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12:18 The Tragedy of Terrorism: Identifying the Pattern of Illegal Violence Ishan Joshi, Humboldt State University ishjoshi101@gmail.com 12:29 Disc., Andrew James Coe, University of Southern California andrew.j.coe@gmail.com Disc., Xun Cao, Pennsylvania State University-Main Campus xuc11@psu.edu 12:40 Audience Discussion 31-200 Table 6: JSS: Models of Participation Fri at 11:30 am 11:30 Voter Turnout and Social Pressure Yuki Takagi, Stanford University yuki.takagi@stanford.edu 11:47 Patience and Turnout: An Experimental Approach Austin Horng-En Wang, Duke University ahw15@duke.edu 12:05 Measuring the Costs of Voting and their Impacts Andrew M. Menger, Rice University amm17@rice.edu 12:22 Disc., Tolga Sinmazdemir, Bogazici University tolga.sinmazdemir@boun.edu.tr Disc., Hanna Wass, University of Helsinki hanna.wass@helsinki.fi 12:40 Audience Discussion 33-5 Meeting the Challenge: Evaluating the Impact of the Top Two Primary on California Voters Fri at 11:30 am 11:30 Chair, Lynn Vavreck*, University of California-Los Angeles vavreck@mac.com 11:35 Voters' Support for Primary Reform Michael Alvarez, California Institute of Technology alvarez.research@gmail.com Christian R. Grose, University of Southern California cgrose@usc.edu 11:48 Campaign Finance and the Top Two Primary Eric M. McGhee, Public Policy Institute of California mcghee@ppic.org 12:01 Competition in Copartisan General Elections J. Andrew Sinclair, New York University jsinclair08@gmail.com 12:14 Primary Voter Information Sources Betsy Sinclair, Washington University in St. Louis bsinclai@wustl.edu 12:27 Disc., Justin H. Phillips, Columbia University in the City of New York jhp2121@columbia.edu Disc., Eitan Hersh, Yale University eitan.hersh@yale.edu 12:40 Audience Discussion 34-5 Information, Public Opinion, and Voter Choice in Various Political Contexts Fri at 11:30 am 11:30 Chair, Anand Shastri, Florida International University AShastri2@aol.com 11:35 Focusing on the Dependent Variable in Models of Electoral Choice Guido Tiemann, Institute for Advanced Studies, Vienna, Austria tiemann@ihs.ac.at 11:48 How Voters Put New Parties in their Place: Mapping Party Issue Positions on the Left-Right Scale Heiko Giebler, WZB Berlin heiko.giebler@wzb.eu Thomas M. Meyer, University of Vienna thomas.meyer@univie.ac.at 12:01 Personalization of Politics between Television and the Internet Diego Garzia, University of Lucerne-Switzerland diego.garzia@unilu.ch 12:14 The Limits of Gamesmanship: Identifying the Bounds of Public Support for Election Reforms that Engender Partisan Advantage Daniel Biggers, University of California-Riverside daniel.biggers@ucr.edu Shaun Bowler*, University of California-Riverside shaun.bowler@ucr.edu 12:27 Disc., Anand Shastri, Florida International University AShastri2@aol.com 12:40 Audience Discussion 36-7 Framing, Priming, Stereotypes Fri at 11:30 am 11:30 Chair, Paul J. Quirk, University of British Columbia paul.quirk@ubc.ca 11:35 Looking Across the Aisle: Partisan and Ideological Stereotypes and Affective Polarization Matthew Fowler, Indiana University-Bloomington mrfowler@indiana.edu 11:48 Results from a Survey Experiment on Marijuana Legalization Peter Hanson, Grinnell College hansonpe@grinnell.edu Alexander George Theodoridis, University of California-Merced alexandertheodoridis@gmail.com 12:01 Racial Disparities in Traffic Stops and the Consequences for Trust in Police Kevin J. Mullinix, Appalachian State University kevin.mullinix@gmail.com Robert J. Norris*, Appalachian State University norrisrj1@appstate.edu 218
12:14 What it Means to be a Moderate: Voter Inferences from Partisan and Ideological Labels Logan Dancey*, Wesleyan University ldancey@wesleyan.edu John Henderson, Yale University john.henderson@yale.edu Geoffrey Sheagley, University of Minnesota-Duluth sheagley@d.umn.edu 12:27 Disc., Paul J. Quirk, University of British Columbia paul.quirk@ubc.ca Disc., Philip Edward Jones, University of Delaware pejones@udel.edu 12:40 Audience Discussion 37-11 Field and Natural Experiments on Culture, Norms, and Women's Empowerment in Africa (Co-sponsored with 15. African Politics, see 15-7) Fri at 11:30 am 11:30 Chair, Nicole Bonoff, University of Wisconsin- Madison nicole.bonoff@gmail.com 11:35 A Media Intervention to Change Attitudes, Behaviors, and Perceived Norms Concerning Intimate Partner Violence: Results from a Field Experiment in Rural Uganda Donald P. Green, Columbia University in the City of New York donald.p.green@gmail.com Anna Wilke, Columbia University in the City of New York amw2229@columbia.edu Jasper Jack Cooper, Columbia University in the City of New York jaspercooper@gmail.com Susanne Baltes*, Columbia University in the City of New York sb2378@columbia.edu 11:48 Can Television Change Social Norms in Northern Nigeria? Jake Bowers, University of Illinois-Urbana- Champaign jwbowers@illinois.edu Christopher Daniel Grady, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign cdgrady2@illinois.edu 12:01 Political Party Organization and Women’s Empowerment: A Field Experiment in Ghana Noah L Nathan, University of Michigan-Ann Arbor nlnathan@umich.edu Nahomi Ichino*, University of Michigan-Ann Arbor nichino@umich.edu 12:14 When the Sorting Hat Does Not Sort: A Natural Experiment on Culture Joan Ricart-Huguet, Princeton University jricart@princeton.edu Betsy Levy Paluck*, Princeton University epaluck@princeton.edu 12:27 Disc., Nicole Bonoff, University of Wisconsin- Madison nicole.bonoff@gmail.com Disc., Mai Hassan, University of Michigan-Ann Arbor mhass@umich.edu 12:40 Audience Discussion 38-12 It's a Conspiracy Fri at 11:30 am 11:30 