MPSA

9:50 Which IMF Policies Harm Women’s Rights?:
IMF Compliance and Women’s Rights
Brendan Skip Mark, SUNY at Binghamton
bmark2@binghamton.edu
10:00 Examining the Determinants and Effectiveness of
Transitional Justice Mechanisms in Post-conflict
States
Meshack Barasa Simati, Georgia State University
msimati1@student.gsu.edu
10:11 Child Terrorists as a Consequence of Counter-
Terrorism
Tiffani Crippin*, Binghamton University
tcrippi1@binghamton.edu
10:22 Selective Humanity: State Responses to Asylum
Crisis
Gulcan Saglam, Georgia State University
gilgen1@student.gsu.edu
10:33 The Impact of United Nations Resolutions on
Protections for Sexual Minorities
Carl Edward Kalmick, SUNY at Binghamton
kalmickce@gmail.com
10:44 Disc., David L. Cingranelli, SUNY at Binghamton
davidc@binghamton.edu
10:55 Audience Discussion
30-3 Financing of Campaigns
Fri at 9:45 am
9:45 Chair, Sean A. Cain, Loyola University New
Orleans
scain@loyno.edu
9:50 Agency Problems in Political Campaigns: Media
Buying and Consulting
Gregory John Martin, Emory University
gregory.martin@emory.edu
Zachary Peskowitz, Emory University
zachary.peskowitz@gmail.com
10:06 Follow the Money: Integrating Competing
Theories to Explain Donor Behavior in
Presidential Primaries and the Resulting
Implications for Campaign Coffers in the Invisible
Primary
Justin J. Norris, University of Georgia
norr77@uga.edu
10:22 Public Attention and Fundraising in the Invisible
Primary
Colin D. Swearingen, John Carroll University
cswearingen@jcu.edu
10:38 Disc., Sean A. Cain, Loyola University New Orleans
scain@loyno.edu
10:55 Audience Discussion
32-3 Legislative Incumbency Around the World (Cosponsored
with 9. Comparative Political:
Behavior, see 9-6)
Fri at 9:45 am
9:45 Chair, Steve B. Lem, Kutztown University of
Pennsylvania
lem@kutztown.edu
9:50 Going Negative in Hostile Territory: How
Negative Campaigning Shrinks the Rival Party’s
Issue Ownership
Henrik Bech Seeberg, Aarhus University
h.seeberg@ps.au.dk
Alessandro Nai*, University of Sydney
alessandro.nai@unige.ch
10:03 Sticking to the Script: Examining the Quality of
Political Representation in Britain, 1892-1914
Laura Bronner, London School of Economics
l.bronner@lse.ac.uk
10:16 To Which Campaigns Do The Money Flow?:
Estimating the Effect of Incumbency on
Campaign Fund Raising in Brazilian Legislative
Elections
Leonardo Sangali Barone*, University of São Paulo
leobarone@gmail.com
Glauco Peres da Silva*, University of Sao Paulo
glauco.p.silva@gmail.com
10:29 Using Panel Fixed Effects Analysis to Estimate
Personal Incumbency Advantage Without Bias
Anna Sophie Kurella, University of Mannheim,
Germany
anna.kurella@mzes.uni-mannheim.de
Franz Urban Pappi*, Universität Mannheim
Franz.Pappi@uni-mannheim.de
Thomas Bräuninger, University of Mannheim
thomas.braeuninger@uni-mannheim.de
10:42 Disc., Steve B. Lem, Kutztown University of
Pennsylvania
lem@kutztown.edu
Disc., Anthony James McGann, University of
Strathclyde
anthony.mcgann@strath.ac.uk
10:55 Audience Discussion
33-4 Election Administration and Representation
Fri at 9:45 am
9:45 Chair, Charles H. Stewart, Massachusetts Institute
of Technology
cstewart@mit.edu
9:50 Electoral Administration & the 2016 British EU
Referendum
Alistair Clark, Newcastle University, UK
alistair.clark@ncl.ac.uk
Toby S James*, University of East Anglia
T.S.James@uea.ac.uk
10:00 Putting a Good Face on Government: Ballot Type
and Facial Attractiveness in the Mexican
Chamber of Deputies
Breanna Jacobitz*, Oklahoma State University-
Main Campus
jacobit@ostatemail.okstate.edu
Holley E. Hansen, Oklahoma State University-Main
Campus
holley.hansen@gmail.com
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