Foreign Policy of Middle East States

Daily Schedule DAILY SCHEDULE 1 SHORT COURSE: BUILDING INTERNATIONAL SCHOLARLY PARTNERSHIPS M. Anne Pitcher, University ofSHORT Michigan, COURSE: Ann COMPARATIVE APPROACHES Arbor TO THE CITY Jeffrey W. Paller, BatesAlisha College Caroline Holland, HarvardYanilda University Maria Gonzalez, HarvardLoren Kennedy Landau, School The FletcherInternational School Center & Feinstein Tariq Thachil Jacqueline Klopp Nicholas Rush Smith, CityShelby College Grossman, of Harvard New University Sarah York El-Kazaz, Oberlin College Christopher Gore, Ryerson University SHORT COURSE: DESIGNING MULTI-METHOD RESEARCH Jason Seawright, Northwestern University SHORT COURSE: PLAYING GAMESTHEORIES WITH OF ( ) POLITICAL VIOLENCE Victor Asal, University at Albany,SHORT SUNY COURSE: POLITICS ATPOLITICAL APSA SCIENCE, - ANTI-APARTHEID NEW MOVEMENTS, AND ISRAEL/PALESTINE C. Heike Schotten, Universityleila of farsakh, Massachusetts --University Boston of MassachusettsSHORT Boston COURSE: PROCESS TRACING Andrew Bennett SHORT COURSE: THE METHODSDATA ACCESS STUDIO AND – RESEARCH TRANSPARENCY FROM AN INTERPRETIVE- QUALITATIVE PERSPECTIVE Sarah E. Parkinson, UniversityDvora of Yanow, Wageningen Minnesota University Peregrine Schwartz-Shea, University of Utah SHORT COURSE: THE ROLEACTIVISM: OF HOW SCHOLAR- POLITICAL SCIENTISTSBOLSTER CAN RESISTANCE MOVEMENTS Sekou M. Franklin, Middle TennesseeSHORT State COURSE: University THE STATEFEDERALISM/IGR OF RESEARCH: THE APPROACHES FIELD IN TO DESIGN, DATA, MEASUREMENT, AND ANALYSIS Kathleen Hale, Auburn University Paul Manna, College of WilliamSHORT & COURSE:Mary UNDERSTANDING COMPLEXITY - RESEARCH APPLICATIONS FOR POLICY & POLITICAL SCIENCE Liz Johnson APSA AWARDS CEREMONY Wednesday, 1:30 PM toAPSA 5:30 Short Course PM 6.1 Part: 6.2 Part: 6.3 Part: 6.4 Part: 6.5 Part: 6.6 Part: 6.7 Part: 6.8 Part: 6.9 Part: 6.10 Part: Wednesday, 6:30 PM toAPSA 8:30 Events PM 7.1 DAILY SCHEDULE Page 1 APSA COUNCIL MEETING SHORT COURSE: DEPARTMENT LEADERSHIP Priscilla M. Regan, George MasonSHORT University COURSE: DESIGNING AND CONDUCTING FIELD RESEARCH Benjamin L. Read, UniversityNaazneen of Barma, California, Naval Santa Postgraduate Cruz School SHORT COURSE: POLITICS, MARKETS,ORGANIZED AND INTERESTS - NEWABOUT QUESTIONS POWER, POLICY, AND INFLUENCE Edward T. Walker, University ofSHORT California, COURSE: Los PUBLIC Angeles MANAGEMENT Kelly LeRoux, University of Illinois,SHORT Chicago COURSE: RANKED CHOICETHE VOTING U.S.A.: IN DEVELOPMENTS AND DEBATES Sarah E. John SHORT COURSE: THE CANADIANSYSTEM POLITICAL AND ELECTION 2015 Tony L. Hill, MIT DA-RT MEETING SHORT COURSE: COALITION BUILDINGADVANCE DIVERSE TO LEADERSHIP AND ADDRESS DISCRIMINATION IN POLITICAL SCIENCE Carol A. Mershon, UniversityDenise of Marie Virginia Walsh, University ofSHORT Virginia COURSE: POLIINFORMATICS TEXTDATA AS WORKSHOP John D. Wilkerson, University ofSHORT Washington COURSE: POLITICAL PSYCHOLOGY Leonie Huddy, SUNY, Stony Brook SHORT COURSE: POLITICAL SCIENCEPUBLIC IN ARENA: THE COMMUNICATION STRATEGIES FOR SCHOLARS SHORT COURSE: THE 2015ELECTIONS: BRITISH TRANSITION GENERAL OR CRISIS? Janet M. Laible, Lehigh University SHORT COURSE: WHAT WORKS? STRENGTHENING ELECTORAL INTEGRITY Pippa Pippa Norris, Harvard University PARTY PERSONNEL STRATEGY WORKSHOP Layout: 51614N : 5001 X : 51614$TEST 05-20-15 04:29:46 Wednesday, 9:00 AM toAPSA 1:00 Short Course PM 2.1 Wednesday, 9:00 AM toAPSA 5:00 Short Course PM 4.1 Wednesday, 11:00 AM toAPSA 5:00 Events PM 5.1 Wednesday, September 2, 2015 Wednesday, 8:00 AM toAPSA 5:00 Events PM 1.1 Part: 2.2 Part: 2.3 Part: 2.4 Part: 2.5 Part: 2.6 Part: APSA Events 3.1 Part: 4.2 Part: 4.3 Part: 4.4 4.5 Part: 4.6 Part: Wednesday, 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM

Thursday, September 3, 2015 Division Panels DIVISION 1: POLITICAL THOUGHT AND PHILOSOPHY: Thursday, 7:00 AM to 8:00 AM HISTORICAL APPROACHES APSA Events 10.1 ACROSS THE REVOLUTIONARY DIVIDE: 8.1 FIRST-TIME ATTENDEE BREAKFAST RETHINKING NINETEENTH-CENTURY POLITICAL THOUGHT 8.2 MINORITY STUDENT RECRUITMENT Chair: Jacob T. Levy, McGill University PROGRAM (MSRP) MEETING Papers: The Turn to Positivism in International Law Thursday, 8:00 AM to 9:45 AM Jennifer Pitts, University of Chicago Theme Panels Toleration and Freedom of Discussion across the 9.1 IS ANYBODY LISTENING? POLITICAL Centuries SCIENCE, THE NEW MEDIA AND POLITICS Gregory Andrew Conti, Harvard University Co-sponsored by DIVISION 38: POLITICAL Between Justice and Gratitude: Thomas Paine and the COMMUNICATION Dilemmas of Private Property Chair: Alvin B. Tillery, Northwestern University Alexander H. Gourevitch, Brown University Part: Joshua A. Tucker, New York University Francois Guizot and the Challenge of Creating French Karthick Ramakrishnan, University of California, Parliamentary Government Riverside William Selinger Christina M. Greer, Fordham University DIVISION 1: POLITICAL THOUGHT AND PHILOSOPHY: 9.2 MARGINALIZATION, INCLUSION AND THE HISTORICAL APPROACHES FUTURE OF POLITICAL SCIENCE: A PANEL 10.2 DEMOCRATIC THEORIZING: PAST AND HONORING DAVID EASTON PRESENT Chair: Kristen Renwick Monroe, University of California, Co-sponsored by DIVISION 2: FOUNDATIONS OF Irvine POLITICAL THEORY Part: John H. Aldrich, Duke University Co-sponsored by DIVISION 3: NORMATIVE POLITICAL Matthew Holden, University of Illinois, Springfield THEORY Rodney E. Hero, University of California, Berkeley Disc: Lars Toender, University of Copenhagen Juan Carlos Huerta, Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi Papers: Acting Out: A Performative Perspective on Democracy Valerie Lehr, St. Lawrence University Liron Lavi Dianne M. Pinderhughes, University of Notre Dame Choosing to Burn the Trojan Horse: Theorizing Joanna Vecchiarelli Scott, Eastern Michigan University “Militant Democracy” Laura E Sjoberg, University of Florida Benjamin A. Schupmann, Columbia University 9.3 NEW THEORIES AND EVIDENCE ON LABOR Encountering the Masses: Two Liberal Responses to POLITICS Democracy Co-sponsored by DIVISION 6: POLITICAL ECONOMY Kyong-Min Son, University of Delaware Chair: Clayton M. Nall, Stanford University Populism, Demagogical Representation and the Crisis of Disc: John Stephen Ahlquist, University of Wisconsin, European Democracy Madison Nico De Federicis, University of Pisa Paul Frymer, Princeton University Dorian T. Warren, Columbia University DIVISION 1: POLITICAL THOUGHT AND PHILOSOPHY: HISTORICAL APPROACHES 10.3 REPUBLICANISM: MARKETS AND FREEDOM Papers: Endogenous Institutions: Evidence from Public Sector Collective Bargaining Laws Co-sponsored by DIVISION 3: NORMATIVE POLITICAL THEORY Agustina S Paglayan, Stanford University Disc: Richard K. Dagger, University of Richmond Demography is Destiny: Revisiting the Decline of Organized Labor Frances Zlotnick, Stanford University Papers: The French Model of Republican Democracy Genevieve Rousseliere Strong Unions, Strong Welfare State? Evidence across Sectors and States Exit Left: Markets and Mobility in Republican Thought Olivia Meeks, UC Berkeley Robert S. Taylor, University of California, Davis Informality, Enforcement Traps, and the Workers’ Party Unfree Agents: Domination, Freedom, and in Brazil Responsibility German Feierherd, Yale University William Clare Roberts, McGill University Partisanship, Interest Groups, and Labor Market Policy DIVISION 1: POLITICAL THOUGHT AND PHILOSOPHY: in Latin America HISTORICAL APPROACHES Federico Fuchs, University of North Carolina at 10.4 REVISITING ROUSSEAU Chapel Hill Disc: Joseph R. Reisert, Colby College

Papers: Economic Inequality and Rousseau's General Will David Lay Williams, DePaul University Kant, Rousseau, and the Arts and Sciences Sidney Simpson, University of Notre Dame

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X : 51614$TEST 05-20-15 04:29:46 Layout: 51614N : Even Page 2 Daily Schedule DAILY SCHEDULE 3 Thursday, 8:00 AM to 9:45 AM AGENCY, RESPONSIBILITY, AUTONOMY Ethical Autonomy Lucas Swaine, Dartmouth College Political Responsibility: Realism andFarid Political Abdel-Nour, Agency San Diego StateThe University Contributions of VictimsChris to Tenove, Justice University of Toronto The Agency Game: WhoGlobal is Challenges? Responsible forIlari Resolving Aula, London SchoolScience of Economics and Political DISABLED CITIZENSHIP Nancy J. Hirschmann, University ofNancy Pennsylvania J. Hirschmann, University of Pennsylvania Reconsidering the Disability RightsClaire Movement C. McKinney, WashingtonLouis University in St. Disability and the ProductionKristin of Bumiller, Scientific Amherst Knowledge College The Worth of DisabilityCitizenship and the QuestionAnn of Kathleen Disabled Heffernan, The UniversityWhy of Rights Chicago are StillDisability Right: Rights Citizens' RightsAnita and Silvers, San Francisco State University POLITICAL THEORY AND THE CORPORATION Luke Gabriel Mayville, American University Emma Saunders-Hastings, Stanford CenterPhilanthropy on and Civil Society The Contradictions of theDavid Neoliberal Ciepley, Corporation University of Denver Defending the Associational ConceptionPrithviraj of Datta, Corporations Brown University Constitutionalizing Corporate Law Elizabeth Pollman, Loyola Law School,Private Los Power, Angeles Public Purpose:as Regulating Quasi-Sovereigns Corporations K. Sabeel Rahman, Brooklyn Law School BUSINESSES, OFFICIALS, AND CORRUPTION Pierre F. Landry Hiroki Takeuchi, Southern MethodistPierre University F. Landry Access for Sale: AnHye Empirical Young Analysis You Measuring Corruption: Challenges andVineeta Approaches Yadav, Pennsylvania State University Officials' Rotation, Policy InstabilityEvidence and from Corruption: China Feng Yang, University of California,Legacy Los of Angeles Communist Rule:and Local GDP Elite Data Composition Manipulation Fengming Lu, Duke University Political economy of cronyArmando capitalism Razo, Indiana University DIVISION 3: NORMATIVE POLITICAL10.8 THEORY Papers: DIVISION 3: NORMATIVE POLITICAL10.9 THEORY Chair: Disc: Papers: DIVISION 3: NORMATIVE POLITICAL10.10 THEORY Chair: Disc: Papers: DIVISION 6: POLITICAL ECONOMY 10.11 Chair: Disc: Papers: Page 3 Rousseau and Madame deIntellectual Staël: Dialogue A Fascinating Aurelian Craiutu, Indiana University Rousseau's Amour-Propre: A Neo-Augustinian Deconstruction of Liberal Democracy Michael L. McLendon, CaliforniaLos State Angeles University, BODY POLITICS Co-sponsored by DIVISION 31: WOMENJill & L.POLITICS Locke, Gustavus AdolphusRachel College Sanders, University ofPolitical Washington Science Dept of Kristy King, Arizona State University An Ethnography of Embodiment:Anita Diversifying Chari Method Beauvoir’s political fictions -commitment. linking embodied affectElaine to Stavro, Trent University Materiality and "The MarxismSimone Question" de in Beauvoir theSonia Work Kruks, of Oberlin College Suffering the Word: AgonisticMissive Fellowship in theElizabeth Divine R. Wingrove, UniversityArbor of Michigan, Ann Mill's Biopolitics Stephen Engelmann, University of Illinois, Chicago PLATO AND CONTEMPORARY POLITICAL THEORY: LEGACY, POLITICS, INTERPRETATION Melissa Lane, Princeton University Samuel A. Chambers, JohnsJill Hopkins Frank, University Cornell University Plato on Political Idealism Jonathan Peter Robert Thakkar Thoughtful Reverence for Law? Shalini Pradeepa Satkunanandan Recovering a Theory ofMimesis Performativity in Plato's Demetra Fannie Kasimis “Reason Too Hides Itsin Origins:” Plato’s Philosophic Dialogues Inspiration Susan Bickford, University ofHill North Carolina, Chapel THEORIZING THE ANTHROPOCENE Elisabeth Robin Anker, George WashingtonElisabeth University Robin Anker, George Washington University Cautionary Tales from theCrisis Front Lines ofWilly the Blomme, Climate Johns Hopkins University For a Critique ofWendy Left Brown, Theological University Politics of California,Being Berkeley at Home inThomas the L. Anthropocene Dumm, Amherst College Pan-experientialism and African Animism Anatoli Ignatov, University of South Florida Papers: Papers: Papers: X : 51614$TEST 05-20-15 04:29:46 DIVISION 2: FOUNDATIONS OF10.5 POLITICAL THEORY Chair: Disc: DIVISION 2: FOUNDATIONS OF10.6 POLITICAL THEORY Chair: Disc: DIVISION 2: FOUNDATIONS OF10.7 POLITICAL THEORY Chair: Disc: Layout: 51614N : Odd Thursday, 8:00 AM to 9:45 AM

DIVISION 6: POLITICAL ECONOMY Blinded by the Past?: A Competing Risk, Split 10.12 POLITICAL ECONOMY OF THE ORIGINS, Population Approach to Dynamics DYNAMICS, AND TENURE OF AUTOCRATIC Shawna K. Metzger, National University of Singapore RULE DIVISION 8: POLITICAL METHODOLOGY Chair: Bryan R. Daves, Yeshiva University 10.16 JOURNAL EDITORS & DA-RT: NEW DATA Disc: Andrew Little, Cornell University SHARING AND RESEARCH TRANSPARENCY REQUIREMENTS Papers: Veto Players and Presidential Term Limits in Chair: Arthur Lupia, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor Dictatorship Part: Colin Elman, Syracuse University Eric C.C. Chang, Michigan State University John Ishiyama, University of North Texas Masaaki Higashijima, European University Institute/ Sean M. Lynn-Jones, Harvard Univerrsity Waseda University Deborah J. Yashar, Princeton University Into the Abyss or Feet of Clay? Varied responses by DIVISION 11: COMPARATIVE POLITICS Autocrats to Protests 10.17 ACCOUNTABILITY AND LOCAL POLITICS IN Bryan R. Daves, Yeshiva University BRAZIL Repression Backfire Chair: Jose Antonio Cheibub, University of Illinois, Urbana- Mehdi Shadmehr, University of Miami School of Champaign Business and Princeton Department of Politics Papers: Blame and Credit Attribution: Welfare Provision and Coercive Force and the Political Foundations of Accountability in Brazil Centralized Authority Natalia Salgado Bueno, Yale University Scott Tyson, New York University Bringing Government Closer to Citizens? Local DIVISION 7: POLITICS AND HISTORY Electoral Accountability in Brazil 10.13 A POST-FOUNDATIONAL INSTITUTIONALISM Peter G. Johannessen, Princeton University Chair: Gerald Berk, University of Oregon The Effect of Independent Monitoring on Levels of Municipal Corruption Part: Joseph E. Lowndes, University of Oregon Leonardo Antenangeli, The University of Houston Mark Bevir, University of California, Berkeley Dennis C. Galvan, University of Oregon The Logic of Politically-Targeted Health Goods in Local Nicolas Jabko, Johns Hopkins University Campaigns in Brazil DIVISION 7: POLITICS AND HISTORY Marika Danielle Csapo, University of California, Los 10.14 REGIME CHANGE AND GOVERNABILITY IN Angeles INTERWAR EUROPE REVISITED The Motivation and Implication of Participatory Chair: Steffen Kailitz, Hannah Arendt Institute Budgeting: Lesson from Brazil Disc: Dirk Berg-Schlosser Maggie Shum, University of Notre Dame DIVISION 11: COMPARATIVE POLITICS Papers: Rethinking Backsliding: Insights from the Historical 10.18 ETHNIC DIVERSITY AND GOVERNMENT Turn POLICY Amel F. Ahmed, University of Massachusetts, Chair: John F. McCauley Amherst Disc: Gal Ariely, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev What Do We Know about Interwar Regime Changes? Svend-Erik Skaaning, Aarhus University Papers: An Experimental Test of Social Contact Theory in The Pre-Political Origins of European Politics: The Nigeria Interwar Era Alexandra Scacco, New York University Jeffrey Kopstein, University of Toronto Shana Warren, New York University What Makes Democracies Endure? Findings from the Economic Liberalization, Identity Politics and Interwar Period Investment Policy in India Steffen Kailitz, Hannah Arendt Institute Kanta Murali, University of Toronto DIVISION 8: POLITICAL METHODOLOGY Government Policies and Ethnic Diversity 10.15 ADVANCES IN CAUSAL INFERENCE Albana Shehaj, University of Michigan Ann Arbor Ronald Franklin Inglehart, University of Michigan, Chair: Marc Meredith, University of Pennsylvania Ann Arbor Disc: Marc Meredith, University of Pennsylvania Marc T. Ratkovic, Princeton University How different approaches to education shape ethnic and national identities Kai Ostwald, University of British Columbia Papers: Estimating Effect Sizes in Survey Experiments Michael Peress, SUNY - Stony Brook Neighbourhood Ethnic Diversity and Support for Universal Health Care in the UK Randomization Based Instrumental Variables Methods Anja Neundorf, University of Nottingham for Binary Outcomes Charlotte Cavaille, Institute for Advanced Study in Luke Keele, Pennsylvania State University Toulouse Robustness: An Approach for Exploring the Stability of DIVISION 11: COMPARATIVE POLITICS Effects and Inferences 10.19 POPULATION-BASED SURVEY EXPERIMENTS Eric Neumayer, London School of Economics IN THE MIDDLE EAST Thomas Pluemper, University of Essex Chair: Amaney Jamal, Princeton University Disc: Daniel Corstange, Columbia University

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X : 51614$TEST 05-20-15 04:29:46 Layout: 51614N : Even Page 4 Daily Schedule DAILY SCHEDULE 5 Thursday, 8:00 AM to 9:45 AM Aaron Schneider, University of Denver Ideology and Taxation David Doyle, University ofNestor Oxford Castaneda, University of Southampton Money or management? Explainingof the budget political support impact Susan Dodsworth, McGill University Parties, legislators and mayors:Brazil electoral connection in Leonardo S. Barone, FundaçãoGeorge Getulio Avelino, Vargas FGV-SP Ciro Biderman Rigging Democracy: Managing PoliticalRedistribution Allies Through Kristen Kao CIVIL SOCIETY, PROTEST ANDMOBILIZATION MASS IN POST-COMMUNIST SETTINGS Co-sponsored by DIVISION 44:DEMOCRATIZATION COMPARATIVE Valerie Sperling, Clark University Seva Gunitsky, University ofJennifer Toronto YJ Hsu, University of Alberta At the Parliament orof in Protest the in Streets? V4 Katerina Issue Vrablikova, Composition University ofOndrej Mannheim Cisar, Charles University Revolutionaries beyond borders: Easterntransnational European activism Tsveta Petrova, Columbia University Diversity in Demobilization Virginie Lasnier, McGill University Civil Society Organizations underTaiyi Authoritarian Sun, Rule Boston University Politics of the Absurd:Russia Humor as aEllen Mobilizing Carnaghan, Tool Saint in Louis University THE CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCESHEALTH OF CARE REFORM Paulette Kurzer, University of Arizona Ellen M. Immergut, Humboldt University Berlin The Politics of RegulatedNetherlands Competition in the Karen M. Anderson, University ofHealth Southampton Inequalities in EnglandJulia and Lynch, France University of Pennsylvania Claiming Authority over theScott NHS L. Greer, University ofRe-conceptualizing Michigan Mental Health Carethe in US France and Isabel Maria Perera Social Insurance in theMargitta 21st Maetzke, Century Johannes-Kepler University Linz FOREIGN AID, NATURAL RESOURCES, TAXATION, AND ACCOUNTABILITY Disc: Papers: DIVISION 13: THE POLITICSFORMER OF COMMUNIST COMMUNIST COUNTRIES AND 10.23 Chair: Disc: Papers: DIVISION 15: EUROPEAN POLITICS10.24 AND SOCIETY Chair: Disc: Papers: DIVISION 16: INTERNATIONAL POLITICAL10.25 ECONOMY Page 5 Corruption at the Courthouse?Experiment Results in from Morocco aMatt List J. Buehler, University ofMeasuring Tennessee Preference Falsification: ResultsExperiment from in a Egypt List Steven Brooke, University ofJason Texas, Brownlee, Austin University of Texas,International Austin Recognition and Attitudesof Towards Violence the Use Nadav G. Shelef, UniversityYael of Zeira, Wisconsin, University Madison of Mississippi Understanding Within-Group DIF inEvidence Survey from Response: Three SurveysJocelyn in Sage Qatar Mitchell, NorthwesternQatar University in Justin Gengler, SESRI, Qatar University THE POLITICS OF CORRUPTION Miriam A. Golden, UniversityAngeles of California, Los Mayling Birney, London School of Economics Corruption Accountability: Political ResponsesCorruption to Scandals Milena Ang Collan Granillo, UniversityCorruption of Prosecutions, Chicago Politicization, & Attitudes:Public An RDD Analysis Nan Zhang, European University Institute Multinational Corporations and Corruption:Siemens the case of Carolyn M. Warner, ArizonaJennifer State Kartner University The Impact of OverallLana Economic Mobydeen, Freedom Kent on State Corruption University ABSENTEE STATES: UNGOVERNED SPACES AND THE LIMITS TO STATEDavid AUTHORITY Stasavage, New York University David Stasavage, New YorkJacob University Norman Shapiro, Princeton University Origins of the State:Scott A Abramson Mechanism DesignJee Approach Seon Jeon, Florida StateLiving University in Ungoverned Space:Regulation Pakistan's Frontier Crimes Michael Callen, University ofSaad California, Ahmad Los Gulzar, Angeles NewJacob York Norman University Shapiro, Princeton University Foreign Interference in Domesticfrom Sovereignty: the Evidence Philippines Melissa Lee, Stanford University Governance Providers in AreasBen of Oppenheim Mixed Authority Strong States and StrategicVariation Governance: in Territorial State Presence Jessica Steinberg, Indiana University THE POLITICS OF TAXING ANDAaron SPENDING Schneider, University of Denver X : 51614$TEST 05-20-15 04:29:46 Layout: 51614N : Odd Papers: Papers: DIVISION 11: COMPARATIVE POLITICS 10.20 Chair: Disc: DIVISION 12: COMPARATIVE POLITICS OFCOUNTRIES DEVELOPING 10.21 Chair: Disc: DIVISION 12: COMPARATIVE POLITICS OFCOUNTRIES DEVELOPING 10.22 Chair: Papers: Thursday, 8:00 AM to 9:45 AM

Chair: David H. Bearce, University of Colorado, Boulder Purchasing Power? The Relation Between Staff and Disc: David H. Bearce, University of Colorado, Boulder Donors at the United Nations Kristin Grace Michelitch, Vanderbilt University Svanhildur Thorvaldsdottir, University of Rochester Expressing Displeasure by Withdrawing from Papers: Perceptions of the Resource Curse and Aid: Intergovernmental Organizations Experimental Evidence from Uganda Felicity Vabulas, University of Chicago, Harris Brandon Miller-de la Cuesta, Princeton University School of Public Policy Studies Helen V. Milner, Princeton University Informational and Distributive Theories of International Daniel L. Nielson, Brigham Young University Institutions Oil, Information, and Political Action: Experimental Erik Voeten, Georgetown University Evidence from Uganda Depth, participation, and international human rights Laura B. Paler agreements Guy Grossman, University of Pennsylvania Xinyuan Dai, University of Illinois, Urbana- Jan Henryk Pierskalla, The Ohio State University Champaign Budgets, Bargains, and Coercion: Equilibrium Levels of Alexandros Tokhi, WZB Berlin Social Science Center Taxation and Public Goods DIVISION 18: INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Lucy E. S. Martin, Yale University 10.28 ALLIANCE POLITICS Foreign Aid and Civic Participation: Experimental Co-sponsored by DIVISION 50: POLITICAL NETWORKS Evidence from the Philippines Chair: Sergio Catignani Gabriella R. Montinola, University of California, Disc: Sergio Catignani Davis Timothy W. Taylor, University of California, Davis Papers: Outcome Unclear: The effects of Untested Alliances on Evaluating Foreign Aid Branding: Survey Experimental State Reputations Evidence from Bangladesh Thomas Richard Cook Simone Dietrich, University of Missouri Matthew S. Winters, University of Illinois at Urbana- Bilateral Defense Cooperation and the New Global Champaign Security Network Brandon J. Kinne, University of California, Davis DIVISION 16: INTERNATIONAL POLITICAL ECONOMY 10.26 THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF NON-TARIFF A Network Theory of Alliances BARRIERS TO TRADE Yuke Li, Yale University Chair: Joe Weinberg, University of Southern Mississippi Domestic Sources of Alliance Formation Carrie Lee, Stanford University Disc: Sean D. Ehrlich, Florida State University The Unforeseen Consequences of Extended Deterrence Papers: Of Mangoes and Deodorant: How Regulations Became Rupal Mehta, Harvard Kennedy School the Crux of Trade Politics Neil Narang, University of California, Santa Barbara Gary Winslett, Boston College DIVISION 18: INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Commerce and Credence: Why Government Regulations 10.29 U.S. DOMESTIC POLITICS AND THE USE OF Proliferate and Promote Trade FORCE Jason Kuo, University of California, San Diego Chair: Jordan Tama Patriotic Boycotts: International Tensions and Private Disc: Christopher F. Gelpi, The Ohio State University Trade Tyson Chatagnier, Bruno Kessler Foundation Papers: Life and Limb: New Estimates of Casualty Aversion in Kerim Can Kavakli, Sabanci University the U.S. Tax or Spend? Determining Protectionist Policy Tanisha Fazal, University of Notre Dame Preferences Analyzing U.S. Public Perceptions of Manned versus Joe Weinberg, University of Southern Mississippi Unmanned Weaponry The Power of Language: Convergence and Competition Julia M. Macdonald in the Texts of PTAs Jacquelyn Schneider Soo Yeon Kim, National University of Singapore Lame Duck Foreign Policy DIVISION 17: INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATION Philip B. K. Potter, University of Virginia 10.27 AUTONOMY OF INTERNATIONAL The Political Origins of Elite Support for War INSTITUTIONS Elizabeth Nathan Saunders, George Washington Chair: Randall W. Stone, University of Rochester University Papers: The Consequences of International Rules on Domestic Just War Doctrine and the U.S. Public Attitudes and Compliance Scott D. Sagan, Stanford University Julia Gray, University of Pennsylvania Benjamin A. Valentino, Dartmouth College Allison Carnegie DIVISION 19: INTERNATIONAL SECURITY AND ARMS Jonathan B. Slapin, University of Essex CONTROL Financing rules and IO staff autonomy: The case of the 10.30 A DISINTEGRATING WEST AND THE FUTURE United Nations OF THE INTERNATIONAL SYSTEM? Erin R. Graham, Drexel University Chair: Chris C. Demchak, US Naval War College Disc: Andrew M. Dorman

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X : 51614$TEST 05-20-15 04:29:46 Layout: 51614N : Even Page 6 Daily Schedule DAILY SCHEDULE 7 Thursday, 8:00 AM to 9:45 AM ACCOUNTING FOR CRIMINAL CIVILNEW WARS: CONFLICTS FOR AWORLD? MULTI-POLAR Luis De la Calle,Económicas Centro (CIDE) de Investigación yIgnacio Docencia Sanchez-Cuenca, Juan March Institute Dynamics of Civil WarsConvergence and and Organized Divergence Crime: Stathis N. Kalyvas, Yale University The Logic of ViolentBenjamin Corruption Lessing in Criminal War When do Drug TraffickingPolitics? Organizations enter Electoral Guillermo Trejo, University of NotreBoundless Dame Violence: The LogicLuis of De Economic la Civil Calle,Económicas Wars Centro (CIDE) de InvestigaciónAndreas y Schedler, Docencia Centro deDocencia Investigacion Economicas y POPULAR CULTURE AND CONTENTIOUS POLITICS Lisa Wedeen, University of Chicago James D. Fearon, Stanford University Gender Strategy in Massiveplaying Multiplayer Games Online Role- Johanna Kristin Birnir, UniversityCollege of Park Maryland, David Waguespack, University ofPark Maryland- College Pop Struggle: repression andnovels dissent and in comics film,Christian graphic Davenport, University of Michigan Approaching ABM Virtualizations asIan Complex S. Games Lustick, UniversityMiguel of Garces, Pennsylvania Lustick Consulting Patrick N. O'Mahen, LustickThomas Consulting McCauley, Lustick Consulting The Virtualization of RealMarcus War Schulzke REFUGEE AND CONFLICT DYNAMICS Co-sponsored by DIVISION 50: POLITICALAylin NETWORKS Aydin Yao-Yuan Yeh, University of California,Aylin Merced Aydin Conflict, Refugee Influxes, andTracy Health Kuo Outcomes Lin, UniversityFrancisco of California, San Guilt by Association: QuestioningSites Refugee of Camps Conflict as Diffusion Andrew C Shaver, PrincetonYang-Yang University Zhou, Princeton University Out of the FryingViolence Pan in and Refugee Into Locations Kerstin the Fisk, Fire? --Loyola One-Sided Marymount University Third Party Intervention inand Civil Interstate War: Disputes RefugeeKara Policy Ross Camarena DIVISION 21: CONFLICT PROCESSES 10.33 Chair: Disc: Papers: DIVISION 21: CONFLICT PROCESSES 10.34 Chair: Disc: Papers: DIVISION 21: CONFLICT PROCESSES 10.35 Chair: Disc: Papers: Page 7 Recycling the Unlearned LessonsAgainst of ISIL the pastSteve in Grenier, the King's Fight College London Russia and the Eurasianmodel? Union: offering anTracey alternative German Angela Merkel and theworld re-emergence scene of GermanyGale on A. the Mattox, US NavalThe Academy Lion roars noKingdom? more: the retirementAndrew of M. the Dorman United ASSESSING UNCERTAINTY IN FOREIGN POLICY DECISION MAKING David Holloway, Stanford University Kai He, University of Copenhagen Assessing the Probability ofVietnam Success in AfghanistanJeffrey and A. Friedman, Dartmouth College U.S. Assessments of Oilthe Supply 1970s and PriceVictor Disruptions Robert in McFarland, University ofHow Missouri China Ends WarsContemporary (1950-1979): Flashpoints Implications for Oriana Skylar Mastro, Georgetown University Mission Impossible?: When WillOperations Covert Succeed? Regime Change Lindsey O'Rourke, Boston College Suez 1956: Crisis, Intelligencethe Sharing, Adversary and ImagesAaron of Rapport, University of Cambridge FOREIGN POLICY OF MIDDLECo-sponsored EAST by STATES DIVISION 12:POLITICS COMPARATIVE OF DEVELOPING COUNTRIES Ivan Sascha Sheehan, Universityof of Public Baltimore Affairs College Kamran Bokhari Obama, the Iran Narrative,Christopher and Ferrero, US Syracuse Foreign University Policy State Identities, Institutions andin Continuity Iran'sNuclear and Policy Change Abolghasem Bayyenat Surviving the Spring: ForeignSecurity Policy in and the Regime ArabDebra Uprisings Shushan, College of WilliamUS & DemocracyMary Promotion inTo Kuwait: Stagnation From (1991-2011) Liberation Dionysis Markakis, Center forRegional International Studies, and Georgetown's SchoolService of in Foreign Qatar Israel and the ArabReasoning Spring: Isolation asPINAR a AKPINAR, Geopolitical Istanbul PolicyUniversity Center/Sabanci Bulent ARAS Layout: 51614N : Odd X : 51614$TEST 05-20-15 04:29:46 Papers: Papers: DIVISION 20: FOREIGN POLICY 10.31 Chair: Disc: DIVISION 20: FOREIGN POLICY 10.32 Chair: Disc: Papers: Thursday, 8:00 AM to 9:45 AM

Welcoming the Unwelcome: Refugee Flows, Integration, Prioritization by Litigation? Deadlines and Resource and Political Stability Limits in Agency Rulemaking Burcu Savun, University of Pittsburgh Christopher Michael Carrigan, George Washington Christian Gineste University DIVISION 22: LEGISLATIVE STUDIES Laurence Tai, NYU School of Law 10.36 COMMITTEES IN CONGRESS: SOURCES OF The Politics of Administrative Rulemaking in the POWER AND INFLUENCE American States. Chair: Alan E. Wiseman, Vanderbilt University Graeme Boushey, University of California, Irvine Robert J. McGrath, University of Michigan Disc: Alan E. Wiseman, Vanderbilt University Timothy P. Nokken, Texas Tech University Does Industry Persuade or Purchase the Regulators? Srinivas Parinandi, University of Michigan, Ann Papers: Conditional Committee Assignment Bias in Light of Arbor Institutional Norms Matthew P. Hitt, Louisiana State University Sam Glaser, University of Notre Dame DIVISION 25: PUBLIC POLICY Congressional Agenda Setting in an Centralized Era 10.39 THE WELFARE STATE IN COMPARATIVE Jonathan Lewallen, University of Texas at Austin PERSPECTIVE Co-sponsored by DIVISION 11: COMPARATIVE Information and Committee Power in Congress: Cues POLITICS and Floor Amendment Votes James M. Curry, University of Utah Chair: Rosemary CR Taylor, Tufts University Disc: Marwa Shalaby, Rice University Staffing Priorities in Congress: From Collective to Charlotte Fridolfsson, Linköping University Individualized Activities R. Eric Petersen, Congressional Research Service, Library of Congress Papers: Age, period and cohort effects: Differences in attitudes Lara Chausow, Congressional Research Service towards spending Roula Nezi, University of Konstanz Protecting the Vulnerable? The $tate of House Committee Assignments Social Protection in Asia: Coverage, Generosity and Scott Adler, University of Colorado, Boulder Stratification Adam Cayton, University of Colorado Boulder Xian Huang, University of Pennsylvania DIVISION 24: PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION The Paradox of Redistribution: Explaining development 10.37 THE CASE OF EDUCATION IN PUBLIC over time? MANAGEMENT RESEARCH Anders Lindbom, Uppsala University Disc: Vicky Wilkins, American University The New American Welfare State: Consumer Bankruptcy as Case Study Serena Laws, Trinity College Papers: Branding, Signaling, and Institutional Identity in Public Higher Education DIVISION 26: LAW AND COURTS Alisa Hicklin Fryar, University of Oklahoma 10.40 DON'T LET IT BRING YOU DOWN: THE Chris Birdsall, American University CONSEQUENCES OF JUDICIALIZATION Tom Rabovsky, Indiana University, Bloomington Chair: Gordon Silverstein, Yale University Exploring the Impact of Social Construction on Part: Jeb Barnes, University of Southern California Stakeholder Engagement Sarah Staszak, Harvard University Thaddieus W. Conner, New Mexico State University Ran Hirschl, University of Toronto Person Environment-Fit and Choice of College Major Thomas M. Keck, Syracuse University Field for Freshman Students Charles R. Epp, University of Kansas Raymond Zuniga, American University J. Mitchell Pickerill, Northern Illinois University George I. Lovell, University of Washington The network approach to post-9/11 education benefits: DIVISION 28: FEDERALISM AND INTERGOVERNMENTAL the profit incentive Daniel L. Fay, Mississippi State University RELATIONS Corri Zoli, Syracuse University 10.41 DECENTRALIZATION, RECENTRALIZATION, Rosalinda Maury, Institute for Veterans and Military PARTICIPATION AND INEQUALITY Families | Syracuse University Chair: Jean-Paul Faguet, London School of Economics DIVISION 25: PUBLIC POLICY Disc: Maria C. Escobar-Lemmon, Texas A&M University 10.38 BUREAUCRATIC POLICYMAKING Co-sponsored by DIVISION 24: PUBLIC Papers: Scale, Community, and Regional Government ADMINISTRATION Gary Marks, University of North Carolina, Chapel Chair: Gary E. Hollibaugh, University of Notre Dame Hill Liesbet Hooghe, University of North Carolina, Disc: Rachel Augustine Potter, University of Virginia Chapel Hill Miranda Yaver, Columbia University Latin American Recentralization in Cross-Regional Perspective Papers: Analyzing Agency Choice with Text Analysis: The Case J. Tyler Dickovick, Washington & Lee University of the NLRB Lawrence S. Rothenberg, University of Rochester Matthew James Sweeten

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X : 51614$TEST 05-20-15 04:29:46 Layout: 51614N : Even Page 8 Daily Schedule DAILY SCHEDULE 9 Thursday, 8:00 AM to 9:45 AM Gender Differences in PoliticalPeople Ambition of of Color EliteShauna Young L Shames Gender Gaps and ImmigrantAmerican Incorporation: Women's The Vote Asian Christian Dyogi Phillips, UniversityBerkeley of California - Taeku Lee, University of California,Gendered Berkeley & Racialized Reentry:Criminal Negotiating Justice the System Keesha M. Middlemass, Trinity University Better For All Women?on The Negative Impact Campaigns ofLiz Race Lebron, and Louisiana Gender State University INTERACTIONS BETWEEN AND INFLUENCES OF RELIGIOUS AND ELECTORAL POLITICS Ted G. Jelen, University ofTed Nevada, G. Las Jelen, Vegas UniversityMatthew of L. Nevada, Jacobsmeier, Las West Vegas Virginia Univerity Candidate Evaluation, Corruption andEvidence Religiosity: from Pakistan Michael Kalin, Yale University Niloufer Siddiqui, Yale University Does Religion ‘Distract’ Voters?Economic How and Religion Values Affects Voting Ben Gaskins, Lewis & ClarkThe College Political Ecology ofGroup Religious Agenda Presence: Control Interest Paul A. Djupe, DenisonAndrew University R. Lewis, University ofIslamist Cincinnati Party Strategies AfterQuinn the Mecham, Arab Brigham Uprisings Young University CONCEPTUALIZING PARTIES: PARTIES AS POLICY DEMANDERS AND THE ALTERNATIVES Christopher Baylor Kathleen Bawn, University ofGary California, C. Los Jacobson, Angeles UniversityDaniel of R. California, DiSalvo, San CUNY-CityJulia Diego College Rezazadeh of Azari, New Marquette York University THE ORIGINS AND EFFECTSELECTIONS OF PRIMARY Barry C. Burden, University ofJustin Wisconsin Buchler, Case WesternBarry Reserve C. University Burden, University of Wisconsin Did the Direct PrimarySeth Lead E. to Masket, Polarization? University ofDirect Denver Primaries under Presidentialfrom Systems: South Evidence Korea Shinhye Choi, University of California,Endorsements Berkeley and Elite SignalingRepublican in Primaries the 2012 Nitya Rao, University of Texas, Austin Papers: DIVISION 33: RELIGION AND10.45 POLITICS Chair: Disc: Papers: DIVISION 35: POLITICAL ORGANIZATIONSPARTIES AND 10.46 Chair: Part: DIVISION 35: POLITICAL ORGANIZATIONSPARTIES AND 10.47 Chair: Disc: Papers: Page 9 Regional Self-Rule and VotingAmerica Participation in Latin Sara Niedzwiecki, University ofAlissandra New T. Mexico Stoyan, UniversityChapel of Hill North Carolina at The Causes of RecentralizationJulian in Daniel Colombia Lopez-Murcia, (2007-2011) University ofSubnational Oxford Inequality in Socialas Development: a Colombia case study Silvia Otero-Bahamon, Northwestern University BEYOND THE 'END OFPOLICY' FEDERAL IMPASSE URBAN Co-sponsored by DIVISION 25: PUBLICSusan POLICY E. Clarke Todd Swanstrom, University of Missouri-St. Louis Rethinking Federal Urban PolicyRobert in P. an Stoker, George AgeMichael Washington of University J. Austerity Rich, Emory University 'Collective Impact' Initiatives inJeffrey the R. Education Henig Sector Constance Margarete Clark Multilevel Governance and Immigrantin Integration the Policy US andMara Canada Sidney, Rutgers University, Newark The Federal Policy/Local CapacityLabor Nexus Market in Policies National Allison Bramwell, University ofGreensboro North Carolina at NEW ABORTION POLITICS Co-sponsored by DIVISION 29:POLICY STATE POLITICS AND Laura R. Woliver, University ofLaura South R. Carolina Woliver, UniversityKaren of L. South Baird, Carolina Purchase College, SUNY Governing Reproduction: Race, Nation,the and United Abortion States in Jennifer Denbow, unaffiliated, beginning MayMisinformed 2015 Consent: State IndicesCynthia on R. Abortion Daniels, RutgersBrunswick University, New Amanda M. Roberti Grace Elizabeth Howard, Rutgers University The New Abortion Politics:Policy Expanding Diffusion Conflict Through Anna Calasanti, University of NewDescriptive Mexico versus substantive representation:want Women substance Danielle Martin, California StateSacramento University, Protecting Women as Women:Abortion Strategic Regulations Framing of Amanda M. Roberti THE INTERSECTIONS OF RACEPOLITICS AND GENDER Paru Shah, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee X : 51614$TEST 05-20-15 04:29:46 Layout: 51614N : Odd Papers: Papers: DIVISION 30: URBAN POLITICS 10.42 Chair: Disc: DIVISION 31: WOMEN & 10.43 POLITICS Chair: Disc: DIVISION 32: RACE, ETHNICITY10.44 AND POLITICS Chair: Thursday, 8:00 AM to 9:45 AM

Median Activists or Median Voters: The Contingent The Decline of Political Participation in Old Age Effect of Primary Elections Barry C. Burden, University of Wisconsin Daniel Max Kselman, IE Business School; School of DIVISION 36: ELECTIONS AND VOTING BEHAVIOR IR 10.50 THE ELECTORAL CONNECTION AND No polarization in spite of primaries? A median voter DEMOCRATIC ACCOUNTABILITY theorem with nominations Chair: Anthony Fowler, University of Chicago Gilles Serra, Centro de Investigacion y Docencia Disc: Ethan Bueno de Mesquita, University of Chicago Economicas Anthony Fowler, University of Chicago DIVISION 36: ELECTIONS AND VOTING BEHAVIOR 10.48 ADVANCING SALIENCY THEORY: PARTIES' Papers: Representational Strategies in Fragmented Electoral SALIENCE STRATEGIES IN MULTI-ISSUE Markets ELECTIONS Travis Johnston, University of California, Berkeley Chair: James Adams, University of California, Davis Party-Candidate Linkages and Electoral Instability Disc: Sergio Ascencio Bonfil, University of Rochester Francesca Refsum Jensenius, Norwegian Institute of James Adams, University of California, Davis International Affairs Pavithra Suryanarayan Papers: Valence Campaigning in the 2008 US Congressional Descriptive Representation and Legislative Influence Elections Matthew J. Hayes, Indiana University, Bloomington Thomas Gschwend, University of Mannheim William Kindred Winecoff, Indiana University Stoetzer Lukas, University of Mannheim Steffen Zittlau, University of Mannheim, MZES Business Experience Required? Analyzing Mayors and Fiscal Outcomes in US Cities Party Competition and the Mobilization of Social Patricia Kirkland, Columbia University Groups Lorenzo De Sio, LUISS Guido Carli How Legislator Identities Matter for Substantive Till Weber, Baruch College, CUNY Minority Representation Albert Fang, Columbia University The Salience of the 2nd Dimension: Heresthetics in 18 Parliamentary Democracies DIVISION 37: PUBLIC OPINION Francesc Amat, Institute for Political Economy and 10.51 UNDERSTANDING ATTITUDES OF AND Governance TOWARD GROUPS Co-sponsored by DIVISION 32: RACE, ETHNICITY AND Salience Strategies and Policy Bundling in Multi-Issue POLITICS Elections Chitralekha Basu, University of Rochester Chair: Jennifer L. Merolla Disc: Jennifer L. Merolla Parties’ Issue Emphasis as Determinants of Associative Ashley E. Jardina, Duke University Issue Ownership Stefaan Walgrave Jonas Lefevere Papers: Contextual Ethnic Diversity and Ethnicized Crime Attitudes DIVISION 36: ELECTIONS AND VOTING BEHAVIOR Frederik Hjorth, University of Copenhagen 10.49 THE EFFECTS OF EDUCATION, AGE, MASS SHOOTINGS, AND NATURAL DISASTERS ON Inter-Group Attitudes Among Multiple Populations: TURNOUT Competition and Context Matt A. Barreto, University of California, Los Chair: John E. McNulty Angeles Disc: Holly Ann Garnett Benjamin Fontaine Gonzalez, Highline College Gabriel Sanchez, University of New Mexico Papers: Hundred years of educational expansion: Did it affect Kiku Huckle political participation? Perceptions of In-Group Voting Preferences: Race- Sven Oskarsson, Uppsala University Ethnicity, Gender, and Party Karl-Oskar Lindgren, Uppsala University David C. Wilson, University of Delaware Mikael Persson, University of Gothenburg Darren Davis, University of Notre Dame Issue salience & campaign contributions: evidence from The Structure of Racial Attitudes Among White mass shootings in the US Americans Valentino Larcinese, Universita' Bocconi, Milan Stanley Feldman, SUNY, Stony Brook University Francesco Maria Esposito, Catholic University of the Leonie Huddy, SUNY, Stony Brook Sacred Heart - Via Necchi 5 - 20123 - Milan Francesco Sobbrio, Catholic University of Milan Perception, Self-Interest and the Principle-Policy Gap in Racial Attitudes Natural Disasters And Political Participation: Evidence Andrew J. Taylor, North Carolina State University from Reoccurring Floods Lukas Rudolph, University of Munich DIVISION 38: POLITICAL COMMUNICATION Patrick Michael Kuhn, Princeton University 10.52 "TRUST ME, I DIDN'T MEAN TO SEE POLITICAL INFORMATION..." Voting Without Your Feet: Mandatory Mail Ballot Elections in California Chair: Emily Sydnor, University of Virginia Sean Freeder, University of California Berkeley Disc: Ken Mulligan, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale Gabrielle Elul, UC Berkeley Nathaniel Swigger, Ohio State University Jake M Grumbach, UC Berkeley

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X : 51614$TEST 05-20-15 04:29:46 Layout: 51614N : Even Page 10 Daily Schedule DAILY SCHEDULE 11 Thursday, 8:00 AM to 9:45 AM CRITICAL EVOLUTIONS IN ELECTION OBSERVATION Co-sponsored by DIVISION 34:ELECTORAL REPRESENTATION SYSTEMS AND Shelley McConnell, St. Lawrence University Harold A. Trinkunas, The Brookings Institution Randomization and International ElectionSusan Observation D. Hyde, YaleDavid University Carroll, Carter Center Do Governments Counteract Internationaldemocracy? Pressure for Judith Kelley, Duke University Conceptualizing Electoral Accompaniment Jennifer McCoy, Georgia StateShelley University McConnell, St. Lawrence University Domestic election monitors, electoralintegrity institutions in and the Americas Sharon F. Lean Toward a Process-Based EvaluationElectoral of Observation International Betilde Virginia Muñoz-Pogossian, OrganizationAmerican of States SUBNATIONAL VARIATIONS IN DEMOCRACY AND AUTOCRACY Jonathan T. Hiskey, Vanderbilt University Agustina Giraudy, American University Local Protest and ElectionAuthoritarian Fraud: Regime A Uncertainty NewTomila Test Lankina of Electoral Freeness and Fairness:Elections The on Impact National of Ones Kelly Local M. McMann, Case WesternSub-national Reserve Variations University in Electionfrom Quality- Malawi Lessons Michael Wahman, University of Missouri-Paths Columbia toward Subnational Democratization:in L. a America Comparative Framework Jacqueline Behrend, Universidad NacionalMartín de / San CONICET Reciprocal Retaliation and theCompetition Federal in Basis Nigeria ofCarl Party LeVan, American University-SIS CRITICAL THEORIES OF PEACE:JUSTICE, PEACE, HUMAN RIGHTS Douglas Irvin-Erickson, George MasonSchool University, for The Conflict Analysis andStephen Resolution Eric Bronner, -university- The Liberal Peace andContemporary its Paradigms Discontents: AErnesto Critique Verdeja, of University of NotrePartisan Dame Moralism to SystemAnalysis Transformation and in Resolution Conflict Douglas S. Irvin, Georgefor Mason Conflict University, Analysis School and Resolution DIVISION 44: COMPARATIVE DEMOCRATIZATION 10.55 Chair: Disc: Papers: DIVISION 44: COMPARATIVE DEMOCRATIZATION 10.56 Chair: Disc: Papers: DIVISION 45: HUMAN RIGHTS 10.57 Chair: Disc: Papers: Page 11 Passive Learning and IncidentalNatalie Exposure Jomini to Stroud, News UniversityJoshua of M. Texas, Scacco, Austin Purdue University Accidental exposure to politicsparticipation on equalizer social mediaaugusto as valeriani, a Università diCristian Bologna Vaccari, Royal Holloway,London University of What Drives Conspiratorial Beliefs?Informational The Cues Role of Joseph E. Uscinski, UniversityCasey of A. Miami Klofstad, University ofWhy Miami is Satire sohumor Liberal: appreciation Psychology, ideology, and Dannagal G. Young, UniversityAbigail of Goldring Delaware Shannon Poulsen DARK PLACES: CRIME ANDJAMES POLITICS ELLROY’S IN AMERICA Darrell A. Hamlin, Fort HaysDarrell State A. University Hamlin, Fort Hays State University Title: “James Ellroy, DonJoseph DeLillo Romance, and FHSU theJoseph tragic Romance, 60s,” Fort Hays State“Policing, University Corruption, and Criminality:Rule Force of and Law" the Jeffrey A. Becker, University ofJames the Ellroy's Pacific California Susan McWilliams, Pomona College Seeking Dimension: Women inEllroy the Body ofDeirdre James M. Condit, VirginiaUniversity Commonwealth CLIENTELISM AND CORRUPTION ACROSS DICTATORSHIP AND DEMOCRACY Co-sponsored by DIVISION 6: POLITICALSarah ECONOMY Hummel, University ofChampaign Illinois at Urbana- Simeon C. Nichter Sarah Hummel, University ofChampaign Illinois at Urbana- Clientelism on the Ground:Case Lessons from theMariela Argentine Szwarcberg, Reed College Lustration and clientelism: transitionalparty-voter justice linkages in shaping Monika Nalepa Patronage and Permanent Giveaways:Institutionalization Party in Dictatorships Anne Meng, University of California,Explaining Berkeley AKP Support inMelissa Turkey J. Marschall, RiceAbdullah University Aydogan Alper Tolga Bulut Corruption as a Self-Fulfillinga Prophecy: Survey Evidence Experiment from Daniel W. Gingerich, UniversityVirginia of Oliveros, Virginia Tulane University X : 51614$TEST 05-20-15 04:29:46 Layout: 51614N : Odd Papers: Papers: DIVISION 41: POLITICS, LITERATURE,10.53 AND FILM Chair: Disc: DIVISION 44: COMPARATIVE DEMOCRATIZATION 10.54 Chair: Disc: Papers: Thursday, 8:00 AM to 9:45 AM

A Critical Theoretical Approach to Human Rights for Papers: The Politics of Allocation: Ethnicity and Kenya’s Social Transformation Constituency Development Fund Micheline Ishay, University of Denver Kirk Andrew Harris Freedom from Fear?: The Global Human Rights Local Logics of Development in Decentralized West Response to Gender-Based Violence Africa Alison Brysk, UCSB Martha Wilfahrt Genocide, Human Rights & Crimes Against Humanity: Relationship between Trust and Approval: Results of a The Eclipse of Justice panel survey in Ghana Douglas Irvin-Erickson, George Mason University, Kevin S. Fridy, University of Tampa The School for Conflict Analysis and Resolution Mary R. Anderson, University of Tampa DIVISION 46: QUALITATIVE METHODS What Determines Levels of Patronage? – Sub-National 10.58 AFTER BOSTON COLLEGE: ETHICAL AND Evidence From Kenya METHODOLOGICAL INNOVATION IN Agnes Cornell, Aarhus University FIELDWORK Michelle D'Arcy, Trinity College Dublin Chair: Tariq Thachil DIVISION 54: POLITICAL EPISTEMOLOGY Disc: Peregrine Schwartz-Shea, University of Utah 10.62 EPISTEMIC DEMOCRACY AND ITS CRITICS Adam Michael Auerbach, American University Chair: Alfred Moore Part: Helene E. Landemore Papers: Understanding Autocrats: Challenges of Micro-level Robert E. Goodin, Australian National University Research on Iraq Nadia Urbinati, Columbia University Julia Choucair-Vizoso, Stanford University DIVISION 55: CLASS & INEQUALITY Researching Violence under Authoritarianism: How 10.63 VOICES OF THE UNHEAVENLY CHORUS: Ethics Shapes Methodology INEQALITIES IN ORGANIZED INFLUENCE Sheena Chestnut Greitens, University of Missouri Chair: Joseph M. Schwartz, Temple University Rethinking Field Methods and Ethics in Fragile States Disc: David Broockman Milli Lake, University of Washington Kate Cronin-Furman Papers: Advocacy by Organizations: What Would an Unbiased Whose Evidence? How US Law and the “War on Pressure System Look Like? Terror” Affect Violence Research Kay Lehman Schlozman, Boston College Sarah E. Parkinson, University of Minnesota Frank R. Baumgartner, University of North Carolina, Interviewing Civil War Perpetrators: Fear, Empathy, and Chapel Hill Research Ethics Stealth Politics by U.S. Billionaires Anastasia Shesterinina, Yale University Benjamin I. Page, Northwestern University Jason Seawright, Northwestern University DIVISION 46: QUALITATIVE METHODS Matthew Lacombe, Northwestern University 10.59 SHOULD THERE BE A REGISTRY FOR POLITICAL SCIENCE RESEARCH? Congressional Inattention to Inequality: Speech, Money, Co-sponsored by DIVISION 51: EXPERIMENTAL and Organized Interests RESEARCH Christopher M. Witko, The University of South Chair: Alan M. Jacobs Carolina Jana Morgan, University of Tennessee, Knoxville Part: Andrew Bennett Nathan J. Kelly, University of Tennessee, Knoxville John Gerring, Department of Political Science, Boston Peter Enns, Cornell University University Macartan Humphreys, Columbia University Protests and Legislative Bias Favoring Racial and Ethnic Jonathan Nagler, New York University Minorities and the Poor DIVISION 52: MIGRATION AND CITIZENSHIP LaGina Gause, University of Michigan 10.60 "BRIDGES AND CUL DE SACS: NAVIGATING Class norms on college campuses MIGRATION STUDIES ACROSS THE Tali Mendelberg, Princeton University SUBFIELDS" Katherine McCabe, Princeton University Co-sponsored by DIVISION 32: RACE, ETHNICITY AND Adam Thal, Princeton University POLITICS Who Listens to Whom? Assessing Inequalities in Chair: Sara Wallace Goodman, University of California, Irvine Representation Part: Louis DeSipio Justin Phillips, Columbia University Matthew Wright, American University Jeffrey R. Lax, Columbia University Erin Aeran Chung, Johns Hopkins University Adam Zelizer Maarten Peter Vink, Maastricht University Related Groups Michael A. Jones-Correa, Cornell University 11.1 CAMPAIGN FINANCE RESEARCH GROUP: Irene Bloemraad, University of California, Berkeley POLITICAL PARTIES AND INTEREST GROUPS DIVISION 53: THE AFRICAN POLITICS CONFERENCE AFTER CITIZENS UNITED GROUP Chair: Ruth S. Jones, Arizona State University 10.61 ETHNICITY AND THE POLITICS OF RESOURCE ALLOCATION IN AFRICA Disc: Michael J. Malbin, University at Albany, SUNY Co-sponsored by DIVISION 6: POLITICAL ECONOMY Disc: Adam Harris, New York University

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X : 51614$TEST 05-20-15 04:29:46 Layout: 51614N : Even Page 12 Daily Schedule DAILY SCHEDULE 13 Thursday, 10:15 AM to 12:00 PM From Polls to VotesBritish to General Seats: Election Forecasting theRobert 2015 Ford, University ofWill Manchester Jennings, University ofMark Southampton A. Pickup, SimonChristopher Fraser Wlezien, University University of Texas at Austin APSA RALPH BUNCHE SUMMER(RBSI) INSTITUTE ORIENTATION MEETING TEACHING AND LEARNING COMMITTEE BUSINESS MEETING FIFTY YEARS AFTER THEOF VRA: VOTING THE AND FUTURE REPRESENTATION INCo-sponsored THE by US DIVISION 32:POLITICS RACE, ETHNICITY AND Co-sponsored by DIVISION 52:CITIZENSHIP MIGRATION AND Jane Y. Junn, University ofNathaniel Southern Persily, California Stanford University David T. Canon, UniversitySophia of Jordán Wisconsin, Wallace, Madison RutgersBrunswick University, New Stephen D. Ansolabehere, HarvardKareem University Crayton, University of NorthRACE Carolina AND GENDER INAMERICAN THE REPUBLIC EARLY Co-sponsored by DIVISION 1:AND POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY: HISTORICAL THOUGHT APPROACHES Eileen Hunt Botting, University ofEileen Notre Hunt Dame Botting, UniversityMelvin of L. Notre Rogers, Dame Emory University Gender and the PoliticsCrocker’s of Reminiscences Place inSarah Hannah Loretto Mather Houser, American University “Humankind is But OneRace Family” and Frances Gender Wright inLisa on America Pace Vetter, UniversityCounty of Maryland, Baltimore The Moral Imagination ofCrocker, an Hall Informed and Citizenry: Freemasonry John Slifko, Roosevelt CenterSociety for and the Freemasonry Study ofDavid Civil Walker and theResistance Political Theology ofMichael Slave Gorup New Jersey Women’s SuffrageHistorical in Memory 1776-1807 and in Kirsten Nussbaumer SEXUAL MINORITIES-POLICY-MAKING AND POLITICAL REPRESENTATION Co-sponsored by DIVISION 47:POLITICS SEXUALITY AND Jocelyn M. Boryczka, Fairfield University Susan Mezey, Loyola UniversityJocelyn Chicago M. Boryczka, Fairfield University Thursday, 8:30 AM toAPSA Events 9:30 AM 12.1 12.2 Thursday, 10:15 AM toTheme Panels 12:00 PM 13.1 Chair: Part: 13.2 Chair: Disc: Papers: 13.3 Chair: Disc: Page 13 Political Parties and InterestUnited Groups – after Convergence Citizens orOutside Divergence? Groups Do Spend Parties onDoes and the It Same Matter? Candidates,Diana and Dwyre, California StateRobin University, A. Chico Kolodny, Temple University Interest Group Issue Strategies:Congressional Advertising Elections in theErika 2014 Franklin Fowler, WesleyanMichael University M. Franz, BowdoinTravis College N. Ridout, Washington StateHow University Purists Dominate MoneyRaymond in J. Politics La Raja,Amherst University of Massachusetts, Brian F. Schaffner, UniversityAmherst of Massachusetts, What Would a $1.5for Million the Contribution Parties? “Limit”Michael Mean J. Malbin, University atCHRISTIANS Albany, IN SUNY POLITICAL SCIENCE: CHRISTIAN PERSPECTIVES ON IMMIGRATION POLICY Kimberly H. Conger, University ofKimberly Cincinnati H. Conger, University of Cincinnati White Evangelicals and Immigration Ruth Melkonian-Hoover, Gordon College Lyman Kellstedt, Wheaton College Egalitarian Perspectives on ImmigrationJustice and Politics: Social Are FemaleJennifer Pastors E. More Walsh, Inclusive?" AzusaKatherine Pacific Wallace, University London School ofImmigration Economics and the SouthernMoving Baptist the Convention: Republican Majority Stuart Warren, University of Cincinnati Challenging Sovereignty: Theologically Qualifying Federal United States ImmigrationRobert Law W Heimburger, Blackfriarsof Hall, Oxford University POLITICAL FORECASTING GROUP: FORECASTING THE 2015 UKELECTION PARLIAMENTARY Mary Stegmaier, University of Missouri Bruno Jérôme, University ofRoss Paris E. II Burkhart Pantheon Assas ElectionForecast.co.uk: Combining National, LocalHistorical and Information to ForecastElection the 2015 General Chris Hanretty, University ofBenjamin East E Anglia Lauderdale, LondonEconomics School of Nick Vivyan, Durham University Victory without Power: TheMatthew Tories Lebo, in Stony the Brook 2015Helmut University Election Norpoth, Stony Brook University Using a Synthetic ModelBritish for General Forecasting Election theMichael Next S. Lewis-Beck, universityEric of Belanger, iowa McGill University Richard Nadeau, University of Montreal The Party Leadership Model:2015 An British Early General Forecast Election Andreas of Erwin the Murr, University of Oxford Papers: Papers: X : 51614$TEST 05-20-15 04:29:46 11.2 Chair: Disc: 11.3 Chair: Disc: Layout: 51614N : Odd Papers: Thursday, 10:15 AM to 12:00 PM

Papers: A Queer Family Resemblance: Identity Politics without Disc: P.J. Brendese the Identity Paul Martorelli, University of California, Berkeley Papers: Engaged Cosmopolitanism: Edward Said and Giorgio Intersectionality & Surrogate Representation: Women of Agamben's universalisms Color and LGBT Policy Manu Samnotra, University of Florida Megan Elizabeth Osterbur, Xavier University of Jane Addams and Possibilities for Political Friendships Louisiana Wynne Walker Moskop, Saint Louis University Unity or Diversity: Examining the Formation of the Critiques of Chrono-normativity: Queer, Evangelical, and LGBT Coalition in US Politics Messianic Temporalities Zein Murib, University of Minnesota John McMahon, The Graduate Center, CUNY The “War on Solicitation:” A Tool for Controlling Joanna Tice Transgender Populations DIVISION 2: FOUNDATIONS OF POLITICAL THEORY Courtenay W. Daum, Colorado State University 15.3 POLICE POWER AND POLITICAL THEORY Litigating Intersex Rights Co-sponsored by DIVISION 42: NEW POLITICAL Jason Pierceson, University of Illinois, Springfield SCIENCE APSA Events Chair: Leonard C. Feldman, CUNY-Hunter College 14.1 BEST PRACTICES TO ACHIEVE AND SUSTAIN Disc: George Ciccariello-Maher, Drexel University GENDER EQUALITY: ARE WE THERE YET? Chair: Frances McCall Rosenbluth, Yale University Papers: Unlawful Police Governance in Democracies Part: Jane Mansbridge, Harvard Kennedy School Guillermina Sofia Seri, Union College Melanie Frances Manion, University of Wisconsin, Policing and Violence: Theorizing the Postcolonial Madison Interventions Kathleen Thelen, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Jinee Lokaneeta, Drew University Dawn L. Teele, London School of Economics Policing, Torture, and Justice: Police Responses to Barbara F. Walter, University of California, San Diego Human Rights Norm Diffusion Mala N. Htun, University of New Mexico Rachel Lee Wahl, --University of Virginia Vesla Mae Weaver, Yale University Nadia E. Brown, Purdue University The Self-Defense Justification for Police Violence and State Sovereignty 14.2 BETWEEN PAST AND FUTURE: PERESTROIKA Leonard C. Feldman, CUNY-Hunter College AND PERSPECTIVES Chair: Jeffrey C. Isaac, Indiana University, Bloomington DIVISION 3: NORMATIVE POLITICAL THEORY 15.4 AUTHOR MEETS CRITICS ROUNDTABLE: Part: John G. Gunnell ALAN PATTEN'S "EQUAL RECOGNITION" Ange-Marie Hancock, University of Southern California Chair: Lucas Stanczyk, MIT Mary Fainsod Katzenstein, Cornell University Robert O. Keohane, Woodrow Wilson School, Princeton Part: Joseph H. Carens, University of Toronto University Chiara Cordelli, University of Exeter/Princeton David D. Laitin, Stanford University University Kristen Renwick Monroe, University of California, Steven Wall, University of Arizona Irvine W. James Booth, Vanderbilt University Anne Norton Alan Patten, Princeton University Rogers M. Smith, University of Pennsylvania DIVISION 3: NORMATIVE POLITICAL THEORY Division Panels 15.5 SHOULD WE "MANAGE" DIVERSITY? Chair: Hollie Sue Mann, University of North Carolina at DIVISION 1: POLITICAL THOUGHT AND PHILOSOPHY: Chapel Hill HISTORICAL APPROACHES 15.1 EMPIRE, IMPERIALISM, AND RACE Disc: Hollie Sue Mann, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Co-sponsored by DIVISION 2: FOUNDATIONS OF POLITICAL THEORY Co-sponsored by DIVISION 3: NORMATIVE POLITICAL Papers: Managing Diversity in Normative Political Theory: a THEORY Typology Avery Elias Plaw, University of Massachusetts, Disc: Inder Singh Marwah, McMaster University Dartmouth Papers: Montesquieu’s Teaching International Relations: Beyond Diversity: Managing the Identity Crises of the Between Liberty and Empire 21st Century Andrea Radasanu, Northern Illinois University Michael R. Clifford, Mississippi State University Burke and Paine on the Origins of British Imperialism On the Value of Diversity: Kang Youwei's Great Unity in India and Mill's Individuality Daniel I. O'Neill, University of Florida Fernando Romero, Johns Hopkins University A Cautionary Radical: John Stuart Mill and the Tensions The Difficulty of Diversity: Free Speech and of Empire Psychological Distress Menaka Philips, Tulane University Malte Froeslee Ibsen, Goethe University Frankfurt Jeffrey Howard, University of Essex DIVISION 2: FOUNDATIONS OF POLITICAL THEORY 15.2 BORDER CROSSINGS Chair: Mina Suk, Arizona State University

