MPSA

Post. 23 Why Women?: Gender Mainstreaming in
Undergraduate Political Science and International
Relations Discourse
Tambria Schroeder, SUNY College at Brockport
tschr2@u.brockport.edu
Post. 24 Gender and Competency: How Does a
Candidate's Gender Affect how Female
Candidates are Rated on Gendered Issues?
Kate E Cole, Saint Anselm College
kcole@anselm.edu
Post. 25 The UN Convention to Eliminate All Forms of
Discrimination Against Women: Exceptionalism
and Women’s Reproduction in the Debate Around
U.S. Ratification
Merrit Stüven, Macalester College
mstueven@macalester.edu
Disc. Soledad Artiz Prillaman, Harvard University
soledadartiz@fas.harvard.edu
Jessica Meghan Hayden, University of Oklahoma-
Norman Campus
haydenjm@ou.edu
82-328 Poster Session: Intervention and Power in a
Global Context
Sat at 9:45 am
Post. 26 A Russian Excursion: A Theoretical Analysis of
Peter the Great's Grand Embassy
Zachary Hendrick, Oakland University
zahendri@oakland.edu
Post. 27 Polygamy and Domestic Violence in Nigeria: How
Does the Legalization of Polygamy Affects
Domestic Violence?
Jenah House, Brigham Young University
jenah.house@byu.net
Jakob Haws*, Brigham Young University-Provo
France.poasalw@gmail.com
Post. 28 Comparing the Treatment of Native Hawaiians to
Native Oceania People, Including the Maori
People
Jeremy Pultz, Ohio Northern University
j-pultz@onu.edu
Post. 29 On the Brink of Disaster: Genocide of Palestinians
Charlee Rayann Thomas, Alderson Broaddus
University
thomascr@battlers.ab.edu
Post. 30 The Impacts and Implications of British
Colonialism and the Tea Industry on Darjeeling
and Northeast India
Kate E Kemper, Drake University
kate.kemper@drake.edu
Post. 31 Why the Established Parties Are Losing Vote
Shares Across Western Europe: Changes in
Perceptions of Government Competency
Following the 2008 Financial Crisis
Kaan Ulgen, University of Chicago
ulgenkaan@gmail.com
Post. 32 International Intervention: How the World
Responded Differently to Libya and Syria
Robert Thomas Cabrera, University of West
Georgia
Rcabrer3@my.westga.edu
Post. 33 Land Grabbing: Agricultural Investment and the
Rural Poor
Tiffany Wang Wang, University of Texas-Austin
tiffanywang1995@utexas.edu
Disc. Adnan Rasool, Georgia State University
arasool1@gsu.edu
Zuhaib Sheikh Mahmood, Michigan State
University
zsmahmood89@gmail.com
84-105 Roundtable: Writing and Publishing A Book (Cosponsored
with 72. Professional Development, see
72-32)
Sat at 9:45 am
Chair Mirya R. Holman, Tulane University of Louisiana
mholman@tulane.edu
Part. Andrea Benjamin, University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill
andreabz@email.unc.edu
Tiffany D. Barnes, University of Kentucky
tiffanydbarnes@uky.edu
Christina Bejarano, Georgia State University
cbejarano@gsu.edu
86-2 Exploring Predictors of Support for and
Opposition to LGBTQ Rights
Sat at 9:45 am
9:45 Chair, Phillip Ardoin, Appalachian State University
ardoinpj@appstate.edu
9:50 Factors Affecting Functional Prejudice Against
Sexual Minorities
Shih-chan Dai, University of Massachusetts-Amherst
j61911@gmail.com
10:11 Media Framing and the Politics of Local LGBT
Referenda
Royal Gene Cravens, The University of Tennessee-
Knoxville
rcravens@vols.utk.edu
10:33 Disc., Phillip Ardoin, Appalachian State University
ardoinpj@appstate.edu
Disc., Inaki Sagarzazu, Texas Tech University
inaki.sagarzazu@ttu.edu
10:55 Audience Discussion
91-5 Political Leadership and the Absurd, American
Style
Sat at 9:45 am
9:45 Chair, Steven Johnston, University of Utah
steven.johnston@utah.edu
9:50 All the King’s Men and the Politics of American
Demagoguery
Jeffrey A. Becker, University of the Pacific
jbecker@pacific.edu
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