MPSA

2:00 Audience Discussion
82-333 Political Theory II
Sat at 1:15 pm
Post. 1 Marcus Aurelius: Living Example of Plato's
Philosopher King?
Daniel Glenn, Christopher Newport University
daniel.glenn.15@cnu.edu
Post. 2 ■Political Education, Shame, and Equality of the
Sexes: Exploring the Arrangement and
Relationship Between Books IV and V of the
Republic
Rachel Wagner, Christopher Newport University
rachel.wagner.15@cnu.edu
Elizabeth Samios, Christopher Newport University
elizabeth.samios.13@cnu.edu
Post. 3 A New Model of Electoral Systems
Adam Hassanein, Purdue University-Main Campus
hassanei@purdue.edu
Post. 4 Customary International Law and Xenia in
Ancient Greece: Compliance of Norms in Ancient
and Modern Times
Elizabeth Samios, Christopher Newport University
elizabeth.samios.13@cnu.edu
Post. 5 Marx’s Evolving Thought: An Analysis of the
Irregularities in Karl Marx’s Theory of
Revolution
Charlotte Thomas, Hendrix College
thomascd@hendrix.edu
Post. 6 Politics Beyond the Politeia: Revolutionary
Militancy, Ethical Differentiation and Civic
Engagement
Zhi You Koh, Carleton College
kohz@carleton.edu
Post. 7 Quality of Life and Communal Violence:
Assessing Causes and Comparing Salience
Bradford Harper, Hendrix College
harperbh@hendrix.edu
Post. 8 The Soul’s Response to Surveillance: A
Foucaldian Investigation into the Economy of
Power Created by Modern Surveillance
Techniques and the Conditioning of the Post-9/11
Subject
Jack Johanning, The College of Wooster
jjohanning17@wooster.edu
Disc. Robert Reamer, University of Chicago
breamer@uchicago.edu
Stephen Eric Savage, Louisiana State University
and Agricultural & Mechanical College
ssavag5@lsu.edu
82-334 Politics and Economics
Sat at 1:15 pm
Post. 9 North American Free Trade Agreement and the
Need for Transitional Aid
Alexander N Dominguez, California State
University-Bakersfield
alexndominguez@gmail.com
Post. 10 Critically Analyzing United Nations’ Security
Council Resolution 1325
Darby M. Matt, Drake University
darby.matt@drake.edu
Post. 11 The Great Recession’s Effect on International
Economies
Zachary Charles Lepley*, none
zlepley@my.apsu.edu
Post. 12 The North American Free Trade Agreement and
Transitional Aid: A Recipe For American Soft
Power ?
Nancy Vera, California State University-Bakersfield
nvera1@csub.edu
Post. 13 The Economics of Political Revolutions
Mary Agnes Huggins, Lewis University
maryahuggins@lewisu.edu
Post. 14 Hog Butcher of The World to Leading Business
Center: How Chicago Survived Economic
Restructuring to Become a Global City
Luke Borkowski, DePaul University
lvb0396@gmail.com
Disc. Stephen M Maher, York University
SMaher@yorku.ca
Alisha Kim, University of Texas-Dallas
alisha.kim@utdallas.edu
82-335 Politics of Brexit
Sat at 1:15 pm
Post. 15 How the Old Set the Future for the Young: Age,
Education, and Brexit Support
Sami Gul, University of Missouri-Kansas City
Sgk82@mail.umkc.edu
Post. 16 Brexit: A Game Theoretic Analysis
Edgar O. Velasco, University of Puerto Rico-Rio
Piedras
edgar.velasco@upr.edu
Post. 17 Applying the Liberal Peace to Northern Ireland:
An Examination of the “Brexit” in the Pattern of
Northern Irish Economic History
Jackson B. Feezell, Emory & Henry College
jfeezell13@ehc.edu
Post. 18 Transforming the Nation-State: An Analysis of
Identity Politics, Governance and Brexit
Rebecca Mendelsohn, Macalester College
rmendels@macalester.edu
Post. 19 Brexit: Who's Next?: Looking at Euroscepticism
in Britain and Europe
Luke Lincoln Ashton, Alma College
ashton1ll@alma.edu
Jeremy A Johnson, Alma College
johnson1ja@alma.edu
Post. 20 Brexit and Domestic Impact
Zachary A Zarb, Carroll University
zzarb@pio.carrollu.edu
Disc. Daniel Habchi, University of Minnesota-Twin Cities
habch001@umn.edu
Nathan Henceroth, University of Nevada-Las Vegas
hencerot@unlv.nevada.edu
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