daily program schedule - Midwest Political Science Association

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THURSDAY, APRIL 27 - 3:30 - 5:15 pm
Panel 11-N PARLOR C
AMERICAN POLITICAL THOUGHT: EARLY AND LATE
Chair: Robert Grady, Eastern Michigan University, pls_grady@online.emich.edu
Papers: “The Impact of Scientific Epistemology Upon Liberal Principles and Republican
Sentiments in Early America.” Teena Gabrielson, University of California,
Davis, tjgabrielson@ucdavis.edu
“Dissentient Democracy and the Public Sphere of the Early Republic.” Robert
W.T. Martin, Hamilton College, rmartin@hamilton.edu
“The Parting Shots of Disappointed Revolutionaries: John Milton’s Eikonolastes
and William Bennett’s The Death of Outrage.” Mark Stephen Jendrysik,
University of North Dakota, mark_jendrysik@und.nodak.edu
“Why TANF Work Requirements?: Labor, Independence, and Moral Character in
American Political Thought.” Anne Manuel, Northwestern University,
amanuel@rci.rutgers.edu
Disc: Robert Grady, Eastern Michigan University, pls_grady@online.emich.edu
Matthew F. Filner, Kalamazoo College, mfilner@indiana.edu
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Panel 12-E PARLOR D
EMBODYMENT, IDENTITY, AND POWER
Chair: Linda Zerilli, Northwestern University, 72064.3006@compuserve.com
Papers: “Embodied Reason: Merleau-Ponty as Foucault’s Corrective.”
Elaine Stavro, Trent University, stavrop@interlog.com
“On the Disappearance of Domination: An Inquiry into the Problematics of
Contemporary Theories of Resistance.” Philip Jenks, University of Kentucky,
pjenks@bigfoot.com;
Hugh Bartling, University of Kentucky, hebart00@pop.uky.edu
“Identity, Ethics and Negativity: The Aesthetics of Freedom in Adorno and
Foucault.” Michelle Mawhinney, York University, mmawhin@yorku.ca
Disc: Linda Zerilli, Northwestern University, 72064.3006@compuserve.com
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Panel 14-J LASALLE 2
METHODOLOLOGICAL CONTRIBUTIONS TO INTERNATIONAL POLITICAL
ECONOMY (Co-Sponsored with International Relations)
Chair: Jason Wittenberg, Harvard University, jwittenb@data.fas.harvard.edu
Papers: “Exchange-Rate Regimes and Inflation in the Open and Institutionalized
Economy.” Robert J. Franzese , Jr., University of Michigan,
franzese@umich.edu
“Transitions to Effective Political and Economic Accountability.” Jim Granato,
Michigan State University, granato@pilot.msu.edu
Disc: Jude C. Hays, University of Minnesota, jchays@polisci.umn.edu
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