 ...... 69 Steedman, Marek - Song, Sarah - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 16.01 ...... 53 PANEL 14.15 ...... 162 Stehr, Steven - Soss, Joe - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 20.03 ...... 65 PANEL 14.16 ...... 172 PANEL 20.05 ...... 78 Sparrow, Bartholomew - Steinman, Michael - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.02 ...... 64 PANEL 06.08 ...... 146 Spelman, Elizabeth - Stephan, Mark - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 13.23 ...... 75 PANEL 03.01 ...... 69 Spitzer, Scott - Stephens, Piers - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.02 ...... 64 PANEL 02.04 ...... 167 Staats, Joseph - PANEL 02.16 ...... 144 [email protected] Sterett, Susan - PANEL 01.09 ...... 155 [email protected] Stabrowski, Donald - PANEL 08.11 ...... 135 [email protected] PANEL 22.01 ...... 115 PANEL 22.02 ...... 129

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

Sterling, Rebekah - Super, Elizabeth - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 12.05 ...... 86 PANEL 05.02 ...... 107 Stetson, George - PANEL 07.04 ...... 49 [email protected] PANEL 18.03 ...... 138 PANEL 03.11 ...... 134 Surak, Sarah - PANEL 03.12 ...... 167 [email protected] Stow, Simon - PANEL 02.13 ...... 47 [email protected] Sussman, Gerald - PANEL 13.03 ...... 111 [email protected] PANEL 13.10 ...... 136 PANEL 06.08 ...... 146 Strach, Patricia - Swift, Clint - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 02.13 ...... 47 PANEL 22.03 ...... 66 PANEL 20.03 ...... 65 Szentkirályi, Levente - Streichler, Stuart - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.21 ...... 162 PANEL 08.10 ...... 123 Szymanski, Ann-Marie - Strickler, Jeremy - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.06 ...... 88 PANEL 15.03 ...... 76 PANEL 16.01 ...... 53 Strome, Stuart - Tampio, Nicholas - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 07.01 ...... 96 PANEL 12.17 ...... 148 Strong, Tracy - PANEL 14.11 ...... 63 [email protected] Tang, Yenmi - PANEL 12.15 ...... 74 [email protected] Suk, Mina - PANEL 26.01 ...... 116 [email protected] Taratoot, Cole - PANEL 13.08 ...... 149 [email protected] Sullivan, Kathleen - PANEL 08.07 ...... 147 [email protected] Tarnopolsky, Christina - PANEL 02.13 ...... 47 [email protected] Sullivan, Michael - PANEL 12.19 ...... 125 [email protected] PANEL 14.14 ...... 113 PANEL 05.01 ...... 40

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

Taylor III, Edwin - Thompson, Allen - [email protected] PANEL 02.16 ...... 144 PANEL 06.09 ...... 168 Thompson, Debra - Taylor, Jami - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 21.12 ...... 174 PANEL 18.02 ...... 77 Thompson, Nicolas - Taylor, Katrina - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 15.01 ...... 53 PANEL 11.03 ...... 123 Thorpe, Rebecca - Taylor, Kirstine - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 09.05 ...... 50 PANEL 15.04 ...... 64 Threadcraft, Shatema - Taylor, Liza - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 25.04 ...... 175 PANEL 16.04 ...... 151 Tichenor, Daniel - Temby, Owen - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 04.07 ...... 145 PANEL 03.13 ...... 156 Timmermans, Paul - PANEL 11.03 ...... 123 [email protected] PANEL 20.03 ...... 65 PANEL 12.11 ...... 159 Thames, Frank - Tiwari, Devesh - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 09.06 ...... 147 PANEL 01.12 ...... 105 PANEL 09.07 ...... 110 Toender, Lars - Thomas, Brian - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 12.18 ...... 111 PANEL 13.02 ...... 51 PANEL 12.19 ...... 125 Thomas, Clive - Tollestrup, Jessica - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 11.02 ...... 60 PANEL 25.04 ...... 175 Thomas, Gwynn - Tomashevskiy, Andrey - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 25.08 ...... 91 PANEL 06.02 ...... 108 Thomas, Megan - Towler, Christopher - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 12.02 ...... 158 PANEL 19.01 ...... 54

