daily program schedule - Midwest Political Science Association

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THURSDAY, APRIL 27 - 3:30 - 5:15 pm
“Why Do Governments and the IMF Enter into Agreements? Statistically
Selected Case Studies.” James Vreeland, Yale University,
james.vreeland@yale.edu
Disc: Randolph Stevenson, Rice University, stevens@rice.edu
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Panel 3-D SALON 2
THE COMMUNIST SUCCESSOR PARTIES AFTER THE "SECOND TURNOVER"
Chair: John Ishiyama, Truman State University, jishiyam@truman.edu
Papers: “In Search of a Local Tony Blair: the Hungarian Socialists and Their Third Way.”
Andras Bozoki, Smith College, abozoki@sophia.smith.edu
“Fitting In: The Late 1990’s Search for Political Identity by the Bulgarian and
Romanian Successor Parties.” Jeffrey Stevenson Murer, Illinois Wesleyan
University, jmurer@titan.iwu.edu
“The Polish SdRP after the 1997 Elections.” Anna Gryzmala-Busse, Harvard
University, busse@fas.harvard.edu
“From Cadre Organization to Mass Party? Eastern Germany’s Ex-Communist
Party and the Dynamics of Organizational Transformation.” Daniel Ziblatt,
University of California-Berkeley, dziblatt@socrates.berkeley.edu
“Party Organizational and Identity Change in Post-Communist Politics: The
Communist Successor Parties after the ‘Second Generation’ Elections.” John
Ishiyama, Truman State University, jishiyam@truman.edu
Disc: Barbara Ann Chotiner, University of Alabama, bchotine@tenhoor.as.ua.edu
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Panel 3-R SALON 3
PARTY CHANGE IN DEMOCRATIZING COUNTRIES
Chair: Michael Coppedge, University of Notre Dame, michael.j.coppedge.1@nd.edu
Papers: “Presidentialism and the Effective Number of Parties.” Sean Ehrlich, University
of Michigan, ehrlichs@umich.edu
“Staying the Course: Time as a Factor in the Institutionalization of Political Party
Systems in Democratizing States.” Jonathan W. Riggs, Loyola University
Chicago, jriggs1@luc.edu
“Weathering the Storm: Understanding the Fate of the Ruling Party after
Transition from Authoritarianism.” Robert W. Mickey, Harvard University,
mickey@fas.harvard.edu
“Formerly Dominant Political Parties and Democratization: Adaptation and
Change.” Sahar Shafqat, Southwestern University, shafqat@southwestern.edu
“Mexico on the Eve of the Presidential Elections: the End of an ‘Official Party?’”
Lynda K. Barrow, Coe College, lbarrow@coe.edu; Meagan Geerts, Coe
College, lbarrow@coe.edu
Disc: Michael Coppedge, University of Notre Dame, michael.j.coppedge.1@nd.edu
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