Chair, Cindy D. Kam, Vanderbilt University cindy.d.kam@vanderbilt.edu 11:35 Conspiracy Theories, Electoral Fraud and Political Support Bethany Albertson, University of Texas-Austin balberts@austin.utexas.edu Kim Guiler*, University of Texas-Austin kimberlyguiler@gmail.com 11:48 Does Exposure to Conspiracy Theories Mobilize or Demobilize Voters? Yongkwang Kim, University of Houston adamk.summa@gmail.com 12:01 I Just Want (and Need) to Believe: The Interaction between Authoritarianism and Ideology in Predicting Conspiracy Theory Endorsement Marissa Elizabeth Theys*, University of Wisconsin- Oshkosh theysm45@uwosh.edu Kyle L. Saunders, Colorado State University-Fort Collins Kyle.Saunders@ColoState.EDU Joanne M. Miller, University of Minnesota-Twin Cities jomiller@umn.edu 12:14 Personal Control, External Control, and Belief in Conspiracy Theories: Evidence from the Islamic World Daniel Silverman, Ohio State University-Main Campus silverman.130@osu.edu Lars G. Berger*, University of Leeds l.berger@leeds.ac.uk Mujtaba Ali Isani*, Ohio State University-Main Campus isani.1@osu.edu 12:27 Disc., Cindy D. Kam, Vanderbilt University cindy.d.kam@vanderbilt.edu 12:40 Audience Discussion 39-8 Election Reform: The Public's View Fri at 11:30 am 11:30 Chair, Lonna Atkeson, University of New Mexico atkeson@unm.edu 11:35 Hacked and Rigged?: Voter Perceptions of a Fair 2016 Election Lisa A. Bryant, California State University-Fresno lbryant@csufresno.edu 219
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7-1 Authoritarian Durability Thu at
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15-1 China in Africa Thu at 9:45 am
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9:45 Chair, Lori M. Poloni-Stauding
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9:50 Comparing Institutional Factor
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9:50 What Does Congress Want From S
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10:29 Uncontested Primaries: Causes
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58-200 Table 5: JSS: New Directions
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10:42 Disc., La Trice M. Washington
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Thursday, April 6 at 10:00 am 96-10
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10-2 Euroskepticism, Nationalism an
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11:51 Financing Private Goods: Evid
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12:07 Europe’s approach to counte
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12:01 Culture and the Predictabilit
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12:14 Surrogate Candidates?: Asian
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Disc., Janna Rezaee, University of
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12:12 Trafficked and Abused God: Fa
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Brianna Smith, University of Minnes
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2:03 Dynamics of Voting Behavior in
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2:25 Audience Discussion 13-1 Build
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Beyzanur Han Tuncez*, University of
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Jens Olav Dahlgaard*, University of
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1:52 The Impact of Electoral Victor
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48-200 Table 4: JSS: Visions of Acc
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1:59 Which Frames Undermine Support
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69-1 Addressing Critical Questions
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1:15 Chair, Nora Khatcherian, Ameri
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3:44 Economic Inequality, Emigratio
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3:00 Audacity of Hope in Autocracy:
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3:31 The Landscape of Immigrant Non
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3:21 Explaining Tolerance Towards I
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38-6 Fear and Loathing in the 2016
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Leah R Christiani, University of No
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4:10 Audience Discussion 54-5 Congr
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3:57 Disc., Frank T. Manheim, Georg
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Post. 6 The Psychology Behind the T
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3:45 The Impact of Decentralization
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5:29 Electoral Outcomes at National
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5:31 When Autocrats Compete: Firm-L
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Miquel Pellicer*, University Colleg
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5:03 Issue Avoidance and Blame Attr
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5-9 Dynamics in Authoritarian Regim
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Rongbin Han*, University of Georgia
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5:22 Becoming a Politician: Does it
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Barry L. Tadlock, Ohio University-M
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49-3 Global Justice Fri at 4:45 pm
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57-13 Judicial Ideology Fri at 4:45
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5:29 Where Are the Rules?: A Review
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4:50 The Election of Obama: A Mobil
