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Frederico Roman Ramos*, FGV - SP fred.r.ramos@gmail.com 5:11 Meeting the Demands of Ordinary People: Justice and Development Party’s Entrenchment into Turkish Society via Machine Party Politics Sevinc Bermek, King's College London sevinc.bermek@kcl.ac.uk 5:22 Organized Crime and Political Parties John T. Ishiyama, University of North Texas John.Ishiyama@unt.edu 5:33 When Do Parties Target the Poor?: Inequality and Party Strategies Elif Özdemir, Washington University in St. Louis eozdemir@wustl.edu 5:44 Disc., Mi-son Kim, University of Texas-Rio Grande Valley mison.kim@utrgv.edu 5:55 Audience Discussion 54-15 New Research in British Legislatures and Switzerland Fri at 4:45 pm 4:45 Do E-Petitions Work? A Field Experiment in the House of Commons Jack Blumenau, London School of Economics j.blumenau@lse.ac.uk 5:02 Does Experience Matter?: How British MPs’ Pre- Parliamentary Career Affect their Prospect of Executive Appointment Wang Leung Ting, London School of Economics and Political Science kiwiting@gmail.com 5:20 Private Member Bills and the Electoral Connection in Wales Brian D. Williams, The University of West Florida bwilliams1@uwf.edu 5:37 The Invalidation of Popular Initiatives on Subnational Level in Switzerland Maximilian A. E. Schubiger, University of Bern, Switzerland maximilian.schubiger@ipw.unibe.ch 5:55 Audience Discussion 54-16 The Public Face of Congress Fri at 4:45 pm 4:45 Chair, Jacob Holt, Columbus State University holt_jacob@columbusstate.edu 4:50 Congress Has a Major PR Problem: Can Education on Institutional Design, Reflection, and Context Combat Negative Perceptions of Congress? Michael C. Brady, Denison University bradym@denison.edu Kaitlyn Elia*, Denison University elia_k1@denison.edu 5:00 Public Actions and Congressional Change,1879- 2015 Joshua Carstens Huder, Georgetown University joshua.huder@georgetown.edu 278 5:11 Public Attitudes toward Congressional Action James Curry, University of Utah james.curry@utah.edu 5:22 The Behavioral Consequences of Congressional Scandals Tracy Sulkin*, University of Illinois-Urbana- Champaign tsulkin@illinois.edu Collin Paschall, University of Illinois-Urbana- Champaign paschal2@illinois.edu William Bernhard*, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign bernhard@uiuc.edu 5:33 The Influence of Ideological Primary Challenges on Elections and Legislative Behavior Sarah A. Treul, University of North Carolina- Chapel Hill streul@unc.edu Caitlin Elizabeth Jewitt, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University cjewitt@vt.edu 5:44 Disc., Michael C. Brady, Denison University bradym@denison.edu Disc., Iliyan Iliev, University of Southern Mississippi iliyan.r.iliev@gmail.com 5:55 Audience Discussion 56-4 Thinking about Law, Rights, and Constitutions Fri at 4:45 pm 4:45 Chair, Cary Federman, Montclair State University federmanc@mail.montclair.edu 4:50 The Last Days of Originalism Frank J. Colucci*, Purdue University-Calumet Campus coluccif@pnw.edu Brendan Michael Dunn*, Independent Scholar Brendan.michael.dunn@gmail.com 5:03 Gentlemen’s Rights and Gender Equality: What We Think about When We Think about Crime Judith A. Baer, Texas A & M University-College Station j-baer@pols.tamu.edu 5:16 Republic of Commerce David Golemboski, University of Missouri- Columbia golemboskid@missouri.edu 5:29 American and British Constitutions, Institutional Models or Historical Products? marcelo barroso lacombe*, Camara dos Deputados, Brasil marcelooistrakhblacombe@gmail.com 5:42 Disc., Cary Federman, Montclair State University federmanc@mail.montclair.edu Disc., Anthony D. Bartl, Angelo State University tony.bartl@angelo.edu 5:55 Audience Discussion
57-13 Judicial Ideology Fri at 4:45 pm 4:45 Chair, Allen Linken, The University of Alabama aelinken@ua.edu 4:50 Judges Matter: Federal Appellate Panels and Settlement Dawn M. Chutkow, Cornell University dmc66@cornell.edu Michael Heise, Cornell University michael.heise@cornell.edu 5:11 Textual Approaches to Modeling Judicial Ideology Joshua Yoshio Lerner, Duke University joshlerner1@gmail.com Mathew Daniel McCubbins*, Duke University mat.mccubbins@gmail.com 5:33 Disc., Allen Linken, The University of Alabama aelinken@ua.edu Disc., Maxwell H. H. Mak, CUNY John Jay College of Criminal Justice mmak@jjay.cuny.edu 5:55 Audience Discussion 59-8 Participation, Information, and Capacity Building in Cities Fri at 4:45 pm 4:45 Chair, Zachary A. Callen, Allegheny College zcallen@allegheny.edu 4:50 The Promise of E-Gov?: City Hall’s Responsiveness to Neighborhood Interests Paru Shah, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee shahp@uwm.edu Amber Wichowsky, Marquette University