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X : 51614$TEST 05-20-15 04:29:46 Layout: 51614N : Even Page 14 Daily Schedule DAILY SCHEDULE 15 Thursday, 10:15 AM to 12:00 PM Redistribution and Progressivity Matthew Dimick, SUNY BuffaloDaniel Law Stegmueller, School University of Mannheim AUTHOR MEETS CRITICS: THEQUARREL: LOVERS’ THE TWO FOUNDINGS Sonu Bedi, Dartmouth College John J. Dinan, WakeSidney Forest M. University Milkis, UniversityJames of A. Virginia Morone, BrownElizabeth University Sanders, Cornell University Stephen Skowronek, Yale University RACE AND THE AMERICANCo-sponsored STATE by DIVISION 32:POLITICS RACE, ETHNICITY AND Thomas K. Ogorzalek, Northwestern University Paul Frymer, Princeton University Conceptualizing and Explaining Anti-CivilEnforcement Rights in the USDaniel South Kryder, Brandeis University Reflections on the WeaknessAmerican of Politics Restorative JusticeRobert in Mickey, University ofRichard Michigan M. Valelly, Swarthmore College The Even Newer JImDaniel Crow H. Kato For Democracy and aWar Caste II System? and Theorizing CivilSteven World Rights White, Brown University Today’s Runaway Slaves: UnauthorizedFederalist Immigrants Framework in a Allan Colbern BRIDGING THE QUANTITATIVE-QUALITATIVE DIVIDE: TEXT ANALYSIS ANDTHRESHOLDS DATA Co-sponsored by DIVISION 46:METHODS QUALITATIVE Adam Ramey, New York University-AbuA Dhabi New Frontier Thesis:fsQCA Estimating Data ThresholdsAndrew in Samuel Rosenberg Austin Knuppe, Ohio StateBear University F. Braumoeller, Ohio StateAutomated University Text Analysis inCurrent the Approaches Study Fail ofRichard IR: McAlexander Why Prudence, Moderation, and ReasonPapers in the Federalist Erin Leigh Bohanan, Boston University Measuring Political Institutions byin Discourse Hybrid Coalitions Democracies Oul Han MEASUREMENT MODELS IN COMPARATIVE POLITICS Co-sponsored by DIVISION 11:POLITICS COMPARATIVE Betul Demirkaya, Washington University inFang-Yi St. Chiou, Louis Academia Sinica Daniel Pemstein, North Dakota State University DIVISION 7: POLITICS AND15.9 HISTORY Chair: Part: DIVISION 7: POLITICS AND15.10 HISTORY Chair: Disc: Papers: DIVISION 8: POLITICAL METHODOLOGY 15.11 Chair: Papers: DIVISION 8: POLITICAL METHODOLOGY 15.12 Chair: Disc: Page 15 WHAT DO WE LEARNMINI-PUBLICS? FROM DELIBERATIVE Co-sponsored by DIVISION 50: POLITICALLynn NETWORKS M. Sanders, University ofGenevieve Virginia Fuji Johnson, SimonPatrick Fraser Fournier, University Universite de Montreal What Kind of OpinionsRepresent? Do Deliberative Mini-Publics James S. Fishkin, Stanford University The Value of OpinionEmpirical Change: Considerations Theoretical and Andre Bächtiger, Universitat Luzern Deliberation, Homogenization, and Polarization* Robert C. Luskin, UniversityKyu of S. Texas, Hahn, Austin SeoulJames National S. University Fishkin, Stanford University Does deliberation in like-mindedextreme groups opinions? lead toKimmo more Gronlund, Abo Akademi University Evaluating Inequality and ArgumentDeliberation Reasoning in Alice Siu CONFLICT, TAXATION, AND STATE CAPACITY Co-sponsored by DIVISION 11:POLITICS COMPARATIVE Robert H. Bates, Harvard University Robert H. Bates, Harvard University A Simple Model ofMaxim State Ananyev, Building UCLA Elite Conflict and thePost-Revolutionary Expansion Mexico of StateFrancisco Capacity Garfias, in Stanford University Security in the AbsencePirates of in a Northern State: Somalia Avidit Clans, R. Goats Acharya and Robin Harding, University ofJonathan Rochester Andrew Harris Partial State Formation andthe Local West Fiscal Bank PerformanceDiana in Greenwald, University of Michigan POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY, INSTITUTIONS, AND PUBLIC GOODS Co-sponsored by DIVISION 28:INTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS FEDERALISM AND Pablo Beramendi, Duke University Pablo Beramendi, Duke University Decentralized Taxation and Redistribution:from Evidence Europe Jeremy Ferwerda Fail-Safe Federalism Sanford C. Gordon, NewDimitri York Landa, University NYU Who Speaks for theKaren Poor? Long Jusko, Stanford University X : 51614$TEST 05-20-15 04:29:46 Layout: 51614N : Odd Papers: Papers: Papers: Chair: Disc: DIVISION 6: POLITICAL ECONOMY 15.7 Chair: Disc: DIVISION 6: POLITICAL ECONOMY 15.8 Chair: Disc: DIVISION 5: POLITICAL PSYCHOLOGY 15.6 Thursday, 10:15 AM to 12:00 PM

Papers: An empirical typology of political regimes DIVISION 11: COMPARATIVE POLITICS Sebastian Ziaja, Heidelberg University 15.15 FISCAL POLICIES: CAUSES AND Estimating the Number of Latent Classes IMPLICATIONS Shawn Treier, Australian National University Chair: Marc P. Berenson, King's College London Non-parametric scaling of political parties Disc: Florian Max Benjamin Hollenbach, Princeton University Tasos Kalandrakis, University of Rochester Measuring Policy Positions Through the Aggregation of Papers: Holding on to a Shaking Throne? Fiscal Profligacy and Survey Responses Democratic Governance Rene Lindstadt, University of Essex Christian Ruiz-Palmero, University of Lausanne Sven-Oliver Proksch, McGill University Philipp Trein Common Space for Citizens and Legislators in Latin Taxation and government quality in democracies and America: A Bayesian Approach autocracies Constanza F. Schibber, Washington University in St. Rasmus Broms, Quality of Government Institute Louis The How and Why of Regulating Political Finance DIVISION 10: POLITICAL SCIENCE EDUCATION Andrea Abel van Es, University of Sydney 15.13 DIVERSE APPROACHES TO IMPROVING Trust, Fear and Diverse Paths to the Post-Communist ONLINE EDUCATION Modern Tax State Co-sponsored by DIVISION 9: TEACHING AND Marc P. Berenson, King's College London LEARNING IN POLITICAL SCIENCE DIVISION 11: COMPARATIVE POLITICS Chair: Richard A. Barrett, University of Southern California 15.16 PUBLIC GOODS, CORRUPTION, AND THE Disc: Scott Abernathy, University of Minnesota STATE Joel R. Campbell, Troy University Chair: Marko Klasnja, Princeton University Disc: Marko Klasnja, Princeton University Papers: Improving Enrollment and Retention in Online Classes through Rapport-building Papers: A 'Systemic' Understanding of Public Goods Provision Rebecca A. Glazier, University of Arkansas, Little Neeraj Vimal Prasad, The Fletcher School, Tufts Rock University Scripting in an Online Environment Colonialism in Europe: Imperial Legacies in the Balkans Renee B. Van Vechten, University of Redlands Bogdan Gabriel Popescu, Political Science at Tyson D. King-Meadows, University of Maryland, UChicago Baltimore County Mind the Electoral Gap: How Investment in Public Assessing Diversity in Non-Western Comparative Infrastructure Helps Autocrats Politics Online Joan E. Cho, Harvard University Andrew Levin, Harper College Jae Seung Lee News of the World: Teaching Media and Politics to the Byung Kwon Song Mass Millennials Rethinking Corruption: Integrity and Anti-Corruption Lori Cox Han, Chapman University Policy in Bolivia Brian R. Calfano, Missouri State University Paul M. Heywood, University of Nottingham Teaching about Disability Access: Identifying Barriers Nieves Zuniga, University of Nottingham and Assessing Solutions The Effects of Nomenklatura on Local Public Goods Arthur Blaser Distribution DIVISION 11: COMPARATIVE POLITICS Zeyang Arthur Yu, The Hong Kong University of 15.14 ACCOUNTABILITY AND PUBLIC GOODS Science and Technology PROVISION: NEW EVIDENCE FROM AFRICA DIVISION 12: COMPARATIVE POLITICS OF DEVELOPING Chair: Evan S. Lieberman, Massachusetts Institute of COUNTRIES Technology 15.17 AUTHORITARIANISM, REPRESSION AND Disc: Beatriz Magaloni, Stanford University MOBILIZATION IN THE MIDDLE EAST Chair: Jillian M. Schwedler, Hunter College Papers: The Political Consequences of NGOs: Experimental Disc: Tarek E. Masoud, Harvard University Evidence from Ghana Katharine A. Baldwin, Yale University Papers: When Regimes Attack: Repression and Anti-Coup Is the Long Route of Accountability Too Long? Mobilization in Egypt Evidence from South Africa Neil Ketchley, University of Oxford Daniel Nicolas Jacques de Kadt Neoliberalism, Authoritarian Learning and the Police Evan S. Lieberman, Massachusetts Institute of State in Egypt Technology Michael Farquhar Contingent Prize Allocation in One Clientelist Systemic Crisis, Economic Ideas, and Military Rule in Democracy: Evidence from Senegal Post-WWII Syria Jessica Gottlieb, Texas A&M University Daniel Neep, Georgetown University Participatory Research and Accountability: Experimental Judiciary-Police Relations and the Egyptian Uprisings Evidence from Kenya Dina I. Rashed Ryan M. Sheely, Harvard University

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X : 51614$TEST 05-20-15 04:29:46 Layout: 51614N : Even Page 16 Daily Schedule DAILY SCHEDULE 17 Thursday, 10:15 AM to 12:00 PM Pre-Communist Legacies and ContemporaryIrredentism Russian in Ukraine Scott G. Feinstein, University ofSocialization, Florida Ethnic Saliency, andMatthew Identity T. in Becker, Bosnia University ofTesting Mississippi Theories about Ethnicup Diversity of and the the SovietHenry Break- Union E. Brady, UniversityCynthia of S. California, Kaplan, Berkeley UniversityBarbara of California, Santa USING WITHIN-COUNTRY INSTITUTIONAL DIVERSITY FOR CAUSAL IDENTIFICATIONJAPAN IN Co-sponsored by DIVISION 34:ELECTORAL REPRESENTATION SYSTEMS AND Co-sponsored by Japan Political StudiesJoel Group A. Middleton, UC Berkeley Faisal Z. Ahmed, Princeton University The Unspoken Role ofSafety: Public An Works IV Projects Approach Masataka in Harada Public Etsuhiro Nakamura, Ehime University Strategic Allocation of PartyUneven Leader Electoral Visits System underMichio an Umeda, Ehime University When Do Voters RelyExperimental on Evidence Familiarity from Cues? Japan Justin Reeves Decomposing Voter Preferences forA Personal Conjoint Attributes: Analysis Yusaku Horiuchi, Dartmouth College Daniel M. Smith, HarvardTeppei University Yamamoto, Massachusetts InstituteTechnology of A Framing Experiment withElectoral MPs Systems under Alternative Megumi Naoi, University of California, San Diego AFTER THE CRISIS: SOCIALIN POLICYMAKING AN ERA OF AUSTERITY Lucy Barnes, University of Kent Social Policy Preferences inCharlotte Mature Cavaille, Welfare Institute States forToulouse Advanced Study in How the Great Recessionadvanced reconfigures capitalism. power in Desmond King, University ofDavid Oxford Rueda, University of Oxford Social Investment in anJane era R. of Gingrich, austerity Magdalen College,Burdens Oxford of Bankruptcy: ConsumerBeing Insolvency during and the Well- Eurocrisis Alexander J. Jakubow, New Mexico State University CRITICAL AND CONSTRUCTIVIST APPROACHES TO IPE Stefanie Hiss, University of Jena Stefanie Hiss, University of Jena DIVISION 14: COMPARATIVE POLITICS OFINDUSTRIAL ADVANCED SOCIETIES 15.21 Chair: Disc: Papers: DIVISION 15: EUROPEAN POLITICS15.22 AND SOCIETY Chair: Papers: DIVISION 16: INTERNATIONAL POLITICAL15.23 ECONOMY Chair: Disc: Page 17 GENDER POLITICS AND HUMANTHE RIGHTS DEVELOPING IN WORLD Gender Politics, Regime ResilienceAlgeria and and Civil Mozambique Society: Jasmin Lorch, GIGA GermanArea Institute Studies of GlobalBettina and Bunk, German InstituteStudies of (GIGA) Global and Area HUMAN RIGHTS DISCOURSE INInductive TURKEY: Approach An to Theory Zehra F. Kabasakal Arat,Storrs University of Connecticut- Political Power, NGO initiativein and Rural Dalit India HumanSuparna Rights Soni, State UniversityBuffalo of New York at The State Duty toComplicity Protect in Human the Rights: ModernTricia Corporate Era Olsen, University of Denver When quotas fail: electoralBrazil’s rules House and Elections genderFrederico bias Batista in Pereira, Vanderbilt University PUBLIC OPINION AND STATE-SOCIETY RELATIONS IN CHINA Peter L. Lorentzen, University ofTeresa Wright, California, California Berkeley State University, Long Beach Patriots of Diverse Characteristics:China’s Deconstructing Anti-Japan Protests Ketian Zhang, Massachusetts Institute ofPublic Technology Opinion and FiscalBased Decision-making on in a China: SurveyTianguang Experiment Meng, Tsinghua University The Effect of NGOs'Government Lobbying Policy Activities Making on inQiang China (Jason) Guo, NewChangdong York Zhang, University Peking University Nationalism, Media Bias, andSupports Radicalization: Repression Who and Why Kai Quek, University ofYue Hong Hou, Kong MIT Poverty Reduction, State-building, andResilience Regime in Xinjiang andChao-yo Tibet Cheng, UCLA ETHNIC DIVERSITY AND IDENTITYIN POLITICS POST-COMMUNIST STATES Co-sponsored by Association for theArolda Study Elbasani, of EUI Nationalities Sherrill Stroschein, University College London Extra-territorial citizens and voters:Romanian Moldovan elections voters in Eleanor Knott, Department ofSchool Government, of London Economics Natives, Locals, Diasporans: ArmenianCategories Identity in Russia andKristin Georgia T R Cavoukian Papers: Papers: X : 51614$TEST 05-20-15 04:29:46 Papers: DIVISION 12: COMPARATIVE POLITICS OFCOUNTRIES DEVELOPING 15.19 Chair: Disc: DIVISION 13: THE POLITICSFORMER OF COMMUNIST COMMUNIST COUNTRIES AND 15.20 Chair: Disc: Layout: 51614N : Odd DIVISION 12: COMPARATIVE POLITICS OFCOUNTRIES DEVELOPING 15.18 Thursday, 10:15 AM to 12:00 PM

Papers: Authoritative Practices in the OTC Derivatives Market The Strategic Use of Norms: The U.S. and the UN Pre- and Post-Crisis Security Council in Iraq Erin Lockwood Clayton J. Cleveland Capitalists of the World, Unite? The Legislative Influence of the Elected 10 Kevin Funk Susan H. Allen, University of Mississippi Rising Power's State-Business Collaboration in PTA Amy Yuen, Middlebury College Policy: India-Sri Lanka FTA DIVISION 18: INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Wei-Lun Huang, SOAS, University of London 15.26 POSTER SESSION: INTERNATIONAL SECURITY DIVISION 17: INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATION Papers: Are Coups Really Contagious? 15.24 BEYOND RATIFICATION: THE MANY WAYS Dorothy Smith Ohl, George Washington University THAT THE INTERNATIONAL LEGAL SYSTEM Audience Costs or Superpower Patrons? Sources of MATTERS Restraint in Crisis Bargaining Chair: Karen J. Alter Dani Nedal, Georgetown University Disc: Karen J. Alter Matthew Kroenig, Georgetown University Conflict,Rivalries and the Duration of Authoritarian Papers: Partners in Compliance: The Political Cover of WTO Regimes Rulings Joonbum Bae Cosette D Creamer, Harvard University Desirable Punishments: Organizational Sanctions and Deciding to Defer: Fairness and Efforts against Parental Terrorist Behavior Child-Abduction Jeremy Matthew Berkowitz Asif Efrat, Interdisciplinary Center (IDC) Herzliya Examining Military Training and Civilian Targeting: an Abraham Newman, Georgetown University Experiment from Iraq International Criminal Accountability and the Mechanics Andrew Bell of Deterrence Fight or Flight in Civil War? Evidence from Rebel- Courtney Hillebrecht, University of Nebraska, Controlled Syria Lincoln Vera Mironova Mea Culpa? The International Politics of Violation and Sam Whitt Exception Leader Survival, Natural Disasters, and International Tonya L. Putnam Conflict Domestic Courts and International Relations: Case of Matthew DiLorenzo, Vanderbilt University Foreign Sovereign Immunity Lessons from Syria: The Political and Military Utility of Adam Chilton, University of Chicago Law School Chemical Weapons Christopher A. Whytock, University of California, Hassan Elbahtimy, Centre for Science and Security Irvine Studies Interstate Naming and Shaming in Human Rights Looking for Trouble: Analyzing Search Engine Data Mi Hwa Hong, University of Michigan During International Crises DIVISION 17: INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATION Eric Political Min, Stanford University 15.25 POSTER SESSION: INTERNATIONAL Lizhi Liu, Stanford University COLLABORATION Military Humanitarian Intervention and Selectivity Disc: Tobias Hofmann, University of Utah Miku Matsunaga Status and Shadenfreude Papers: Delayed Ratification? Domestic Barriers and Multilateral Thomas M. Dolan Human Rights Treaties The Effects of Humanitarian Aid on Rivalry after Audrey Lynn Comstock Exogenous Shocks Holding Hands while Parting Ways: examining interstate Thomas Jamieson, University of Southern California alliance renegotiation To Constrain or Not To Constrain? Opinions about Ping-Kuei Chen, University of Maryland, College Executive Authority to Wage War Park Michael R. Tomz, Stanford University Let’s Talk about It: Shared Language and Peaceful Masaru Kohno, Waseda University Conflict Management Trading Arms and the Demand for Military Volker Krause, Eastern Michigan University Expenditures: A Panel-Data Analysis Susumu Suzuki, Wayne State University Oliver Pamp, University of Munich On the Brink: When International Criminal Tribunals Paul W. Thurner, University of Munich Influence Elite Combatants United Nations Effectiveness in Addressing Wartime Jacqueline R. McAllister Sexual Violence Regions and Environmental Cooperation: The Role of Mehwish Sarwari, University at Buffalo, SUNY Identity Driven Diffusion Water-Related Events and Civil Conflict Colin Kuehl, University of California - Santa Sojeong Lee, University of Iowa Barbara Why Kill Mussolini? Regime Types and Leaders’ Post- Teaming Up: The Interplay of UN and Regional IGO Tenure Fates Sanctions Mitchell Radtke, Texas A&M University Inken von Borzyskowski, FSU

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X : 51614$TEST 05-20-15 04:29:46 Layout: 51614N : Even Page 18 Daily Schedule DAILY SCHEDULE 19 Thursday, 10:15 AM to 12:00 PM Humanitarian Intervention and USProcess Decisionmaking Jieyeon Kim, Purdue University POSTER SESSION: CONFLICT PROCESSES Emily Hencken Ritter, UniversityToby of J. Cailfornia, Rider, Merced Texas Tech University Coup Risk and AutocraticWilfred Alliance Ming Networks Chow, University ofCarrots California, or Davis Sticks? Su-Mi Lee, University of Hawaii-Hilo Do Commercial Interests KeepAmerica? the Peace InAnita Latin Kellogg, University of California,Internal Los Divisions, Angeles Territorial Autonomy,rebellion and Ethnic Fanglu Sun, Rice University Peace Enforcement and Political,Power-sharing Territorial Offers and Military Sunhee Park, Aarhus University Political Competition, International Conflictand Initiation, Democratic Peace Benjamin E. Goldsmith, UniversityDimitri of Semenovich, Sydney University of NewThe South Dynamic Wales Nature ofConflict Interventions and International Ezra Schricker, Ohio State University The Strategic Logic ofin External Intrastate Support Conflict toJacob Combatants Aronson, University of Maryland,The College Varieties Park and SourcesDemocracies of Military Power inJohn Non- Joseph Chin, Princeton University Do Expectations on BenefitsRisks? from Evidence Oil from Affect Mali Matthias Conflict Basedau, GIGA Germanand Institute Area of Studies Global Siri Aas Rustad Election Violence in theCase Aftermath of of Nepal CivilRichard War: The W. Frank, Australian NationalMoney University for Nothin' andPolitical Your Costs Guns of for WarJeff Free? Finance Carter, The University of Mississippi AUTHOR MEETS CRITICS: BARTHOLOMEW SPARROW’S "THE STRATEGIST" Co-sponsored by DIVISION 20: FOREIGNMichael POLICY C. Desch, University ofBartholomew Notre H. Dame Sparrow, TheAustin University of Texas at Amy Zegart Meena Bose Patrick J. McDonald, UniversityG. of Jesus Texas, Velasco, Austin Tarleton State University NUCLEAR STABILITY AND DETERRENCE David T Burbach, Naval WarDaniel College S. Geller, Wayne State University DIVISION 21: CONFLICT PROCESSES 15.29 Disc: Papers: DIVISION 18: INTERNATIONAL SECURITY 15.30 Chair: Part: DIVISION 18: INTERNATIONAL SECURITY 15.31 Chair: Disc: Page 19 Terrorist Threat Indicators & TheoreticWarnings: Analysis Information- of Cases Katya Drozdova, Seattle Pacific University POSTER SESSION: INTERNATIONAL SECURITY AND ARMS CONTROL Joel R. Campbell, Troy University Are drone strikes angroups? effective weapon toAsfandyar target Ali insurgent Mir, University ofLosing Chicago History In ConceptualRelational Chaos: Structures Foreign RuleBen and Denison, University of NotreExplaining Dame Outside Options forClayton the J. US Cleveland to Address'Divide ISIS and Deter': AnCentury American Strategy forMathias the Ormestad 21st Frendem, NuffieldUniversity College, of Oxford Constrained Rationality: Modeling China’sNonproliferation Nuclear Policy-making Hongyu Zhang, University of Georgia The Evolution of Norms?Revolution American in Policy Iran Towards andChad Egypt Nelson, Brigham Young University POSTER SESSION: FOREIGN POLICY Appeasing Your Neighbors? LeadershipChina's Travel Alignment and Behaviors Chong Chen, Duke University Diplomatic Relations in Globaldiplomatic Politics: strategy Political shiftKelly in Matush, University ofShuhei California, Kurizaki, San Waseda Diego University The Availability of Securityfor Guarantees WMD and theChristopher Need McKallagat The Economy of MilitaryThomas Engagement Nathaniel Garner, USMA The Effectiveness of PublicDocument-Based and Approach Private Threats:Eric A Political Min, StanfordAzusa University Katagiri, Stanford University What Big Data ShowsProvocations about North KoreanHyung-Min Nuclear Joo, Korea University Taehee Whang, Texas A&M University Devil is in theAmericanism Details: Dilemma ofIhsan Foreign Efe Aid Tokdemir, in Binghamton anti- University How Do Institutional RulesEvidence Affect from Foreign Foreign Policy? AidShannon Data Carcelli, University of California,Sifting San Through Diego Sand: Revengethe and Middle Proportionality East in Kayce Mobley, The University of“Credential-chasing” Georgia and China's participationinternational in institutions Meicen Sun X : 51614$TEST 05-20-15 04:29:46 Layout: 51614N : Odd Papers: DIVISION 19: INTERNATIONAL SECURITYCONTROL AND ARMS 15.27 Disc: DIVISION 20: FOREIGN POLICY 15.28 Papers: Thursday, 10:15 AM to 12:00 PM

Papers: Tempting Fate: Interests, Red-Lines, and Conflict in Papers: A Study of Riparian Conflict in West Africa Using Nuclear Monopoly Spatial-Dyadic Analysis Paul C. Avey, SMU Steven Tyler Landis, Arizona State University Mutual Caution or Reckless Gambling? Nuclear SeyedBabak RezaeeDaryakenari Dynamics in a U.S.-China Conflict Accommodation and separatist conflict diffusion: The Joshua Rovner, Southern Methodist University role of state capacity Unresolved Questions: Brinkmanship, the Nuclear Andreas Schädel Schädel Balance, and Crisis Bargaining Big Data for the Dark Side: Mapping the Rebel Alliance Steven Ward, Cornell University Shahryar Minhas, Duke University Understanding the behavior of second-generation states Benjamin J Radford as nuclear status changes Regional Rivalry Density and Interstate Conflict Patty Zakaria Kentaro Sakuwa DIVISION 19: INTERNATIONAL SECURITY AND ARMS Unstable Ground: Why Do States Close Borders? CONTROL Katrina Browne 15.32 DIVERSE APPROACHES TO NUCLEAR An Analysis of Border Settlement and Leadership PROLIFERATION Turnover Chair: John Schuessler, Air War College Andrew Owsiak, University of Georgia Disc: John Schuessler, Air War College Krista E. Wiegand, University of Tennessee Thorin Martin Wright, Arizona State University Papers: Assessing Intentions Under Uncertainty: Nuclear DIVISION 21: CONFLICT PROCESSES Programs and Military Conflict 15.35 REBEL GROUP DYNAMICS Matthew Fuhrmann, Texas A&M University Chair: Brian J. Phillips, CIDE Comparing Conventional and Nuclear Worlds Disc: Brian J. Phillips, CIDE Andrew Kydd, University of Wisconsin, Madison International Cooperation on WMD Nonproliferation Papers: Civil War as Statebuilding: Determinants of Insurgent Jeffrey W. Knopf, Monterey Institute of International Public Goods Provision Studies Megan Stewart, Georgetown University The Additional Protocol: False Hope or Signal of Conceptualizing Militant Groups' Leaderships with Nuclear Restraint? Social Network Analysis Todd Clayton Robinson, University of Illinois at Jerome Drevon Urbana-Champaign Consequences of Collective Side Switching on Civil War The Instability of a Post-Nuclear World Dynamics David William Blagden, University of Exeter Sabine Otto DIVISION 20: FOREIGN POLICY Collective Action, Insurgency, and Sustained Escalation 15.33 POLITICS OF FOREIGN AID Jacob Aronson, University of Maryland, College Park Chair: Douglas A. VanBelle, Victoria University of Wellington Paul K. Huth, University of Maryland, College Park Mark I. Lichbach, University of Maryland, College Disc: Desha Girod, Georgetown University Park Brian Lai, University of Iowa Kiyoung Chang, University of Maryland The quest for sovereignty: A new dataset on self- Papers: Explaining a New Foreign Aid Recipient: The EU's determination movements Provision of Aid to RTAs Nicholas Sambanis, Yale University Brandy Jolliff, University of Colorado, Boulder Andreas Schädel Reevaluating Donor Motivations in Bilateral Foreign Aid Gina Martinez, University of Illinois at Urbana- DIVISION 22: LEGISLATIVE STUDIES Champaign 15.36 CONGRESS AND THE PRESIDENCY: COOPERATION AND CONFRONTATION Strings Unattached: Chinese Foreign Aid and Regime Co-sponsored by DIVISION 23: PRESIDENTS AND Stability in Rentier States EXECUTIVE POLITICS Huan-Kai Tseng, George Washington University Chair: Matthew N. Green, Catholic University of America The Determinants of United States’ Military Aid vs. Disc: Jon C. Rogowski, Washington University in St. Louis Foreign Military Sales Matthew N. Green, Catholic University of America Richard Johnson US Human Rights Policy and Foreign Aid: The Bush Papers: Information Asymmetry and Bureaucratic and Obama Administrations Responsiveness to Congress Clair Apodaca, Virginia Tech Kenneth Lowande, University of Virginia DIVISION 21: CONFLICT PROCESSES Congressional & Presidential Action on US Tariff & 15.34 BORDERS, GEOGRAPHY, AND CONFLICT IN Monetary Policy, 1865 – 1934 SPACE Timothy P. Nokken, Texas Tech University Chair: Scott Cook, Texas A&M University Congressional Responses to Presidential Requests Disc: Scott Cook, Texas A&M University Mark E. Owens Policy Making Under the Shadow of Executive Action Ashley Moraguez

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X : 51614$TEST 05-20-15 04:29:46 Layout: 51614N : Even Page 20 Daily Schedule DAILY SCHEDULE 21 Thursday, 10:15 AM to 12:00 PM INTERSECTIONALITY AND DIVERSE MARGINALITIES Co-sponsored by DIVISION 32:POLITICS RACE, ETHNICITY AND Sharon Gramby-Sobukwe, Eastern University Amy Cabrera Rasmussen, CaliforniaLong State Beach University, Sharon Gramby-Sobukwe, Eastern University Intersectionality and the diverseamong politics domestic of workers resistance Ethel Tungohan, University of Alberta The Emotional Politics ofCaregivers’ Care: Rights Negotiating in Migrant Israel Rachel Brown The Limits of Rights:Court Muslim of Women Human and Rights Denise the Marie European Walsh, University ofIncorporating Virginia Difference: Hausa Women’sKano, NGOs Nigeria in & Tamale,Adryan Ghana Wallace Toward an Intersectional ReconsiderationPersonal of is "The Political" Keisha Njeri Lindsay, UniversityMadison of Wisconsin, THE CONSEQUENCES OF RACEPOLITICS IN LOCAL Ravi Kumar Perry, Mississippi StateRavi University Kumar Perry, Mississippi State University Black Votes, White Mayor:Deracialization Economic in Crisis Detroit and Stephen Bloom, Southern IllinoisCarbondale University, Christopher T. Stout, SouthernCarbondale Illinois University, Invisible Neighbors: Context, GroupPolitics Identity, of and Place the Bryan Wilcox-Archuleta Representing African-American Constituencies through Local Issues Maricella Foster-Molina, University of Rochester The Consequences of EducationAttitudes Reform Towards' for Government Citizen Sally Nuamah ASSESSING THE ROLE OFCONFLICT RELIGION IN Quinn Mecham, Brigham Young University John F. McCauley Faith in Contention: Examiningin the Ethnic Salience Conflict ofMatthew Religion Isaacs Fighting the Faithful: StateInsurgent Response Organizations to Religious Jason A. Klocek, TraversScience, Department University of of Political California, Berkeley Identity on the March:Conflict Contentious Northern Rituals Ireland inJonathan Post- Blake, Columbia University DIVISION 31: WOMEN & 15.40 POLITICS Chair: Disc: Papers: DIVISION 32: RACE, ETHNICITY15.41 AND POLITICS Chair: Disc: Papers: DIVISION 33: RELIGION AND15.42 POLITICS Chair: Disc: Papers: Page 21 Stimulating Support: Presidential Porkin and Congress Vote-Buying Jacob R. Neiheisel, UniversityMichael at C. Buffalo, Brady, SUNY Denison University COMPARATIVE CRIME AND PUNISHMENT POLICY Marie Gottschalk, University of Pennsylvania Violence Matters: the politicalcomparative salience perspective of crimeLisa in L. Miller, Rutgers University,Policy New Feedback Brunswick and Crime:Britain a time seriesColin analysis Hay, in University ofWill Sheffield Jennings, University of Southampton Reluctant Warriors: Reagan, CrimeContingent Policy, Carceral and State the David Dagan, Johns Hopkins University Policy transfer and policyReinvestment change: in Promoting Australia Justice Michael Mintrom, Monash University THE PUBLIC POLICY PROCESSCOMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE IN Co-sponsored by DIVISION 11:POLITICS COMPARATIVE Karen L. Baird, Purchase College,Christian SUNY Breunig, University ofCarolina Konstanz Johnson, University of Washington Mobilizing or Demobilizing PoliticalElisabeth Participation R. Gerber, UniversityArun of Agrawal Michigan Jurisdictional Complexity and LegislativeCase Agenda: of The South Korea Doo-Rae Kim, Korea University Policy as Therapy: Howemotion governments attempt toChristopher govern Lee Neff, University ofRegulating Sydney the Regulators: RevisitingConsultations EU Public Adriana Bunea, University College London BUILDING AND TESTING THEORIESPOLICYMAKING OF AND URBAN GOVERNANCE Todd Swanstrom, University of Missouri-St.Herman Louis L. Boschken Theresa Enright, University of Toronto Policy, Polity, and PoliticalRobert Ecosystems P. Stoker, GeorgeClarence Washington N. University Stone, George WashingtonInterest University Groups in CitySarah Politics F. Anzia, University ofInstitutions, California, Markets, Berkeley or Culture?US Analyzing Urban French Governance and Marc E. Smyrl, Université deUrban Montpellier Regimes and ExchangesSwiss of Metropolises Policy ResourcesSebastien in Lambelet, University of Geneva X : 51614$TEST 05-20-15 04:29:46 Layout: 51614N : Odd Papers: Papers: Papers: DIVISION 25: PUBLIC POLICY 15.37 Disc: DIVISION 25: PUBLIC POLICY 15.38 Chair: Disc: DIVISION 30: URBAN POLITICS 15.39 Chair: Disc: Thursday, 10:15 AM to 12:00 PM

Religious Groups, Varieties of Social Capital and Critical Parties: Party Stances on the Performance of Contentious Politics Democracies in Europe Yu Tao, University of Oxford Robert Rohrschneider, University of Kansas DIVISION 33: RELIGION AND POLITICS Stephen Whitefield, University of Oxford 15.43 RELIGION AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS DIVISION 36: ELECTIONS AND VOTING BEHAVIOR Chair: Rina Verma Williams, University of Cincinnati 15.46 CAMPAIGNS, ISSUE SALIENCE, CANDIDATE Disc: Sigrun Kahl, Yale University QUALITY, AND DEMOCRATIC ACCOUNTABILITY Papers: Contested Recognition: Quantitative Evidence from Chair: Conor M. Dowling, University of Mississippi Cases of Disputed Sovereignty Disc: Peter W. Wielhouwer, Western Michigan University David S. Siroky Nikola Mirilovic, University of Central Florida Papers: How Issue Ownership Shapes Priming Effects: A The International Politics of the Umma’s Leadership Randomized Campaign Experiment. Turan Kayaoglu, University of Washington, Tacoma Florian Foos, University of Zurich Kevin Cunningham The Call to Prayer: Examining the Ethics of Religious Peter C. John, University College London Practice for FBOs Tanya Brooke Schwarz Persuasion is Possible: The Case of 600,000 Voters in the Big Four Senate States Islamic Humanitarianism and Transnational Action Alexander James Oliver Fiona B. Adamson, University of London, SOAS Adam Schaeffer DIVISION 34: REPRESENTATION AND ELECTORAL Minding Payoffs & Cues: Measuring Voter Accuracy in SYSTEMS Evaluating Elected Officials 15.44 POLITICAL ECONOMY OF REPRESENTATION Kristin Kanthak, University of Pittsburgh Chair: Irfan Nooruddin, Georgetown University Jarrod Kelly, University of Pittsburgh Disc: Abby B. Cordova, University of Kentucky Rebecca B. Morton, New York University Challenger Quality and Democratic Accountability Papers: Does Centralization Reduce the Quality of Phil Jones, University of Delaware Representation? The Costa Rican Case Party Issue Salience Strategies in Multiparty Elections Bethany Shockley James Adams, University of California, Davis How Do the Poor Contact Politicians? Evidence from Samuel Merrill, Home Niger Roi Zur, UC Davis Lisa Mueller DIVISION 36: ELECTIONS AND VOTING BEHAVIOR Middle Class and Redistribution: do Governments 15.47 UNDERSTANDING AND INCREASING TURNOUT represent Middle Class Interests Chair: Barry C. Burden, University of Wisconsin Ursula Dallinger, University of Trier Disc: Michael P. McDonald, University of Florida The Politics of Minority Redistribution: a Causal Inference Design Papers: @ The Vote: 4 Field Experiments Using Facebook & Maoz Rosenthal, Interdisciplinary Center (IDC) Email To Increase Voter Turnout Herzliya Katherine Haenschen, University of Texas at Austin David Nachmias, Interdisciplinary Center (IDC) Herzliya Does the Canvasser Matter? A Field Experiment on Canvassing and Voter Turnout Does the Composition of Government Better Reflect the Michael Binder, University of North Florida Preferences of the Rich? Eric Guntermann Duty versus Choice? Searching for the Moral Dimension André Blais, University of Montreal of Voting Michael Barber, Brigham Young University DIVISION 35: POLITICAL ORGANIZATIONS AND Christopher F. Karpowitz, Brigham Young University PARTIES Quin Monson, Brigham Young University 15.45 CRISIS OF DEMOCRACY? PARTY POLITICS Kelly D. Patterson, Brigham Young University AND REPRESENTATION IN TIMES OF Representation and Turnout in On-Year, Off-Year, and AUSTERITY Varied Political Contexts Chair: Christopher Wlezien, University of Texas at Austin Jonathan Nagler, New York University Disc: Christopher Wlezien, University of Texas at Austin Jan E. Leighley, American University Increasing turnout with SMS: Field Experimental Papers: Issue attention and responsiveness in times of austerity Evidence on Phrasing and Timing Silja Haeusermann, University of Zurich Yosef Bhatti Denise Traber, University of Zurich Jens Olav Dahlgaard, University of Copenhagen Doomed to be dominated? Causes and Consequences of Jonas Hedegaard Hansen, University of Copenhagen Party Organization Change Kasper M. Hansen Gijs Schumacher, VU University Amsterdam DIVISION 37: PUBLIC OPINION How the Latin American Left Copes with Divided 15.48 THE POLARIZATION OF PUBLIC OPINION Electorates Co-sponsored by DIVISION 35: POLITICAL Simon C. J. Bornschier, University of Zurich ORGANIZATIONS AND PARTIES Chair: Jeff R. DeWitt, Kennesaw State University

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X : 51614$TEST 05-20-15 04:29:46 Layout: 51614N : Even Page 22 Daily Schedule DAILY SCHEDULE 23 Thursday, 10:15 AM to 12:00 PM Responses to Tropical CyclonesRole & ofRising Information Seas: & Debra The Politics Javeline Salience of Wildfire RiskLands and the ManagementSarah of Anderson, Public University ofBarbara California, Santa Heather Elina Hodges, UniversitySanta of Barbara California, (Un)natural Disasters: Drought andin Distributive Brazil Politics Alicia Dailey Cooperman GOVERNANCE IN THE DIGITALPROMISE AGE: AND THE PERILS OF E-GOVERNMENT Steven L. Livingston, George WashingtonLouise University K. Comfort, UniversityPriscilla of M. Pittsburgh Regan, George Mason University Essentially Digital Governance Helen Zerlina Margetts, UniversityPatrick of John Oxford Dunleavy, London SchoolLet of Them Economics Eat Cake!Foods E-Rulemaking in and Schools Competitive Lauren M Dinour, MontclairAntoinette State Pole University Leveraging Social Media: TheChristine Community B. Policing Williams, Case BentleyJane University Fedorowicz, Bentley University Andrea Kavanaugh, Virginia Tech Jason Thatcher, Clemson University Domonique Haughton, Bentley University The Promise of E-Gov?Neighborhood City Interests Hall's ResponsivenessAmber to Wichowsky, Marquette University TAKING IT TO THERESISTANCE STREETS: & SOCIAL STATE RESPONSESSOUTHEAST IN ASIA Co-sponsored by DIVISION 11:POLITICS COMPARATIVE Co-sponsored by DIVISION 44:DEMOCRATIZATION COMPARATIVE Co-sponsored by Southeast Asian Politics Shane J Barter, Soka UniversityRebecca of Tarlau America William Ascher, Claremiont McKenna College Resistance and Resilience: CopingMeredith with/against L. the Weiss, State University atInstitutions Albany, and SUNY Social Mobilization:Education The Movement Chinese in Malaysia Ming Chee Ang, Lund University Online Discourse Analysis ofMovement the in Anti-Election Thailand Aim Sinpeng, University of Sydney Under a Rebel Flag:in Social Aceh Resistance toShane Insurgent J Rule Barter, Soka UniversitySpaces of of America Discontent: Protestsin & Vietnam new politicalEva spheres Louise Hansson, Stockholm University DIVISION 40: INFORMATION TECHNOLOGYPOLITICS AND 15.51 Chair: Disc: Papers: DIVISION 42: NEW POLITICAL15.52 SCIENCE Chair: Disc: Papers: Page 23 Jonathan M. Ladd, Georgetown University The Geographical Dimension ofover Partisan Immigration Polarization Reform Ines Levin, University of Georgia The Polarization in PerceptionsTraits, of 1980-2012 Presidential Candidate Marc J. Hetherington, VanderbiltMeri University Long, Vanderbilt University Thomas J. Rudolph, UniversityChampaign of Illinois at Urbana- The Polarization of PublicCompetence Opinion about Party Jane Green, University ofWill Manchester Jennings, University of Southampton Does deliberation reduce partisanpolicy gap opinions? in healthcare Jin Woo Kim, UniversityMichael of X. Pennsylvania Delli Carpini, University of Pennsylvania CAPTURING PROTEST: TEXT ANALYSIS METHODS AND THE COMPARATIVEPOPULISM STUDY OF Erin K. Jenne, Central EuropeanDavid University Doyle, University of Oxford How and Why PopulistHistory Governments Rewrite National Erin K. Jenne, Central EuropeanA University comparison of contentof analysis populism techniques in to Europe Kirk the A. study Hawkins, BrighamBruno Young de University Paula CastanhoUniversity e Silva, Central European Textual Analysis of PopulistPresidential Discourse Elections in Croatian Berto Salaj, Faculty ofMarijana Political Grbesa, Science Faculty ofUniversity Political of Science, Zagreb Holistic and Non-Holistic TextualPopulist Analysis Discourse to Determine Bojana Kocijan Media Analysis of theEducation Process Law of in Changing Macedonia Senka the Anastasova, Higher Institute forHumanities Social Skopje Sciences and ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS, RISK, AND NATURAL DISASTERS Co-sponsored by DIVISION 18:SECURITY INTERNATIONAL Prakash Kashwan, University of Connecticut Joshua C. Eastin, Portland State University Climate Change and PoliticalExtreme Survival: Drought Effects of Martin C. Steinwand, Stony BrookLocal University Climate Adaptation: Federalism,Management Risk and Politics ofSaatvika Action Rai, University ofDorothy Kansas Daley, University of Kansas X : 51614$TEST 05-20-15 04:29:46 Layout: 51614N : Odd Papers: Papers: Papers: DIVISION 38: POLITICAL COMMUNICATION 15.49 Chair: Disc: DIVISION 39: SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGYENVIRONMENTAL AND POLITICS 15.50 Chair: Disc: Disc: Thursday, 10:15 AM to 12:00 PM

DIVISION 43: INTERNATIONAL HISTORY AND POLITICS Security Sector Reform and Democratization in Tunisia 15.53 INSTITUTIONAL CHANGE AT THE NEXUS OF Nicholas John Lotito, Columbia University FUNCTION AND DYSFUNCTION Legacies of Authoritarian Electoral Institutions: Chair: Judith Lynn Goldstein, Stanford University Evidence from Egypt & Tunisia Papers: Institutions, Integration, and The Role of Power in Elizabeth R. Nugent, Princeton University Global Order DIVISION 45: HUMAN RIGHTS Michael Sampson, University of Oxford 15.56 HIDDEN VIOLENCE DURING ARMED Mimicking Legitimacy: Why Regional Organisations CONFLICT: METHODOLOGICAL CHALLENGES Have Parliaments AND INNOVATIONS Densua Mumford, University of Oxford Chair: Christian Davenport, University of Michigan European Integration and the Evolving Subnational Disc: Anita R. Gohdes, University of Mannheim Litigation of EU Law Tommaso Pavone, Princeton University Papers: Filling In The Blanks: Data Problems And Solutions In R. Daniel Kelemen, Rutgers University, New The Study Of Violence Brunswick Jule Krueger Beyond Institutional Design: Explaining the Performance Robert J. Carroll, University of Notre Dame of IOs Fight or Flight in Civil War? Evidence from Rebel- Ranjit Lall Controlled Syria The Dissolution of International Monetary Systems in Vera Mironova Historical Perspective Sam Whitt Jack Seddon The Legacy of War: Domestic Violence in Post-Conflict DIVISION 44: COMPARATIVE DEMOCRATIZATION Peru 15.54 DEMOCRACY, INEQUALITY, AND CORRUPTION Michele Leiby, College of Wooster Chair: Alina Mungiu-Pippidi, Hertie School of Governance Gudrun Ostby Ragnhild Nordaas, PRIO Disc: Philip Keefer, Inter-American Development Bank A Method For Extracting Information From Narratives Of Sexual Violence Victims Papers: Historical Roots of Corruption: State Building, Priyamvada Trivedi Inequality, and Mass Education Ragnhild Nordaas, PRIO Eric M. Uslaner, University of Maryland Eliciting truthful responses to sensitive questions Income Inequality and Patterns of Democratic Transition Alexandra Scacco, New York University in New Democracies Eric C.C. Chang, Michigan State University DIVISION 46: QUALITATIVE METHODS Executive Power and the Misuse of Foreign Aid in 15.57 AUTHOR MEETS READERS: FREDERIC SCHAFFER'S "ELUCIDATING SOCIAL SCIENCE Developing Democracies CONCEPTS" Josephine T. Andrews, University of California, Davis Gabriella R. Montinola, University of California, Co-sponsored by Interpretive Methodologies and Methods Davis Chair: Timothy Pachirat Inequality, Corruption, and Development in East Asia Part: Douglas C. Dow, University of Texas at Dallas Jong-sung You, The Australian National University Ahmed Khanani, Department of International Studies, Indiana University Overseeing Oversight: The Logic of Appointments to Ido Oren, University of Florida Brazilian State Audit Courts Joe Soss, University of Minnesota, Twin Cities Rebecca Weitz-Shapiro, Brown University Frederic C. Schaffer, University of Massachusetts, DIVISION 44: COMPARATIVE DEMOCRATIZATION Amherst 15.55 THE INTERNATIONAL AND DOMESTIC DIVISION 50: POLITICAL NETWORKS SOURCES OF DEMOCRATIC REFORM IN 15.58 POLITICAL NETWORKS IN PUBLIC POLICY TUNISIA & BEYOND Co-sponsored by DIVISION 25: PUBLIC POLICY Co-sponsored by DIVISION 12: COMPARATIVE Chair: Christopher K. Ansell, University of California, POLITICS OF DEVELOPING COUNTRIES Berkeley Chair: Mark Tessler, University of Michigan Disc: Susan Mason, Boise State University Disc: Mark Tessler, University of Michigan Papers: Lobbying Credibility in a Policy Network Papers: Traits, Competencies or Policies? How Candidate Michael T. Heaney, University of Michigan, Ann Identity Shapes Arab Elections Arbor Lindsay J. Benstead Ellen M. Lust Climate change adaptation policy networks in the Lake Victoria region International Election Monitors & Perceptions of Matthew Hamilton, UC Davis Election Credibility in Tunisia Emilinah Namaganda, Makerere University Sarah S. Bush, Temple University Integration policies and diversity in immigrants' Economic Globalization & Political Change: A Micro- networks of acquaintances Level Analysis of Tunisia Sara Pavan Amaney Jamal, Princeton University Helen V. Milner, Princeton University

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Polis and Philosophy in the VI century B.C.: the novelty Archival Research of Voegelin’s reading in ‘The World of the Polis’ Emily Hauptmann, Western Michigan University Nicoletta Scotti Muth, Catholic University of Sacro Collective Memory Studies Cuore, Milan Kevin M. Bruyneel 16.5 IBERIAN POLITICS: DIVERSITY AND THE Critical Approaches to Immigration and Intersectionality ECONOMIC CRISIS. AN IBERIAN Anna Sampaio, Santa Clara University COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE Ronald J Schmidt Chair: Kevin Costa, Radio France Internationale Discourse Analysis Disc: Felix E. Martin Joseph E. Lowndes, University of Oregon Elucidating Social Science Concepts Papers: The Rise and Fall of the Irish Tiger and the Spanish Frederic C. Schaffer, University of Massachusetts, Bull Amherst Sebastian Royo, Suffolk University Ethics [including Review Committees] and Field The New Politics of Austerity: The Case of Portugal Research (Interviewing, Participant Observer Catherine Moury, NOVA University of Lisbon Ethnography, and Research Design) Podemos: A New Party Raises in Spain Dvora Yanow, Wageningen University Omar G. Encarnacion, Bard College Peregrine Schwartz-Shea, University of Utah After Austerity: What's Left of Democracy? Field Research I (Participant Observation, Political Klaus Armingeon, University of Berne Ethnography, etc.): US Stefano Sacchi, University of Milan Katherine J Cramer, University of Wisconsin, General Strikes and Austerity Policies in Southern Madison Europe Timothy Pachirat, New School University Kerstin Hamann, University of Central Florida Field Research II (Political Ethnography, Participant Alison L. Johnston, Oregon State University Observation, etc.): ‘Overseas’ John E. Kelly, University of London, Birkbeck Christian Bueger, Cardiff University College Edward Schatz, University of Toronto, Mississauga 16.6 JAPAN POLITICAL STUDIES GROUP: GENDER Interpreting Institutions IN CONTEMPORARY JAPANESE POLITICS Gerald Berk, University of Oregon Chair: Yoshitaka Nishizawa, Doshisha University Dennis C. Galvan, University of Oregon Disc: Gill Steel, Doshisha University Interpreting International Politics Michael Strausz, Texas Christian University Cecelia Lynch, University of California, Irvine Interpretive Methods in Political Theory Papers: All the Japanese State Wants is ‘Shining’ Women (and Sean Noah Walsh, Capital University Their Families): Floating Rhetoric and the Neglected Interviewing: Interpretive Approaches Realities of Abe-Womenomics Lee Ann Fujii Hiroko Takeda, University of Tokyo Samantha Ann Majic, CUNY-John Jay College The Crisis of Intimate-Relationship Formation in Law, Courts, and Judging: Interpretive Approaches Contemporary Japan Sarah Marusek, University of Hawaii, Hilo Yuko Ogasawara, Nihon University Pamela Brandwein, University of Michigan, Ann Women’s Empowerment and Activism in Japan: Beyond Arbor the Womenomics Agenda Post-colonial Analysis Linda Choi Hasunuma, Franklin and Marshall Edmund Fong, University of Utah College Teaching Qualitative-Interpretive Methods Japan’s “Womenomics” Diplomacy: From Laggard to Laura J. Hatcher, Southeast Missouri State Leader on Gender Equality University Liv Coleman, University of Tampa Ido Oren, University of Florida Thursday, 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM Thursday, 12:30 PM to 1:30 PM Related Groups APSA Events 17.1 INTERPRETIVE METHODOLOGIES AND 18.1 AD HOC COMMITTEE ON GOVERNANCE METHODS: THE METHODS CAFE REFORM OPEN FORUM Chair: Lahoma Thomas Chair: David A. Lake, University of California, San Diego Disc: Dvora Yanow, Wageningen University Part: Jeffrey M. Berry, Tufts University Peregrine Schwartz-Shea, University of Utah Terri E Givens, Menlo College Kerstin Hamann, University of Central Florida Papers: Analyzing Social Narratives Jonathan GS Koppell, Arizona State University Shaul Rafael Shenhav, Hebrew University of Brett Ashley Leeds, Rice University Jerusalem Joanne Miller, University of Minnesota Analyzing Visual Materials: Paintings, Photographs, Jeffrey A. Segal, SUNY, Stony Brook University Posters, … Dara Z. Strolovitch Mary L. Bellhouse, Providence College 18.2 CENGAGE LEARNING FOCUS GROUP Kristen Hill Maher, San Diego State University 18.3 FEDERAL BUDGET REFORM PROJECT

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X : 51614$TEST 05-20-15 04:29:46 Layout: 51614N : Even Page 26 Daily Schedule DAILY SCHEDULE 27 Thursday, 2:00 PM to 3:45 PM Eric P. Kaufmann, BirkbeckLondon College, University of The Evolution of theKimberly Far-Right Twist Voter in Western Europe Inside the Radical Right:Membership Results Survey from aPaul Full F. Whiteley, UniversityHarold of D. Essex Clarke, UniversityMatthew of J. Texas Goodwin, at University Dallas of'Contact Nottingham Not White Flight':UKIP contextual vote diversity in and Britain Eric the P. Kaufmann, BirkbeckLondon College, University of Supporting the Sweden Democrats:Neighborhoods, Networks, or Individual Factors Jen Rydgren, Stockholm University Predictors of UKIP support2015 in General the Elections 2014Caitlin European Milazzo, and University ofMatthew Nottingham J. Goodwin, University of Nottingham FEDERATIONS AND UNIONS INPOST-COLONIAL IMPERIAL POLITICAL AND THOUGHT Co-sponsored by DIVISION 2:POLITICAL FOUNDATIONS THEORY OF Joshua Simon, King's College London Karuna Mantena, Yale University The Fate of FederationBritain at the EndsAnurag of Sinha, Empire: Yale India University and José Martí’s Immanent CritiqueImperialism of American Joshua Simon, King's College London Securing Post-Colonial Autonomy: Regionalin Federations the Black Atlantic Adom Getachew Gandhi’s Failure: Decentralization andPolitical Social Power and Sandipto Dasgupta, King's College London POSTER SESSION: POLITICAL ECONOMY The Political Economy ofEvidence Aid from Allocation Zambia inTakaaki Africa: Masaki "Empowered" Leader Suhjin Lee, London SchoolPolitical of Science Economics and Vote Buying Strategies inDisasters the Aftermath of Natural Massimo Mannino, University of St.Gallen POSTER SESSION: INTERNATIONAL POLITICAL ECONOMY Merih Angin, The GraduateDevelopment Institute Studies of InternationalTyson and Chatagnier, Bruno Kessler Foundation Disc: Papers: Division Panels DIVISION 1: POLITICAL THOUGHTHISTORICAL AND APPROACHES PHILOSOPHY: 20.1 Chair: Disc: Papers: DIVISION 6: POLITICAL ECONOMY 20.2 Papers: DIVISION 16: INTERNATIONAL POLITICAL20.3 ECONOMY Disc: Page 27 LGBT STATUS COMMITTEE BUSINESS MEETING NEW POLITICAL SCIENCE PUBLICATIONS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE BUSINESS MEETING POLITICAL ORGANIZATIONS AND PARTIES SECTION EXECUTIVE COUNCIL MEETING PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION SECTION EXECUTIVE COUNCIL MEETING W.W. NORTON FOCUS GROUP WESTERN POLITICAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION EXECUTIVE COUNCIL MEETING 30 YEARS AFTER PROTESTNEITHER IS PROTEST NOT NOR ENOUGH: ELECTIONSENOUGH ARE Co-sponsored by DIVISION 30:Co-sponsored URBAN by POLITICS DIVISION 32:POLITICS RACE, ETHNICITY AND Dale Rogers Marshall, WheatonDavid College Tabb, San Francisco StateRichard University E. DeLeon, SanZoltan Francisco L. State Hajnal, University UniversityMichael of A. California, Jones-Correa, San CornellRaphael Diego University J. Sonenshein, CaliforniaAngeles State University, Los Jessica Luce Trounstine, UniversityMerced of California, BACKLASH AGAINST DIVERSITY INCo-sponsored EUROPE by DIVISION 15:AND EUROPEAN SOCIETY POLITICS David Art, Tufts University The AfD's Facebook WallMobilisation as in a Germany HubKai for Arzheimer, Right-Wing University of Mainz The Evolution of Extremism:of Insights Big from Data TextLenka Mining Bustikova, Arizona StateHasan University Davulcu, Arizona StateDavid University S. Siroky Backlash to Diversity inTerri Europe E Givens, Menlo College Far Right in EasternEconomic Europe: Malcontents? Ethnic NationalistsSean or Kates, New YorkJoshua University A. Tucker, New York University BEYOND (AND BACK TO)AND FERGUSON: POWER(LESSNESS) RACE IN AMERICANCo-sponsored CITIES by DIVISION 30: URBANMichael POLITICS Leo Owens, Emory University Clarissa Rile Hayward, WashingtonLouis University in St. Kimberley S. Johnson, BarnardJeffrey College Ryan Smith Fredrick C. Harris, ColumbiaTodd University Swanstrom, University of Missouri-St.THE Louis RISE OF THEIMMIGRATION POPULIST PARTIES IN RIGHT?: WESTERN ANTI- EUROPE Co-sponsored by DIVISION 15:AND EUROPEAN SOCIETY POLITICS Jack Citrin, University of California, Berkeley X : 51614$TEST 05-20-15 04:29:46 Layout: 51614N : Odd Thursday, 2:00 PM toTheme Panels 3:45 PM 19.1 18.5 18.6 18.7 18.8 18.9 Chair: Part: 19.2 Chair: Papers: 19.3 Chair: Part: 19.4 Chair: 18.4 Thursday, 2:00 PM to 3:45 PM

Papers: Patronage by Credit: International Sources of Patronage DIVISION 1: POLITICAL THOUGHT AND PHILOSOPHY: Spending HISTORICAL APPROACHES Eric Braian Arias, New York University 20.6 POSTER SESSION: POLITICAL THOUGHT AND An Agent-Based Model of Politics, Fertility and PHILOSOPHY: HISTORICAL APPROACHES Economic Development Dynamics Papers: A Rejection of Diversity through Shifting Methods of Zining Yang, Claremont Graduate University Political Inquiry Buying Access: Host Country Corruption and Emily A. Zerndt International Investment Aesthetic Disinterest, Commodities, and Perception Andrey Tomashevskiy Tim Hanafin, Johns Hopkins University Constraints under Constraints: Veto Points, FDI, and Common Goods and Political Realism Institutional Contexts Mark Hoipkemier Gyu Sang Shim, Purdue University Constitutional Interpretation and Abolition in the 1836 Design, Disparity, and Disuse of Dispute Settlement Presidential Election Mechanisms Simon Gilhooley, Bard College Yoo-Sun Jung, Purdue University Dialectic and Diversity: Conversations that Harmonize National Leadership and Foreign Direct Investments without Homoginizing Jana Grittersova, University of California, Riverside Richard A. Barrett, University of Southern California The Strategic Timing of Expropriation Doux Commerce and the “Commercial Jew”: Intolerance Fouad Pervez in Voltaire and Montesquieu The Votes of Fools and Knaves: Issue Linkage Across Rob Goodman, Columbia University International Organizations Identity and Immigration in Plato’s Crito Jonathan R. Strand, University of Nevada, Las Vegas Guillaume Bogiaris, Texas A&M University Explaining Changes in the Taxation of Foreign Source Making the World Productive: Liberal Political Economy Income in OECD countries and Imperialism Mi Jeong Shin Kavi J. Abraham, Johns Hopkins University Factor Mobility, Party Unity, and the Distribution of Neither Ruling Nor Being Ruled: A Persian Model of Trade Protection Citizenship Su-Hyun Lee, Nanyang Technological University, Cameron Blevins O'Bannon, University of Notre Singapore Dame DIVISION 7: POLITICS AND HISTORY Political Obligation in Imperial Confucianism: the 20.4 POSTER SESSION: POLITICS AND HISTORY Gratitude Argument Papers: The State as Risk-Manager, 1929, 2008: Lessons from a Shu-Shan Lee, University of Virginia Historical Comparison Politics in This World: Three Cases of the Nation-State Roni Hirsch, UCLA in Arendt’s Thought Personalizing & Privatizing: Political Consequences of Shinkyu Lee, University of Notre Dame the Credit-Welfare State Schumpeter’s Democratic Progressivism Mallory SoRelle, Cornell University Natasha Piano Berkman The Emergence of Private Commercial Rule-Making The Defects of the Burkean Thesis and Locke et Swati Srivastava, Northwestern University Praeterea Nihil Two-Party Charter Reform and the Single Transferable Gregory Collins, The Catholic University of America Vote in U.S. Cities DIVISION 1: POLITICAL THOUGHT AND PHILOSOPHY: Jack Santucci, Georgetown University HISTORICAL APPROACHES Explaining the Deep Divisions over Religion and Public 20.7 ROUNDTABLE ON HANNAH ARENDT AND THE Life in Turkey and Israel NEGRO QUESTION Gozde Erdeniz, Northwestern University Chair: Jane A. Gordon, University of Connecticut, Storrs DIVISION 43: INTERNATIONAL HISTORY AND POLITICS Part: Fred Lee, University of Connecticut 20.5 POSTER SESSION: INTERNATIONAL HISTORY Keisha Njeri Lindsay, University of Wisconsin, Madison AND POLITICS Marilyn Nissim-Sabat, Lewis University Papers: International Relations Theory with Chinese Tama Weisman, Dominican University Characteristic Kathryn Gines, Penn State University Hun Joon Kim, Korea University DIVISION 1: POLITICAL THOUGHT AND PHILOSOPHY: Norms and Torture in the Philippine-American War, HISTORICAL APPROACHES 1899-1902 20.8 TERENCE BALL'S "REAPPRAISING POLITICAL William d''Ambruoso THEORY" TWENTY YEARS LATER Chair: James Farr, Northwestern University The Failure of "Failed States" and the Promise of the State Capacity Concept Part: Sheryl Demorest Breen, University of Minnesota, Morris Sarah Elizabeth Peters, University of Notre Dame Michaelle L. Browers, Wake Forest University Russell L. Hanson, Indiana University, Bloomington Who Speaks for the Local?: The Contested Role of Civil Stephen T. Leonard Society in Central Africa Joshua Shurley, University of Manchester

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X : 51614$TEST 05-20-15 04:29:46 Layout: 51614N : Even Page 28 Daily Schedule DAILY SCHEDULE 29 Thursday, 2:00 PM to 3:45 PM The Limits of theGender Domination Oppression Model forMara Understanding Marin, Frankfurt University The Global Compact: Businessbetween and Agency Human and Rights Structures Ayelet Banai, The University ofThe Haifa Site of JusticeStructure between Agents, InstitutionsEszter and Kollar, Goethe University Frankfurt What Is Structural Injustice? Anja Karnein FORMAL MODELS OF POLITICAL INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION Livio Di Lonardo, New YorkPeter University Buisseret, Warwick University Organizing Experts Torun Dewan, London SchoolFrancesco of Squintani Economics The Dynamics of InformationJohn Sharing W. in Patty, Washington Groups Elizabeth University Maggie in Penn, St. Washington Louis Louis University in St. Strategic Communication of Uncertainty Andrew Little, Cornell University Matt Backus Undisclosed Contributions in ElectoralKeith Campaigns E. Schnakenberg, University of Kentucky YOU DISGUST ME! SOURCESPOLICIES OF AND SUPPORT PARTIES FOR Brian J. Gaines, UniversityChampaign of Illinois at Urbana- Matthew J. Hayes, Indiana University, Bloomington The Behavioral Immune SystemSocial Shapes Conservative Support Parties for Lene Aarøe, Aarhus University Michael Bang Petersen, AarhusKevin University Arceneaux, Temple University Disgust Motivates Support forOutgroups Punitive Policies Towards Scott Clifford, University of Houston (Don’t) Bring Me YourForeign Sick: Aid The Support Effects ofFrank Disease John on Gonzalez, UniversityLincoln of Nebraska - Johnathan Caleb Peterson, UniversityLincoln of Nebraska- Stephen Schneider, University ofNathan Nebraska Munier - Lincoln Katelyn Abraham Outgroup Anxiety and SupportBradford for S. Rights Jones, Restrictions University ofTrust, California, Legitimacy, Davis and PublicCompromise Support for Political Jennifer Wolak, University of Colorado, Boulder CORRUPTION AND ITS POLITICAL IMPLICATIONS Co-sponsored by DIVISION 11:POLITICS COMPARATIVE Papers: DIVISION 4: FORMAL POLITICAL20.13 THEORY Chair: Disc: Papers: DIVISION 5: POLITICAL PSYCHOLOGY 20.14 Chair: Disc: Papers: DIVISION 6: POLITICAL ECONOMY 20.15 Page 29 COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVES ON "ADVICE FOR RULERS": ANCIENT TOCo-sponsored EARLY by MODERN DIVISION 1:AND POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY: HISTORICAL THOUGHT APPROACHES Melissa Lane, Princeton University Michelle Tolman Clarke, Dartmouth College Mirrors for Citizens: The“Of Political Education” Thought ofTeresa Milton’s M. Bejan, University ofAdvice Toronto to Rulers inEmpire Early China: BetweenLoubna State El and Amine Al-Farabi’s Politics: Between Ruler,Murad Advisor, Idris, and Columbia Ruled University Addressing the Friendly Prince:Roman Inequality Political & Thought CounselDaniel in J. Kapust, University of Wisconsin, Madison POSSESSIVE INDIVIDUALISM REVISITED Barbara Arneil, University of BritishBarbara Columbia Arneil, University of British Columbia Self-Possession Beyond Ownership: Property,and Desire, Power Torrey J. Shanks, SUNY, UniversityJohn at Locke Albany and Colonialand Capitalism: Dispossession Money, Possession, Onur Ulas Ince, Koc University John Locke and theMacpherson, Emergence Strauss, of and Capitalism: Arendt Patchen Markell, University of Chicago Dispossession and Capitalist Compulsions Robert Nichols, University of Minnesota WHAT DIFFERENCE DOES DIVERSITYIN MAKE COMPARATIVE POLITICAL THEORY? Co-sponsored by DIVISION 1:AND POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY: HISTORICAL THOUGHT APPROACHES Brooke A. Ackerly, Vanderbilt University Roxanne L. Euben, Wellesley College Diversity in India’s ConstitutionalRochana Imaginary Bajpai, University of London,Explaining SOAS Disbelief: On theReligious Enduring Pluralism Puzzle of Andrew F. March, Yale University Deliberation’s Diversity Melissa S. Williams Loving after Gandhi: MixedCritique Matrimony as Non-Brahmin Matthew H. Baxter, Rutgers,New The Jersey State University of DEBATING STRUCTURAL THEORIES OF INJUSTICE, DOMINATION, AND OPPRESSION Co-sponsored by DIVISION 2:POLITICAL FOUNDATIONS THEORY OF Co-sponsored by DIVISION 55: CLASSAnja & Karnein INEQUALITY Courtney Miller, Binghamton University Papers: Papers: Papers: X : 51614$TEST 05-20-15 04:29:46 Chair: Disc: DIVISION 2: FOUNDATIONS OF20.10 POLITICAL THEORY Chair: Disc: DIVISION 2: FOUNDATIONS OF20.11 POLITICAL THEORY Chair: Disc: DIVISION 3: NORMATIVE POLITICAL20.12 THEORY Chair: Disc: Layout: 51614N : Odd DIVISION 2: FOUNDATIONS OF20.9 POLITICAL THEORY Thursday, 2:00 PM to 3:45 PM

Chair: Vineeta Yadav, Pennsylvania State University From the Family to the State: Whose Responsible for Disc: Daniel W. Gingerich, University of Virginia Vulnerabilities? Eileen McDonagh, Northeastern University Papers: Extortion in the Oil States: How Nationalization DIVISION 8: POLITICAL METHODOLOGY Increases Corruption 20.19 GEOGRAPHY, INFERENCE, AND SPATIAL Paasha Mahdavi, UCLA STATISTICS The effects of revealed corruption on public finances Chair: Martin C. Steinwand, Stony Brook University Joaquin Artes Papers: Can "Big Brother" Reunite the Family? State DIVISION 6: POLITICAL ECONOMY Propaganda in Post-Partition India 20.16 POWER OF POLITICAL NEWS Kirsten Dawn Powers, University of California- Berkeley Chair: James M. Snyder, Harvard University Disc: Erik Snowberg, Caltech Local Determinants of Violence against Civilians Hoojung Kim Papers: How Newspapers Reveal Political Power Model Selection for Spatial Analysis: The spatial Pamela Ban, Harvard University Hausman test? James M. Snyder, Harvard University Scott Cook, Texas A&M University Andrew B Hall Robert J. Franzese, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor Crime in the media: When are politicians punished for Jude C. Hays, University of Pittsburgh drug-related violence? John Louis Marshall, Harvard University Spatial Differences-in-Differences: The School Quality Effect on Land Prices Information and Crime Perceptions: Evidence from a Kentaro Fukumoto, Gakushuin University Natural Experiment Nicola Mastrorocco, London School of Economics DIVISION 8: POLITICAL METHODOLOGY 20.20 MODELING TEXT-AS-DATA Political news and financial markets Michael Courtney Chair: Kenneth R. Benoit, London School of Economics Gemma Mc Nulty, Dublin City University Disc: Christopher J. Fariss, Penn State University DIVISION 7: POLITICS AND HISTORY 20.17 BUILDING THE STATE: HISTORICAL Papers: Creating More Persuasive Text through Response ANTECEDENTS OF STABILITY AND CAPACITY Surface Optimization Nicholas Beauchamp, Northeastern University Disc: Didac Queralt, Juan March Institute Reo Matsuzaki, Trinity College Scaling Votes and Words Over Time: Estimating Ideological Positions at the Fed Papers: Explaining Long Term Patterns of Bureaucratic Gabriel Lopez-Moctezuma, Princeton University Development in Latin America Marc T. Ratkovic, Princeton University Juan Fernando Ibarra del Cueto Who's Laughing Now? Applying Text Analysis to Precolonial Origins of State Capacity: Evidence from Humor in Federal Reserve Meetings Indian Districts Amber Ellen Boydstun, University of California, Roberto Stefan Foa, Harvard University Davis Dannagal G. Young, University of Delaware Size and Survival of States Christopher Paik, New York University-Abu Dhabi An Evaluation of Measures of Textual Similarity Robert Shaffer, University of Texas, Austin The Great Divergence? Explaining State Consol. and Zachary Elkins, University of Texas, Austin Decline in Prewar Afghanistan Khalid Homayun Nadiri DIVISION 11: COMPARATIVE POLITICS 20.21 ACCOUNTABILITY AND REPRESENTATION War and State Formation in East Asia, 1870-1945 Ji Hye Shin, University of Notre Dame Chair: Isabela Mares Papers: Perceptual Biases of Responsibility Attributions in DIVISION 7: POLITICS AND HISTORY Multi-level Contexts 20.18 STATE-BUILDING AND THE FAMILY Guillem Rico Chair: Jack Jackson, Whitman College Robert Lineira, University of Edinburgh Disc: Jack Jackson, Whitman College Books, Goods and Guns: The Colonial Origins of Dorit Geva, Central European University Representation Joan Ricart-Huguet, Princeton University Papers: Market-cautious Feminism: Re-theorizing the Home and International Constraints versus Domestic Pressures: Market Government Subsidies Maxine Eichner, University of North Carolina, Stephanie J. Rickard, London School of Economics Chapel Hill The Cost of Electoral Coalitions: Party Fragmentation in American Housing Policies: Public Clashes over Private Brazil Claims of Familyhood Gisela Sin, University of Illinois at Urbana- Priscilla Yamin, University of Oregon Champaign Alison Gash, University of Oregon Jose Antonio Cheibub, University of Illinois, Urbana- The Role of American Indian Families in State-Building Champaign Projects, 1870s-1920s Carol Nackenoff, Swarthmore College