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Post. 23 The Evolving Relations bet
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Post. 63 The Use of Statements of A
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Feng Yang*, University of Californi
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Disc., Adam S. Harris, University o
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Chair Part. Chris Sullivan, Louisia
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8:58 Disc., Dominik Duell, Universi
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8:48 Popular Music and the Percepti
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Abby Medina*, University of Michiga
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8:57 Disc., Hongtao Yi, Ohio State
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10:13 Riots and Repercussions: Vern
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10:22 Ties that Bind?: State Power,
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9:45 Chair, Kentaro Hirose, Waseda
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10:44 Disc., Dean P. Lacy, Dartmout
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Caroline Lego Munoz*, Fairleigh Dic
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Patrick Bayer, University of Glasgo
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10:11 It’s the Autonomy, Stupid!
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Claudia N. Avellaneda, Indiana Univ
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Post. 4 Extending the Ideal that Ed
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10:00 Gold Rush: Cinema, Circulatio
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11:30 Chair, Edgar Jorge Marcolin,
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11:51 The Grand Masquerade: The Glo
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12:18 Do Electoral Polls Influence
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Disc., Experiments Discussant Place
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11:44 Shaping Public Opinion on Vot
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11:56 Partisan Watchdogs: The Effec
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12:27 Disc., Cali Anne Curley, Indi
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11:35 Community Norms and Suicide T
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11:48 Aristotle and the Art of Lead
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1:52 Why Does the Power Go Out?: Bl
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1:30 Repression and Perceptions of
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Krista Jenkins*, Fairleigh Dickinso
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2:11 Disc., David W Nickerson, Temp
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Disc., John W. Patty, University of
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61-10 Public Education and Cleavage
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72-139 Roundtable: Teaching: Develo
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3:57 Disc., John R. McAndrews, Univ
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3:44 Building a Theoretical Framewo
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3:31 Expanding Political Choice: Th
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Disc., Alexander Coppock, Yale Univ
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3:21 Plural Governance: Race, Ethni
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Hanna Kathleen Brant, University of
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63-20 Local Environmental Politics
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3:26 Official Disobedience and Fide
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Post. 14 Restoring the American Dre
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8-11 Regulation and Lobbying Sat at
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18-13 Voting, Participation, and Po
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4:45 Chair, Chen Kertcher, Haifa Un
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Daniel Pemstein*, North Dakota Stat
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5:29 The Effect of Gender Quotas on
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5:00 Divided We Stand Over Immigrat
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Saturday, April 8 at 6:30 pm MPSA P
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8:14 Leveraging Subnational Fragmen
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8:44 Terrorist Competition and Viol
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8:26 Fantastic Beasts and Whether T
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8:44 The Effect of Legislative Cons
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10:38 Disc., Christine S. Lipsmeyer
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10:55 Audience Discussion 21-18 Pol
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10:33 When Stigma is In the Air: La
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9:50 Revisiting the Effects of Clot
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11:45 The Right Left for the Job: E
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19-17 Trade Politics and Policy Sun
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Sven Vollnhals*, University of Main
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53-12 The Vice Presidency and Vice
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