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10:22 Mental Model of the Water, Energy, Food Nexus Bryce Hannibal*, Texas A & M University-College Station bryce.hannibal@tamu.edu Justin Bullock, Texas A & M University-College Station jbull14@tamu.edu Kent Portney*, Texas A & M University-College Station kportney@tamu.edu 10:38 Disc., Prakash Kashwan, University of Connecticut prakash.kashwan@uconn.edu 10:55 Audience Discussion 64-1 Advocacy, Interests, and Public Policy Thu at 9:45 am 9:45 Chair, Michael D. Siciliano, University of Illinois at Chicago sicilian@uic.edu 9:50 Agents of Agenda Setting: Civic Organizations and their Fight of the Prescription Drug Abuse Epidemic in the United States Tony E. Wohlers, Cameron University awohlers@cameron.edu 10:03 Catalyzing or Curbing Change?: How Private Foundations Structure Voice in Criminal Justice Reform Efforts Delphia Shanks-Booth, Cornell University mds296@cornell.edu 10:16 Public Responsiveness and Healthcare Reforms Diana Elena Burlacu, Humboldt University of Berlin diana.burlacu@hu-berlin.de Andra Maria Roescu, University of Southampton, UK a.barbu-roescu@soton.ac.uk 10:29 The Impact of Organizational Context on Participation in Contentious Policy Debates Kristin Lea Olofsson, University of Colorado- Denver Kristin.Olofsson@ucdenver.edu 10:42 Disc., Beth L. Leech, Rutgers University-New Brunswick leech@polisci.rutgers.edu 10:55 Audience Discussion 64-2 The Challenge of Policy Diffusion Across Different Systems and Policy Domains Thu at 9:45 am 9:45 Chair, Caroline J. Tolbert, University of Iowa caroline-tolbert@uiowa.edu 9:50 Examining the Interstate Adoption of Electronic Cigarette Regulations Blake Sandridge, University of Arkansas bsandrid@uark.edu Joshua L. Mitchell, University of Arkansas jlm038@uark.edu 100 10:00 Politics, Practice, and Policy Adoption: How Implementation Affects Adoption Kelly Branham Smith, Brown University kelly_b_smith@brown.edu 10:11 State Expansion of Public Sector Collective Bargaining Rights, 1960-2013 Dominic Wells, Kent State University at Kent dwells15@kent.edu 10:22 The Institutional Grammar Tool as a Measure of Policy Diffusion and Innovation: A Case Study of Menu Labelling Policies Wesley Wayne Wehde, University of Oklahoma- Norman Campus wwwehde@gmail.com Austin R Sell, University of Washington-Seattle Campus arsell@uw.edu 10:33 Marketization Innovation with Administrative Centralization: Unexpected Effect in a Multi-level System Youlang Zhang, Texas A & M University-College Station zhangyoulang@tamu.edu Xufeng Zhu, Tsinghua University zhuxufeng@gmail.com 10:44 Disc., Deserai Crow, University of Colorado-Denver deserai.crow@ucdenver.edu 10:55 Audience Discussion 67-1 Appointee Leadership Thu at 9:45 am 9:45 Chair, Matthew M. Dull, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University mdull@vt.edu 9:50 Accountability and Independence of Central Banks Seung-Ho An, Texas A & M University-College Station seungho@tamu.edu Amy Pond*, Texas A & M University-College Station apond@tamu.edu 10:03 Controlling Independent Agencies Through Political Appointments Haram Lee, University of Southern California haramlee@usc.edu 10:16 The Role of Externally Imposed Politics in Top Management Turnover Amanda Rutherford, Indiana University- Bloomington aruther@indiana.edu Jon Lozano*, Indiana University-Bloomington jonlozan@indiana.edu 10:29 Who Regulates the Regulators: A Comparative Analysis of Central Bank Performance Reporting Mechanisms Ani Ter-Mkrtchyan, University of Oklahoma- Norman Campus anitm@ou.edu
10:42 Disc., La Trice M. Washington, Otterbein University LWashington@otterbein.edu 10:55 Audience Discussion 68-1 20th Century American Political Economy in Historical Perspective Thu at 9:45 am 9:45 Forged Through Struggle: The Federal Reserve Act and Its Critics Nicolas Wayne Thompson, University of South Florida-Main Campus nwt@usf.edu 10:02 Is Food Policy Really Bi-Partisan?: The Causes of Partisanship and Bipartisanship in Farm Bills Rebecca C. Harris, Washington and Lee University Harrisr@wlu.edu 10:20 The Rise and Fall of Bank Power in the U.S. and the Origins of the Modern Multinational Corporation: The Case of General Electric Stephen M Maher, York University SMaher@yorku.ca 10:37 Disc., Amy Semet, Princeton University aes2180@columbia.edu 10:55 Audience Discussion 72-102 Roundtable: Career: The Non-Academic or Alt-ac Job Search Thu at 9:45 am Part. Colleen Shogan, Georgetown University cshogan@crs.loc.gov Todd Clayton Robinson, Air University toddclaytonrobinson@yahoo.com Cammy Shay, Houston Community College cammy.shay@hccs.edu 77-300 Poster Session: Decentralization and Local Politics Thu at 9:45 am Post. 1 Conceptualizing and Mapping State Structures, with an Application to Western Europe Paolo Dardanelli, University of Kent-UK p.dardanelli@kent.ac.uk Post. 2 Hidden Trails of Cadre Policies: What Factors Determine Appointments and Dismissals of Local Executives in New Democracies? Nazar Boyko*, West Virginia University nazarboyko83@gmail.com Post. 3 Influence of Economic Performance and Decentralization on Ideological Extents of Europe's Regionalist Parties Cagil Albayrak, University of Kansas cagil@ku.edu Post. 4 The Easy Way, or the Hard Way?: Riots, Decentralization, and Public Goods Expansion in Post-Suharto Indonesia Bill Schultz, Florida State University wbs15@my.fsu.edu Disc. Maria Escobar-Lemmon, Texas A & M University- College Station m_escobar@tamu.edu Claudia N. Avellaneda, Indiana University- Bloomington cavellan@indiana.edu 77-301 Poster Session: Democratization I: Consolidation and Regression Thu at 9:45 am Post. 5 Democratic Backsliding in Turkey and Thailand Geoffrey Landor Gordon, University of Virginia- Main Campus glg2fb@virginia.edu Post. 6 Uneven Pace of Political Development in Africa Young Choul Kim, University of Evansville yk28@evansville.edu Post. 7 The Legacy of Authoritarian Regimes on Democratic Citizenship: A Global Analysis of Authoritarian Indoctrination, Repression and Public-Good Provision Anja Neundorf, University of Nottingham anja.neundorf@nottingham.ac.uk Natasha M. Ezrow*, University of Essex nezrow@essex.ac.uk