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X : 51614$TEST 05-20-15 04:29:46 Layout: 51614N : Even Page 30 Daily Schedule DAILY SCHEDULE 31 Thursday, 2:00 PM to 3:45 PM Measuring Ethnic Diversity: Categorical,Spatial Temporal, Dimensions and Rachel M. Gisselquist, UnitedOmar Nations Shahabudin University McDoom, LondonEconomics School of Ethnic Diversity, Segregation, andAfrica Ethnocentric Trust in Amanda Lea Robinson, The OhioBeyond State Co-Ethnic University Politics: ConceptualizingMeasuring and Ethnic Proximity Adam Harris, New York University A New Method forSampled Measuring Survey Fractionalization Data Using Avital Livny, Carlos III-JuanMitchell March Goist, Institute Pennsylvania State University Linguistic Diversity and Conflict:Soviet Evidence Union from the Kyle L. Marquardt, UniversityMadison of Wisconsin, DEVELOPMENT AMIDST EXTRACTION: SUBVERTING THE “RESOURCE CURSE” Pauline Jones Luong, University ofWho Michigan extracts what outpolitics of of extractives? Bolivian Distributional mining Matthew Amengual, Massachusetts InstituteTechnology of Local content requirements inthe the return oil of and ISI? Renato gas Lima industry: De Oliveira, MIT Digging Deep: Explaining ProgressiveReforms Regulatory in the MiningKendra Sector E Dupuy, University ofCorporations Washington and economic developmentextractive in economies India’s Sunila S. Kale, University ofDissent, Washington Discrimination, and PublicOil-Rich Service Nations Provision in Nimah Mazaheri, Tufts University HISTORICAL PROCESSES OF NATIONAL IDENTITY FORMATION IN THEWORLD DEVELOPING Michael Hechter, Arizona StateCopenhagen University/ University of Matthew Cebul, Yale University Iraqi National Identity andLisa the Blaydes, Iran-Iraq Stanford War University Direct and Indirect RuleAdria in Lawrence, European Yale University Empires Geopolitical Competition, Mass Schooling,Diversity and Ethnic Keith A. Darden, AmericanHarris University Mylonas, George Washington University Belonging to the Bodyearly Politic: modern The English nation world Daragh form J. in Grant, the University of Chicago Papers: DIVISION 12: COMPARATIVE POLITICS OFCOUNTRIES DEVELOPING 20.25 Chair: Papers: DIVISION 12: COMPARATIVE POLITICS OFCOUNTRIES DEVELOPING 20.26 Chair: Disc: Papers: Page 31 EXPERIMENTS IN COMPARATIVE POLITICS Donald P. Green, Columbia University Donald P. Green, ColumbiaEric University J. Kramon F. Daniel Hidalgo, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Human Trafficking Vulnerability: AnMass Experiment Media Using in Nepal Margaret Boittin, Stanford University Cecilia Hyunjung Mo, Vanderbilt University The Unintended Consequences ofPolitical Election Violence Observers on Eric J. Kramon Sarah Brierley, UCLA Joseph Asunka, UCLA George Ofosu How Meritocratic is China’sfrom Bureaucracy? a Evidence Survey Experiment Margaret Boittin, Stanford University Gregory Distelhorst Francis Fukuyama, Stanford University Can Politicians Police Themselves?using An Brazil’s Experiment Audit Courts Julio Canello, State UniversityF. of Daniel Rio Hidalgo, de MassachusettsTechnology Janeiro Institute of The Impact of aAn Radio Experiment Campaign in against India Donald Vote-Buying: P. Green, ColumbiaSrinivasan University Vasudevan PUBLIC OPINION IN TIMESUKRAINE-RUSSIA OF CONFLICT CRISIS: THE Mark Beissinger, Princeton University Josephine T. Andrews, University of California, Davis The Real Revolution InElections Ukraine: In Explaining The Protest Regions Henry And E. Hale, GeorgeOlga Washington Onuch, University University of Oxford Parties and Voting inElection: Ukraine’s Panel 2014 Data Parliamentary Analysis Timothy J. Colton Nadiya Kravets, Harvard University Managing Democratic Elections: SurveyAdministrators of Ukraine Election 2014 Erik S. Herron, WestNazar Virginia Boyko University Nationalism and Support forRussia Democracy: and Contrasting Ukraine Stephen Whitefield, University of Oxford CONCEPTUALIZATION AND MEASUREMENT OF DIVERSITY IN COMPARATIVE POLITICS Brian K. Min, University ofBrian Michigan K. Min, University of Michigan Layout: 51614N : Odd X : 51614$TEST 05-20-15 04:29:46 Papers: Papers: Chair: Disc: DIVISION 11: COMPARATIVE POLITICS 20.23 Chair: Disc: DIVISION 12: COMPARATIVE POLITICS OFCOUNTRIES DEVELOPING 20.24 Chair: Disc: DIVISION 11: COMPARATIVE POLITICS 20.22 Thursday, 2:00 PM to 3:45 PM

Lines in the sand? Border dynamics in the Middle East Ist die Zeit reif? 2014 as the first (truly) European David Siddhartha Patel, Crown Center for Middle elections East Studies Alexander H. Trechsel, European University Institute DIVISION 12: COMPARATIVE POLITICS OF DEVELOPING Lorenzo De Sio, LUISS Guido Carli Diego Garzia, European University Institute COUNTRIES 20.27 UNDERSTANDING CLIENTELISM MEPs in the 2014-19 European Parliament: the rise of Chair: Ryan Saylor, University of Tulsa Euroscepticism? Richard Whitaker, University of Leicester Disc: Ryan Saylor, University of Tulsa Simon Hix, London School of Economics Galina M. Zapryanova, University of Mannheim Papers: Does Clientelism Work? A Test of Guessability in India Patterns of far right and far left support during the 2014 Mark Allan Schneider, Swarthmore College EP elections The Institutional Origins of Professional Bureaucracies Daphne Halikiopoulou, University of Reading in Patronage States Protect This House? Transnational Party Groups and EP Johannes Werner Christian Schuster, London School Candidate Selection of Economics and Political Science William Thomas Daniel, Francis Marion University The changing rationale for electoral gifts in Africa’s patronage democracies DIVISION 16: INTERNATIONAL POLITICAL ECONOMY Elena Gadjanova, Max Planck Institute 20.30 ENERGY AND NATURAL RESOURCE POLITICS IN NORTH AND SOUTH Politically Coopting Bureaucrats for the Pursuit of Chair: Aslaug Asgeirsdottir, Bates College Electoral Clientelism Sarah Andrews, University of Virginia Disc: Aslaug Asgeirsdottir, Bates College The Role of Political Institutions and Party Competition in Vote-Buying Papers: Anchors Away? External Policy Anchors and the Matthew Kearney, Inter-American Development Resource Curse Bank Cullen S. Hendrix, University of Denver Diffusion in the Periphery: Production Sharing DIVISION 13: THE POLITICS OF COMMUNIST AND Agreements in the Oil Industry FORMER COMMUNIST COUNTRIES Nicole Weygandt, Cornell University 20.28 CORRUPTION AND ANTI-CORRUPTION CAMPAIGNS IN POST-COMMUNIST STATES The Timing of Extracting Natural Resources Co-sponsored by DIVISION 11: COMPARATIVE Chia-yi Lee, Nanyang Technological University POLITICS The International Political Economy of Renewable Chair: Harley D. Balzer Energy in Emerging Economies Disc: Harley D. Balzer Tabitha Marie Benney, University of Utah Following the Money: Resource Nationalism in Rare Papers: Fighting Corruption in the Post-communist World: The Earth Commodity Markets Role of the EU Kristin Vekasi, University of Maine Sabina Gueorguieva Pavlovska-Hilaiel DIVISION 16: INTERNATIONAL POLITICAL ECONOMY Poland and Hungary: Different Paths in Anti-Corruption 20.31 THE POLITICS OF FOREIGN AID IN DONOR Performance AND RECIPIENT COUNTRIES Cristina Gherasimov, Rutgers University Chair: Daniel L. Nielson, Brigham Young University What is behind Anti-Corruption?: A Comparison of Disc: Daniel L. Nielson, Brigham Young University Russia and China Saori N. Katada, University of Southern California Cheng Chen, SUNY, Albany The Centralization of Anticorruption Control in China Papers: Channelling Efficiency: Examining Foreign Aid's Qingjie (Eddie) Zeng Achieivement of Donor Goals Gina Yannitell Reinhardt, Texas A&M University A Network Analysis of Corruption in China Andrea E. Jones-Rooy, New York University Values at the Water's Edge: Social Welfare Values and Shanghai Foreign Aid Alexander Von Hagen-Jamar, NYU Shanghai Lauren Prather, Stanford University Richard James Anderson, University of Michigan Multilateral Aid, Agency Autonomy, and Economic DIVISION 15: EUROPEAN POLITICS AND SOCIETY Growth 20.29 ELECTORAL POLITICS AND THE EUROPEAN Katherine Vera Bryant PARLIAMENT The Effects of Aid on Recipients' Reputations: Evidence Chair: David Green, Hofstra University from Natural Disasters Disc: Roger Scully, Cardiff University Allison Carnegie Lindsay Dolan, Columbia University Papers: A Populist Era? Legislative Discourse in the European Demand-Side Politics in U.S. Emergency Aid: Man- Parliament, 1999-2014 made vs. Natural Disasters Bart Bonikowski, Harvard University Andrea L. Everett Noam Gidron, Harvard University DIVISION 17: INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATION 20.32 DELEGATION AND COOPERATION IN INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

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X : 51614$TEST 05-20-15 04:29:46 Layout: 51614N : Even Page 32 Daily Schedule DAILY SCHEDULE 33 Thursday, 2:00 PM to 3:45 PM Kerstin Fisk, --Loyola Marymount University Drones and Dirty Hands John M. Parrish, LoyolaBenjamin Marymount Taylor University Jones, YaleScience University, Political Department Drones, Last Resort andJohn Restricting Emery, Escalation University of CaliforniaWhy Irvine Drones Are Different Stephan Peter Sonnenberg The Drone - It'sDavid in Glazier, the Loyola Way Law That School, You Los Use Angeles It CHINA'S FOREIGN POLICY ANDWITH RELATIONS THE WORLD Co-sponsored by DIVISION 12:POLITICS COMPARATIVE OF DEVELOPING COUNTRIES Sheng Ding, Bloomsburg University ofChina-ROK-DPRK Pennsylvania Relations in theWorld post-Cold and War Alliance Theory Min-hyung Kim, Illinois Wesleyan University China’s Military Diplomacy inParadigm Africa: A Training Lina Benabdallah, University of Florida Conditions for Restraint, Conflict,the and South Cooperation China in Sea Chin-Hao Huang, University of SouthernIs California China a NormativeSheng Power Ding, in Bloomsburg the University Asia ofThe Pacific? Pennsylvania Paradox of China'sHyon leverage Joo over Yoo, North Trinity University Korea DEADLY THREATS/CHANGING THE WORLD: TERRORISM & HUMAN RIGHTSGLOBAL IN ARENA THE Co-sponsored by DIVISION 18:SECURITY INTERNATIONAL Co-sponsored by DIVISION 19:SECURITY INTERNATIONAL AND ARMS CONTROL Co-sponsored by DIVISION 21: CONFLICTJohn PROCESSES A. Vasquez, UniversityChampaign of Illinois at Urbana- Mark J.C. Crescenzi, UniversityChapel of Hill North Carolina, The Reciprocal Effects ofDemocracy Terrorism Assistance, and 1975-2010 U.S. James M. Scott, Texas ChristianU.S. University Foreign Aid andCounterterrorism International Regimes Human RightsJessie and G Rumsey, UniversityChampaign of Illinois at Urbana- Leader Security, Foreign Aid,Andrew and Boutton, Terrorism University of Texas Human Rights INGO BrandingAna and Bracic, Issue The Acceptance UniversityAmanda of Marie Oklahoma Murdie, University Delivering Violence?: Aid AllocationTerrorism and the RisksStephen of C. Nemeth Disc: Papers: DIVISION 20: FOREIGN POLICY 20.36 Chair: Papers: DIVISION 20: FOREIGN POLICY 20.37 Chair: Disc: Papers: Page 33 Robert Thomson, University of Strathclyde Binding international law withoutand ratification: tacit delegation acceptance Ronald B. Mitchell, University ofControlling Oregon the controller. AMareike coalition O. perspective Kleine, on London IOs SchoolIssue of Linkage, Economics Bargaining Power,Trade and Negotiations Concessions in Heather Elko McKibben, UniversityDavis of California, Signals to parliaments: Governments’behaviour legislative in the EUSara Council Hagemann, London SchoolStefanie of Bailer, Economics ETH Zurich Alexander Herzog, Clemson University Issue linkage across IOs:seat Does increase a EU UN grants? Christoph Security Mikulaschek, Council Princeton University BARGAINING, CRISES, AND WAR Co-sponsored by DIVISION 21: CONFLICTAlex PROCESSES Weisiger, University of Pennsylvania Are You Certain? Leaders,Robert Overprecision, Jay and Schub, War Harvard University Commitment Credibility in Crisis Azusa Katagiri, Stanford University Status Quo Bias inApproach Crisis Bargaining: AnXiaoli Experimental Guo Mixed Signals: The LimitsInternational of Relations Reassurance in Kyle M. Lascurettes, Lewis & IndivisibilityClark Rhetoric College and Bargainingthe Leverage Taiwan across Strait Olivier Henripin, George Washington University PUBLIC OPINION AND WAR Co-sponsored by DIVISION 37: PUBLICMarina OPINION Elisabeth Henke, Northwestern University Imaginary Wars Aren't ReallySouth Real: Caucasus Evidence FromJesse The Driscoll, University ofDaniel California, Maliniak, San College Diego of WilliamIssue and Indivisibility Mary and TerritorialExperiment Disputes: A Survey Songying Fang, Rice University Xiaojun Li, University of BritishBombing Columbia for Ballots: ElectoralAir Politics Campaign and theCarrie Vietnam Lee, Stanford University Audience Costs are notDavid Toys Palkki, Texas A&M University Civilian Casualties and AmericanMilitary Public Interventions Support for Won Steinbach, Duke University DRONES IN THEORY AND PRACTICE Jennifer Ramos, Loyola Marymount University X : 51614$TEST 05-20-15 04:29:46 Layout: 51614N : Odd Papers: Papers: DIVISION 18: INTERNATIONAL SECURITY 20.33 Disc: DIVISION 18: INTERNATIONAL SECURITY 20.34 Chair: Papers: DIVISION 19: INTERNATIONAL SECURITYCONTROL AND ARMS 20.35 Chair: Disc: Thursday, 2:00 PM to 3:45 PM

DIVISION 21: CONFLICT PROCESSES Experiments on Counterfactual Thinking about Public 20.38 CIVILIAN MOBILIZATION AND Sector Performance (NON)VIOLENCE IN CIVIL WAR Asmus Leth Olsen, University of Copenhagen Chair: Zachariah Cherian Mampilly Is ‘Open Government’ more accountable government? Disc: Zachariah Cherian Mampilly Lessons from the UK Elizabeth David-Barrett, University of Sussex Papers: Converging on Civilian Protection Paul M. Heywood, University of Nottingham Oliver Kaplan, University of Denver Performance Data and the Politics of Bureaucratic Peasant Resistance to Insurgent Violence during Autonomy Mozambique’s Civil War Poul A. Nielsen, Dept. of Political Science, University Corinna Jentzsch, Leiden University of Southern Denmark “With neither God nor the Devil”: Explaining Civilian Political Insulation and Bureaucratic Investment in Resistance in Peru Policy Expertise Steven Zech, University of Denver Mark D. Richardson, Vanderbilt University De-Escalating Civil War Violence: Civilian Preferences, DIVISION 25: PUBLIC POLICY Beliefs, and Decisions 20.41 COMPARATIVE PUBLIC POLICY IN A MULTI- Meghan Foster Lynch LEVEL CONTEXT Theorizing Civilian Agency for Violence Prevention Chair: Brendan John Carroll, Leiden University Jana Krause, Graduate Institute of International and Disc: Bernard Steunenberg, Leiden University Development Studies Thomas König, University of Mannheim Religion and Strategy in Civil War Reyko Huang, Texas A&M University Papers: European Integration and Legislative Patterns of Democracy Rebel Diplomacy: The Essential, Yet Overlooked Factor Thomas König, University of Mannheim in Civil War Bridget Coggins, University of California, Santa The Multi-level Sanction Paradox: Economic Coercion Barbara by the EU and the US Gerald Schneider, University of Konstanz DIVISION 22: LEGISLATIVE STUDIES 20.39 CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIONS AND European Integration in a Time of Crisis COMPETITIVENESS Gerda Falkner Chair: Michael Crespin, University of Oklahoma Compliance and Enforcement of EU law: Who Wins, Who Loses and Who Settles Disc: Michael Crespin, University of Oklahoma Dimiter Toshkov, Leiden University Andrew B Hall Between Autonomy and Control: The Dynamics of EU Papers: Assessing the Rise and Development of the Incumbency Policy Implementation Advantage in Congress Brendan John Carroll, Leiden University Jamie L. Carson, University of Georgia Bernard Steunenberg, Leiden University Joel Sievert DIVISION 26: LAW AND COURTS Ryan Dane Williamson, University of Georgia 20.42 EVERYDAY PEOPLE ARE PEOPLE: DIVERSITY Campaign Finance Law and the Growth in U.S. Senate IN THE LEGAL PROFESSION AND ON THE Retirements BENCH David Karol, University of Maryland Disc: Michelle D. Deardorff, University of Tennessee at Reading the Tea Leaves: Victory Margin and Electoral Chattanooga Security in the U.S. House John Cuffe, University of California, Irvine Papers: Diversity and Attorney Perceptions of Professional Relationships The Electoral Fate of Moderates in Contemporary Todd A. Collins, Western Carolina University American Politics Tao L. Dumas, The College of New Jersey Danielle Thomsen, Duke University Do African Americans Care about Descriptive When to Retire? Cognitive Inconsistency and Ideological Representation on the Bench? Drift in Congress Nancy Scherer, Wellesley College Michael K. Romano, Georgia Southern University Banks P. Miller, University of Texas at Dallas DIVISION 24: PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION Gender Diversity on the World's Peak Courts 20.40 UNDERSTANDING PUBLIC SECTOR Jeffrey Staton, Emory University PERFORMANCE Nancy Bays Arrington Chair: Chris Birdsall, American University The Effect of Appointment Diversity on Decisions in Disc: Thaddieus W. Conner, New Mexico State University Canadian Courts of Appeal Lori J. Hausegger, Boise State University Papers: Diversity in the Interpretations of and Responses to Troy Riddell, University of Guelph Performance Information DIVISION 26: LAW AND COURTS Martin Baekgaard, Aarhus University 20.43 I FOUGHT THE LAW: THE INFLUENCE OF LAW Soren Serritzlew IN JUDICIAL DECISION MAKING Co-sponsored by DIVISION 27: CONSTITUTIONAL LAW AND JURISPRUDENCE

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X : 51614$TEST 05-20-15 04:29:46 Layout: 51614N : Even Page 34 Daily Schedule DAILY SCHEDULE 35 Thursday, 2:00 PM to 3:45 PM Alana S. Jeydel, American River College The Political Geography ofPetitioning, Women’s 1870-1920 Suffrage Daniel P. Carpenter, HarvardBenjamin University Schneer Tobias Resch, Harvard University Push Back, Move Forward:American Coalition Women's Work Movement inLaura the R. Woliver, University ofWomen's South Collective Carolina Action FrameUprising in the 2011 Egyptian Nermin Allam Lesbian Groups' Confrontation inWeiting Contemporary Wu China Black women’s political voicemovement in the BlackSharon Lives Gramby-Sobukwe, Matter Eastern University ALIENATION AND CITIZENSHIP Cathy J. Cohen, University ofAinsley Chicago Nicole LeSure, University of Chicago The Racial Modifier: Non-DefaultAmerican Category Citizenship Status and Jane Y. Junn, University ofA Southern Mobilized California Custodial Citizenry?:Linked Criminal Fate Justice and Amy E. Lerman Vesla Mae Weaver, Yale University Is Arab the NewSurveillance Black? and Revisiting Terrorism Domestic Megan Ming Francis, University of#BlackLifeMatters Washington as a ChallengeLester to Kenyatta Black Spence Rule On Self-Governance: Participation inand Prisons, Boarding Asylums, Schools Christopher Dimitri Berk RACIAL POLITICS AND PUBLIC POLICY Henry Flores, St. Mary's University Henry Flores, St. Mary's University Bureaucratic Rulemaking: Door forImpact Minority Public Interests Policy to Camillia Redding, Columbia University Election Systems and PolicyEducation Responsiveness Policy in Latino Angel Luis Molina, TexasKenneth A&M J. University Meier, Texas A&MHelping University the Homeless: Empathy,of Race, Homelessness and in Perceptions America Julie Wronski, George WashingtonKimberly University A. Gross Robert M. Entman, George WashingtonRace, University Religion, and Redistribution Tony E. Carey, UniversityValerie of J. North Martinez-Ebers, Texas University of North Texas EXPLAINING PARTY AND GOVERNMENT SUPPORT Papers: DIVISION 32: RACE, ETHNICITY20.47 AND POLITICS Chair: Disc: Papers: DIVISION 32: RACE, ETHNICITY20.48 AND POLITICS Chair: Disc: Papers: DIVISION 35: POLITICAL ORGANIZATIONSPARTIES AND 20.49 Page 35 Howard Schweber, University of Wisconsin,Howard Madison Schweber, University ofMichael Wisconsin, A. Madison Bailey, Georgetown University A Network Analysis ofCourt Influence within thePaul Supreme J. Wahlbeck, George WashingtonThe University Dynamics of LegalMarion Rules Dumas, Columbia University The Impact of SupremeHierarchy Court Precedent inAli a Shiraz Judicial Masood, University ofThe South Influence Carolina of Legalof Argument Law on in the theRyan Development Supreme Krog, Court George Washington University The Rules of LawInterpretation and Supreme CourtJeb Statutory Barnes, University ofAdam Southern Feldman, California University of Southern California COMPARATIVE CONSTITUTIONALISM Judith A. Baer, Texas A&MConstitutional University Norms in aPakistan Weak State: theAnas Case Malik, of Xavier University Constitutionalism and Struggle forTurkey, Autonomy: Syria, Kurds and in Iraq Erin C. McGrath, University ofHannah Pittsburgh Arendt vs. Hugo1999 Chávez: Venezuelan The Constitution CreationJoshua of Braver, the Yale Department ofPublic Political Rights: Science Petition, Protest,Democracy and Privacy inKevin Liberal J. McGravey Shifting the Burden: TheSung Paradox Wook of Paik, Militant University Democracy of Missouri IMMIGRATION POLICY AND THEEXPERIENCE IMMIGRANT Alexandra Filindra, University of IllinoisCryptic at Positives: Chicago Why RepublicanImmigrant States Polices Pass Pro- Michael Rivera, The University ofDirect Texas democracy at and Austin immigrants’Anita civic Manatschal, engagement Berne University Hate Crimes: Nativist ReactionsStates to Hispanics inSylvia the Gonzalez-Gorman, 50 Indiana State University Immigration Reform: The PartisanAmerican Divide States in and the Congress Michelle Helene Belco, UniversityJennifer of Hayes Houston Clark, UniversitySavannah of Sipole, Houston University of Houston Policy Trajectories in BilingualTexas, Education: 1965-2010 California v. Girma Elyot Alifeyo Parris WOMEN, GENDER, SEXUALITY ANDMOVEMENTS SOCIAL Alice Kang, University of Nebraska-Lincoln Alice Kang, University of Nebraska-Lincoln Papers: X : 51614$TEST 05-20-15 04:29:46 Disc: DIVISION 27: CONSTITUTIONAL LAWJURISPRUDENCE AND 20.44 Chair: Papers: DIVISION 29: STATE POLITICS20.45 AND POLICY Chair: Papers: DIVISION 31: WOMEN & 20.46 POLITICS Chair: Disc: Layout: 51614N : Odd Chair: Thursday, 2:00 PM to 3:45 PM

Disc: Debra Lynn Leiter, University of Missouri, Kansas City Skin Tone, Education, and Support for Policies toward Black Immigrants Papers: Competing for Loyalty: The Dynamics of Political Abby B. Cordova, University of Kentucky Support Diana Orces, Oakland University Santiago Oliveros, University of Essex DIVISION 38: POLITICAL COMMUNICATION Experiments on Responsibility Attribution: Guilt, 20.52 DIGITAL MEDIA AND CAMPAIGNS BOTH Innocence and Shirking DOMESTIC AND ABROAD Raymond M. Duch, University of Oxford Chair: stonegarden grindlife Akitaka Matsuo, Centre for Experimental Social Disc: Kate M. Kenski, University of Arizona Sciences Pablo Barbera, New York University Parties and elections: Do emphasizing issue reputation win votes? Papers: Text Analyses of Campaign Emails: Partisan Polarization Henrik Bech Seeberg, University of Aarhus in Campaign Rhetoric? Portfolio Allocation and Junior Coalition Partners’ Taewoo Kang Electoral Performance Televised debates in parliamentary democracies Christoph Arndt, Department of Political Science and Nick Anstead, London School of Economics Government, Aarhus University Stability of Selective Exposure - Evidence from the Florence So, Aarhus University 2008 Presidential Campaign Resilience Beyond Rebellion: Adaptation in Rebel to Tobias Benjamin Konitzer Party Transformations Matthew Tyler, Stanford University Sherry Zaks, University of California, Berkeley A New Look at Agenda-Setting: Biobehavioral Measures DIVISION 36: ELECTIONS AND VOTING BEHAVIOR and Social Media Responses 20.50 CANDIDATE POSITIONING, REPOSITIONING, Erik P. Bucy, Texas Tech University PROMISING Bryce Dietrich, University of Missouri, Columbia Chair: Steven Rogers, Saint Louis University Measuring the Political Agenda by Analyzing Twitter Disc: Stephen Jessee, University of Texas, Austin Messages Andreas Jungherr, University Mannheim Papers: A Mixed Model of Candidate Positions Harald Schoen, University of Mannheim Chris Tausanovitch Oliver Posegga, University of Bamberg Pascal Juergens, University of Mainz The Electoral Consequences of Ambiguity for U.S. House Candidates DIVISION 39: SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND Christine Cahill ENVIRONMENTAL POLITICS Walter J. Stone, University of California, Davis 20.53 BUSINESS, POLITICS, AND ENVIRONMENTAL The Strategic Use of Campaign Promises GOVERNANCE Tabitha Bonilla, Stanford University Co-sponsored by DIVISION 6: POLITICAL ECONOMY Two-Stage Elections and Strategic Candidates Chair: David A. Deese, Boston College Kevin K. Banda, University of Nevada, Reno Disc: Jana von Stein, Victoria University of Wellington Thomas M. Carsey, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Papers: A Seat on the Policy Table?: Membership in the ISO, Voters’ Reactions to Candidates’ Flip-Flopping on the 1950-2005 Issue of Global Warming Sijeong Lim, Stockholm University Bo MacInnis, Stanford University Aseem Prakash, University of Washington Jon A. Krosnick, Stanford University How Corruption Drives Support for Fossil Fuel DIVISION 37: PUBLIC OPINION Subsidies: Evidence from Indonesia 20.51 INFLUENCES ON ATTITUDES ABOUT Jordan Kyle, Columbia University IMMIGRATION The Comparative Politics of Carbon Taxes: Chair: Cara Wong, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Opportunities and Obstacles Disc: Cara Wong, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Kathryn Harrison, University of British Columbia Christopher P. Muste, University of Montana The Effects of Environmental Corporate Social Responsibility Papers: Elite behaviors, partisan biases, and immigration reform Neil Malhotra, Stanford University Michele Margolis, University of Pennsylvania Michael R. Tomz, Stanford University Extremists not Moderates? Experimental Test of Elite Why the Golden State Became Green: Environmental Cues & Motivated Reasoning Politics in California Sara Sadhwani, University of Southern California David Vogel, University of California, Berkeley Testing Opinion Backlash: Do Policy Advances DIVISION 41: POLITICS, LITERATURE, AND FILM Engender Toward Immigrants 20.54 ANCIENT INSIGHTS FOR MODERN POLITICS Benjamin Bishin, University of California, Riverside AND ETHICS Matthew Incantalupo Chair: Lilly J. Goren, Carroll University Thomas J. Hayes, University of Connecticut Disc: Lisa Pace Vetter, University of Maryland, Baltimore Charles Anthony Smith, University of California, County Irvine Peter Daniel Haworth, Ciceronian Society

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X : 51614$TEST 05-20-15 04:29:46 Layout: 51614N : Even Page 36 Daily Schedule DAILY SCHEDULE 37 Thursday, 2:00 PM to 3:45 PM HUMAN RIGHTS AND THEINSTITUTIONS IMPACT IN OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS Emilie Marie Hafner-Burton, UniversitySan of Diego California, Christian Davenport, University of Michigan The Corporate Influence inAn US Analysis Human of Rights Lobbying Emilie Policy: Marie Hafner-Burton, UniversityCalifornia, of San Diego Heidi Mae Hall, University ofWho California, Lobbies: San Analyzing Diego theLobbying Drivers in of the Foreign U.S. Jon C. W. Pevehouse,Madison University of Wisconsin, Felicity Vabulas, University ofSchool Chicago, of Harris Public Policy Studies The Inter-American Court ofin Human Colombia Rights andSandra the Borda ICC Courtney Hillebrecht, University ofLincoln Nebraska, From Self-Reporting to “ConstructiveEvidence Dialogue”: from CAT andCosette CEDAW D Creamer, HarvardBeth University A. Simmons, Harvard University Provocation or Deterrence? HumanTerrorism Rights Abuses and David B. Carter, PrincetonYonatan University Lupu, George Washington University CHALLENGES OF CONCEPT-FORMATION AND MEASUREMENT Co-sponsored by IPSA Researchand Committee Methods) #1 (Concepts Svend-Erik Skaaning, Aarhus University Svend-Erik Skaaning, Aarhus University The consequences of ignoringmeasuring kind-differences concepts when Derek Beach, University of Aarhus Analyzing national meta-narratives: theSyria cases and of Iraq Egypt, Yael Rivka Kaplan, HebrewShaul University Rafael Shenhav, HebrewJerusalem University of Clarifying Multi-level Governance Pier Domenico Tortola, University of Milan VARIETIES OF DESCRIPTION INSCIENCES THE SOCIAL Co-sponsored by IPSA Researchand Committee Methods) #1 (Concepts Vivekinan Ashok Jan Kubik, Rutgers University, New Brunswick What Before Why: TakingInference Quantitative Seriously Descriptive Amelia Hoover Green, Drexel University DIVISION 45: HUMAN RIGHTS 20.57 Chair: Disc: Papers: DIVISION 46: QUALITATIVE METHODS 20.58 Chair: Disc: Papers: DIVISION 46: QUALITATIVE METHODS 20.59 Chair: Disc: Papers: Page 37 Creon’s Politics Ron Srigley, University of PrinceArendt Edward and Island Homer onExcellence the in Potential Private for Life Michelle Human M. Kundmueller It’s All in theDeliberative Argument: Democracy The AgnMarlene in K. Euripides Sokolon, and Concordia University Institutional Heroics: Fictional CritiqueEthos' of the 'Warrior James G. Beneda "Save our City": AeschylusArlene to W. the Saxonhouse, Rescue UniversityArbor of Michigan, Ann AUTHORITARIAN LEGACIES AND CHALLENGES TO POST-AUTHORITARIAN DEMOCRACIES Co-sponsored by Russian Politics Group Monika Nalepa Monika Nalepa Lustration and Support forPost-War Democracy: Germany Evidence from Giovanni Capoccia, University ofGrigore Oxford Pop-Eleches State Capture, Corruption andPost-communism Party Competition under Milada Anna Vachudova, UniversityCarolina, of Chapel North Hill Russia, Ukraine, and theStephen Borders E. of Hanson, Europe College ofLessons William of and the Mary Past?Revolution Fidesz and Hungary'sJason Conservative Wittenberg, University of California,Transition Berkeley Generations: Brief ZeitgeistsEffects? or Enduring Chad Patton Kiewiet deInvestigación Jonge, y Centro Docencia de Económica (CIDE) THE MILITARY AND DEMOCRATIZATION Aurel S. Croissant, University Heidelberg David Kuehn, Heidelberg University Establishing civilian control ofdemocracies the military inDavid new Kuehn, Heidelberg University Aurel S. Croissant, University Heidelberg Coups, Impeachments, and theAmerican Stability Democracy of Latin John Polga-Hecimovich Anibal Perez-Linan, University of Pittsburgh Which way forward?: EconomicCoups, Interdependence, and Democratization Jonathan M. Powell, UniversityMwita of Chacha, Central Nazarbayev Florida University Re-evaluating the Impact ofCivil-Military Populism Relations on Democratic Harold A. Trinkunas, The Brookings Institution Layout: 51614N : Odd X : 51614$TEST 05-20-15 04:29:46 Papers: Papers: DIVISION 44: COMPARATIVE DEMOCRATIZATION 20.55 Chair: Disc: DIVISION 44: COMPARATIVE DEMOCRATIZATION 20.56 Chair: Disc: Papers: Thursday, 2:00 PM to 3:45 PM

Sequence Analytic Techniques for Visualizing Discrete When to Stack the Deck: Strategic Decisions over Patterns Hearings and Witness Selection Matthew Charles Wilson, Pennsylvania State Ju Yeon Park, New York University University DIVISION 52: MIGRATION AND CITIZENSHIP Philippe Blanchard, University of Warwick 20.63 DIASPORA AND DEMOCRACY Visual Inference for Comparative Research Chair: Mahama Tawat, --Higher School of Economics, Moscow Richard Traunmuller, Goethe University Frankfurt Disc: Ethel Tungohan, University of Alberta am Main Mahama Tawat, --Higher School of Economics, Moscow Measuring Social Capital at the Intersection of Individuals and Society Papers: Diaspora and its Discontents: Indian Americans in the Vasabjit Banerjee, University of Tennessee, U.S. Chattanooga Sangay K. Mishra Carolyn Ethel Holmes, Indiana University, Bloomington Immigration, Administrative Discretion, and Democratic Theory DIVISION 48: HEALTH POLITICS AND HEALTH POLICY David Watkins, University of Dayton 20.60 POLITICAL DIMENSIONS OF DISABILITY AND Scott Lemieux MENTAL HEALTH Morocco’s diaspora policies for the post-migrant Chair: Susan Mezey, Loyola University Chicago generations. Disc: Steven Rathgeb Smith, American Political Science Rilke Mahieu Association What is the Scope of the Right of Return? Megan Bradley, McGill University Papers: Are Agency Advisory Councils Independent? Federal Related Groups Mental Health Policy 1946-1967 Herschel Nachlis, Franklin & Marshall College 21.1 AMERICAN POLITICAL THOUGHT: LEGACIES OF COLONIAL AMERICA: DIVISIONS AND Means-testing, complexity, and disparity in provision of ACCORD AT THE FOUNDING I/DD services Harold Pollack, University of Chicago Chair: Jack Rakove, Stanford University Rebecca Feinstein, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Disc: Steven Kautz, Michigan State University Paul Baerwald School of Social Work and Social Welfare Papers: Not "Born Free": Class and Servitude at the Founding Tonie Sadler, University of Chicago Bartholomew H. Sparrow, The University of Texas at Medicaid's changing approach to complex conditions and Austin disabilities 1965-2014 Shannon Bow O'Brien, The University of Texas at Colleen M. Grogan, University of Chicago Austin Harold Pollack, University of Chicago The Political Theology of America's Founding Post-Conflict Suffering: Shaped by and Shaper of Documents Attitudes Toward War Gregg L. Frazer, The Master's College Ali Bond, University of California, Berkeley The Constitution of American Environmental The New Politics of Peer Provision Governance Lynn M. Sanders, University of Virginia David B. Robertson, University of Missouri, St. Louis DIVISION 50: POLITICAL NETWORKS Publius and the Antifederalists: "A Satisfactory Answer 20.61 ROUNDTABLE: WHAT DO WE KNOW ABOUT to All of the Objections" POLITICAL NETWORKS? WHAT CAN WE David Siemers, University of Wisconsin, Oshkosh KNOW? 21.2 ASSOCIATION FOR POLITICS AND THE LIFE Chair: Jennifer Nicoll Victor, George Mason University SCIENCES: BIOPOLICY Part: Mark N. Lubell, University of California, Davis Chair: Donald G Tannenbaum, Gettysburg College Alexander Montgomery, Reed College Disc: Donald G Tannenbaum, Gettysburg College Janet M. Box-Steffensmeier, Ohio State University Daniel Skinner David Lazer, Northeastern University Michael D. Ward, Duke University Papers: Life in the "Fast Lanes:" Policy Impacts on Fast and DIVISION 51: EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH Slow Reproductive Strategies 20.62 EXPERIMENTAL TESTS OF FORMAL MODELS Laurette T. Liesen, Lewis University Co-sponsored by DIVISION 4: FORMAL POLITICAL Fracking Women's Bodies THEORY Kristen Abatsis McHenry, University of Papers: Contests, Shocks,and the Search for Optimal Strategies: Massachusetts Dartmouth A Laboratory Experiment The FDA, Contraceptive Drug Research, and the Grady Stephen Chaudoin, University of Illinois at Urbana- Hospital Study Champaign William C. Green Jonathan Woon, University of Pittsburgh The Alpha and Omega of Health Care: Medicalization of Voter Turnout Games with Communication: An American Birth and Death Experimental Study Lauren K. Hall Thomas Palfrey, California Institute of Technology Kirill Pogorelskiy, California Institute of Technology

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X : 51614$TEST 05-20-15 04:29:46 Layout: 51614N : Even Page 38 Daily Schedule DAILY SCHEDULE 39 Thursday, 4:15 PM to 6:00 PM Katharine A. Baldwin, Yale University Katharine A. Baldwin, Yale University Credible Conversion? Religious ConversionChange and Identity Elizabeth S. Sperber, Columbia University Substituting for the State:the Religion Congo and StateLaura building Seay, in Colby College Political Religion and TransnationalCongolese Mobilisation Diaspora in the Willy Kalala Kankonde, University ofReligion Kinshasa and Development inMuslim Sub-Sarahan Disadvantage Africa: in Education Melina Raquel Platas Izama, Stanford University HANNAH ARENDT Sonali Chakravarti, Wesleyan University Between Banality and Radicality.Evil Arendt and and Responsibility KantJavier on Burdman Freedom between Philosophy andde Politics Beauvoir –Arendt in and Conversation Veronica Zebadua-Yanez, UN Women Natality and Mortality: Arendt,Politics Tocqueville, of and Birth the andDavid Death Golemboski Arendt, Scholem and theJohn Given: Wolfe Prologue Ackerman, to Birkbeck,London a University Politics of THE AFFECTIVE TURN INTHOUGHT POLITICAL Co-sponsored by DIVISION 2:POLITICAL FOUNDATIONS THEORY OF James R. Martel, San FranciscoCharles State Devellennes, University University of Kent Affect and Understanding inDarren Hermeneutical R. Solidarity Walhof, Grand ValleyMoral State Sentimentalism: University How toMichael Feel L. Properly Frazer, Harvard University Recognition between strangers Heikki Antero Ossian Ikaheimo, UNSWLove Australia as a PoliticalMundi Concept? and Hannah Hegel’s Arendt’s Recognition Stavroula Amor Soukara, University of Kent Political Theory of theEthics Flesh? of Affect, Embodiment theJohn Canon, McMahon, and The an Graduate Center, CUNY CONSTRUCTING REPRESENTATIVE DEMOCRACY: THEORY, HISTORY, AND PRACTICE Co-sponsored by DIVISION 34:ELECTORAL REPRESENTATION SYSTEMS AND Lisa J. Disch Lisa J. Disch Chair: Disc: Papers: Division Panels DIVISION 1: POLITICAL THOUGHTHISTORICAL AND APPROACHES PHILOSOPHY: 23.1 Disc: Papers: DIVISION 1: POLITICAL THOUGHTHISTORICAL AND APPROACHES PHILOSOPHY: 23.2 Chair: Disc: Papers: DIVISION 2: FOUNDATIONS OF23.3 POLITICAL THEORY Chair: Disc: Page 39 Standing Medical Panels inDysfunctional the Presidents Case ofRobert Psychologically E. Gilbert, Northeastern University CLAREMONT INSTITUTE FOR THESTATESMANSHIP AND STUDY POLITICAL OF PHILOSOPHY: ROUNDTABLE ON THEAND WORK LEGACY OF WALTER BERNS Jules Gleicher, Rockford University Joseph M. Bessette Rainer Knopff, University ofJeffry Calgary H. Morrison Michael M. Uhlmann, ClaremontBradley Graduate C.S. University Watson, Saint VincentERIC College VOEGELIN SOCIETY: ARISTOCRATIC SOULS IN DEMOCRATIC TIMES Ethan Alexander-Davey, University of Virginia Ethan Alexander-Davey, University ofAndreas Virginia A.M. Kinneging, University of Leiden Tocqueville and the ShameRichard of Avramenko, Economic University Life ofMadison Wisconsin, Edmund Burke’s Peerage Ian Crowe, Brewton-Parker College Friedrich Nietzsche on theAristocracy Social Function of Jeffrey Church, University of Houston Richard M. Weaver onAmerican Chivalry South and AristocracySteven in Ealy, the Liberty Fund, Inc. PUBLIUS: THE JOURNAL OFTHE FEDERALISM: OBAMA ADMINISTRATION AND AMERICAN FEDERALISM Co-sponsored by DIVISION 28:INTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS FEDERALISM AND John J. Dinan, Wake ForestCynthia University J. Bowling, AuburnShanna University Rose, Claremont McKenna College American Federalism in anTimothy Era J. of Conlan PartisanPaul Polarization L. Posner, George MasonBack University to the Future?Rights Evolving and Interpretations Election of AdministrationKathleen Voting Issues Hale, Auburn University Implementing Obamacare Health InsuranceState Exchanges: Government Choices andDale Policy A. Outcomes Krane, UniversityShihyun of Noh, Nebraska, University Omaha of NebraskaFederalism at in Omaha the RobertsIlya Court Somin, George Mason University PLENARY ADDRESS: WHY ECONOMICSIMPORTANT IS TO BE TOO LEFTFEATURING TO ROBERT ECONOMISTS, REICH Layna Mosley, University ofAlvin North B. Carolina, Tillery, Chapel Northwestern Hill University RETHINKING RELIGION, DEMOCRACY, AND DEVELOPMENT IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA Co-sponsored by DIVISION 53:POLITICS THE CONFERENCE AFRICAN GROUP Papers: Papers: Thursday, 4:15 PM toTheme Panels 6:00 PM 22.1 X : 51614$TEST 05-20-15 04:29:46 21.3 Chair: Part: 21.4 Chair: Disc: 21.5 Chair: Disc: Chair: 22.2 Layout: 51614N : Odd Thursday, 4:15 PM to 6:00 PM

Papers: The Rise and Fall of Conservative Populism Papers: Democratic Impatience: Democracy in a Fast Age Joseph E. Lowndes, University of Oregon Mario Feit, Georgia State University Founders and Re-Founders: The Struggles of Self- From Nation to Plurination: Resignifying State, Family, Authorized Representation and Economy in Ecuador Monica Brito Vieira, University of York Christine Keating Aesthetics and Ethics in an Age of Distrust Hayek contra Neoliberalism: Towards a Left Eline M. Severs, Vrije Universiteit Brussel Hayekianism Democratic Doxa: Towards a Critical Theory of Public Robert Reamer Opinion Sovereignty and other neoliberal fantasies Adam J. Dahl, Sewanee: University of the South Timothy Fisken, University of Birmingham It’s Time to Get Over the Pluralist Heaven DIVISION 3: NORMATIVE POLITICAL THEORY M. David Forrest, Arizona State University 23.7 AUTHOR MEETS CRITICS: JACOB T. LEVY, Matthew Dean Hindman, University of Tulsa RATIONALISM, PLURALISM, AND FREEDOM DIVISION 2: FOUNDATIONS OF POLITICAL THEORY Chair: Richard Boyd, Georgetown University 23.4 DIVERSITY IN FAMILIES? ECONOMIC Part: Richard Boyd, Georgetown University PRECARITY AND THE POLITICIZATION OF Sarah Burns, Rochester Institute of Technology THE FAMILY Paul Dragos Aligica, George Mason University Co-sponsored by DIVISION 3: NORMATIVE POLITICAL Avigail Iris Eisenberg, University of Victoria THEORY Jacob T. Levy, McGill University Chair: Ashleigh Campi Lucas Swaine, Dartmouth College Disc: Tamara Metz, Reed College DIVISION 3: NORMATIVE POLITICAL THEORY 23.8 ROUNDTABLE ON MARGARET MOORE'S "A Papers: Enacting Caring Democracy: Contemporary Realities POLITICAL THEORY OF TERRITORY" and Proposals for Support Co-sponsored by DIVISION 52: MIGRATION AND Joan C. Tronto, University of Minnesota-Twin Cities CITIZENSHIP Chair: David Miller, University of Oxford The Mobilization of Family in the Breast Cancer Non- Profit-Corporate Alliance Part: Jeff Spinner-Halev, University of North Carolina, Chapel Claire C. McKinney, Washington University in St. Hill Louis Joseph H. Carens, University of Toronto Margaret Moore, Queens University Health Care, Political Freedom, and (Re)Productive Burke Hendrix, University of Oregon Normality Paulina Ochoa Espejo, Haverford College Jack Jackson, Whitman College DIVISION 5: POLITICAL PSYCHOLOGY Parental Autonomy and Market Freedom: Evangelical 23.9 THE PSYCHOLOGICAL UNDERPINNINGS OF Anti-Welfare Rhetoric PARTISANSHIP AND GROUP CUES Ashleigh Campi Disc: Hans J.G. Hassell, Cornell College DIVISION 2: FOUNDATIONS OF POLITICAL THEORY Toby Bolsen, Georgia State University 23.5 RACE, AFFECT, POLITICS Co-sponsored by DIVISION 3: NORMATIVE POLITICAL Papers: Partisan and Group Cues in Political Decision Making THEORY Dennis Chong, University of Southern California Disc: Melvin Lee Rogers, University of California, Los Kevin J. Mullinix Angeles Party Cues as Coalitional Cues: Coalitional Psychology Shatema Threadcraft and Party Cue Effects David J. Hendry, Yale University Papers: The Musicality of Radical Democracy: SNCC, Victor Lene Aarøe, Aarhus University Wooten, and Shock Resistance Michael Bang Petersen, Aarhus University Romand Coles The Political Psychology of Coordination Games "The Passional Dynamics of the Communist Party" Brad L. LeVeck, University of California, Merced Jodi Dean, Hobart & William Smith Colleges Tomorrow is a New Day? Partisanship, Retrospection, The (Neo)Liberalism of Horror and Changing Governments Elisabeth Robin Anker, George Washington Martin Bisgaard, Aarhus University University A New Partisan Voter? The Epistemic Origins of Assembling Counter-Racism: Twain Contra Tocqueville Partisan Resurgence and Rigidity Kam Shapiro Matt Luttig Richard Wright and Prison Abolitionism: The Refusal to DIVISION 6: POLITICAL ECONOMY Compromise with Reality 23.10 ECONOMIC INEQUALITY AND DEMOCRATIC Laura Grattan, Wellesley College RESPONSE DIVISION 2: FOUNDATIONS OF POLITICAL THEORY Disc: Frank R. Baumgartner, University of North Carolina, 23.6 THEORIZING POLITICAL ECONOMY Chapel Hill Chair: Paul C. Apostolidis, Whitman College Paul Pierson, University of California, Berkeley Disc: Anita Chari

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X : 51614$TEST 05-20-15 04:29:46 Layout: 51614N : Even Page 40 Daily Schedule DAILY SCHEDULE 41 Thursday, 4:15 PM to 6:00 PM Fractured Union: Divided LaborPrivate Law Sector and Union Public Conflict Alexis and Walker, Stetson University MODELS OF SURVEY DATA Co-sponsored by DIVISION 37: PUBLICJacob OPINION M. Montgomery, WashingtonLouis University in St. Betsy Sinclair, University ofMichelle Chicago Torres, Washington University in St. Louis Do All Roads LeadCohesion To Rome? FourPeter Measures M. Of Li, Voter UCLA Modeling Guessing Properties ofItems Political Knowledge Tsung-han Tsai, Department ofNational Political Chengchi Science, University Beyond the Visible: LatentAttitudes Modeling in of 26 Muslims' Countries Nathanael Social Gratias Sumaktoyo, UniversityDame of Notre Revisiting the Measurement ofResponse Partisanship: Theory An Analysis Item Alexa Bankert, SUNY, StonyLeonie Brook Huddy, SUNY, StonyMartin Brook Rosema, University of Twente STRATEGIES FOR PROMOTION FROM ASSOCIATE TO FULL PROFESSOR Co-sponsored by DIVISION 10:EDUCATION POLITICAL SCIENCE Gretchen M. Bauer, University ofSara Delaware McLaughlin Mitchell, UniversityKaren of M. Iowa Hult, VirginiaUniversity Polytechnic Institute andJulie State L. Novkov, SUNY,Susan Albany M. Sterett, Virginia Tech AUTHORITARIAN INSTITUTIONS Emmanuel Teitelbaum, George Washington University Luz Marina Arias, CentroEconomicas de (CIDE) Investigacion y Docencia Afraid of Graffiti? SoftAuthoritarian Protest States and ThreatAlexis Perceptions Monique in Zimberg, University ofElectoral Toronto Competition under Authoritarianism Navid Hassanpour, Princeton University Institutional Underpinnings of Power:Authoritarian State Stability Capacity and Jonathan Hanson, Syracuse University Lessons in Authoritarian Accountability Cindy Cheng, Duke University Resource Reliance and MilitaryRegimes Spending in Autocratic Wonjun Song, Pennsylvania StateChristopher University Boylan, Pennsylvania State University FRONTIERS OF HISTORICAL INSTITUTIONALISM Karl Orfeo Fioretos, Temple University DIVISION 8: POLITICAL METHODOLOGY 23.13 Disc: Papers: DIVISION 9: TEACHING ANDSCIENCE LEARNING IN POLITICAL 23.14 Chair: Part: DIVISION 11: COMPARATIVE POLITICS 23.15 Chair: Disc: Papers: DIVISION 11: COMPARATIVE POLITICS 23.16 Chair: Page 41 Activated Publics and BusinessUK Power in thePepper US D. and Culpepper, the EuropeanTaeku University Lee, Institute University of California,Political Berkeley Context and RepresentationalMartin Inequality Gilens, Princeton University Labor Market Redistribution asLeslie a McCall, Response Northwestern to University Inequality Stealth Politics by USBenjamin Billionaires I. Page, NorthwesternJason University Seawright, Northwestern University Matthew Lacombe, Northwestern University POLITICAL STABILITY AND ECONOMIC GROWTH IN CHINA Co-sponsored by DIVISION 13:COMMUNIST THE AND POLITICS FORMER OF COMMUNIST COUNTRIES Lily L. Tsai, Massachusetts InstituteYuhua Wang, of University Technology ofXiaobo Pennsylvania Lu, University of Texas at Austin What is a One-PartyZhaotian State? Luo Who Believes the People'sin Daily? Authoritarian Bias Media andRory Credibility Truex Do Government Officials’ VisitsMore to Loans? Firms BringYiqing Firms Xu, MIT Rice, State, and Income Yuhua Wang, University ofJi Pennsylvania Yeon (Jean) Hong,Science Hong and Kong Technology University of Incentive versus Competence ofTianyang Chinese Xi, Bureaucrats Peking University Yang Yao Muyang Zhang, School ofAdministration Public Economics and THE RIGHT TURN AGAINSTAMERICAN WORKERS STATES IN THE Co-sponsored by DIVISION 29:POLICY STATE POLITICS AND Gordon Lafer, University of Oregon Janice R Fine, Rutgers University-New Brunswick Cutting off Public UnionDefund Dues Political Income: Opponents AGordon Strategy Lafer, to University of Oregon The Role of ConcentrationPublic of Unions' Union Influence MembershipChristina on M. Kinane, UniversityArbor of Michigan, Ann Wage Theft and theRights Political Construction ofDaniel Workers’ Galvin, Northwestern University Who’s Minding the Gap?among Public the Pension States Underfunding Robert Mickey, University ofAlton Michigan Boyd Hale Worthington,Michigan University of X : 51614$TEST 05-20-15 04:29:46 Layout: 51614N : Odd Papers: Papers: DIVISION 6: POLITICAL ECONOMY 23.11 Chair: Disc: DIVISION 7: POLITICS AND23.12 HISTORY Chair: Disc: Papers: Thursday, 4:15 PM to 6:00 PM

Disc: Karl Orfeo Fioretos, Temple University Subnational Politics, Stateness, and Social Policy Provision in Chile Papers: Historical Institutionalism and the Politics of Jennifer Pribble, University of Richmond Institutional Change DIVISION 12: COMPARATIVE POLITICS OF DEVELOPING Giovanni Capoccia, University of Oxford COUNTRIES Beyond Positive and Negative Feedback: Institutions and 23.19 UNDERSTANDING PUBLIC GOODS PROVISION Public Attitudes Chair: Michelle L. Dion, McMaster University Marius R. Busemeyer, University of Konstanz Disc: Michelle L. Dion, McMaster University Altered States: Negotiation and the Micro-Foundations of Institutional Change Papers: Is Federalism a Determinant of Food Security? Cathie Jo Martin, Boston University Catherine Schmitt-Sands Taking Historical Institutionalism Global Fiscal Transfer and Poverty Alleviation: Evidence from Abraham Newman, Georgetown University a Quasi-Experiment Daniel H. Nexon, Georgetown University Fubing Su, Vassar College Historical Institutionalism, State Building and Democratizing Water: Public-public Partnerships and the Supranational Integration Human Right to Water R. Daniel Kelemen, Rutgers University, New Madeline Baer, San Diego State University Brunswick The Political Determinants of Health in South Africa: DIVISION 12: COMPARATIVE POLITICS OF DEVELOPING Diversities Reconsidered COUNTRIES Carol A. Mershon, University of Virginia 23.17 CORRUPTION Swimming Against the Tide:The Rise of Social Welfare Chair: Stacey Leigh Hunt, Auburn University Regimes in Emerging Markets Disc: Stacey Leigh Hunt, Auburn University Isik Ozel, Sabanci University DIVISION 15: EUROPEAN POLITICS AND SOCIETY Papers: Campaign Finance, Corruption and Reelection in the 23.20 DIVERSITIES OF INTERESTS IN EU Brazilian Chamber of Deputies POLICYMAKING Marcus Andre Melo Chair: Cathy Lisa Schneider, American University-SIS Ivan Juca Lucio R. Renno Disc: Alexandra-Maria Bocse, University of Cambridge Does Ejecting Corrupt Mayors Reduce Corruption in Papers: European Lawyers in Combating Money Laundering and Neighboring Municipalities? the Financing of Terrorism. Manoel Ryff Gehrke Ryff Moreira, UCLA - Political Ulrika Morth, Stockholm University Science Department Karin Svedberg Helgesson, Stockholm School of How Do Corrupt Officials Set Bribes? Evidence from Economics West African Highways The Fights over the EU Sustainability Reporting Jasper Jack Cooper Directive: A Fuzzy-Sets Analysis Institutional Settings and Social Networks of Corruption Daniel Phillip Kinderman, University of Delaware in Indonesia The Politics of Privacy: Framing Cyberspace Regulation Mala Sondang SILITONGA in the European Union Money Matters: Wages in Corruption Prevention Adam William Chalmers, Leiden University Anders Sundell, University of Gothenburg Ece Ozlem Atikcan, Universit� Laval DIVISION 12: COMPARATIVE POLITICS OF DEVELOPING The Puzzling Power of European Farmers: Agricultural COUNTRIES Policy and Austerity 23.18 POLITICS, SOCIAL POLICIES, AND Alice Ciciora, University of California, Berkeley SUBNATIONAL DIVERSITY IN LATIN AMERICA The Pyrrhic Victory of Rule Adoption: LGBT Rights in Chair: Jennifer Pribble, University of Richmond Post-Enlargement Europe Disc: Eduardo Moncada, Barnard College - Columbia Martijn Mos, Cornell University University DIVISION 16: INTERNATIONAL POLITICAL ECONOMY 23.21 FDI, POLITICAL RISK, AND INTERNATIONAL Papers: Pathways out of Poverty: Improving Social Well-Being INSTITUTIONS in Brazil Chair: Pablo Martin Pinto, University Houston Natasha Borges Sugiyama, University of Wisconsin, Disc: Andrew Kerner Milwaukee Sonal S. Pandya, University of Virginia Michael Touchton, Boise State University Brian Wampler, Boise State University Papers: Does arbitration reduce diplomatic pressure in Politics, Gender, and Health: Insight from Argentina's investment disputes? Provinces Lauge Skovgaard Poulsen, University College London James W. McGuire, Wesleyan University Geoffrey Gertz, Brookings Institution Social Policies and Partisan Alignments in Argentina Srividya Jandhyala, ESSEC Business School and Brazil Sara Niedzwiecki, University of New Mexico

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X : 51614$TEST 05-20-15 04:29:46 Layout: 51614N : Even Page 42 Daily Schedule DAILY SCHEDULE 43 Thursday, 4:15 PM to 6:00 PM Mary Layton Atkinson, UniversityCharlotte of North Carolina, Human or Not? PoliticalAttitudes Rhetoric and ForeignStephen Policy Michael Utych, Vanderbilt University Picturing War: How CommunicationForce Mediums Employment impact Decisions Julia M. Macdonald Jacquelyn Schneider James Kajdasz, United States AirCivilian Force Casualties, Academy Social Identity,Use and of Support Force forMary the Layton Atkinson, UniversityCharlotte of North Carolina, John J. Szmer, UniversityCharlotte of North Carolina, James Igoe Walsh Killing at a Distance:the A Psychology Construal-Level of Approach Drones Kathleen to Powers, Ohio State University Mechanisms of Morality: SourcesHumanitarian of Intervention Public SupportSarah for E. Kreps Sarah Maxey NUCLEAR PROLIFERATION: DIVERSE ACTORS AND STRATEGIES RECONSIDERED Nuno P. Monteiro, Yale University Vipin Narang, Massachusetts Institute of Technology The Varieties of NuclearIntentions, Hedging: and Capabilities, Proliferation Gene Gerzhoy, Harvard University Rachel Elizabeth Whitlark Two Warheads Passing inStatecraft the in Night: Social Modeling Science Nuclear Alexander Lanoszka, Massachusetts InstituteTechnology of Rex Douglass, University of CaliforniaThe San Effect Diego of USUS Domestic Anti-Proliferation Actors Policy andEleonora Discourses Mattiacci, on Amherst College The Limits of PaxCold Pretoriana: War Explaining Strategy SouthNoel Africa’s Anderson Mark S. Bell Nuclear Bazaar: Commerce andDestruction Assistance in Mass Erik Gartzke, University ofRupal California, Mehta, San Harvard Diego Kennedy School DOMESTIC INSTITUTIONS AND FOREIGN POLICY Glenn P. Hastedt, James MadisonDorle University Hellmuth, The Catholic University of America Checking Preferences: The ImpactBrazil’s of Foreign Federalism Trade on Policy Vinicius G. Rodrigues Vieira, UniversityIs of Japan Oxford Shifting toAmy the Louise Right? Catalinac, Harvard University Papers: DIVISION 18: INTERNATIONAL SECURITY 23.25 Chair: Disc: Papers: DIVISION 20: FOREIGN POLICY 23.26 Chair: Disc: Papers: Page 43 International Law and FDI:Investment Can Back? Compliance Bring Terrence Chapman, University ofRachel Texas, Wellhausen, Austin University ofRiitta-Ilona Texas Koivumaeki, at University Austin of Texas,Who Austin Needs Rules? ExplainingInternational Participation Investment in Regime the Taylor St John, GlobalProgramme Economic Governance Relative Perceptions of PoliticalBusiness Risk in International Quintin H. Beazer, FloridaDaniel State J. University Blake, IE BusinessStanding School Rights, Compliance, EfficiencyInvestment and Agreements Stability of Pedro Roberto Nunes da Silva, New York University INTERNATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL COOPERATION: ACTORS, FRAMES, AND STRATEGIES Peter M. Haas, University ofAlexander Massachusetts, Thompson, Amherst Ohio State University Environmental NGOs and PrivateEastern Certification Europe in and CentralDaniel Asia Berliner, University ofElizabeth Minnesota Chrun, University of Washington Deliberative Inclusiveness, Environmental Policies,Environmental and Outcomes Tobias Friedrich Karl Boehmelt,Hugh University Ward, of University Essex of Essex Pollution and Transparency inand China: Local NGOs, Officials Industry, Xun Cao, Penn StateGenia University Kostka Exploring the Framing PowerClimate of Politics NGOs inJennifer Global Hadden, University ofPark Maryland, College Mobilization in a TimeAgenda of for Mitigation: the Framing Public Jana the von Stein, Victoria UniversityInternational of Collaboration Wellington and theAssessing Climate the Crisis: Role ofCharles the F. EU Parker Christer Karlsson CIRCULATORY AND CONTROL POWERWORLD IN POLITICS Lucia A. Seybert, Cornell University Noelle K. Brigden, MarquetteRawi University Abdelal, Harvard University Christian Reus-Smit, University ofJennifer Queensland L. Erickson, BostonBarak College Mendelsohn, Haverford College Erin Lockwood CIVILIAN CASUALTIES AND SUPPORTTHE FOR USE OF FORCE Co-sponsored by DIVISION 37: PUBLICKathleen OPINION Powers, Ohio State University C. Peter Kim, Harvard University X : 51614$TEST 05-20-15 04:29:46 Layout: 51614N : Odd Papers: DIVISION 17: INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATION 23.22 Chair: Disc: DIVISION 18: INTERNATIONAL SECURITY 23.23 Chair: Part: DIVISION 18: INTERNATIONAL SECURITY 23.24 Chair: Disc: Thursday, 4:15 PM to 6:00 PM

Mischiefs of Section: Provincial Interest, Statebuilding, Diane J. Heith, St. John's University and the US-Mexican War Christopher Darnton, Catholic University of America Papers: Obama's Rhetoric: Confronting Race in the Age of Post- The Power of the Purse and Foreign Policy-making in racialism the U.S. Congress Natasha V Christie, University of North Florida Gyung-Ho Jeong, University of British Columbia Shannon Bow O'Brien, The University of Texas at Austin DIVISION 21: CONFLICT PROCESSES 23.27 COALITIONS AT WAR What’s Hope Got to Do with It? Examining Presidential Co-sponsored by DIVISION 18: INTERNATIONAL Campaign Rhetoric SECURITY Anne Cizmar, Eastern Kentucky University Chair: James D. Morrow, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor The Diversity of American Dream Rhetoric: LBJ to Disc: Zachary Coleman Shirkey, Hunter College, CUNY Obama Scott Wolford, University of Texas Donna R. Hoffman, University of Northern Iowa Alison Howard Papers: War is K-adic: Explaining War Expansion “Socialized Medicine,” Presidential Responses, & the Gary Uzonyi, University of Massachusetts- Lowell News from Truman to Obama Jennifer Hopper, Washington College Coalition Formation, Diversity, and Crisis Outcomes Daina Chiba, University of Essex Presidential Leadership, the News Media, and Income Jesse C. Johnson, University of Kentucky Inequality Matthew Eshbaugh-Soha, University of North Texas Coalitions and How Wars End Ronald J McGauvran, University of North Texas Daniel S. Morey, University of Kentucky UN Peacekeeping Coalitions and Peacekeeper Fatalities DIVISION 25: PUBLIC POLICY Michael A. Morgan 23.30 DIVERSITIES OF ADVOCACY IN THE POLICYMAKING PROCESS To Select and Protect: Alliance Formation, War, and Chair: Thomas F. Burke Alliance Reliability Volker Krause, Eastern Michigan University Disc: Thomas F. Burke Jeffrey M. Berry, Tufts University DIVISION 22: LEGISLATIVE STUDIES 23.28 THEORIES OF LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEES Papers: Why groups use cooperative market-based strategies for REVISITED change Chair: Michael L. Mezey, DePaul University Patricia Strach, University at Albany, SUNY Disc: Eduardo Aleman, University of Houston Targeting Decisions In Digital Petition-Based Advocacy Christopher J. Kam, University of British Columbia Campaigns David A. Karpf Papers: A Comparative Approach to Committee Powers: Rethinking Participation in the Advocacy Process Explaining Legislative Organization Through the Lens of Power Audrey André, Vrije Universiteit Brussel Hahrie C. Han, Wellesley College Sam Depauw, Vrije Universiteit Brussel Shane Martin, University of Leicester Employer Mobilization of Workers in U.S. Politics Alexander Warren Hertel-Fernandez, Harvard Congruence, Symmetry, and Committee Systems in University Bicameral Legislatures Constanza F. Schibber, Washington University in St. The Rise of Education Issue Advocates and Their Louis Effects on Policy Implementation Elizabeth Maggie Penn, Washington University in St. Paul Manna, College of William & Mary Louis Susan L. Moffitt, Brown University John W. Patty, Washington University in St. Louis DIVISION 26: LAW AND COURTS Brian F. Crisp, Washington University in St. Louis 23.31 LONDON CALLING OR THE FINAL Party System Fragmentation, Committee Autonomy and COUNTDOWN? JUDICIAL BEHAVIOR ON Legislative Output EUROPEAN COURTS Pedro Riera, Carlos III University of Madrid Co-sponsored by European Consortium for Political Elias Dinas, University of Oxford Research (Self)-Organizing the Legislature: Committees and Chair: Christoph Hoennige, University of Hannover LMOs in EP and Congress Disc: Christoph Hoennige, University of Hannover Nils Ringe, University of Wisconsin, Madison Roger Michalski The Selection of Legislative Authorities in Subnational Committee Systems Papers: Does Appointment Reform Depoliticize a Supreme Marina Lacalle, University of Houston Court? The Case of Norway William R. Shaffer, Purdue University (Retired) DIVISION 23: PRESIDENTS AND EXECUTIVE POLITICS Gunnar Grendstad, University of Bergen 23.29 DIVERSITIES IN PRESIDENTIAL RHETORIC, Eric Waltenburg, Purdue University MEDIA FRAMES, AND PUBLIC REACTIONS Co-sponsored by DIVISION 38: POLITICAL Political Bias in Asylum Appeals? Lay Judges in the COMMUNICATION Swedish Migration Courts Chair: Justin S. Vaughn, Boise State University Linna Marten Disc: Lilly J. Goren, Carroll University

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X : 51614$TEST 05-20-15 04:29:46 Layout: 51614N : Even Page 44 Daily Schedule DAILY SCHEDULE 45 Thursday, 4:15 PM to 6:00 PM "State Legislative Polarization: AnPerspective" Institutional Zachary Auter, University of Pittsburgh Partisan Polarization in theConsequences U.S. States: CausesBarbara and Norrander, University of Arizona Who Influences State PolicyJake in M Polarized Grumbach, America? UC Berkeley The Spoils of PartisanState War: Legislatures Power andPhillip Polarization J. in Ardoin, AppalachianWilliam State D. University Hicks National Policies and theLegislatures Polarization of AmericanAlex State Garlick, University of Pennsylvania COMPARATIVE URBAN POLICY: LAND USE, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, AND CITY SERVICES Sara Hughes Veronica Herrera, University ofHongtao Connecticut Yi, The Ohio State University Governing Informality: Street VendorsMumbai in Chicago and Amy Schoenecker, University of Illinois-Chicago Not In My BackyardEnvironmentalism But meets Let’s Developmentalism Talk: When Zhilin Liu, Tsinghua University lu liao Ciqi Mei, Tsinghua University The Politics of Transferringin Land China Development Rights Meina Cai, University of Connecticut Service Sharing Agreements: EvidenceLatin from America, Europe, and theJered US B. Carr, UniversityAntonio of F. Illinois Tavares, at University Chicago of Minho RECONSIDERING THE IMPACT OFDIVERSITY GENDER IN POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS Co-sponsored by DIVISION 22: LEGISLATIVEBeth STUDIES Reingold, Emory University Beth Reingold, Emory University Wendy J. Schiller, Brown University The Impact of Women’sWomen’s Legislative Representation Caucus Variation on Anna M. Mahoney, Tulane University Women on the Hill:Influence Evaluating of Gender Congressional Power Staff Kelly and Dittmar The Sum of ItsInstitutional Parts? Assessments : GenderKatelyn Composition E. and Stauffer The symbolic impact ofcitizens’ women’s political representation attitudes on Tània Verge Nina Wiesehomeier, Swansea University Ana Espirito-Santo, Institute of Social Sciences (ICS) Papers: DIVISION 30: URBAN POLITICS 23.35 Chair: Disc: Papers: DIVISION 31: WOMEN & 23.36 POLITICS Chair: Disc: Papers: Page 45 Judicial Behavior on theRights European Court ofJurij Human Toplak, Alma MaterDjordje Europaea Gardasevic, Faculty ofZagreb Law, University of Rationales of the JudicialSwedish and Refugee Legislative Policy BranchesLivia in Johannesson, Department ofStockholm Political University Science, Refugee Roulette Revisited: JudicialSwiss Preferences Federal on Court the Benjamin E Lauderdale, LondonEconomics School of Judith Spirig, University of Zurich FOUNDATIONS, REGIME STRUCTURE, AND STRUGGLE Nina M. Moore, Colgate University Alison K. Staudinger, UniversityBay of Wisconsin, Green Simon Gilhooley, Bard College "Hegemonic Preservation: The EnglishStories" and American Mark A. Graber Changing National Interest andAnti-Lynching the Bill Defeat ofJamila the Smith-Loud Dyer New Jersey Women’s SuffrageHistorical in Memory 1776-1807 and in Kirsten Nussbaumer The Constitutional Roots ofJustin the Crowe, American Williams Vice College State The Stillbirth of Congress’sDavid Naturalization R. Power Upham, University of Dallas DECENTRALIZATION AS A TOOLPOLITICAL FOR CONTROL Olga V. Shvetsova, SUNY, Binghamton University Compliance and Middle Managers Deborah Beim, Yale University Do Politicians Decentralize toDefeat? Insure Against Electoral Ana Sofia Collignon Delmar Does Decentralization Alleviate Malcontent? Amuitz Garmendia Madariaga, Binghamton University Graig R. Klein Overcoming Biased Local PoliciesGarrett with Darl Centralization Lewis, Princeton University Structures of Power: PatronageDecentralization Networks and Meghan McConaughey, Georgetown University PARTISAN POLARIZATION IN THESTATES AMERICAN Carl E. Klarner, Harvard University Seth C McKee, Texas Tech University X : 51614$TEST 05-20-15 04:29:46 Layout: 51614N : Odd Papers: Papers: DIVISION 27: CONSTITUTIONAL LAWJURISPRUDENCE AND 23.32 Chair: Disc: DIVISION 28: FEDERALISM ANDRELATIONS INTERGOVERNMENTAL 23.33 Disc: DIVISION 29: STATE POLITICS23.34 AND POLICY Chair: Disc: Thursday, 4:15 PM to 6:00 PM

