MPSA

11:35 Community Norms and Suicide Terrorism
Anna Catherine Jones, Georgetown University
acjones04@gmail.com
11:43 Global Terrorism and (De-)Mobilization. Do
ISIS's Bloody Attacks Demotivate, Deter, or
Mobilize Supporters?
Joan Barceló, Washington University in St Louis
joanbarcelosoler@wustl.edu
Elena Labzina*, Washington University in St. Louis
elena.labzina@go.wustl.edu
11:51 Rain of Terror: Assessing the Impact of Rainfall
Variability on Domestic Terrorism in Africa
Daniel Perry Brooks Irwin, Mercyhurst University
dirwin72@lakers.mercyhurst.edu
Ross Francis Hagan, Mercyhurst University
rhagan27@lakers.mercyhurst.edu
11:59 Rethinking Counterterrorism in the Age of ISIS:
Lessons From Sinai
Sahar Aziz, Texas A & M University-College Station
saziz@law.tamu.edu
12:07 State Capacity and Terrorism in the Islamic
World
Coty J. Martin, West Virginia University
comartin1@mix.wvu.edu
12:15 The Homeland and New Phase of Terrorism:
Defeating the Lone Wolf and Small Group
Operatives
Binneh S. Minteh, Rutgers University-Newark
bminteh@scarletmail.rutgers.edu
12:23 Audience Discussion
80-402 Lightning Talk: Locating the Political: Sites of
Power and Practice
Sat at 11:30 am
11:30 Chair, Omie Hsu, University of Chicago
ohsu@uchicago.edu
11:35 Identity Politics and Post-Coal Development in
Eastern Kentucky
Crystal Bryson, DePaul University
crbryson29@yahoo.com
11:43 Social Media and The Public Sphere: Networked
Knowledge Production and Civil Society
Catherine Drake, DePaul University
cdrakechicago@gmail.com
11:51 Rethinking Reparations: Historical Injustice and
the Politics of Repair
Kelsey Lizotte, Rutgers University-Newark
krl75@scarletmail.rutgers.edu
11:59 (Re)Mapping the City: A Foucauldian Analysis of
Inner-City Practices of Gang Territorialization
Benjamin Bradley Taylor, Virginia Polytechnic
Institute and State University
btaylor16@wooster.edu
12:07 Administration with a “Moral Squint”:
Statesmanship in Robert Bolt’s A Man for All
Seasons
Lynita K. Newswander, University of South Dakota
lynita.newswander@usd.edu
12:15 Audience Discussion
82-329 Political Theory I
Sat at 11:30 am
Post. 1 On Locke's Right to Revolution in the Modern
World
Sebastian S. Awatramani, University of Colorado
Boulder
Sebastian.Awatramani@Colorado.edu
Post. 2 Explaining Teachers Union Legislation via
Demographic and Polictical Decompisition; A
Case Study of State-by-State Variation
Adina Goldstein, University of Pennsylvania
goadina@sas.upenn.edu
Post. 3 I am Valuable
Alysa Punjwani, DePaul University
alysa.punjwani17@gmail.com
Post. 4 Political Realism in Game of Thrones and the
Portrayal of Morality
Johdalys Quiñonez, University of Puerto Rico-Rio
Piedras
johdalys.quinonez@hotmail.com
Post. 5 Political Friendship: How Rhetoric Directs the
Love of the People
Rachel Wagner, Christopher Newport University
rachel.wagner.15@cnu.edu
Post. 6 Cities and Statesmen: Aristotelian Regime Inquiry
as a Means to Political Justice
Daniel Yoo*, University of Richmond
daniel.yoo@Richmond.edu
Post. 7 Technology in the Future: The Potential for a
Post-Capitalist Society
Martin Saps, Bates College
martinsaps@live.com
Post. 8 The Critical Role of Neocolonialism
Maximiliano Zapata, Texas A & M International
University
z.maximiliano@ymail.com
82-330 Poster Session: Issues in National Security
Sat at 11:30 am
Post. 9 Detrimental Effects of Globalization on U.S.
National Security
Paisley Rose Spence, Millikin University
pspence@millikin.edu
Post. 10 American Volunteers Fighting Against ISIS
Stella Rose Cooper, American University
sc9160a@student.american.edu
Post. 11 Understanding Empirical Peace in the 21st
Century
Spencer Edward Blankenship, Emory & Henry
College
sblankenship13@ehc.edu
Post. 12 The Friend of My Enemy is My Enemy: Strategic
Affinity with the United States and Transnational
Terrorism
Atsuki Kojima, Waseda University
abbey@suou.waseda.jp
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