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

Towner, Terri - Ura, Joseph - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 19.05 ...... 138 PANEL 08.03 ...... 84 Traber, Rebecca - Urbano, Juan - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 26.01 ...... 116 PANEL 05.04 ...... 95 Tracy, Veronica - PANEL 17.04 ...... 173 [email protected] Valdini, Melody - PANEL 06.06 ...... 40 [email protected] Trautman, Linda - PANEL 01.05 ...... 81 [email protected] PANEL 10.06 ...... 135 PANEL 21.08 ...... 45 Valeriano, Brandon - Trinkunas, Harold - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 06.05 ...... 156 PANEL 01.04 ...... 46 Valls, Andrew - PANEL 01.11 ...... 57 [email protected] Trojan, Cody - PANEL 02.04 ...... 167 [email protected] PANEL 02.06 ...... 68 PANEL 15.01 ...... 53 PANEL 13.02 ...... 51 Tronto, Joan - Vamanu, Alina - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 13.26 ...... 88 PANEL 05.06 ...... 70 PANEL 16.03 ...... 100 Vamanu, Iulian, - Tucker, Justin - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 07.05 ...... 157 PANEL 03.06 ...... 94 van Doorn, Bas - Turner, Charles - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 10.02 ...... 51 PANEL 08.06 ...... 72 van Raemdonck, Dirk - Ugues, Jr., Antonio - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 04.02 ...... 70 PANEL 01.08 ...... 120 Vander Valk, Frank - Umayam, Hayley - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.11 ...... 63 PANEL 26.01 ...... 116

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Vanderbush, Walt - Voorhees, Matthew - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 06.07 ...... 96 PANEL 12.02 ...... 158 PANEL 06.08 ...... 146 PANEL 13.10 ...... 136 Vanderheiden, Steve - Wachspress, Megan - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 02.10 ...... 133 PANEL 12.06 ...... 98 PANEL 02.14 ...... 156 Wade, Michelle - PANEL 03.09 ...... 106 [email protected] Vaughn, Justin - PANEL 07.02 ...... 109 [email protected] Wadsworth, Nancy - PANEL 04.07 ...... 145 [email protected] PANEL 27.01 ...... 104 PANEL 16.02 ...... 65 Vázquez-Arroyo, Antonio - Waggoner, David - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.07 ...... 161 PANEL 17.03 ...... 101 Velez, Anne-Lise - Walhof, Darren - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 18.02 ...... 77 PANEL 13.14 ...... 171 Vick, Jason - PANEL 13.19 ...... 160 [email protected] Waligore, Timothy - PANEL 14.20 ...... 150 [email protected] Vidaurri, Aimee - PANEL 13.02 ...... 51 [email protected] Walker, Drew - PANEL 26.01 ...... 116 [email protected] Villa, Dana - PANEL 13.22 ...... 62 [email protected] Walker, Hannah - PANEL 13.23 ...... 75 [email protected] Vogel, Steven - PANEL 16.03 ...... 100 [email protected] Wallach, John - PANEL 02.16 ...... 144 [email protected] Volpp, Leti - PANEL 13.20 ...... 61 [email protected] Walsh, Denise - PANEL 14.15 ...... 162 [email protected] PANEL 16.04 ...... 151

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Waltenburg, Eric - Webber, Julie - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 08.12 ...... 109 PANEL 25.06 ...... 154 Warner, John - Weeks, Kathi - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 12.02 ...... 158 PANEL 13.21 ...... 161 Warnicke, Margaretha - Weinberger, Seth - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 16.04 ...... 151 PANEL 06.03 ...... 168 Warren, Dorian - Weiner, Brian - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 07.06 ...... 59 PANEL 14.01 ...... 113 PANEL 07.07 ...... 71 Weirich, Sarah - Warren, Mark - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 25.07 ...... 91 PANEL 14.06 ...... 150 Weiss, Meredith - Washick, Bonnie - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 17.03 ...... 101 PANEL 12.08 ...... 110 PANEL 17.04 ...... 173 Watanabe, Masahito - Weithman, Paul - masa.watanabe@ [email protected] imc.hokudai.ac.jp PANEL 12.17 ...... 148 PANEL 10.01 ...... 41 Weller, Nicholas - Watkins, David - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 19.06 ...... 163 PANEL 05.08 ...... 122 Wells, Jeremy - PANEL 08.03 ...... 84 [email protected] Watkins, Robert - PANEL 06.07 ...... 96 [email protected] Western, Shaina - PANEL 13.05 ...... 87 [email protected] Watson, Mary Virginia - PANEL 06.01 ...... 83 [email protected] White, Julie - PANEL 11.01 ...... 85 [email protected] Weatherford, Stephen - PANEL 20.08 ...... 102 [email protected] PANEL 04.02 ...... 70