Theorizing Pitkin: Representation and Diversity Beyond The Causal Effects of PR on Women's Political the Legislature Representation Susan Franceschet, University of Calgary Oyvind Skorge, London School of Economics Jennifer M. Piscopo, Occidental College The role of incumbency and gender in candidate list DIVISION 32: RACE, ETHNICITY AND POLITICS placement in closed list PR 23.37 RACE, ETHNICITY AND POLITICAL Mihail Chiru PSYCHOLOGY Marina Popescu, University of Essex Papers: Isolating the Racial Component of Racial Resentment DIVISION 35: POLITICAL ORGANIZATIONS AND L.J Zigerell, Illinois State University PARTIES The Color of Our Skin & the Content of Our Politics 23.40 MONEY IN ELECTIONS: A FRANCO-AMERICAN Vincent L. Hutchings, University of Michigan, Ann COMPARISON OF POLITICAL FINANCE LAWS Arbor Co-sponsored by DIVISION 34: REPRESENTATION AND Hakeem Jefferson ELECTORAL SYSTEMS Nicole Yadon Chair: Raymond J. La Raja, University of Massachusetts, Stopping Medicaid Expansion: How Acting on One’s Amherst Prejudice Feels Good Part: Vincent Jerome Michelot, IEP de Lyon Antoine J. Banks, University of Maryland Bruce E. Cain Heather Hicks, University of Maryland, College Park Eric Kerrouche, Sciences Po, Bordeaux Racial Attitudes and Emotional Responses to 2014 Alix Meyer, Université de Bourgogne Congressional Candidates Diana Dwyre, California State University, Chico David P. Redlawsk, Rutgers University, New DIVISION 36: ELECTIONS AND VOTING BEHAVIOR Brunswick 23.41 ELECTIONS ADMINISTRATION: EFFICACY Natasha Altema McNeely, University of Texas - Pan AND INTEGRITY American Chair: R. Michael Alvarez, California Institute of Technology Caroline J. Tolbert, University of Iowa Papers: Barriers to Voter Confidence – Volunteerism and Poll DIVISION 33: RELIGION AND POLITICS Workers 23.38 RELIGION AND PUBLIC GOODS Thad E. Hall, Fors Marsh Group Chair: Yu Tao, University of Oxford Stress, Efficacy and Poll Workers Disc: Ramazan Kilinc, University of Nebraska-Omaha Lonna Rae Atkeson Assessing the independence of electoral management Papers: Ecological Inference and Religious Diversity: Studying boards: A network approach Public Goods in Brazil Toby S. James Alicia Dailey Cooperman Identifying the Determinants of Electoral Integrity in Public Goods, Prosociality, and Institutional Advanced Democracies Decentralization Alistair Clark, Newcastle University Christopher Hale DIVISION 37: PUBLIC OPINION Religious Markets, Religious Social Behavior and 23.42 UNDERSTANDING ATTITUDES ABOUT SOCIAL Protest SPENDING Gizem Arikan, Yasar University Chair: Michael J. Donnelly, University of Toronto Pazit Ben-Nun Bloom, Hebrew University of Disc: Emily Thorson, George Washington University Jerusalem Michael J. Donnelly, University of Toronto Islam, Social Networks, and Collective Mobilization in the Post-Soviet Space Papers: (Un)Deserving Welfare Claimants: the Role of Ethnicity Dilshod Achilov, East Tennessee State University and Migration Status Renat Shaykhutdinov, Florida Atlantic University Anouk Kootstra DIVISION 34: REPRESENTATION AND ELECTORAL Foundations of Public Opinion on Government Spending SYSTEMS Katherine Krimmel, Boston University 23.39 WOMEN'S REPRESENTATION Kelly T. Rader, Yale University Co-sponsored by DIVISION 31: WOMEN & POLITICS Social Policy Preferences, the Great Recession and Chair: Christina Xydias, Clarkson University Political Awareness Disc: Tiffany D. Barnes, University of Kentucky Ann-Kristin Koelln, Department of Political Science The Dynamics of Racialization: How Welfare Opinion Papers: Women’s electoral success under OLPR Reinforces Racial Animosities Asa von Schoultz, Mid Sweden University Paul N. Goren, University of Minnesota, Twin Cities Accounting for Variation in Female Representation in Inequality Frames, Interests, and Support for the Muslim World Redistribution Danielle M. Higgins, American University Luis Antonio Camacho, German Development Institute Delivering Women’s Representation: Comparable Institutional Effectiveness DIVISION 38: POLITICAL COMMUNICATION Heather Stoll, University of California, Santa 23.43 COMMUNICATION IN LEGISLATIVE AND Barbara EXECUTIVE ELECTIONS, BOTH STATE AND Geoff Allen, University of California Santa Barbara NATIONAL

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X : 51614$TEST 05-20-15 04:29:46 Layout: 51614N : Even Page 46 Daily Schedule DAILY SCHEDULE 47 Thursday, 4:15 PM to 6:00 PM TOWARDS A CRITICAL POLITICAL SCIENCE Co-sponsored by DIVISION 2:POLITICAL FOUNDATIONS THEORY OF William L. Niemi, Western StateWilliam Colorado L. University Niemi, WesternDaniel State J. Colorado O'Connor, University CSU, Long Beach The Politics of Comedy:Political Comedy Education as aNichole Form Marie of Shippen, Critical CUNY-Laguardia Why Should Political ScienceKatherine Care Young, About University Animals? of HawaiiToward at a Hilo Critical Cosmopolitanism Michael Forman, University of Washington,The Tacoma Caucus for a1980-1992 New Political Science:Clyde Transition, W. Barrow, UniversityAmerican of Texas - Pan The Virtuous Vagina? AnJocelyn Anatomy M. of Boryczka, Sexism Fairfield University INTERNATIONAL HISTORY AND THEQUESTIONS BIG Charles Eugene Gholz, University of“Profiles Texas in at Statesmanship: Austin Bringingthe Leaders Analysis” Back into Bruce W. Jentleson, Duke University Contagion Processes in theTheoretical First and World Empirical War: Analysis A John A. Vasquez, UniversityChampaign of Illinois at Urbana- Covert Communication: Signals, Inferencesin and World Secrecy Politics Austin Carson, Georgia StateKeren University Yarhi-Milo, Princeton University Realism, Imperialism, and theU.S. Expansion Military of Bases Overseas Andrew Yeo, Catholic UniversityStacie of Pettyjohn, America RAND Corporation Maritime Piracy Across Time:the Recurring Bronze Patterns Age from toSamuel Today R. Rohrer, UniversityMilitary of College North of Georgia Georgia - The DIFFUSION AND REGIME CHANGE Seva Gunitsky, University of Toronto Seva Gunitsky, University of Toronto Who is my Neighbor?Diffusion Cultural of Proximity Democracy andDavid the De-Wei Wong Robert D. Woodberry, University ofDiffusion Notre or Dame growth? Simulatingchange patterns of regime Gavril K. Bilev, Merrimack College Natural Resource Pipelines asRegime Catalysts Diffusion of Regional Ruchan Kaya, University of Florida DIVISION 42: NEW POLITICAL23.45 SCIENCE Chair: Disc: Papers: DIVISION 43: INTERNATIONAL HISTORY23.46 AND POLITICS Chair: Papers: DIVISION 44: COMPARATIVE DEMOCRATIZATION 23.47 Chair: Disc: Papers: Page 47 Paul Franz Testa, UniversityChampaign of Illinois at Urbana- Dannagal G. Young, UniversityPhilippe of J. Delaware Maarek, University Paris East Personalization, Social Media, andCandidates’ Gubernatorial Strategies Regina G. Lawrence, TurnbullOregon Center, University of Shannon C McGregor, University ofThe Austin Documented Voter: Voter IDTexas Midterm Messaging Elections in theJoshua 2014 M. Scacco, PurdueRegina University G. Lawrence, TurnbullOregon Center, University of Ori Tenenboim, School ofof Journalism, Texas The at University Austin (In)effective Television Advertising: PersuasionCongressional in Elections David Mordecai Searle, UniversityDiego of California, San Presence to Press: HowLocal Campaign Earned Investment Media Generates Joshua P. Darr, University ofCampaign Pennsylvania Media Congruence: IssuesPresidential in Election 2012 Tweets andKate Ads M. Kenski, UniversityBethany of Anne Arizona Conway, UniversityChristine of R. Arizona Filer ONLINE POLITICAL PARTICIPATION: HOW DIVERSE YOUTH ENGAGE WITH POLITICS Sara Vissers Michael Xenos, University ofKaren Wisconsin, Mossberger, Madison Arizona State University Political Activism Online: ExploringDivide the Millennial Valerie-Anne Maheo Allison Harell, Université duDietlind Québec Stolle, à McGill Montréal Maria Surilas, McGill University Philippe Duguay, Université du QuébecIndigenous à Digital Montréal Art asAustralia Politics: Young NeomadsJudith in Bessant, RMIT University Robert William Watts, RMIT University Diversifying Communication: Party YouthSocial Wings Media and in Elections Sarah PICKARD, UNIVERSITE SORBONNE NOUVELLE The Political use ofDifferent Internet Young Activists and SocialMariona Media Ferrer-Fons, among Department ofSocial Political Sciences and (Universitat Pompeuroger Fabra) soler-i-martí The Political Digital Divide:Political Norms, Socialization Social MediaNicole and Gallant, INRS UrbanisationSoci�t� Culture Madeleine Pastinelli, Sociologie, UniversiteGuillaume Laval Latzko-Toth X : 51614$TEST 05-20-15 04:29:46 Layout: 51614N : Odd Papers: Papers: Disc: DIVISION 40: INFORMATION TECHNOLOGYPOLITICS AND 23.44 Chair: Disc: Chair: Thursday, 4:15 PM to 6:00 PM

Trading Faces: How Trading Partners Affect Changes in Papers: A Response to Fenno: The Political Scientist as an Governing Institutions Engaged Participant Observer Nicholas R. Davis, University of Wisconsin - David CW Parker, Montana State University, Milwaukee Bozeman A New Data Set on Political Regimes 1800-2014 Ethics, Methodology, and ‘Difficult’ Narratives in Carsten Anckar, Abo Akademi University Feminist Politics Research DIVISION 44: COMPARATIVE DEMOCRATIZATION Akanksha Mehta, SOAS, University of London 23.48 THE RISE OF COMPETITIVE ELECTORAL Navigating Fieldwork as an Outsider AUTHORITARIAN REGIMES Suzanne E. Scoggins, Stanford University, Center on Co-sponsored by DIVISION 12: COMPARATIVE Democracy, Development, and the Rule of Law POLITICS OF DEVELOPING COUNTRIES DIVISION 52: MIGRATION AND CITIZENSHIP Chair: Samuel A. Greene, King's College London 23.51 LOCALITIES OF IMMIGRANT INCLUSION AND Disc: Samuel A. Greene, King's College London PARTICIPATION Andreas Schedler, Centro de Investigacion y Docencia Papers: A relational approach to local immigration policy: Economicas lessons from Baltimore City Felipe A Filomeno, University of Maryland, Papers: Economic Development, Autocratization & Notions of Baltimore County Democracy in Ecuador & Turkey Stating Noncitizen Benefits: Expanding State-Level Alper Yildiz Social Citizenship Since 1994 On the emergence of electoral authoritarian regimes Jacqueline Vimo Nam Kyu Kim, University of Nebraska, Lincoln Policy Evolution in German Islamic Rel Instr. v US Our Brand is Crisis: Systemic Crises and the Rise of Bilingual Ed., 1965-2010 Electoral Autocracies Girma Elyot Alifeyo Parris Aleksandar Matovski On the Citizenship Policies of Latin American States Political Economy of Rising Competitive towards their Emigrants Authoritarianism in Turkey Luicy Pedroza, GIGA Berk Esen, Sabancı University Pau Palop García, German Institute of Global Area Sebnem Gumuscu, Middlebury College Studies Violent Struggle and Revolutionary Regime Durability DIVISION 53: THE AFRICAN POLITICS CONFERENCE Kai Massey Thaler, Harvard University GROUP DIVISION 45: HUMAN RIGHTS 23.52 EXPLAINING PARTY-BUILDING STRATEGIES IN 23.49 HUMAN RIGHTS IGOS: THE ECTHR, ICC & SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA UNHRC Co-sponsored by DIVISION 44: COMPARATIVE DEMOCRATIZATION Disc: Jillienne Haglund, Washington University in St. Louis Chair: Lise Rakner, University of Bergen Papers: Between Justice and Impunity: Quasi-Compliant Disc: Catherine Lena Kelly, Washington University in St. Accountability Behavior Louis Kate Cronin-Furman Lars Svasand, University of Bergen Defending the Indefensible:Analysis of Violators of Human Rights at the UN UPR Papers: Reconceptualizing Variation in African Party Systems Noam Schimmel, McGill Centre for Human Rights Leonardo R. Arriola, University of California, and Legal Pluralism Berkeley Lise Rakner, University of Bergen Procedural Justice and Human Rights Tiberiu C. Dragu, New York University The Impact of Subnational Competition on the Structure Arturas Rozenas, New York University of National Politics Carrie Manning, Georgia State University Sincere Commitment or Deflecting? Thematic Voting in the Human Rights Council The Historical Roots of Coherent Parties in Africa: The Michael Joel Voss, University of Toledo Cases of Ghana and Mali Jonathan van Eerd, University of Zurich Whose Universality? State and NGO Testimony in the Universal Periodic Review No Threat, No Party: Party Strength in Electoral Michael Beckstrand, Syracuse University Authoritarian Regimes Svein-Erik Helle, University of Bergen DIVISION 46: QUALITATIVE METHODS The credibility of campaign promises: experimental 23.50 CHALLENGES OF FIELD AND ETHNOGRAPHIC RESEARCH evidence from Ghana Mascha Rauschenbach, University of Mannheim Co-sponsored by Interpretive Methodologies and Methods Related Groups Chair: Benjamin L. Read, University of California, Santa Cruz 24.1 BRITISH POLITICS GROUP: PERSPECTIVES ON Disc: Diana Kapiszewski, Georgetown University THE 2015 UK GENERAL ELECTION Benjamin L. Read, University of California, Santa Cruz Chair: Justin T. Fisher, Brunel University Papers: The Election in Scotland Mark P. Shephard, University of Strathclyde

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X : 51614$TEST 05-20-15 04:29:46 Layout: 51614N : Even Page 48 Daily Schedule DAILY SCHEDULE 49 Thursday, 6:30 PM to 7:30 PM Matthew D. Wright, Biola University Statesmanship and the ConstitutionPolitical in Science Aristotle's James R. Stoner, Louisiana StateCrisis University of the AmericanImperial Empire: History The 1787Michael Constitution S. in Kochin, Tel AvivFDR's University Destroyers-for-Bases Deal: LawStatesmanship and Thomas Karako, Kenyon College Regime, Culture and Citizenship Leah Bradshaw, Brock University WOMEN'S CAUCUS FOR POLITICALLATINAS SCIENCE: IN AMERICAN POLITICS:THE BRIDGING GAP BETWEEN INTERSECTIONALITY AND ELECTABILITY Leslie Navarro, Dallas County CommunityMelissa College R. Michelson, Menlo College Voter Stereotypes of LatinoIvy and A.M. Latina Cargile, Candidates St.Jennifer Norbert L. College Merolla Jean Reith Schroedel, ClaremontUniversity Graduate Virtually Shaking Hands andCongressional Kissing Candidates Babies: and SocialSamantha Media Hernandez, Campaigns Arizona State University Advantages and Disadvantages forThe Latina Case Officeholders: of NewJulia Mexico Marin Hellwege, UniversityChristine of Marie New Sierra, Mexico University ofThe New Sleeping Mexico Latina Giant:Race Leticia for Van Texas de Lt. PutteSharon Ann and Navarro, the UniversityAntonio of Texas at San 111TH APSA ANNUAL MEETINGADDRESS PRESIDENTIAL Rodney E. Hero, University of California, Berkeley AFRICAN POLITICS SECTION BUSINESS MEETING ASSOCIATION OF KOREAN POLITICAL STUDIES BUSINESS MEETING EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH SECTION BUSINESS MEETING FEDERALISM AND INTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS SECTION BUSINESS MEETING NEW POLITICAL SCIENCE SECTIONMEETING BUSINESS POLITICS, LITERATURE AND FILMBUSINESS SECTION MEETING PUBLIC POLICY SECTION BUSINESS MEETING QUALITATIVE AND MULTI-METHOD RESEARCH SECTION BUSINESS MEETING RELIGION AND POLITICS SECTIONMEETING BUSINESS Papers: 24.6 Chair: Disc: Papers: Thursday, 6:15 PM toAPSA Events 7:15 PM 25.1 Chair: Thursday, 6:30 PM toAPSA Events 7:30 PM 26.1 26.2 26.3 26.4 26.5 26.6 26.7 26.8 26.9 Page 49 The Election in England Jane Green, University of Manchester The Election in Wales Roger Scully, Cardiff University The Election in NorthernJonathan Ireland Tonge, University ofJocelyn Liverpool Evans, University of Leeds CENTER FOR THE STUDYFEDERALISM’S OF DIVERSE FEDERALISM: FORMS Troy E. Smith, BrighamCampus Young University, Hawaii Alan Fenna, Curtin University Dis-United Kingdom: The Multi-NationalProspects State for and a the FederalMalcolm UK Harvey Hybrid Federalization in Asia He Baogan, Nanyang Technological University Native American Reservations asShoshone-Bannock Autonomies: Reservation The Sherrill Stroschein, University College London Territorial Restructuring in theThrough EU: the Europe Back of Door? Dietmar Regions Schirmer, Zeppelin University Varieties of Federalism inOkyeon 7 Hong Advanced Yi, Federations Seoul NationalCLAREMONT University INSTITUTE FOR THESTATESMANSHIP AND STUDY POLITICAL OF PHILOSOPHY: ROUNDTABLE ON THE PROSPECTS FOR THE CONSERVATIVE MOVEMENT John B. Kienker, Claremont ReviewLarry of P. Arnn, Books HillsdaleMatthew College Spalding, Hillsdale College William Voegeli, The ClaremontHenry Institute Olsen, Ethics andCharles Public R. Policy Kesler, Center Claremont McKennaERIC College VOEGELIN SOCIETY: ART,LITERATURE POLITICS AND Charles R. Embry Alan I. Baily, StephenPaul F. E. Austin Kidder, State Seattle University University The Philosopher and theFlannery Storyteller: O'Connor Eric Voegelin and David Palmieri Pseudoreality Returns: Reading TheQualities Man in Without “Liquid Modern”Paul Times Corey, Humber College St. Augustine’s Confessio andEnrique the Pallares, Possibility Catholic of University Reason ofArt America as a SymbolicModernity Form: From PaleolithicWolfgang Murals Leidhold, to University of Cologne Lila's Destiny: Marilynne Robinson'sPaulette Gilead Kidder, Trilogy Seattle University MCCONNELL CENTER FOR POLITICAL LEADERSHIP: STATESMANSHIP, CITIZENSHIP, AND CONSTITUTIONALISM: ANCIENT AND MODERN Lee Trepanier, Saginaw Valley StateAndrew University Bibby, Christopher Newport University Papers: Papers: X : 51614$TEST 05-20-15 04:29:46 24.2 Chair: Disc: 24.3 Chair: Part: 24.4 Chair: Disc: 24.5 Chair: Disc: Layout: 51614N : Odd Thursday, 7:00 PM to 8:00 PM

Thursday, 7:00 PM to 8:00 PM Angela Y Davis: Abolitionism, Democracy, Freedom Neil Roberts, Williams College APSA Events 27.1 RUTGERS UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF Agency and Democracy POLITICAL SCIENCE RECEPTION Samuel Ely Bagg, Duke University APSA Events 27.2 THE TEXAS RECEPTION FOR AFFILIATED UNIVERSITIES 32.1 LEGISLATIVE STUDIES QUARTERLY EDITORIAL BOARD BREAKFAST MEETING Thursday, 7:30 PM to 8:30 PM Division Panels APSA Events DIVISION 1: POLITICAL THOUGHT AND PHILOSOPHY: 28.1 APSA MENTORING NETWORKING RECEPTION HISTORICAL APPROACHES 28.2 APSA WOMEN OF COLOR RECEPTION 33.1 CICERONIAN RECEPTIONS 28.3 CONFERENCE FOR THE STUDY OF POLITICAL Chair: Daniel J. Kapust, University of Wisconsin, Madison THOUGHT RECEPTION Disc: Christina S. Kraus, Yale University 28.4 FEDERALISM/INTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS SECTION RECEPTION Papers: Smith and Cicero on Anger, Resentment and Retributive 28.5 INTERNATIONAL ATTENDEES RECEPTION Justice Michelle A. Schwarze, Department of Political 28.6 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY AND ARMS Science, University of Wisconsin, Madison CONTROL SECTION RECEPTION Cicero Speaks French: Ciceronian Themes in Latini, 28.7 MICHAEL GENOVESE, LOYOLA MARYMOUNT Oresme and Pizan UNIVERSITY RECEPTION (INVITE ONLY) Cary J. Nederman, Texas A&M University 28.8 PRESIDENTS & EXECUTIVE POLITICS Justus Lipsius, Acceptable Deceit, and Prudence in the SECTION RECEPTION Ciceronian Tradition 28.9 QUALITATIVE AND MULTI-METHOD Gary Remer, Tulane University RESEARCH & INTERNATIONAL HISTORY AND Law as a Source of Moral Norms in Cicero and POLITICS SECTIONS' RECEPTION Augustine 28.10 RELIGION AND POLITICS SECTION Sarah Byers RECEPTION DIVISION 1: POLITICAL THOUGHT AND PHILOSOPHY: Thursday, 7:30 PM to 9:00 PM HISTORICAL APPROACHES APSA Events 33.2 UNIVERSALITY, SPATIAL ORDER AND EXCLUSION IN THE THOUGHT OF CARL 29.1 APSA OPENING RECEPTION SCHMITT Chair: ELLEN KENNEDY, UNIV OF PENNSYLVANIA Friday, September 4, 2015 Disc: Lars Vinx, Bilkent University, Department of Philosophy

Friday, 7:00 AM to 8:00 AM Papers: On Carl Schmitt’s Interpretation of Hobbes (1932-1938) APSA Events Eva Odzuck, Institut fuer Politikwissenschaft 30.1 CONFERENCE GROUP ON ITALIAN POLITICS Technicity, Mortality, and Sovereignty in Heidegger and (CONGRIPS) BUSINESS MEETING Schmitt 30.2 ORGANIZED SECTION CHAIRS BREAKFAST David Ragazzoni 30.3 POLITY BUSINESS MEETING Of Jews and the Republic: Carl Schmitt in Weimar 30.4 PS: POLITICAL SCIENCE AND POLITICS Aaron B. Roberts EDITORIAL BOARD MEETING BREAKFAST Propaganda and Critique in Carl Schmitt’s Land and Sea 30.5 STATUS OF ASIAN PACIFIC AMERICANS IN (1942/1954/1981) THE PROFESSION COMMITTEE BUSINESS Samuel G. Zeitlin, University of California, Berkeley MEETING DIVISION 2: FOUNDATIONS OF POLITICAL THEORY 33.3 CONSTITUTIONS AND REVOLUTIONS Friday, 7:30 AM to 9:00 AM Co-sponsored by DIVISION 3: NORMATIVE POLITICAL Theme Panels THEORY 31.1 RETHINKING DEMOCRATIC AGENCY: RACE, Chair: Jean L. Cohen, Columbia University GENDER, SEXUALITY, AUTONOMY Disc: Hanna Lerner, Tel Aviv University Co-sponsored by DIVISION 3: NORMATIVE POLITICAL THEORY Papers: Beyond Revolution? Theory and Cases Chair: Jennifer Einspahr, Kalamazoo College Andrew Arato, New School for Social Research, New Disc: Jennifer Einspahr, Kalamazoo College York Comparative Constitutional Law as a Revolutionary Papers: Agency without Optimism: Afro-Pessimism and Queer Force Negativity Ran Hirschl, University of Toronto Annie Menzel, University of Washington Revolutionary Change and Constitutional Revision in Audre Lorde: The Politics of Self-Actualization Prmodern republics Jack Turner, University of Washington John P. McCormick, University of Chicago

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Openness Moderates the Impact of Interethnic Diffusion Invariant Reduction Scheme for Field Encounters on Immigration Attitudes Experimental Design Peter Thisted Dinesen Yunkyu Sohn Kim Mannemar Soenderskov Extracting ideological proximity in the UN system: Nationalism and anti-immigrant prejudice: What role do Topological Analysis approach institutions play? Slava Mikhaylov, University College London Carolin Rapp, University of Bern Modeling Path-assigned Treatments: Colonial Roads in A Tale of Two Countries: Mexican Immigrants’ Africa Perceptions of Politics in the U.S. Dean Knox, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Sergio C. Wals, University of Nebraska, Lincoln Daniel Nicolas Jacques de Kadt DIVISION 6: POLITICAL ECONOMY DIVISION 11: COMPARATIVE POLITICS 33.11 POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS AND ECONOMIC 33.14 AUTHORITARIAN STABILITY GROWTH Disc: Payam Mohseni, Harvard University Co-sponsored by DIVISION 11: COMPARATIVE Sarah Hummel, University of Illinois at Urbana- POLITICS Champaign Chair: Nicholas Weller, University of Southern California Disc: Desha Girod, Georgetown University Papers: Autocratic Powers and Authoritarian Resilience in the Post-Cold War Era Papers: Modern Economic Democracy Samuel Handlin, University of Utah Andrew J. Coe, University of Southern California Luis Alain Oquendo Authoritarian Institutions and Fiscal Policy: A Cross Labor Unrest and the Dual Transformation of the National Analysis Chinese State Charles R. Hankla, Georgia State University Manfred Elfstrom, Cornell University John F. Walson Public Monuments as Loyalty Signals in Authoritarian Sohini Mookherjee, Georgia State University Regimes Economic Growth and Gender Equality under Cole Harvey, University of North Carolina Chapel Authoritarian Regimes Hill Adrian J. Shin, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor Ali Sanaei, UC Berkeley The Effect of Government Parties’ Outside Options on Share it or lose it? Ethnic Politics and Authoritarian the Budget Composition Stability. Maiko Isabelle Heller, University of Michigan Ilyas Saliba, WZB Social Science Center Berlin DIVISION 8: POLITICAL METHODOLOGY The Geography of Power Elites in Authoritarian 33.12 BAYESIAN MODELS Regimes: Evidence from China Titi Zhou, Hong Kong Chair: Jacob M. Montgomery, Washington University in St. Louis DIVISION 11: COMPARATIVE POLITICS Disc: Jacob M. Montgomery, Washington University in St. 33.15 INEQUALITY AND ITS PERCEPTIONS Louis Chair: Robert R. Kaufman, Rutgers University, New Brunswick James Edward Monogan, University of Georgia Disc: Karen Long Jusko, Stanford University

Papers: A Discrete Choice Model for the Analysis of an Papers: Government Intervention and Subjective Well-Being: A Aggregate Voting Record Global Appraisal Moritz Marbach, University of Mannheim Patrick Flavin, Baylor University Recovering Household Income From Survey Data: A Alexander C. Pacek Bayesian Approach Benjamin Radcliff, University of Notre Dame Maxim Ananyev, UCLA Inequality and Representation with Regressive Taxation Michael Poyker, UCLA Anderson school of Junko Kato, The University of Tokyo management Seiki Tanaka, University of Amsterdam A Bayesian Changepoint Model of Electoral Magnifying Insecurities: How Contexts Temper Worries Realignments and Policy Preferences Arjun Wilkins, Stanford University Mallory Compton, Texas A&M University DIVISION 8: POLITICAL METHODOLOGY Perception and Misperception of Inequality: A Cross- 33.13 NETWORK MODELS National Investigation Co-sponsored by DIVISION 50: POLITICAL NETWORKS Daniel S. Treisman, University of California, Los Chair: Erin Hartman, University of California, Berkeley Angeles Disc: Erin Hartman, University of California, Berkeley Wealth Inequality and Democratic Politics Michael D. Ward, Duke University David Stasavage, New York University Kenneth F. Scheve, Stanford University Papers: Changepoint Analysis of Multilayer Network Using DIVISION 11: COMPARATIVE POLITICS Bayesian Inference 33.16 REGIME TRANSITIONS Jong Hee Park, Seoul National University Chair: Fabrice Lehoucq, University of North Carolina, Yunkyu Sohn Greensboro

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Left is Right, Right is Left: Electoral Rules, What Is a Capital Event? Measuring Surges, Sudden Partisanship, and Redistribution Stops, and Flight Stephen Bloom, Southern Illinois University, William Kindred Winecoff, Indiana University Carbondale Measuring vulnerabilities to different crisis resolution Simonas Cepenas, Southern Illinois University strategies Carbondale Stefanie Walter, University of Zurich Redistribution and the Quality of Governance: Evidence Raphael Reinke, University of Zurich from East Central Europe DIVISION 17: INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATION Bilyana Petrova, University of North Carolina, 33.24 ENFORCEMENT AND COMPLIANCE IN Chapel Hill INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION Post-Soviet Health Benefit Provision: the Role of Soviet Disc: Songying Fang, Rice University Legacies & Veto Players Brittany Holom, Princeton University Papers: “Diagonal” Enforcement Mechanisms in International Political Effects of the Great Financial Crisis Trade Politics Roger Schoenman, University of California, Santa William Phelan, Trinity College, Dublin Cruz Compliance with Multilateral Treaties: Evidence from DIVISION 15: EUROPEAN POLITICS AND SOCIETY Self-Reporting 33.22 NEVER THE TWAIN SHALL MEET? PARTY Karolina M. Milewicz, University of Oxford POLITICS IN WESTERN AND EASTERN Do PTAs Increase Trade? Evidence from a Network EUROPE Analysis Chair: Liesbet Hooghe, University of North Carolina, Chapel Lauren Peritz Hill DIVISION 18: INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Disc: Liesbet Hooghe, University of North Carolina, Chapel 33.25 AUTHOR MEETS CRITICS: DALE COPELAND'S Hill "ECONOMIC INTERDEPENDENCE AND WAR" Graeme Robertson, University of North Carolina, Chapel Co-sponsored by DIVISION 16: INTERNATIONAL Hill POLITICAL ECONOMY Chair: Randall Schweller, Ohio State University Papers: Issue Salience East and West Robert Rohrschneider, University of Kansas Part: Dale Copeland, University of Virginia Stephen Whitefield, University of Oxford Joanne Gowa, Princeton University Jack L. Snyder, Columbia University Skewed Reality: Citizen (Mis)Perceptions of Parties Christopher F. Gelpi, The Ohio State University Margit Tavits, Washington University in St. Louis Jessica L. P. Weeks, University of Wisconsin-Madison Dalston G Ward Colin Elman, Syracuse University Fluid Parties, Fickle Voters, Fixed Spaces: Party DIVISION 18: INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Competition in Europe 33.26 NUCLEAR POLITICS AND PROLIFERATION Jan Rovny, Sciences Po, Paris Disc: Lawrence P. Rubin, Georgia Institute of Technology Jonathan Polk, University of Gothenburg "Back to the Future?" Government Formation and Party Papers: Predicting Nuclear Proliferation System Stability in Europe Jeffrey Kaplow, University of California, San Diego Fernando Casal Bertoa, University of Nottingham Erik Gartzke, University of California, San Diego Zsolt Enyedi, Central European University Explaining the Path and Pace of Nuclear Weapons The Future Lies East? Systems, Sub-Systems and the Programs Dynamics of Party Politics Lisa Langdon Koch, Arizona State University Tim Haughton, University of Birmingham Alliance Restraint and Nuclear Proliferation Kevin Deegan-Krause, Wayne State University Dong Sun Lee, Korea University DIVISION 16: INTERNATIONAL POLITICAL ECONOMY Perception, Prioritization, and Proliferation 33.23 FINANCIAL CRISIS DATA AND POLITICS: Alison Logan Mintz, University of Georgia MEASUREMENT PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS Realism, Idealism, and American Public Opinion on Chair: Mark Hallerberg, Hertie School of Governance Nuclear Disarmament Disc: David Andrew Singer, Massachusetts Institute of Kai Quek, University of Hong Kong Technology DIVISION 18: INTERNATIONAL SECURITY 33.27 POWER SHIFTS IN WAR AND PEACE: NEW Papers: Measuring Economic Institutions and Financial Crises THEORETICAL AND EMPIRICAL INSIGHTS Puspa D Amri, Ithaca College Thomas D. Willett, Claremont Graduate University Chair: David M. Edelstein, Georgetown University A Text Based Measure of Banking Crises Disc: David M. Edelstein, Georgetown University Sahil Deo Christian Bernhard Franz Papers: Do Rising States Fear Preventive War? The Case of Christopher Gandrud, Hertie School of Governance Russia in 1914 Mark Hallerberg, Hertie School of Governance Jack S. Levy, Rutgers University Exogenous and Objective Indicators of Endogenous and When Power Shifts Promote Peace Subjective Crises Joseph M. Parent, University of Miami Thomas Pepinsky, Cornell University Paul K. MacDonald, Wellesley College

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DIVISION 22: LEGISLATIVE STUDIES DIVISION 25: PUBLIC POLICY 33.33 INDIVIDUALS IN PARTISAN CONTEXTS 33.36 INFORMATION AND MISINFORMATION IN Disc: Audrey André, Vrije Universiteit Brussel POLICYMAKING Martin Ejnar Hansen, Brunel University London Chair: Frank R. Baumgartner, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Papers: The Incumbency Advantage in Brazilian Elections Disc: Kenneth S. Rogerson, Duke University Scott W. Desposato, UZH and UCSD Krista Loose, MIT George Avelino, FGV-SP Ciro Biderman Papers: Extreme Events and Policy Learning: How Communities Campaign Localization and Personalization Effects on Recover, Adapt, and Learn Constituency Service Deserai Anderson Crow, University of Colorado Mihail Chiru Boulder Electoral Incentives and Individual Parliament Members' Elizabeth Ann Albright Rights Congressional Bureaucracy: What Leads Legislators to Yael Shomer, Tel Aviv University Seek Out Policy Analysis How is the Personality of MPs Important in Party Samuel Workman, University of Oklahoma Dominated Political Systems? Jonathan Lewallen, University of Texas at Austin Helene Helboe Pedersen, Department of Political Things Unspoken: The Politics of Forbidden Discourse Science, Aarhus University Brandon Yoder, Old Dominion University Strategic versus Ideological Party Switching in the Kurt Taylor Gaubatz, Old Dominion University European Parliament Rachel A. Schutte, Hunter College - CUNY Simon Hix, London School of Economics Experts, Ideologues and the Dissemination of Abdul G. Noury, New York University Misinformation in Abortion Policy Alesha E. Doan, University of Kansas DIVISION 24: PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION Carolina Costa Candal, University of Kansas 33.34 MANAGING HUMAN CAPITAL IN THE PUBLIC Steven M. Sylvester, The University of Kansas SECTOR Chair: Gregory B. Lewis, Georgia State University DIVISION 26: LAW AND COURTS 33.37 MESSAGE IN A BOTTLE: JUDICIAL POLITICS Disc: Alisa Hicklin Fryar, University of Oklahoma IN STATE SUPREME COURTS Co-sponsored by DIVISION 29: STATE POLITICS AND Papers: Explaining the Implementation of Merit System: the case POLICY of Mexico Chair: Michael Salamone, Washington State University Claudia N. Avellaneda, Indiana University Disc: Michael Salamone, Washington State University Gender & Federal Turnover Intent: Exploring Future Job John J. Szmer, University of North Carolina, Charlotte Preference & Environments Susannah Bruns Ali Papers: Effect of State Supreme Court Justices’ Interpersonal The effects of non-competitive hiring on US federal Relationships on Rulings service quality Salmon A. Shomade, University of New Orleans Gregory B. Lewis, Georgia State University Tim Johnson, Willamette University Expanding Regime Politics to State Supreme Courts Richard S. Price, Weber State University DIVISION 24: PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION Ideological Drift on State Supreme Courts: 33.35 POLITICS OF GOVERNANCE AND POLICY Institutionalism versus Saliency IMPLEMENTATION David A. Hughes, University of Georgia Chair: Vicky Wilkins, American University Influential Interests: Amicus Curiae Influence on State Disc: Lael R. Keiser, University of Missouri, Columbia High Court Opinions Allison Trochesset Papers: Diffusion versus need: The case of state parental Lobbying Justice(s)? Amicus Influence in State High involvement requirements Court Decision Making Daniel L. Fay, Mississippi State University Jenna Becker Kane Danielle N. Atkins Vicky Wilkins, American University DIVISION 27: CONSTITUTIONAL LAW AND Governance and the Welfare State: An Unlikely JURISPRUDENCE Comparison of the US and Denmark 33.38 RACE, CAPITALISM, AND LAW IN AMERICAN Evelyn Z. Brodkin, University of Chicago POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT Unpacking the Indian State: Bureaucratic Norms and Chair: Ken I. Kersch, Boston College Policy Implementation Disc: Ken I. Kersch, Boston College Akshay Mangla, Harvard University Voices from the Frontline: Hospital Networks and Papers: Antislavery & Capitalism in the American Political Support to the ACA Tradition, Revisited Ling Zhu, University of Houston Pamela Brandwein, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor Service Diversity and Quality Variation in Third-Party Regulatory Administration The Crimes of Capitalism David P. Carter, University of Colorado Denver Megan Ming Francis, University of Washington

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David O. Sears, University of California, Los Angeles DIVISION 38: POLITICAL COMMUNICATION Ricardo Ramirez, University of Notre Dame 33.47 INNOVATIONS IN POLITICAL Peter N. Skerry, Boston College COMMUNICATION RESEARCH, BOTH Vincent L. Hutchings, University of Michigan, Ann EMPIRICAL AND NORMATIVE Arbor Chair: Amanda Beth Cronkhite, University of Illinois at DIVISION 36: ELECTIONS AND VOTING BEHAVIOR Urbana-Champaign 33.45 ELECTIONS AND VOTING IN COMPARATIVE Disc: Nicholas Beauchamp, Northeastern University AND HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE Nick Anstead, London School of Economics Chair: Yuki Takagi, Department of Political Science, Stanford University Papers: Framing Citizenship: A Text Analysis Approach to Disc: Jeffrey W. Koch, SUNY, Geneseo Measuring Political Culture Carolina Johnson, University of Washington Papers: Candidate's Regional Ties and Vote Choice in the What’s Social Media Got to Do With It? Homophily and European Parliament Election Perceptions of the Parties André Blais, University of Montreal Jeffrey A. Gottfried, Pew Research Center Damien Bol Katerina Eva Matsa, Pew Research Center Jean-Francois Laslier, Paris School of Economics Laura Stephenson, University of Western Ontario Circle of Doom: How the Public Amplifies Negative News Electoral Coalitions, the Personal Vote, and Mobilization A. Trevor Thrall in Two-Round Elections Andrew Armstrong Jon H. Fiva, Norwegian Business School Daniel M. Smith, Harvard University An Empiricist Framework for Normative Analysis in Political Communication The Consequences of the Eurozone Crisis for the Eike Mark Rinke, University of Mannheim Structure of Party Competition Pablo Fernandez-Vazquez, Carlos III - Juan March DIVISION 43: INTERNATIONAL HISTORY AND POLITICS Institute 33.48 IDEAS AND DOMESTIC POLITICS IN AMERICA’S RISE TO POWER With Ballots & Bullets: Partisan Voting & Violence in Chair: Daniel Deudney the American Civil War Nathan P. Kalmoe, Monmouth College Disc: Henry R. Nau Wealth, Officeholding, and Elite Ideology in Antebellum Georgia Papers: Republican Empire: Partisanship and U.S. Foreign Jason V Poulos, University of California, Berkeley Policy, 1866-1898 Paul Musgrave DIVISION 37: PUBLIC OPINION 33.46 THE CONDITIONS OF POLICY Thinking about Expansion: Ideas and America’s RESPONSIVENESS Emergence as a World Power Kyle M. Lascurettes, Lewis & Clark College Chair: Stefanie Reher, University of Oxford To Hop or to Hold: Island Territories and U.S. Disc: Will Jennings, University of Southampton Annexation Richard W. Maass, University of Evansville Papers: On the Sources of Public Responsiveness to Policy Stuart N. Soroka, University of Michigan Recognition and Rapprochement: America’s Peaceful Christopher Wlezien, University of Texas at Austin Rise Michelle Murray, Bard College Diversity in Information: Public Responsiveness during the Economic Crisis DIVISION 44: COMPARATIVE DEMOCRATIZATION Ann-Kristin Koelln, Department of Political Science 33.49 ELECTORAL MANIPULATION Co-sponsored by DIVISION 12: COMPARATIVE Issue Characteristics and Political Responsiveness: The POLITICS OF DEVELOPING COUNTRIES Case of Germany Lars Kai Mäder Chair: Victor C. Shih, UCSD Anne Rasmussen, Copenhagen University & Leiden Disc: Victor C. Shih, UCSD University Government Responsiveness in the Council of the Papers: A Conceptual Framework for Fraud Accusations in European Union Mexico’s Recent Elections Sara Hagemann, London School of Economics Gilles Serra, Centro de Investigacion y Docencia Sara Binzer Hobolt, London Scool of Economics Economicas Christopher Wratil, London School of Economics Incumbent Election Fraud: Observational and and Political Science Experimental Evidence from Uganda Contextual Determinants of Opinion-Policy Congruence Danielle F. Jung, Emory University in Europe James D. Long Anne Rasmussen, Copenhagen University & Leiden Laura Maxwell University Methods of Electoral Manipulation and Post-Electoral Stefanie Reher, University of Oxford Protest Dimiter Toshkov, Leiden University Cole Harvey, UNC-Chapel Hill Paula Mukherjee, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill

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Friday, 8:00 AM to 9:45 AM Friday, 9:30 AM to 11:00 AM Division Panels Theme Panels DIVISION 12: COMPARATIVE POLITICS OF DEVELOPING 37.1 GLOBAL GOVERNANCE AND THE UNITED COUNTRIES NATIONS, 70 YEARS AFTER THE SAN 35.1 POSTER SESSION: COMPARATIVE POLITICS FRANCISCO CHARTER OF DEVELOPING COUNTRIES Chair: Layna Mosley, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Disc: Angel Maria Casas Gragea, Universidad Autónoma Part: Michael N. Barnett, George Washington University Metropolitana Megan Shannon, University of Colorado Tana Johnson, Duke University Papers: Candidate de-selection and the weakness of African Beth A. Simmons, Harvard University legislatures 37.2 WOMEN IN CONFLICT PROCESSES Shana Warren, New York University Co-sponsored by DIVISION 21: CONFLICT PROCESSES Explaining the Patterns of Ministerial Instability in Chair: Vanessa Lefler, Middle Tennessee State University Presidential Democracies Disc: Tavishi Bhasin, Kennesaw State University Don S. Lee Devesh Tiwari, UCSD Papers: Are Female Peacekeeping Units More Effective? Listen to Rubber Stamp's Voice: Information Gathering Neil Narang, University of California, Santa Barbara in Authoritarian Congress Female Rebel Leadership, Conflict Termination, and Zeren Li, Hong Kong University of Science and Peace Following Civil War Technology Cara Eugenia Jones, Mary Baldwin College Party Representatives, Polling Stations, and Electoral Michael Christopher Marshall, University of North Manipulation Texas Sergio Ascencio Bonfil, University of Rochester How Women End Wars: Leadership Diversity and the Miguel R. Rueda, Emory University Termination of Civil Conflict Reading Bharat; The People that Help Connect Leaders Reed M. Wood, Arizona State University with their Nation Sarah Shair-Rosenfield, Arizona State University Daniel Kushner, Brown University Women Fighters: Explaining Female Participation in a The Primary Reason for the Primary Bonus: Evidence Violent Insurgency from Mexico Günes Murat Tezcür, Loyola University Chicago Sergio Ascencio Bonfil, University of Rochester APSA Events DIVISION 49: CANADIAN POLITICS 38.1 APSR PANEL 35.2 POSTER SESSION: CANADIAN POLITICS Chair: John Ishiyama, University of North Texas Papers: Cultural scenes and contextual effects on political 38.2 EMERGING SCHOLARS IN LATINO POLITICS ideology Diana Miller, University of Toronto Chair: Christina Elizabeth Bejarano, University of Kansas Daniel Silver Disc: Lisa Garcia Bedolla, University of California, Berkeley DIVISION 50: POLITICAL NETWORKS 35.3 POSTER SESSION: POLITICAL NETWORKS Papers: Insights on State-level Immigration Policies Alexandra Filindra, University of Illinois at Chicago Disc: Navid Hassanpour, Princeton University Shanna Pearson-Merkowitz, University of Rhode Island Papers: Digame: Social networks used to coordinate vote choice in Honduras Partners or Rivals? Power & Latino, Black & White Douglas Alexander Hughes, University of California, Relations in the 21st Century San Diego Betina Cutaia Wilkinson, Wake Forest University FreedomWorks versus the Grassroots: Social Networks Blood and Oil: Mexican Migrants' Views of the Peña in the Tea Party Nieto Administration Rachel Blum Adrian Felix, University of California-Santa Cruz How Social Media and Public Transportation Shape Impact of Protests on Latino/a Identity, Attitudes & Modern Social Movements Participation Lefteris Jason Anastasopoulos Sophia Jordán Wallace, Rutgers University, New Brunswick Friday, 8:30 AM to 9:30 AM Acculturation Bargain: DACA and 2012 Latino APSA Events presidential candidate preference 36.1 APSA ETHICS COMMITTEE BUSINESS Francisco I. Pedraza MEETING Division Panels 36.2 APSA INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEEE DIVISION 1: POLITICAL THOUGHT AND PHILOSOPHY: BUSINESS MEETING HISTORICAL APPROACHES 39.1 GENDER IN THE HISTORY OF POLITICAL THOUGHT Co-sponsored by DIVISION 2: FOUNDATIONS OF POLITICAL THEORY Disc: Daniel I. O'Neill, University of Florida

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Policy Innovations and Personnel in a Decentralized DIVISION 7: POLITICS AND HISTORY Organization 39.12 DAVID VOGEL'S CONTRIBUTIONS TO Tinghua Yu, Columbia University POLITICAL SCIENCE DIVISION 5: POLITICAL PSYCHOLOGY Chair: Graham K. Wilson, Boston University 39.9 THE ROLE OF MOTIVATED REASONING IN Part: Peter A. Hall, Harvard University THE POLITICAL PROCESS R. Daniel Kelemen, Rutgers University, New Brunswick Co-sponsored by DIVISION 38: POLITICAL David Vogel, University of California, Berkeley COMMUNICATION Robert A. Kagan, University of California, Berkeley Chair: Milton Lodge, SUNY, Stony Brook University David Levi-Faur, Hebrew University Disc: Spencer Piston, Syracuse University DIVISION 8: POLITICAL METHODOLOGY Lilliana Hall Mason, University of Maryland, College 39.13 NEW SOURCES OF (BIG) DATA Park Chair: Gaurav Sood, Georgetown University Disc: Gaurav Sood, Georgetown University Papers: Competition Over the Politicization of Science on Energy and Climate Change Papers: Recruiting Subjects for Online Surveys: Facebook versus Toby Bolsen, Georgia State University Mechanical Turk James N. Druckman, Northwestern University Taylor C. Boas, Boston University Motivated Reasoning in the Evaluation of Social Cues Dino P. Christenson, Boston University About Politicians David Glick, Boston University David P. Redlawsk, Rutgers University, New Why and How to Create a Panel of Twitter Users Brunswick Julien Boyadjian, Université de Montpellier Doug Pierce, Rutgers University, New Brunswick Marie Neihouser The Information Environment and Consistency in Using the Internet Archive to Study Government : Citizens’ Policy Opinions Challenges and Prospects Thomas J. Leeper, Aarhus Universitet John D. Wilkerson, University of Washington Rune Slothuus, Aarhus University Emily K. Gade, University of Washington Instance-Based Learning and Political Choice The TwoRavens Platform for Automated Statistical Christopher David Johnston, Duke University Analysis and Meta-Analysis Howard Lavine, University of Minnesota James Honaker, Harvard University Milton Lodge, SUNY, Stony Brook University Vito D''Orazio, Harvard University The Effect of Changing Motivations on Responses to Gary King, Harvard University Incongruent Information Mortgage Discrimination in the Boston Housing Market Eric William Groenendyk Kevin A. Clarke, University of Rochester Yanna Krupnikov, Stony Brook University DIVISION 10: POLITICAL SCIENCE EDUCATION DIVISION 6: POLITICAL ECONOMY 39.14 TEACHING CIVIC EDUCATION, ENGAGEMENT 39.10 FIELD EXPERIMENTS ON LOCAL AND INCLUSION GOVERNANCE Co-sponsored by DIVISION 9: TEACHING AND Co-sponsored by DIVISION 51: EXPERIMENTAL LEARNING IN POLITICAL SCIENCE RESEARCH Chair: Michelle D. Deardorff, University of Tennessee at Chair: Nahomi Ichino, University of Michigan Chattanooga Disc: Claire Leslie Adida, UCSD Disc: Mark E. Rush, Washington and Lee University Sharon F. Lean Papers: Nudging Good Politicians: Evidence from a Field Experiment in the Philippines Papers: Civic Learning That Persists: Political Identity and Nico Ravanilla Engagement After College Fault Lines: Blame, Accountability, and Service Richard M. Battistoni, Providence College Provision in Uganda Community Based Collaborative Learning among Lucy E. S. Martin, Yale University Diverse Student Populations The Optimal Degree of Bureaucratic Insulation: Tanya Buhler Corbin, Radford University Experimental Evidence from Uganda Teaching Women’s Leadership as a Platform for Pia Raffler, Yale University Advancing Civic Engagement DIVISION 7: POLITICS AND HISTORY Sara Angevine, Rutgers University 39.11 AUTHOR MEETS CRITICS: FRANCIS The National Survey of Student Leaders: Political FUKUYAMA'S "POLITICAL ORDER AND Socialization and Campus Life POLITICAL DECAY" J. Cherie Strachan, Central Michigan University Chair: Bo Rothstein, University of Gothenburg Elizabeth A. Bennion, Indiana University Part: Sheri Berman, Barnard College Voice, Equality and Education Margaret Levi, Stanford University James Sloam, University of London, Royal Holloway Mick Moore, University of Sussex Ben Kisby, University of Lincoln Luigi Zingales, The Chicago University Booth School of DIVISION 11: COMPARATIVE POLITICS Business 39.15 AUTHORITARIAN SUCCESSOR PARTIES AND Francis Fukuyama, Stanford University DEMOCRACY Chair: James Loxton, University of Notre Dame

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The Anonymity Paradox: Survey Behaviors In Papers: Communist Rule in a Post-Communist World: Conditions of Acute Insecurity Ideological Rigidity and Flexibility Elaine Denny, UCSD Alexander J. Dukalskis, University College Dublin Jesse Driscoll, University of California, San Diego Johannes Gerschewski, Berlin Social Science Center Why might ideological insurgents turn to criminal (WZB), Germany activities? Xi Jinping and the Art of Chrono-ideological Asfandyar Ali Mir, University of Chicago Engineering DIVISION 12: COMPARATIVE POLITICS OF DEVELOPING Heike Holbig, GIGA German Institute of Global and Area Studies COUNTRIES 39.20 POLITICAL PREFERENCES AND BEHAVIOR IN Legitimation and Soviet Socialism THE BRAZILIAN NATIONAL ELECTIONS Graeme Joseph Gill, University of Sydney Chair: Cesar Zucco, Fundacao Getulio Vargas Authoritarianism and Inductive Research Disc: Noam Lupu, University of Wisconsin-Madison Marie-Eve Reny, Universite de Montreal Kenneth F. Greene, University of Texas, Austin From Party to Progeny: The Roots of North Korean Regime Resiliency Papers: Petismo and Anti-Petismo in Brazil’s 2014 Elections James Frederick Person, Woodrow Wilson David J. Samuels, University of Minnesota, Twin International Center for Scholars Cities Joseph Torigian, MIT Cesar Zucco, Fundacao Getulio Vargas DIVISION 14: COMPARATIVE POLITICS OF ADVANCED The Culture Wars in Another America: Religious INDUSTRIAL SOCIETIES Leaders and Public Opinion 39.23 STRUCTURAL POWER IN POLITICAL Amy Erica Erica Smith, Iowa State University ECONOMY: STATES, FIRMS, AND THEORY Women, Men, and Political Discussion in Brazil’s 2014 Co-sponsored by DIVISION 16: INTERNATIONAL Presidential Election POLITICAL ECONOMY Barry Ames, University of Pittsburgh Chair: Rawi Abdelal, Harvard University Amy Erica Erica Smith, Iowa State University Papers: Structural Power as Reciprocal Dependence The effect of Debates on Vote Intention in Brazilian Pepper D. Culpepper, European University Institute Presidential Elections Structural Power in Political Economy: Perspectives Lucio R. Renno from Policy in Latin America Elections and Redistribution: Revisiting the left-right Tasha A. Fairfield, London School of Economics divide Structuring Power: Business and Authority beyond the Fabiana Machado, Inter-American Development Nation State Bank Henry Farrell DIVISION 12: COMPARATIVE POLITICS OF DEVELOPING Abraham Newman, Georgetown University COUNTRIES Structural Power’s Empirical Footprint: Evidence and 39.21 POLITICS AND VIOLENCE Inference from Finance Chair: Navid Hassanpour, Princeton University Kevin Young, University of Massachusetts, Amherst Disc: Navid Hassanpour, Princeton University DIVISION 15: EUROPEAN POLITICS AND SOCIETY 39.24 LABOR MARKET INSECURITY AND PARTY Papers: Bullets to Ballots: Maoists and the Lure of Democracy POLITICS IN THE 21ST CENTURY in India Chair: Jane R. Gingrich, Magdalen College, Oxford Rumela Sen Disc: Desmond King, University of Oxford Coffins and Castles: How Wartime Militia Control Shapes Post-War Elections Papers: Welfare state institutions and far right support in Amanda Rizkallah, UCLA European elections Do parties matter for ethnic violence? Evidence from Daphne Halikiopoulou, University of Reading India Timothee Vlandas, University of Reading Gareth Nellis, Yale University Union membership and voting choice in a time of Michael Weaver, Yale University economic insecurity Steven Carl Rosenzweig, Yale University Line Rennwald, University of Amsterdam The Marikana Massacre in South Africa's platinum belt Christoph Arndt, Department of Political Science and Thomas Albert Koelble, University of Cape Town Government, Aarhus University Why Resistance Organizations Adopt Political Violence Political Parties and Non-Standard Employment: France, Benjamin Acosta, The Ohio State University Germany, Italy, and Spain Georg Picot, University of Manchester DIVISION 13: THE POLITICS OF COMMUNIST AND Irene Menendez, Department Political Science, FORMER COMMUNIST COUNTRIES University of Zürich 39.22 LEGITIMATION IN AUTOCRACIES: THE Labor market policy conflicts and coalitions in five ENDURANCE OF COMMUNISM IN A DEMOCRATIZING WORLD Western European countries Flavia Fossati, University of Lausanne Chair: A. James McAdams, University of Notre Dame The Politics of Labor Market Policy in Post-industrial Disc: Martin Dimitrov, Tulane University Democracies Takeshi Hieda, Osaka City University

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DIVISION 21: CONFLICT PROCESSES Enumerated Powers, Prerogative, and Federalism: A 39.31 BEYOND THE STATE: THE MICRO-DYNAMICS Trifocal Conspectus OF AID AND CONFLICT Elvin T. Lim, National University of Singapore Chair: Burcu Savun, University of Pittsburgh The President as the Roman Dictator: The Use of Disc: Burcu Savun, University of Pittsburgh Executive Orders to Set Policies David Backer Kris Aaron Beck, Gordon State College Presidential Unilateralism, Executive Branch Papers: Foreign Aid and the Intensity of Violent Armed Conflict Management, and Bureaucratic Sway Daniel Strandow Andrew C. Rudalevige, Bowdoin College Michael Findley, University of Texas, Austin Loud Bark, Little Bite: President’s Obama’s Recent Joseph K. Young, American University Unilateral Directives. Aiding War or Peace: The Micro-dynamics of Aid in Graham G. Dodds, Concordia University Nepal, Sudan, and DRC DIVISION 25: PUBLIC POLICY Susanna Campbell, The Graduate Institute, Geneva 39.34 ENVIRONMENTAL POLICYMAKING IN Michael Findley, University of Texas, Austin COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE From Success to Sustainability? Insights from Schools in Co-sponsored by DIVISION 39: SCIENCE, Afghanistan TECHNOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL POLITICS Dana Burde, New York University Chair: Katrina Kosec, IFPRI Joel A. Middleton, UC Berkeley Disc: Louise K. Comfort, University of Pittsburgh Cyrus Dara Samii Hongtao Yi, The Ohio State University Effect of Foreign Aid on Implementation of Peace Agreements Papers: Fracking policy in the UK and Switzerland Deniz Cil, University of Maryland, College Park Manuel Fischer, Eawag Paul K. Huth, University of Maryland, College Park Keep on Framing : A Comparative Study of Media DIVISION 21: CONFLICT PROCESSES Coverage on the Shale gas Issue 39.32 DIVERSITY AND THE INTERNATIONAL Camille Dagenais, University of Montreal RELATIONS OF CIVIL WAR Money Flows, Water Trickles: Value for Money in Chair: Andreas Wimmer, Princeton University Tanzania's Water Sector Papers: Mobilizing Diasporas: Understanding When Kin Act On Ruth Carlitz, University of California, Los Angeles Behalf of the Homeland Mitigating Global Warming: Effective Policies and Their Stephen M. Saideman, Carleton University Enabling Politics Erin K. Jenne, Central European University David A. Deese, Boston College Kathleen Gallagher Cunningham, University of Maryland, College Park DIVISION 25: PUBLIC POLICY 39.35 EXPLORING THE THEORETICAL NEXUS The Dynamics of Ethnic Violence: 1998-2012 BETWEEN PUBLIC POLICY AND PUBLIC R. Karl Rethemeyer, University at Albany, SUNY MANAGEMENT Corina Simonelli, University at Albany, SUNY Victor Asal, University at Albany, SUNY Chair: Edella C. Schlager, University of Arizona How Terrorism Spreads: Information, Emulation, and the Part: Craig W. Thomas, University of Washington Spatial Diffusion of Ethnic and Ethnoreligious Terrorism Scott E. Robinson, University of Oklahoma Sara Polo Gene A. Brewer, The University of Georgia Michael Mintrom, Monash University The Diffusion of Ethnic Inclusion? Brenda K. Bushouse, University of Massachusetts Kristian Skrede Gleditsch, University of Essex Chris Weible, University of Colorado-Denver Julian Wucherpfennig, University College London Tyler A Scott, University of Washington Lars-Erik Cederman, ETH Zurich DIVISION 26: LAW AND COURTS Diaspora and Ethnic Conflict 39.36 NEVER BEEN ANY REASON: MEASURING Yossi Shain, Tel Aviv University IDEOLOGY ON THE U.S. SUPREME COURT Sequencing Peace: Civil War Termination as a Path Chair: Jeffrey A. Segal, SUNY, Stony Brook University Dependent Process Disc: Jeffrey A. Segal, SUNY, Stony Brook University Benjamin Thomas Jones, The University of Mississippi Papers: A Cultural Theory of Judicial Behavior Tested on the DIVISION 23: PRESIDENTS AND EXECUTIVE POLITICS Rehnquist Court 39.33 EXECUTIVE POWERS AND PRESIDENTIAL Robert Reif Robinson PREROGATIVES: UNDERSTANDING Brendon Swedlow, Northern Illinois University UNILATERAL ACTIONS In the Court's Interest: Measuring Ideology with Amicus Chair: Carlos E. Diaz-Rosillo, Harvard Curiae Briefs Disc: Robert A. Cooper Lucia Manzi David Gray Adler, Boise State University Estimating the Ideal Points of Organized Interests in Legal Policy Space Papers: The Legacy and Importance of Magna Carta Thomas G. Hansford, University of California, James P. Pfiffner, George Mason University Merced

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Can You Hear Me Now? How Communication DIVISION 46: QUALITATIVE METHODS Technology Affects Protest and Repression 39.45 ROUNDTABLE: SHAUL SHENHAV’S BOOK, Darin Eugene Christensen, Stanford University "ANALYZING SOCIAL NARRATIVES" Francisco Garfias, Stanford University Co-sponsored by Interpretive Methodologies and Methods Defamation or Dirty Laundry? Clientelism and Internet Chair: Myron J. Aronoff, Rutgers University Censorship Part: Yael Rivka Kaplan, Hebrew University Daniel Pemstein, North Dakota State University Elizabeth Ann Shanahan, Montana State University Stephen August Meserve, Texas Tech University Michael D. Jones, Oregon State University Internet content regulation in liberal democracies: a Jennifer M. Dixon, Villanova University comparative analysis Shaul Rafael Shenhav, Hebrew University of Jerusalem Andreas Busch, University of G�ttingen DIVISION 48: HEALTH POLITICS AND HEALTH POLICY The Digital Dictator’s Dilemma: Internet Regulation and 39.46 THE POLITICS OF HEALTH CARE REFORM Political Control Chair: David M. Frankford, Rutgers University Jaclyn Kerr Disc: Mark A. Peterson, University of California, Los Angeles DIVISION 44: COMPARATIVE DEMOCRATIZATION 39.43 ETHNIC POLITICS ACROSS REGIMES Papers: Can Intersectoral Partnerships Improve Population Co-sponsored by DIVISION 32: RACE, ETHNICITY AND Health and Health Equity? POLITICS Thomas R. Oliver, University of Wisconsin, Madison Chair: Karen E. Ferree, University of California, San Diego Side Effects: The Unintended Consequences of Health Disc: Karen E. Ferree, University of California, San Diego Reform on Public Hospitals Amy H. Liu, University of Texas at Austin Simon F. Haeder, University of Wisconsin-Madison State Regulation of Nurse Practitioners and Physician Papers: Autonomy in Autocracy: Explaining Ethnic Policies Assistants, 2001-2010 under Dictatorships Edward A. Miller Chao-yo Cheng, UCLA The Future of Health Care Reform: What is Driving Does political competition increase ethnic voting in Enrollment? developing countries? Timothy Herbert Callaghan, University of Minnesota Elena Gadjanova, Max Planck Institute Lawrence R. Jacobs, University of Minnesota, Twin Institutional Incentives for Inclusive Electoral Cities Mobilization Competition, Diversity, and the Decline of Malaria in Geoffrey Macdonald, Grinnell College the United States Party Institutionalization and Ethnic Politics in African Micah Gell-Redman Election Campaigns DIVISION 49: CANADIAN POLITICS Charles Taylor, University of Wisconsin, Madison 39.47 CANADIAN PUBLIC POLICY Does Authoritarian Participatory Governance Facilitate Disc: Alexandre Couture Gagnon, The University of Texas at Political Domination? Brownsville Allyson L. Benton, CIDE DIVISION 46: QUALITATIVE METHODS Papers: Systemic Corruption in an Advanced Welfare State 39.44 DATA AND METHODS IN THE COMPARATIVE Denis Saint-Martin, University de Montreal STUDY OF COURTS IR Theory and the Study of Intergovernmental Relations Co-sponsored by DIVISION 26: LAW AND COURTS in Federations Chair: Raul Alberto Sanchez Urribarri, La Trobe University Christopher Carlos Leite, University of Ottawa Disc: Rachel A. Cichowski, University of Washington Luc Turgeon, University of Ottawa Diana Kapiszewski, Georgetown University Jennifer M. Wallner, University of Ottawa Charter implications of Americanizing Canada's counter- Papers: Judicial Autonomy, Authority: Theory & Measures in terrorism initiatives Comparative Judicial Politics Jamie Gillies, St. Thomas University Daniel M. Brinks, University of Texas at Austin Amanda DiPaolo, Holy Cross House Abby Blass, University of Texas at Austin, DIVISION 51: EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH Government Dept. 39.48 FIELD EXPERIMENTS ON ELITES De Jure and De Facto Judicial Independence Papers: How Do Citizens React When Politicians Support Andrea Pozas-Loyo Policies They Oppose? Julio Rios-Figueroa, CIDE Daniel M. Butler, Washington University in St. Louis Interviewing African Judges: Fieldwork in Comparative How Grassroots Lobbying Shapes Congressional Judicial Politics Behavior: Field Experiments Rachel L Ellett, Beloit College David Broockman Building Comparative Judicial Behavior Databases Joshua L Kalla, University of California, Berkeley Lee Epstein, Washington University in St. Louis How to Elect More Women: Gender and Candidate Data Collection Practices to Facilitate Qualitative and Success in a Field Experiment Multi-Method Research on Constitutional Courts Jessica Robinson Preece, Brigham Young University Thomas M. Keck, Syracuse University Quin Monson, Brigham Young University Christopher F. Karpowitz, Brigham Young University

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40.4 NATIONAL HUMANITIES INSTITUTE: FROM Papers: Cooperation or Conflict:When Do Presidents Get What THE ABSTRACT TO THE CONCRETE: They Want? POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY AND SOCIAL Michelle Helene Belco, University of Houston ACTION Location, Location, Location: The Oval Office & Chair: Emily Catherine Butler Primetime Presidential Speeches Disc: Lorraine Krall McCrary, Villanova University Wendy Whitman-Cobb Presidential Policymaking at the State Level Papers: The Unity of the City: The Political Realism of Plato’s Elizabeth Mann, University of Michigan Republic The Keys to the White House: Forecast for 2016 Michael Forrest Hickman, The University of Mary Allan J. Lichtman, American University Divorcing the Good from History: Kant’s Democratic The Rhetoric of War: George W. Bush and the Theory of the State Afghanistan and Iraq Wars Ryan Robert Holston, Virginia Military Institute Raul Madrid, Claremont Graduate University he Individualism, the State and the In-Between: Robert Jeanine Kraybill Nisbet’s Historical Argument for the Demise of Does Gender Still Matter? Dilma Rousseff's 2014 Community and Association in the Age of the Modern Presidential Campaign in Brazil State Farida Jalalzai Luke Sheahan Pedro G. dos Santos, Luther College Avoiding Relativism: Conditioning Thought in the DIVISION 34: REPRESENTATION AND ELECTORAL Kingdom of God Jeffrey Polet, Hope College SYSTEMS 41.3 POSTER SESSION: REPRESENTATION AND Friday, 10:15 AM to 12:00 PM ELECTORAL SYSTEMS Division Panels DIVISION 35: POLITICAL ORGANIZATIONS AND DIVISION 22: LEGISLATIVE STUDIES PARTIES 41.1 POSTER SESSION: LEGISLATIVE STUDIES 41.4 POSTER SESSION: POLITICAL ORGANIZATION AND PARTIES Disc: Laurel Harbridge, Northwestern University Papers: Fringe Party Recruitment Strategies at the National and Nancy Martorano Miller, University of Dayton European Levels Vineeta Yadav, Pennsylvania State University William Thomas Daniel, Francis Marion University Papers: Charging the Committees: Budget Reconciliation Reshuffling the Pie: Local Presence and the Success of Instructions in the U.S. Senate Clientelistic Parties Molly Reynolds, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor Lucas Novaes, University of California, Berkeley Latino Member Influence in the House of Political Machines, Endogenous Loyalty and the Representatives Electoral Connection Lisa Pringle Mona M. Lyne, University of Missouri, Kansas City The Dynamics of Congressional Rhetoric Parties as Teams: Strategic Voting and Moral Hazard in Andrew Ojala Ballard the U.S. Senate Joshua Yoshio Lerner, Duke University Jorg L Spenkuch, Kellogg School of Management Shahryar Minhas, Duke University Brendan Pablo Montagnes, University of Chicago Daniel Blyth Magleby, Binghamton University The Effect of a Polarized Congress on the Federal Reserve Party Cohesion, Concentration of Votes and Party Anne C Pluta, Rowan University Nationalization Shih-Hao Huang, Michigan State University Electoral Commitment and Coalition Policymaking in Latin American Legislatures The International Criminal Court and A Siege Mentality Jason Eichorst, University of Mannheim among Kenya’s Oligarchy John Polga-Hecimovich Westen K Shilaho, University of Johannesburg Reliable Service: The legislative behavior of dynastic DIVISION 36: ELECTIONS AND VOTING BEHAVIOR politicians 41.5 POSTER SESSION: ELECTIONS AND VOTING Christopher Boylan, Pennsylvania State University BEHAVIOR Staffing and Professionalization, inside the Disc: Larry M. Bartels, Vanderbilt University Congressional Committee System John M. Sides, George Washington University Seulhan Lee, University of Missouri Lynn Vavreck, University of California, Los Angeles Gabriel S. Lenz, University of California, Berkeley Crossing the finishing line: legislative success in European parliaments Papers: A National Look at Crossover Primary Voters Sven Regel Lindsay Nielson, University of San Diego Agenda control in a decentralized congress: legislative Buying the Center: Campaign Spending and Voter coalitions in Colombia Perceptions of Candidate Ideology Royce A. Carroll, Rice University David Stack, Stony Brook Univeristy Monica Pachon Do Presidential Ads Mobilize Campaign Contributors? DIVISION 23: PRESIDENTS AND EXECUTIVE POLITICS Michael Schwam-Baird, Columbia University 41.2 POSTER SESSION: PRESIDENTS AND EXECUTIVE POLITICS

