daily program schedule - Midwest Political Science Association

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FRIDAY, APRIL 28 - 10:30 am - 12:15 pm
"Does Incumbency Matter? The Strategic Choice of Third Party Voters in US
Presidential Elections." Sungdai Cho, University of Missouri-Columbia,
sdc135@mizzou.edu; Jae-Woo Hong, University of Missouri-Columbia;
jh4ff@missouri.edu, Jaechul Lee, University of Missouri-Columbia,
c749266@showme.missouri.edu
"The Perot Movement and the 'Unanticipated' Republican Revolution." Robert
Yowell, University of Kansas, ryowell@ukans.edu
"The Origins and Impact of Voter Support for Jesse Ventura in the 1998
Minnesota Gubernatorial Election." Dean Lacy, Ohio State University,
dlacy+@osu.edu; Quin Monson, Ohio State University, monson.6@osu.edu
Disc: Jeffrey Koch, SUNY - Geneseo, koch@geneseo.edu
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Panel 7-W SALON 7
GUBERNATORIAL AND SENATORIAL CANDIDATES
Chair: Lonna Rae Atkeson, University of New Mexico, atkeson@unm.edu
Papers: "Gunning for the Governor: Challenger Emergence in Gubernatorial Contests."
Randall W. Partin, University of New Mexico, partin@unm.edu
"The Statehouse or the US Senate: A Comparison Between Gubernatorial and
Senatorial Candidates.” Scott Lasley, University of Maine,
scott.lasley@umit.maine.edu; Peverill Squire, University of Iowa,
"Governors as US Senate Candidates: The Impact of Gubernatorial Term Limits
on Electoral Competition for the US Senate." Richard J. Powell, Hamilton
College, rpowell@hamilton.edu
Disc: Lonna Rae Atkeson, University of New Mexico, atkeson@unm.edu
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Panel 8-E SALON 2
MEET THE AUTHOR: DIANA MUTZ, IMPERSONAL INFLUENCE: HOW PERCEPTONS
OF MASS COLLECTIVES AFFECT POLITICAL ATTITUDES
Chair: Robert Huckfeldt, Indiana University, huckfeld@indiana.edu
Part: Robert Huckfeldt, Indiana University, huckfeld@indiana.edu
Jan Leighley, Texas A&M University
James Kuklinski, University of Illinois
Disc: Diana Mutz, Ohio State University
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Panel 9-G BURNHAM 1
GENDER AND THE MILITARY
Chair: Gratzia V. Smeall, St. Norbert College, smeagv@mail.snc.edu
Papers: “The Gendered Military in the New Millenium.” Mary Lou Kendrigan, Lansing
Community College, kendriganm@aol.com
“What Will this Democracy Support? Future Combat Roles for Women in the
American Military.” Kim Field, United States Military Academy,
jk9104@exmail.usma.edu; John Nagl, United States Military Academy,
jj9508@exmail.usma.edu