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Whitehall, Geoffrey - Willerton, John - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.11 ...... 63 PANEL 01.07 ...... 143 PANEL 14.25 ...... 127 Williams, Brian - Whitehead, Jason - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 09.06 ...... 147 PANEL 08.04 ...... 50 Williams, Jean - PANEL 08.05 ...... 59 [email protected] Whiteman, David - PANEL 05.02 ...... 107 [email protected] Williams, Kelton - PANEL 03.07 ...... 121 PANEL 12.02 ...... 158 Whiteside, Kerry - Williams, Tiffany - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.16 ...... 172 PANEL 12.18 ...... 111 Whittington, Keith - Wills, Emily - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 08.02 ...... 40 PANEL 01.03 ...... 38 PANEL 08.04 ...... 50 Wilson, Bradley - Wiebe, Sarah - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 22.06 ...... 104 PANEL 14.25 ...... 127 Wilson, Christopher - Wiest, Sara - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 06.03 ...... 168 PANEL 19.05 ...... 138 Wilson, Harlan - Wildcat, Matthew - PANEL 02.02 ...... 105 [email protected] Wilson II, L.A. - PANEL 12.21 ...... 159 [email protected] Wilkenfeld, Gilad - PANEL 20.02 ...... 54 [email protected] Wilson, Patrick - PANEL 09.05 ...... 50 [email protected] Wilkerson, John - PANEL 03.03 ...... 39 [email protected] Wilson, Rick - PANEL 09.04 ...... 72 [email protected] PANEL 09.05 ...... 50 PANEL 27.03 ...... 119 Wilkerson, Michael - [email protected] PANEL 22.08 ...... 141 230 Participant Index Name, E-Mail Page / Name, E-Mail Page

Wilson, Tyler - Wright, Heather - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 26.01 ...... 116 PANEL 12.03 ...... 124 Winberg, Jessica - Wright, Wendy - [email protected] [email protected] nican.edu PANEL 14.08 ...... 171 PANEL 26.01 ...... 116 Wright-Phillips, Maja - Wineinger, Catherine - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 07.04 ...... 49 PANEL 26.01 ...... 116 Wurth, Albert - Wingrove, Elizabeth - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 02.10 ...... 133 PANEL 12.05 ...... 86 Yamin, Priscilla - PANEL 12.08 ...... 110 [email protected] PANEL 12.19 ...... 125 PANEL 15.03 ...... 76 Winter, Yves - PANEL 16.01 ...... 53 [email protected] Yanow, Dvora - PANEL 12.16 ...... 125 [email protected] Wohlers, Tony - PANEL 05.07 ...... 83 [email protected] PANEL 07.06 ...... 59 PANEL 20.01 ...... 44 PANEL 07.07 ...... 71 PANEL 20.05 ...... 78 Yap, Fiona - Wolters, Erika - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 01.13 ...... 68 PANEL 03.03 ...... 39 Yarish, Jasmine - Woodly, Deva - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 14.08 ...... 171 PANEL 10.02 ...... 51 Yates, Jeffrey - Woodward-Burns, Robinson - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 04.05 ...... 107 PANEL 12.04 ...... 73 PANEL 09.01 ...... 60 Worsham, Jeff - Ybarra, Vickie - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 20.02 ...... 54 PANEL 21.08 ...... 45 Wright, Amy - PANEL 22.07 ...... 164 [email protected]