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Disc: Matthew Scherer, George Mason University Papers: Making and breaking political communities: what does democracy require? Papers: An Unlikely Moderate: Self-Restraint and Self- David Miller, University of Oxford Reflection in Nietzsche's Thought Democratic self-determination and the state’s right to Thomas Randall Meredith, University of Toronto control immigration Between Unaccountability and Sovereignty-Nietzsche, Sarah Song, University of California, Berkeley Politics, and Responsibility Democratic and Territorial Boundaries Michael Christopher Sardo, Northwestern University Margaret Moore, Queens University Disability in Nietzsche: A Critique of Brown’s Democracy's internal borders Deontological Identity Politics Christopher Dimitri Berk Lucas G. Pinheiro, University of Chicago Corruption, Representation & Campaign Finance Nietzschean Contest and Rancière’s Democracy Ryan Pevnick Paul E. Kirkland, Kenyon College DIVISION 4: FORMAL POLITICAL THEORY DIVISION 1: POLITICAL THOUGHT AND PHILOSOPHY: 44.6 AUTHORITARIAN SYSTEMS HISTORICAL APPROACHES Chair: Arturas Rozenas, New York University 44.3 THE AMERICAN FOUNDING RECONSIDERED Disc: Arturas Rozenas, New York University Chair: Barry Alan Shain, Colgate University Disc: Robert W.T. Martin, Hamilton College Papers: Media, Protest Diffusion, and Authoritarian Resilience Russell L. Hanson, Indiana University, Bloomington Haifeng Huang, University of California, Merced Serra Boranbay, University of Mannheim Papers: The American Founders’ New Science of Politics: A Optimal Purge Reconsideration Brendan Pablo Montagnes, University of Chicago Terence Ball, 602-431-9364 Stephane Wolton, London School of Economics James Madison and the Origins of Liberal Impartiality The Strategies of Authoritarian Control Reconsidered Tiberiu C. Dragu, New York University Alan Ray Gibson, California State University, Chico Xiaochen Fan, New York University Reconsidering Virtue at the Founding in Mercy Otis The Torn Revolutionaries: Overlapping Identity Warren's Political Thought Dimensions and Democratization Tracy F. Munsil, Arizona Christian University Akos Lada John Quincy Adams’ 1791 ‘Letters of Publicola’: DIVISION 5: POLITICAL PSYCHOLOGY Reconsidering the Founding 44.7 THE POLITICAL EFFECTS OF PERSONALITY Greg Weiner, Assumption College AMONG ELITES AND THE PUBLIC DIVISION 2: FOUNDATIONS OF POLITICAL THEORY Papers: Party Elites and Personality: Dispositional traits and 44.4 DIVERSE LEGACIES OF VIOLENCE: MEMORY, political attitudes RECOGNITION, AND REPARATIONS Gail McElroy, Trinity College, Dublin Co-sponsored by DIVISION 3: NORMATIVE POLITICAL Personality, Beliefs, and the Use of Violence in Ethno- THEORY Political Organizations Chair: Michaele L. Ferguson, University of Colorado, Boulder Clayton Besaw Disc: Andrew Valls, Oregon State University Jeffrey Payne Jonathan Williams Papers: Political Memory: King Ashoka, Flawed Pasts, and Unexpected combination: personality and ideology for Political Wisdom protest participation Heather N. Pool, Denison University Hyunjin Cha, Korea University Strange Orders: Reparations, Repugnance, and Colonial The Effect of Direct Democracy and Personality Traits Memories on Political Participation Vicki Hsueh, Western Washington University Kathrin Ackermann, University of Bern Lincoln’s Politics of Elimination: Sovereignty, Personality, issue positions and the susceptibility to Resistance, and Race media persuasion Steven Johnston, University of Utah David Johann, University of Vienna Politics of Life: Individual suffering and collective Kathrin Thomas, University of Vienna survival DIVISION 6: POLITICAL ECONOMY Althea Rani Sircar 44.8 RESOURCES AND DISTRIBUTION IN DIVISION 3: NORMATIVE POLITICAL THEORY DEMOCRACIES OF THE DEVELOPING WORLD 44.5 DEMOCRACY'S INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL Co-sponsored by DIVISION 12: COMPARATIVE BORDERS POLITICS OF DEVELOPING COUNTRIES Co-sponsored by DIVISION 52: MIGRATION AND Chair: Edmund J. Malesky, Duke University CITIZENSHIP Disc: Edmund J. Malesky, Duke University Chair: Arash Abizadeh, McGill University Disc: Michael Blake, University of Washington Papers: Rethinking Democracy and Economic Reforms:The Politics of Privatization in India Varun Piplani

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X : 51614$TEST 05-20-15 04:29:46 Layout: 51614N : Even Page 72 Daily Schedule DAILY SCHEDULE 73 Friday, 11:30 AM to 1:00 PM Agenda-Setting under Authoritarian Regimes:from Evidence China Steven Matthew Oliver, Yale-NUS College Party Duration: Examining theon effects election of outcomes. partyJason duration Thomas The Comparative Macropolity: Publicin Opinion FPTP & & Policy PRAnthony Democracies J. McGann, University ofUsing Strathclyde Joint Scaling MethodsRepresentation to Study IdeologySebastian and M. Saiegh, UniversityDiego of California, San Why does electoral administrationstructure, fail? capacity, Comparing and ethos Pippa Pippa Norris, Harvard University FRAUD, CLIENTELISM AND COERCIONELECTIONS IN Isabela Mares Nahomi Ichino, University of Michigan Clientelism and coercion: Strategiesmobilization of in electoral Hungary Isabela Mares Lauren E Young, Columbia University Electoral Fraud and PartisanDeveloped Competition Democracies in Less Miriam A. Golden, UniversityAngeles of California, Los Where does intimidation work?citizen State behavior repression in and Zimbabwe Lauren E Young, Columbia University Labor Unions as PoliticalMexican Machines: Teachers' The Union CasePablo of Querubin, the New YorkHoracio University Alejandro Larreguy, Harvard University LEGACIES OF REVOLUTION Bre Blose Revolutionary Coalitions: Causes, Patterns, Consequences -- Portugal, 1974-75 Tiago Fernandes, University of NotreRevolutionary Dame Violence and theDemocracy Prospects for Michael Bernhard, University ofJeffrey Florida Kopstein, University of Toronto The Longest Revolutionary Outcome:France State and WarSidney in Tarrow, Cornell University The Durability of ThirdLucan World A. Revolutions Way, University ofArmed Toronto Conflict and RulingAuthoritarian Party Regimes Durability in Anne Meng, University of California, Berkeley THE POLITICS OF PUBLICDEVELOPING EMPLOYMENT STATES IN Rory Truex Rory Truex Papers: DIVISION 11: COMPARATIVE POLITICS 44.12 Chair: Disc: Papers: DIVISION 11: COMPARATIVE POLITICS 44.13 Chair: Papers: DIVISION 11: COMPARATIVE POLITICS 44.14 Chair: Disc: Page 73 The Ethnic Origins ofCountries Capital Flight fromSubhasish Developing Ray, National University ofWhen Singapore Democracy Fails toExplaining Deliver the the Redistribution Goods: Deficit Michael Albertus, University ofVictor Chicago Menaldo Resource Shocks and LocalTwo Public Districts Goods: ASebastian Tale Dettman of Thomas Pepinsky, Cornell University DEMOCRACY AT THE EDGE Elizabeth Sanders, Cornell University Zachary A. Callen, Allegheny College Administering the Interior: Expansionin and the Consolidation Early Republic Christina McElderry Executive Action in anColin Age D. of Moore, Congressional University Power ofRepresenting Hawaii, Indigeneity: Manoa Patterns ofand Iroquois Request, Complaint 1680-1770 Daniel P. Carpenter, Harvard University Violence and Fraud asReconstruction Strategic Era Substitutes US in South William the Terry, University ofFrancisco Oregon Cantu, University of Houston The Constitution of AmericanGovernance Environmental David B. Robertson, University of Missouri, St. Louis TEACHING ABOUT DIVERSITIES USING UNIQUE APPROACHES Co-sponsored by DIVISION 9:LEARNING TEACHING IN AND POLITICAL SCIENCE Sherri L. Wallace, University ofCarol Louisville Ann Traut William E. Hudson, Providence College Analyzing Political Documentaries Gary Bugh, Texas A&M University Baby Steps: Teaching ReliabilityUndergraduates and Validity to John W. Williams, Principia College Framed Fables: Teaching theClaudia Presidency Franziska through Bruehwiler Art Haeusermann, University of St.Gallen Empowering students through theWalker Politics of Alice Terri R. Jett, Butler University Sketching an understanding ofSharon politics Mary through Feeney, drawings DublinJohn Institute W. of Hogan, Technology Dublin Institute of Technology COMPARATIVE APPROACHES TO THEOF STUDY ELECTORAL AND LEGISLATIVECo-sponsored POLITICS by DIVISION 22: LEGISLATIVEJuan STUDIES Pablo Micozzi, InstitutoMexico Tecnologico Autonomo de Tiffany D. Barnes, University of Kentucky X : 51614$TEST 05-20-15 04:29:46 Layout: 51614N : Odd Papers: Papers: DIVISION 7: POLITICS AND44.9 HISTORY Chair: Disc: DIVISION 10: POLITICAL SCIENCE44.10 EDUCATION Chair: Disc: DIVISION 11: COMPARATIVE POLITICS 44.11 Chair: Disc: Friday, 11:30 AM to 1:00 PM

Papers: Control Over Bureaucracy under Hybrid Voting under Electoral Authoritarian Regimes: Evidence Authoritarianism from Russia Noah Buckley, Columbia University Inga A-L Saikkonen, Abo Akademi How Do Political Boundaries Shape Development? DIVISION 16: INTERNATIONAL POLITICAL ECONOMY India's Employment Guarantee 44.17 INTERNATIONALIZATION OF THE YUAN Saad Ahmad Gulzar, New York University Chair: Louis Pauly, University of Toronto Benjamin Pasquale, New York University Part: Benjamin J. Cohen, University of California, Santa How Does Uncertainty Affect Opposition to Economic Barbara Reforms? C. Randall Henning Alan Potter, New York University Gregory T. Chin, York University Who Chooses Public Employment? Political Values and Daniel McDowell, Syracuse University Career Choice in Russia Hongying Wang, University of Waterloo Bryn Rosenfeld, Princeton University DIVISION 16: INTERNATIONAL POLITICAL ECONOMY DIVISION 12: COMPARATIVE POLITICS OF DEVELOPING 44.18 WORKERS AND PRODUCERS IN THE GLOBAL ECONOMY COUNTRIES 44.15 ETHNIC POLITICS IN THE DEVELOPING Chair: Noel Pereyra Johnston WORLD Lloyd Gruber, London School of Economics Disc: Sarah Hummel, University of Illinois at Urbana- Disc: Lloyd Gruber, London School of Economics Champaign Noel Pereyra Johnston

Papers: Diversity and Divergence: Women and Indigenous Papers: IMF = I'M Fired?: IMF Program Participation and Peoples’ Representation in Peru Workers' Rights Christina Ewig, University of Wisconsin, Madison Byungwon Woo, Oakland University Su-Hyun Lee, Nanyang Technological University, Ethnic voting: Testing the ethnic cues hypothesis in Singapore Bolivia Anaid Flesken, GIGA Hamburg Liberalizing Labor: How the New Deal Enabled American Free Trade Globalization, Transnationalism, Migration and Chinese Adam Dean National Identities James DeShaw Rae, California State University The Impact of Globalization on Workers: Micro-level Sacramento Evidence from Brazil Erica Owen, Texas A&M University Isolation or Competition? Ethnic Electoral Geography and Ethnic Parties Visa Regulations and Firm-Level Productivity Effects of Manuel Vogt, ETH Zurich High-Skilled Mobility Thomas Koblet Steven Liao State Services and Identity Formation: Evidence from Globalizing the Supply Chain: FDI, Intermediates and Kenya’s Hunger Safety Net Firm Support for Trade Brenton Peterson, University of Virginia Iain Osgood DIVISION 13: THE POLITICS OF COMMUNIST AND DIVISION 17: INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATION FORMER COMMUNIST COUNTRIES 44.19 INTERNATIONAL LEGALIZATION AND 44.16 PARTICIPATION IN (POST-)AUTHORITARIAN CONSTITUTIONALIZATION REGIMES: CHINA, EURASIA, EASTERN Chair: Duncan Snidal, Nuffield College, Oxford EUROPE Disc: Robert O. Keohane, Woodrow Wilson School, Princeton Co-sponsored by DIVISION 44: COMPARATIVE University DEMOCRATIZATION Chair: Katherine P. Kaup, Furman University Papers: If and How Power is Legalized in International Law Disc: Ellen Carnaghan, Saint Louis University Barbara Koremenos, University of Michigan, Ann Fengshi Wu, Nanyang Technological University Arbor Power-Politics and International Law Papers: Accommodating the Green Participation: China's Local Ian F. Hurd, Northwestern University Environmental Governance What is Intl. Constitutionalization? Using Insights from Lili LIU, --School of Oriental and African Studies, IL for IR Scholarship University of London Jeffrey L. Dunoff Authoritarian.Law: Rule of Law, Legal Mobilization, Mark A. Pollack, Temple University and the Internet in China A Convention Theory of Global Constitutionalism John Wagner Givens, University of Pittsburgh Erik Voeten, Georgetown University Participation and Regime Legitimacy after a Colored Constitutionalizing World Politics Revolution Karolina M. Milewicz, University of Oxford Vicki Hesli Claypool, University of Iowa Kevan William Hudson, University of Iowa DIVISION 18: INTERNATIONAL SECURITY 44.20 CREDIBILITY, REPUTATION, AND RESOLVE Why are Post-communist Citizens Less Politically Co-sponsored by DIVISION 21: CONFLICT PROCESSES Active than Western Europeans? Teodora Gaidyte Chair: Andrea L. Everett Jasper Camiel Muis Disc: Kathryn McNabb Cochran, American University

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X : 51614$TEST 05-20-15 04:29:46 Layout: 51614N : Even Page 74 Daily Schedule DAILY SCHEDULE 75 Friday, 11:30 AM to 1:00 PM How Coups Escalate intoErica Civil Susanne War De Bruin, HamiltonU.S. College Military Assistance andShadow Democratization of in Coups the Jonathan M. Powell, UniversityRebecca of Eileen Central Schiel, Florida University ofCivil-Military Central Relations Florida and ConflictTests Behavior: Using Initial New Data Caitlin Talmadge, George WashingtonVipin University Narang, Massachusetts Institute ofCircling Technology the Wagons: Civil-MilitaryInternational Relations Disputes and R. Blake McMahon International Conflict and MilitaryPeter Political White, Power University of Maryland-College Park INSIDE THE BLACK BOX OFJeff Carter, WAR University of Mississippi Jeff Carter, University ofIdean Mississippi Salehyan, University of North Texas Commitment Problems and theZachary Spread Coleman of Shirkey, Interstate Hunter War College,Territorial CUNY War Aim Expansion:Risking Potential the Occupiers Future and Karen E Farrell Fighting over Objects thatand Influence Fighting Future Power Bargaining Kyle Mackey, Binghamton University Making Migrations: Population Displacementof as Statecraft a Tool Adam G. Lichtenheld, UniversityBerkeley of California- The Origins of MilitaryRobert Effectiveness J. Carroll, University ofEnding Notre war, Dame but losingleadership power: survival how mediationChristina affects Kiel, Tulane University EXECUTIVE-LEGISLATIVE RELATIONS IN LATIN AMERICA Peter M. Siavelis, Wake ForestErnesto University F. Calvo, UniversityJoy of Langston, Maryland CIDE Legislative Process in Twopresidential Arenas: systems coalition bargainMariana in Batista Magna Inácio, Federal University ofLine Minas Item Gerais Vetoes andRelations Presidential-Congressional in Brazil Valeria Palanza, Universidad CatólicaGisela de Sin, Chile University ofChampaign Illinois at Urbana- Analyzing the Meaning ofProcess Time in theTaeko Legislative Hiroi, University ofLucio Texas R. at Renno El Paso Congress skips turn again:interbranch Agenda bargaining obstruction in & Chile Eric Magar, Instituto TecnologicoMexico Autonomo de Papers: DIVISION 21: CONFLICT PROCESSES 44.24 Chair: Disc: Papers: DIVISION 22: LEGISLATIVE STUDIES 44.25 Chair: Disc: Papers: Page 75 Advancing without Attacking: Redof Lines, Force the and Non-Use CrisisDaniel Strategy Altman, CISAC, Stanford University Divided Priorities: Why AlliesReputation Reject Interventions for Ronald R. Krebs, UniversityCities of Minnesota, Twin Jennifer Spindel, University of Minnesota Can States Signal Theiron Motives? the : Public’s Survey Attitude Seok Experiments Joon Kim Diplomacy Through Agents David Lindsey, University of California,Experimental San Micofoundations Diego of ReputationsResolve for Jonathan Renshon, University ofKeren Wisconsin-Madison Yarhi-Milo, Princeton University RETHINKING THE U.S. GRANDDEBATE STRATEGY Co-sponsored by DIVISION 20: FOREIGNMichael POLICY C. Desch, University ofAndrew Notre L. Dame Ross, Texas A&M University Two Logics of AmericanJennifer Alliances M. Lind, DartmouthDaryl College G. Press, Dartmouth College Overstretched: Why Great PowersTheir Militarize Means Beyond Michael Beckley Limited Liabilities or SuppuratingHorizons, Sores? and Allies, Conflict Time Joshua Itzkowitz Shifrinson Disentangling Grand Strategy Paul C. Avey, SMU Jonathan Markowitz Robert J. Reardon, North Carolina State University ELITE FOREIGN POLICY DECISION MAKING Deborah Welch Larson, UCLADepartment Political Science Thomas M. Dolan Anti-China Legislation on Capital“Yea” Hill: and Who Who Voted Voted “Nay” Fanglu Sun, Rice University Foreign education of politicalbehavior leaders in and the voting UNGA Shu Yu, University of Rochester Military Experience and CongressionalIraq Oversight War of the Danielle Lupton, Colgate University Persuasive Hawks & ForeignBrent Policy Strathman Decision Making Leadership Preferences in InternationalExperimental Conflicts: Evidence Min Ye, Coastal Carolina University CIVIL-MILITARY RELATIONS AS ARESULT CAUSE OF AND CONFLICT Risa A. Brooks, Marquette University Jessica L. P. Weeks, University of Wisconsin-Madison Papers: Papers: X : 51614$TEST 05-20-15 04:29:46 DIVISION 18: INTERNATIONAL SECURITY 44.21 Chair: Disc: DIVISION 20: FOREIGN POLICY 44.22 Chair: Disc: DIVISION 21: CONFLICT PROCESSES 44.23 Chair: Disc: Layout: 51614N : Odd Papers: Friday, 11:30 AM to 1:00 PM

Do Coalitions Matter? Legislative success in the Papers: The Subterranean Counterrevolution Brazilian Congress Sean Farhang, University of California, Berkeley Ricardo Ceneviva, Rio de Janeiro State University The Rights Revolution in the Age of Obama Andréa Marcondes de Freitas Lynda G. Dodd, City College of New York (CUNY) Mauricio Yoshida Izumi Danilo Buscatto Medeiros Appointing Private Enforcers: Can the Government Create Litigation? DIVISION 24: PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION Paul J. Gardner, Princeton University 44.26 PUBLIC MANAGEMENT AND K-12 EDUCATION Déjà vu All Over Again: Federal Regulation of Chair: Stephen Holt, American University Education for English Learners Disc: John Marvel R. Shep Melnick DIVISION 27: CONSTITUTIONAL LAW AND Papers: Encouraging Political Voices of Underrepresented JURISPRUDENCE Citizens through Coproduction 44.29 CONSTITUTIONAL CONSTRUCTION OF Morten Hjortskov, Aarhus University RIGHTS, NEW AND OLD Simon Calmar Andersen Morten Jakobsen Disc: Mark E. Rush, Washington and Lee University Stephen G. Bragaw, Sweet Briar College For Better or Worse? Teaching in CMO, EMO and Stand-alone Charter Schools Papers: Civil Legal Aid as a Basic Human Right Christine H. Roch, Georgia State University Christopher P. Banks, Kent State University Na Sai, Georgia State University Situating Groups in American Constitutional How Do External Resources Influence Teachers' Out-of- Development Pocket Spending? Stuart L Chinn, University of Oregon William G. Resh, University of Southern California Social Constructions and Individual Rights in Windsor Race, Gender and Symbolic Representation in American (2013) and Sebelius (2012) Schools Ronald Kahn, Oberlin College Lael R. Keiser, University of Missouri, Columbia Donald P. Haider-Markel, University of Kansas The Hollow Hope of Habeas: Impact of Supreme Court Rajeev Darolia, University of Missouri Decisions on GITMO Detainees Stuart Streichler, University of Washington Teachers Like Us: Representation, Teachers, and Public Support The Human Right to Legal Identity: The Regulation of Stephen Holt, American University Personal Names Alison Dundes Renteln, University of Southern DIVISION 25: PUBLIC POLICY California 44.27 POLICY DIFFUSION Chair: Graeme Boushey, University of California, Irvine DIVISION 27: CONSTITUTIONAL LAW AND JURISPRUDENCE Disc: Graeme Boushey, University of California, Irvine 44.30 THE PROSPECTS FOR CONSTITUTIONAL Scott Lamothe, University of Oklahoma CHANGE AND REFORM IN THE U.S. Frederick J. Boehmke, University of Iowa Chair: Stephen M. Griffin, Tulane Law School Papers: Assessing Event History Analysis (EHA) Techniques for Part: John R. Vile, Middle Tennessee State University Studing Policy Diffusion Sanford Levinson, University of Texas, Austin William D. Berry, Florida State University Richard L. Hasen, UC Irvine School of Law Craig Volden, University of Virginia Melissa A. Schwartzberg, New York University Adam Gregory Hughes, University of Virginia DIVISION 29: STATE POLITICS AND POLICY Scott Liebertz, Florida State University 44.31 DETERMINANTS OF LEGISLATIVE PRODUCTIVITY IN THE AMERICAN STATES Be Like the Cool Kids: A Spatio-Ideological Gravity Model of Policy Diffusion Chair: Barbara Norrander, University of Arizona Manuel P. Teodoro, Texas A&M University Disc: William D. Hicks Professional Associations, Policy Diffusion, and Program Content Papers: Does Divided Government Cause Legislative Gridlock? Andrew Karch, University of Minnesota, Twin Cities Justin Phillips, Columbia University Adam Olson, University of Minnesota Patricia Kirkland, Columbia University The Lifecycle of an Innovative Policy: Contemplating Institutions and Legislative Output in U.S. State the Birth, Life, and Death Assemblies Samantha Mosier Elliott Ash, Columbia University DIVISION 26: LAW AND COURTS Policymaking: Gridlock and Change in U.S. State 44.28 PRIVATE IDAHO: FRAGMENTATION AND Legislatures RETRENCHMENT IN PRIVATE ENFORCEMENT Jesse T. Richman, Old Dominion University REGIMES Preferences, Professionalism and Powers Co-sponsored by DIVISION 27: CONSTITUTIONAL LAW Mona Vakilifathi, University of California, San Diego AND JURISPRUDENCE Stalemate in the States: Agenda Control, Veto Players Chair: Jeb Barnes, University of Southern California and Gridlock in the States Disc: Sarah Staszak, Harvard University Jesse M. Crosson Quinn W. Mulroy, Syracuse University

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The Causal Effect of Media Coverage of the Economy Great Power Politics and Postwar Regional Security on Presidential Approval Architectures Amber Ellen Boydstun, University of California, Ji Hye Shin, University of Notre Dame Davis Internationalization and Hegemonic Authority: Korea Ben Highton, University of California, Davis under Chinese Hegemony Suzanna Linn, Pennsylvania State University In Young Min, University of Southern California Why Media Coverage of Income Inequality Makes Realism Revisited: Why Tributary System Matters in People Less Concerned about It China’s Wars against Koguryo Yanna Krupnikov, Stony Brook University Christina Jun-Yao Lai, Georgetown University Adam Seth Levine Status Insecurity and Temporality in World Politics Fiscal Frames: How Political Arguments Affect Joshua Meir Freedman Opinions about Fiscal Policies John M. Sides, George Washington University DIVISION 43: INTERNATIONAL HISTORY AND POLITICS 44.41 SECRECY IN INTERNATIONAL POLITICS Does Media Selectivity Help Campaigns Find Persuadable Voters? Chair: Dan Reiter, Emory University Kevin Arceneaux, Temple University Disc: Joshua Rovner, Southern Methodist University Martin Johnson, Louisiana State University DIVISION 39: SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND Papers: Secrets in the Secretariat: Intelligence Disclosures and Power in IOs ENVIRONMENTAL POLITICS Allison Carnegie 44.38 NON-STATE ACTORS IN ENVIRONMENTAL Austin Carson, Georgia State University POLITICS Co-sponsored by DIVISION 25: PUBLIC POLICY Extraordinary Rendition Flight Paths and Oversight of National Security Policy Chair: Jennifer Hadden, University of Maryland, College Park Michael P. Colaresi, Michigan State University Disc: Joshua Busby, University of Texas, Austin Why do States Launch Regime Changes? U.S.-backed Regime Change in the Cold War Papers: Imagining the Ocean: Changing Global Norms About Lindsey O'Rourke, Boston College How the Ocean Absorbs CO2 Kemi Fuentes-George, Middlebury College The Seen and the Unseen: Secrecy, Deception, and the Conduct of Intervention Framing Effects and Mobilization along the Marcellus Michael Poznansky, University of Virginia Shale Elizabeth Plantan, Cornell University The Security Effects of Enemy Collusion When Secrecy Takes Two Learning the TENGO: Transnational NGOs in Shawn L. Ramirez, Emory University Environmental Politics Gregory Thaler, Cornell University DIVISION 45: HUMAN RIGHTS 44.42 ON HUMAN DIGNITY AND HUMAN RIGHTS Targeting Big Polluters: Understanding Activism against the Fossil Fuel Industry Chair: Carol C. Gould, City University of New York Johannes Urpelainen, Columbia University Disc: Nick Bromell, University of Massachusetts, Amherst Andrew Sungmin Cheon Tools for transparency? Institutional barriers to effective Papers: Dignity as a Gathering civic technology Nick Bromell, University of Massachusetts, Amherst Rebecca Rumbul, mySociety Dignity: Political not Metaphysical DIVISION 42: NEW POLITICAL SCIENCE Michael Goodhart, University of Pittsburgh 44.39 ISRAEL AND PALESTINE: ALTERNATIVE Refiguring Dignity as Relational and Embodied PERSPECTIVES ON STATEHOOD Carol C. Gould, City University of New York Co-sponsored by DIVISION 11: COMPARATIVE Human Dignity, Intergenerational Justice, and the POLITICS Promise of Human Rights Co-sponsored by DIVISION 20: FOREIGN POLICY Richard P. Hiskes, Grand Valley State University Co-sponsored by Conference Group on the Middle East The Gender of Dignity Chair: John Ehrenberg, Long Island University, Brooklyn Karen Zivi, Grand Valley State University Part: Jeffry A. Frieden, Harvard University DIVISION 46: QUALITATIVE METHODS Stephen Eric Bronner, -university- 44.43 ETHNOGRAPHY, INTERPRETATION, AND THE Alberto Spektorowski, Tel Aviv University STUDY OF IDENTITY POLITICS DIVISION 43: INTERNATIONAL HISTORY AND POLITICS Co-sponsored by Interpretive Methodologies and Methods 44.40 CHINA AND ASIA, PAST AND PRESENT Chair: Joel R. Campbell, Troy University Chair: Brantly Womack, University of Virginia Disc: Khalid Madhi, The University of Illinois at Chicago Disc: Hyon Joo Yoo, Trinity University Papers: 'Visualizing' Democracy:mapping identity and Papers: Globalization, Domestic Politics, and American Drift in subjectivity in India Asia Sruthi Muraleedharan, SOAS, Department of Politics Jungkun Seo, Kyung Hee University and international Studies Peter Trubowitz, London School of Economics

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X : 51614$TEST 05-20-15 04:29:46 Layout: 51614N : Even Page 78 Daily Schedule DAILY SCHEDULE 79 Friday, 11:30 AM to 1:00 PM Isolating the Causal EffectExperimental of Approach Legitimacy: An Gregory Huber, Yale University Sanford C. Gordon, NewEric York Dickson, University New York University Property Rights and Trust Daniel Rubenson, Ryerson University Peter John Loewen The Federal Democracy inRodolpho the Bernabel, Laboratory New York University THE POLITICAL SOURCES OFDIVERSE SOLIDARITY SOCIETIES IN Co-sponsored by DIVISION 14:POLITICS COMPARATIVE OF ADVANCED INDUSTRIAL SOCIETIES Keith Gordon Banting, Queen's University Sheri Berman, Barnard College Elizabeth Theiss-Morse, University of Nebraska-Lincoln Strains of Commitment: SolidarityKeith in Gordon Diverse Banting, Societies Queen'sWill University Kymlicka, Queens University The Political Sources ofPeter Solidarity A. Hall, Harvard University Diversity and Solidarity: Newand Evidence the from US Canada Richard G.C. Johnston, UniversityColumbia of British Matthew Wright, American University Stuart N. Soroka, UniversityJack of Citrin, Michigan University of California,Solidarity, Berkeley Diversity and theBo Quality Rothstein, of University Government of Gothenburg Solidarity and Conflict: Citizenship,Multiculturalism Integration Policies and Irene Bloemraad, University of California, Berkeley PARTY MOBILIZATION AND ELECTION CAMPAIGNS IN AFRICA Co-sponsored by DIVISION 44:DEMOCRATIZATION COMPARATIVE Catherine Boone, London SchoolPolitical of Science Economics (LSE) and Captured Countryside? Sub-national SupportIncumbent for Parties African Catherine Boone, London SchoolPolitical of Science Economics (LSE) and Mobilization and Persuasion: Evidencecampaign of strategies diverse Sarah Brierley, UCLA How Campaigns Matter inand Divided Evidence Societies: from Theory Kenya Jeremy Horowitz, Dartmouth College The Role of Localin Councillors Zambia in ElectoralDaniel Mobilization Paget, University of Oxford Opposition Candidacy and CampaignsAuthoritarian in Regimes Electoral Keith R. Weghorst DIVISION 52: MIGRATION AND44.47 CITIZENSHIP Chair: Disc: Papers: DIVISION 53: THE AFRICANGROUP POLITICS CONFERENCE 44.48 Chair: Papers: Page 79 Resurgence of Identity PoliticsEvidence in from the 2010-2014 UK?Victor Ethnographic M Olivieri, University ofSocial Florida Justice Activism amongin Asian Two Pacific Cities Americans Nicole Filler, University of California,Veterans' Santa Narratives Barbara of “BeingCommunity a of Man” Practice in theJon Military’s Ross LGBT POLICY AND POLITICS-COMPARATIVE AND INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVES Co-sponsored by Lesbian, Gay,Caucus Bisexual, and Transgender Charles W. Gossett Nina Simeonova Barzachka, Gettysburg College The Impact of MarriageMovement Equality on theHelma LGBTQ G. E. dePittsburgh, Vries-Jordan, Bradford University of When the Best areRights the in Worst: the Implementing EU Scott LGBT Nicholas Siegel, San Francisco"Keep State your University Gay England:”Response Examining to Zimbabwe’s LGBT Advocacy Erin Aylward Framing LGBT Politics inBihter Turkey Tomen, southern illinois university Same-Sex Marriage in Korea?Youngshik Hurdles Daniel and Bong, Opportunities AsanStudies Institute for Policy Jiyoon Kim, The Asan Institute for Policy Studies CANADIAN LOCAL, PROVINCIAL AND FEDERAL ELECTIONS The Gender Gap inWomen Local in Politics. a Electing Non-partisanKaren More Context Bird, McMaster University Samantha Jackson Portrait of municipal votermunicipalities turnout in Canadian Sandra BREUX Jérôme Couture, Université Laval Royce Koop, University of Manitoba Heterogeneity in Voting Behavior Maxime Héroux-Legault To Fight Another Battle:on The Marginal Impact Candidates ofCharles Electoral Tessier, Laws Université Laval Marc A. Bodet, Universite Laval EXPERIMENTS IN POLITICAL ECONOMY Co-sponsored by DIVISION 6: POLITICALJonathan ECONOMY Woon, University of Pittsburgh Elections and Embezzlement: AnMunicipalities Experiment in in Burkina 118 Faso Malte Lierl Layout: 51614N : Odd X : 51614$TEST 05-20-15 04:29:46 Papers: Papers: DIVISION 47: SEXUALITY AND44.44 POLITICS Chair: Disc: DIVISION 49: CANADIAN POLITICS 44.45 Papers: DIVISION 51: EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH 44.46 Disc: Friday, 11:30 AM to 1:00 PM

Related Groups Friday, 12:30 PM to 1:30 PM 45.1 CLAREMONT INSTITUTE FOR THE STUDY OF APSA Events STATESMANSHIP AND POLITICAL 47.1 APSA SITING AND ENGAGEMENT COMMITTEE PHILOSOPHY: ROUNDTABLE: RECENT WORKS BUSINESS MEETING ON LEO STRAUSS Chair: David Oliver Davies, University of Dallas 47.2 DEPARTMENT CHAIRS' LUNCHEON Part: Grant Neil Havers, Trinity Western University Friday, 1:15 PM to 2:15 PM Robert Howse, New York University APSA Events Michael S. Kochin, Tel Aviv University Richard L. Velkley, Tulane University 48.1 FOUNDATIONS OF POLITICAL THEORY Michael P. Zuckert, University of Notre Dame SECTION BUSINESS MEETING 45.2 ERIC VOEGELIN SOCIETY: PHILOSOPHICAL 48.2 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND POLITICS ANTHROPOLOGY AND AUTHENTICITY SECTION BUSINESS MEETING Chair: David J. Walsh, Catholic University of America 48.3 INTERNATIONAL HISTORY AND POLITICS Disc: Michael Forrest Hickman, The University of Mary SECTION BUSINESS MEETING Eduardo Schmidt Passos, The Catholic University of 48.4 JOURNAL OF CONFLICT RESOLUTION BOARD America MEETING 48.5 LGBT CAUCUS BUSINESS MEETING Papers: Immanuel Kant and Eric Voegelin on the Immortality of 48.6 NEW POLITICAL SCIENCE EDITORIAL BOARD the Soul MEETING Steven McGuire 48.7 POLITICAL RESEARCH QUARTERLY Existence and Transcendence: On Voegelin’s Conception EDITORIAL BOARD LUNCHEON of Authenticity 48.8 POLITICS & POLICY EDITORIAL BOARD Bruno Godefroy, Erlangen MEETING The Dignity of Human Personality: Martin Luther King, 48.9 PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION SECTION BUSINESS Jr. on Human Nature MEETING Sarah Beth Vosburg Kitch, Louisiana State University 48.10 RBSI WORKING GROUP COMMITTEE MEETING Under the Primacy of the Practical: Habermas's Communicative Rationality and Rawlsian 48.11 REPRESENTATION AND ELECTORAL SYSTEMS Reasonableness in Light of Kant's Practical Reason SECTION BUSINESS MEETING Gustavo A. Santos 48.12 SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, AND Moral Debt: Liberty and What We Live Within EVIRONMENTAL POLITICS SECTION BUSINESS James Greenaway, St. Mary's University MEETING 45.3 IPSA RESEARCH COMMITTEE #12 (BIOLOGY 48.13 SOUTHWESTERN POLITICAL SCIENCE AND POLITICS): CURRENT RESEARCH IN ASSOCIATION BUSINESS MEETING BIOLOGY AND POLITICS Friday, 2:00 PM to 3:45 PM Chair: Michael Latner, California Polytechnic State University, Division Panels San Luis Obispo Disc: Laurette T. Liesen, Lewis University DIVISION 5: POLITICAL PSYCHOLOGY 49.1 POSTER SESSION: POLITICAL PSYCHOLOGY Papers: The Biopolitical Philosophy of Smithian Liberalism Papers: Don't Know What You Got: Neuroticism and Ideological Larry Arnhart Uncertainty Jonathan David Klingler, Toulouse School of Tea Party Logic and an Anarchist’s Evolutionary Theory Economics William Dibrell, Alfred University Gary E. Hollibaugh, University of Notre Dame What Medical Ethics have to offer both Moral and Adam Ramey, New York University-Abu Dhabi Political Philosophy Downstream Consequences of Partisan Bias in Factual James H. Rutherford Information Processing The Evolution of Constitutional Democracy Kabir Khanna, Princeton University Michael Latner, California Polytechnic State Insecurity, Affect Appraisal, and Economic Voting University, San Luis Obispo Christoph Giang Nguyen, Northwestern University Biology and Politics: A Perspective Meet Me Halfway: How Voters Narrow Policy Gaps Steven A. Peterson, Pennsylvania State University, between Themselves and Candidates Harrisburg Benjamin Kantack, University of Illinois at Urbana- Albert Somit Champaign Friday, 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM Psychological Appeals in Terrorist Recruitment: APSA Events Examining White Supremacists Pip Marie Sherwood, Washington State University 46.1 PERSPECTIVES ON POLITICS EDITORIAL BOARD MEETING LUNCH Rationalizing Conflict: The Role of Accountability in Ideological Decisionmaking Carly Nicole Wayne Eran Halperin, Interdisciplinary Center

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X : 51614$TEST 05-20-15 04:29:46 Layout: 51614N : Even Page 80 Daily Schedule DAILY SCHEDULE 81 Friday, 2:00 PM to 3:45 PM POSTER SESSION: TEACHING ANDIN LEARNING POLITICAL SCIENCE Co-sponsored by DIVISION 10:EDUCATION POLITICAL SCIENCE Anthony Caito, Corban University Assessing Diverse Teaching Tools:Pedagogies Do Make Project a Difference?” James Simeone, Illinois WesleyanGreg University M. Shaw, Illinois WesleyanCurrent University Affairs: Using TwitterDiscussion to Online Facilitate Class Allison Clark Pingley, UniversityUpstate of South Carolina, The Democracy & LeadershipLearning Lab: for Experiential Information Literacy Peter A. Ferguson, University of Western Ontario POSTER SESSION: POLITICAL SCIENCE EDUCATION Co-sponsored by DIVISION 9:LEARNING TEACHING IN AND POLITICAL SCIENCE Assessing Diversity Education inExperience the Sampling Classroom Through Andrew Levin, Harper College Experiential learning activities –Mary are A. all McHugh, created Merrimack equal? College Inspiring American Politics StudentsMeeting with Program a TownLori Hall M Weber, CaliforniaScott State Spitzer, University, California Chico State University, Fullerton POSTER SESSION: WOMEN AND POLITICS The Gendered Bounds ofMackenzie Racial Leigh Solidarity Israel-Trummel, Stanford University Feminist institutionalism and methodologicalPeter pluralism Allen, Queen MarySarah University Childs, of University London of Bristol What's the Difference? ExplainingVariation Cross-Sectional in the GenderChristopher Gap P. Donnelly, UC-Davis Kristina M. Victor, UC Davis Donor Networks and thein Influence Political of Parties FemaleJaclyn Candidates J. Kettler, Boise StateAvoiding University Adversariness? The EffectsLitigation of Strategies Gender on Adrienne Smith, University ofClaire Tennessee B. Wofford, College ofGendered Charleston Analysis of CollectiveEvidence Action: from Experimental Russia Olga A. Avdeyeva, Loyola University,Those Chicago Left Behind: GenderedDisappearances Consequences of Enforced Jessica Mecellem, Loyola University Chicago Understanding Gender politics inOra the Beach PKK Szekely, Clark University DIVISION 9: TEACHING ANDSCIENCE LEARNING IN POLITICAL 49.4 Disc: Papers: DIVISION 10: POLITICAL SCIENCE49.5 EDUCATION Papers: DIVISION 31: WOMEN & 49.6 POLITICS Papers: Page 81 The Justification for thefor Use War of over Force Time Erin & ElizabethPublic Hurley, Support University ofValuing Sydney Politics: Personal Values’ InfluenceCitizenship on Norms and Engagement Joshua Robison, Aarhus University,Political Department Science of We Can Work ItWillingness Out: to Measuring Compromise Individuals’ Emily Sydnor, University of Virginia POSTER SESSION: POLITICAL METHODOLOGY Marc T. Ratkovic, PrincetonJonathan University Kropko The Partial Observability Logit:Multilateral A Negotiations Two-Sided ModelMarius of Radean, University of Essex The Limits of CausalTess Inference Wise, Harvard University Dealing with Separation inCarlisle Logistic Rainey Regression Models Policy Preferences, Political KnowledgeBehavior and Voting Melis Gülboy Laebens Deniz Selman, Bogazici University A Spatial Statistical AnalysisWestern of US Renewable PowerNicholas in Cain, the Claremont Graduate University POSTER SESSION: QUALITATIVE METHODS Employing cognitive mapping toequity measure in political Ireland brand John W. Hogan, Dublin InstituteOpening of up Technology Bodies forCapitalism Harvest: Embodiment andFlorentina Global C. Andreescu, UniversityCarolina of Wilmington North Power Rivalries and PatronageDalton Politics Lin Time and the ComparativeGraham Analysis Odell of Critical Junctures Unconventional Methods for Novices:and New, Simple Powerful, Perspectives Steve Wallis, Capella University;Evidence, Meaningful LLC What Actually Affects theKeunsoo Evolution Jeong of SomaliNamho Piracy? Kwon, Heinz collegeUniversity) (Carnegie Mellon Quantitative Methods in CriticalTheory and Constructivist IR J. Samuel Barkin, UniversityBoston of Massachusetts Laura E Sjoberg, University ofBetween Florida Ideas, Interests andDecentralisation Institutions in toward East Asia Eunkyung Shin, University of York Different Faces of Islamismin and the Collective Muslim Mobilization World Dilshod Achilov, East Tennessee State University X : 51614$TEST 05-20-15 04:29:46 Layout: 51614N : Odd Papers: DIVISION 8: POLITICAL METHODOLOGY 49.2 Disc: DIVISION 46: QUALITATIVE METHODS 49.3 Papers: Friday, 2:00 PM to 3:45 PM

Women's movements and policy impact: Reconsidering Strategically Constituting Women's Interests in the feminist success Rulemaking Process Season Hoard, Washington State University Ashley English, University of Minnesota Richard Elgar, Washington State University Toward a Feminist Measure of Gender Equality: Lessons Layers of Subordination: The Effect of Affirmative from GEPP Action in Rural India Amy G. Mazur, Washington State University Triveni Gandhi, Cornell University Isabelle Engeli, University of Ottawa DIVISION 33: RELIGION AND POLITICS Joni Lovenduski, University of London, Birkbeck 49.7 POSTER SESSION: RELIGION & POLITICS College Rosie Campbell, Birkbeck, University of London Papers: Influencing policy decisions: the case of Protestantism in West Germany 50.2 EMPOWERING WOMEN: SPECIAL Andreas Busch, University of G�ttingen CHALLENGES GENDER POSES FOR INCLUSION AND DIVERSITY WITHIN THE PROFESSION Sectarian Conflict and Political Alignments in Late 19th Century Utah Chair: Kristen Renwick Monroe, University of California, Mark Edward Denninghoff Irvine Papers: Changing University Cultures Policy Advocacy and the Performance of Muslim S. Laurel Weldon American Identity Cynthia R. Daniels, Rutgers University, New Emily Cury, Northeastern University Brunswick Old-Time (Civil) Religion: Recasting the Townsend Women of Color, Intersectionality and Women’s Movement Advancement in the Discipline and Across the Academy Aaron Quinn Weinstein, Brown University Wendy G. Smooth, The Ohio State University Terrorist Ties: Organization and Links between Militant Changing the Masculinization of the Discipline Religious Groups Carol A. Mershon, University of Virginia Christopher Rhodes Denise Marie Walsh, University of Virginia DIVISION 51: EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH 50.3 RESPONSIBILITY FOR RACIAL JUSTICE 49.8 POSTERS ON EXPERIMENTAL APPROACHES Co-sponsored by DIVISION 3: NORMATIVE POLITICAL TO POLITICS THEORY Papers: Does the Bureaucracy Move the Needle on Trust: Chair: Sharon R. Krause, Brown University Evidence from a Survey Experiment Louis Fucilla Disc: Traci Burch, Northwestern University Effect of Premium Tax Credits on Marketplace Papers: Repairing the Carceral Polity Enrollment Lawrie Balfour, University of Virginia Neil O'Brian, University of California, Berkeley Shrill: Responsibility for Racial Justice and the Emotional Attribution: The Role of Emotions in Epistemology of Ignorance Attribution and Redistribution Clarissa Rile Hayward, Washington University in St. Kristina M. Victor, UC Davis Louis Get Up, Stand Up: Experimental Evidence on the Effects Racial (In)Justice from Ferguson to the Favelas of Protest Activity Juliet Hooker, University of Texas, Austin Cassilde Schwartz, University of Pittsburgh Racial Realism and the Responsibility for Racial Justice When do Voters Take into Account Post-Election Desmond Jagmohan, Princeton University Bargaining Processes? Patrick Kraft, SUNY, Stony Brook University Dismantling Racism through a Democratic Practice of Stoetzer Lukas, University of Mannheim Interpretation Ainsley Nicole LeSure, University of Chicago Friday, 2:30 PM to 4:00 PM APSA Events Theme Panels 51.1 FROM HURRICANE KATRINA TO FERGUSON: 50.1 DIVERSITY OF WOMEN'S INTERESTS ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE, THE STATE, & Co-sponsored by DIVISION 31: WOMEN & POLITICS VIOLENCE Chair: Michelle M. Taylor-Robinson, Texas A&M University Chair: Lester Kenyatta Spence Disc: Michelle M. Taylor-Robinson, Texas A&M University Part: Tyson D. King-Meadows, University of Maryland, Baltimore County Papers: Anti-feminism and Women’s Representation in the States 51.2 NEH@50: HUMANITIES AND THE COMMON Beth Reingold, Emory University GOOD Rebecca Kreitzer Chair: Joseph R. Phelan, National Endowment for Humanities Tracy Osborn, University of Iowa Part: Kathleen Hall Jamieson, University of Pennsylvania Michele L. Swers, Georgetown University Catherine H. Zuckert, University of Notre Dame Comparing Conservative Women Across Divergent Michael P. Zuckert, University of Notre Dame Political Systems Alan Wolfe, Boston College Christina Xydias, Clarkson University Division Panels Conceptualizing Women's Interests: A Look at the U.S. DIVISION 2: FOUNDATIONS OF POLITICAL THEORY Congress 52.1 DIVERSIFYING CINEMATIC POLITICS Regina Wagner, University of Wisconsin, Madison Chair: Torrey J. Shanks, SUNY, University at Albany

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DIVISION 11: COMPARATIVE POLITICS Competition and Reform of National Oil Companies in 52.8 COMPARING JUDICIAL INDEPENDENCE: Russia and Brazil SOCIAL AND INSTITUTIONAL EXPLANATIONS Amanda Leigh Zadorian, New School for Social Chair: Anibal Perez-Linan, University of Pittsburgh Research Disc: Lydia Brashear Tiede, University of Houston DIVISION 12: COMPARATIVE POLITICS OF DEVELOPING COUNTRIES Papers: Social Structure, Attitudes, and Law: Co-Evolution of 52.11 CONFLICT AND POST-CONFLICT DYNAMICS Judicial Network in Mexico Papers: Public opinion and legitimacy in Colombia’s peace talks: Matthew C. Ingram, University at Albany, SUNY An experimental study Weak Review, Strong Courts: Judicial Influence Jennifer McCoy, Georgia State University Reconsidered Jelena Subotic, Georgia State University Abby Blass, University of Texas at Austin, Structure, Institutions, and Conflict: Environmental Government Dept. Licensing in Latin America Helping or Hurting Hybrid Regimes: Judicial Politics in Maiah Jaskoski Russia and Kazakhstan The Geography of Civil War Violence and Electoral Alexei Trochev, Nazarbayev University Competition The Puzzle of Purges: A New Theory of Judicial Jennifer Raymond Dresden, Georgetown University Manipulation Latin America The legacy of violence on development: evidence from Gretchen Helmke, University of Rochester post-Khmer Rouge Cambodia Does political fragmentation produce more stable Erin Lin, Princeton University judiciaries? DIVISION 12: COMPARATIVE POLITICS OF DEVELOPING Andrea Castagnola, University of Bergen COUNTRIES DIVISION 11: COMPARATIVE POLITICS 52.12 INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC FACTORS AND 52.9 MINORITY RIGHTS AND REPRESSION DOMESTIC ECONOMY IN THE DEVELOPING Chair: Ahmet T. Kuru, San Diego State University WORLD Disc: Paolo Dardanelli, University of Kent Chair: Naunihal Singh, Air War College Papers: Concession Stands: The Consequences of Foreign Papers: Do Minority Rights Make a Difference? Citizenship& Investment for Protest in Africa Conflict in Divided Societies Darin Eugene Christensen, Stanford University Bonnie Weir, University of Illinois at Urbana- Return Migration, Negative Social Remittances, and Champaign “Gray Zones of Politics” Milan Svolik, University of Illinois at Urbana- Clarisa Perez-Armendariz, Bates College Champaign The Political Economy of Unfinished Infrastructure: Explaining the Distribution of Monoethnic and Evidence from Ghana Multiethnic Regimes Worldwide Martin J. Williams, London School of Economics and Sener Akturk, Koc University Political Science Ethnic Cleansing as Military Strategy: Lessons from The changing political economy of development Lebanon, 1975-1990 assistance: the Ghanaian case Nils Hagerdal, Harvard University Alexandra Olivia Zeitz Redefining the Nation: Center-Right Party Outreach Why Export Promotion is No Silver Bullet: Linkage, toward Ethnic Minorities Orientation and Development Jennifer Miller-Gonzalez Mona M. Lyne, University of Missouri, Kansas City When and Why Do State Elites Change Their Policies DIVISION 12: COMPARATIVE POLITICS OF DEVELOPING Toward National Identity? COUNTRIES Serhun Al, University of Utah 52.13 RESOURCE ALLOCATION AND DISTRIBUTION DIVISION 11: COMPARATIVE POLITICS IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES 52.10 THE RESOURCE CURSE Chair: Beatriz Magaloni, Stanford University Chair: Pauline Jones Luong, University of Michigan Disc: Beatriz Magaloni, Stanford University Disc: Graeme Blair, Columbia University Papers: Degrees of Clientelism in the World’s Largest Papers: Natural Resources and the Politics of Economic Democracy Diversification in Rentier States Adam Michael Auerbach, American University Marie Alienor N. van den Bosch, Princeton Aseema Sinha, Claremont Mckenna College University Public Resource Distribution, Security Provision and Resource Rich and Democratic? Rent-Sharing Regimes Migration in India in Argentine Provinces Rikhil R Bhavnani, University of Wisconsin, Madison Diego Diaz Rioseco, Brown University Bethany Lacina, University of Rochester Anything but anarchy? Territorial control, gold mining, Elections and Local Public Goods in Rural Democracies: and welfare in Colombia Evidence from Botswana Melis Gülboy Laebens Robin Harding, University of Rochester

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Why Insurgents Win: The Rising Tide of External Chair: Shivaji Mukherjee Support Disc: Reed M. Wood, Arizona State University Dominic Tierney, Swarthmore College Ryan D. Grauer, University of Pittsburgh Papers: Threatening News: External Threats, Media Freedom Elite Targeting and Network Fragmentation in Islamic and Political Trust Insurgencies Jenifer Whitten-Woodring, University of Aisha S. Ahmad, University of Toronto Massachusetts, Lowell DIVISION 18: INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Marc L. Hutchison, University of Rhode Island 52.19 THE CHINA PUZZLE IN INTERNATIONAL Communicating Control: A Spatio-Temporal Assessment SECURITY in Afghanistan Disc: Oriana Skylar Mastro, Georgetown University Camber Warren, Naval Postgraduate School Michael Sieber Papers: Better Now Than Later: Explaining China’s Truc Pham Assertiveness in Maritime Disputes Perceptions of Victims in Irregular War: Evidence from Jing Tao, Princeton University Aceh and Colombia China’s Rhetorical Strategy in the South China Sea Michael Weintraub, Binghamton University (SUNY) Territorial Disputes Collective Action without Leaders: Protest and the Arab Christina Jun-Yao Lai, Georgetown University Spring Media campaign strategies in China and Vietnam during Zachary Steinert-Threlkeld, University of California - international disputes San Diego Nhung Bui, Princeton University Digital Disruptions: A global analysis of internet outages Soldier Socialization? Explaining Patterns in U.S.-China and violence Military Relations Anita R. Gohdes, University of Mannheim Austin Michael Strange Forcing Government’s Hand: Ethnic Terrorism and Tyler Carl jost Improvement in Minority Rights When, How, and Why Does China Comply with Seden Akcinaroglu International Norms? Ihsan Efe Tokdemir, Binghamton University Chin-Hao Huang, University of Southern California DIVISION 22: LEGISLATIVE STUDIES DIVISION 19: INTERNATIONAL SECURITY AND ARMS 52.23 INTEREST GROUPS, LOBBYISTS, AND POLICYMAKING CONTROL 52.20 INTERNATIONAL POLITICS AND "UNMAKING Chair: Lara Chausow, Congressional Research Service THE BOMB: A FISSILE MATERIAL APPROACH Disc: Jennifer Nicoll Victor, George Mason University Chair: Daniel Deudney Lara Chausow, Congressional Research Service Part: John E. Mueller, Ohio State/Cato Institute Shampa Biswas, Whitman College Papers: A Multiple Representation Theory of Congressional T.V. Paul, McGill University Politics James H. Lebovic, George Washington University Ruoxi Li, University of Wisconsin, Madison Frank Niels von Hippel, Program on Science and Global District Benefits Revisited Security, Princeton University Andrew James McCall, University of California- DIVISION 20: FOREIGN POLICY Berkeley 52.21 ECONOMIC DIPLOMACY: THE EFFECT OF AID, Industry Complexity and the Demand for Lobbyist SANCTIONS, AND TRADE Expertise in the Congress Co-sponsored by DIVISION 16: INTERNATIONAL Maurice B. Champagne POLITICAL ECONOMY Interest Group Influence on "Subordinate" Policies Chair: David William Blagden, University of Exeter Richard L. Hall, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor Disc: Susan H. Allen, University of Mississippi Measuring Think Tank Influence on Legislation: A Topic Modeling Approach Papers: Armed with good intentions? Explaining arms embargo Joshua Yoshio Lerner, Duke University compliance Kathrin Kranz, University of Notre Dame DIVISION 25: PUBLIC POLICY 52.24 POLITICS OF THE BUDGET PROCESS Death from Above? Testing Realist Theories of Arms Co-sponsored by DIVISION 6: POLITICAL ECONOMY Sales using Aircraft Sales Spencer L Willardson, Nazarbayev University Chair: Robert C. Lowry, University of Texas at Dallas How economic sanctions compel an autocrat to oblige: Disc: Robert C. Lowry, University of Texas at Dallas The case of Iran Joseph White, Case Western Reserve University SeyedBabak RezaeeDaryakenari Cameron G. Thies, Arizona State University Papers: Party, Elect. Cycles, Governor & Legislative Liberalism on Tax Changes The Domestic Politics of Human Rights Enforcement via Richard F. Winters, Dartmouth College Trade Agreements Carlisle Rainey Patrick Kearney, University of Wisconsin Madison Drift, Layering, and Conversion? The Budget Process in DIVISION 21: CONFLICT PROCESSES Alberta, 2011-15 52.22 INDIVIDUAL-LEVEL ATTITUDES AND Keith Douglas Brownsey, Mount Royal University BEHAVIOR IN CONTENTIOUS ENVIRONMENTS

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Papers: God and Caesar in Motion.Boundary Shifts between Economic voting and time in office Religion and Politics in Europe Martin Vinæs Larsen, University of Copenhagen Michael Minkenberg, European University Viadrina Electoral Accountability in Multiparty Contests Zeynep Yanasmayan, European University Viadrina Andrew C. Eggers, Nuffield College, Oxford How Public Institutions Change: Religiosity Trends in Nick Vivyan, Durham University Israeli Public Services Markus Wagner, University of Vienna Amos Zehavi, Tel Aviv University Grievance Asymmetry in Economic Voting and Voter Divide within the Faithful: Rivalry among Islamic Sophistication Groups and Democracy in Turkey Ju Yeon Park, New York University Ramazan Kilinc, University of Nebraska-Omaha DIVISION 37: PUBLIC OPINION The Elusive Structure of State Secularism and its 52.34 CUEING OPINIONS Disguised Critics Co-sponsored by DIVISION 36: ELECTIONS AND Sultan Tepe VOTING BEHAVIOR DIVISION 34: REPRESENTATION AND ELECTORAL Chair: Todd Davies, Stanford University SYSTEMS Disc: Carl L. Palmer, Illinois State University 52.31 IDEOLOGICAL CONGRUENCE AND POLICY Elizabeth Suhay, Government, American University RESPONSIVENESS Papers: Congruence Astray: When and Why Ideological Papers: How Media Reports about Opinion Polls Influence Congruence Fails Future Survey Respondents G. Bingham Powell, University of Rochester Benjamin Toff Congruence, institutions and citizens' attitudes: A multi- The Dynamics of Public Opinion - Results from A Time level analysis. Series Survey Experiment Mirjam Dageförde Stefan Dahlberg, Goteborg University How Information Shapes Responsiveness: Evidence from Sveinung Arnesen, Department of Comparative Elite Experiments Politics, University of Bergen D.J. Flynn, Northwestern University Jonas Linde, Department of Comparative Politics, University of Bergen Is the Congruence a Product of a Representation or a Persuasion? The Effects of Representations of Local Public Opinion Helen H Lee, Michigan State University on Political Outcomes David L Vannette, Stanford University Policy Representation: Is Pulling the Lever All That Sean Westwood, Princeton University Matters? Jan E. Leighley, American University When Does Information Enhance Opinion Quality? Jennifer Oser, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev in Matt Luttig Israel Philip Gordon Chen, University of Minnesota DIVISION 35: POLITICAL ORGANIZATIONS AND DIVISION 40: INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND PARTIES POLITICS 52.32 PARTIES AND IDEOLOGIES IN AMERICAN 52.35 SOCIAL MEDIA AND POLITICAL POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT PARTICIPATION Chair: Rogers M. Smith, University of Pennsylvania Chair: Jaime E. Settle, College of William & Mary Disc: Frances E. Lee, University of Maryland, College Park Disc: ariadne vromen, University of Sydney

Papers: Nanny State, Left and Right: The Ideological Roots of Papers: How Social Media Reduces Mass Political Polarization Bipartisan Prohibition Pablo Barbera, New York University Hans Noel, Georgetown University Does Social Media Promote Civic Activism? Evidence Partisan vs. Institutional Policy Conflict in American from a Field Experiment Political Development Frank Schimmelfennig, ETH Zürich David Karol, University of Maryland How Exposure to News via Social Media Increases Ideas of Power: The Politics of American Party Ideology Civic Engagement Development Solomon Messing, Facebook Verlan Lewis, University of Virginia A Theory of Informative Exchange: Social Media and What's the Big Idea? Ideological framing and the battle Affective Polarization over public narratives Jaime E. Settle, College of William & Mary Justin H. Gross, University of North Carolina, DIVISION 42: NEW POLITICAL SCIENCE Chapel Hill 52.36 REIMAGINING RADICAL POLITICS TODAY DIVISION 36: ELECTIONS AND VOTING BEHAVIOR Chair: Manfred B. Steger, University of Hawai'i-Manoa 52.33 HOLDING INCUMBENTS ACCOUNTABLE FOR Part: Bradley J. Macdonald, Colorado State University THE ECONOMY? Isaac Kamola, Trinity College Papers: Economic Spillovers of Partisan Polarization Kathi Weeks, Duke University Neil Malhotra, Stanford University Nancy Sue Love, Appalachian State University Yotam Margalit, Tel Aviv University Katherine Young, University of Hawaii at Hilo Matthew S. Levendusky, University of Pennsylvania DIVISION 43: INTERNATIONAL HISTORY AND POLITICS 52.37 STATE AND ANTI-STATE VIOLENCE, THEN AND NOW

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Chair: Ruxandra Paul, Harvard University 53.3 CONFERENCE GROUP ON TAIWAN STUDIES: Disc: Rebecca E. Hamlin, Grinnell College TAIWAN'S DOMESTIC POLITICS, VOTING, AND MASS OPINION Papers: Voice after Exit: Patterns of Expatriate Voting in Post- Chair: Hans J. Stockton, University of Saint Thomas 1980 Democracies Disc: Kharis Ali Templeman, Stanford University Katrina Burgess, Tufts University Charles Chong-Han Wu, Hong Kong Baptist University- Meeting others - accepting others? UIC Romana Careja, University of Southern Denmark Papers: Voter Turnout in Concurrent Elections: Does the Number All Politics is (Trans)local: Redefining Constituencies in of Ballots Matter? an Age of Migration Chi Huang, National Chengchi University Erica Dobbs, University of Pennsylvania Kah-yew Lim, National Chengchi University Intersectionalizing Supply and Demand: Ethnic Minority Change and Continuity of National Identity and Political Representation Liza Mugge, University of Amsterdam Partisanship in Taiwan, 1996-2014 Eric Chen-hua Yu, National Chengchi University Citizens of the Market: High-Mobility Migration and its (Taipei) Political Effects yuJean Tseng, I-Shou University Ruxandra Paul, Harvard University Taiwan, Still as a Baseline Case Supporting for the Related Groups Differing Mandate Hypothesis: An Analysis of Bill 53.1 CLAREMONT INSTITUTE FOR THE STUDY OF Sponsorship in the Legislative Yuan (1992-2012) STATESMANSHIP AND POLITICAL Jinhyeok Jang, Center for Asian Democracy PHILOSOPHY: WAR, JUSTICE, AND PEACE IN Information Heterogeneity and Economic Voting in AMERICAN POLITICAL THOUGHT Taiwan Chair: Brian T. Kennedy, Claremont Institute Chia-yin Judy Wei, University of South Carolina Disc: Paul O. Carrese, U.S. Air Force Academy Expansion of Education, Gender, and Political Ryan P. Williams, The Claremont Institute Knowledge in Taiwan: 1993-2012 Ya-Hui Luo Papers: The Unrealistic Realism of Richard Nixon and Henry 53.4 LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES ASSOCIATION: Kissinger DEVELOPMENT, DEMOCRACY, AND Robert G. Kaufman, Pepperdine University SOCIOECONOMIC RIGHTS IN LATIN AMERICA Alexander Hamilton on War and Peace Chair: Ashley Vande Bunte, American Political Science Peter McNamara, Utah State University Association The Peculiar Development of Wilson’s Internationalism Papers: From Structural Violence to Emancipatory Migration: A Ronald J. Pestritto, Hillsdale College Critical Security Approach to Latin American Migration William Atto, University of Dallas Peter Cruttenden, University of Nottingham Fighting in the Swamps: Jackson, Adams, and the Civil Society in Mexico: A View from Civil Society Principles and Practice of Republican Foreign Policy Organizations (CSO), David Tucker, Ashbrook Center Pablo Gonzalez Ulloa, Universidad Nacional 53.2 CONFERENCE GROUP ON ITALIAN POLITICS Autonoma de Mexico AND SOCIETY: INSTITUTIONAL AND PARTY Mapuche Rebellion in Chile since 1997: Land CHANGE IN ITALY IN A COMPARATIVE Recoveries and Autonomy under a Centralized State PERSPECTIVE Esteban Valenzuela Van Treek Chair: Laura Polverari, University of Strathclyde Revisiting Development Ideas and Policies in Latin Disc: John A. Agnew, University of California-Los Angeles America: Have Things Changed? Catherine Bartch Papers: The Emergence of New Forms of Populisms? Evidence 53.5 LAW AND POLITICAL PROCESS STUDY from Southern Europe GROUP: ROUNDTABLE ON THE VOTING Nuria Font, Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona RIGHTS ACT AT 50 Paolo Graziano, Bocconi University, Milan Chair: Bernard N. Grofman, University of California, Irvine Myrto Tsakatika, University of Glasgow Part: Matt A. Barreto, University of California, Los Angeles Are They in or Are They out: The Diversity of Forms of Kareem Crayton, University of North Carolina Political Participation and its Regulation Across Party Pamela S. Karlan, Stanford Law School Organisations Derek Muller, Pepperdine University School of Law Giulia Sandri, Université Catholique de Lille Felix-Christopher von Nostitz, University of Exeter 53.6 PROJECT ON THE AMERICAN CONSTITUTION: LIBERALISM, ANTIQUITY, AND THE The Political Outcomes of Candidate Selection Methods. AMERICAN FOUNDING The ‘Parlamentarie’ and their Impact on Italian MPs. Chair: Wilfred McClay, Center for the History of Liberty Stefano Rombi, University of Cagliari Antonella Seddone, University of Cagliari Disc: David Lay Williams, DePaul University Wilfred McClay, Center for the History of Liberty Matteo Renzi and the Long Road to Constitutional Reform in Italy Papers: Martin J Bull, University of Salford The Consistency of Rawlsian Liberalism with the Public Philosophy of the Founders Michael Pakaluk, Ave Maria University

