MPSA

10:42 Disc., Karim Elkady, Brandeis University
kkady@brandeis.edu
10:55 Audience Discussion
24-6 Ideas Can Kill: Ideology and Political Violence
Fri at 9:45 am
9:45 Countering Hate or Preaching to the Choir? A
Facebook Survey Experiment
Tricia Bacon*, American University
bacon@american.edu
Pablo Barbera, University of Southern California
pbarbera@usc.edu
Thomas Zeitzoff*, American University
zeitzoff@gmail.com
10:02 On the Limits of Ideology: Are African Rebel
Groups Denied Political Voice?
Zoe Marks, University of Edinburgh
zoe.marks@ed.ac.uk
10:20 Far-Right Parties and Anti-Semitic Social Conflict
Brandon Stewart, University of North Texas
brandonstewart4@my.unt.edu
Ayal Feinberg, University of North Texas
ayal.k.feinberg@gmail.com
10:37 Disc., Sahar Aziz, Texas A & M University-College
Station
saziz@law.tamu.edu
10:55 Audience Discussion
24-7 Violence and Elections, Part 2
Fri at 9:45 am
9:45 Armed Violence and Civilian Support Evidence
from Nigeria, 2013-2014
Thomas W Bentley, Michigan State University
tbentley909@gmail.com
10:02 The Political Consequences of Terrorism. A
Quasi-Experimental Approach
Laia Balcells, Duke University
laia.balcells@duke.edu
10:20 Inequality, Land Reform and Political Violence in
Brazil
Ricardo Ceneviva*, Rio de Janeiro State University
ceneviva@gmail.com
Tiago Augusto Ventura, University of Maryland-
College Park
venturat@umd.edu
10:37 Regionalization of Party System and Armed
Conflicts in India
Sivagaminathan Palani, Texas Tech University
sivagaminathan.palani@ttu.edu
10:55 Audience Discussion
25-200 Table 4: JSS: Territory and Rebellion
Fri at 9:45 am
9:45 Reconceptualizing Territorial Control: The Role
of Rebel Institutions
Andres Uribe, University of Chicago
uribe@uchicago.edu
10:02 Understanding A New Province Creation in
Indonesia: A Combined Territorial and Non-
Territorial Autonomy Strategy for Mitigating the
Ethnic Group Conflict
Ratri Istania, Loyola University Chicago
ristania@luc.edu
10:20 Watch Your Words: Territorial Framing in
Mobilization for Self-Determination
Friederike Luise Kelle, University of Konstanz
friederike.kelle@uni-konstanz.de
10:37 Disc., Keven Ruby*, University of Chicago
kruby@uchicago.edu
10:55 Audience Discussion
28-5 Leaders, Information and Insecurity
Fri at 9:45 am
9:45 Chair, Kelly A Grieco, Air University
kellygrieco1@gmail.com
9:50 Do Costly Signals Matter?: Unifying Theories of
Signaling and Perceptions in International
Relations
Seok-Joon Kim, University of Notre Dame
skim41@nd.edu
10:00 Resuming War or Remaining at Peace?: Leaders'
Survival and Repeated Conflict
Ruolin Su, University of Pennsylvania
suruolin@sas.upenn.edu
10:11 The Institutional Determinants of Escalation
Control in War
Spencer D. Bakich, Virginia Military Institute
bakichsd@vmi.edu
10:22 Young and Reckless: How Leader Age Influences
International Conflict
Robert Frederic Trager, University of California-
Los Angeles
rtrager@ucla.edu
Allan Dafoe*, Yale University
allan.dafoe@yale.edu
Andrew D. Bertoli*, University of California-
Berkeley
abertoli@berkeley.edu
10:33 Understanding Collective Security as a Global
Public Good through Socially Constructed
Preferences
James C. Roberts, Towson University
jroberts@towson.edu
10:44 Disc., Kelly A Grieco, Air University
kellygrieco1@gmail.com
10:55 Audience Discussion
29-4 Non-state Actors and the Protection of Vulnerable
Groups
Fri at 9:45 am
9:45 Chair, Brendan Skip Mark, SUNY at Binghamton
bmark2@binghamton.edu
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