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Yih Harvie, Jeanette - Zerzan, John - [email protected] PANEL 02.15 ...... 69 PANEL 21.02 ...... 173 Ziegler Rogers, Melissa - Yoder, Stephen - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 01.13 ...... 68 PANEL 22.07 ...... 164 Zielinska, Agnieszka - Youatt, Rafi - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 12.18 ...... 111 PANEL 02.06 ...... 68 Zimmerman, Arely - Young, Katherine - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 21.07 ...... 89 PANEL 02.11 ...... 57 Zinke, Robert C. - PANEL 05.10 ...... 108 [email protected] PANEL 14.17 ...... 126 PANEL 18.02 ...... 77 Young, Patricia - PANEL 18.06 ...... 152 [email protected] Zirakzadeh, Cyrus Ernesto - PANEL 01.13 ...... 68 [email protected] Zahedzadeh, Giti - PANEL 07.06 ...... 59 [email protected] PANEL 07.07 ...... 71 PANEL 24.03 ...... 131 PANEL 27.03 ...... 119 Zamalin, Alex - Zivi, Karen - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 13.17 ...... 75 PANEL 14.12 ...... 63 Zamora, Raquel - PANEL 25.03 ...... 165 [email protected] Zschirnt, Simon - PANEL 13.24 ...... 87 [email protected] Zarkin, Michael - PANEL 08.04 ...... 50 [email protected] Zubida, Hani - PANEL 15.02 ...... 64 [email protected] PANEL 20.07 ...... 139 PANEL 05.06 ...... 70 Zeigerman, Tomer Haim - Zuckerwise, Lena - [email protected] [email protected] PANEL 21.19 ...... 174 PANEL 13.18 ...... 136 Zerbe, Noah - PANEL 14.06 ...... 150 [email protected] PANEL 03.11 ...... 134 PANEL 03.12 ...... 167 232 PORTLAND DINING AND ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE

RESTAURANTS

There are few tasks more daunting than trying to write a restaurant guide for Portland. Put simply, the restaurants here are excellent. Those that are not, do not last long. Even some good ones don’t make it. The following restaurants are just the tip of the iceberg and you are unlikely to go wrong just wandering into any restaurant on NW 23rd, for example. The restaurant guide is organized by neighborhood to also give you a sense of the city. $- Cheap, under $15 $$- Moderate, $16-$30 $$$- Expensive, $31 and above

Waterfront/PSU This is the area closest to the Marriott. All of these restaurants are within easy walking distance, most within four or five blocks. There are some good culinary options here, but it is a little more limited than traveling just a little further on the Streetcar.

Veritable Quandary- 1220 SW 1st Ave. (503-227-7342), $$-$$$ Classic Portland restaurant, this place is very popular for lunch but also a good choice for dinner.

Carafe- 200 SW Market St. (503-248-0004), $$ Lovely French-bistro atmosphere with the food to go with it.

Murata- 200 SW Market St. (503-227-0080), $$ One of the best sushi restaurants in Portland, with authentic tatami rooms.

Tom’s 1st Ave Bento- 1236 SW 1st Ave. (503-241-3373), $ Cheap, tasty, and healthy bento for lunch.

McCormick & Schmick’s Harborside- 0309 SW Montgomery St. (503- 220-1865), $$-$$$ Beautiful waterfront views, good seafood, a little pricey.

Little River Café- 0315 SW Montgomery St. (503-227-2327), $ Great location overlooking the river for lunch or breakfast.

Pizza Schmizza Pub and Grub- 415 SW Montgomery St. (503-473-8119), $ Low-key pizza and beers from a local franchise.

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Pizzicato- 1708 SW 6th Ave. (503-227-5800), $ More pizza (a little better quality than Pizza Schmizza) and beers from another local franchise.

Café Yumm- 1806 SW 6th Ave. (503-226-9866), $ Rice bowls with their Yumm sauce for lunch.

Higgins- 1239 SW Broadway (503-222-9070), $$ One of the originators of the locavore movement, Higgins always serves seasonal, fresh meals excellently prepared.

Nel Centro- 1408 SW 6th Ave. (503-484-1099), $$ Enjoy the fire pits outside in the evening, they have a great happy hour and lots of light but tasty food.

Food carts, $ Lots of choices, close by, cheap and easy for lunch. See food cart write-up for more details.

Downtown Pioneer Square is the heart of downtown and is known as “Portland’s Living Room.” That doesn’t necessarily mean that it is Portland’s dining room, but there are some good (though higher-priced) options.