amber.wichowsky@gmail.com 5:00 The Political Consequences of the Endangered Local Watchdog: The Relationship between Quality Local News and Political Outcomes Jay Thomas Jennings, University of Texas-Austin jay.jennings@temple.edu Meghan Rubado, Cleveland State University m.rubado@csuohio.edu 5:11 Can Institutional Reforms Tame Clientelistic Practices?: Participatory Budgeting Experience in Chicago Mine Tafolar, University of Illinois-Chicago mtafol2@uic.edu 5:22 Who Governs?: An Assessment of the Governance Structure of Civic Park and the City of Flint Michigan Louise A. Jezierski, Michigan State University jeziersk@msu.edu Mary K Herman, Michigan State University herman43@msu.edu Ryan Petersen*, Michigan State University peter992@msu.edu Aaron Foote, University of Massachusetts-Amherst acfoote@soc.umass.edu 5:33 The Geography of Vulnerability: Vulnerable Resilience in New Orleans Min Hee Go, CUNY Brooklyn College minniego@gmail.com 5:44 Disc., Zachary A. Callen, Allegheny College zcallen@allegheny.edu Disc., Andrea Benjamin, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill andreabz@email.unc.edu 5:55 Audience Discussion 60-4 Innovations in Policy Analysis Fri at 4:45 pm 4:45 Chair, Stephanie L. Smith, University of New Mexico-Main Campus slsmith@unm.edu 4:50 Fluctuating Producer Coalitions: An Empirical Analysis of Regulation and Rent in Japan Takeshi Fukaya, Musashino University takeshi.fukayan@gmail.com 5:00 Punctuated Equilibrium and the Dynamics of Pollution Governance in China: A Provincial- Level Analysis Ming Gang Peng, School of Public Administration, Guangzhou University pengminggang@gmail.com 5:11 When Does Policy Advocacy Lead to Policy Change in an Authoritarian Regime?: A Longitudinal Study of Birth Control Policy Change in China, 1980–2015 Wei Li, The Chinese University of Hong Kong liwei@cuhk.edu.hk Wai-Ho Wong*, The Chinese University of Hong Kong wwong@cuhk.edu.hk 5:22 Building an Implementation Framework for the International Setting: Building from Evidence of Safe Drinking Water Policies from Five Countries Shin Kue Ryu, George Mason University sryu@masonlive.gmu.edu 5:33 The Privatization of Chinese Healthcare system: A Better Future?-- An Examination of PPP in Practice Yi Fang*, School of Public Policy and Management, Tsinghua University, Beijing, P.R.C puma2007@126.com 5:44 Disc., Stephen Ceccoli, Rhodes College ceccoli@rhodes.edu Disc., Erica Dobbs, Swarthmore College dobbs.erica@gmail.com 5:55 Audience Discussion 62-2 Institutional Repression and Marginalization Fri at 4:45 pm 4:45 Chair, Gadi Hitman, Ariel University/Beit Berl Academic College gh791966@gmail.com 279
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MPSA Midwest Political Science 75 t
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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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9:50 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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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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5:16 Grey Must Go!’ The Consequen
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Elisabeth R. Gerber, University of
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4:45 Chair, Rachel Augustine Potter
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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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36-5 Elite-Mass Linkages Fri at 8:0
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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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11:30 Chair, Jerry L. Miller, Ohio
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12:07 The Effect of the Affordable
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3:21 Plural Governance: Race, Ethni
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Hanna Kathleen Brant, University of
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3:26 Official Disobedience and Fide
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Post. 14 Restoring the American Dre
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18-13 Voting, Participation, and Po
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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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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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10:33 When Stigma is In the Air: La
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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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