1996 Conference Program - Midwest Political Science Association

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SECTION 11. POLITICAL THEORY AND PHILOSOPHY
James Johnson, University of Rochester
11-1. Deliberation in Democratic Theory & Practice THU 11:00
11-2. Speech and Reason in Politics THU 1:30
11-3. Liberal Predicaments - Past to Future SAT 8:30
11-4. The Persistence of Power and Powerlessness THU 3:30
11-5. Rethinking the Liberal Self: Freedom, Character
and Community FRI 3:30
11-6. Revising Citizenship SAT 1:30
11-7. Democratic Predicaments, Democratic Possibilities SAT 3:30
11-8. Humean Skepticism FRI 8:30
11-9. Anti-Federalists and Federalists FRI 10:30
11-10. Environmental Ethics & Political Theory FRI 1:30
11-11. Forbidden Discourse: Talking Politics in America SAT 10:30
11-12. Platonic Themes SAT 10:30
11-13. Toleration, Pluralism, and Constitutionalism in Liberal Theory SAT 3:30
LASALLE 1
LASALLE 1
LASALLE 1
LASALLE 1
LASALLE 1
LASALLE 1
LASALLE 1
LASALLE 1
LASALLE 1
LASALLE 1
LASALLE 1
BURNHAM 2
PDR 16
SECTION 12. FORMAL MODELING
Rebecca B. Morton, University of California--San Diego
12-1. Leaders, Followers, and Political Communication THU 11:00
12-2. Politics and Economic Policy SAT 8:30
12-3. Models of Congressional Delegation THU 3:30
12-4. Norms, Rules, and Cohesion in Legislatures FRI 1:30
12-5. Models of Taxation and Income Redistribution FRI 10:30
12-6. Legislators, Voters, and Interest Groups FRI 3:30
12-7. Interest Groups SAT 10:30
LASALLE 2
LASALLE 2
LASALLE 2
PDR 17
LASALLE 2
LASALLE 2
LASALLE 2