Portland City Grill- 111 SW 5th Ave. (503-450-0030), $$$ Restaurant at the top of a tall office tower with commanding views, but you pay for it. Fresh seafood with pan-Asian influences.

Jake’s Famous Crawfish- 401 SW 12th Ave. (503-226-1419), $$ Portland’s turn of the century landmark restaurant specializing in fish dishes.

Voodoo Doughnut- 22 SW 3rd Ave. (503-235-2666), $ Not recommended for a meal necessarily, but it is definitely a Portland institution. Think Maple Bacon doughnuts.

Mother’s Bistro & Bar- 409 SW 2nd Ave. (503-464-1122), $$ Best known for their breakfasts, but all meals are excellent here. Comfort food at its best.

Kenny & Zook’s Deli- 1038 SW Stark St. (503-222-3354), $ Traditional Jewish deli food done right.

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The Urban Farmer- 525 SW Morrison St., 8th Fl. (503-222-4900), $$$ Outstanding steakhouse that comes with a lovely location and eye- popping prices.

Saucebox- 214 SW Broadway, (503-241-3393), $$-$$$ Small plate Asian food with creative twists and a lively environment, particularly during happy hour.

South Park Seafood Grill&Wine Bar-901 SW Salmon St.(503-326-1300),$$-$$$ Some fine seafood and an excellent wine list make this a great place to linger.

The Pearl District Once you cross to the east of Burnside, you enter the Pearl District. Home to Powell’s Books and the Brewery Blocks, this area is an example of urban rejuvenation. It has transformed from a run-down industrial sector to home of many art galleries, shops, and excellent restaurants. Take some time to wander around and perhaps stop in at one of the many chocolatiers, local brewpubs, or distilleries.

Andina- 1314 NW Glisan St. (503-228-9535), $$$ Novo-Peruvian cuisine that is simply outstanding with some amazingly creative combinations in the tapas-style plates. Habanero flan, anyone?

Bluehour- 250 NW 13th Ave. (503-226-3394), $$$ Right across from Nike’s ad agency, Wieden+Kennedy, this place has both style and great food.

Kin Restaurant- 524 NW 14th Ave. (503-228-4546), $$ Relatively new restaurant serving Asian fusion to great reviews.

Piazza Italia- 1129 NW Johnson St. (503-478-0619), $$ Does the genuine Italian atmosphere make the food taste better or does the great food make the atmosphere more Italian? Hard to tell with this fun, family-owned place.

Giorgio’s Restaurant- 1131 NW Hoyt St. (503-221-1888), $$$ Another nice Italian restaurant in the Pearl, a little more upscale than Piazza Italia but still with good food. iOba!, 555 NW 12th Ave. (503-228-6161), $$$ Nuevo latino cuisine in a romantic setting.

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Ping- 102 NW 4th Ave. (503-229-7464), $$ Technically in Chinatown, which is adjacent to the Pearl District, this Asian fusion restaurant has lots of good choices for a tasty meal.

Northwest District This area, west of the Pearl, includes the popular NW 23rd Ave. (also known as Trendy-Third) lined with restaurants, galleries, and shops. It also includes the Historic Alphabet District, which is so-called because each of the north-south streets is in alphabetical order. Simpsons fans may recognize some familiar names like Flanders and Lovejoy.

Wildwood- 1221 NW 21st Ave. (503-248-9663), $$$ Quintessential Portland restaurant with Northwest influenced food and wines. Can’t miss food, though there are not many vegetarian options.

Paley’s Place- 1204 NW 21st Ave. (503-243-2403), $$$ One of the most consistently excellent restaurants in Portland whose chef recently won a competition on Iron Chef America.

Ken’s Artisan Bakery- 338 NW 21st Ave. (503-248-2202), $ One of the top bakeries in Portland- great pastries, cookies, and bread as well as comfortable places to relax and enjoy your food.

Papa Haydn- 701 NW 23rd Ave. (503-228-7317), $$ Best known for their incredible desserts, the food is no slouch either.

Caffe Mingo- 807 NW 21st Ave. (503-226-4646), $$$ Great pastas that tend to run on the pricey side. Also check out the neighboring Bar Mingo, which has a separate menu and lots of wines.

