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9:50 On the Glass Cliff or on the Way Out?: The<br />

Representation of Women in Senior Civil Service<br />

in Times of Crisis<br />

Sandra Groeneveld, Leiden University<br />

s.m.groeneveld@fgga.leidenuniv.nl<br />

Eduard Schmidt*, Leiden University<br />

j.e.t.schmidt@fgga.leidenuniv.nl<br />

10:03 Preserving Representativeness in Complex<br />

Governance: Trends in Federal Contracting<br />

Benjamin M. Brunjes, University of Washington<br />

brunjes@uga.edu<br />

J. Edward Kellough, University of Georgia<br />

kellough@uga.edu<br />

10:16 Representative Bureaucracy and the Importance<br />

of Order Effects<br />

Huafang Li, Rutgers University-Newark<br />

huafang.li@rutgers.edu<br />

Norma Riccucci*, Rutgers University-New<br />

Brunswick<br />

riccucci@rutgers.edu<br />

Gregg Van Ryzin*, Rutgers University-New<br />

Brunswick<br />

vanryzin@rutgers.edu<br />

10:29 Representative Bureaucracy on the Street: Do<br />

Police Demographics Influence Arrest-Related<br />

Deaths and Excessive Force Claims?<br />

Adam M. Butz*, California State University-Long<br />

Beach<br />

Adam.Butz@csulb.edu<br />

Brandy A. Kennedy, Georgia College and State<br />

University<br />

brandy.kennedy@gcsu.edu<br />

Nazita Lajevardi, University of California-San<br />

Diego<br />

nlajevar@ucsd.edu<br />

Matthew Jacob Nanes*, University of California-<br />

San Diego<br />

mnanes@ucsd.edu<br />

10:42 Representation Everywhere?: Testing the Theory<br />

of Representative Bureaucracy in Forty-Four<br />

Countries<br />

Seung-Ho An, Texas A & M University-College<br />

Station<br />

seungho@tamu.edu<br />

Miyeon Song, Texas A & M University-College<br />

Station<br />

misong@tamu.edu<br />

Kenneth Meier, Texas A & M University-College<br />

Station<br />

kenneth-j-meier@tamu.edu<br />

10:55 Audience Discussion<br />

85-2 Political Education in Greek Philosophy and<br />

History<br />

Fri at 9:45 am<br />

9:45 Chair, Devin Andrew Stauffer, University of Texas-<br />

Austin<br />

devinstauffer@mail.utexas.edu<br />

210<br />

9:50 An Introduction to Book IV of Xenophon’s<br />

Memorabilia<br />

Dustin Adam Sebell, Michigan State University<br />

sebell@msu.edu<br />

10:03 Nobility and the Limits of Political<br />

Enlightenment: On Plato's Greater Hippias<br />

Daniel O'Toole, The University of Texas at Austin<br />

danielfotoole@gmail.com<br />

10:16 The Question of Barbarism in Thucydides<br />

Charles Ulrich Zug, The University of Texas at<br />

Austin<br />

charleszug93@gmail.com<br />

10:29 Philosophy in Plato's "Letters": On the<br />

(Mis)Application of Platonic Philosophy<br />

Ariel Helfer, University of Texas-Austin<br />

ariel.helfer@gmail.com<br />

10:42 Disc., Peter Ahrensdorf, Davidson College<br />

peahrensdorf@davidson.edu<br />

Disc., Mark J. Lutz, University of Nevada-Las<br />

Vegas<br />

lutzm@cox.net<br />

10:55 Audience Discussion<br />

91-3 Politics, Literature, Film: American Style<br />

Fri at 9:45 am<br />

9:45 Chair, Susan Sterett, Virginia Polytechnic Institute<br />

and State University<br />

ssterett@vt.edu<br />

9:50 The Democratic Irony of Lincoln's Cinematic<br />

Exceptionalism<br />

Steven Johnston, University of Utah<br />

steven.johnston@utah.edu<br />

10:03 Populist Justice in American Politics: All the<br />

King’s Men, Primary Colors, and More<br />

John S. Nelson, University of Iowa<br />

john-nelson@uiowa.edu<br />

10:16 Representing the West: Turner, Doctorow, and<br />

Deadwood<br />

Sangjun Jeong, Seoul National University<br />

sjj1215@snu.ac.kr<br />

10:29 Invisible Man and the Nature of Leadership<br />

Brian Danoff, Miami University-Oxford<br />

danoffbf@miamioh.edu<br />

10:42 Disc., Susan Sterett, Virginia Polytechnic Institute<br />

and State University<br />

ssterett@vt.edu<br />

10:55 Audience Discussion<br />

Friday, April 7 at 10:00 am<br />

96-109 Tech Class: What Can We Learn From the Tech<br />

that Helped Shape the 2016 Elections?<br />

Fri at 10:00 am<br />

Friday, April 7 at 11:30 am<br />

3-4 The Sources of Change in Voter Attitudes<br />

Fri at 11:30 am

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