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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 356
82-336 Poster Session: Public Opinion and Political Participation Sat at 1:15 pm Post. 21 Examining American Public Opinion on Socialism Chase Alexander Larson, Austin Peay State University clarson2@my.apsu.edu Post. 22 You’ll Only Be Allowed In If You Aren’t Voting for Hillary Clinton: An Exploration of Conservative Ideology in the Country Music Industry Jolie-Grace Wareham, Rhodes College warjo-17@rhodes.edu Post. 23 Are They Warping Their Fragile Little Minds: An Examination of Attitudes and Perceptions of Same-Sex Adoption Cassady A Lord, Idaho State University cassady_lord@yahoo.com Madison K Griffin, Idaho State University grifmadi@isu.edu Kimberly Qualman*, Idaho State University qualkimb@isu.edu Post. 24 Political Participation Related to Online Social Networking Rachel Norton, Keene State College rachel.norton@ksc.keene.edu Post. 25 Holy Politics Batman!: How Superhero Preference Affects Political Choice Sean E. Bolton, Brigham Young University-Hawaii sbolton0014@go.byuh.edu Post. 26 Tin Foil Hats and Anxious Politics: The Impact of Anxiety on Citizens Belief in Conspiracy Theories Michael John Herman, The College of Wooster mherman17@wooster.edu Post. 27 Did High School Really Matter? Group Membership and Political Participation Elana Nanney, Brigham Young University-Hawaii elanamn@go.byuh.edu Disc. Betsy Rajala, University of Illinois at Urbana- Champaign rajala2@illinois.edu Royal Gene Cravens, The University of Tennessee- Knoxville rcravens@vols.utk.edu Speed Networking: Normative Sat at 1:15 pm Saturday, April 8 at 3:00 pm 1-107 Roundtable: Fusion Politics and Emerging Social Movements Post-Trump Chair Part. Sat at 3:00 pm Valeria Sinclair-Chapman, Purdue University- Main Campus vsc@purdue.edu Harry R. Targ*, Purdue University-Main Campus targ@purdue.edu Fernando Tormos, Purdue University-Main Campus ftormosa@purdue.edu S. Laurel Weldon, Purdue University-Main Campus weldons@purdue.edu Rachel Einwohner*, Purdue University-Main Campus einwohnerr@purdue.edu 3-7 Cabinet Composition, Performance, and Stability Sat at 3:00 pm 3:00 Chair, Yoshikuni Ono, Tohoku University onoy@umich.edu 3:05 Exit Power Concentration and the Allocation of Ministerial Portfolios in Coalitions Maiko Isabelle Heller*, University of Michigan-Ann Arbor miheller@umich.edu 3:15 MP Career Typologies and Ministerial Appointment in the Canadian House of Commons, 1968-2011 Matthew Kerby, Australian National University matthew.kerby@anu.edu.au Feodor Snagovsky, The Australian National University fsnagovsky@gmail.com 3:26 Parties’ Preferences for Office and Policy and Government Formation Anna Bassi, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill anna.bassi@unc.edu 3:37 Policy Drift and Ministerial Prerogatives: The Case of Denmark Matthew W. Loftis, Aarhus University mattwloftis@gmail.com Mathias Wessel Tromborg*, Rice University mwt4@rice.edu 3:48 Stability Through Control?: The Influence of Coalition Agreements on the Stability of Coalition Cabinets Svenja Krauss, Humboldt University, Berlin svenja.krauss@hu-berlin.de 3:59 Disc., Yoshikuni Ono, Tohoku University onoy@umich.edu 4:10 Audience Discussion 4-4 Economic Development Strategies Sat at 3:00 pm 3:00 Chair, Stephanie A. Pink-Harper, Southern Illinois University-Carbondale sapink@siu.edu 3:05 A Model of State and Local Economic Development Policy,1789-1990 Ronald W. Coan, Council for Community and Economic Research roncoan@hotmail.com 357
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