MPSA

11:30 Chair, Jerry L. Miller, Ohio University-Main
Campus
Jerry.Miller.1@ohio.edu
11:35 (Re)presentation of Interest Group Preferences in
Legislatures
Sebastian Thieme, New York University
st1623@nyu.edu
11:48 Interest Groups on the Inside: The Governance of
Public Pension Funds
Sarah F. Anzia, University of California-Berkeley
sanzia@berkeley.edu
Terry M. Moe*, Stanford University
tmoe@stanford.edu
12:01 Lobbying Polarized Parties
Will Massengill, Ohio State University-Main
Campus
massengill.8@osu.edu
12:14 Subsidizing Legislators: An Experiment in Statelevel
Lobbying
Michael Schwam-Baird, Columbia University in the
City of New York
ms4195@columbia.edu
Matthew Camp*, Columbia University in the City of
New York
mc3170@columbia.edu
12:27 Disc., Jerry L. Miller, Ohio University-Main
Campus
Jerry.Miller.1@ohio.edu
12:40 Audience Discussion
53-7 Presidential Agenda Setting
Fri at 11:30 am
11:30 Chair, Brandon Rottinghaus, University of Houston
bjrottinghaus@uh.edu
11:35 Reflecting the World: How Environmental
Factors Shape the Presidential Agenda
Rebecca Michelle Eissler, University of Texas-
Austin
reissler@utexas.edu
11:48 The Tug of War: Presidential and Media Agenda
Setting in the First 100 Days
Rebecca Michelle Eissler, University of Texas-
Austin
reissler@utexas.edu
Annelise Russell, University of Texas-Austin
anneliserussell8892@gmail.com
12:01 The President’s Agenda: Issue Salience and Policy
Attention in a Multiparty Coalition Government
Mariana Batista, Federal University of Pernambuco
mariana.bsilva@gmail.com
12:14 The President's Agenda: Understanding White
House Organization, Management, and
Policymaking in a New Adminsitration
Carlos E. Diaz-Rosillo, Harvard University
cdiaz@fas.harvard.edu
12:27 Disc., Brandon Rottinghaus, University of Houston
bjrottinghaus@uh.edu
Disc., Scott Guenther, Princeton University
guenther.scott@gmail.com
12:40 Audience Discussion
54-9 Intra-Party Dynamics
Fri at 11:30 am
11:30 Chair, Nicole Kalaf-Hughes, Bowling Green State
University-Main Campus
ngkalaf@bgsu.edu
11:35 Creation, Maintenance, and Tactics of Intra-Party
Factions in the U.S. House of Representatives
Brian M. Webb*, Gordon State College
bwebb@gordonstate.edu
Jeffrey M. Glas*, Georgia State University
jglas1@gsu.edu
11:45 Is the Tea Party Different?: Party Factions and
Congressional Leadership
Timothy P. Nokken, Texas Tech University
timothy.nokken@ttu.edu
Chris Den Hartog*, California Polytechnic State
University-San Luis Obispo
cdenhart@calpoly.edu
11:56 Keeping Your Friends Close: A Study of
Punishment and Intra-party Insurgency
Zachary A McGee, The University of Texas at
Austin
zmcgee@utexas.edu
12:07 The Benefits of Being a Team Player: Policy
Collaboration and Audience Appeals in the
Modern Congress
Alison Craig, Ohio State University-Main Campus
craig.373@osu.edu
12:18 The Role of Caucuses in Partisan Entrenchment
in Congress
Jennifer Victor, George Mason University
jvictor3@gmu.edu
12:29 Disc., Matthew N. Green, Catholic University of
America
GREENM@cua.edu
Disc., Antoine Yoshinaka, University at Buffalo
antoiney@buffalo.edu
12:40 Audience Discussion
55-4 Law and Society Potpourri
Fri at 11:30 am
11:30 Chair, Matthew Reid Krell, The University of
Alabama
mrkrell@ua.edu
11:35 What Explains the Worldwide Spread of the
American Rule of Law Assistance?
Dongwook Kim*, The Australian National
University
dongwook.kim@anu.edu.au
Paul Brian Nolette*, Marquette University
paul.nolette@marquette.edu
12:07 Disc., Matthew Reid Krell, The University of
Alabama
mrkrell@ua.edu
12:40 Audience Discussion
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