Johannes Gerschewski*, Humboldt University, Berlin johannes.gerschewski@hu-berlin.de Roman-Gabriel Olar, University of Essex rolar@essex.ac.uk Rosalind Shorrocks*, University of Oxford rosalind.shorrocks@trinity.ox.ac.uk Post. 8 Arab Spring (!) and its Aftermath: The Rise of Radical Islamist Groups Sena Karasipahi, Texas A & M University-College Station segiray@gmail.com Disc. Gretchen G. Casper, Pennsylvania State University- Main Campus gcasper@psu.edu Rahmi Cemen*, University of Florida rccemen@ufl.edu 77-302 Poster Session: Democratization III Thu at 9:45 am Post. 9 When Does Clientelism Pay Off?: Legislature Size and Welfare with Evidence From Brazil Umberto Mignozzetti, New York University umberto.mig@nyu.edu Gabriel Cepaluni*, Sao Paulo State University gabi.cepal@gmail.com Post. 10 Security versus Democratization: French Priorities in Tunisia’s Transitional Period, 2010- 2014 Ahmed Ali Salem, Zayed University, United Arab Emirates Ahmed.Salem@zu.ac.ae 101
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4:10 Audience Discussion 54-5 Congr
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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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5:31 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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5:16 Grey Must Go!’ The Consequen
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Elisabeth R. Gerber, University of
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Post. 11 The Impact of the Great Mi
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Cultural Theory Working Group - Mee
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8:18 Geology, Not Institutions: Mal
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Stewart Blessing*, University of Ak
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Erin L. Brown, University of South
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Philip Gordon Chen, Macalester Coll
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8:05 Timely Participation in Front-
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Deserai Crow, University of Colorad
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Peter Achterberg*, Tilburg Universi
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9:50 Dissidents to Politicians: Pub
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9:45 Chair, Shaul Shenhav, The Hebr
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10:42 Disc., Karim Elkady, Brandeis
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10:11 The Impact of Ballot Structur
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10:22 Campaign 2016: Real Politics
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Jennifer Benz*, University of Chica
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9:45 Chair, Erica Dobbs, Swarthmore
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77-313 Poster Session: Political Ec
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Post. 18 Consensus, Certainty, and
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11:30 Chair, Barbara Sgouraki Kinse
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12:07 United in Diversity?: Explain
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12:07 Who Wants to Stay a Surplus C
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Disc., Tadeusz Kugler, Roger Willia
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12:14 What it Means to be a Moderat
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12:29 Disc., Valentin Gold, Univers
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12:07 The Effect of the Affordable
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1:20 Cultures of Concession and Con
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2:03 Who Decides, and Why?: Assessi
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Peter Esaiasson, University of Goth
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Valerie Ebers*, University of North
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1:33 Policy Failure of an Irish Sol
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Olivia Edge*, Blanchardstown Instit
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22-4 Economic Aspects to Conflict a
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3:35 Examining the Effect of Linked
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3:00 Chair, Josh Berkenpas, Minneso
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3:48 Presidential Control and Slipp
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3:48 Utilizing Social Media as a Po
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3:29 Selection Sensitive Survey Des
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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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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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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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11:44 Shaping Public Opinion on Vot
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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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72-139 Roundtable: Teaching: Develo
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3:44 Building a Theoretical Framewo
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3:31 Expanding Political Choice: Th
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3:21 Plural Governance: Race, Ethni
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Hanna Kathleen Brant, University of
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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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Elizabeth C. Matto, Rutgers Univers
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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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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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