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Papers: Attack Politics and the Emotions of Participation and Disc: Kevin M. Morrison, University of Pittsburgh Disaffection Paul DeBell, Ohio State University Papers: The Politics of Gasoline Prices The numbing effect of anxiety in contemporary societies Michael L. Ross, University of California, Los Lena Wangnerud, University of Gothenburg Angeles Monika Djerf-Pierre, JMG, University of Gothenburg Of Desperate States and Oil Plays: Azerbaijan's Maria Solevid, University of Gothenburg Endogenous Oil Sector Life Satisfaction and System Support – Why Happy Victor Menaldo Citizens Are Good for Democracy Nora Webb Williams, University of Washington Peter Esaiasson, University of Gothenburg Oil Wealth, Order and Conflict: Evidence from New Andrej Kokkonen, University of Gothenburg Data Mikael Gilljam, University of Gothenburg Benjamin Smith, University of Florida Stefan Dahlberg, Goteborg University Pipelines and Regime Stability in Transit Countries: A The psychology of repression: Emotions, risk attitudes, Curse or a Benefit? and collective action Ruchan Kaya, University of Florida Lauren E Young, Columbia University DIVISION 11: COMPARATIVE POLITICS Explaining Political Participation: Israelis and 56.9 THE RISE OF CITIES: AN URBAN TURN IN THE Palestinians STUDY OF INDIAN POLITICS Shani Fachter, Hebrew University of Jerusalem Chair: Ashutosh Varshney, Brown University Amal Jamal, Tel-Aviv University Disc: Atul Kohli, Princeton University DIVISION 6: POLITICAL ECONOMY James A. Morone, Brown University 56.6 THE POLITICS OF WAGES AND LABOR REGULATION Papers: Does Citizenship Abate Class in Urban India? Co-sponsored by DIVISION 14: COMPARATIVE Siddharth Swaminathan, Azim Premji University POLITICS OF ADVANCED INDUSTRIAL SOCIETIES Ashutosh Varshney, Brown University Chair: Alexander Kuo, Cornell University Does Ethnicity Undercut Class in the City? Urban Disc: Alexander Kuo, Cornell University Migrants in India Tariq Thachil Papers: Business Preferences over Labor Market Policies. Firm- Being Middle Class in India level evidence Devesh Kapur, University of Pennsylvania Jose Fernandez-Albertos, CSIC Neelanjan Sircar, Columbia University Dulce Manzano, Complutense University of Madrid Milan Vaishnav, Carnegie Endowment for The Politics of Low-Wage Work in the Wealthy West International Peace Matthew Dimick, SUNY Buffalo Law School Brett Meyer, Columbia University DIVISION 12: COMPARATIVE POLITICS OF DEVELOPING COUNTRIES The Politics of Time 56.10 POLITICS OF SOCIAL PROVISION Magnus Bergli Rasmussen, Aarhus University Chair: Veronica Herrera, University of Connecticut The Politics of Welfare Retrenchment in the Context of Disc: Veronica Herrera, University of Connecticut Fiscal Consolidation Patrick Donnelly, University of California, Berkeley Papers: Political Networks, Local Democracy and India's Rural DIVISION 11: COMPARATIVE POLITICS Employment Guarantee 56.7 CONSTITUTION MAKING IN DEMOCRATIC Aditya Dasgupta CONSTITUTIONAL ORDERS Social Policy, Survey Design, and Spillovers: CCTs and Chair: Todd A. Eisenstadt, American University Confidence In Brazil Disc: Julio Rios-Figueroa, CIDE Elizabeth Kaknes, University of Virginia Spilling Over Every Side: An Analysis of Transfers and Papers: Mapping the Constituent Power Doctrine in Latin Elections in Brazil America Andrew Philips, Texas A&M University David E. Landau, Florida State University Guy D. Whitten, Texas A&M University The Demise of the Icelandic Crowd-Sourced The Pension-Finance Nexus in Latin America Constitutional Draft Giselle Datz, Virginia Tech Anne Meuwese, Tilburg University DIVISION 12: COMPARATIVE POLITICS OF DEVELOPING The Problem of Citizen Participation in Democratic COUNTRIES Constitutional Change 56.11 VIOLENCE IN CONTENTIOUS PROCESSES Gabriel L. Negretto, Centro de Investigación y Docencia Económicas Chair: Adria Lawrence, Yale University Restoration Constitution-Making Papers: The Dynamics of Escalation in Syria William Edmund Partlett, The Chinese University of Laia Balcells, Duke University Hong Kong Jonah Schulhofer-Wohl, University of Virginia Lionel Beehner DIVISION 11: COMPARATIVE POLITICS Violence within Revolutionary Episodes, 1900-2012 56.8 NEW FRONTIERS IN RESOURCE POLITICS Mark Beissinger, Princeton University Chair: Benjamin Smith, University of Florida

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Papers: "Groupification" of Governance: Actor Diversity and Beyond Community: Does Internal Equality Reduce Institutional Fragmentation External Conflict? Lora Anne Viola, Free University of Berlin Kathleen Powers, Ohio State University BRICS NGOs and Global Governance: Ascendance or Mediated Dehumanization as a Necessary Condition for Absence? War Laura A. Henry, Bowdoin College Douglas A. VanBelle, Victoria University of Lisa McIntosh Sundstrom, University of British Wellington Columbia DIVISION 21: CONFLICT PROCESSES Priya Bala-Miller 56.20 INTERNATIONAL POLITICS AND THE Varieties of Indirect Governance DOMESTIC POLITICAL BARGAIN Kenneth W. Abbott, Arizona State University Co-sponsored by DIVISION 18: INTERNATIONAL Philipp Genschel, Jacobs University Bremen SECURITY Duncan Snidal, Nuffield College, Oxford Chair: Amanda A. Licht, Binghamton University Bernhard Zangl Disc: Amanda A. Licht, Binghamton University Clubs of Clubs: A Networks Approach to the Logic of Membership in IGOs Papers: Presence and Promise: Strategic Aid and Foreign- Brian D. Greenhill, Dartmouth College Induced Regime Change Equality Among Whom?: State-based representation in Daniel McCormack an era of global governance Leader Incentives for Conflict Selection and Dane K. Imerman, Denison University Mobilization Theorizing and Assessing post-2008 IMF-World Bank Jeff Carter, University of Mississippi Collaboration The Missing Military: International Conflict and Bessma Momani, University of Waterloo Domestic Political Bargaining Mark R. Hibben Douglas M. Gibler, University of Alabama, DIVISION 18: INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Tuscaloosa 56.18 CONFLICT AND COOPERATION: DOMESTIC Does Statebuilding Work? Military Intervention & the AND INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVES Lifespan of Reformed States Disc: Karen Ruth Adams, University of Montana David A. Lake, University of California, San Diego Kelly Matush, University of California, San Diego Papers: Conflict and Cooperation under Anarchy International Politics by Other Means: External Sources James D. Fearon, Stanford University of Civil War Escalation Useful Ignorance: The Benefits of Uncertainty During Mark Toukan, University of Wisconsin, Madison Power Shifts Strategic Differentiation: the Use of Nonviolence and Kyle Haynes, Webster University Violence in Conflict Complementary Commitment Problems, War, and Victoria McGroary International Political Structure DIVISION 21: CONFLICT PROCESSES Patrick J. McDonald, University of Texas, Austin 56.21 OPPOSITION COHESION AND STRUCTURE Taking Women Seriously: A Gendered Understanding of Chair: Christopher K. Butler, University of New Mexico Crisis Bargaining Disc: Christopher K. Butler, University of New Mexico Abigail Post, University of Virginia Paromita Sen, University of Virginia Papers: Cooperation Failure: Rebel Fragmentation and Status, Humiliation and Territorial Conquest Splintering Joslyn N. Barnhart, Wesleyan University Adrian Arellano DIVISION 20: FOREIGN POLICY Explaining the Origins of Army-Splinter Wars 56.19 THE EFFECT OF INCLUSION AND EXCLUSION Theodore D. McLauchlin, Université de ON FOREIGN POLICY ATTITUDES Montréal Co-sponsored by DIVISION 5: POLITICAL How State Sponsors Affect Insurgent Cohesion and PSYCHOLOGY Fragmentation Chair: Nicholas Martini Henning Tamm, University of Oxford Disc: Nicholas Martini Size, Diversity, and Overlap: Social Structures of Civil Resistance Papers: A Prelude to Violence? : The Impact of Nationalism on Ches Thurber, Harvard Kennedy School Foreign Policy Preference The Enemy Within: Causes of Fragmentation in Jiyoung Ko Separatist Movements A Unifying Model of the Media as a Political Tool Feike Elizabeth Maria Fliervoet, Leiden University Andrea E. Jones-Rooy, New York University New Leaders, Old Agreements: Leader Changes and Shanghai Intrastate Settlement Duration Attitudes toward Homosexuality and Perceptions of the Lesley G. Terris, Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya U.S. Abroad Carmela Lutmar Myunghee Kim, University of Central Florida Nikola Mirilovic, University of Central Florida DIVISION 22: LEGISLATIVE STUDIES 56.22 LOYALTY, UNITY AND PARLIAMENTARY BEHAVIOR

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Disc: Zoe M. Oxley, Union College The Ideological Personal Vote: Candidate position-taking Jaclyn J. Kettler, Boise State University in open list PR Mathias Tromborg, Rice University Papers: Diversity and Access to Statewide Executive Office in Royce A. Carroll, Rice University the United States DIVISION 35: POLITICAL ORGANIZATIONS AND Kira Sanbonmatsu, Rutgers University, New PARTIES Brunswick 56.31 PARTIES' ISSUE POSITION AND EMPHASIS Diversity on High Courts: International Influences on STRATEGIES Women's Appointments Papers: Issue Ownership – More than Party Identification? Maria C. Escobar-Lemmon, Texas A&M University Alexandra Feddersen, Department of Political Valerie J. Hoekstra, Arizona State University Science and International Relations - University of Alice Kang, University of Nebraska-Lincoln Geneva Miki Caul Kittilson, Arizona State University Simon Lanz, Department of Political Science and Women’s Emergence and Success in U.S. State International Relations, University of Geneva Legislative Elections Multiculturalism in Europe: issue evolution, parties and Adrienne Smith, University of Tennessee party systems Jason H. Windett, Saint Louis University Constanza Sanhueza Petrarca, University of Jonathan Winburn, University of Mississippi Mannheim "Navigating the Pipeline: The Path of Latinas in Elected The mass-elite linkage and issue ownership: When do Office" voters respond to parties? Ricardo Ramirez, University of Notre Dame Henrik Bech Seeberg, University of Aarhus Carmen Burlingame, University of Notre Dame What is the issue about? Party competition over framing Gendered Political Experience and the Success of Alexandra Feddersen, Department of Political Female Gubernatorial Candidates Science and International Relations - University of Stephen J. Stambough, California State University, Geneva Fullerton To Adapt or To Disregard? Parties’ Reactions to Valerie R. O'Regan, California State University, External Shocks Fullerton Patricia Calca, Mannheim University DIVISION 33: RELIGION AND POLITICS Martin Gross, University of Mannheim 56.29 RELIGION, LAW AND DEMOCRACY DIVISION 36: ELECTIONS AND VOTING BEHAVIOR Chair: Michael Lienesch, University of North Carolina, Chapel 56.32 KNOWLEDGE, INFORMATION, AND POLITICAL Hill ATTITUDES Disc: Michael Lienesch, University of North Carolina, Chapel Chair: John G. Bullock, Yale University Hill Disc: Shad Turney Ahmet T. Kuru, San Diego State University Papers: A Simple, Informational Explanation for the Incumbency Papers: Muslims' Commitment to Democracy after Communism Advantage Arolda Elbasani, EUI Anthony Fowler, University of Chicago Islamic Law and the Struggle for Justice in Somalia On the Stability and Consequences of Political Attitudes Mark Fathi Massoud, UC Santa Cruz Patrick Fournier, Universite de Montreal Religion, Politics and Law: Lessons from the Kenya Peter John Loewen 2010 Referendum The correlates of correct party placement on issues by Christopher Rhodes voters Neoliberalism, Secularism, and Religious Freedom Yves Dejaeghere, Universiteit Antwerpen Matthew Scherer, George Mason University The People's Court? Incorrect Voting in State Supreme DIVISION 34: REPRESENTATION AND ELECTORAL Court Elections SYSTEMS Conor M. Dowling, University of Mississippi 56.30 ELECTORAL SYSTEMS AND POLICY Michael G. Miller, Barnard College POSITIONS Voter Knowledge of State Legislatures Chair: Justin Buchler, Case Western Reserve University Steven Rogers, Saint Louis University Papers: Analyzing the Effect of Electoral Systems on the Policy DIVISION 37: PUBLIC OPINION Appeals of Green Parties 56.33 PARTIES, PERCEPTIONS AND PUBLIC OPINION Cory Belden, UC Davis Co-sponsored by DIVISION 36: ELECTIONS AND Candidate Positioning Under Proportional and VOTING BEHAVIOR Majoritarian Electoral Systems Chair: Heather L. Ondercin, University of Mississippi Amy Louise Catalinac, Harvard University Disc: Heather L. Ondercin, University of Mississippi On Observing the Variety of Party Policy Offerings in Left-Right Policy Space Papers: Data for Some, Values for Others: Individual Differences Michael D. McDonald, SUNY, Binghamton University in Political Persuasion Mert Moral, Binghamton University Vittorio Merola, The Ohio State University Matthew P. Hitt, Louisiana State University

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DIVISION 45: HUMAN RIGHTS Medicare Coverage for Beta Amyloid PET Imaging: The 56.39 INNOVATIONS IN HR DATA COLLECTION Battle Over Evidence Papers: A New Dataset on State Practices towards Refugees: Karen Maschke, The Hastings Center 1991-2009 Michael K. Gusmano, The Hastings Center Katherine Felt, Binghamton University (SUNY) Judicial Interventions in Health Policy: Epistemic Amplification Advocacy: The Media Potential of HROs Competence and the Courts David R. Davis, Emory University Leticia Morales, McGill Institute for Health and Baekkwan Park, Emory Social Policy Amanda Marie Murdie, University Related Groups Coding and Classifying Rendition Flights: Foreign 57.1 CONFERENCE GROUP ON TAIWAN STUDIES: Complicity Post-9/11 TAIWAN'S EXTERNAL POLICIES AND CROSS- Rebecca Elizabeth Cordell, University of Essex STRAIT RELATIONS Dying for the Story: An Analysis of the Killings of Chair: Shelley Rigger, Davidson College Journalists, 1992-2012 Disc: Dennis Hickey, Missouri State University Geoffrey P.R. Wallace, Rutgers University Yuan-kang Wang, Western Michigan University Variations in Shame: An Automated Text Analysis of Human Rights Reporting Papers: Assessing the US Pivot to Asia: Implications for US- Rochelle Layla Terman, University of California China-Taiwan Trilateral Relations and Taiwan’s Strategic Berkeley Choices Elizabeth Larus, University of Mary Washington DIVISION 46: QUALITATIVE METHODS 56.40 FIRMS AS ACTORS IN CONTEMPORARY The Meaning of Taiwan Independence: Generational CAPITALISM: INNOVATIONS IN CONCEPT AND Differences METHOD T.Y. Wang, Illinois State University Co-sponsored by DIVISION 14: COMPARATIVE Su-Feng Cheng, National Chengchi University POLITICS OF ADVANCED INDUSTRIAL SOCIETIES Friend or Foe? The Image of China in Taiwan Chair: John Zysman, UC Berkeley Chung-li Wu, Academia Sinica Disc: Kenji Kushida Ted Chen, Pennsylvania State University Hsiao-Chien Tsui Papers: Measuring the International Economy: Quantitative, Mass Media and National Identity Qualitative & Big Data Chia-Yu Tsai Mark Peter Dallas How do Chinese Citizens Perceive the Cross-Strait Integrating Social Network and Institutional Analysis to Relations: Survey Results from 10 Major Cities in China Study Firm Performance Hsin-Hsin Pan, Michigan State University Gerald A. McDermott, University of South Carolina Wen-Chin Wu, Academia Sinica Yu-tzung Chang, National Taiwan University Value Chain Analysis and the Politics of Institutional Change in East Asia 57.2 GLOBAL FORUM OF CHINESE POLITICAL Douglas B. Fuller SCIENTISTS: CATCHING TIGERS AND FLIES: XI JINPING AND THE RULE OF LAW IN CHINA Multiple Sources & Levels of Analysis in Firm-Centered Comparative Research Chair: Larry Diamond, Stanford University Caroline E. Arnold, CUNY-Brooklyn College Disc: Fei-Ling Wang, Georgia Institute of Technology How Globally Interconnected Businesses Transform National Political Economies Papers: Contentious Veterans: China’s Retired Officers Speak Gary Herrigel, University of Chicago Out Kevin J. O'Brien, UC-Berkeley DIVISION 48: HEALTH POLITICS AND HEALTH POLICY Neil Diamant, Dickinson College 56.41 THE POLITICS OF HEALTH KNOWLEDGE Reemergence of Neo-authoritarianism and Reforms Chair: Joseph White, Case Western Reserve University under Xi Jinping Disc: Mark Schlesinger, Yale University He Li, Merrimack College Building a Rule by Law or Sinking into Neotraditional Papers: An Analysis of the Use of Health Knowledge in Roberts Sclerosis: Reform Politics of Chinese Civil and Criminal Court Decisions Law Daniel Skinner William Hurst, Northwestern University Leah Sheridan, Ohio University Anti-corruption Campaign or Political Purge?: Xi Impossible Politics? PCORI and the Search for Jinping’s Tiger Comparative Effectiveness Research Andrew Wedeman, Georgia State University Ann C. Keller, University of California-Berkeley 57.3 GREEN POLITICS AND THEORY: NARRATIVES Partisan Processing of Public Health Messages: OF ECOLOGY: ANIMAL, VEGETABLE, Motivated Reasoning and Big Soda MINERAL Sarah E. Gollust, University of Minnesota, Twin Chair: Tony Affigne, Providence College Cities Colleen L. Barry, Johns Hopkins University Disc: Michael Lipscomb, Winthrop University Jeff Niederdeppe, Cornell University

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Papers: Moral Representation: Legislative responsiveness to Disc: Michael D. Ward, Duke University constituents’ moral concerns Bradley Jones Papers: Improving Ecological Inference by Predicting Race from The Effects of Moral Judgment on Political Attitudes Voter Registration Files and Ideology Kosuke Imai, Princeton University Scott Clifford, University of Houston Kabir Khanna, Princeton University Unthinkable! How Citizens with Moralized Attitudes Predicting Civil Wars with Higher Order Interactions Process Political Arguments Adeline Lo Timothy J. Ryan, UNC Chapel Hill Predicting Turnout from State Files: Overcoming Big "Knowing" Right from Wrong: The Role of Moral Data and Missing Histories Confidence in Public Opinion Corwin D. Smidt, Michigan State University Christopher L. Weaver, University of Notre Dame Question Content, Uncertainty, and Forecasting in Preferring Sacrifice to Compromise: The Effects of International Relations Absolutism on Attitudes Kathryn McNabb Cochran, American University Kevin Arceneaux, Temple University Michael Horowitz, University of Pennsylvania Philip Tetlock, University of California, Berkeley DIVISION 6: POLITICAL ECONOMY 68.10 CLIENTELISM, DEMOCRACY AND PUBLIC DIVISION 9: TEACHING AND LEARNING IN POLITICAL SPENDING SCIENCE Co-sponsored by DIVISION 12: COMPARATIVE 68.13 ASSESSING DIVERSITIES IN THE CLASSROOM POLITICS OF DEVELOPING COUNTRIES Co-sponsored by DIVISION 10: POLITICAL SCIENCE Co-sponsored by DIVISION 44: COMPARATIVE EDUCATION DEMOCRATIZATION Chair: Jessica L. Lavariega Monforti, University of Texas, Pan Disc: Cesi Cruz American Disc: Michael Strausz, Texas Christian University Papers: Can Local Democracy Break the`Clientelism Curse´? Jeff R. DeWitt, Kennesaw State University Victoria Paniagua, Duke University Friends with Benefits: Patronage Networks and Fiscal Papers: High-Impact Practices in the Political Science Transfers in China Major:Effects on Student Learning Junyan Jiang Fletcher McClellan, Elizabethtown College Vote Buying or (Political) Business (Cycles) as Usual Kyle Casimir Kopko, Elizabethtown College Zareh Asatryan, ZEW Mannheim How to Lose a Class in Ten Days: The Link between Lusine Badalyan Pedagogy and Student Retention Heterogenous Political Budget Cycles? Evidence from Eric Michael French, Oklahoma State University Indonesia Brendon Westler, Indiana University Jan Henryk Pierskalla, The Ohio State University Peer Instruction’s Impact on Student Learning: Evidence from Five Large Courses DIVISION 7: POLITICS AND HISTORY Maureen C. Feeley, University of California, San 68.11 HISTORICAL DEMOCRATIZATION: PARTIES, PARLIAMENTS, AND CRISIS Diego Disc: Amel F. Ahmed, University of Massachusetts, Amherst Promoting Voice: Motivating Student Participation in Diverse Classrooms Edana Beauvais, University of British Columbia Papers: Cabinet, Committees and Careers in 19th Century Sule Yaylaci, University of British Columbia France Alexandra Cirone, London School of Economics; DIVISION 10: POLITICAL SCIENCE EDUCATION Columbia University, New York 68.14 TEACHING ABOUT DIVERSITIES, POWER AND Brenda Van Coppenolle, London School of DIFFERENCE Economics Co-sponsored by DIVISION 9: TEACHING AND LEARNING IN POLITICAL SCIENCE Decide Early, Regret Later: A Path Dependent Approach to Party Survivability Chair: Yao-Yuan Yeh, University of California, Merced Matthias Dilling, Nuffield College, University of Disc: Andra Olivia Miljanic Oxford Arthur Sanders, Drake University Succession orders and the development of representative institutions Papers: Librarians in the Midst: Improving Students Through Jorgen Moller, University of Aarhus Collaborative Instruction Andrej Kokkonen, University of Gothenburg Vaughn P. Shannon Amanda Shannon, Wright State University The Growth of Electoral Accountability in Victorian Britain Narrative, Visibility, and Invisibility in American Christopher J. Kam, University of British Columbia Government Textbooks Scott Abernathy, University of Minnesota Weimar Constitutionalism, American Progressivism and the Timing of Crisis Teaching Opinion Writing to Undergraduates: Writing David Lebow Before the Curriculum Thomas G. Rozinski, Touro College DIVISION 8: POLITICAL METHODOLOGY 68.12 PREDICTION Chair: Michael D. Ward, Duke University

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DIVISION 12: COMPARATIVE POLITICS OF DEVELOPING Migrants in Search of a Machine: Immigrant Candidates COUNTRIES in Local Elections 68.20 STATE-BUSINESS RELATIONS IN THE 21ST Erica Dobbs, University of Pennsylvania CENTURY: LESSONS FROM LATIN AMERICA Policing Violent Actors: Hungary and Organized Chair: Riitta-Ilona Koivumaeki, University of Texas, Austin Violence against Roma Disc: Peter R. Kingstone, King's College London Hadas Aron, Columbia University Alison E. Post, University of California, Berkeley DIVISION 16: INTERNATIONAL POLITICAL ECONOMY 68.23 A POTPOURRI OF PROBABLY PUBLISHABLE Papers: Political Regimes and Performance Standards: Auto PAPERS Industry in Comp. Perspective Chair: Rachel Wellhausen, University of Texas at Austin Andrew Schrank, Brown University Disc: Rachel Wellhausen, University of Texas at Austin The Constraints of Radicalism: Politics of Expropriation in Latin America Papers: Economic Responses to War: Casualties and Consumer Riitta-Ilona Koivumaeki, University of Texas, Austin Behavior Partners at Home and Abroad? The Brazilian Sonal S. Pandya, University of Virginia Development Bank and Domestic MNCs The Political Compliance Cycle: Electoral Politics and Jazmin Sierra, Brown University International Commitments Ideological and Territorial Conflict in Post-Neoliberal Tobias Hofmann, University of Utah Latin America Immigration Policy Interdependence and the Geography Kent Eaton, University of California, Santa Cruz of Citizenship Regimes Foreign Capital, Domestic Capital, and Elections in the Sarah J. Cormack Patton, University of Pittsburgh Developing World Jude C. Hays, University of Pittsburgh Raphael Cunha, The Ohio State University Remittances are a Political Blessing and not a Curse DIVISION 13: THE POLITICS OF COMMUNIST AND David H. Bearce, University of Colorado, Boulder FORMER COMMUNIST COUNTRIES Seungbin Park, University of Colorado Boulder 68.21 PROPERTY RIGHTS AND GOVERNANCE IN DIVISION 16: INTERNATIONAL POLITICAL ECONOMY POST-COMMUNIST STATES 68.24 POLITICAL ECONOMY IN THE RISE OF CHINA Chair: Alexei Trochev, Nazarbayev University AND INDIA Disc: Pauline Jones Luong, University of Michigan Chair: Etel L. Solingen, University of California Irvine Roger Schoenman, University of California, Santa Cruz Disc: Etel L. Solingen, University of California Irvine

Papers: The myth of “depoliticized ownership” in post- Papers: China versus India: Two Paths to Global Economic communist political economies Integration Andrew S. Barnes, Kent State University Roselyn Hsueh, Temple University Big business and the politics of wealth defense: The Inventing with the Enemy? U.S. policy toward Chinese case of Ukrainian oligarchs and Indian human capital Stanislav Markus Andrew Bingham Kennedy Volha Charnysh, Harvard University A Theory of Chinese Economic Statecraft Ambiguities of property: Contestation and ‘protracted William J. Norris, Texas A&M University lawfare’ in Kyrgyzstan Cooptation and the Returnees in China, with Regine A. Spector, University of Massachusetts Comparison to India The triple threat to property rights security Min Ye, Boston University Jordan Luc Gans-Morse, Northwestern University The Political Economy of Partial Privatization in China Land rights and local governance under post- and India communism Yu Zheng, University of Connecticut Margaret Hanson, The Ohio State University DIVISION 17: INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATION DIVISION 15: EUROPEAN POLITICS AND SOCIETY 68.25 NGOS IN INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION 68.22 MIGRANTS AND MINORITIES IN Chair: Brett Ashley Leeds, Rice University CONTEMPORARY EUROPEAN POLITICS Disc: Geoffrey P.R. Wallace, Rutgers University Chair: Cristina I Dragomir Disc: Sofia A. Perez, Boston University Papers: The Business of Human Rights: NGO Targeting of Corporations Papers: Easy Concession or Meaningful Representation? Laura Seago, University of Michigan Minority Women in French Politics The Civil Society Crackdown: Explaining Legal Amanda Garrett, New York University Restrictions Against NGOs Marching to the party? Anti-Islamic sentiment and Suparna Chaudhry, Yale University mobilization in Britain The Perfect Storm: Mass Media Influence on INGO Catherine Warrick Responses to Natural Disasters Media Portrayals of Minorities: Muslims in British Anna Schrimpf, Princeton University Newspapers An Emerging Agenda: The World Bank and Roma A. Maurits van der Veen, College of William & Mary Melanie H. Ram, California State University, Fresno Erik J. Bleich, Middlebury College

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Bargaining in the Shadow of Maritime Law Adjudicators DIVISION 23: PRESIDENTS AND EXECUTIVE POLITICS Emilia Justyna Powell, University of Notre Dame 68.34 PRESIDENTS IN CONTEXT: POLITICAL TIME Protecting Trade By Legalizing Political Disputes AND POLARIZATION Christina Davis, Princeton University Chair: Lara Michelle Brown, The George Washington Julia C. Morse, Princeton University University Historical Boundaries and Economic Exchange Disc: Bruce Buchanan, University of Texas, Austin David B. Carter, Princeton University Stephen Weatherford, University of California - Santa Scott Abramson Barbara Diplomacy and Military Coercion in International Disputes Papers: Restoration Politics in the 20th Century: The Case of Shuhei Kurizaki, Waseda University Warren G. Harding David A. Crockett, Trinity University Conceptualizing and Analyzing Stable Interstate Peace: A Quantitative Approach Assessing President Obama’s Place in Political Time Lukas Kasten, Tübingen University Curt Nichols, Baylor University DIVISION 22: LEGISLATIVE STUDIES Presidents and the Politics of Polarization 68.32 DETERMINANTS OF ROLL-CALL VOTING IN B. Dan Wood, Texas A&M University CONGRESS Soren Jordan Kelly Arndt Chair: Boris Shor, Georgetown University Disc: Boris Shor, Georgetown University Polarized Public Opinion and Presidential Success in Congress Jon R. Bond, Texas A&M University, College Station Papers: Senate Elections and Taming the 'Mischievous Effects of Jeffrey E. Cohen, Fordham University a Mutable Government' Benjamin Marshall Gruenbaum, Harvard University Helping Which Part of the Party? Presidential Party Fundraising, 1977-2014 Strategic Voting and Electorally Threatened Legislators Brendan J. Doherty Justin Kirkland, University of Houston Jeffrey J. Harden, University of Colorado Boulder DIVISION 24: PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION 68.35 POSTER SESSION: PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION Legislative Holdouts Daniel M. Butler, Washington University in St. Louis Papers: Assessing the President’s OMB Review of Government Regulations Did Tea Party change the Republican Party in the U.S. Simon F. Haeder, University of Wisconsin-Madison Congress? Hong Min Park, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Institutional Racism, Social Justice and Public Policy Joseph L. Smith, University of Alabama James D. Ward, Mississippi University for Women Richard C. Fording Is Diversity Management effective?–Comparing Social Welfare, Civil Rights, and Political Parties in the Difference among Ethnic Groups 20th Century Congress Roger Qiyuan Jin Erik J. Engstrom, University of California, Davis DIVISION 25: PUBLIC POLICY Robert Huckfeldt, University of California, Davis 68.36 POSTER SESSION: PUBLIC POLICY Fan Lu, University of California, Davis Disc: Hongtao Yi, The Ohio State University Michael D Nash DIVISION 22: LEGISLATIVE STUDIES Papers: A Million Monkeys at a Million Keyboards? Big Data 68.33 POLITICS OF THE HOUSE AND SENATE FLOOR and Salient Rulemakings Chair: Gregory Koger, University of Miami Gabriel J. Michael Disc: Gregory Koger, University of Miami Alyx Mark Jamie L. Carson, University of Georgia Congressional Cues: Singaling Policy and Political Information in 140 Characters Papers: Amending Activity and the Shifting Dimensions of Annelise Russell, University of Texas, Austin Partisan Conflict in Congress How do policy memes spread? A contagion analysis of Nicole Asmussen, Oakland University the UK House of Commons Minority Party Influence on Issue Attention in the U.S. Stefano Gurciullo House of Representatives Ideological Diversity and Policymaking in the United Tyler Hughes States Mostly Unanimous Consent? Complex UCAs in the U.S. Alexander Bolton, Princeton University Senate Information v Ideology: Recognizing (Government) Nicholas Howard, University of North Carolina, Benefits in the Submerged State Chapel Hill Mallory SoRelle, Cornell University The Silenced Senate: the House Amending Advantage in Delphia Shanks-Booth, Cornell University Appropriations Innovation, Cooperation, and the Structure of Peter Hanson, University of Denver Agricultural Information Networks The Public Buildings Boom: Distributive & Partisan Michael A. Levy, UC Davis Politics in Congress Mark N. Lubell, University of California, Davis Charles J. Finocchiaro, University of South Carolina

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Disc: Sean Parson, Northern Arizona University Where She Lives: Federalism and Gender Equality in the United States Papers: The New Face of Agriculture: Intersectional and Wendy J. Schiller, Brown University Inclusive Kaitlin Sidorsky, Brown University Terri R. Jett, Butler University Organizing for Education in Philadelphia Queer(ing) Marx: A Queer Reading of Marx's “On the Marissa Martino Golden, Bryn Mawr College Jewish Question” Rand Quinn, University of Pennsyvlania Matt James Evans, Northwest Arkansas Community Win Win: Balancing Merit and Equity in a Politicized College Federal Grant Competition Hydraulic Fracking, Masculinity, and Domestic Violence Sara E. Dahill-Brown, Wake Forest University in South Texas DIVISION 26: LAW AND COURTS Brooke H. Mascagni, Texas A&M University, 68.45 CREAM PUFF WAR: COURTS AND Kingsville INTERBRANCH RELATIONS Back to the Medina: Gentrification, Citizenship and Chair: Dennis J. Coyle Capital in Marrakesh Disc: Miranda Yaver, Columbia University Khalid Madhi, The University of Illinois at Chicago Political Science in the world of Politics: Do we matter? Papers: Courts, Deference, and Bureaucratic Decisionmaking Phillip J. Ardoin, Appalachian State University Rachel Augustine Potter, University of Virginia DIVISION 40: INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND Mr. Synar Goes to Court: Members of Congress Before POLITICS the Supreme Court 68.42 POSTER SESSION: INFORMATION Christopher B. Brough, Northern Illinois University TECHNOLOGY AND POLITICS Separation of Powers Dysfunction on Trial Papers: Cascading Activation Model in the Digital Sphere; The Jasmine Farrier, University of Louisville case of Twitter and #ISIS J. Mitchell Pickerill, Northern Illinois University Javier Lesaca The Motivating and Constraining Factors of Cyber-Diffusion and Perceptions of Female Political Congressional Court-Curbing Leadership in the MENA Lisa Hager, Kent State University Ammar Shamaileh, Florida State University “Going Public” To Influence Judicial Decisions Overtime relation between online and offline political Paul M. Collins, University of Massachusetts, participation among youth Amherst Yunhwan Kim Matthew Eshbaugh-Soha, University of North Texas Silvia Russo DIVISION 26: LAW AND COURTS Erik Amnå 68.46 SUB-NATIONAL AND CROSS-REGIONAL WebStyle: Congress, Religion, and the Web APPROACHES TO COMPARATIVE PUBLIC LAW Marija Bekafigo, University of Southern Mississippi Chair: Martin Shapiro, University of California, Berkeley Molly Jaye McGuffee Disc: Martin Shapiro, University of California, Berkeley DIVISION 48: HEALTH POLITICS AND HEALTH POLICY 68.43 POSTER SESSION: HEALTH POLITICS & Papers: Under Their Own Laws: Judicial Decentralization in HEALTH POLICY Lebanon and Malawi Papers: Catholics, Liberal Protestants, and American Health Care Emma Hayward, University of Pennsylvania Policy Bringing Home Rome: Explaining the Domestication of Skylar Covich, University of California, Santa the Rome Statute of the ICC Barbara Michael Patrick Broache Federal Pressure and the Politics of State Price The Origins and Development of Affirmative Action in Transparency Innovations Comparative Perspective Philip B. Rocco Stephan Stohler, SUNY, University at Albany Alex Waddan, University of Leicester Who are judicial decisions for? The ‘global community No Use Saying "We are Doing our Best": Women's of law’ in Southern Africa representation via health policy Peter Brett Justine G.M. Ross, University of California, Riverside The Structure of Global Constitutionalism DIVISION 25: PUBLIC POLICY David S. Law, Washington University, St. Louis 68.44 POLICYMAKING IN AMERICAN FEDERALISM Co-sponsored by DIVISION 28: FEDERALISM AND DIVISION 31: WOMEN & POLITICS INTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS 68.47 GENDER QUOTAS I: ADOPTION AND Chair: Jameson W. Doig, Dartmouth College IMPLEMENTATION Co-sponsored by DIVISION 34: REPRESENTATION AND Disc: Carol S. Weissert, Florida State University ELECTORAL SYSTEMS Timothy J. Conlan Chair: Farida Jalalzai Papers: Intergovernmental Delegations and Roll-Call Voting on Disc: Farida Jalalzai Federal Grant Programs Christina Xydias, Clarkson University Pamela Clouser McCann, University of Southern California Anthony Michael Bertelli, New York University

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Chair: Adam J. Berinsky, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Political Disagreement, Socio-Political Contexts and Disc: Michael X. Delli Carpini, University of Pennsylvania Political Tolerance Anne Schaefer Papers: Do Elections Raise Political Interest? Putting Politics in Place: Defining the Neighborhood in Markus Prior, Princeton University Public Opinion Research Silenced and Ignored: How Voter Lists Keep People and Todd Makse, Susquehanna University Opinions out of Politics Scott Louis Minkoff, Barnard College Bradley T Spahn, Stanford University, Department of Anand Edward Sokhey, University of Colorado, Political Science Boulder Simon D. Jackman, Stanford University Would You Like to Know More? Selection, How to Move Beyond the Fatal Flaws of Common Socialization, and Veterans' Preferences Political Knowledge Measures Tyson Chatagnier, Bruno Kessler Foundation Arthur Lupia, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor Jonathan David Klingler, Toulouse School of Economics The Nitty Gritty: The Unexplored Role of Motivation and Grit in Civic Engagement DIVISION 38: POLITICAL COMMUNICATION Sunshine Hillygus, Duke University 68.56 MEDIA UNDER AUTOCRACY: COMPARING John Boschen Holbein, Duke University RUSSIA, CHINA, EGYPT, SYRIA AND Steven Andrew Snell, Duke University AZERBAIJAN Chair: Margaret E Roberts, University of California, San Diego Macrointerest and Politics David A. M. Peterson, Iowa State University Disc: Martin Dimitrov, Tulane University Kyle L. Saunders, Colorado State University Anne-Marie Brady, --University of Canterbury Scott D. McClurg, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale Papers: Different Modes of Authoritarianism: Critical Journalists Joanne Miller, University of Minnesota in China and Russia Maria Repnikova, University of Pennsylvania DIVISION 36: ELECTIONS AND VOTING BEHAVIOR 68.54 VOTER REFORM AND SUPPRESSION Authoritarian Internet Policy: Reigning in the Networks Chair: Ben Highton, University of California, Davis in Putin’s Russia Jaclyn Kerr Disc: Costas Panagopoulos, Fordham University Authoritarianism2.0: Social Media and Political Papers: A Reassessment of the Turnout Effects of Election Discussion in China Daniela Stockmann, Leiden University Reforms in the American States Daniel A. Smith, University of Florida Ting Luo, Leiden University Michael P. McDonald, University of Florida The Media Ecosystem of the Arab Uprisings Marc Lynch, George Washington University The Negative Effect of Voter ID Laws on Hispanic (and Deen G. Freelon, American University Democratic) Turnout Zoltan L. Hajnal, University of California, San Diego Sean Aday, George Washington University Nazita Lajevardi, UCSD Social Media and Political Opposition in Azerbaijan Katy Pearce, University of Washington, Department The Two Income-Participation Gaps Christopher Ojeda, Pennsylvania State University of Communications Farid Guliyev, Jacobs University Bremen Voter suppression or voter fraud in the 2014 US elections DIVISION 38: POLITICAL COMMUNICATION Pippa Pippa Norris, Harvard University 68.57 ORGANIZATIONAL FORMS AND DYNAMICS IN Holly Ann Garnett DIGITAL MEDIA ENVIRONMENTS Chair: Bruce Bimber, University of California, Santa Barbara Why the Sky didn’t Fall: Voter ID Laws and Participation Disc: David A. Karpf Nicholas A. Valentino, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor Papers: Digital Formations of the Powerful and the Powerless? Fabian Neuner, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor Saskia Sassen, Columbia University DIVISION 37: PUBLIC OPINION From Boots to Bytes: Offline and Online Political 68.55 SOCIAL CONTEXT, POLITICAL BEHAVIOR AND Repression around the Globe PUBLIC OPINION Jennifer Earl, University of Arizona Co-sponsored by DIVISION 50: POLITICAL NETWORKS Digital Activists Without Borders Chair: Joshua Robison, Aarhus University, Department of Steven L. Livingston, George Washington University Political Science Patrick Meier, Qatar Computing Research Institute Disc: Betsy Sinclair, University of Chicago DIVISION 42: NEW POLITICAL SCIENCE Patrick Tucker, Washington University in St Louis 68.58 WORK, WAGES & HEALTH: WHAT'S THE STATE GOT TO DO WITH IT? Papers: Online Paths to Politics: Digital Social Capital & Youth Co-sponsored by Labor Project Political Participation Co-sponsored by Poverty, Inequality, and Public Policy Joseph Kahne, Mills College Caucus Benjamin T. Bowyer, Mills College Chair: Maggie Gray, Adelphi University Disc: Maggie Gray, Adelphi University Kim Geron, California State University, East Bay

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X : 51614$TEST 05-20-15 04:29:46 Layout: 51614N : Even Page 110 Daily Schedule DAILY SCHEDULE 111 Saturday, 8:00 AM to 9:45 AM COMPLIANCE WITH THE INT'TRIGHTS HUMAN REGIME Beth A. Simmons, Harvard University Courtney Hillebrecht, University of Nebraska, Lincoln The Implementation of HumanRosa Rights Aloisi, Treaties Trinity University Civil Society Mobilization andRights International Court Human Effectiveness Jillienne Haglund, Washington University inComplexity St. and Louis Compliance inHuman the Rights Inter-American System Cristiane Carneiro, University ofSimone Sao Wegmann, Paulo University of Geneva The Trials of Peace:in Prosecutions Post-Conflict & States ConflictGeoff Recurrence Dancy, Tulane University Eric Wiebelhaus-Brahm, University ofLittle Arkansas Rock at “Friends as Advocates:” Explainingat NGO International Participation Tribunals Paul Strauch, Yale LawBrian School D. Greenhill, Dartmouth College INNOVATIONS IN CROSS-CASE COMPARATIVE METHODS Kim Sass Mikkelsen, Departmentand of Government, Political Aarhus Science University Kim Sass Mikkelsen, Departmentand of Government, Political Aarhus Science University The Demand for SocialDriven? Welfare: A Employer Natural or Experiment Christian Employee Rudolf Thauer, TheJerusalem Hebrew University of Transnational Comparison and theSpatial Problem Variation of Nested Jefferey M. Sellers, University ofWilling Southern to California Pay? TaxExperimental Compliance Analysis in Britain andSven Italy: Steinmo, An European University Institute Assessing Secession in EurasiaComparative through Analysis Qualitative Scott G. Feinstein, University of Florida EXPERIMENTS ON CAMPAIGNS & Co-sponsoredELECTIONS by DIVISION 36:VOTING ELECTIONS BEHAVIOR AND Gaurav Sood, Georgetown University Can Republican African AmericansAmerican win Votes? A African FieldDavid Experiment Niven, University of Cincinnati Mobilizing for Medicaid: PocketbookAppeals v. Socio-tropic Florian Foos, University of Zurich Policy Deliberation and VotingDaniel Behavior Rubenson, Ryerson University Leonard Wantchekon Gabriel Lopez-Moctezuma, Princeton University Cecilia Pe Lero, University of Notre Dame DIVISION 45: HUMAN RIGHTS 68.61 Chair: Disc: Papers: DIVISION 46: QUALITATIVE METHODS 68.62 Chair: Disc: Papers: DIVISION 51: EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH 68.63 Disc: Papers: Page 111 Gender Inequality in theSkills State: Women andIsabella Access Alcaniz, to GVPT, University ofMaxing Maryland Out the MinimumTeri Wage L. in Caraway, Indonesia UniversityCities of Minnesota, Twin Michele Ford Toward a New TheoryLabor of Standards Deterrence: in Co-production theJanice of US R Fine, Rutgers University-NewThe Brunswick health of theStates: immigrant Current communities challenges inRichard the Huizar, United William Paterson University How does Policy AffectCommunity Mass Action Politics? Agencies EvidenceRyan from LaRochelle, Brandeis University ECONOMIC INEQUALITY, IDENTITY, AND DEMOCRATIZATION Co-sponsored by DIVISION 6: POLITICALGretchen ECONOMY G. Casper, Pennsylvania StateEmmanuel University Teitelbaum, George WashingtonGretchen University G. Casper, Pennsylvania State University Patrimonialism, Democracy, Economic Well-beingContemporary in Latin America Agustina Giraudy, American University Jonathan Hartlyn, University ofChapel North Hill Carolina, Economic Inequality and Democracy:Analysis A of Micro-Level Preferences Natalie W. Letsa, CornellMartha University Wilfahrt Inequality, Democratization and theMixture Arab Model Spring: Approach A Robert Kubinec, University of Virginia Patron Saints? Religious ChangeSub-Saharan and Africa Democratization in Elizabeth S. Sperber, Columbia University NEW DIRECTIONS IN THEELECTORAL STUDY AUTHORITARIANISM OF Paul J. Schuler, Stanford Ellen M. Lust Political Participation and theAuthoritarian Survival Regimes of Electoral Ora John Reuter Autocratic Ruling Parties andMichael Strategic K. Democratization Miller, George WashingtonSources University of Authoritarian DurabilityCenturies in the 20thLucan and A. 21st Way, UniversityJean of Lachapelle, Toronto Harvard University Equilibrium Party Hegemony Milan Svolik, University ofChampaign Illinois at Urbana- The Cross- and Sub-nationalin Effect Multiparty of Autocracies OilMichael on Wahman, Elections University ofMatthias Missouri- Basedau, Columbia GIGA Germanand Institute Area of Studies Global X : 51614$TEST 05-20-15 04:29:46 Layout: 51614N : Odd Papers: Papers: DIVISION 44: COMPARATIVE DEMOCRATIZATION 68.59 Chair: Disc: DIVISION 44: COMPARATIVE DEMOCRATIZATION 68.60 Chair: Disc: Papers: Saturday, 8:00 AM to 9:45 AM

When Trust Drowned: Waves of Blame in the 2006 Henrik Syse, Peace Research Institute Oslo (PRIO) Swedish Parliamentary Election William Petropulos, Retired Lina Monica Eriksson 69.3 INDIGENOUS STUDIES NETWORK: AMERICAN The Media Effects of Romney’s 47% Comment: INDIAN TRIBAL NATIONS: SOVEREIGNTY, Evidence From a Natural Experiment POWER, AND INTERGOVERNMENTAL Eunji Kim, University of Pennsylvania RELATIONS DIVISION 52: MIGRATION AND CITIZENSHIP Chair: Laura E. Evans, University of Washington 68.64 DIVERSITY AND THE POLITICS OF Papers: Turning the Tables: Tribal Nations Coopting the IMMIGRANT SELECTION Powerful Co-sponsored by DIVISION 32: RACE, ETHNICITY AND Moroni Benally, University of Washington POLITICS American Indian Voter Turnout Chair: Rogers M. Smith, University of Pennsylvania Frederick J. Boehmke, University of Iowa Disc: Caleb Yong, McGill University Disclaiming Sovereigns in the Forced Federalism Era Cybelle Fox, University of California, Berkeley Joshua Johnson, Washington University in St. Louis Richard C. Witmer, Creighton University Papers: Race, Gender, Class, Disability and the Ethics of Chief Wilma Mankiller: Rebuilding the Cherokee Nation Immigrant Selection Donna Langston Martinez, --university of colorado Antje Ellermann, University of British Columbia denver Agustin Alonso Goenaga Orrego, University of 69.4 INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE British Columbia STUDY OF GERMAN POLITICS: Can You Become One of Us? Legal Selection of CONTEMPORARY ISSUES IN GERMAN “Assimilable” Immigrants FOREIGN POLICY David Scott FitzGerald, UC San Diego Chair: Kevin Costa, Radio France Internationale David Cook-MartÃn, Grinnell College Disc: Beverly Crawford Securitizing Immigration Policy and Race-Based Exclusion Papers: Does Collective Memory Still Influence German Foreign Patti Tamara Lenard, University of Ottawa Policy?" The Politics of Immigration Control Policy in Western Eric Langenbacher Europe The Petersburg Dialogue as a Barometer of German- Kimberly J. Morgan, George Washington University Russian Relations Ties that Bind: Families, Skills, and the Politics of Legal Jennifer Yoder, Colby College Immigration The Process and Politics of German Military Daniel Tichenor Intervention: Explaining Foreign Policy Decision Related Groups Making in German Out-of-Area Operations 69.1 CLAREMONT INSTITUTE FOR THE STUDY OF Karin L. Johnston, American University STATESMANSHIP AND POLITICAL 69.5 POLITICAL STUDIES ASSOCIATION: SHALE PHILOSOPHY: AMERICAN INSTITUTIONS POLITICS AND POLICY IN COMPARATIVE FROM A CONSTITUTIONAL PERSPECTIVE PERSPECTIVE: UK, US, EUROPE Chair: Jason R. Jividen, Saint Vincent College Disc: Christopher P. Borick, Muhlenberg College Disc: Jean M. Yarbrough, Bowdoin College Phillip Munoz, University of Notre Dame Papers: Belief Change and Reinforcement in Contentious Politics: Analyzing Policy Actor Positions on Hydraulic Papers: The Anti-Federalist Origins of Judicial Federalism Fracturing in the U.S. Matthew S. Brogdon, University of Texas at San Chris Weible, University of Colorado-Denver Antonio Tanya Heikkila, University of Colorado-Denver Presidential Opinions, Congressional Recommendations: Fracking Policy in the UK and Switzerland: Coalition The Ambivalent Constitutional Status of Treasury and Cooperation in the Face of Uncertainty and Secretary Alexander Hamilton Ambiguity Adam M. Carrington Paul Cairney Executive Power Over Foreign Affairs in the Founding: Karin Ingold, University of Bern The Neutrality Proclamation of 1793 and the Pacificus- Manuel Fischer, Eawag Helvidius Debate Analyzing the Role of Social Networks in Municipal Conner Lund Decision-Making about High-Volume Hydraulic Negative Space and the Constitution: Unearthing the Fracturing Principles of American Constitutionalism in Madison’s Gwen Arnold, University of California, Davis Notes Le Anh Nguyen-Long, University of Munster David Ramsey, University of West Florida Saturday, 8:30 AM to 9:30 AM 69.2 ERIC VOEGELIN SOCIETY: ROUNDTABLE ON VOEGELIN’S LATE MEDITATIONS AND ESSAYS APSA Events Chair: Michael Franz, Loyola University Maryland 70.1 BUSINESS MEETING FOR CIVIC EDUCATION AND ENGAGEMENT COMMITTEE Part: Glenn Hughes, St. Mary's University Barry Cooper, University of Calgary 70.2 INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION LEADERS David J. Walsh, Catholic University of America BREAKFAST

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Multiculturalism, Internal Borders and the Liberal State: Papers: Immigration, Globalization, and Welfare Privatization in Archipelago or Isthmus EU Member States Richard T. Ashcroft, University of California, Ling Zhu, University of Houston Berkeley Scott Joseph Hofer Towards the Rehabilitation of Perfectionist Agency Quasi-experimental Evidence on the Effects of Welfare Andrew Fagan, University of Essex State Retrenchment DIVISION 5: POLITICAL PSYCHOLOGY Christopher Krogslund, University of California, 73.5 INFORMATION ENVIRONMENT EFFECTS Berkeley Chair: Kathleen Searles, Louisiana State University Party competition and the electoral bases of austere adjustments Disc: Thomas J. Leeper, Aarhus Universitet Nobuhiro Hiwatari, University of Tokyo Yanna Krupnikov, Stony Brook University Redistribution in One Class? Progressive Taxation and Papers: When do People Pay Attention and Seek More the Welfare State Information? Lucy Barnes, University of Kent George E. Marcus, Williams College DIVISION 7: POLITICS AND HISTORY Michael B. MacKuen, University of North Carolina, 73.8 ENGAGED SCHOLARS ADDRESS LEADING Chapel Hill ISSUES IN US POLITICS W. Russell Neuman, University of Michigan Chair: Theda Skocpol, Harvard University More is Not Always Better: Political Information Part: Andrea Louise Campbell, Massachusetts Institute of Overload & Decision Confidence Technology Dona-Gene Barton, University of Nebraska Suzanne Mettler, 3154121910 Political Advantage, Disadvantage and Media Katherine J Cramer, University of Wisconsin, Madison Consumption DIVISION 7: POLITICS AND HISTORY Allison Michelle Archer, Vanderbilt University 73.9 IDEAS, INSTITUTIONS, AND CITIES Incongruent Information and Political Thinking Co-sponsored by DIVISION 30: URBAN POLITICS David P. Redlawsk, Rutgers University, New Chair: Timothy Weaver, University of Louisville Brunswick Disc: Richardson Dilworth, Drexel University Cengiz Erisen, TOBB University of Economics and Technology Papers: Antiracism without Antiracists: Race, Party and Urban Elif Erisen, Hacettepe Universitesi Political Change Climate Change, Political Appeals and Motivated Thomas K. Ogorzalek, Northwestern University Reasoning The Politics of Diversity and Local Immigrant Andrew Owen, University of British Columbia Integration in the US and Canada Paul J. Quirk, University of British Columbia Mara Sidney, Rutgers University, Newark Kathryn Harrison, University of British Columbia Nancy Olewiler, Simon Fraser University "Trying out our ideas": Ideology, Institutions, and Urban Neoliberalization DIVISION 6: POLITICAL ECONOMY Timothy Weaver, University of Louisville 73.6 SOCIAL SPENDING AND OUTCOMES IN NEW Re-examining the Community Reinvestment Act: AND PARTIAL DEMOCRACIES Intercurrence and Urban Policy Co-sponsored by DIVISION 44: COMPARATIVE Amy Widestrom, Arcadia University DEMOCRATIZATION Chair: Erik M. Wibbels, Duke University Trash: A Political History of Municipal Governance, 1880-1930 Disc: Erik M. Wibbels, Duke University Patricia Strach, University at Albany, SUNY Kathleen S. Sullivan, Ohio University Papers: Diversity and Development: Political Institutions and Social Context DIVISION 8: POLITICAL METHODOLOGY Jonathan Hanson, Syracuse University 73.10 DETECTING AND CONCEALING PATTERNS IN DATA Local Capture Revisited Chair: Ines Levin, University of Georgia Xiaoyang Ye, University of Michigan Disc: James Lo, Princeton University Poverty, Inequality and Social Spending: Preferences for what redistribution? Fabiana Machado, Inter-American Development Papers: Detecting Data Falsification in Survey Research Bank Noble Lawton Kuriakose, SurveyMonkey Michael Robbins Target in Motion: the micro-foundations of social policy in Latin America Election Frauds, Postelection Legal Challenges and Soledad Artiz Prillaman, Harvard University Geography in Mexico Walter R. Mebane, University of Michigan, Ann DIVISION 6: POLITICAL ECONOMY Arbor 73.7 THE POLITICS OF WELFARE STATE Jonathan Wall RETRENCHMENT Election Fraud, Digit Tests and How Humans Fabricate Co-sponsored by DIVISION 14: COMPARATIVE Vote Counts POLITICS OF ADVANCED INDUSTRIAL SOCIETIES Verena Mack, University of Konstanz Chair: Alexander C. Pacek Disc: Alexander C. Pacek

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Rhetoric v. Reality: Brokers Networks and Vote Buying DIVISION 13: THE POLITICS OF COMMUNIST AND in Indonesia FORMER COMMUNIST COUNTRIES Edward Aspinall, Australian National University 73.18 POSTER SESSION: THE POLITICS OF Allen D. Hicken, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor COMMUNIST AND FORMER COMMUNIST Meredith L. Weiss, University at Albany, SUNY COUNTRIES Declared Support: Citizen Strategies of Clientelism in Papers: The “Snipers’ Massacre” on the Maidan in Ukraine Brazil Ivan Katchanovski, University of Ottawa Simeon C. Nichter Bringing Ideology Back in: An Alternative View of Salvatore Nunnari, Columbia University China’s Political Succession Vote Buying and Ethnic Voting Cheng Chen, SUNY, Albany Eric J. Kramon Mark Wenyi Lai, Wenzao Ursuline College DIVISION 12: COMPARATIVE POLITICS OF DEVELOPING Yi-Hao Su, University at Albany, SUNY COUNTRIES Putin the Sex Back in Politics: Gender Norms and 73.16 ELECTIONS AND REPRESENTATION IN THE Political Legitimacy in Russia DEVELOPING WORLD Valerie Sperling, Clark University Chair: Fabrice Lehoucq, University of North Carolina, A Tale of Two Cities: Ethnic Riots in Post-Communist Greensboro Estonia Disc: Fabrice Lehoucq, University of North Carolina, Aleksander Lust, Appalachian State University Greensboro Black Citizenship in Eastern Europe Crystal H. Brown, University of Oregon Papers: How Does Minority Representation Shape Development? Formation of New Ideologies of Administration in Village Evidence from India American and Russian Reform Benjamin Pasquale, New York University Boris Bruk, Institute of Modern Russia Indonesia's 2014 election: referendum on democracy? The Failure of Charismatic Cadres in Single-Party Kai Ostwald, University of British Columbia Regimes Institutions and Incumbency Advantage in African Paul J. Schuler, Stanford Elections Dimitar D Gueorguiev, Syracuse University Kennedy Ochieng' Opalo, Stanford University Devising a European Identity on a Platform of Diversity: Local Incumbency Advantage and Performance in Influences and Outcomes Federal Elections in Mexico Albana Shehaj, University of Michigan Ann Arbor Alejandra Armesto, FLACSO-Mexico Democracy’s Effect on Perceptions of Inequality across Negative Party Identification: The cases of Anti- Transition Countries Fujimorismo and Anti-Aprismo Katelyn Finley, University of California, Irvine Carlos Melendez, Universidad Diego Portales DIVISION 14: COMPARATIVE POLITICS OF ADVANCED Jennifer Marie Cyr, University of Arizona INDUSTRIAL SOCIETIES DIVISION 12: COMPARATIVE POLITICS OF DEVELOPING 73.19 POSTER SESSION: COMPARATIVE POLITICS COUNTRIES OF ADVANCED INDUSTRIAL SOCIETIES 73.17 THE POLITICS OF DEVELOPMENT Papers: Liberalization of Highly-Skilled Immigration Policies in Chair: Jeremy L. Wallace, Ohio State University Europe Disc: Jeremy L. Wallace, Ohio State University Melanie Kolbe Responsiveness or Consistency? Position Change Papers: Crops, Community, and Commitment: the Social Strategies for Candidates Foundation of Economic Development Hiroto Katsumata, The University of Tokyo Xiao Ma, University of Washington Value fragmentation Emerging Markets’ Central Banks in the “New Normal” Maria Sofia Jonsson, Gothenburg University, Political Giselle Datz, Virginia Tech Science Dep Maria Antonieta Del Tedesco Lins, University of Sao Richard Svensson, University of Gothenburg Paulo DIVISION 15: EUROPEAN POLITICS AND SOCIETY Capital Flight and Southeast Asia: A political economy 73.20 POSTER SESSION: EUROPEAN POLITICS AND approach SOCIETY Kenneth Faulve-Montojo, Santa Clara University Disc: Ted G. Jelen, University of Nevada, Las Vegas Whose Goals, Who Benefits and How: Politics of the Share Merger Reform in China Papers: Extreme Right Organizations and the Internet in Jinjie Liu Contemporary European Politics From Rule-Taker to Rule-Maker? The Transformation of manuela caiani Kenya's Competition Policy The Logic of Democratic Extremism: Reexamining voter Tim Buthe, Duke University distribution within the EU Sophia Staal, Duke University Nathan William Henceroth The Quest for a "Legitimate" Enemy - Populist Radical Parties in Europe Karen Umansky, Tel Aviv University Alberto Spektorowski, Tel Aviv University

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Voting for Left Parties in the Middle East: Evidence DIVISION 14: COMPARATIVE POLITICS OF ADVANCED from Tunisia INDUSTRIAL SOCIETIES Ekrem Karakoc, SUNY, Binghamton University 73.28 DECENTRALIZATION AND REDISTRIBUTION Talha Kose, Istanbul Sehir University Co-sponsored by DIVISION 6: POLITICAL ECONOMY H Ege Ozen, Binghamton University, SUNY Chair: Linda Choi Hasunuma, Franklin and Marshall College When Do Electoral Losers Accept Democracy? Evidence Papers: Decentralization and Preferences for Redistribution from Egypt and Tunisia Jeremy Ferwerda Sharan Grewal, Princeton University Steve Louis-Andre Monroe, Department of Politics, Intra-party Conflict, The Welfare State, and The Politics Princeton University of (De)centralization Melodie Chika Ogawa, Harvard University Exclusion, Polarization, and Coups Taeko Hiroi, University of Texas at El Paso Political Knowledge and Support for Redistribution Sawa Omori, International Christian University Jason Jordan, Drew University When Cooptation Fails: The Spatial Dynamics of Protest The Political Economy of Social Policy Implementation: and Repression in Bahrain Evidence from France Trevor Johnston, University of Michigan Johannes Hemker, Columbia University The Diffusion of Opposition Parties in Authoritarian DIVISION 15: EUROPEAN POLITICS AND SOCIETY Regimes: Mexico 1984-2000 73.29 POLITICAL REVERBERATIONS OF THE Adrian Lucardi, Washington University in St. Louis FINANCIAL CRISIS I: DOMESTIC CONSEQUENCES Organizing security under dictatorship Gonzalo Rivero, YouGov Chair: James Sloam, University of London, Royal Holloway Disc: Aina Gallego, Institut de Barcelona d'Estudis Organized crime: How democratization gets trapped in Internacionals transition Maria Sofia Jonsson, Gothenburg University, Political Science Dep Papers: Extreme right support and mainstream party failure after the financial crisis DIVISION 55: CLASS & INEQUALITY Trevor J Allen, University of California, Irvine 73.26 POSTER SESSION: CLASS & INEQUALITY Great Recession, Austerity, and Political Extremism in Papers: Fleecing the Poor to Educate the Middle Class: The Europe Georgia Lottery and the HOPE Jana Grittersova, University of California, Riverside Masako Rachel Okura, Columbus State University One Family, Diverse Strategies – The Impact of the DIVISION 13: THE POLITICS OF COMMUNIST AND Euro-Crisis on Party Policies FORMER COMMUNIST COUNTRIES Sebastian U. Bukow, Heinrich-Heine-University 73.27 REVISITING SOCIAL MOVEMENTS, CIVIL Duesseldorf SOCIETY AND PARTY CHANGE AFTER Niko Switek, University Duisburg-Essen COMMUNISM Technocratic Shift During the Eurocrisis: What Impact Co-sponsored by DIVISION 44: COMPARATIVE DEMOCRATIZATION on European Democracies? Eri E Bertsou, London School of Economics Chair: Joshua A. Tucker, New York University Giulia Pastorella Disc: Jelena Subotic, Georgia State University Political Ramifications of the Eurozone Crisis: Evidence Tsveta Petrova, Columbia University from Spain Alexander Kuo, Cornell University Papers: Online Communities and the Politics of Abeyance in Jose Fernandez-Albertos, CSIC Hybrid Authoritarianism Samuel A. Greene, King's College London DIVISION 16: INTERNATIONAL POLITICAL ECONOMY Graeme Robertson, University of North Carolina, 73.30 POLICIES, POLITICS AND FINANCIAL CRISES Chapel Hill Chair: Ben William Ansell, Nuffield College, University of Explaining Civil Society Mobilization in the EU Oxford Accession Process Disc: Ben William Ansell, Nuffield College, University of Natasha Wunsch, University College London Oxford Lucy M. Goodhart, Brandeis University Communism’s Legacy and Europe’s Pull: Social Movements and Gay-Rights Activism Conor O'Dwyer Papers: After the Rain Comes the Sun? The Political Economy of Credit Recoveries Between Social Movements & External Actors: When Puspa D Amri, Ithaca College Do Parties Change Position? Andreas Kern, Georgetown University Milada Anna Vachudova, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Policy responses to banking crises over the very long Marko Zilovic, George Washington University run Jeffrey M. Chwieroth, London School of Economics The Rise of Politicized Homophobia: Slovakia’s Andrew Walter, Melbourne School of Government, Traditionalist Turn University of Melbourne John A. Gould, Colorado College

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X : 51614$TEST 05-20-15 04:29:46 Layout: 51614N : Even Page 118 Daily Schedule DAILY SCHEDULE 119 Saturday, 10:15 AM to 12:00 PM Circumventing Audience Costs? AnAlliance Experiment Loopholes on & Compliance Joshua Camden Fjelstul, EmoryDan University Reiter, Emory University Michael R. Tomz, StanfordJessica University L. P. Weeks, UniversityRestraining of Gulliver: Wisconsin-Madison Competency Costs,and Public Intervention Opinion, Christopher F. Gelpi, TheJoseph Ohio M. State Grieco, University Duke University Politics Beyond the Border:the Civil-Military Use Relations of and ForceAnne Abroad E. Sartori, MIT Hand-Tying versus Muscle-Flexing inTodd Crisis S. Bargaining Sechser, University ofGod Virginia is on OurForeign Side: Policy Use Crises ofJoshua Religious Su-Ya Rhetoric Wu, during The Ohio State University DOMESTIC AUDIENCES AND INTERNATIONAL CONFLICT Jonathan D. Caverley Jonathan D. Caverley Promise and Preference: LeaderAudiences and in Domestic Crisis Bargaining Cathy Xuanxuan Wu, University ofAn Texas, Experimental Austin Analysis ofAudience Alliance Costs Commitments and Brian Lai, University ofNicholas Iowa Martini Militarized Disputes, Partisanship, andfor Electoral the Support Incumbent Shane Paul Singh, University ofDoves Georgia make Hawks: MissingOpinion Link and between Audience Public Costs Kiyotaka Yasui The Effect of WarAnna on Getmansky, Political Interdisciplinary Attitudes CenterHerzliya (IDC) To Whom Do ReputationsJonathan Adhere? Renshon, University ofAllan Wisconsin-Madison Dafoe, Yale University Paul K. Huth, University of Maryland, College Park SOCIALIZATION AND VIOLENCE Jeffrey T. Checkel, Simon FraserElisabeth University Jean Wood, YaleScott University Straus, University of Wisconsin, Madison Rethinking Socialization: The CasePatrols of Guatemala’s Civil Regina A. Bateson, MIT Enacting Collective Violence: MeaningSocialization Making and Lee Ann Fujii Membership Matters: Socialization andGroup the Allegiance Dynamics of Scott Gates, PRIO Socialization Processes in StateOrganizations and Non-State Armed Amelia Hoover Green, Drexel University Papers: DIVISION 21: CONFLICT PROCESSES 73.34 Chair: Disc: Papers: DIVISION 21: CONFLICT PROCESSES 73.35 Chair: Disc: Papers: Page 119 Capital Inflows, Financial Competition,Crises and Banking David Andrew Singer, MassachusettsTechnology Institute of Mark Copelovitch, University of Wisconsin,Interest Madison Groups and CurrencyComparative Crises: Perspective Argentina in David A. Steinberg, Johns Hopkins University POLITICS OF INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION Jana von Stein, Victoria UniversityJana of von Wellington Stein, VictoriaLeslie University Johns, of University Wellington of California, Los Angeles Behave, or else? AidCouncil and voting onSvanhildur the Thorvaldsdottir, UN University Security of Rochester The First Image Reversed:to Do the IGOs Mass Provide Public? David Information H. Bearce, UniversityThomas of Richard Colorado, Cook Boulder Autocratic Ratification of InternationalAgreements Human Rights Mi Hwa Hong, University ofChina’s Michigan Socialization into InternationalEvidence Legal from Regimes: Hard Law Jing Tao, Princeton University Funding Aid Agencies: TheCore Political v. Determinants Non-Core of Funding Katherine Vera Bryant EMOTION, PSYCHOLOGY, AND CONFLICT Co-sponsored by DIVISION 5:PSYCHOLOGY POLITICAL Deborah Welch Larson, UCLADepartment Political Science Deborah Welch Larson, UCLADepartment Political Science The Cognitive Sources ofJohnson Falling and Dominoes: the Kennedy, VietnamMichael War D. Cohen, University ofRethinking Southern Deterrence: Denmark Toward aof Neuropolitical Nuclear Model Security John Michael Friend, UniversityBradley of A. Hawaii Thayer, at University Manoa ofThe Iceland Psychology of RevengeInternational and Relations Deterrence in Pete Hatemi, Pennsylvania State University Terrorist Mindsets: Insights fromEvolutionary Social Psychology and Zoey Reeve, University of Edinburgh Emotional Turnabout and thein Communication Face-to-face of Diplomacy Resolve Seanon Wong, University of Southern California EMPIRICAL ANALYSES OF FOREIGNCRISIS POLICY BEHAVIOR Co-sponsored by DIVISION 21: CONFLICTJoshua PROCESSES Su-Ya Wu, The OhioJason State A. University Reifler, UniversityRoseanne of McManus, Exeter Baruch College, CUNY X : 51614$TEST 05-20-15 04:29:46 Layout: 51614N : Odd Papers: Papers: DIVISION 17: INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATION 73.31 Chair: Disc: DIVISION 18: INTERNATIONAL SECURITY 73.32 Chair: Disc: DIVISION 18: INTERNATIONAL SECURITY 73.33 Chair: Disc: Saturday, 10:15 AM to 12:00 PM

The Underproduction of Military Violence and the Papers: Private Civil Rights Litigation and the American Limits of Socialization Bureaucracy Devorah S. Manekin, Arizona State University Quinn W. Mulroy, Syracuse University Autonomy, secession and conflict: a strategic model The intergovernmental and interest group roots of the Lars-Erik Cederman, ETH Zurich American bureaucracy Simon Hug, University of Geneva Kimberley S. Johnson, Barnard College DIVISION 22: LEGISLATIVE STUDIES Private Enforcement Regimes, Policy Impact, and 73.36 PARTY LEADERSHIP AND PARTISAN Citizen Participation COMMUNICATION Ann-Marie E. Szymanski, University of Oklahoma Chair: Kathryn Pearson, University of Minnesota, Twin Cities Beyond Deregulation: Explaining the Dynamics of Disc: Kathryn Pearson, University of Minnesota, Twin Cities Contemporary Regulatory Change Hong Min Park, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Marc Allen Eisner, Wesleyan University DIVISION 26: LAW AND COURTS Papers: Choosing the Leader: Explaining Leadership Elections in 73.39 TALK TALK: EMPIRICAL AND the U.S. House METHODOLOGICAL INSIGHTS FROM Matthew N. Green, Catholic University of America INTERVIEWING JUDGES Douglas B. Harris, Loyola University Maryland Chair: Lee Epstein, Washington University in St. Louis Legislative Institutions and the Power of Majority-Party Part: Jeffrey L. Dunoff Leaders Mark A. Pollack, Temple University Alexander Fouirnaies, Nuffield College Rebecca Gill, University of Nevada, Las Vegas Andrew B Hall Jennifer Barnes Bowie, University of Richmond When Bipartisanship is Partisan Todd Tucker Sean Westwood, Princeton University DIVISION 28: FEDERALISM AND INTERGOVERNMENTAL Partisan Payoffs: Distributive Politics and Party RELATIONS Participation in the US House 73.40 FISCAL POLITICS IN FEDERAL SYSTEMS Scott R. Meinke Co-sponsored by DIVISION 6: POLITICAL ECONOMY C’Mon, Let’s Tweet Again, Like We Did Last Summer Disc: Jonathan Rodden, Stanford University Osnat Akirav, Western Galilee College Heidi Jane M. Smith, George Mason University DIVISION 23: PRESIDENTS AND EXECUTIVE POLITICS Papers: An Analysis of State-Municipal Interactions in Brazil 73.37 PRESIDENTIAL INFLUENCE AND Alice Z Xu CONGRESSIONAL POLITICS Co-sponsored by DIVISION 22: LEGISLATIVE STUDIES Corruption and preferences for inter-regional redistribution Chair: Alan E. Wiseman, Vanderbilt University Sergi Pardos, University of Oxford, Merton College Disc: Matthew N. Beckmann, University of California, Irvine Theresa Kuhn, University of Amsterdam Terry Sullivan, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Disputes for oil rents in federations: a comparative study Beni Trojbicz Papers: Presidential Influence in an Age of Congressional Politics of Federal Transfers in Putin's Russia Dominance Gulnaz Sharafutdinova Jon C. Rogowski, Washington University in St. Louis Rostislav Turovsky, Higher School of Economics Rise of the Informal Presidency: Understanding New The brazilian barons of excise tax: ICMS disputes Levers of Presidential Power between 1998 and 2011 Saul P. Jackman, Vanderbilt University Rodrigo dos santos Executive Discretion and Legislative Appropriations DIVISION 29: STATE POLITICS AND POLICY Sharece Thrower 73.41 POLICY IMPLEMENTATION AND Alexander Bolton, Princeton University CONSTITUTIONAL REFORMS IN THE AMERICAN STATES Presidential Lobbying and Legislative Success Kenneth Lowande, University of Virginia Disc: Jeff Yates, SUNY, Binghamton University Andrew Clarke, University of Virginia Papers: Democratic Responsiveness in State Policy Powering Down the Presidency: Congress and Recess Implementation Appointments Douglas Spencer Ian Ostrander, Texas Tech University Miranda Yaver, Columbia University DIVISION 25: PUBLIC POLICY Federalism, Sovereignty, and Constitutional Revision in 73.38 THE DEVELOPMENT AND EVOLUTION OF the South, 1860-1902 AMERICAN BUREAUCRACY Paul Emerson Herron, Clark University Co-sponsored by DIVISION 7: POLITICS AND HISTORY The Evolution of Constitutional Restrictiveness in State Chair: Daniel P. Carpenter, Harvard University Legislatures Disc: Chloe Thurston Nancy Martorano Miller, University of Dayton Carlos E. Diaz-Rosillo, Harvard Keith E. Hamm, Rice University Ronald D. Hedlund The Political Origins of Whistleblower Legislation Abby K. Wood

