MPSA

Part.
Gregory Koger, University of Miami
gregory.koger@gmail.com
Daniel John Palazzolo, University of Richmond
dpalazzo@richmond.edu
Kathryn Pearson, University of Minnesota-Twin
Cities
kpearson@umn.edu
David W. Rohde, Duke University
rohde@duke.edu
Matthew N. Green, Catholic University of America
GREENM@cua.edu
57-8 Gender and the U.S. Supreme Court
Fri at 9:45 am
9:45 Chair, Scott A. Hendrickson, Creighton University
scotthendrickson@creighton.edu
9:50 Gender Discrimination in Supreme Court Oral
Arguments
Joseph L. Smith, The University of Alabama
josmith@bama.ua.edu
Dana Patton, The University of Alabama
djpatton@as.ua.edu
10:00 Gender Dynamics and Supreme Court Oral
Arguments
Charles Gregory, Stephen F Austin State University
gregoryc2@sfasu.edu
Timothy R. Johnson, University of Minnesota-Twin
Cities
trj@umn.edu
Tiffany Lindom, University of Minnesota-Twin
Cities
lindo050@umn.edu
10:11 Gender Impact: Measuring Implicit Bias in the
Supreme Court Using Legal Briefs
Julia P. Smith, Washington State University
julia.pusateri@wsu.edu
10:22 Gender Norms in Oral Arguments at the U.S.
Supreme Court
Shane A. Gleason, Idaho State University
gleashan@isu.edu
10:33 Judging Race and Gender: The Influence of
Counsel's Individual Traits on Court Decisions
Jonathan Hack, George Washington University
johack@gwu.edu
Clinton Jenkins, George Washington University
cmjenkins@gwu.edu
10:44 Disc., Virginia Hettinger, University of Connecticut
virginia.hettinger@uconn.edu
Disc., Lisa M. Holmes, University of Vermont
Lisa.M.Holmes@uvm.edu
10:55 Audience Discussion
58-5 Institutional Politics: Executives and State
Legislatures
Fri at 9:45 am
9:45 Chair, Adam R. Brown, Brigham Young University-
Provo
brown@byu.edu
9:50 Legislators-in-Chief?: Gubernatorial Influence on
State Statutory Outcomes
Joseph L. Sutherland, Columbia University in the
City of New York
joseph.sutherland@columbia.edu
10:03 Playing the Game: The Impact of Time
Constraints on Governors and State Legislatures
on the Issuing of Executive Vetoes
Amanda Leifson, University of Pittsburgh-
Pittsburgh Campus
aleifson@gmail.com
10:16 Punctuated Equilibrium and State House Speaker
Power, 1981-2015
Matthew T Gross, Henderson State University
grossm@hsu.edu
10:29 State Government and Responsible Party
Succession
Dwight D. Gulley, Auburn University
DDG0002@auburn.edu
10:42 Disc., Adam R. Brown, Brigham Young University-
Provo
brown@byu.edu
10:55 Audience Discussion
59-4 Housing, NIMBYism, and Metropolitan Growth
Policy
Fri at 9:45 am
9:45 Chair, Brady Baybeck, Wayne State University
brady.baybeck@wayne.edu
9:50 How Institutions Enable NIMBYism and Obstruct
Development
Katherine Levine Einstein, Boston University
kleinst@bu.edu
Maxwell Palmer, Boston University
mbpalmer@bu.edu
10:03 Managerial Friction: Administrative Influence on
Incremental and Punctuated Changes in Urban
Growth
Aaron Deslatte, Northern Illinois University
adeslatte@niu.edu
10:16 The Ideological Contradictions of NIMBYism:
Partisanship and Housing Policy Attitudes in
Silicon Valley
Clayton M. Nall, Stanford University
nall@stanford.edu
William Patrick Marble*, Stanford University
wpmarble@stanford.edu
10:29 Why is Housing so Hard to Build?: The Collective
Action Problem of Spatial Proximity
Michael Stephen Griffin Hankinson, Harvard
University
mhankins@fas.harvard.edu
10:42 Disc., Brady Baybeck, Wayne State University
brady.baybeck@wayne.edu
10:55 Audience Discussion
60-3 Financial Constraints on Policy Evolution
Fri at 9:45 am
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