MPSA

Allyssa M Stevens, Morningside College
ams044@morningside.edu
Daphney Q Miller, Morningside College
dqm001@morningside.edu
Post. 8 The Rise of Illiberal Democracy in the Middle
East: A Zakarian Analysis of Failed Attempts at
Democratization in Iraq and Egypt
Max J. Prowant, Morehead State University
mjprowant@moreheadstate.edu
Post. 9 Deliberation as Political Engagement: Calls for
Deliberative Democracy in Rousseau, Sartre and
Young
Zoe R Moss, Bates College
zmoss@bates.edu
Post. 10 Perceptions of Corruption and Democracy in
Latin American Politics
Juhi Kore, The University of Tampa
juhi.kore@spartans.ut.edu
Post. 11 The Ongoing Threat To American Democracy
Jalen Campbell, Curry College
jcampbel2014@curry.edu
Post. 12 Civil Wars and Quality of Democracy,1946-2013:
The Effects of Negotiated Settlements and War
Intensity on Post-War Voter Turnout
Jose Martin Munoz, University of South Dakota
jm-munoz@live.com
Disc. Abraham Samuel Aldama Navarrete, New York
University
abraham.aldama@nyu.edu
Mallie Corrine Brossett, University of Georgia
mallie.brossett@uga.edu
82-302 Poster Session: Climate Change and
Environmental Policy
Fri at 11:30 am
Post. 13 The Political Environment of Federal Grant
Rulemaking: An Analysis of Comment
Submissions on Regulatory Outcomes
Michael Testa, College of William and Mary
mrtesta@email.wm.edu
Post. 14 Willingness to Co-produce Environmental Goods
Tatyana Ruseva*, Appalachian State University
rusevatb@appstate.edu
Kayla Young, Appalachian State University
youngk@appstate.edu
Post. 15 Simplicity in Sustainable Living: How Clean
Cookstoves Can Help Combat Disease,
Deforestation, and Climate Change
Marla Ann Cherney, University of Wisconsin-Green
Bay
flameflute@gmail.com
Post. 16 After ACES: Congressional Inaction on Climate
Change, 2009-2016
Henry S. Kellison, Macalester College
hkelliso@macalester.edu
Post. 17 Political Leaders and the Climate: Is Addressing
Climate Change Women’s Work?
Isabella Soparkar, Macalester College
isoparka@macalester.edu
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Post. 18 Friess Lake: A Study of Government and the
Environment
Noah Schoeneman Johnson, Carroll University
njohnson@pio.carrollu.edu
Disc. Stefan Carpenter, Indiana University-Bloomington
stefcarp@indiana.edu
Cantay Caliskan, Boston University
cantay@bu.edu
82-303 Poster Session: Conflict and Civil War
Fri at 11:30 am
Post. 19 Development Aid as Political Capital: How
Incumbents and Challengers Use Internationally
Sourced Resources to Court Voters
Thomas Mologne, University of Notre Dame
tmologne@nd.edu
Post. 20 The Insurgence that Lived: Survival of
Insurgency Networks
Daniel Felipe Vanegas, University of Central
Florida
dfvanegas91@knights.ucf.edu
Post. 21 Losing to Fight Another Day: How the Exit
Strategy of Occupying Forces Shapes Post-War
Violence
Sarah E Bryson*, Louisiana State University and
Agricultural & Mechanical College
brysonse@gmail.com
Post. 22 Land Related Conflict Concerning Returning
Refugees In Burundi
Ladd RW Serwat, Gonzaga University
lserwat@zagmail.gonzaga.edu
Post. 23 A Conflict of Interests: Revisiting Development
Assistance Committee Members' Commitments to
Untie Aid Post 2001
Funke Aderonmu*, University of California-Davis
ooaderonmu@ucdavis.edu
Post. 24 Immigration Discourse in the European
Parliament during the Syrian Civil War and its
Effect on Incidents of Border Violence
Samuel J Woods*, American University
sw8389a@student.american.edu
Post. 25 The Road to War: The Interaction between
Infrastructure Development and Primary
Commodities in Civil Wars
Devin Masse, Brigham Young University-Hawaii
dmasse@go.byuh.edu
Post. 26 Refugees, Narco-refugees, and Displaced Peoples:
Violence and Its Effects on Emigration and
internal Migration Trends
Rodolfo Solis, Wabash College
RSolis18@Wabash.edu
82-304 Poster Session: Ethnic Conflict Around the World
Fri at 11:30 am
Post. 27 Ethnic Power Configurations, Political
Institutions, and Varieties of Conflict
Anthony Calacino, University of Utah
anthony.calacino@utah.edu