Serratto- 2112 NW Kearney St. (503-221-1195), $$ A wide variety of Mediterranean cuisine here in a simple rustic setting.

Inner Southeast Across the Willamette River from the Marriott is actually where most of the city’s population lives. There are a number of good choices for meals, although some will require either a cab or bus ride if you don’t have a car.

Vindalho- 2038 SE Clinton St. (503-467-4550), $$ Modern interpretations of classic Indian dishes, always a favorite.

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a Cena Ristorante- 7742 SE 13th St. (503-206-3291), $$ Great Italian restaurant in the Sellwood neighborhood with creative and high-quality dishes.

Nuestra Cocina- 2135 SE Division St. (503-232-2135), $$ Superb cuisine from the Oaxaca, Yucatan, and Vera Cruz regions of Mexico- their margaritas are also highly prized.

Bamboo Sushi- 310 SE 28th Ave. (503) 232-5255 $$ Amazing, creative sushi and guilt-free- they were named by Fish2Fork as being the most sustainable seafood restaurant in the U.S.

Beaker & Flask- 727 SE Washington St. (503-235-8180), $$$ Combines a stunning mastery of mixology with meat-heavy dishes that makes it a perennial favorite.

Pok Pok- 3226 SE Division St. (503-232-1387), $$ Pok Pok rose to the top of Portland foodies’ hearts by introducing flavorful Thai street food unlike anything you would find in your typical Thai restaurant. Spicy, but delicious.

Toro Bravo- 120 NE Russell St. (503-281-4464), $$-$$$ Tapas that make it a regular winner of Best Restaurant in the local papers. Very crowded, so get there early or plan to wait.

Beast- 5425 NE 30th Ave. (503-841-6968), $$$ A turn on Top Chef Masters for Chef Naomi Pommeroy (not to mention the James Beard award) brought a lot of well-deserved attention. As the name suggests, it is meat-centric in amazingly creative ways. The prices are as high as the expectations, but worth it.

Le Pigeon- 738 E Burnside St. (503-546-8796), $$$ The top French restaurant in Portland, with James Beard Rising Chef Gabe Rucker consistently leaving diners in awe.

Castagna- 1752 SE Hawthorne Blvd. (503-231-7373), $$$ Though star chef Matt Lightner headed off to New York, this place reopened under his protégé Justin Woodward and has rocketed back to the top of the Portland food charts with exquisite Northwest cuisine.

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BREWPUBS

Though not confined to a particular geographic area, the brewpubs in Portland are deserving of their own separate section. Portland has more breweries per capita than any other city in America. With clean water and extensive hops grown in the Willamette Valley, Portland was a natural center for craft brewing. Known, for good reason, as “Beervana,” it is tough to leave the city without sampling at least some of the fine brews available. Here is a list of just some of the local brew pubs:

Bridgeport Brewpub. 1313NW Marshall. Lots of fine beer and some excellent pizza.

Deschutes Brewery. 210 NW 11th Ave. Excellent beers with lots of selections not available elsewhere as well as some tasty food.

Rogue Brewery. 1717 SW Park Ave (on the PSU campus) and 1339 NW Flanders St. Try the Hazelnut Brown, but be aware that the prices run on the high side.

Lucky Labrador Brew Pub. 915 SE Hawthorne. Good luck finding a seat.

Widmer Brothers Gasthaus. 955 N. Russell. Widmer put Hefeweizen on the beer map.

Hopworks Urban Brewery. 2944 SE Powell Blvd. Delicious beers and very family friendly with kid play areas.

McMenamins Pubs. They’re all over town with good beer and trademark hamburgers. A few close to the Marriott hotel are listed below:

Market Street Pub. 1526 SW 10th Ave. Right next to the PSU campus.

Crystal Ballroom Brewery. 1332 W. Burnside.

Mission Theater and Pub. 1624 NW Glisan. Finally, if your tastes run more towards distilled spirits, you are also in luck. Portland has experienced an explosion of craft distilling, which can be sampled in Distillery Row, concentrated in SE Portland around SE 7th and Hawthorne.