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DIVISION 36: ELECTIONS AND VOTING BEHAVIOR Chair: Antoinette Pole 73.47 VOTERS AND MANDATES: EVALUATING Disc: Jason Gainous, University of Louisville SPECIFIC ACCOUNTABILITY PROCESSES Chair: Elin Naurin, Univeristy of Gothenburg Papers: A tale of the 2014 Brazilian Election through the web Disc: Michael D. McDonald, SUNY, Binghamton University MARCO AURELIO RUEDIGER Amaro S. Grassi Papers: Does Promise Breaking Lose Votes? Pedro Aurelio Lenhard, Fundação Getulio Vargas Robert Thomson, University of Strathclyde An assessment of candidate online campaigns at the Heinz Brandenburg, University of Aberdeen 2015 UK General Election How Accurate are Voters’ Evaluation of Pledge Rosalynd Victoria Southern, Manchester Fulfillment? Benjamin John Lee, The University of Leicester Francois Petry, Laval University New Information Dynamics in Political Campaigning Dominic Duval Michael J. Jensen, University of Canberra Negativity Biases in Specific Accountability Processes Social Media Campaigns & Election Outcomes: Is There Niels Markwat a Real Relationship? Election Pledge Rhetoric: Selling Policy with Words Seyedreza Mousavi Elina Anna Marit Lindgren, University of Using Volume and Tone on Twitter for Electoral Gothenburg Prediction: Not so Simple Elin Naurin, Univeristy of Gothenburg Shannon C McGregor, University of Austin Election Promises in Bulgaria, 1990-2013: Numbers, Rachel Mourao, The University of Texas at Austin Issues, and Voter Choice Logan Molyneux, University of Texas at Austin Petia A. Kostadinova, University of Illinois at DIVISION 42: NEW POLITICAL SCIENCE Chicago 73.50 ANARCHISM AND RADICAL DEMOCRACY DIVISION 37: PUBLIC OPINION Chair: Laurence Davis, University College Cork 73.48 NEW FRONTIERS IN RESEARCH ON PUBLIC Papers: Anarchism and Democracy: Classical and Contemporary ATTITUDES TOWARD IMMIGRATION Approaches Chair: Jack Citrin, University of California, Berkeley Nathan Jun, Midwestern State University Disc: Benjamin J. Newman, University of Connecticut Anarchism and Radical Democracy in the German Non- dogmatic Left Papers: Is there a “Disconnect” between Public Opinion and Darcy K. Leach, Bradley University U.S. Admissions Policy? Daniel Guérin and the Idea of ‘Total Revolution’ Morris E Levy, University of Southern California Dave Berry, Loughborough University Matthew Wright, American University Anarchism and the Democratization of Democracy Jack Citrin, University of California, Berkeley Laurence Davis, University College Cork Opposition to Immigration in Comparative Perspective (How) Does Politics Matter Anymore? Nicholas A. Valentino, University of Michigan, Ann Martha A. Ackelsberg, Smith College Arbor Stuart N. Soroka, University of Michigan DIVISION 44: COMPARATIVE DEMOCRATIZATION Shanto Iyengar, Stanford University 73.51 WHY DEMOCRATIZATION SUCCEEDS Toril Aalberg, NTNU Trondheim Chair: Tarek E. Masoud, Harvard University Raymond M. Duch, University of Oxford Disc: Tarek E. Masoud, Harvard University Thorsten Faas Kyu S. Hahn, Seoul National University Papers: The Social Origins of Democracy Reconsidered Kasper M. Hansen Michael Albertus, University of Chicago Allison Harell, Université du Québec à Montréal Marc Helbling, Social Science Research Center WZB Autonomous Institutions: Why Democratization Failed in Simon D. Jackman, Stanford University Egypt but not Tunisia Tetsuro Kobayashi, National Institute of Informatics Sharan Grewal, Princeton University Does Service Warrant Citizenship, and For Whom? All for One and One for All? Democratization through Cara Wong, University of Illinois at Urbana- “Inclusive” Transition Champaign Katherine E Michel, UC Berkeley Imagined (Immigrant) Communities Business and Political transitions Tom K. Wong, University of California, San Diego Ian Shapiro, Yale University Itumeleng Makgetla Broken Promise: Effects of Local Deportations on Validated Turnout and Attitudes Long-term Consequences of Local Election in Adam Thal, Princeton University Authoritarian Regimes Vladimir Enrique Medenica, Princeton University Xiaobo Lu, University of Texas at Austin Ali A. Valenzuela, Princeton University DIVISION 45: HUMAN RIGHTS DIVISION 40: INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND 73.52 DOMESTIC GOVERNANCE AND HUMAN POLITICS RIGHTS 73.49 CAMPAIGNING ONLINE: CROSS-NATIONAL Chair: Mahmood Monshipouri, San Francisco State University ASSESSMENTS OF THE WEB’S ROLE IN Disc: Wendy Wong, University of Toronto ELECTIONS

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Getting Their Signals Crossed: Explaining Why The Big Media Coverage of Presidential Elections in Politicians See Uniformity of Views among Jews and Brazil: Watchdog or Opposition Party Evangelical Christians on Israel despite the Actual Joao Feres Feres, IESP-UERJ/CNPq Diversity 74.5 CENTER FOR THE STUDY OF THE Bryan R. Daves, Yeshiva University CONSTITUTION: TAKINGS AND THE Deafening Diversity: Grappling with Hegemony AMERICAN REGIME: REEXAMINING KELO V. Boaz Ahad Ha'am, Haifa University NEW LONDON 74.2 ASSOCIATION OF CHINESE POLITICAL Chair: Guy Fred Burnett, Hampden-Sydney College STUDIES: VARIETIES OF POLITICAL Disc: Scott Bullock, Institute for Justice PARTICIPATION IN CONTEMPORARY CHINA Wesley Horton, Horton, Shields & Knox, P.C. Chair: John James Kennedy Disc: John James Kennedy Papers: The Impact of the Kelo Decision Jessica C. Teets, Middlebury College Ilya Somin, George Mason University The Uselessness of the Public Use Requirement Papers: Pollution, Institutions, and Street Protest in Urban China Abraham Bell, University of San Diego Yang Zhong, Shanghai Jiao Tong University Kelo v. New London Can Consultation Replace Election in Generating John C. Eastman, Chapman University Authoritarian Legitimacy? 74.6 CLAREMONT INSTITUTE FOR THE STUDY OF Szu-chien Hsu, Academia Sinica STATESMANSHIP AND POLITICAL Factors Affecting the Result of Homeowners’ Collective PHILOSOPHY: COMPASSION, CRUELTY, AND Action in Contemporary Urban China THE VIRTUES OF THE ENLIGHTENMENT Zhiming Sheng, Shanghai University Chair: Matthew D. Mendham, Christopher Newport University Listen to Rubber Stamp's Voice: Information Gathering Disc: Khalil Habib in Authoritarian Congress Daniel J. Mahoney, Assumption College Zeren Li, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology Papers: Compassion and Natural Disasters: Voltaire, Rousseau, 74.3 ASSOCIATION OF KOREAN POLITICAL and Smith on Sympathy Across Borders STUDIES: CONFLICTS OF KOREA Richard Boyd, Georgetown University Chair: Jae-Jung Suh The Elusive Center: Moderation in the Writings of the Disc: Mikyoung Kim, Hiroshima Peace Institute Coppet Group Aurelian Craiutu, Indiana University Papers: Individuals and Culture in Korea’s Democratic Sexual Theodicy: Rousseau on the Gentlest and Most Movement in the 1970s and 1980s Ferocious of Societies Youngtae Shin, University of Central Oklahoma Matthew D. Mendham, Christopher Newport South Korean Protests during the Park Geun-hye Regime University Taehyun Nam, Salisbury University Montesquieu on Accusations of Treason and the Cruel Partisan Politics and Redistributive Policies in South Punishments that Follow Korea: Evidence from National and Subnational Level Vickie B. Sullivan, Tufts University Data Analysis 74.7 CONFERENCE GROUP ON JURISPRUDENCE Eunyoung Ha, Claremont Graduate University AND PUBLIC LAW: AUTHOR MEETS CRITICS Christopher Hwang DENNIS PATTERSON'S MINDS, BRAINS, AND LAW : THE CONCEPTUAL FOUNDATIONS OF Island Disputes and Diversionary Politics: AGame- LAW AND NEUROSCIENCE . Theoretic Analysis with an Application to Japan and Korea Chair: David Fagelson, American University Shale Horowitz, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee Part: J. Donald Moon, Wesleyan University Sunwoong Kim, University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee Alan Ryan, Stanford University Development Power Theory: Application to South Korea David Fagelson, American University Uk Heo, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee Dennis Patterson, European University Terence Roehrig, Naval War College Michael Pardo, University of Alabama School of Law 74.4 BRAZILIAN POLITICAL SCIENCE 74.8 CONFERENCE GROUP ON THE MIDDLE EAST: ASSOCIATION: THE NEW CHALLENGES OF YOUTH POLITICS IN THE CONTEMPORARY DEMOCRACY IN BRAZIL ARAB WORLD Chair: Leonardo Avritzer, Universidade Federal de Minas Chair: Augustus Richard Norton Gerais Disc: Denis J. Sullivan, Northeastern University Disc: Brian Wampler, Boise State University Emily Cury, Northeastern University

Papers: Inverting Lampedusa: Governmental Coalitions and Papers: In Continued Denial: Youth Dissatisfaction in the Post- Political Crisis during the PT’s Era in Brazil Arab Awakening World Claudio Goncalves Couto, FGV-EAESP Mary Chloe Mulderig Ascension and Stagnation of Participatory Policies at the A Crisis of National Identity: How Youth Fuel Political National Level in Brazil Entropy in Libya Leonardo Avritzer, Universidade Federal de Minas Ayman Grada, Boston University School of Medicine Gerais

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76.3 JOURNAL OF POLITICAL SCIENCE Exclusion and Collusion: Dismantling the Nicaraguan EDUCATION EDITORIAL BOARD MEETING Violence Against Women Law 76.4 NCOBPS EXECUTIVE COUNCIL MEETING Shannon Drysdale Walsh, University of Minnesota Duluth 76.5 REFLECTIONS ON THE IMPACT OF MARTHA DERTHICK ON POLITICAL SCIENCE Obstetric Violence: Indigenous Women, Activism and Chair: Steven Rathgeb Smith, American Political Science Medicine in Latin America Association Cheryl O'Brien, San Diego State University Part: Beryl A. Radin, McCourt School of Public Policy Safe Spaces? Addressing Gender-Based Violence in the Georgetown University Occupy/Decolonize Movements R. Kent Weaver, Georgetown University Celeste M. Montoya, University of Colorado, Boulder Paul J. Quirk, University of British Columbia APSA Events 76.6 SOUTHEAST ASIAN POLITICS RELATED 78.1 PS: POLITICAL SCIENCE AND POLITICS PANEL GROUP BUSINESS MEETING Part: Paul Gronke, Reed College 76.7 SURVEY RESEARCH IN THE DEVELOPING Phillip J. Ardoin, Appalachian State University WORLD Division Panels Saturday, 2:00 PM to 3:45 PM DIVISION 1: POLITICAL THOUGHT AND PHILOSOPHY: HISTORICAL APPROACHES Theme Panels 79.1 REAPPRAISING NATIONAL SELF- 77.1 AFTER OBAMA: LEGACIES OF AMERICA'S DETERMINATION FIRST MINORITY PRESIDENT Co-sponsored by DIVISION 2: FOUNDATIONS OF Co-sponsored by DIVISION 23: PRESIDENTS AND POLITICAL THEORY EXECUTIVE POLITICS Co-sponsored by DIVISION 3: NORMATIVE POLITICAL Co-sponsored by DIVISION 32: RACE, ETHNICITY AND THEORY POLITICS Chair: Courtney Jung, University of Toronto Co-sponsored by DIVISION 52: MIGRATION AND Disc: Joshua Simon, King's College London CITIZENSHIP Rainer Forst, Johann Wolfgang Goethe University Chair: Andrew C. Rudalevige, Bowdoin College Part: George C. Edwards, Texas A&M University, College Papers: From Principle to Right: Self-determination in the Age Station of Decolonization Daniel Q. Gillion, University of Pennsylvania Adom Getachew Matt A. Barreto, University of California, Los Angeles Pearl K. Ford Dowe, University of Arkansas, Metamorphosis: The Jewish Struggle for Freedom Fayetteville Through Mastery in Palestine Joan E. Cocks, Mount Holyoke College 77.2 BEYOND OUR BORDERS: DOES POLITICAL SCIENCE HAVE AN IMPACT ON OTHER A Theory of Democratic and Legal National DISCIPLINES? Independence Within the EU Co-sponsored by DIVISION 2: FOUNDATIONS OF Casiano A.W. Hacker-Cordon, CUNY-Brooklyn POLITICAL THEORY College Co-sponsored by DIVISION 8: POLITICAL DIVISION 1: POLITICAL THOUGHT AND PHILOSOPHY: METHODOLOGY HISTORICAL APPROACHES Co-sponsored by DIVISION 46: QUALITATIVE 79.2 WOMEN AND REPUBLICANISM IN THE METHODS EIGHTEENTH CENTURY Chair: Alvin B. Tillery, Northwestern University Chair: Alan Coffee Part: Daniel P. Carpenter, Harvard University Disc: Sandrine Berges John H. Aldrich, Duke University Margaret Levi, Stanford University Papers: Catharine Macaulay and Mary Wollstonecraft: Two Ian Shapiro, Yale University Concepts of Neo-Roman Liberty Lawrie Balfour, University of Virginia Alan Coffee 77.3 GLOBAL DIVERSITIES OF RESPONSES TO Reassessing the impact of the ‘Republican Virago’ GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE Karen Green Co-sponsored by DIVISION 31: WOMEN & POLITICS From Republican Housewife to French Macaulay: the Chair: Shannon Drysdale Walsh, University of Minnesota paradox of Phlippon Roland. Duluth Sandrine Berges Disc: Hannah E. Britton, University of Kansas The Politics of Taste in Mary Wollstonecraft’s S. Laurel Weldon Egalitarian Educational Ideal Madeline Cronin Papers: Police Responses to Gender-Based Violence in South Africa Wollstonecraft’s concepts of Virtue and Duty Hannah E. Britton, University of Kansas Martina Reuter Enforcing Gender-Based Violence Laws in Cote d’Ivoire DIVISION 2: FOUNDATIONS OF POLITICAL THEORY and Liberia 79.3 INTERROGATING, HISTORICIZING, AND Peace A. Medie DECOLONIZING MATERIALIST POLITICS AND METHOD Chair: Ryan Schowen, N/A

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X : 51614$TEST 05-20-15 04:29:46 Layout: 51614N : Even Page 126 Daily Schedule DAILY SCHEDULE 127 Saturday, 2:00 PM to 3:45 PM The Sun Too CastsRichard Shadows: A. Truth Barrett, in University Diverse ofThe Worlds Southern Time California is AlwaysFrustration Out of Joint:Juman Democratic Kim Time of The Outsider(s) in Spinoza’sDorothy Philosophy H. B. Kwek, UniversitätThe Konstanz Political against theRadical State: Democracy Laclau, PoulantzasRafael and Khachaturian POSTER SESSION: NORMATIVE POLITICAL THEORY Against the New Communism Evan Robert Farr Bringing In the WorkHybrid of Labor Nature: FromAlyssa Natural Battistoni, Capital Yale to University Dramatization as a MethodNobutaka of Otobe, Realist Ibaraki Political University Theory Land, Jurisdiction, and Territories:Account A Cosmopolitan Anna Jurkevics Liberalism and the PoliticsMigrants of Legalizing Unauthorized Fumio Iida, Kobe University Living Together as EqualsKevin in K the W Global Ip,Kong Context The Chinese University ofNature Hong on Trial: DiversityIntersubjectivity and Domination beyond Umur Basdas, Yale Political ScienceNorm-based Department Discrimination: Functioning andof Diffusion Respectability Norms Tamar Malloy, University ofHill North Carolina, Chapel Ostracism, and the ParadoxAnthoula of Malkopoulou Democratic Exclusion The Space for Meso-LevelProductivity Justice: in Norm-Governed the Corporation Abraham A. Singer, University ofUncertainty Toronto in Scientific andMatthew Political Evan Representations Heller, UniversityBoulder of Colorado, Voluntary Migration and theCitizenship Problem of Semi- Matt S. Whitt, ThompsonUniversity Writing Program, Duke A Genealogy of 'Responsibilty' H. Howell Williams Drone Warfare, Targeted Killing"Legitimate" and Violence the Conditions of Ian R. Zuckerman Theorizing Collective Silence asMatthew Deliberation Calhoun Shafer POSTER SESSION: POLITICS, LITERATURE, AND FILM Ignorance Rising: Hollywood WrestlesJohn with S. Populism Nelson, University of Iowa DIVISION 3: NORMATIVE POLITICAL79.5 THEORY Papers: DIVISION 41: POLITICS, LITERATURE,79.6 AND FILM Papers: Page 127 Alexander Weheliye, Northwestern University In the Beginning wasFeminine, the and Body? the The Political Asma Slave, Abbas, the Bard College atRevolutionary Simon's Intimacy: Rock Reading withand Kavafis, Lorde Fanon, Anna M. Agathangelou, York University Gender Genealogy: Historicity, Materiality,Jemima Biopolitics Repo, University of Helsinki Reading the Dead Denise Ferreira da Silva,Columbia University of British Testing Transparency Vanita Seth, University of California--Santa Cruz POSTER SESSION: FOUNDATIONS OF POLITICAL THEORY A new method fortheory analyzing in comparative a political 3-DMeicen space Sun Alberti's Renaissance: The Autonomyand of the the Politics Political ofPeter Space Janos Galambos Sustainability and the CivicDemocratic Imagination: Pedagogy Statistics asCallum a Ingram Arendt's Materialism: Experiences ofElizabeth Objectivity Krontiris, Yale University,Political Department Science of Food, Race, and Agency:Making Cultural Objects andCharles Citizen- T. Lee, Arizona StateHelen University of Argos andof the Enlightenment" Feminine ComplexKatherine of Bermingham, "Dialectic University of NotreIs Dame it Curtains forForm Greatness?: of Acting Greatness asKatherine a Goktepe Democratic Plato and the PoliticsDanielle of Hanley, Crying University of Pennsylvania Culture-Specific World Order ConceptsPolitical in Thought International Alexander Niedermeier Wolfram C. Ridder, UniversityNuremberg of Erlangen- How to Kill ain Mortal Hobbes’s God: "Behemoth" PowerVijay and Phulwani, History Cornell University Marx and Atheism Charles Devellennes, University of Kent Performing & Contesting AuthoritativeThe Public Case Speech: of InternetBonnie Trolls Marilyn Washick, University ofPolitical Michigan Theory and theJason Activist Toby Turn Reiner, Dickinson of College theReason 1960s of State andM. the Christian Dilemma Jurlando of OttomanThe Power NAACP’s “An AppealMidcentury to Politics the of World” Human andEmma Rights the Stone Mackinnon, University of Chicago X : 51614$TEST 05-20-15 04:29:46 Layout: 51614N : Odd Papers: DIVISION 2: FOUNDATIONS OF79.4 POLITICAL THEORY Papers: Disc: Saturday, 2:00 PM to 3:45 PM

How Hollywood Films Support the Tea Party-- Convergence and Variation in Same-Sex Relationship Subliminally Recognition Policies Michael Haas, California Polytechnic University, Misty Knight-Rini, University of California, Irvine Pomona Postmaterialism, Party Politics, and the Passage of Pro- Vladivostok 3000: Identity, Reality and the Other in Far LGBT Legislation East Russia David Fisk, University of California San Diego Christy Brandly, University of Chicago Veronica Bracho Hoyo, UCSD DIVISION 32: RACE, ETHNICITY AND POLITICS DIVISION 2: FOUNDATIONS OF POLITICAL THEORY 79.7 POSTER SESSION: RACE, ETHNICITY, AND 79.9 STRUGGLES OVER THE COMMON-WEALTH POLITICS Chair: Joan C. Tronto, University of Minnesota-Twin Cities Disc: Jason P. Casellas, University of Houston Disc: Joan C. Tronto, University of Minnesota-Twin Cities

Papers: An Undocumented Threat: Perceptions, Preferences and Papers: The Fight for Time: Day Laborers’ Visions of the Politics of Immigration Community at Worker Centers Benjamin Fontaine Gonzalez, Highline College Paul C. Apostolidis, Whitman College Dehumanization and the New Role of Biological Racism Parks and Refs: Democracy, the State, and Public Space in Politics Margaret Kohn, University of Toronto Ashley E. Jardina, Duke University Resisting Black Objectification in the Afterlife of Spencer Piston, Syracuse University Slavery Examining the Evidence for Linked Fate Ella Myers, University of Utah Amber D Spry, Columbia University The Solidarity Economy vs. Sharing Economy in San The Pictures Inside Our Heads: Race and Opinion Francisco and Philadelphia Toward Paying College Athletes Keally DeAnne McBride, University of San Francisco Tatishe Mavovosi Nteta, University of Massachusetts, Craig Borowiak, Haverford College Amherst Kevin Jay Wallsten DIVISION 2: FOUNDATIONS OF POLITICAL THEORY Lauren McCarthy, University of Massachusetts, 79.10 THE POLITICS/VIOLENCE FRONTIER Amherst Chair: Sonia Kruks, Oberlin College Fight or Flight: Mobility, Political Behavior, and Disc: Moya Lloyd, Loughborough University Nativism in the United States Yamil Velez Papers: Violence and Non-Violence in Contentious Politics: the Party Loyalty among A Changing Electorate: Latino politics of justification Voters and Vote Switching Elizabeth Frazer, DPIR, Manor Road, Oxford Amy Stringer, University of Florida OX13UQ Kimberly Hutchings, Queen Mary University of Political Trust, Race, and Levels of Government London James C. Garand, Louisiana State University Lucy Abbott Thomas M. Holbrook, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee Unhinged Frames: What's Wrong with Hypotheticals Scott D. McClurg, Southern Illinois University, about Torture Carbondale Mathias Thaler, University of Edinburgh Anand Edward Sokhey, University of Colorado, Violence, Utopia and Political Order Boulder Chetan Bhatt, London School of Economics & The Lingering History of Race in Racial Attitudes and Political Science Presidential Approval Violence as Expression of Collective Freedom: Pericles' Patricia Posey, University of Pennsylvania Ideal and Its Critics Daniel Q. Gillion, University of Pennsylvania Dustin Howes, Louisiana State University Vying for Votes: How Appeals to Ethnic Voters Change Economies of Violence: a critical reflection on the ethics Opinion of political violence Tabitha Bonilla, Stanford University Christopher J Finlay Pragmatic Protest: Clientelism and Strategic Demands by DIVISION 3: NORMATIVE POLITICAL THEORY Ethnic Minorities 79.11 DIVERSITY, DEMOCRACY, REPRESENTATION Jessica J. Price, University of Texas, Austin Chair: Mark B. Brown, California State University, Sacramento DIVISION 47: SEXUALITY AND POLITICS Disc: Mark B. Brown, California State University, Sacramento 79.8 POSTER SESSION: SEXUALITY AND POLITICS Disc: Michael Joel Voss, University of Toledo Papers: Deliberation Under Conditions of Deep Diversity Charles W. Gossett Afsoun Afsahi, University of British Columbia Directly Representative Democracy Papers: Politics of Protection: the Determinants of Asylum Cases Michael Neblo, Ohio State University in the U.S. and Europe Kevin M. Esterling, University of California, Patricia Charlotte Rodda, University of California, Riverside Irvine David Lazer, Northeastern University

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Queens Disc: Jefferey M. Sellers, University of Southern California Oeindrila Dube, New York University Harish S.P., New York University Papers: The Segregation of Public Goods Commerce, War and Parliaments in Medieval and Jessica Luce Trounstine, University of California, Modern Europe Merced Carles Boix, Princeton University Does Housing Provision Buy Loyalty to the Ruling Scott Abramson Party in Developing Countries? Is Africa Different? Historical Conflict and State M. Anne Pitcher, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor Development The Politics of Constructing Competitiveness in Mark Dincecco, University of Michigan Developing World Cities Massimiliano G. Onorato, IMT Institute Advanced Eduardo Moncada, Barnard College - Columbia Studies Lucca University James Fenske Conflict over redevelopment in aspiring global cities Swords into Bank Shares: financial assets and conflict in Eleonora Pasotti, University of California, Santa Meiji Japan Cruz Saumitra Jha, Stanford University Democratizing Urban Development in Washington, DC DIVISION 7: POLITICS AND HISTORY and São Paulo, Brazil 79.18 INSTITUTIONAL LEGACIES AND THE Maureen M. Donaghy, Rutgers University, Camden POLITICAL ECONOMY OF GROWTH DIVISION 11: COMPARATIVE POLITICS Disc: Abhishek Chatterjee, University of Montana 79.21 PATTERNS OF UNEVEN REPRESENTATION AND ECONOMIC POLICYMAKING IN LATIN Papers: Democratization, Inequality and Fiscal Capacity in AMERICA Colonial India Chair: Robert R. Kaufman, Rutgers University, New Brunswick Pavithra Suryanarayan Part: Ben Ross Schneider, Massachusetts Institute of Free Incorporation and Political Processes in Nineteenth Technology Century United States Kurt Weyland, University of Texas, Austin Jonathan Chausovsky, State University of New York Kenneth M. Roberts, Cornell University at Fredonia Daniela Campello, Getulio Vargas Foundation Inheritance Rules: Medieval Family Structures and Tasha A. Fairfield, London School of Economics Current Institutional Quality DIVISION 11: COMPARATIVE POLITICS Rasmus Broms, Quality of Government Institute 79.22 TRANSPARENCY IN DEMOCRACIES AND Sebastian Oskar Lundmark, University of DICTATORSHIPS: CHALLENGES AND Gothenburg ENDURING QUESTIONS Large Industrial Corporations and the Rise of Finance in Chair: Milan Svolik, University of Illinois at Urbana- the US Champaign Youn Ki, University of Chicago Disc: James E. Alt, Harvard University The Creative Destruction of Predatory Elite Coalitions Scott Gehlbach, University of Wisconsin, Madison Petrus Sundin Olander, University of Gothenburg Dept. Political Science Papers: Why do Autocrats Disclose? James R. Hollyer, University of Minnesota, Twin DIVISION 8: POLITICAL METHODOLOGY Cities 79.19 CAUSAL EFFECTS IN TIME-VARYING DATA B. Peter Rosendorff, New York University Chair: Jonathan N. Katz, California Institute of Technology James Vreeland, Georgetown University Disc: Luke Keele, Pennsylvania State University The Consequences of Fiscal Openness Jonathan N. Katz, California Institute of Technology Joachim Wehner, London School of Economics Paolo de Renzio, Pontifical Catholic University - Rio Papers: Estimating the Impact of Endogenous Predictors with de Janeiro (PUC-Rio) Annual Panel Data Markus Prior, Princeton University Competition and Compliance: Municipal Access to Information in South Africa Generalized Synthetic Control Method for Causal Daniel Berliner, University of Minnesota Inference with TSCS Data Yiqing Xu, MIT Transparent They Endure: An Analysis of Fiscal Transparency in Hybrid Regimes Identification and inference for time-varying Ghazal Poshtkouhian Nadi, American University instrumental variables Matthew Blackwell, Harvard University Who's Asking? The Politics of Transparency and Identity Lagged Independent Variables and the Estimation of Robert Gregory Michener, Fundacao Getulio Vargas Causal Effects Karina Furtado Rodrigues, Fundacao Getulio Vargas Marc F. Bellemare, Applied Economics Takaaki Masaki DIVISION 12: COMPARATIVE POLITICS OF DEVELOPING COUNTRIES DIVISION 11: COMPARATIVE POLITICS 79.23 CONTENTION, UNCERTAINTY AND REFORM 79.20 DISTRIBUTIONAL CONFLICTS AND AFTER THE ARAB UPRISINGS GOVERNANCE AT THE SUBNATIONAL LEVEL Chair: Ellen M. Lust Chair: Eleonora Pasotti, University of California, Santa Cruz Disc: Amaney Jamal, Princeton University

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Papers: A System Is Not a Level: Complexity and Structure in Leader Attributes And Credibility In International Global Political Economy Disputes Thomas Oatley, University of North Carolina, Chapel Michael Horowitz, University of Pennsylvania Hill Interests, Institutions, and Foreign Policy Change William Kindred Winecoff, Indiana University Brett Ashley Leeds, Rice University When Does Democracy Promote Financial Openness? Michaela Mattes, UC-Berkeley Stephen Craig Nelson, Northwestern University Sitting Ducks: Political Sensitivity and the Targeting of David A. Steinberg, Johns Hopkins University Economic Sanctions Christoph Giang Nguyen, Northwestern University Amanda A. Licht, Binghamton University Between Markets and Institutions: FDI as Flows vs. New Leaders and Conflict: A Natural Experiment Multinational Firms as Actors Patrick E. Shea, University of Houston Mark Peter Dallas DIVISION 21: CONFLICT PROCESSES The Impact of Government Policy on the International 79.32 REBEL STRATEGIES AND COUNTER- Currency System STRATEGIES IN CIVIL WAR Carla M. Norrlof, University of Toronto Chair: Kathleen Gallagher Cunningham, University of DIVISION 17: INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATION Maryland, College Park 79.29 THE DESIGN OF INTERNATIONAL Disc: Stathis N. Kalyvas, Yale University AGREEMENTS Chair: Barbara Koremenos, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor Papers: The Logic of Rebel Strategies in Civil War Disc: Jeffrey Kaplow, University of California, San Diego Barbara F. Walter, University of California, San Diego Papers: Mapping Networks of International Organizations as The Influence of Female Fighters on Civil Conflict Agents of International Law Processes Charles R. Boehmer, University of Texas at El Paso Reed M. Wood, Arizona State University Renato Corbetta Jakana Thomas, Michigan State University The Dynamics of Copying-and-Pasting Across Law as a Tool of Counterinsurgency International Agreements Jessica Stanton, University of Pennsylvania Manfred Elsig, University of Bern Todd L. Allee Fighting they Hydra: United Nations Sanctions and Rebel Groups At the Crossroads of Law and License: Retracing the Hyeran Jo, Texas A&M University Evolution of Jus ad Bellum Mitchell Radtke, Texas A&M University Anatoly Levshin Are Religious Militants More or Less Likely to Target Consensus on corruption? A comparative analysis of Civilians in Civil Wars? international commitments Christopher Meserole, University of Maryland Mathis Lohaus, Freie Universitaet Berlin DIVISION 21: CONFLICT PROCESSES DIVISION 18: INTERNATIONAL SECURITY 79.33 STRATEGIC STATE REPRESSION BETWEEN 79.30 INSURGENCIES IN COMPARATIVE CONFLICT AND POLITICAL ORDER PERSPECTIVE: AFRICAN AND CROSS- Chair: Jessica Maves Braithwaite, University of Arizona REGIONAL EVIDENCE Disc: Christian Davenport, University of Michigan Chair: Paul Staniland, University of Chicago Christopher J. Fariss, Penn State University Disc: William Reno, Northwestern University Papers: A Repressive Inheritance: Decolonization and Dissent Papers: The Boko Haram Insurgency: a Mixed Methods Kristine Eck, Uppsala University Approach Peter M. Lewis, Johns Hopkins University From War to What? The Legacies of War-Time Violence Nathaniel D.F. Allen on Post-War Order Hilary Matfess, The Johns Hopkins University Kristin Marie Bakke, University College London Civil War as Auto-Immune Disease: Conflict as an End One for all? State Violence and Insurgent Cohesion in Itself Livia Isabella Schubiger, University of Zurich Jason Stearns, Yale University The Metamorphosis of State-Sponsored Violence Warlords Rule: The Central African Republic Belen Gonzalez, University of Essex Christopher R. Day, College of Charleston Killing bad news: international accountability and the treatment of the press DIVISION 21: CONFLICT PROCESSES Sabine C. Carey, University of Mannheim 79.31 LEADERSHIP CHANGE AND FOREIGN POLICY Anita R. Gohdes, University of Mannheim Chair: Elizabeth Nathan Saunders, George Washington University State Capacity, Regime Type, and Sustaining the Peace After Civil War Disc: Sara McLaughlin Mitchell, University of Iowa T. David Mason, University of North Texas Sarah E. Croco, University of Maryland, College Park DIVISION 22: LEGISLATIVE STUDIES Papers: Do People or Events Make the Difference? Evidence 79.34 DESCRIPTIVE REPRESENTATION AND THE from Domestic Revolutions POLICY IMPACT OF WOMEN IN Jeff Colgan, Brown University LEGISLATURES Edward Lucas, American University Co-sponsored by DIVISION 31: WOMEN & POLITICS

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Papers: When Do Parties Cooperate? Explaining Pre-Election DIVISION 33: RELIGION AND POLITICS Alliances in India 79.42 THE ORIGINS AND IMPLICATIONS OF STATE Adam W. Ziegfeld, George Washington University REGULATION OF RELIGION IN MUSLIM Explaining the Decline of the Congress Party in 2014: a SOCIETIES longitudinal perspective Chair: Lawrence P. Rubin, Georgia Institute of Technology Eswaran Sridharan, University of Pennsylvania Disc: Jocelyne Cesari, Harvard University Adnan Farooqui, Department of Political Science, Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi,India Papers: In the Name of Regime Survival: The Politics of Nationalization of the Indian Party System and Authority Education in Morocco and Tunisia Migration Revisited Sarah Feuer, The Washington Institute for Near East Arjan Hille Schakel, Maastricht University Policy Wilfried Swenden, University of Edinburgh Religious Regulation and the Management of Salafi Failure of the Indian Federation in the Process of Civic Activity in the Sahel Nation Formation Sebastian Elischer, University of Florida, Gainesville Ila Singh, University of Texas Rio Grande Valley How Official Islam Mattered in the Arab Uprisings DIVISION 29: STATE POLITICS AND POLICY Lawrence P. Rubin, Georgia Institute of Technology 79.40 THE ROLE OF GEOGRAPHY IN THE Michael Robbins AMERICAN STATES Religious Regulation as Foreign Policy: The Case of Chair: Craig M. Burnett, University of North Carolina Morocco Wilmington Ann Marie Wainscott, St. Louis University Disc: Adam Myers, Providence College DIVISION 34: REPRESENTATION AND ELECTORAL SYSTEMS Papers: Assessing Fully Automated Redistricting: Evidence from 79.43 COMPETITION, MOBILIZATION, AND Pennsylvania PARTICIPATION Peter Miller, University of Pennsylvania Co-sponsored by DIVISION 36: ELECTIONS AND Steven Kimbrough, University of Pennsylvania VOTING BEHAVIOR Institutions, Clustering, and Tradeoffs in Redistricting Chair: Aina Gallego, Institut de Barcelona d'Estudis Justin Levitt Internacionals New Estimates of the Geography of Religion in the Disc: Emily Beaulieu, University of Kentucky American States Kellen J. Gracey Papers: All (Local) Politics Is Social: Institutional Effects on Not Just the Number: Formulary Apportionment and Electoral Participation Interstate Tax Competition Wouter Van Erve, University of Massachusetts- Vincent Arel-Bundock, Université de Montréal Amherst Srinivas Parinandi, University of Michigan, Ann Leading Horses to Water: Compulsory Voting and Arbor Economic Voting Reprecincting and Voting Behavior Christian B. Jensen, UNLV Brian Amos Rafael Oganesyan DIVISION 31: WOMEN & POLITICS Voter Turnout in Mixed-Member Electoral Systems 79.41 GENDER AND CAMPAIGN DYNAMICS Ko Maeda, University of North Texas Co-sponsored by DIVISION 5: POLITICAL Bipolar Voters: Heterogeneous Effect of Political PSYCHOLOGY Polarization on Voter Turnout Chair: Shauna L Shames Mert Moral, Binghamton University Disc: Kelly Dittmar Proportionality and Turnout Shauna L Shames Gary W. Cox, Stanford University Jon H. Fiva, Norwegian Business School Papers: On the nature and impact of candidate gender (not just Daniel M. Smith, Harvard University sex) DIVISION 35: POLITICAL ORGANIZATIONS AND Nicholas Winter, University of Virginia PARTIES The Indirect Relationship between Masculinity and 79.44 PARTY POSITIONS AND THEIR Progressive Political Ambition PROGRAMMATIC AND REPRESENTATIONAL Sarah Oliver, University of California Santa Barbara ORIENTATIONS Perpetuating the Problem: How Bias Frames Affect Disc: Luca Bernardi, University of Leicester Women’s Electoral Prospects Deborah Jordan Brooks, Dartmouth College Papers: From Campaigns to Experts: A unifying theory of party Danny Hayes, George Washington University preferences Strategic Gender Stereotyping in Congressional Zachary David Greene Campaigns In Whose Interest? Representational Role Orientations Nichole Bauer, Davidson College and Parliamentary Behavior Do Voters Prefer Well-Behaved Women? Experimental Heiko Giebler, WZB Tests of Competing Stereotypes Christian Rauh Rachel Bernhard, UC Berkeley

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Towards Queer Cosmopolitanism? Re-thinking Butler's Papers: Mono vs. Multi-lingual Parties: Canada, Belgium and theory of performativity Switzerland Compared Bogdan Popa Nenad Stojanovic, University of Lucerne DIVISION 46: QUALITATIVE METHODS Anja Giudici, University of Zurich 79.50 IS DECEPTION JUSTIFIED? COVERT FIELD Francophone minority communities: Claiming RESEARCH AND DEMOCRATIC VALUES institutional completeness Chair: Dvora Yanow, Wageningen University Stephanie Chouinard, University of Ottawa Part: Lee Ann Fujii Analysis Framework of Cultural and Linguistic Policies: Timothy Pachirat 3 Types of Minorities Edward Schatz, University of Toronto, Mississauga Alexandre Couture Gagnon, The University of Texas Peregrine Schwartz-Shea, University of Utah at Brownsville Graham Denyer Willis Toward a theory of separatism in post-industrial Dvora Yanow, Wageningen University democracies: the Quebec case DIVISION 47: SEXUALITY AND POLITICS Yannick Dufresne 79.51 COMMERCIAL SEX, COMPARATIVELY Charles Tessier, Université Laval Chair: Julie L. Novkov, SUNY, Albany Clifton van der Linden Disc: Matthew Calhoun Shafer Interculturalism and the Québec ‘Reasonable Accommodation’ Debates Papers: Unnatural Disasters: Criminal Sex in Post-Katrina New Guillaume Bogiaris, Texas A&M University Orleans DIVISION 50: POLITICAL NETWORKS Joseph Fischel, Yale University 79.54 CONTESTED ACCOUNTABILITY IN Of Butchers and Courtesans: Shame and Dignity in DEVELOPING COUNTRIES Colonial Korea Co-sponsored by DIVISION 12: COMPARATIVE Diana Kim, Harvard University POLITICS OF DEVELOPING COUNTRIES Prostitution Regulation and Local Statebuilding in Chair: Christopher J. Fariss, Penn State University China, 1905-1937 Disc: Christopher J. Fariss, Penn State University Elizabeth J. Remick, Tufts University The Policing of Prostitution in China Papers: The corruption Network of Zhou Yongkang Margaret Boittin, Stanford University Franziska Barbara Keller Constructing the Sex Trafficker: Discourse, Institutions Political Brokers and Local Family Networks: Evidence and Feminist Politics for the Philippines Daniel HoSang, University of Oregon Cesi Cruz Priscilla Yamin, University of Oregon Pablo Querubin, New York University Julien Labonne DIVISION 48: HEALTH POLITICS AND HEALTH POLICY 79.52 THE POLITICS OF OBAMACARE Regime consolidation and the challenge of diversity Basak Taraktas, University of Pennsylvania Chair: Michael S Sparer Disc: Eric M. Patashnik Detecting Defections: The Causes of Party Breakdown in Georgia, 2003-2012 Scott B. Radnitz, University of Washington Papers: In the Shadow of King: States and the Uncertain Fate of Julie George, CUNY, Queens College Obamacare Jeremy M. Teigen, Ramapo College David K. Jones, Boston University Jonathan B. Oberlander, University of North The Political Motivations of the Chinese Anticorruption Carolina, Chapel Hill Campaign Yang Zhang, University of Iowa Policy Feedbacks & Federalism: State Public Opinion Toward Health Reform DIVISION 51: EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH Lawrence R. Jacobs, University of Minnesota, Twin 79.55 INFORMED CONSENT IN FIELD EXPERIMENTS Cities Chair: Joshua A. Tucker, New York University Suzanne Mettler, 3154121910 Part: James N. Druckman, Northwestern University Uncharted Territory: The Effect of the ACA on Public Alan Gerber, Yale University Opinion and Medicaid Gwyneth McClendon, Harvard University Mark C. Hines, Georgetown University Drew Dimmery, New York University Who Was Health Reform For? The ACA, the Macartan Humphreys, Columbia University Submerged State, and Policy Drift Lynn Vavreck, University of California, Los Angeles Sean Miskell, Georgetown University Health Policy DIVISION 52: MIGRATION AND CITIZENSHIP Institute 79.56 THE POLITICS OF CITIZENSHIP AND MIGRATION IN EAST ASIA DIVISION 49: CANADIAN POLITICS Disc: Erin Aeran Chung, Johns Hopkins University 79.53 FRANCOPHONE MINORITIES IN MULTILINGUAL COUNTRIES Papers: Chinese Migrant Brides in Taiwan: Facing the Paradox Disc: Michael D. Martinez, University of Florida of Marginalized Citizenship Shan-Jan Sarah Liu, Pennsylvania State University

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Chair: David Rueda, University of Oxford Division Panels Disc: Margaret E. Peters DIVISION 1: POLITICAL THOUGHT AND PHILOSOPHY: HISTORICAL APPROACHES Papers: Does Exposure to Ethnic Minorities Affect Support for 83.1 RACE, REVOLUTION, AND LOVE IN Welfare Dualism? AMERICAN POLITICAL THOUGHT Henning Finseraas, Institute for Social Research Co-sponsored by DIVISION 2: FOUNDATIONS OF Andreas Kotsadam POLITICAL THEORY Interest Group Rhetoric and Public Attitudes on Chair: Andrew J. Douglas, Morehouse College Immigration Policy Disc: Andrew J. Douglas, Morehouse College Michael J. Donnelly, University of Toronto Immigrant Integration and Support for the Welfare State Papers: The Terror of Tyrants: Revolutionary Violence and Brian Burgoon, University of Amsterdam Radical Abolitionism Thomas (Tom) W.G. van der Meer, University of Adam J. Dahl, Sewanee: University of the South Amsterdam Calhoun and Fanon on Abolishing Diversity Through Immigration and Electoral Appeals over the Past Half Violence Century James M. Glass, University of Maryland, College Rafaela Dancygier, Princeton University Park Yotam Margalit, Tel Aviv University Sketching the Limits of Love, Law and Imagination in The Political Causes of Inequalities between Migrants Gustave de Beaumont’s Marie and Natives Kathy Purnell Gerda Hooijer, University of Oxford Race, Consciousness, and Love in the Democratic 81.3 WOMEN’S ENGAGEMENT IN AFRICAN Thought of Arendt & Baldwin POLITICS: OPPORTUNITIES AND Sean K Butorac CONSTRAINTS DIVISION 2: FOUNDATIONS OF POLITICAL THEORY Co-sponsored by DIVISION 53: THE AFRICAN 83.2 IRIS YOUNG'S JUSTICE AND THE POLITICS OF POLITICS CONFERENCE GROUP DIFFERENCE: 25 YEARS ON Chair: Amanda Lea Robinson, The Ohio State University Chair: Michaele L. Ferguson, University of Colorado, Boulder Disc: Alice Kang, University of Nebraska-Lincoln Part: Linda M.G. Zerilli, University of Chicago Gretchen M. Bauer, University of Delaware Mary G. Dietz, Northwestern University Lori Marso Papers: Economic Rights and Women’s Policy Influence in Andrew Dilts, Loyola Marymount University Africa Deva Woodly, New School for Social Research Leonardo R. Arriola, University of California, DIVISION 2: FOUNDATIONS OF POLITICAL THEORY Berkeley 83.3 TELLING THE TRUTH AND BREAKING THE Martha C. Johnson, Mills College LAW A Policy Experiment on How Gender Quotas Affect Chair: Alexander Moon, Ithaca College Women’s Future Electoral Success Disc: Kennan Ferguson, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee Amanda Clayton Economic & Social Correlates of Gender Gaps in Papers: First Amendment Trouble Political Preferences in Africa Keith Topper, University of California, Irvine Jessica Gottlieb, Texas A&M University Guy Grossman, University of Pennsylvania Hannah Arendt: Political Theory as New Journalism Amanda Lea Robinson, The Ohio State University Joanna Vecchiarelli Scott, Eastern Michigan University Islam, Christianity, and Attitudes on Women's Political Rights and Leadership Jurors and Whistleblowers: On Learning how to Break Kristin Grace Michelitch, Vanderbilt University the Law Keith R. Weghorst Sonali Chakravarti, Wesleyan University Development NGOs & the Decline of the Women’s Stargazers: Truth-Telling in Plato's _Republic_ and Movement in Post-War Sierra Leone Melville's "Billy Budd" Rebecca Nielsen, Yale University Lida E. Maxwell, Trinity College APSA Events DIVISION 5: POLITICAL PSYCHOLOGY 83.4 CLASH OF THE SOCIAL IDENTITIES IN THE 82.1 APSA-IPSA ROUNDTABLE: PERSPECTIVES ON POLITICAL ARENA INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH & METHODS WORKSHOPS Disc: Sergio C. Wals, University of Nebraska, Lincoln Chair: Dirk Berg-Schlosser Part: Guy D. Whitten, Texas A&M University Papers: Is American National Identity Exceptional? Gal Ariely, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev Derek Beach, University of Aarhus Elizabeth Theiss-Morse, University of Nebraska- Lorena G. Barberia Lincoln Alina V. Vladimirova, National Research University Higher School of Economics Will the Real Americans Please Stand Up? Priming Andrew Stinson Second-Generation Identities 82.2 DSP NON-ACADEMIC JOBS ROUNDTABLE Melinda S. Jackson, San Jose State University Karthika Sasikumar Chair: Meghan McConaughey, Georgetown University

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Papers: Democratic Preferences under Authoritarianism: Non- Papers: Property Rights and Inherited Power: A Theory of conformist Voting in Cuba Transformative Social Reform Jorge I. Dominguez, Harvard University Rachel E. Brule, New York University Abu Dhabi Angela Maria Fonseca Galvis, Harvard University The Politics of Order in Informal Trade: Evidence from Chiara Superti, Harvard University Lagos Taxation and Government Responsiveness in China Shelby Grossman, Harvard University Jennifer Pan, Harvard University Subnational property rights regimes and land disputes: Tianguang Meng, Tsinghua University Evidence from Liberia Participation in Regulatory Drafting and Downstream Alexandra Hartman, Yale University Compliance Dispossessions as a Cause of Agrarian Reform Claims in Edmund J. Malesky, Duke University Mexico Building the Rule of Law: An Alternative Theory of Maria Paula Saffon, Columbia University Authoritarian Liberalization DIVISION 13: THE POLITICS OF COMMUNIST AND Paul J. Schuler, Stanford FORMER COMMUNIST COUNTRIES DIVISION 12: COMPARATIVE POLITICS OF DEVELOPING 83.14 SOURCES OF POWER AND WEAKNESS IN NON- COUNTRIES DEMOCRATIC POST-COMMUNIST REGIMES 83.11 OIL POLITICS AND DEVELOPMENT Co-sponsored by DIVISION 11: COMPARATIVE Chair: Victor Menaldo POLITICS Disc: Victor Menaldo Chair: William Hurst, Northwestern University Disc: Hans Hanpu Tung, National Taiwan University Papers: Oil and Development: Technology, Geology and the Gabriella Ilonszki ‘Curse’ of Natural Resources Sarah M. Brooks, Ohio State University Papers: Autocracy Diffusion: Post-Soviet Eurasia Marcus J. Kurtz, Ohio State University Anastassia Viktorovna Obydenkova, Harvard Renting to Own: How Resource Rents Fueled Peruvian University Political Liberalization? State Weakness and Oligarchic Capture in Post- Yu-Ming Liou Communism Paul Musgrave Ion Marandici, Rutgers University Resource Booms and Immigration Policy in the Era of A Silent Revolution: Changing Legitimacy Bases of the Trade Liberalization Chinese Communist Party Adrian J. Shin, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor Shanruo Ning Zhang, California Polytechnic State Natural Resources Magnify the Democratic Advantage University, San Luis Obispo in Africa Accountability from Cyberspace?Scandal Exposure and Rod Alence, University of the Witwatersrand Official Governance in China Xichavo Alecia Ndlovu, University of the Shuo Chen Witwatersrand Yiran Li, the University of Hong Kong DIVISION 12: COMPARATIVE POLITICS OF DEVELOPING Margaret E Roberts, University of California, San Diego COUNTRIES 83.12 THE CONSEQUENCES OF CLIENTELISM The Politics of Cadre Appointment in State Formation: Papers: Decentralization and Clientelism: Evidence from 150 The Post-Soviet Context Districts in Ghana Dave Siegel, The Graduate Center, City University of Erik M. Wibbels, Duke University New York Anna Schultz, Duke University DIVISION 14: COMPARATIVE POLITICS OF ADVANCED Clientelist Strategy, Party Cohesion, and the INDUSTRIAL SOCIETIES Institutionalization of Welfare 83.15 COALITION GOVERNMENTS AND Elin Bergman, University of Gothenburg, LEGISLATIVE BARGAINING Department of political science Co-sponsored by DIVISION 22: LEGISLATIVE STUDIES Privileging one's own: Voting patterns and politicized Co-sponsored by French Politics Group spending in India Chair: Bernard Dolez Pradeep Chhibber, University of California, Berkeley Disc: Eric Kerrouche, Sciences Po, Bordeaux Francesca Refsum Jensenius, Norwegian Institute of International Affairs Papers: The Vote of Confidence and Government Popularity The Determinants of Bureaucratic Job Stability in Michael Becher, University of Konstanz Patronage States Sylvain Brouard, Sciences Po Johannes Werner Christian Schuster, London School Isabelle Guinaudeau, Pacte - Sciences Po Grenoble of Economics and Political Science Coalition Bargaining Duration in Central and Eastern DIVISION 12: COMPARATIVE POLITICS OF DEVELOPING Europe COUNTRIES Alejandro Ecker 83.13 THE POLITICS OF PROPERTY RIGHTS Fragile Cabinets and Credit Risk PROTECTION David Fortunato, University of California, Merced Chair: Jordan Luc Gans-Morse, Northwestern University Disc: Jordan Luc Gans-Morse, Northwestern University

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The Pivot before the Pivot: A Long-term Strategy for Polarization, Foreign Travel, and the Decline of Trust U.S. Hegemony in Asia within Congress Nina Silove Alexander Alduncin, University of Wisconsin, DIVISION 20: FOREIGN POLICY Madison 83.22 DOMESTIC POLITICS AND AMERICAN Sean Q Kelly, California State University, Channel FOREIGN POLICY: SAILING THE WATER'S Islands EDGE David CW Parker, Montana State University, Bozeman Chair: Dustin Halliday Tingley, Harvard University Sean M. Theriault, University of Texas, Austin Part: Helen V. Milner, Princeton University Layna Mosley, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill The Effect of Polarization on Federal Laws for Specific J. Lawrence Broz, University of California, San Diego Groups, 1947-2010 Pamela Lopez Emilie Marie Hafner-Burton, University of California, San Diego DIVISION 23: PRESIDENTS AND EXECUTIVE POLITICS Peter D. Feaver, Duke University 83.25 PRESIDENTIAL COMMUNICATION IN A DIVISION 21: CONFLICT PROCESSES POLARIZED AGE 83.23 UNITED NATIONS PEACEKEEPING DURING Chair: Daniel E. Ponder, Drury University AND AFTER CIVIL VIOLENCE Disc: Lara Michelle Brown, The George Washington Chair: Michael W. Doyle, Columbia University University Disc: Michael W. Doyle, Columbia University Brendan J. Doherty

Papers: UN Engagement and the Severity of Conflict Papers: Competitive Communication in an Age of Polarization Kyle Beardsley, Duke University Anne C Pluta, Rowan University David E. Cunningham, University of Maryland, John T. Woolley, University of California, Santa College Park Barbara Peter White, University of Maryland-College Park Presidential Leadership in an Unequal Society Peacekeeping and the Militarisation of Peace Terri Bimes, University of California at Berkeley Philip Cunliffe Obama's Second Term Rhetoric of Electoral Logic The Rise of UN Peace Enforcement Julia Rezazadeh Azari, Marquette University Lise Morj� Howard, Georgetown University Justin S. Vaughn, Boise State University International Intervention and Mechanisms for Securing Presidential Campaigning from the Bloody Shirt to the Conflict Settlements Southern Strategy Aila Michela Matanock, UC-Berkeley Lilly J. Goren, Carroll University Adam G. Lichtenheld, University of California- Feeding the Fire? Presidential Tone about Government Berkeley and Partisan Conflict United Nations Peacekeeping Shortfalls and Violence in Christopher Olds, University of Central Florida Civil Wars DIVISION 24: PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION Megan Shannon, University of Colorado 83.26 HUMAN RESOURCES IN THE PUBLIC SECTOR The Power of Peacekeeping Reconsidered Disc: Tom Rabovsky, Indiana University, Bloomington Bear F. Braumoeller, Ohio State University Aisha Bradshaw Papers: Does Self-Interest Crowd Out Public Service Motivation DIVISION 22: LEGISLATIVE STUDIES in the Face of Failure? 83.24 POLARIZATION AND ITS IMPACT ON William G. Resh, University of Southern California INSTITUTIONS AND POLICYMAKING John Marvel Chair: Erik J. Engstrom, University of California, Davis Experiments on Dishonesty and Selection into the Public Disc: Scott Adler, University of Colorado, Boulder Sector Erik J. Engstrom, University of California, Davis Asmus Leth Olsen, University of Copenhagen Frederik Hjorth, University of Copenhagen Papers: Income Inequality and US State Legislative Polarization, Sebastian Barfort 1993-2013 Jon security and its oucomes: moderating effects of John Voorheis, University of Oregon Department of public-private differentials Economics Hyunkang Hur, Indiana University, Bloomington Boris Shor, Georgetown University James L. Perry, Indiana University, Bloomington Nolan McCarty, Princeton University Triggering the Decision to Retire: Pay Freezes, Pivotal Politics: A Reconsideration Sequesters, & Budget Uncertainty Thomas Gray, University of Virginia Susannah Bruns Ali Jeffery A. Jenkins, University of Virginia DIVISION 25: PUBLIC POLICY Congressional Polarization in the Gilded Age: An 83.27 THE POLITICAL SCIENCE OF PUBLIC POLICY Exploration Chair: Anthony Michael Bertelli, New York University Sara N. Chatfield, MIT Disc: Paasha Mahdavi, UCLA Jeffery A. Jenkins, University of Virginia Charles Stewart, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Papers: New Directions in Public Policy: Theories of Policy Change Reconsidered Peter C. John, University College London

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X : 51614$TEST 05-20-15 04:29:46 Layout: 51614N : Even Page 142 Daily Schedule DAILY SCHEDULE 143 Saturday, 4:15 PM to 6:00 PM BEYOND BLACK AND WHITE:MULTIRACIAL THE AMERICA NEW Nicholas A. Valentino, UniversityArbor of Michigan, Ann Karam Dana, University of Washington Bothell Are Minorities Intolerant LikeSurvey Everyone of Else?: American A Muslims Youssef Chouhoud, University of SouthernNational California Security or Civilfor Rights? Racial Conditions Profiling ofJulie Support Lee Merseth, Indiana University The Effect of ImplicitAmericans’ Racial Political Bias Attitudes onLauren Multiracial D. Davenport, StanfordShanto University Iyengar, Stanford University The Measurement and InfluenceAmerican of Politics Racial SympathyJennifer in Chudy, University of Michigan NEW RESEARCH ON ASIANAMERICANS AND ASIAN Vicki Hsueh, Western Washington University Cash Rules Everything Aroundof Me: Asian The American New Campaigning Shyam Strategy K. Sriram, UniversityBarbara of California, Santa stonegarden grindlife James S. Lai Electoral Participation across ImmigrantLoan Cohorts K. in Le, 2012 InstituteInclusion for Good GovernmentPhi and Hong Su Mismatch in Issue Priorities:Americans A Case ofSaemyi Asian Park, Carson-Newman University Psychological Distance of AsiansMinorities Toward Vis-a-Vis Other Whites Na Youn Lee, University of Michigan THE POLITICS OF RELIGIOUS DIVERSITY James D. Ward, Mississippi UniversityJames for L. Women Guth, FurmanMichael University W. Wagner, University of Wisconsin, Madison Between Sovereignty and Diversity:of Spinoza's Charity Doctrine Rory Gordon Schacter, Harvard University Prophetic and Priestly: HowPolitics Race and ParishLarycia Matter A. for Hawkins, Wheaton College Reconciling the God andWomen Gender in Gaps: Church The Politics Andre Influence Pierre of Audette, UniversityChristopher of L. Notre Weaver, Dame University ofThe Notre Religious Dame Ties thatBias Bind? in Islam Turkey andAvital Anti-Kurdish Livny, Carlos III-Juan March Institute DIVERSITY AND REPRESENTATION CHALLENGES DIVISION 32: RACE, ETHNICITY83.30 AND POLITICS Disc: Papers: DIVISION 32: RACE, ETHNICITY83.31 AND POLITICS Chair: Papers: DIVISION 33: RELIGION AND83.32 POLITICS Chair: Disc: Papers: DIVISION 34: REPRESENTATION AND ELECTORAL SYSTEMS 83.33 Page 143 Legislative Policy Trade-offs Christian Breunig, University of Konstanz Measuring Policy Diffusion withAnalysis Automated Content Fabrizio Gilardi, University ofCharles Zurich R. Shipan, UniversityArbor of Michigan, Ann Bruno R. Wueest, University ofEntrepreneurial Zurich Politics, Policy Gridlock,Effectiveness and Legislative Craig Volden, University ofAlan Virginia E. Wiseman, Vanderbilt University Income Inequality and LongevityEric Inequality Neumayer, London SchoolThomas of Pluemper, Economics University of Essex WE JUST DISAGREE:THE DYNAMICSDISSENTS OF Rachel A. Schutte, Hunter CollegeRachel - A. CUNY Schutte, HunterPaul College M. - Collins, CUNY University of Massachusetts, Amherst "Too Many Pages": Categorizingthe Multiple U.S. Dissents Supreme on Court Pamela C. Corley, SouthernArtemus Methodist Ward, University Northern Illinois University Judging with Personality Matthew E.K. Hall, University ofThe Notre Strategy Dame of Dissent:Dissenting A Behavior Comparative ExaminationBenjamin of Bricker, Southern IllinoisCarbondale University, The Influence of SupremeJohn Court P. Dissents Kastellec, PrincetonAlexander University Victor Hirsch, CaliforniaTechnology Institute of FRONTIERS IN THE QUANTITATIVEWOMEN STUDY IN OF POLITICS Co-sponsored by DIVISION 8:METHODOLOGY POLITICAL Dawn L. Teele, London SchoolJacob of Bowers, Economics University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign Examining barriers to theusing P-Suite conjoint for experiments femaleJoshua leaders L Kalla, UniversityDawn of L. California, Teele, Berkeley LondonFrances School McCall of Rosenbluth, Economics Yale University Gender and Political CommunicationSarah in S. the Bush, Middle TempleLauren East University Prather, Stanford University Education, Party Polarization, andPartisan the Gender Origins Gap ofMarc the Meredith, University ofJonathan Pennsylvania M. Ladd, GeorgetownDaniel University Q. Gillion, University ofGender Pennsylvania Quotas and Women’sDiana Political Z. Leadership O'Brien, IndianaJohanna University Rickne, IFN How Primary Voters EvaluateGender Candidate Ideology and Danielle Thomsen, Duke University Papers: Papers: X : 51614$TEST 05-20-15 04:29:46 DIVISION 26: LAW AND83.28 COURTS Chair: Disc: DIVISION 31: WOMEN & 83.29 POLITICS Chair: Disc: Layout: 51614N : Odd Saturday, 4:15 PM to 6:00 PM

Disc: Carew E. Boulding, University of Colorado, Boulder Individual Economic Circumstances and Understandings of the Economy in Russia Papers: Constituency Diversity and State Assembly Elections in Katerina Tertytchnaya, University of Oxford Nigeria Catherine E. De Vries, University of Oxford Joseph Olayinka Fashagba, Federal University DIVISION 38: POLITICAL COMMUNICATION Electoral Engineering and the Representation of 83.36 NOT JUST THE FACTS… Underrepresented Groups Chair: Kaiping Chen, Stanford University Elin Bjarnegard, Uppsala University Disc: Erika Franklin Fowler, Wesleyan University Thomas L. Brunell, University of Texas at Dallas Martin Johnson, Louisiana State University Par Zetterberg, Uppsala University The Racialized Professional Identity of African Papers: Where and Why Do Journalists Fact-check? American Legislative Staff Brendan Nyhan, Dartmouth College James R Jones, Columbia University Jason A. Reifler, University of Exeter Understanding election rules and political behavior in Analyzing PolitiFact.com and Washington Post “Fact- diverse communities Checker” in the 2012 Campaign Todd Donovan, Western Washington University Stephen J. Farnsworth, University of Mary Caroline J. Tolbert, University of Iowa Washington Ethnic Quotas as Term Limits: Caste and Distributive S. Robert Lichter, George Mason University Politics in Karnataka Message Matters: How Fact-Checking Influences Ramya Parthasarathy, Stanford University Evaluations of Political Messages DIVISION 36: ELECTIONS AND VOTING BEHAVIOR Kim L. Fridkin, Arizona State University 83.34 VOTING: RACE, IDENTITY, AND THE Patrick Kenney, Arizona State University GREATEST GENERATION Amanda Wintersieck Chair: Andrea Benjamin, University of North Carolina, Chapel Joshua R. Thompson, Arizona State University Hill You Can’t Handle the Truth? The Effects of (In)accuracy Disc: Michael Tesler in Political Advertising Barbara Allen Jeffrey Jordan Berg Papers: Black Populations and White Voters: New Findings on Daniel Stevens, University of Exeter Contact and Black Threat Joseph Bafumi, Dartmouth College How the Media Distort Beliefs about the Causes of Women’s Under-representation Competing for Identity: Electoral Closeness and Social Danny Hayes, George Washington University Group Unity in Politics Jennifer L. Lawless, American University Ali A. Valenzuela, Princeton University God, Guns, and Glory: Patriotism and Voting Behavior DIVISION 39: SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND in Presidential Elections ENVIRONMENTAL POLITICS Pavielle Haines, Princeton University 83.37 PUBLIC OPINION, INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, & ENVIRONMENTAL The Greatest Generation: Making America Safe for ATTITUDES Democrats Co-sponsored by DIVISION 37: PUBLIC OPINION Helmut Norpoth, Stony Brook University Co-sponsored by DIVISION 38: POLITICAL Comparing the Effects of Candidates’ Ethnicity on COMMUNICATION Voting in Canada and Japan Chair: Timothy W. Luke, Virginia Tech Go Murakami, Ritsumeikan University Disc: Kendra E Dupuy, University of Washington DIVISION 37: PUBLIC OPINION 83.35 ASSESSING THE ECONOMY: BELIEFS, Papers: Green for God: The Role of Religion and KNOWLEDGE AND OPINIONS Environmentalism Chair: Ryan Carlin, Georgia State University Juliet Carlisle, University of Idaho Disc: Gregory McAvoy, University of North Carolina, April K. Clark, Northern Illinois University Greensboro Heated Talk: Economic framing in American climate Ryan Carlin, Georgia State University change newspaper coverage Jack Zhou, Duke University Papers: A New Measure of Economic Voting: Priority Heuristics Media and Public Opinion on Renewable Energy and Performance Evaluation Oksan Bayulgen, University of Connecticut Jungsub Shin, University of Missouri Salil Deepak Benegal James W. Endersby, University of Missouri The Relationship between Ideology and Faith among Partisan Biases in Economic Perceptions: The Influence Evangelical Protestants of the Local Economy Matthew Arbuckle, University of Cincinnati Bradley Thomas Dickerson, University of Mississippi Development 3.0: How Technology Fosters Inclusion in Public Misperceptions About the National Debt the Developing World Emily Thorson, George Washington University J.P. Singh, George Mason University

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The "B" Isn't Silent: Bisexual Communities and Political Theory and Model Forms for Linking Candidate and Activism Policy Preferences of Voters Charles Anthony Smith, University of California, Leonard Coote, University of Queensland Irvine David Gow, University of Queensland Shawn Richard Schulenberg, Marshall University DIVISION 52: MIGRATION AND CITIZENSHIP Queering Rights: LGBTQ and Immigrant Coalition 83.45 VULNERABLE MIGRANTS IN THE AMERICAS Building through the Law Chair: Rebecca E. Hamlin, Grinnell College Erin Adam, University of Washington Disc: Rebecca E. Hamlin, Grinnell College Progress or Peril? Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity at the UN HRC Papers: The Refugee’s Dilemma: Violence, Migration and the Michael Joel Voss, University of Toledo “Expedited Removal” Campaign Rendering the Unthinkable Thinkable: Same-Sex Jonathan T. Hiskey, Vanderbilt University Marriage in Argentina and the US Abby B. Cordova, University of Kentucky Julie Hollar, City University of New York Graduate Diana Orces, Oakland University Center A Crisis of Media Proportions: News and Agenda DIVISION 50: POLITICAL NETWORKS Setting on Child Migrants 83.43 NETWORKED INTERNATIONAL POLITICS: Karthick Ramakrishnan, University of California, METHODOLOGICAL CHALLENGES AND Riverside SOLUTIONS Andrea Silva, University of California, Riverside Co-sponsored by DIVISION 8: POLITICAL Immigration Control and Public Administration of METHODOLOGY Refugee Claimants in Canada Chair: Michael T. Heaney, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor Sule Tomkinson Disc: Oliver Westerwinter, University of St. Gallen Local Citizenship: Sanctuaries for Runaway Slaves and Lorien Jasny Unauthorized Immigrants Allan Colbern Papers: Diplomatic Bargaining in Networks: When and How do The Politics of Rights Obstruction in the Dominican States Get What They Want? Republic Shawn L. Ramirez, Emory University Danilo Antonio Contreras-Martinez, Williams College Rumors in the Village: Detecting Communication DIVISION 53: THE AFRICAN POLITICS CONFERENCE Networks in Rural Uganda GROUP Jennifer M. Larson, New York University 83.46 VIOLENCE AND PATRONAGE IN AFRICAN Janet I. Lewis, U.S. Naval Academy DEMOCRACIES Why who you know matters: Influence Networks and Co-sponsored by DIVISION 44: COMPARATIVE Centrality DEMOCRATIZATION Karen Albert Chair: Naunihal Singh, Air War College Mapping the Rhetoric of Violence: Networks and Disc: Jennifer L. De Maio, California State University, Identity Radicalization Northridge Camber Warren, Naval Postgraduate School Dynamics of Demand: Targeting the movement of Papers: Violent Democracy: Militias, Politics, and Popular Human Trafficking Support in Nigeria Crysta Nicole Price Megan Turnbull, Brown University Sophie Joan Freda Wagner, Creighton University Which Jobs for Which Boys? Patronage Patterns in DIVISION 51: EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH African Democracies 83.44 METHODOLOGICAL ISSUES IN Rachel Sigman, Syracuse University EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN Investing in Authoritarian Rule: Punishment, Patronage Co-sponsored by DIVISION 8: POLITICAL and Ethnicity in Rwanda METHODOLOGY Anu Chakravarty Papers: Cost-efficient protocols for persuasion field experiments Kevin Collins, Analyst Institute The Geography of Electoral Violence: Burundi 2010- 2015 Improving Survey Designs in Conjoint Analysis Cara Eugenia Jones, Mary Baldwin College Jens Hainmueller, Stanford University Katrin Wittig Daniel J. Hopkins Teppei Yamamoto, Massachusetts Institute of A survey-based analysis of violence and vote-buying in Technology African elections Manuela Travaglianti, University of California, Look at me! The Effects of Interview Attire and Gender Berkeley on Response Bias Paul White DIVISION 55: CLASS & INEQUALITY Meghan Wilson, Brown University 83.47 INEQUALITY, PUBLIC OPINON, AND POLICY Papers: Do Voters Prefer Affluent Politicians? Using Non-Political Content to Mitigate the Civic Nicholas Carnes, Duke University Engagement Bias in Surveys Seth B Samuels, Benenson Strategy Group Public Opinion and the Subterranean Welfare State Bradley T Spahn, Stanford University, Department of Christopher G. Faricy, Syracuse University Political Science Christopher R. Ellis, Bucknell University

