MPSA

1:46 Public Opinion on Immigration and Race
Relations Among Black and Latino Youth
Claudia Sandoval*, Loyola Marymount University
Claudia.Sandoval@lmu.edu
1:59 The Radical Inclusivity of The Black Lives Matter
Movement
Chaya Crowder, Princeton University
ccrowder@princeton.edu
2:12 Disc., Dara Z. Strolovitch, Princeton University
dzs@princeton.edu
2:25 Audience Discussion
45-14 Reading Edmund Burke
Sat at 1:15 pm
1:15 Chair, Andrew J. Taylor, North Carolina State
University, Raleigh
ataylor@ncsu.edu
1:20 Burke's Critique of the Natural Rights
Revolutions
James Zink, North Carolina State University,
Raleigh
jrzink@ncsu.edu
1:33 The Stable Foundation of Nature: James Wilson's
Critique of Edmund Burke
Greg Weiner, Assumption College
gs.weiner@assumption.edu
1:46 Edmund Burke and the Moral Challenge of
Armed Doctrines
Brian A. Smith*, Montclair State University
smithbr@mail.montclair.edu
1:59 Prejudging The Wrong Way: Edmund Burke's
Pejorative Use of Prejudice Regarding
Government Regulation of the Economy
Gregory Collins, Catholic University of America
08collins@cua.edu
2:12 Disc., John M Warner, Kansas State University
jmwarner@ksu.edu
Disc., Bernard Joseph Dobski, Assumption College
bdobski@assumption.edu
2:25 Audience Discussion
47-10 Political Judgment, Capabilities, and
Participation
Sat at 1:15 pm
1:15 Chair, Callum Ingram, Texas Christian University
callum.ingram@tcu.edu
1:20 Political Judgment in a Troubled World:
Wittgenstein on Meaning
Desiree Weber, The College of Wooster
desireeweber@gmail.com
1:41 The Capabilities Approach and Phronetic Social
Science: Bringing Power to Sen’s Conception of
Deliberative Democracy
Eric Fiske, University of South Florida-Main
Campus
efiske@mail.usf.edu
350
2:03 Toward a Parrhesiastic Account of (Deliberative?)
Democracy
Badami Christopher Badami*, University of
Chicago
badami@uchicago.edu
2:25 Audience Discussion
48-6 Liberal Democracy and Religion
Sat at 1:15 pm
1:15 Chair, Benjamin Lynerd, Christopher Newport
University
btlynerd@gmail.com
1:20 The Political Liberalism of Roger Williams
Gregory Ross Weiher, University of Houston
gweiher@uh.edu
1:33 Plural Relationships, Freedom of Conscience, and
Varieties of Neutrality
Emily R. Gill, Bradley University
gill@fsmail.bradley.edu
1:46 The Reciprocal Translation Proviso: An
Alternative Approach to the Cognitive Burdens
Imposed by Public Reason
George Tyler, University of Michigan-Ann Arbor
tylerge@umich.edu
1:59 Pluralism, Liberty, and the Rule of Law
Kenneth McIntyre, Sam Houston State University
kmcintyre@shsu.edu
2:12 Disc., Benjamin Lynerd, Christopher Newport
University
btlynerd@gmail.com
2:25 Audience Discussion
50-13 Polarization and Ideology
Sat at 1:15 pm
1:15 Chair, Elizabeth Maggie Penn, University of
Chicago
epenn@uchicago.edu
1:20 Endogenous Party Ideology
Christopher Miao Li, Princeton University
christopher.li@u.northwestern.edu
Daniel Diermeier, University of Chicago
ddiermeier@uchicago.edu
1:30 Ideology for the Future
Federica Izzo, London School of Economics and
Political Science
f.izzo@lse.ac.uk
1:41 Partisan Transparency
Livio Di Lonardo, New York University
ldl297@nyu.edu
1:52 Polarization and Outside Influence in Legislatures
Gleason Francis Judd, University of Rochester
gleason.f.judd@gmail.com
2:03 Preferences Over Representatives
John W. Patty, University of Chicago
jwpatty@gmail.com
Elizabeth Maggie Penn, University of Chicago
epenn@uchicago.edu
2:14 Disc., Christopher Miao Li, Princeton University
christopher.li@u.northwestern.edu