MPSA

9:50 Evolving Immigration Policies in Uncertain
Times: Explaining Turkey’s Approaches to
Humanitarian Migration in the Midst of the
Syrian Refugee Crisis
Natasha Tamika Duncan*, Purdue University-Main
Campus
ntduncan@purdue.edu
Mehmet Kocaoglu*, Purdue University-Main
Campus
mkocaog@purdue.edu
10:03 From Temporary Protection to Permanent
Settlement: Inter-group Experience and
Integration Attitudes of Syrian Refugees in
Turkey
Basak Yavcan, TOBB University of Economics and
Technology
basakural@gmail.com
10:16 The Representations of Syrian Immigrants in the
Turkish Newspapers
Sedef Turper, Koç University
sturper@ku.edu.tr
10:29 The Syrian Refugee Crisis and Income Inequality
in the European Union
Michael Abbe*, Northeastern Illinois University
m-abbe@neiu.edu
10:42 Disc., Naomi Levy, Santa Clara University
nlevy@scu.edu
Disc., Stacy Bondanella Taninchev, Gonzaga
University
bondi35@gmail.com
10:55 Audience Discussion
21-7 Domestic Politics and the Military from a Global
Perspective
Fri at 9:45 am
9:45 Chair, Douglas Woodwell, University of
Indianapolis
woodwelld@uindy.edu
9:50 Civil Liberty, National Security, and Military
Expenditures: Understanding the Security Impact
of Civil Liberty Violation in Asia in the post-Cold
War Era
Frank Fan, University of Central Florida
fanf@knights.ucf.edu
10:03 Determinants of Military Mutinies: 1945-2015
Jaclyn Margaret Johnson, University of Kentucky
jaclyn.johnson@uky.edu
10:16 Domestic Politics and Arming in Autocracies:
Military Regimes and Military Spending
Alexander Steven Von Hagen-Jamar, Lund
University
avhj@umich.edu
10:29 Power Politics of Democracy in International
Relations: Realist Prudence, Liberal Skepticism,
and the International Framing of Military Coups
in Egypt and Turkey
Ismail Yaylaci*, Istanbul Sehir University
ismailyaylaci@sehir.edu.tr
10:42 Disc., Douglas Woodwell, University of Indianapolis
woodwelld@uindy.edu
10:55 Audience Discussion
22-200 Table 3: JSS: Human Rights and Repression
Fri at 9:45 am
9:45 Emulation and learning in the diffusion of
repression between authoritarian regimes
Roman-Gabriel Olar, University of Essex
rolar@essex.ac.uk
9:56 Gambling on Backlash: Why Weak Protestors Go
Militant, Why Governments Repress Too Much
Joseph Brown, University of Massachusetts-Boston
Joseph.Brown@umb.edu
10:08 Human Rights Violations in Democracies Fighting
Criminal Violence: Evidence from Mexico
Daniela T Barba-Sanchez, Princeton University
dtbarba@princeton.edu
10:20 Repressive Agent Defections: How Power, Costs,
and Uncertainty Lead to Military Defections
Kimberly R Fruge, Florida State University
kfruge@fsu.edu
10:31 Uncomfortably Numb: Free Media and Human
Rights
Tyler P. Yates, University of North Texas
tyleryates@my.unt.edu
10:43 Disc., Michael Christopher Marshall, Miami
University-Oxford
marsham2@miamioh.edu
Disc., Phillip Nelson, University of Essex
pnelso@essex.ac.uk
10:55 Audience Discussion
23-5 International Conflict in a Regional Perspective
Fri at 9:45 am
9:45 Chair, Karim Elkady, Brandeis University
kkady@brandeis.edu
9:50 Military Alliances in the Middle East: A Network
Analysis Approach
Megan A. West, University of California-Los
Angeles
mwest11@g.ucla.edu
10:03 North Korean Conflict Behavior, 1954-2015
Joonbum Bae*, Texas A & M University-College
Station
jbbae@ucla.edu
William Norris*, Texas A & M University-College
Station
wjnorris@tamu.edu
10:16 So Close That Water Cannot Flow Between Us:
Turkey’s Water Resource Control and the
Turmoil in Syria and Iraq
Darci Pauser, Syracuse University
darci.pauser@gmail.com
10:29 Revisiting the No-Fly Zone over Northern Iraq,
1991-2003: What Did It Achieve?
Karim Elkady, Brandeis University
kkady@brandeis.edu
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