daily program schedule - Midwest Political Science Association

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THURSDAY, APRIL 27 - 3:30 - 5:15 pm
Panel 6-I CLARK 7
POLITICAL CONFLICT AND DEMOCRATIC PROCESSES
Chair: Pia Knigge, Auburn University Montgomery, knigpia@strudel.aum.edu
Papers: “Deliberation in Theory and in Practice.” Tali Mendelberg, Princeton University,
talim@princeton.edu
“Communication Across Lines of Political Difference: The Consequences of
Cross-Cutting Networks for Political Participation.” Diana Mutz, Ohio State
University, mutz@polisci.wisc.edu
“Assessing the Effects of Deliberation in Small Groups.” Adam Simon,
University of Washington, asimon@u.washington.edu; Tracy Sulkin, University
of Washington, tsulkin@u.washington.edu
“The Public’s Undemocratic Wish.” John Hibbing, University of Nebraska-
Lincoln, jhibbing@unl.edu; Elizabeth Theiss-Morse, University of Nebraska-
Lincoln, etheissmorse1@unl.edu
Disc: Lynn M. Sanders, University of California, Berkeley and San Francisco
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Panel 7-Q BURNHAM 1
THE IMPACT OF NEGATIVE CAMPAIGNING ON VOTERS AND CANDIDATES
Chair: Robert Hogan, Louisiana State University, rhogan1@lsu.edu
Papers: "Campaign Professionalism, Negative Advertising, and Electoral Success in US
House Races." Owen Abbe, University of Maryland, oabbe@gvpt.umd.edu; Paul
Herrnson, University of Maryland, pherrnson@gvpt.umd.edu; Kelly Patterson,
Brigham Young University, Kelly_Patterson@byu.edu
"Does Negative Campaigning Reduce Turnout?" Alan Gerber, Yale University,
alan.gerber@yale.edu; Donald Green, Yale University, donald.green@yale.edu
"Campaign Advertising, Perceived Fairness, and Voter Turnout." Paul
Freedman, University of Virginia, freedman@virginia.edu; Dale Lawton,
University of Virginia, 1d14e@virginia.edu
Disc: Robert Hogan, Louisiana State University, rhogan1@lsu.edu
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Panel 7-T SALON 5
PRESIDENTIAL AND STATE-LEVEL PRIMARIES
Chair: Fred Monardi, University of Wisconsin-Parkside, monardi.uwp.edu
Papers: "Does Time Matter? Divisive Primaries and Presidential Elections.” Jody
McMullen, University of Arizona, jodym@u.arizona.edu; Gregg Johnson,
University of Arizona
"Initial Resources and Length of Candidacies in Presidential Nominating Politics,
1980-1996.” Barbara Norrander, University of Arizona, norrande@u.arizona.edu
"Participation in Runoff Elections.” Ronald Keith Gaddie, University of
Oklahoma, rkgaddie@ou.edu; Charles Bullock, University of Georgia; Anders
Ferrington, University of Oklahoma
"Lessons From the Past: Crossover Voting in California's Multiple-Filing Era and
Under the Blanket Primary.” Brian Gaines, University of Illinois at Urbana-
Champaign, bjgaines@uiuc.edu; Wendy K. Tam Cho, University of Illinois,