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5:02 Can Radio Programs Reduce Religious<br />
Extremism?: Evidence from a Fileld Experiment<br />
in Afghanistan<br />
Kunaal Sharma*, Columbia University in the City<br />
of New York<br />
ksharma199@gmail.com<br />
Michael Zachary Gill*, New York University<br />
mzgill@nyu.edu<br />
5:20 The Ties that Blind: Settler Colonialism and the<br />
Rwandan Genocide<br />
Lachlan Andrew McNamee, Stanford University<br />
lmcnamee@stanford.edu<br />
5:37 Disc., Anwar Mhajne, University of Cincinnati-<br />
Main Campus<br />
anwar.mhajne@gmail.com<br />
5:55 Audience Discussion<br />
25-9 Negotiation, Bargaining, and Civil Conflict<br />
Fri at 4:45 pm<br />
4:45 Chair, Carmela Lutmar, University of Haifa<br />
clutmar@poli.haifa.ac.il<br />
4:50 Civil Wars of Attrition: Bargaining, Reputation,<br />
and Conflict Duration<br />
Casey Crisman-Cox, Washington University in St.<br />
Louis<br />
c.crisman-cox@wustl.edu<br />
5:03 Mediating Effects of Bargaining Offers on the<br />
Relationship between the Commitment Problem<br />
and the Signing of Agreements<br />
Sunhee Park, Aarhus University<br />
sunhee.park239@gmail.com<br />
5:16 Realized vs. Paper Losses: The Effect of<br />
Battlefield Losses on Negotiations in Civil War<br />
Anna O. Pechenkina, Utah State University<br />
apechenkina@gmail.com<br />
Jakana L. Thomas*, Pennsylvania State University-<br />
Main Campus<br />
thoma977@msu.edu<br />
5:29 Third Parties and Political Contestation in<br />
Domestic Armed Conflicts<br />
Johannes Lukas Karreth*, Ursinus College<br />
jkarreth@ursinus.edu<br />
Madhav R. Joshi, University of Notre Dame<br />
mjoshi2@nd.edu<br />
Jason Michael Quinn*, University of Notre Dame<br />
jquinn12@nd.edu<br />
Jaroslav Tir*, University of Colorado-Boulder<br />
jtir@colorado.edu<br />
5:42 Disc., Kyle Haynes, Purdue University-Main<br />
Campus<br />
haynesk83@gmail.com<br />
Disc., Carmela Lutmar, University of Haifa<br />
clutmar@poli.haifa.ac.il<br />
5:55 Audience Discussion<br />
29-6 Policies on Torture and Unlawful Combatants<br />
Fri at 4:45 pm<br />
272<br />
4:45 Chair, Michael Patrick Broache, The University of<br />
Tampa<br />
mbroache@ut.edu<br />
4:50 Another Empty Promise?: Ratifying the Optional<br />
Protocol to the Convention against Torture<br />
Hyo Joon Chang, University of Maryland-College<br />
Park<br />
hjchang@umd.edu<br />
5:03 Shifting Perspectives and Policy: Unlawful Enemy<br />
Combatant and the Evolution of International<br />
Law<br />
Alexander S. Hodge Wallis, University of<br />
California-Irvine<br />
ahodgewa@uci.edu<br />
5:16 Informal Flexibility and Commitment to the<br />
Convention against Torture<br />
Cody D Eldredge, Bates College<br />
celdredg@bates.edu<br />
Yvonne Marie Dutton*, Indiana University-Purdue<br />
University-Indianapolis<br />
ydutton@iupui.edu<br />
Moonhawk Kim*, University of Colorado-Boulder<br />
moonhawk.kim@colorado.edu<br />
5:29 When Does Torture Advocacy Matter?: A Cross-<br />
National Study<br />
Kathleen Regina Barrett, University of West<br />
Georgia<br />
kathiebarrett@earthlink.net<br />
5:42 Disc., Michael Patrick Broache, The University of<br />
Tampa<br />
mbroache@ut.edu<br />
5:55 Audience Discussion<br />
31-8 The Effects of Engagement<br />
Fri at 4:45 pm<br />
4:45 Chair, Peter W. Wielhouwer, Western Michigan<br />
University<br />
peter.wielhouwer@wmich.edu<br />
4:50 Does Going to the Polls Change Voters’ Civic<br />
Attitudes? A Natural Experiment Based on Fuzzy<br />
Regression Discontinuity Design<br />
Yusaku Horiuchi, Dartmouth College<br />
yusaku.horiuchi@dartmouth.edu<br />
Ethan Woodard, Dartmouth College<br />
ethan.woodard@dartmouth.edu<br />
Hiroto Katsumata*, University of Tokyo<br />
hrt.katsumata@gmail.com<br />
5:00 Growing Into Politics:The Effects of the Voting<br />
Debut on Habit Formation<br />
Richard Ohrvall, Linköping University<br />
richard.ohrvall@gmail.com<br />
5:11 Habituation or Adaptation in Voting?: Modeling<br />
Multilevel Turnout Dynamics by Applying<br />
Longitudinal Item-Response Models to Voter File<br />
Data<br />
Konstantin Kaeppner, University of Konstanz<br />
Konstantin.Kaeppner@uni-konstanz.de<br />
Susumu Shikano, University of Konstanz<br />
susumu.shikano@uni-konstanz.de
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