daily program schedule - Midwest Political Science Association

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THURSDAY, APRIL 27 – 10:30 am - 12:15 pm
Papers: “Political Interest and Partisan Support: A Theory of the Gender Gap in Japan.”
Misa Nishikawa, Michigan State University, nishikaw@pilot.mse.edu
“Women's Conservative Political Preferences: A Matter of Fact or a Result of
Difference in Participation Levels? Evidence from Chile 1965-1973.” Patricio
Navia, New York University, pdn200@is7.nyu.edu
“The Dynamics of the Gender Gap.” Janet Box-Steffensmeier, Ohio State
University, jboxstef+@osu.edu, Suzanna De Boef, Penn State University,
SDEBOEF@PSU.EDU; Tse-min Lin, University of Texas-Austin,
tml@mail.la.utexas.edu
“Reducing the Gap: Institutional and Socio-Economic Explanations for Women’s
Representation.” David Goldberg, dgoldber@niu.edu
Disc: Kathleen Bawn, University of California, Los Angeles, kbawn@polisci.ucla.edu
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Panel 10-A BURNHAM 2
MINORITY POLITICAL PARTICIPATION
Chair: Gary M. Segura, Claremont Graduate University, gary.segura@cgu.edu
Papers: “Understanding Black Voter Turnout in Presidential Elections.” Maruice
Mangum, University of Alabama at Birmingham, mmangum@uab.edu
“Political and Philanthropic Giving in the Black Community: Its Distinctive and
Pragmatic Connection to the Black Church.” Keesha Middlemass Scott,
University of Georgia, midlemas@arches.uga.edu; Nancy Winemiller Basinger,
University of Georgia
"Coalition Formation Among Latinos and African Americans: A Test of the
Minority Status Model." John A. Garcia. University of Arizona,
jag@u.arizona.edu
Disc: Michael Corbett, Ball State University, 00amcorbett@bsu.edu
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Panel 11-D PARLOR F
ECOLOGY, DOMINATION, AND POLITICS
Chair: Michaelle Browers, University of Minnesota, mbrowers@polisci.umn.edu
Papers: “Re-reading Marcuse in an Age of Ecological Limits.” Andrew Biro, York
University, biroa@yorku.ca
“Personalizing Ecologism: ‘Nature’ and the Divided Psyche.” Kerry H.
Whiteside, Franklin and Marshall College, k_whiteside@acad.fandm.edu
“Domination and Empowerment in Ecofeminist Theory.” Charlene Hinckley,
Southern Connecticut State University, hinckley@javanet.com
Disc: Michaelle Browers, University of Minnesota, mbrowers@polisci.umn.edu
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Panel 11-J SALON 7
RETHINKING EQUALITY: ABORTION, PORNOGRAPHY, AND REPRODUCTION
(Co-sponsored by Gender and Politics)
Chair: Philip Abbott, Wayne State University, aa2393@wayne.edu