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1:33 Hidden Knowledge versus Veiled Ignorance: Is the Public Less or Even More Ignorant Than We Have Thought? Robert C. Luskin, University of Texas-Austin rluskin@mail.utexas.edu Gaurav Sood*, Ybar gsood07@gmail.com 1:46 Cheating Reduces Partisan Bias in Factual Perceptions Scott Clifford, University of Houston saclifford@uh.edu Emily A. Thorson, Boston College ethorson@gmail.com 1:59 The Force of the Better Evidence in Political Belief Updating Jin Woo Kim, University of Pennsylvania jkim@asc.upenn.edu 2:12 Disc., Mark Peffley*, University of Kentucky mpeffl@uky.edu Disc., Jacob Sohlberg, University of Gothenburg jacob.sohlberg@gu.se 2:25 Audience Discussion 40-11 Voting Processes and the Web Sat at 1:15 pm 1:15 Chair, Amuitz Garmendia Garmendia Madariaga, European University Institute (EUI) Amuitz.Garmendia@eui.eu 1:20 Like it, Talk About It, But When?: Understanding Facebook Participation in the Scottish Referendum Narisong Huhe, University of Strathclyde huhe.narisong@gmail.com Mark Shephard*, University of Houston mark.shephard@strath.ac.uk 1:33 The (Surprisingly Interesting) Story of E-Mail in the 2016 Presidential Election Ben Epstein*, DePaul University benepstein55@gmail.com Jeffrey Daniel Broxmeyer, University of Toledo jeffrey.broxmeyer@utoledo.edu 1:46 New Frontiers in Voting Advice Applications Research Diego Garzia, University of Lucerne-Switzerland diego.garzia@unilu.ch Stefan Marschall*, Düsseldorf Stefan.Marschall@uni-duesseldorf.de 1:59 The Voters or the Media?: Explaining Gendered Candidate Coverage in Europe Maarja Luhiste, Newcastle University, UK maarja.luhiste@newcastle.ac.uk Laura Sudulich*, University of Kent sudulicm@tcd.ie 2:12 Disc., Amuitz Garmendia Garmendia Madariaga, European University Institute (EUI) Amuitz.Garmendia@eui.eu Disc., Jeff R. Dewitt, Kennesaw State University jdewitt@kennesaw.edu 2:25 Audience Discussion 348 41-5 The Media and Political Processes Around the World Sat at 1:15 pm 1:15 Chair, Holli A. Semetko, Emory University holli.semetko@emory.edu 1:20 A Test of Media Capture Using Machine Learning Techniques Alessandro Vecchiato, New York University av990@nyu.edu Andrea De Angelis*, European University Institute andrea.deangelis@eui.eu 1:30 Louder: How Partisans, Ideologues and Interests Turn Up The Volume of Political Communication Alison D. Dagnes, Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania alidagnes@gmail.com 1:41 Shooting the Messenger?: How Political Sophistication Fosters Media Bias Perceptions Alexandre Blanchet, Montreal University alexandre.blanchet@umontreal.ca 1:52 The Oxygen of Publicity: Variation in U.S. Media Coverage of International Kidnapping Danielle Gilbert, George Washington University gilbertd@gwu.edu 2:03 How Netanyahu's New Media Policy is Influencing Israeli, American and Global Politics Yaron Katz*, Holon Institute of Technology yaron@ykatz.com 2:14 Disc., Holli A. Semetko, Emory University holli.semetko@emory.edu 2:25 Audience Discussion 42-200 Table 1: JSS: Campaigns, Information and Knowledge Sat at 1:15 pm 1:15 Issue Specialism Amidst Generalism?: An Analysis of Individual Differences in Citizens’ Knowledge of Domestic Parties’ EU Issue Positions James Wilhelm, Salzburg Centre of European Union Studies jameshuldrick.wilhelm@sbg.ac.at 1:29 Political Knowledge in the New Media Environment Kylee Britzman, University of Illinois-Urbana- Champaign britzma2@illinois.edu 1:43 The Informative Power of Campaign Advertising: How Advertisement Exposure Enhances Voter Knowledge and Policy Voting in Presidential Elections Matthew Motta, University of Minnesota-Twin Cities motta018@umn.edu 1:57 Campaigns’ Use of Multiple Media Platforms and Its Consequences: An Experimental Approach Taewoo Kang, Washington State University taewoo.kang@wsu.edu
2:11 Disc., David W Nickerson, Temple University david.nickerson@temple.edu 2:25 Audience Discussion 42-201 Table 2: JSS: Social Groups and Communication Sat at 1:15 pm 1:15 Framing the Grape Boycott of 1965-1970: How the Farm Workers Movement Won Over White America Vladimir Enrique Medenica, Princeton University medenica@princeton.edu 1:29 What Can Linguistics Contribute to Political Communication?: Examining 30 Years of Immigration in the British Press William L. Allen, University of Oxford william.allen@compas.ox.ac.uk 1:43 Mass Media and the Supply and Demand for Coalition Politics John Victor Kane, Stony Brook University john.v.kane@stonybrook.edu 1:57 Democracy For Sale: When Public Opinion Fails to Foster Political Will Louisa Imperiale*, American University louisaimperiale@gmail.com 2:11 