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How Intelligence Organizations View Congressional Papers: The Politicization of Citizenship Education Curriculum: Oversight Between European Redemption, Nationalist Robustness Glenn P. Hastedt, James Madison University and Global Convergence The Snowden Leaks and Intelligence Debate: More Heat Tomaz Dezelan, University of Ljubljana Than Light Educating in the Highest Practical Science: The Mark Phythian, University of Leicester Pedagogy and Epistemology of Student Initiation to Intelligence and Conflict in Cyberspace: Writing and Western Political Philosophy in a Post-Communist Interpreting the History of Current Events Setting Michael Warner, United States Cyber Command Peter Rozic, Currently none 84.7 INTERPRETIVE METHODOLOGIES AND The Politics of Citizenship Education in Post-communist METHODS: VISUALIZING AND INTERPRETING Countries CHINA IN IR: NEW METHODOLOGICAL Mitja Sardoc, Educational Research Institute DIVERSITIES Active Citizenship among Youth: Case of Slovenia Chair: Ido Oren, University of Florida Simona Kukovic, University of Ljubljana Disc: Cecelia Lynch, University of California, Irvine Miro Hacek, University of Ljubljana Croatian Citizenship Identity Following the EU Papers: Visualizing China and the World: Methods and Ethics Accession for Chinese Politics and Foreign Policy Viktor Koska, Faculty of Political Science, University William A. Callahan, London School of Economics of Zagreb Ana Matan, Faculty of Political Science, University of Discourse and Diversity: Visualizing Vulnerability in Zagreb American Responses to China Eric M. Blanchard, Columbia University 84.11 SOCIETY FOR GREEK POLITICAL THOUGHT: HUMANITY AND DIVINITY IN ANCIENT China's "Harmonious World": New Empirical Analyses POLITICAL THOUGHT and a New Methodological Approach Astrid Nordin, Lancaster University Chair: Richard S. Ruderman, University of North Texas Disc: Peter J. Ahrensdorf, Davidson College The "Rise of China" and the Economics of Identity: Mark J. Lutz, University of Nevada, Las Vegas New Approaches to the Study of Foreign Economic Policy Nicola Nymalm, GIGA Institute of Asian Studies Papers: Cyrus: a Different Kind of King Timothy W. Burns, Baylor University From Power Transition to Power Interpretations: Towards an Interpretive Approach to "China Watching" Uncovering the Athenian Stranger’s Debts to Tyrtaeus in IR and Theognis in Book 1 of the Laws Chengxin Pan, Deakin University Lewis Trelawny-Cassity, Antioch College 84.8 LABOR PROJECT: LABOR AND THE SOUTH IN Reflections on the Humanity (and Inhumanity) of AMERICAN POLITICS Thucydides Co-sponsored by DIVISION 42: NEW POLITICAL Seth N. Jaffe SCIENCE Xenophon on Heracles' Choice Between the Life of Chair: Immanuel Ness Virtue and the Life of Vice Part: Amy Bromsen, Wayne State University Thomas L. Pangle, University of Texas, Austin Michael Goldfield, Wayne State University Aristotle and the Intellectual Virtues Douglas Williams Lorraine Pangle, University of Texas, Austin Bill Fletcher, American Federation of Government Employees Saturday, 6:30 PM to 7:30 PM 84.9 PRACTICING POLITICS: POLITICAL APSA Events SCIENTISTS AS POLITICAL ACTORS: THE 85.1 COMPARATIVE POLITICS SECTION BUSINESS CASE OF SCHOOL BOARDS MEETING Part: Robert Maranto, University of Arkansas 85.2 ERIC VOEGELIN SOCIETY RELATED GROUP Paul R. Babbitt, Southern Arkansas University BUSINESS MEETING Jay Barth, Hendrix College 85.3 GRADUATE STUDENT HAPPY HOUR Marissa Martino Golden, Bryn Mawr College Steven A. Peterson, Pennsylvania State University, 85.4 PRESIDENTS & EXECUTIVE POLITICS Harrisburg SECTION BUSINESS MEETING John Portz, Northeastern University 85.5 SITING AND ENGAGEMENT NETWORKING David L. Leal, University of Texas at Austin RECEPTION 84.10 SLOVENIAN POLITICAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION: THE POLITICS OF CITIZENSHIP Saturday, 7:00 PM to 8:00 PM EDUCATION IN POST-COMMUNIST COUNTRIES APSA Events Chair: Miro Hacek, University of Ljubljana 86.1 EUROPEAN POLITICS & SOCIETY SECTION Disc: Jason Laker, San Jose State University BUSINESS MEETING 86.2 OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS RECEPTION

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Inequality and Democratic Stability Information Technology and Political Engagement: Ben William Ansell, Nuffield College, University of Mixed Evidence from Uganda Oxford Guy Grossman, University of Pennsylvania David J. Samuels, University of Minnesota, Twin Macartan Humphreys, Columbia University Cities Gabriella Sacramone-Lutz DIVISION 12: COMPARATIVE POLITICS OF DEVELOPING Development Aid Decision-Making with Geospatial COUNTRIES Data: an Experimental Study 91.16 CORRUPTION AND THE POLITICS OF REFORM Catherine Weaver, University of Texas, Austin IN MIDDLE-INCOME COUNTRIES Michael Findley, University of Texas, Austin Chair: Melanie Frances Manion, University of Wisconsin, Daniel L. Nielson, Brigham Young University Madison Michael J. Tierney, College of William & Mary Disc: Melanie Frances Manion, University of Wisconsin, Please Hold the Phone: A Field Experiment on Mobile Madison Technology & Women’s Welfare Philip Roessler, College of William & Mary Daniel L. Nielson, Brigham Young University Papers: Lying about Cheating Alberto Simpser, ITAM DIVISION 12: COMPARATIVE POLITICS OF DEVELOPING Combating Corruption Online: Citizen Participation and COUNTRIES State Responses in China 91.19 SOCIAL POLICY NON-DEMOCRACIES, Rongbin Han, University of Georgia #1:POLITICAL ECONOMY AUTHORITARIAN WELFARE STATES Parties as Disciplinarians: Political Parties, Corruption and Accountability Chair: Jing Lin James R. Hollyer, University of Minnesota, Twin Disc: Mitchell A. Orenstein, Northeastern University Cities Marko Klasnja, Princeton University Papers: The Reform of Skill Formation in Russia: Regional Rocio Titiunik, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor Responses Cynicism and Tolerance Toward Corruption: Thomas F. Remington, Emory University Experimental Evidence from Brazil Israel Marques Nara Pavao, University of Notre Dame Authoritarian Regimes & Investment in Human Capital Compulsions of Coalitions: Governance and Reform Margaret Hanson, The Ohio State University Movements in Contemporary India Sarah Wilson Sokhey, University of Colorado Bilal Baloch, University of Oxford Welfare spending and investment attractiveness in non- DIVISION 12: COMPARATIVE POLITICS OF DEVELOPING democracies Celeste Beesley, Brigham Young University COUNTRIES 91.17 ELECTORAL POLITICS IN AFRICA Welfare Authoritarianism and Global Economic Chair: Maria C. Escobar-Lemmon, Texas A&M University Integration in Russia and China Igor Logvinenko, Harriman Institute, Columbia Papers: Dangerous Disconnect: Politician Misperceptions and University Political Violence Steven Carl Rosenzweig, Yale University DIVISION 14: COMPARATIVE POLITICS OF ADVANCED The African Voter INDUSTRIAL SOCIETIES Jaimie Bleck, University of Notre Dame 91.20 BOOK ROUNDTABLE: "THE POLITICS OF Nicolas van de Walle, Cornell University ADVANCED CAPITALISM" (2015, CUP) Co-sponsored by DIVISION 6: POLITICAL ECONOMY Chiefly Power and Opposition Party Fragmentation in Africa Chair: Silja Haeusermann, University of Zurich Timothy Peterka Part: Paul Pierson, University of California, Berkeley Philip Manow, Bremen University Ethnic Salience: Bringing Institutions Back In Christoffer Green-Pedersen, University of Aarhus Beth Rabinowitz Marius R. Busemeyer, University of Konstanz In Search of Clientelism in African Voting Behavior Herbert Kitschelt, Duke University Amy R. Poteete, Concordia University Pablo Beramendi, Duke University DIVISION 12: COMPARATIVE POLITICS OF DEVELOPING DIVISION 15: EUROPEAN POLITICS AND SOCIETY COUNTRIES 91.21 POWER, IDEAS, AND PUBLIC POLICY 91.18 EVALUATING THE ROLE OF NEW Chair: Kathleen R. McNamara, Georgetown University TECHNOLOGIES ON DEVELOPMENT IN POOR Disc: James Ashley Morrison, London School of COUNTRIES Economics & Political Science Chair: Karen E. Ferree, University of California, San Diego Papers: Improving Democratic Performance with Citizen Papers: Power Through, Over and In Ideas: Conceptualizing Engagement in South Africa Ideational Power James D. Long Martin B. Carstensen, Copenhagen Business School Karen E. Ferree, University of California, San Diego Vivien A. Schmidt, Boston University Clark C. Gibson, University of California, San Diego Ideas and Power: Four Intersections and How to Show Danielle F. Jung, Emory University Them Craig A. Parsons, University of Oregon

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Counterterrorism Aid Delegation and International James P. Pfiffner, George Mason University Agreements Henry Pascoe, University of Texas, Austin Papers: Barack Obama and the Use of Military Force—John Yoo DIVISION 21: CONFLICT PROCESSES by Another Name? 91.29 LEADERSHIP SURVIVAL, POLITICAL Chris Edelson, American University INSTITUTIONS AND CONFLICT Judicial Restraint and the New War Powers Chair: Nikolay V. Marinov, University of Mannheim Jasmine Farrier, University of Louisville Disc: Nikolay V. Marinov, University of Mannheim The Downsides of Unilateral Presidential Action in Domestic Policy Papers: Don’t Change Horses in Midstream: Leadership Change Louis Fisher and Civil Conflict Outcomes Significance of Legal Advice to the President on Jessica Maves Braithwaite, University of Arizona National Security Kirssa Cline Ryckman, University of Arizona Nancy Kassop Intra-Elite Bargains and the Character of Democratic The Evolution of President Obama's Judicial Agenda Foreign Policy Bruce G. Peabody Elizabeth Nathan Saunders, George Washington DIVISION 24: PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION University 91.32 CONTRACTING FOR PUBLIC GOODS AND Scott Wolford, University of Texas SERVICES Regime Types and Peacekeeping Contributions Disc: Charles L. Mitchell, Grambling Statwe University Jun Koga, University of Strathclyde Sabrina Karim Papers: Accountability in Contracting: Linking Contract The Foreign Policies of Political Dynasties Incentives to Performance Henk Erich Goemans, University of Rochester Amanda M. Girth, The Ohio State University Coup-proofing and Military Inefficiencies: An Contracting-out and bureaucratic accountability Experiment Ronen Mandelkern, The Van Leer Jerusalem Andrew W. Bausch, Carnegie Mellon University Institute Rebel Legitimacy and Wartime Sexual Violence Disasters and Political Participation: Policy Feedback Katherine M. Sawyer, University of Maryland, Theory in a New Context College Park Jason David Rivera, Rutgers University-Camden Kathleen Gallagher Cunningham, University of Maryland, College Park Capacity for Control: Explaining Changes in Bureaucratic Structure DIVISION 22: LEGISLATIVE STUDIES Jennifer Selin, University of Illinois at Urbana- 91.30 DIVERSITY WITHIN PARTIES: CAUSES AND Champaign CONSEQUENCES Explaining Local Government Transparency: A Political Chair: Marina Lacalle, University of Houston Market Framework Disc: Pedro Riera, Carlos III University of Madrid Antonio F. Tavares, University of Minho Kuniaki Nemoto, Waseda University Nuno Ferreira da Cruz, LSE Cities DIVISION 25: PUBLIC POLICY Papers: Beliefs vs. Ideology: The Imperative of Social Inclusion 91.33 THE POLITICS OF EDUCATION in Brazilian Congress Chair: Vladimir Kogan Frederico Bertholini, FGV Carlos Pereira, Getulio Vargas Foundation Disc: Terry M. Moe, Stanford University Comparing Territorial and Functional Constituency Representations in Hong Kong Papers: Private School Vouchers and Political Participation: Jinhyeok Jang, Center for Asian Democracy Experimental Evidence Deven Carlson, University of Oklahoma Explaining Party Ideological Cohesion: Party Labels and Personal Votes in Japan Does School Board Turnover Affect School District Hiroki Kubo, Rice University Outcomes? Evidence from Ohio Claire Elizabeth Abernathy, Vanderbilt University Internally Delayed: The Policy-Making Consequences of Jason A. Grissom, Vanderbilt University Intra-Party Conflict Marc Meredith, University of Pennsylvania Zachary David Greene Does Popular Control of K-12 Schools Exacerbate Substantive Representation of Internal Factions during Educational Inequality? the Hegemonic PRI Patrick Flavin, Baylor University Joy Langston, CIDE Michael T. Hartney, Lake Forest College Juan Pablo Micozzi, Instituto Tecnologico Autonomo de Mexico Consequences of Direct Democracy: A Dynamic RD Jeffrey A. Weldon, Instituto Tecnologico Autonomo Analysis of School Tax Referenda de Mexico Vladimir Kogan Stephane Lavertu, The Ohio State University DIVISION 23: PRESIDENTS AND EXECUTIVE POLITICS Zachary F. Peskowitz 91.31 THE OBAMA PRESIDENCY AND CONSTITUTIONAL LAW DIVISION 26: LAW AND COURTS 91.34 TELL ME WHY: COURTS AND LEGITIMACY Chair: Jasmine Farrier, University of Louisville Chair: Pamela C. Corley, Southern Methodist University Disc: Robert J. Spitzer, SUNY, Cortland

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DIVISION 35: POLITICAL ORGANIZATIONS AND Chair: Elizabeth J. Zechmeister, Vanderbilt University PARTIES Disc: Elizabeth J. Zechmeister, Vanderbilt University 91.40 THE CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES OF PARTY Efren Osvaldo Perez NOMINATION RULES Chair: Bernard N. Grofman, University of California, Irvine Papers: Fool me once: a cluster analysis approach for assessing Disc: Thomas L. Brunell, University of Texas at Dallas respondent quality Tiffany Lynn Washburn Papers: Party Control of Party Primaries: Nominations for the Sampling Error in the Context of Partisan Polarization U.S. Senate 2004-2012 Gregory McAvoy, University of North Carolina, Hans J.G. Hassell, Cornell College Greensboro Party Nomination Rules and Candidate Quality Surveying Ethnic Sub-Groups: Problematic Priming of Georgia Kernell, Northwestern University Ethnic Identity? Political Representation and the 'Top-Two' Primary Mara Cecilia Ostfeld, University of Michigan System Francisco I. Pedraza Ben Highton, University of California, Davis The Nonrandom Polling of Public Attitudes Robert Huckfeldt, University of California, Davis Thomas J. Leeper, Aarhus Universitet Social Choice and Coordination Problems in Open Thundering Herd--the political correlates of polling House Primaries accuracy Kathleen Bawn, University of California, Los Angeles Thomas Wood, University of Chicago Knox Brown Ethan Porter, University of Chicago Angela Ximena Ocampo DIVISION 38: POLITICAL COMMUNICATION Shawn Thomas Patterson 91.43 NOTHING CONTROVERSIAL HERE: CLIMATE John Logan Ray CHANGE, VACCINES & THE AFFORDABLE John R. Zaller, University of California, Los Angeles CARE ACT The Politics of House Nominations: Evidence from Four Chair: Philip Habel, University of Glasgow Case Studies Disc: Brendan Nyhan, Dartmouth College Stephanie DeMora Andrew J. Dowdle, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville Papers: Media and the Politics of Implementation: Geographic Spencer Cameron Hall Variation in ACA Coverage Mark Myers Erika Franklin Fowler, Wesleyan University Shawn Thomas Patterson Colleen L. Barry, Johns Hopkins University John R. Zaller, University of California, Los Angeles Sarah E. Gollust, University of Minnesota, Twin Cities DIVISION 36: ELECTIONS AND VOTING BEHAVIOR Jeff Niederdeppe, Cornell University 91.41 REPRESENTATION, PARTISANSHIP, AND PARTY Laura Baum, Wesleyan University DISCIPLINE Narrative and Inoculation: Using Communication Theory Chair: Marc J. Hetherington, Vanderbilt University to Improve Public Health Disc: Eric McGhee, Public Policy Institute of California Colleen L. Barry, Johns Hopkins University Jeff Niederdeppe, Cornell University Papers: Ideological Migration In The U.S. Congress: Out Of Jenny McCarthy Doesn’t Matter: Media, Partisan Cues Step But Still In Office and Scientific Beliefs Adam Bonica Dominik Andrzej Stecula, University of British Gary W. Cox, Stanford University Columbia Do electoral rules reduce partisan polarization? A Eric Merkley, University of British Columbia Candidate Field Experiment When Personalization Goes Awry: Framing, Collective Christian R. Grose, University of Southern California Action, and Climate Change Strong Partisanship and the Nationalization of U.S. Adam Seth Levine Elections Reuben Kline, SUNY, Stony Brook University Alan I. Abramowitz, Emory University DIVISION 38: POLITICAL COMMUNICATION Kyle L. Saunders, Colorado State University 91.44 WHY (GLOBAL) MEDIA SYSTEMS MATTER How Voters Respond to Party Discipline in the United Chair: Bethany Anne Conway, University of Arizona States and Turkey Disc: Daniel Stevens, University of Exeter Robert Van Houweling Shaul Rafael Shenhav, Hebrew University of Jerusalem Oguzhan Aygoren, Bogazici University Representational Preferences of the Non-Ideological Papers: Do Media Diversity, Ownership and Partisanship Shape Public in the Polarized Era Knowledge Disparities? Douglas Ahler, University of California, Berkeley Lilach Nir, Univ of Pennsylvania David Broockman Devra Coren Moehler, University of Pennsylvania DIVISION 37: PUBLIC OPINION The Medium Matters: Cross-national differences in 91.42 METHODOLOGICAL ISSUES IN PUBLIC behavior by media platform OPINION RESEARCH Amanda Beth Cronkhite, University of Illinois at Co-sponsored by DIVISION 36: ELECTIONS AND Urbana-Champaign VOTING BEHAVIOR

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Papers: Can't Buy Me Life: Why Higher Incomes Don't Blasphemy Law and the Common Good in Natural- Necessarily Increase Life Expectancy Rights Republicanism Brian J. Gaines, University of Illinois at Urbana- Nathan Gill, Hillsdale College Champaign Suspicion in Machiavelli’s Discourses on Livy Lloyd Gruber, London School of Economics Michael Hoffpauir, Claremont Graduate University Elite Strategies and Non-State Actors in Post-Communist Cosmopolitan Morality and Political Particularism: The Health Policy Case of Rousseau Brittany Holom, Princeton University Nicholas Starr, Emory University Healthcare and political participation 92.3 ERIC VOEGELIN SOCIETY: THE PROBLEM OF Diana Elena Burlacu, Humboldt University of Berlin MULTIPLE MODERNITIES The relationship between Varieties of Democracy and Chair: Juergen Gebhardt Health Disc: Thomas W. Heilke, The University of British Columbia, Valeriya Mechkova, Varieties of Democracy, Okanagan Gothenburg University Thomas J. McPartland, Kentucky State University Yi-ting Wang, National Cheng Kung University “Are we there yet?” Is the English NHS really on the Papers: Voegelin, the Axial Age and Modernity: The Present and road to privatization? the Future in the Mirror of the Past Alex Waddan, University of Leicester Bjorn Thomassen, Roskilde University DIVISION 52: MIGRATION AND CITIZENSHIP Rosario Forlenza, Columbia University 91.51 COMPARATIVE & MULTILEVEL CITIZENSHIP Multiple Modernities 1: MULTILEVEL & DIFFERENTIATED Juergen Gebhardt CITIZENSHIP Opposing Perspectives on the Totalitarian Phenomenon: Co-sponsored by DIVISION 11: COMPARATIVE Voegelin and Kelsen, POLITICS Francois Lecoutre, University of Lille 2 Chair: Willem Maas, York University Voegelin and Strauss on Civic Community Disc: Rainer Baubock, European University Institute Pierre-Alain Drien, Lyon Weimar’s Hyperinflation: A Legacy of War, Struggle for Papers: Comparing Immigration Policy and Enforcement in Two Survival, and the Affirmation of the State Neighboring States Todd Myers, Grossmont College Monica W Varsanyi, City University of New York Doris Marie Provine 92.4 POLITICA: STUDY OF MEDIEVAL POLITICAL THOUGHT: ROUNDTABLE ON THE MEANING Do New Borders Generate New Rights? A Model for AND LEGACY OF THE MAGNA CARTA Borderzone Citizenship Matthew Longo, University of Oxford Chair: Elizabeth F. Cohen Post-imperial citizenship: Russia, France, and Great Part: Cary J. Nederman, Texas A&M University Britain compared Justin J. Wert, University of Oklahoma Oxana Shevel, Tufts University Kenton W. Worcester, Marymount Manhattan College Robert Michael Pallitto, Seton Hall University Varieties of Multilevel and Asymmetric Citizenship 92.5 RUSSIAN POLITICS GROUP: U.S.-RUSSIAN Jaime Gerardo Lluch, University of Puerto Rico, Rio RELATIONS: IS THERE A WAY OUT OF THE Piedras DEAD-END? Comparing Multilevel Citizenship in Europe and North Co-sponsored by DIVISION 18: INTERNATIONAL America SECURITY Willem Maas, York University Chair: Fred Eidlin Related Groups Part: Andrei Tsygankov, San Francisco State University 92.1 AMERICAN POLITICAL THOUGHT: THE STATE Boris Barkanov, West Virginia University OF THE STUDY OF AFRICAN-AMERICAN POLITICAL THOUGHT ROUNDTABLE Sunday, 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM Chair: Melvin Lee Rogers, University of California, Los APSA Events Angeles 93.1 POLICY STUDIES ORGANIZATION EDITORS Part: Desmond Jagmohan, Princeton University BUSINESS MEETING Justin Rose Jack Turner, University of Washington Sunday, 10:15 AM to 12:00 PM 92.2 CLAREMONT INSTITUTE FOR THE STUDY OF Division Panels STATESMANSHIP AND POLITICAL DIVISION 1: POLITICAL THOUGHT AND PHILOSOPHY: PHILOSOPHY: REPUBLICANISM, MORALITY, HISTORICAL APPROACHES AND THE COMMON GOOD IN MODERN 94.1 READING AND RE-READING LOCKE POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY Disc: Alex Tuckness, Iowa State University Chair: Luigi Bradizza, Salve Regina University Disc: Nasser Behnegar, Boston College Papers: John Locke and the Question of Property, America, and Peter C. Myers, University of Wisconsin, Eau Claire Colonialism Ray Thomas Hartman Papers: Spiritual Warfare in The Prince Michael Anton, Citigroup

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Issues in Bridging Ideology Estimation Foreign Investors’ Subnational Political Preferences Stephen Jessee, University of Texas, Austin Ana Carolina Garriga, CIDE DIVISION 11: COMPARATIVE POLITICS Severed Linkages: Economic Voting in Uneven 94.8 ECONOMIC VOTE AND DEMOCRATIC Democracies ACCOUNTABILITY IN GLOBAL ECONOMIES Jonathan T. Hiskey, Vanderbilt University Chair: Daniela Campello, Getulio Vargas Foundation Mason Wallace Moseley, University of Pennsylvania Disc: Larry M. Bartels, Vanderbilt University DIVISION 12: COMPARATIVE POLITICS OF DEVELOPING Stuart N. Soroka, University of Michigan COUNTRIES 94.11 NON-STATE ORGANIZATIONS AND Papers: The Media, the Economy and the Vote DISTRIBUTIVE POLITICS IN THE DEVELOPING Mark Andreas Kayser, Hertie School of Governance WORLD Michael Peress, SUNY - Stony Brook Chair: Carew E. Boulding, University of Colorado, Boulder Relative Performance and Voters’ Assessment of Disc: Benjamin L. Read, University of California, Santa Cruz Government Competence Daniela Campello, Getulio Vargas Foundation Papers: Organizing Formality: Civic Associations in India’s Cesar Zucco, Fundacao Getulio Vargas Urban Slums The Mass Political Consequences of Economic Reform Adam Michael Auerbach, American University in Latin America Civil Society and Donor-Driven Public Goods Provision Timothy Hellwig, Indiana University, Bloomington of Solar Panels in Africa Ryan Carlin, Georgia State University Jennifer N. Brass, Indiana University, Bloomington Who is Wrong Rewarding the Incumbent? Myopic Lauren M. MacLean, Indiana University, Retrospection in Rural Economies Bloomington Lucas Novaes, University of California, Berkeley Strange Bedfellows: The Local Politics of NGO- Luis Schiumerini, Yale University Government Relations Geographical Distribution of Responses to Economic Karisa Tritz Cloward, Southern Methodist University News Service-Delivery NGOs and Local Participation in the Raymond M. Duch, University of Oxford Peruvian Amazon Akitaka Matsuo, Centre for Experimental Social Jami Nelson-Nunez, One Earth Future Foundation Sciences Evading the Patronage Trap: Interest Organizations’ DIVISION 11: COMPARATIVE POLITICS Policy Demands in Mexico 94.9 ELITES, INFORMATION, AND INSTITUTIONS Brian Palmer-Rubin, University of California, Disc: Kristin McKie, Saint Lawrence University Berkeley DIVISION 12: COMPARATIVE POLITICS OF DEVELOPING Papers: Democratic Transitions & Institutional COUNTRIES Consolidation:Evidence from Egypt 94.12 THE POLITICS OF LAND AND LABOR Vineeta Yadav, Pennsylvania State University Chair: Marcus J. Kurtz, Ohio State University Information and the Organization of Authoritarian Disc: Marcus J. Kurtz, Ohio State University Security Nicholas Sher, Stanford University Papers: Empowerment or Deprivation? Assessing China’s Rural Regime consolidation and the role of diversity Land Reform Basak Taraktas, University of Pennsylvania Jin Zeng Strategic constitutional choices in an autocracy Labor Scarcity, Land Tenure, and Historical Legacy: Katja Michalak Evidence from Mexico Gerald B. Pech, American University in Bulgaria Emily A. Sellars, University of Wisconsin, Madison DIVISION 12: COMPARATIVE POLITICS OF DEVELOPING Security of Property Rights, Ownership, and COUNTRIES Development: A Misguided Paradigm 94.10 DECENTRALIZATION AND SUBNATIONAL Deborah A. Boucoyannis, University of Virginia POLITICS Man, I Look Good! Foreign Investment, Labor Laws, Chair: Luz Marina Arias, Centro de Investigacion y Docencia and Audience Costs in the Gulf Economicas (CIDE) Samuel R. Greene, National Defense College Papers: Beyond “good governance”: providing health insurance Nathan Toronto, UAE National Defense College for the poor in Indonesia US GSP Review, Labor Protest and Worker Rights in Diego Fossati Developing Countries Negotiating Governance in China: the Case of Emmanuel Teitelbaum, George Washington Development Zone Planning University Qianqi Shen, Rutgers University DIVISION 13: THE POLITICS OF COMMUNIST AND When Elites Meet: Decentralization, Power-Sharing, and FORMER COMMUNIST COUNTRIES Local Service Provision 94.13 SOCIAL POLICY IN NON-DEMOCRACIES: THE Jennifer Noveck CHINESE WELFARE STATE Margaret Levi, Stanford University Co-sponsored by DIVISION 12: COMPARATIVE Amanda Clayton POLITICS OF DEVELOPING COUNTRIES Chair: Xiaobo Lu, University of Texas at Austin

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China’s Search for Stability: Chinese Views of U.S. Working without a Net: Examining Bilateral Dispute Nuclear Posture Resolution Settlement M. Taylor Fravel, Massachusetts Institute of Vanessa Lefler, Middle Tennessee State University Technology DIVISION 22: LEGISLATIVE STUDIES Fiona Stephanie Cunningham, Political Science 94.21 CULTIVATING THE CONSTITUENCY: Department, Massachusetts Institute of Technology LEGISLATOR-CONSTITUENT RELATIONS Future Warfare in the Western Pacific Chair: Charles J. Finocchiaro, University of South Carolina Stephen D. Biddle, George Washington University Disc: Charles J. Finocchiaro, University of South Carolina Alliance Defection and the Rise of China David CW Parker, Montana State University, Bozeman Jasen J. Castillo, Texas A&M University Alexander B. Downes, George Washington University Papers: A Constituent-Level Analysis of Home Style DIVISION 20: FOREIGN POLICY Patrick Tucker, Washington University in St Louis 94.19 EXAMINING PUBLIC OPINION ON FOREIGN The Impact of Constituency Factors on “Tea Partyness” POLICY Among U.S. Senators Co-sponsored by DIVISION 37: PUBLIC OPINION Bryan Gervais, University of Texas at San Antonio Chair: Benjamin E. Goldsmith, University of Sydney Irwin L. Morris, University of Maryland, College Disc: Benjamin E. Goldsmith, University of Sydney Park Ideology, Not Service: How Voters Evaluate Congress Papers: The Role of Choices in Foreign Policy Preference John Lapinski Formation Matthew S. Levendusky, University of Pennsylvania Clayton McLaughlin Webb, Texas A&M University Kenneth M. Winneg, University of Pennsylvania Nehemia Geva, Texas A&M University Kathleen Hall Jamieson, University of Pennsylvania To Denounce, or Not To Denounce: Survey Experiment Keeping in Touch: How Members of Congress on Diplomatic Quarrels Communicate with Their Supporters Kazunori Inamasu, Kwansei Gakuin University Krista Loose, MIT Shoko Kohama, Hokkaido Univeristy Representing on the Spin Atsushi Tago, Kobe University Jennifer L. Brookhart, University of Wisconsin, Was Abrams Wrong? The Political Costs of Military Madison Mobilization DIVISION 23: PRESIDENTS AND EXECUTIVE POLITICS Lindsay P. Cohn, U.S. Naval War College 94.22 PRESIDENTIAL LEADERSHIP, APPROVAL AND Jessica D Blankshain, U.S. Naval War College ASSESSMENTS Public Opinion toward the Privatization of U.S. Security Chair: Harold F. Bass, Ouachita Baptist University Operations Disc: Michael A. Genovese Mark Daniel Ramirez, Arizona State University Janet M. Martin, Bowdoin College Micro-Foundations of Liberalism Belgin San-Akca, Koc University Papers: Explaining Approval for Clinton, Bush-43, and Obama: DIVISION 21: CONFLICT PROCESSES A Regime Switching Model 94.20 NETWORKED INTERNATIONAL POLITICS: Charles W. Ostrom, Michigan State University INTERDEPENDENCE AND INTERNATIONAL Alon Peretz Kraitzman, Michigan State University CONFLICT Paul R. Abramson, Michigan State University Chair: Xun Cao, Penn State University Brian Newman, Pepperdine University Disc: Alexander Montgomery, Reed College The Coevolution of Evaluations of Presidents and their Nils W. Metternich, University College London Parties over Time Gary C. Jacobson, University of California, San Papers: Modeling, Computing and Evaluating Endogenous Diego Networks An Expectations Theory of Presidential Assessment Max Blau Gallop Bruce Buchanan, University of Texas, Austin Teams of Rivals: Adversaries in Alliance The Masculine Presidency: Evidence From a Survey Yonatan Lupu, George Washington University Experiment Paul Poast, Rutgers University Meredith Conroy, CSUSB The Re-Organization of Interacting International Cross-Pressured: Presidential Leadership of the Public Networks following Major Shocks George C. Edwards, Texas A&M University, College Zeev Maoz, University of California, Davis Station Kyle A. Joyce, University of California, Davis DIVISION 25: PUBLIC POLICY International Conflict and the Structure of Trade 94.23 THE POLITICS OF EDUCATION POLICY Dependencies Chair: Sara E. Dahill-Brown, Wake Forest University Erik Gartzke, University of California, San Diego Disc: James C. Clinger, Murray State University Oliver Westerwinter, University of St. Gallen Solving Problems: INGO Network Socialization and Papers: From Failed State to What? The Politics of Halfway International Peace Promotion Reform in India Amanda Marie Murdie, University Akshay Mangla, Harvard University Maya Wilson, Emory University David R. Davis, Emory University

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Racialized Campaigns in the States: New Questions and Melissa R. Michelson, Menlo College New Evidence DIVISION 37: PUBLIC OPINION Johanna Dunaway, Louisiana State University 94.32 INNOVATIONS IN UNDERSTANDING Paru Shah, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee ATTITUDES AND BEHAVIOUR ON SUPPORT The Effects of Campaign Strategy on Marginalized FOR OVERSEAS AID Groups in the 2012 Election Chair: Jennifer A. vanHeerde-Hudson, University College Kyle Endres, University of Texas, Austin London Kristin Kelly, University of Texas, Austin Disc: Matthew S. Winters, University of Illinois at Urbana- Can Personal Text Messages Increase Turnout amongst Champaign Low-Propensity Voters? Marisa Abrajano, University of California, San Diego Papers: The impact of moral appeals on charitable donations and DIVISION 34: REPRESENTATION AND ELECTORAL engagement Jennifer A. vanHeerde-Hudson, University College SYSTEMS 94.29 CANDIDATE CHARACTERISTICS London David Hudson, University College London Chair: Pedro Riera, Carlos III University of Madrid Niheer Dasandi, University College London Disc: Charlotte Fridolfsson, Linköping University N. Susan Gaines Support for overseas aid: A comparison of Britain, Papers: Fewer Rungs, More Political Families: Legacy France, Germany and the US Candidates in Taiwan Elections Harold D. Clarke, University of Texas at Dallas Nathan F. Batto, Academia Sinica Marianne C. Stewart, University of Texas at Dallas The Electoral System Type and the Physical Blindfolded engagement: Celebrity, experts and the fight Attractiveness of MPs against global poverty Daniel Stockemer, University of Ottawa Paolo Morini, University College London Who wins party nominations for political office? Disentangling the role of corruption in support for Evidence from South Korea overseas aid Shinhye Choi, University of California, Berkeley Caryn Peiffer Donghyun Choi, University of California, Berkeley Heather A. Marquette, University of Birmingham Non-viable candidates and the dynamics of legislative DIVISION 39: SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND elections in Brazil ENVIRONMENTAL POLITICS Kristin Noella Wylie, James Madison University 94.33 DETERMINANTS OF NATIONAL Daniel Marcelino, Universite de Montreal ENVIRONMENTAL PERFORMANCE: CROSS- Pedro G. dos Santos, Luther College NATIONAL EVIDENCE DIVISION 35: POLITICAL ORGANIZATIONS AND Co-sponsored by DIVISION 11: COMPARATIVE PARTIES POLITICS 94.30 THE DYNAMICS OF PARTY POSITIONING Co-sponsored by DIVISION 25: PUBLIC POLICY Disc: Joshua D Potter, Louisiana State University Chair: Alexander Ovodenko Disc: Paul Steinberg, Harvey Mudd College Papers: Changing Position or Playing Field? Chunho Park Papers: Partisan Politics, Welfare States and Environmental Economic Stress and Nationalism: a Longitudinal Test of Policy Outputs in the OECD Diversionary Theory Sijeong Lim, Stockholm University Sergi Pardos, University of Oxford, Merton College Andreas Duit Inaki Sagarzazu, University of Glasgow Environmental Attitudes in Vulnerable Areas: Oil and Leaders and Labels: A Principal-Agent Perspective on Political Trust in Ecuador Party Position Taking Karleen West, SUNY Geneseo William B. Heller, SUNY, Binghamton Balancing Energy Sector Objectives in Brazil and South Making the poor go right: Conservative parties' Africa strategies in Latin America Kathryn Hochstetler, University of Waterloo Eugenia Giraudy, University of California, Berkeley How Political & Economic Freedom Impact the EKC Party-System Stability and Change in Sixteen Countries, for CO2 1890-2010 Kris Aaron Beck, Gordon State College Jennifer K. Smith, Deep Springs College Prathibha V. Joshi, Gordon College DIVISION 36: ELECTIONS AND VOTING BEHAVIOR Determinants of Domestic Environmental Policy 94.31 RESOURCES, ENGAGEMENT, AND Performance Worldwide RECRUITMENT: 20 YEARS OF "VOICE AND Todd A. Eisenstadt, American University EQUALITY" Daniel J. Fiorino, American University Chair: Casey A. Klofstad, University of Miami Laura Daniela Stevens Leon, American University Part: John A. Henderson, Yale University DIVISION 40: INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND Henry E. Brady, University of California, Berkeley POLITICS David E. Campbell, University of Notre Dame 94.34 PARTICIPATION AND ENGAGEMENT: THE Zoltan Fazekas, University of Southern Denmark ROLE OF ICT'S IN TRANSFORMING CITIZEN Kay Lehman Schlozman, Boston College POLITICS Allison Penelope Anoll, Stanford University

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X : 51614$TEST 05-20-15 04:29:46 Layout: 51614N : Even Page 164 Daily Schedule DAILY SCHEDULE 165 Sunday, 10:15 AM to 12:00 PM Divergent? Gender & MethodsScience Diversity Dissertations in 2005-15 Political Rina Verma Williams, UniversityLaura of Dudley Cincinnati Jenkins, UniversityCrystal of Whetstone, Cincinnati University ofKristina Cincinnati Teater, University of Cincinnati Process-tracing, counterfactual comparison andinference causal Matto Mildenberger Two cultures? An empiricalapplication analysis in of political methods science David Kuehn, Heidelberg University Mind the Gap: AResearch Survey of MixedCassandra Methods Sweet, in Pontificia Political UniversidadChile Catolica de Julieta Suarez-Cao, Pontificia Universidadde Catolica Chile COMPARATIVE & MULTILEVEL CITIZENSHIP 2: EFFECTS & EVALUATION Co-sponsored by DIVISION 11:POLITICS COMPARATIVE Willem Maas, York University Maarten Peter Vink, Maastricht University Global Crossroads: Naturalization ratesAmerica, in Europe North & GlobalJustin South Gest, George MasonAnna University Katherine Boucher, University ofModeling Sydney Migration Flow: Effectsas of a Dual Push Citizenship andHannah Pull Marie Factor Alarian, UniversityIrvine of California, Sara Wallace Goodman, UniversityIrvine of California, Selective Migration Strategies and“Pathways the to Politics Citizenship” of Rey Koslowski, SUNY, University atThe Albany impact of citizenshipamong regimes natives on and cosmopolitanism migrants Andrea Schlenker, University of Lucerne Proposals to take awayof citizenship national and allegiance newBen perception Herzog, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev ASIAN PACIFIC AMERICAN CAUCUS:AMERICAN ASIAN MOBILIZATION AND MARGINALIZATION: EXPLORING THE CONTEXT AND THE CONSTITUENTS Sangay K. Mishra Jane Y. Junn, UniversityJames of S. Southern Lai California Political Context and ElectoralAmericans Fates of AsianRhoanne Pacific Esteban, University ofBarbara California, Santa Nicole Filler, University ofPei-te California, Lien Santa Barbara Framing Marginalization: The ConstructionIdentity of for Alien Americans ofAndrew Asian L. Ancestry Aoki, Augsburg College Papers: DIVISION 52: MIGRATION AND94.37 CITIZENSHIP Chair: Disc: Papers: Related Groups 95.1 Chair: Disc: Papers: Page 165 Kevin Jay Wallsten Ben Epstein, DePaul University Dual-Screening the Political: MediaMedia, Events, and Social Citizen Engagement Cristian Vaccari, Royal Holloway,London University of Andrew Chadwick, Royal Holloway,London University of Ben O''Loughlin, University ofHolloway London, Royal augusto valeriani, Università di Bologna Everydaymakers using Facebook andyouth Twitter: political changing engagement? ariadne vromen, University of Sydney Political Tinder Box: TheParticipation Internet in and Closed Political States Kevin Wagner, Florida AtlanticJason University Gainous, University ofJason Louisville P Abbott, University ofDigitally Louisville Enabled Collective ActionStatehood in Areas ofSteven Limited L. Livingston, George WashingtonThe University role of issuecampaigns advocacy in in social political media Ariel consumerism Hasell, University ofLauren California, Copeland, Santa University Barbara ofBarbara California, Santa Bruce Bimber, University ofBarbara California, Santa AMERICA, LIBERALISM, AND EMPIRE Peter Trubowitz, London School ofJohn Economics J. Mearsheimer, UniversityAtul of Kohli, Chicago Princeton University The Wilsonian Limits toTony Liberal Smith, Imperialism Tufts University Liberal America and theWestphalian Globalization System of the Daniel Deudney G. John Ikenberry, Princeton University Liberal Hegemony, Illiberal Empire,Republic and the American David C. Hendrickson, Colorado College The Construction of theCivilization American Standard of Taesuh Cha, Johns Hopkins University America's Strategy of ImperialHenry Decline R. Nau MAPPING AND BRIDGING METHODOLOGICAL DIVERSITY IN THE DISCIPLINE Co-sponsored by DIVISION 8:METHODOLOGY POLITICAL Anjali Thomas Bohlken, University ofAnjali British Thomas Columbia Bohlken, University of British Columbia X : 51614$TEST 05-20-15 04:29:46 Layout: 51614N : Odd Papers: Papers: Disc: DIVISION 43: INTERNATIONAL HISTORY94.35 AND POLITICS Chair: Disc: DIVISION 46: QUALITATIVE METHODS 94.36 Chair: Disc: Chair: Sunday, 10:15 AM to 12:00 PM

Spread of a Movement: Explaining Asian American Why “habitability?” Opposition to Affirmative Action Zev Trachtenberg, University of Oklahoma Sono Shah Will the humble inherit the Earth? Towards a realistic How do Asian-Pacific-American Nonprofits Mobilize the politics of habitation Community? Exploring On and Off-Cycle Patterns of Manuel Arias-Maldonado, University of Malaga Electoral Participation 95.6 IPSA RESEARCH COMMITTEE #36 (POWER): Heath Brown, CUNY, John Jay College POWER IN 21ST CENTURY WORLD POLITICS 95.2 CICERONIAN SOCIETY: ARISTOCRATIC Chair: Philip G. Cerny APOLOGETICS Disc: Philip G. Cerny Chair: Richard Avramenko, University of Wisconsin, Madison David A. Baldwin Disc: Richard Avramenko, University of Wisconsin, Madison Jeffrey Church, University of Houston Papers: The G-77 in the Climate Negotiations: Explaining Unity Through Opportunity Costs Papers: Plato, Aristotle, Cicero and the Aristocratic Ethos Bjornar Egede-Nissen Andreas A.M. Kinneging, University of Leiden Power in a Globalized, Information-Drenched World Aristocratic Thought in Russia: Konstanin Leontiev on Renee Marlin-Bennett, Johns Hopkins University Priesthood, Nobility and Culture State Power in the State-led Model: Influence and Ethan Alexander-Davey, University of Virginia Control in Financial Governance Aristocracy as Pride: Thomas Hobbes on the Unreliable He Rui, Nankai University and York University Few Swimming Against the Current? Putinism in a Geoffrey M. Vaughan, Assumption College Globalizing World Aristocracy and the American Regime: A Contemporary Peter Rutland, Wesleyan University Reconsideration Balance of Power in a Networked World David B. Frisk Alina V. Vladimirova, National Research University 95.3 CLAREMONT INSTITUTE FOR THE STUDY OF Higher School of Economics STATESMANSHIP AND POLITICAL 95.7 SOCIETY FOR ROMANIAN STUDIES: SOCIETY PHILOSOPHY: ROUNDTABLE ON THE WORK FOR ROMANIAN STUDIES AND LEGACY OF HARRY V. JAFFA Chair: Claudiu Daniel Tufis, Universitatea Bucuresti Chair: Elizabeth E. Spalding, Claremont McKenna College Disc: Claudiu Daniel Tufis, Universitatea Bucuresti Part: Edward J. Erler Matthew J. Franck, Witherspoon Institute Papers: Romanian Politics and Romanian Budgets: A John Marini Preliminary Investigation Michael P. Zuckert, University of Notre Dame Ronald F. King, San Diego State University 95.4 ERIC VOEGELIN SOCIETY: THE SPIRIT AND Cosmin Marian, Babes-Bolyai University REALITY OF POLITICS Political Participation and Policy Preferences of Chair: Rouven J. Steeves, 719-481-1530 Romanian Diaspora Disc: Jeremy Seth Geddert, Assumption College Toma Burean, Babes-Bolyai University R.J. Snell, Eastern University Raluca Popp, Babes-Bolyai University Generalized Trust and Diversity in the Classroom: A Papers: Synderesis and Common Sense Longitudinal Study of Romanian Adolescents Macon W. Boczek, Kent State University Paul E. Sum, University of North Dakota The Place of the “Heart” in Philosophical Anthropology Gabriel Badescu Thomas E. Lordan Global Citizenship, Glam Dirt and the Right-Left Albert Camus’s Political Philosophy of Invincible Debate: The Invention of International Development Summers and Endless Winters Studies in Post Communist Romania Sarah Shea, Laurentian University Luciana Alexandra Ghica, University of Bucharest Why Blame Calvin? T. John Jamieson The Two Sides of the Same Coin: Political Realism and Political Philosophy Andras Lanczi 95.5 GREEN POLITICS AND THEORY: HABITATION, HABITABILITY, JUSTICE 2 Chair: Francois Debrix, Virginia Tech Disc: Sarah Surak, Salisbury University Andy Scerri, Virginia Tech

Papers: Why Habitation: Ecologies as Habitant Networks? Timothy W. Luke, Virginia Tech Unnatural Habits: Commodification and Politics of Displacement in Appalachia George V. Davis, Marshall University

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Presidio APSA Ralph Bunche SummerOrientation Institute Meeting (RBSI) (Hilton, ExecutiveCtr. Conf. Presidio Room) Teaching and Learning CommitteeMeeting Business (Hilton, Executive Conf.Room) Ctr. Marina Cengage Learning Focus GroupExecutive (Hilton, Conf. Ctr. SunsetFederal Room) Budget Reform ProjectSquare (Hilton, 13) Union LGBT Status Committee Business(Hilton, Meeting Executive Conf. Ctr.New Marina Political Room) Science PublicationsCommittee Executive Business Meeting (Hilton,Conf. Executive Ctr. Seacliff Room) Political Organizations and PartiesExecutive Section Council Meeting (ParcIII) 55, Mission Public Administration Section ExecutiveMeeting Council (Hilton, Executive Conf.Room) Ctr. Presidio W.W. Norton Focus GroupWestern (Hilton, Political Vista) Science AssociationCouncil Executive Meeting (Hilton, GreenAfrican Room) Politics Section Business(Hilton, Meeting Golden Gate 2) Association of Korean PoliticalMeeting Studies (Hilton, Business Golden GateExperimental 1) Research Section Business Meeting (Parc 55, MarketFederalism Street) and Intergovernmental Relations Section Business Meeting (Hilton,15) Union Square New Political Science Section(Hilton, Business Continental Meeting Parlor 1) Politics, Literature and FilmMeeting Section (Hilton, Business Union SquarePublic 14) Policy Section BusinessGolden Meeting Gate (Hilton, 5) Qualitative and Multi-Method ResearchBusiness Section Meeting (Nikko, CarmelReligion II) and Politics Section(Nikko, Business Monterey Meeting I) Rutgers University Department ofScience Political Reception (Hilton, UnionThe Square Texas Reception 21) for(Hilton, Affiliated Union Universities Square 22) APSA Mentoring Networking ReceptionUnion (Hilton, Square 17 & APSA18) Women of ColorFranciscan Reception D) (Hilton, Conference for the StudyReception of (Parc Political 55, Thought Embarcadero) Federalism/Intergovernmental Relations Section Reception (Hilton, Union Square 16) Fri 7:00 am Fri 7:30 pm Fri 7:30 pm Fri 1:15 pm Fri 6:30 pm Fri 1:15 pm Fri 6:30 pm Fri 7:30 pm Fri 1:15 pm Fri 7:00 pm Fri 7:00 pm Fri 7:00 pm Fri 7:00 pm Fri 7:00 pm Fri 7:30 pm Fri 7:00 pm Fri 6:30 pm Fri 7:30 pm Fri 6:30 pm Fri 6:30 pm Fri 6:30 pm Sat 7:30 pm Sat 6:30 pm Sat 7:30 pm Thu 8:30 am Thu 6:30 pm Thu 7:30 pm Thu 7:00 pm Thu 7:00 pm Sat 12:30 pm Sat 12:30 pm Thu 12:30 pm Thu 12:30 pm Page 169 X : 51614$TEST 05-20-15 04:29:46 Layout: 51614N : Odd (Nikko, Carmel I) Reception Honoring Teaching (Nikko,Gate) Golden Reception Honoring Women in(Nikko, the Ballroom Profession II) Religion and Politics Section(Nikko, Business Monterey Meeting I) Religion and Politics SectionMonterey Reception II) (Nikko, Representation and Electoral SystemsBusiness Section Meeting (Hilton, GreenRussian Room) Politics Group Business55, Meeting Lombard) (Parc Rutgers University Department ofScience Political Reception (Hilton, UnionScience, Square Technology, and 21) EvironmentalSection Politics Business Meeting (Hilton,14) Union Square Sexuality and Politics Section(Parc Business 55, Meeting Powell I) Sexuality and Politics Section55, Reception Powell (Parc II) Siting and Engagement Networking(Hilton, Reception Vista) Southeast Asian Politics RelatedMeeting Group (Hilton, Business Union SquareSouthwestern 13) Political Science Association Business Meeting (Hilton, ExecutiveSunset Conf. Room) Ctr. Stanford Political Science ReceptionGolden (Hilton, Gate 6) State Politics and Policy(Nikko, Business Monterey Meeting I) Status of Asian PacificProfession Americans Committee in Business the MeetingExecutive (Hilton, Conf. Ctr. MarinaStatus Room) of Asian-Pacific AmericansProfession in Committee the Reception (Hilton,Square Union 21) Survey Research in the55, Developing Mission World II) (Parc Teaching and Learning CommitteeMeeting Business (Hilton, Executive Conf.Room) Ctr. Marina The Review of PoliticsNotre at Dame The Reception University (Hilton,The of Golden Texas Reception Gate for 8) (Hilton, Affiliated Union Universities Square 22) UW-Madison Political Science Department Reception (Hilton, Continental ParlorUniversity 9) of California, Berkeley(Hilton, Reception Golden Gate 3) University of Florida DepartmentScience of Reception Political (Hilton, MasonUniversity Room) of Rochester ReceptionContinental (Hilton, Parlor 7) Urban Politics Section Business(Nikko, Meeting Mendocino I) Urban Politics Section ReceptionView) (Nikko, Bay W.W. Norton Focus GroupWestern (Hilton, Political Vista) Science AssociationProgram 2015 Committee Meeting (Hilton,Room) Green Western Political Science AssociationCouncil Executive Meeting (Hilton, GreenWomen and Room) Politics ResearchMeeting Section (Hilton, Business Van NessWomen’s Room) Caucus on PoliticalMeeting Science (Hilton, Business Golden Gate 1) (Hilton, Executive Conf. Ctr.RBSI/MFP Marina Alumni Room) Networking Reception International Attendees Reception (Hilton, Vista) Thu 7:30 pm Comparative Democratization Section Business Fri 6:30 pm International Security and Arms Control Section Thu 7:30 pm Meeting (Nikko, Mendocino II) Reception (Hilton, Imperial A) Conference Group on Taiwan Studies Business Fri 6:30 pm Michael Genovese, Loyola Marymount Thu 7:30 pm Meeting (Parc 55, Mission I) University Reception (Invite Only) (Hilton, Conflict Processes Section Business Meeting Fri 6:30 pm Union Square 1 & 2) (Hilton, Continental Parlor 3) Presidents & Executive Politics Section Thu 7:30 pm Elections and Voting Behavior Section Business Fri 6:30 pm Reception (Parc 55, Divisadero) Meeting (Parc 55, Embarcadero) Qualitative and Multi-Method Research & Thu 7:30 pm Foreign Policy Section Business Meeting Fri 6:30 pm International History and Politics Sections' (Hilton, Sutter Room) Reception (Nikko, Carmel I) Foundations of Political Theory Lecture (Parc Fri 6:30 pm Religion and Politics Section Reception (Nikko, Thu 7:30 pm 55, Cyril Magnin I) Monterey II) French Politics Group & Association Francaise Fri 6:30 pm APSA Opening Reception (Hilton, Cityscape) Thu 7:30 pm de Science Politique Related Group Business Conference Group on Italian Politics (Congrips) Fri 7:00 am Meeting (Parc 55, Stockton) Business Meeting (Hilton, Executive Conf. Ctr. Gaus Lecture (Hilton, Franciscan A) Fri 6:30 pm Seacliff Room) Green Politics and Theory Related Group Fri 6:30 pm Organized Section Chairs Breakfast (Parc 55, Fri 7:00 am Business Meeting (Parc 55, Mason) Divisadero) International Security and Arms Control Section Fri 6:30 pm Polity Business Meeting (Hilton, Green Room) Fri 7:00 am Business Meeting (Hilton, Union Square 13) PS: Political Science and Politics Editorial Fri 7:00 am Interpretive Methodologies and Methods Related Fri 6:30 pm Board Meeting Breakfast (Parc 55, Mission III) Group Business Meeting (Parc 55, Hearst) Status of Asian Pacific Americans in the Fri 7:00 am Journal of Democracy Editorial Board Meeting Fri 6:30 pm Profession Committee Business Meeting (Hilton, (Parc 55, Mission III) Executive Conf. Ctr. Marina Room) Labor Project Related Group Business Meeeting Fri 6:30 pm Legislative Studies Quarterly Editorial Board Fri 7:30 am (Parc 55, Davidson) Breakfast Meeting (Hilton, Vista) Latino/a Caucus in Political Science Related Fri 6:30 pm APSA Ethics Committee Business Meeting Fri 8:30 am Group Business Meeting (Parc 55, Fillmore) (Hilton, Executive Conf. Ctr. Marina Room) Law and Courts Lifetime Achievement Award Fri 6:30 pm APSA International Committeee Business Fri 8:30 am and Special Panel (Nikko, Ballroom III) Meeting (Hilton, Executive Conf. Ctr. Sunset Migration and Citizenship Section Business Fri 6:30 pm Room) Meeting (Hilton, Taylor Room) APSA All-Member Meeting (Hilton, Continental Fri 11:00 am New Political Science Lecture (Hilton, Imperial Fri 6:30 pm Ballroom 4) A) Perspectives on Politics Editorial Board Meeting Fri 12:00 pm New Political Science Section Reception Fri 6:30 pm Lunch (Hilton, Vista) (Hilton, Franciscan D) APSA Siting and Engagement Committee Fri 12:30 pm Political Communication Section Business Fri 6:30 pm Business Meeting (Hilton, Executive Conf. Ctr. Meeting (Hilton, Golden Gate 2) Presidio Room) Political Economy Section Business Meeting Fri 6:30 pm Department Chairs' Luncheon (Parc 55, Cyril Fri 12:30 pm (Hilton, Union Square 16) Magnin III) Political Methodology Section Business Meeting Fri 6:30 pm Foundations of Political Theory Section Fri 1:15 pm (Hilton, Continental Parlor 2) Business Meeting (Hilton, Union Square 17 & Political Networks Division Business Meeting Fri 6:30 pm 18) (Hilton, Union Square 15) Information Technology and Politics Section Fri 1:15 pm Political Psychology Section Business Meeting Fri 6:30 pm Business Meeting (Hilton, Union Square 21) (Hilton, Union Square 23) International History and Politics Section Fri 1:15 pm Politics and History Section Business Meeting Fri 6:30 pm Business Meeting (Hilton, Union Square 13) (Hilton, Union Square 24) Journal of Conflict Resolution Board Meeting Fri 1:15 pm Russian Politics Group Business Meeting (Parc Fri 6:30 pm (Hilton, Executive Conf. Ctr. Seacliff Room) 55, Lombard) LGBT Caucus Business Meeting (Parc 55, Fri 1:15 pm Sexuality and Politics Section Business Meeting Fri 6:30 pm Balboa) (Parc 55, Powell I) New Political Science Editorial Board Meeting Fri 1:15 pm Urban Politics Section Business Meeting Fri 6:30 pm (Parc 55, Mission III) (Nikko, Mendocino I) Political Research Quarterly Editorial Board Fri 1:15 pm Western Political Science Association 2015 Fri 6:30 pm Luncheon (Parc 55, Lombard) Program Committee Meeting (Hilton, Green Politics & Policy Editorial Board Meeting Fri 1:15 pm Room) (Hilton, Union Square 15) Women and Politics Research Section Business Fri 6:30 pm Public Administration Section Business Meeting Fri 1:15 pm Meeting (Hilton, Van Ness Room) (Hilton, Sutter Room) Women’s Caucus on Political Science Business Fri 6:30 pm RBSI Working Group Committee Meeting Fri 1:15 pm Meeting (Hilton, Golden Gate 1) (Hilton, Executive Conf. Ctr. Marina Room) MPSA 2016 Program Committee Meeting & Fri 6:30 pm Representation and Electoral Systems Section Fri 1:15 pm Reception (Parc 55, Market Street) Business Meeting (Hilton, Green Room) Columbia University Department of Political Fri 7:00 pm Science, Technology, and Evironmental Politics Fri 1:15 pm Science Reception (Hilton, Golden Gate 4) Section Business Meeting (Hilton, Union Square Committee on the Status of Blacks and Fri 7:00 pm 14) NCOBPS Reception (Nikko, Monterey II) Southwestern Political Science Association Fri 1:15 pm Cornell University Department of Government Fri 7:00 pm Business Meeting (Hilton, Executive Conf. Ctr. Reception (Hilton, Golden Gate 7) Sunset Room) Duke University Department of Political Science Fri 7:00 pm Christians in Political Science Related Group Fri 6:30 pm Reception (Hilton, Golden Gate 5) Business Meeting (Hilton, Union Square 21) Legislative Studies Section Business Meeting Fri 7:00 pm

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MarinaSoutheast Room) Asian Politics RelatedMeeting Group (Hilton, Business Union SquareSurvey 13) Research in the55, Developing Mission World II) (Parc Comparative Politics Section Business(Nikko, Meeting Ballroom I) Eric Voegelin Society RelatedMeeting Group (Parc Business 55, CyrilGraduate Magnin Student II) Happy HourII) (Nikko, Ballroom Presidents & Executive PoliticsMeeting Section (Hilton, Business Union SquareSiting 13) and Engagement Networking(Hilton, Reception Vista) European Politics & SocietyMeeting Section (Parc Business 55, Divisadero) Oxford University Press ReceptionUnion (Hilton, Square 19 & Comparative20) Politics Section ReceptionBallroom (Nikko, III) Eric Voegelin Society Related(Parc Group 55, Reception Cyril MagninPolitical III) Research Quarterly ReceptionCarmel (Nikko, II) RBSI/MFP Alumni Networking Reception (Nikko, Carmel I) Status of Asian-Pacific AmericansProfession in Committee the Reception (Hilton,Square Union 21) Mathias Poertner Reception (Invite(Nikko, Only) Mendocino II) Italian Political Science ReviewBoard (IPSR) Meeting Editorial (Hilton, GreenPolicy Room) Studies Organization EditorsMeeting Business (Hilton, Vista) APSA SHORT COURSES (ALPHA) APSA Meetings ShortShort Courses Course: Building International Scholarly Partnerships (Hilton, Union SquareShort 3 Course: & Coalition4) BuildingDiverse to Leadership Advance and Addressin Discrimination Political Science (Hilton,Short Union Course: Square Comparative 22) ApproachesCity to (Hilton, the Union SquareShort 17 Course: & Department18) LeadershipUnion (Hilton, Square 13) Short Course: Designing Multi-Method(Hilton, Research Franciscan C) Short Course: Designing andResearch Conducting (Hilton, Field Franciscan C) Short Course: Playing Games) with Political ( Violence theories (Hilton,Short of Union Course: Square PoliInformatics 13) TextWorkshop as (Hilton, Data Union SquareShort 16) Course: Political PsychologyUnion (Hilton, Square 19 & Short20) Course: Political ScienceArena: in Communication the Strategies Public for(Hilton, Scholars Union Square 14) Fri 7:00 pm Fri 7:00 pm Fri 7:00 pm Fri 7:00 pm Fri 7:00 pm Fri 7:00 pm Fri 7:00 pm Fri 7:00 pm Fri 7:00 pm Fri 7:30 pm Fri 7:30 pm Fri 7:30 pm Fri 7:30 pm Fri 7:30 pm Fri 7:30 pm Fri 7:30 pm Fri 7:30 pm Fri 7:30 pm Fri 7:30 pm Fri 7:30 pm Fri 7:30 pm Fri 7:30 pm Fri 7:30 pm Fri 7:30 pm Fri 7:30 pm Fri 7:30 pm Fri 7:30 pm Fri 8:00 pm Fri 8:30 pm Sat 7:00 am Sat 7:00 am Sat 7:00 am Sat 8:30 am Sat 8:30 am Page 171 X : 51614$TEST 05-20-15 04:29:46 Layout: 51614N : Odd of Politics Reception (Hilton,1) Continental Parlor Political Epistemology Section Reception55, (Parc Balboa) Political Science Education Businessand Meetings Reception (Nikko, CarmelStanford I) Political Science ReceptionGolden (Hilton, Gate 6) State Politics and Policy(Nikko, Business Monterey Meeting I) The Review of PoliticsNotre at Dame The Reception University (Hilton,University of Golden of Gate California, 8) Berkeley(Hilton, Reception Golden Gate 3) University of Rochester ReceptionContinental (Hilton, Parlor 7) UW-Madison Political Science Department Reception (Hilton, Continental ParlorComparative 9) Democratization Section Reception (Nikko, Peninsula) Conference Group on Taiwan(Parc Studies 55, Reception Mission II) Conflict Processes Section & SectionForeign Reception Policy (Hilton, EastElections Lounge) & Voting Behavior,and Public Political Opinion, Communication Sections' Reception (Parc 55, CyrilGaus Magnin Reception II) (Hilton, FranciscanJack B) Miller Center ReceptionMagnin (Parc III) 55, Cyril Law and Courts Section(Nikko, Business Ballroom Meeting III) LGBT Status Committee ReceptionCarmel (Nikko, II) Political Networks Section ReceptionUnion (Hilton, Square 14) Political Organizations and PartiesBusiness Section Meeting (Hilton, PowellPolitics Room) and History SectionUnion Reception Square (Hilton, 25) Reception Honoring Women in(Nikko, the Ballroom Profession II) Sexuality and Politics Section55, Reception Powell (Parc II) University of Florida DepartmentScience of Reception Political (Hilton, MasonUrban Room) Politics Section ReceptionView) (Nikko, Bay Yale University Political ScienceReception Department (Hilton, Lombard Room) Foundations of Political Theory55, Reception Cyril (Parc Magnin Foyer) Reception Honoring Teaching (Nikko,Gate) Golden Legislative Studies Section ReceptionBallroom (Nikko, I) Law and Courts SectionBallroom Reception III) (Nikko, Committee on the StatusProfession of Business Women Meeting in (Hilton,Conf. the Executive Ctr. Presidio Room) Journal Editor's Breakfast (ParcPublius: 55, The Stockton) Journal ofBoard Federalism & Editorial Advisory Council(Parc Breakfast 55, Meeting Mission III) Business Meeting for CivicEngagement Education Committee and (Hilton, Executive Conf. Ctr. Marina Room) International Association Leaders Breakfast (Hilton, Executive Conf. Ctr. Seacliff Room) (Nikko, Ballroom I) New York University Wilf Family Department Short Course: Politics at APSA - New Political Wed 1:30 pm (Hilton, Franciscan C) Science, Anti-Apartheid Movements, and Israel/ Short Course: Playing Games with ( theories of Wed 1:30 pm Palestine (Hilton, Union Square 24) ) Political Violence (Hilton, Union Square 13) Short Course: Politics, Markets, and Organized Wed 9:00 am Short Course: Politics at APSA - New Political Wed 1:30 pm Interests - New Questions about Power, Policy, Science, Anti-Apartheid Movements, and Israel/ and Influence (Hilton, Union Square 25) Palestine (Hilton, Union Square 24) Short Course: Process Tracing (Hilton, Wed 1:30 pm Short Course: Process Tracing (Hilton, Wed 1:30 pm Franciscan D) Franciscan D) Short Course: Public Management (Hilton, Wed 9:00 am Short Course: The Methods Studio – Data Wed 1:30 pm Union Square 17 & 18) Access and Research Transparency from an Short Course: Ranked Choice Voting in the Wed 9:00 am Interpretive-Qualitative Perspective (Hilton, U.S.A.: Developments and Debates (Hilton, Franciscan B) Union Square 3 & 4) Short Course: The Role of Scholar-Activism: Wed 1:30 pm Short Course: The 2015 British General Wed 9:00 am How Political Scientists Can Bolster Resistance Elections: Transition or Crisis? (Hilton, Union Movements (Hilton, Union Square 23) Square 21) Short Course: The State of the Field in Wed 1:30 pm Short Course: The Canadian Political System Wed 9:00 am Federalism/IGR Research: Approaches to and Election 2015 (Hilton, Union Square 1 & 2) Design, Data, Measurement, and Analysis Short Course: The Methods Studio – Data Wed 1:30 pm (Hilton, Union Square 25) Access and Research Transparency from an Short Course: Understanding Complexity - Wed 1:30 pm Interpretive-Qualitative Perspective (Hilton, Research Applications for Policy & Political Franciscan B) Science (Hilton, Union Square 1 & 2) Short Course: The Role of Scholar-Activism: Wed 1:30 pm How Political Scientists Can Bolster Resistance Movements (Hilton, Union Square 23) Short Course: The State of the Field in Wed 1:30 pm Federalism/IGR Research: Approaches to Design, Data, Measurement, and Analysis (Hilton, Union Square 25) Short Course: Understanding Complexity - Wed 1:30 pm Research Applications for Policy & Political Science (Hilton, Union Square 1 & 2) Short Course: What works? Strengthening Wed 9:00 am Electoral Integrity (Hilton, Imperial A) APSA SHORT COURSES (BY TIME) APSA Meetings Short Courses Short Course: Department Leadership (Hilton, Wed 9:00 am Union Square 13) Short Course: Designing and Conducting Field Wed 9:00 am Research (Hilton, Franciscan C) Short Course: Politics, Markets, and Organized Wed 9:00 am Interests - New Questions about Power, Policy, and Influence (Hilton, Union Square 25) Short Course: Public Management (Hilton, Wed 9:00 am Union Square 17 & 18) Short Course: Ranked Choice Voting in the Wed 9:00 am U.S.A.: Developments and Debates (Hilton, Union Square 3 & 4) Short Course: The Canadian Political System Wed 9:00 am and Election 2015 (Hilton, Union Square 1 & 2) Short Course: Coalition Building to Advance Wed 9:00 am Diverse Leadership and Address Discrimination in Political Science (Hilton, Union Square 22) Short Course: PoliInformatics Text as Data Wed 9:00 am Workshop (Hilton, Union Square 16) Short Course: Political Psychology (Hilton, Wed 9:00 am Union Square 19 & 20) Short Course: Political Science in the Public Wed 9:00 am Arena: Communication Strategies for Scholars (Hilton, Union Square 14) Short Course: The 2015 British General Wed 9:00 am Elections: Transition or Crisis? (Hilton, Union Square 21) Short Course: What works? Strengthening Wed 9:00 am Electoral Integrity (Hilton, Imperial A) Short Course: Building International Scholarly Wed 1:30 pm Partnerships (Hilton, Union Square 3 & 4) Short Course: Comparative Approaches to the Wed 1:30 pm City (Hilton, Union Square 17 & 18) Short Course: Designing Multi-Method Research Wed 1:30 pm

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