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FOOD CARTS

These deserve their own write-up, provided by local connoisseur Ian McDonald:

Real foodies love great street food, and for ambition and originality, nothing tops the streets of Portland. The city is packed with terrific restaurants, but its definitive food scene is found in the carts. In the last few years, Portland redefined the food cart concept, thanks to its flexible regulatory environment, and its ability to concentrate its food vendors into a few prime locations. Not to mention diversity, culinary skill, independence, and competitiveness that distinguish the city’s cart culture.

Portland’s 700 licensed mobile food establishments don’t actually move around. Instead, they cluster in fixed locations around the city, also called pods. We call these establishments “carts”, but the term is a misnomer; usually, the food is prepared and served from trailers, tricked out with a kitchen, shelf in front, and connection to the pod’s water and electricity.

You’ll find over 200 carts conveniently located in downtown, mostly situated in four pods. From the Marriott Hotel, the closest pod sits on SW 4th Avenue between SW Hall and SW College streets, near Portland State University (about a half-mile walk). Another pod occupies parking space at SW 5th and Stark, and another is close by at SW 3rd between Stark and Washington. The biggest and most renowned cart pod sits on the parking lots from SW 9th Avenue to SW 11th Avenues and SW Alder St (about .8 miles from the Marriott). With its 60 carts, SW 9th Avenue and Alder Street is your preferred destination if you love the tyranny of choice.

This pod is home to the cart scene’s “culinary rock stars.” Its parking lot is situated across the street from a culinary school, launching a number of aspiring chefs whose talent and aspirations exceeded their budgets. The upscale trend is illustrated at Addy’s Sandwich Bar, a cart where you can find chicken pate, confit, and a sandwich with Godiva chocolate and sea salt. Across SW 10th sits Nong Khao Man Gai,(with a new branch at SW 4th and Hall) boasting multiple appearances on The Food Network. You can also find “Basketball Chicken Wings” prepared in a marinade of Chinese whiskey and coca cola. Nearby, you can get delicious bacon and cheeseburger dumplings at The Dump Truck.

The SW 9th and Alder pod also features The People’s Pig, a creation of a transplanted chef from Portland’s James Beard Award winning

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restaurant Nostrana. The People’s Pig serves Porkchetta, a pork roast wrapped in a pork rind and slowly baked. You can find incredible Liège waffles at the Gaufre Gourmet on SW 9th, available with goodies like arugula, pulled pork, and bacon. Need a deep fried anchovy fix? Head to Euro Trash at the corner of SW 10th and Washington.

The closer SW 4th and Hall pod is somewhat smaller, but has some excellent choices and, unsurprisingly, is an extremely popular destination for the Portland State community. The Portland Soup Company pod serves an amazing pork butt sandwich. The famous Nong Khao Man Gai just opened a second trailer at this location. If you’ve been looking for great vegan barbecue, your search is over: the Home Grown Smoker has it.

Carts can also offer world-class gut busters. At SW 5th and Stark, the Brunch Box serves a modest 1/3 lb hamburger wedged between two grilled cheese sandwiches. Close by at Tabor Czech Food, you can order up the famous “schnitzelwich”, a one pound serving of schnitzel perfection with parprika-pepper sauce and a ciabatta roll. These trailers have more restrained options, and the pods have trailers with every conceivable Asian and Latin American food.

Finding your Dream Cart: • Because of the enormous number of carts, and their diverse locations, technology is your friend. You’ll find lots of online support for cart research, but you need look no further than Brett Burmeister’s Foodcartsportland.com (www.foodcartsportland.com). The site has a well-organized index of cuisines and locations, links to cart menus and hours, plus plenty of useful commentary from diners and reviews. For 99 cents, you can download their handy phone app, so you’re ready to decide when you hit the pod.

ACTIVITIES As with good food, Portlanders believe in having lots of activities. These are some highlights that you may want to take in while in town.

Portland is the “Rose City” for good reason. If you head up in to Washington Park overlooking the city in the West Hills, you can see the International Test Rose Garden with its lovely vistas of the city and Mt. Hood in the distance (assuming clear weather, of course). Next to the Rose Garden is the Japanese Garden, which is one of the most authentic Japanese Gardens outside of Japan. A little further west in Washington

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Park is Pittock Mansion, the house built by the original publisher of the Oregonian. It offers tours and commands impressive views of the Willamette River, downtown, and Mt. Hood. Of course, if you are in the mood for hiking, you can just take trails from Washington Park into Forest Park, which stretches for 8 miles along the West Hills. It is one of the largest urban forest reserves and is crisscrossed with forty miles of trails.