Disc., Walter C. Wilson, University of Texas-San Antonio walter.wilson@utsa.edu Disc., Nathan P. Kalmoe, Louisiana State University and Agricultural & Mechanical College nkalmoe@lsu.edu 2:25 Audience Discussion 43-105 Roundtable: A Woman at the Top of the Ticket: Hillary Clinton, Gender and the 2016 Elections Sat at 1:15 pm Chair Julie Dolan, Macalester College dolan@macalester.edu Part. Melissa Deckman, Washington College mdeckman2@washcoll.edu Kathryn Pearson, University of Minnesota-Twin Cities kpearson@umn.edu Christopher Karpowitz, Brigham Young University- Provo ckarpowitz@byu.edu Jessica Robinson Preece, Brigham Young University-Provo jessica_preece@byu.edu Kathleen Dolan, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee kdolan@uwm.edu 43-200 Table 3: JSS: A Discussion of Gender Quotas Sat at 1:15 pm 1:15 Cracking the Glass Ceiling of Public Opinion: Evaluating the Impact of Gender Quotas on Attitudes Towards Female Politicians Danielle M. Higgins, American University dh6087a@student.american.edu 1:32 Descriptive Representation Counts Jennifer Hyman*, Independent Scholar jpzhyman@gmail.com 1:50 Electoral Gender Quotas and Women’s Policy Representation in Developing Countries—When and How Do Quotas Work? kayo onishi, Indiana University-Bloomington konishi@indiana.edu 2:07 Disc., Kimberly Lanegran, Coe College klanegra@coe.edu 2:25 Audience Discussion 43-201 Table 4: JSS: Gender in Comparative Perspective Sat at 1:15 pm 1:15 Women’s Political Representation in Africa Kostanca Dhima, Texas A & M University-College Station dhima1@tamu.edu Jennifer A Heckman, Pennsylvania State University-Main Campus jah6184@psu.edu 1:29 Development, Maternalism, and Women’s Social Citizenship: A Case Study of India, 1985-2015 Prakirti Nangia, University of Pennsylvania prakirti@sas.upenn.edu 1:43 Japan's Sex Slaves: Political Discourse and Partisan Conflict Over WWII Human Rights Abuses Melanie Sayuri Sonntag, University of New Mexico- Main Campus msonntag@unm.edu 1:57 Impact Of Globalization on Iranian Women’s Movement Khadijeh Salimi*, ODU ksali001@odu.edu 2:11 Disc., Karin Zelano, Gothenburg University karin.zelano@gu.se 2:25 Audience Discussion 44-15 Race, Ethnicity, and Millennial Public Opinion Sat at 1:15 pm 1:15 Chair, Jon Rogowski, Harvard University rogowski@fas.harvard.edu 1:20 What Do Young Adults Know About Politics?: Race, Ethnicity, and Different Types of Political Knowledge Cathy Cohen, University of Chicago cjcohen@uchicago.edu Matt Luttig, University of Chicago mluttig@uchicago.edu 1:33 Young Adults' Perceptions of the American Racial Order and the Politics of Racial Redress Jordie Davies, University of Chicago ejdavies@uchicago.edu Jenn M. Jackson, University of Chicago jennjackson@uchicago.edu David Jonathan Knight, University of Chicago djknight@uchicago.edu 349
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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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9:45 Chair, Lori M. Poloni-Stauding
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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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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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11:43 Gender Stereotypes and The St
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Post. 28 Female Leadership in Rebel
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1:30 The Architecture of Coalition
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1:20 New and Shifting Gendered Pers
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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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82-307 Poster Session: Media, Gende
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Friday, April 7 at 2:30 pm 96-113 T
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14-13 International Political Econo
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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 Utilizing Social Media as a Po
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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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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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8:44 The Effect of Legislative Cons
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9:50 Revisiting the Effects of Clot
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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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