daily program schedule - Midwest Political Science Association

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THURSDAY, APRIL 27 – 8:30 am – 12:00 pm
2. “Ruling Parties in a Bind: Evidence from Transitions from Authoritarian Rule in S.
Carolina and Miss., 1944-1972.” Robert W. Mickey, Harvard University,
rmickey@fas.harvard.edu
3. “Betrayal of Race and Class: Spatiality and the Production of Racialized Urban
Geography.” Rich Stanislaw, Purdue University, stanisla@polsci.purdue.edu
4. “The Promised Land or Ghetto of Babylon: The Rhetoric of Race in Cuba” Mark
Q. Sawyer, UCLA, msawyer@polisci.ucla.edu
5. “British Political Culture and United States Racial Attitudes: Racism at Home and
Abroad - A Two Way Street.” Paul Barton-Kriese, Indiana University East,
bartonkr@indiana.edu
6. "Locating Race: African Americans, Political Participation, and the American
Structural Context" Harwood K. McClerking, University of Michigan,
harwood@umich.edu
7. “Outlining the Boundaries: Black Media and Perceptions of the AIDS Crisis.”
Ismail K. White, University of Michigan, ikwhite@umich.edu; Corrine M.
McConnaughy, University of Michigan; Harwood K. McClerking, University of
Michigan
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Section 14 Posters
Themes in Methodology
1. “Political Contributions and Generational Conflict.” Thomas DeLeire, University
of Chicago,
2. “Abductive Logic as an Approach to the Social Sciences.” Jeffrey Alan
Johnson, University of Wisconsin, Madison, jajohnson@polisci.wisc.edu
3. “A More Reasonable ML Estimator of the Spatial Model.” Adam Meirowitz,
Stanford Graduate School of Business, ameirow@leland.stanford.edu
4. “What Was and What Would Have Been, or Why We Should Stop Worrying and
Learn to Love Counterfactuals.” Andrew Lister, University of California, Los
Angeles, alister@ucla.edu
5. “A Trilemma of Conceptual Validity, Generality, and Causality: Research
Strategies in Comparative Analysis.” Hyeok Yong Kwon, Cornell University,
hyk1@cornell.edu
6. “A Strategy for Testing Hypotheses about Levels of Measurement in Statistical
Models.” William Jacoby, University of South Carolina, william-jacoby@sc.edu
7. “An Interaction Hierarchy Generalized Linear Model of the Education Production
Function: Resource Education Policies in the Schools.” Jeff Gill, California
Polytechnic University, jgill@calpoly.edu; Nick A. Theobald, Texas A&M
University
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