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Saturday, April 5-4:45 pm 65-104 2008 HERBERT A. SIMON AWARD LECTURE: NETWORK ANALYSIS IN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION: TESTING STRUCTURAL HYPOTHESES ABOUT COOPERATION AND COORDINATION Room Red Lacquer on the 4th Floor, Sat at 4:45 pm LecturerNetwork Analysis in Public Administration: Informal Relationships and Institutional Collective Action Formal authorities develop self-organizing informal relationships to mitigate problems of fragmentation, and network analysis provides new tools to develop and test hypotheses about the causes and effects of these policy networks. John T. Scholz, Eppes Professor of Political Science, Florida State University john.scholz@fsu.edu 319
Sunday, April 6-8:00 am Sunday, April 6-8:00 am 1-6 CAUSES AND EFFECTS OF ETHNIC CONFLICT (Co-sponsored with Conflict Processes and Ethnicity and Room Chair Paper Nationalism, see 17-17 and 20-14) Red Lacquer on the 4th Floor, Sun at 8:00 am Samuel S. Stanton, Jr., Grove City College ssstanton@gcc.edu REsCape: An Agent-Based Framework for Modeling Resources, Ethnicity, and Conflict The onset of civil war is a prime example of a complex adaptive system. This paper describes REsCape: an agent-based computational framework for studying such complexities focusing on the relationship between resources, ethnicity, and civil war. Ravi Bhavnani, Michigan State University bhavnani@msu.edu Dan Miodownik, Hebrew University of Jerusalem miodownik@mscc.huji.ac.il Paper Ethnic Rebellion, State Repression, and Civil War, 1976-2000 This paper presents and tests a unified model of the escalation of ethnic rebellions to civil wars by integrating the role of state repression. Susumu Suzuki, Wayne State University susumu@wayne.edu Volker Krause, Eastern Michigan University vkrause@emich.edu Paper Conflict and Individual Identity Formation We argue that conflict causes identity formation. Individuals are likely to self-identify with their nation when the state is confronted with external conflict. When conflict is internal, individuals selfidentify with their ethnic group. Doug Gibler, University of Alabama dmgibler@bama.ua.edu Marc Hutchison, University of Rhode Island mlhutch@gmail.com Steve Miller, University of Alabama svmiller@ua.edu Paper The Track Record of Centripetalism in Deeply Divided Places This paper questions whether centripetalism promotes peace and stability in deeply divided places. Its track record suggests otherwise as the model's institutions do not match its logic. An outline for an institutional reformulation is given. Allison McCulloch, Laurentian University ax_mcculloch@laurentian.ca Paper Running Amok in Post-Suharto Indonesia: Ethnic Riots During Democratization Using a game model based on field evidence, I develop a model that explains temporal and spatial variation in ethnic riots during democratic transitions. This argument is tested on a database of 54,000 villages in Indonesia in 2001 and 2004. Yuhki Tajima, Harvard University yuhkitajima@gmail.com Disc. Tavishi Bhasin, Kennesaw State University tbhasin@emory.edu 2-9 DIMENSIONS OF SPATIAL COMPETITION I Room Salon 12 on the 3rd Floor, Sun at 8:00 am Chair Kenneth Benoit, Trinity College, Dublin kbenoit@tcd.ie Paper Purposes, Ways, and Means of Identifying Party Left-Right Positions We seek to establish that the reason for scholarly reliance on left-right party positioning, as a first but not a last step when investigating the representational process in a democracy. Steve B. Lem, Kent State University sblem1@gmail.com Michael D. McDonald, Binghamton University mdmcd@binghamton.edu Paper Paper Paper Disc. Timely Decisions on the Most Salient Dimension Past election results and rival parties affect party position taking conditional upon time elapsed since the last elections. Zeynep Somer-Topcu, University of California, Davis zsomer@ucdavis.edu Why Unidimensionality How Parties Create the Policy Space in Multiparty Systems Party systems need to (and do) reduce very complex problems to a one dimensional (or almost one dimensional) choice. This paper uses an agent based model to explore how party competition can do this. Anthony McGann, University of Essex amccgann@essex.ac.uk Dimensionality, Party Cohesion and Size We provide a spatial map of the Italian Second Republic in the XIII (1996-2001) and XIV legislatures (2001-2006). We find that the XIII legislature has two dimensions, but the XIV legislature has one. Massimililiano Landi, Singapore Management University landim@smu.edu.sg Riccardo Pelizzo, Griffith University r.pelizzo@griffith.edu.au Jay Kent Dow, University of Missouri dow@missouri.edu Jane Elizabeth Green, University of Manchester jance.green@manchester.ac.uk 3-16 GLOBALIZATION, INTEGRATION AND DEVELOPMENT Room Suite 14-150 on the 14th Floor, Sun at 8:00 am Chair Teng Fu, Catholic University of America 74fu@cua.edu Paper Political Determinants of FDI Policy Liberalization in Low- Income Countries Political and economic determinants determinants of FDI policy liberalization are analyzed for 116 developing countries from 1992-2001. Political variables considered include domestic determinants, such as party ID and democracy, and international. Tyson Roberts, University of California, Los Angeles tyson.roberts@ucla.edu Paper What Determines the Success of Transnational Redress Global society has increasingly paid attention to the redress of past injustices by requesting the perpetrator countries to take proper responsibility for them. I explore what factors have significant effect on the success of transnational redress. Jin Myoung Lee, University at Buffalo, SUNY jl222@buffalo.edu Paper Globalization and the Political Right in India and Mexico: The Rise of the BJP and the PAN The critical juncture of globalization in the 1980's created a political opening for parties of the conservative right in India and Mexico to replace nominally socialist secular dominant/hegemonic parties in both countries. Tom Brister, Wake Forest University bristet@wfu.edu Disc. Mary E. Breeding, American University mary.breeding@american.edu 320
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