MPSA

12:07 Who Wants to Stay a Surplus Country?:
Eurocrisis Preferences and the Politics of
Adjustment in Core Countries
Nils Redeker, University of Zurich-Switzerland
redeker@ipz.uzh.ch
12:18 The Underbelly of American Hegemony:
Financial Cycles and Crises in the International
System Since 1970
Heather Ba*, University of North Carolina-Chapel
Hill
hba01@email.unc.edu
12:29 Disc., Heidi Jane M. Smith, Universidad
Iberoamericana
smitheidi@gmail.com
12:40 Audience Discussion
19-202 Table 1: JSS: Symposium on Trade Politics
Fri at 11:30 am
11:30 The Developing World and Agricultural Barriers
of Trade
Ahmad F A M M Alkhuzam, American University
afalkhuzam@gmail.com
11:53 What Causes Labour Mobility?: International
Trade and Educational Attainment
Saliha Metinsoy*, University of Oxford
saliha.metinsoy@politics.ox.ac.uk
12:16 Disc., Deborah L Spencer, Emory & Henry College
dspencer@ehc.edu
12:40 Audience Discussion
19-203 Table 2: JSS: Symposium: Global Ideals and
Global Problems
Fri at 11:30 am
11:30 Economic Statecraft under Unipolarity: Soft
Balancing and the BRICS Bank
Timothy Howard Turnbull, Brown University
timothy_turnbull@brown.edu
11:41 Trading Democracy
Caleb Mark Ziolkowski, University of California-
Los Angeles
caleb.ziolkowski@tufts.edu
11:53 Who’s Afraid of Cap and Trade?: Industry
Competition and the Domestic Politics of Climate
Change
Amanda Helen Kennard, Princeton University
kennard@princeton.edu
12:05 How Capitalism is Trying to Feed us to Death
Kimberly Weir, Northern Kentucky University
weirk@nku.edu
12:16 Institutional Contradictions in Neoliberalism and
the Global Market
Michael Wartenbe, Florida International University
mwart001@fiu.edu
12:28 Disc., Okey C. Iheduru, Arizona State University-
Tempe
okey.iheduru@asu.edu
12:40 Audience Discussion
21-200 Table 3: JSS: Perspectives on International
Relations Research I
Fri at 11:30 am
11:30 Breitbart on the House Floor, Murdoch in the
House of Commons: Epistemic Communities,
Cultural Knowledge, and the Immigration Debate
in the United States and United Kingdom
Wesley Zuidema, University of Washington-Seattle
Campus
wzuidema@uw.edu
Paige Allyson Sechrest, University of Washington-
Seattle Campus
paige.sechrest@gmail.com
11:41 Coloring the Grey Area: The Present and Future
of 'Foreign Hibakusha’ Reparation Policy
Jen Soyoung Park, Korea University
shugorena@naver.com
11:53 Political Polarization and Partisan Bias in U.S.
Foreign Policy
Afrimadona Afrimadona, Northern Illinois
University
z1682840@students.niu.edu
12:05 The Transformation of Identity in the Diaspora:
Israel's Palestinian Policy from the Perspective of
American Jews
Hamza Yavuz, Gazi University
hyavuz21@hotmail.com
12:16 Diasporas As Foreign Policy Actors -- The Case of
Bilateral Emergency Aid Flows
Hendrik Platte, University of Konstanz, Germany
hendrik.platte@uni-konstanz.de
12:28 Disc., Vinicius Guilherme Rodrigues Vieira,
Princeton University
rodriguesvieira@gmail.com
12:40 Audience Discussion
21-201 Table 4: JSS: Perspectives on International
Relations Research II
Fri at 11:30 am
11:30 Disease: The Role of Science, Policy, and the State
Renu Singh, Georgetown University
rs1619@georgetown.edu
11:47 Media Messaging and Political Ideology in the
Zika Crisis
Joseph Braun, University of Maryland-College Park
jpbraun@umd.edu
Stephen Conrad Arves, University of Maryland-
College Park
sarves@umd.edu
Neil Lund*, University of Maryland-College Park
neilblund@gmail.com
12:05 Towards Global Restorative Justice: Prospects
and Challenges
Nazek Jawad, University of South Florida-Main
Campus
nazek@mail.usf.edu
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