Closer to the hotel, you can make your way down to the Tom McCall Waterfront Park, which extends along the western shore of the Willamette River. The path along the park makes for a nice stroll, jog, or bike ride and you can extend it by crossing along the bottom of the Steel Bridge to the Eastbank Esplanade. Or on Saturday morning, walk a few blocks up to the Farmer’s Market in the Park Blocks at PSU. Loads of vendors offer fresh fruits, vegetables, seafood, artisanal breads and cheeses, meats, coffees, and prepared foods. You can also make your way a little further down the Park Blocks to visit the Portland Art Museum (1219 S.W. Park Ave.).

For a different shopping experience check out the Portland Saturday Market (Skidmore Fountain MAX stop), a large open-air arts and crafts market. Nearby is also the Lan Su Chinese Garden (Northwest Third Avenue and Everett Street), an authentically built Ming Dynasty style garden. In the mood to see why Portland’s unofficial motto is “Keep Portland Weird?” Check out the 24 Hour Church of Elvis (408 N.W. Couch St.). If you can make any sense of it, let us know, because we are still trying to figure it out.

For bibliophiles in the crowd, there is no better place to visit than Powell’s Books (1005 W. Burnside St.). Just try not to get lost (figuratively or literally) in the book stacks covering one entire city block.

If you are interested in sports, the Portland Trailblazers (NBA) will be playing at home on Thursday, March 22nd at the Rose Garden. Come see why Portland fans are considered some of the best in the league. Sadly, the Portland Timbers (MLS) won’t be playing at home during the conference, because they offer an unrivaled fan experience even if you aren’t following the activities on the field. They are playing an away game on March 24th, so expect the local bars, particularly the pubs near Jeld-Wen Field, to be filled with green scarf-wearing fans cheering loudly.

If you find yourself here on a clear day and want a beautiful view, try out the

Aerial Tram running from the South Waterfront up to Oregon Health and

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Sciences University. Tickets are $4 each, so it isn’t cheap, but it can afford great views of Mt. Hood, Mt. St. Helens, and the downtown skyline.

For more family-oriented activities, check out the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry (OMSI; 1945 S.E. Water Ave.) with five giant halls filled with interactive exhibits. In Washington Park, there are a trio of attractions close to one another. The Oregon Zoo, Children’s Museum, and World Forestry Center all share the same parking lot and offer a variety of activities. Finally, there is an impressive new indoor playground called PlayDate PDX in the Pearl District (1434 NW 17th Ave) with over 7500 sq. ft. of playgrounds built on a castle theme.

Outside the City

For those interested in leaving the city, you have some tough choices to make. Do you drive the hour and a half to Mt. Hood where you can ski at any of the three resorts up there or just visit the famous Timberline Lodge (featuring, among many other attractions, the ax from the movie The Shining)? Perhaps the hour to the Columbia River Gorge, featuring countless waterfalls including the 620 ft. Multnomah Falls? If you would prefer to go west, you can get to the coast in less than two hours on Hwy. 26 and visit the communities of Seaside and Cannon Beach (which has the picturesque Haystack Rock and Tillamook Rock Lighthouse). Further down the coast, you can visit Lincoln City or Newport, home of the Oregon Coast Aquarium.

Turning to the south, visitors are drawn to the renowned vineyards of the Willamette Valley. One of the centers of wine country is in the town of Dundee, just about forty-five minutes south of Portland. Check out wineries such as Domaine Serene, Sokol Blosser, and Ponzi. Which direction to choose? You can’t go wrong.

Transportation may be found at our website, wpsanet.org

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The Western Political Science Association extends its thanks to the following Exhibitors for their participation at our annual meeting:

Cambridge University Press Lynne Rienner Publishers Ooligan Press Oregon State University Press Penguin Group Routledge/Taylor & Francis Group Sage Publications The MIT Press The Scholar's Choice The Wall Street Journal University of Virginia Press

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