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12:07 Understanding the Competing Effects of Economic Hardship and Income Inequality on Voter Turnout Allan Mark Wilford*, The University of Tennessee- Knoxville awilford@vols.utk.edu 12:15 Audience Discussion 81-300 Poster Session: Governing Institutions in Comparative Perspective Thu at 11:30 am Post. 24 Borrowed Institutions and the Challenge of Adaptation in Nigeria's Democratic Experiment Ifeoluwa O Adedeji, Ohio University-Main Campus ifeoluwa1909@gmail.com Post. 25 Embedded Development and Institutional Shaping ——Operational Logic of Deliberative Democracy at the Grass-roots Level Xuefei Lin*, Renmin University of China linxuefei0323@163.com Post. 26 From Collective Decision Making to Winner- Take-All Politics?: The New Politics of Redistribution in Social Europe Michael Baggesen Klitgaard*, University of Southern Denmark mbk@sam.sdu.dk Mads Andreas Elkjaer*, University of Southern Denmark maelk@sam.sdu.dk Post. 27 Participatory Policy Making in the Developing Countries: A Review of Citizen Participation in Budgeting in China, India and South Africa Ge Xin*, Shanghai University of Finance and Economics gxin@hku.hk Disc. Amanda Eileen Burke, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign aeburke2@illinois.edu 120 Speed Networking: Comparative I Thu at 11:30 am Thursday, April 6 at 11:45 am 96-103 Tech Class: The Election Toolkit: A Link between Political Scientists and Election Officials Thu at 11:45 am Thursday, April 6 at 12:20 pm <strong>MPSA</strong> Council Meeting & Luncheon Thu at 12:20 pm Thursday, April 6 at 1:00 pm 96-104 Tech Class: What Can We Learn From the Tech that Helped Shape the 2016 Elections? Thu at 1:00 pm Thursday, April 6 at 1:15 pm 5-2 Conflict, Security and the Military Thu at 1:15 pm 1:15 Chair, Dongmin Lee, University of Colorado Boulder bucoliclife117@gmail.com 1:20 Contemporary South Asian Politics: Globalization, Power, and Regional Security Cohesion Runa Das*, University of Minnesota-Duluth rdas@d.umn.edu 1:36 Slavery and Long-Run Political Development in Colombia Mateo Vasquez, New York University mv1093@nyu.edu 1:52 Why do Retired Military Officers Enter Politics?: An Empirical Analysis of Indonesia’s Military Academy Graduates Terence Lee, National University of Singapore tcllee@gmail.com Evan A. Laksmana*, Syracuse University ealaksma@syr.edu 2:08 Disc., Dongmin Lee, University of Colorado Boulder bucoliclife117@gmail.com 2:25 Audience Discussion 6-3 Democratic Backsliding Thu at 1:15 pm 1:15 Chair, Matthew Charles Wilson, West Virginia University mhwilson1@mail.wvu.edu 1:20 Resource Rents and Electoral Competition: Analyzing the Effects of Resource Booms on Latin American Party Systems Luis Felipe Mantilla, University of South Florida- St.Petersburg luis.f.mantilla@gmail.com Nora Khatcherian, American University nora_k@verizon.net 1:30 The Oil 'Cushion' in New Democracies: Resource Wealth as a Potential Blessing Benjamin Smith, University of Florida bbsmith@ufl.edu 1:41 The Specter of Conservative Populism in a Neo- Liberal Age: The Cases of Turkey and Hungary Berk Esen, Bilkent University berk.esen@gmail.com 1:52 The Geography of Xenophobia in South Africa Annie Kryzanek Karreth*, Ursinus College akarreth@ursinus.edu Michael Burch, Eckerd College burchmc@eckerd.edu
2:03 Dynamics of Voting Behavior in the Turkish General Elections of June and November 2015 S. Erdem Aytac, Koç University erdemaytac@gmail.com Ali Carkoglu, Koc University acarkoglu@ku.edu.tr 2:14 Disc., Matthew Charles Wilson, West Virginia University mhwilson1@mail.wvu.edu 2:25 Audience Discussion 6-4 Political Parties in the Western Hemisphere Thu at 1:15 pm 1:15 Chair, Elizabeth Kaknes, University of Michigan- Ann Arbor kaknes@umich.edu 1:20 Candidate Experience and Electoral Success Agustina Haime, Rice University ah35@rice.edu Agustín Vallejo, Rice University av37@rice.edu Leslie A. Schwindt-Bayer*, Rice University schwindt@rice.edu 1:30 Public Subsidies for Parties, the Timing of Democratization, and Electoral Volatility in Latin America Yen-Pin Su, National Chengchi University yenpinsu@nccu.edu.tw 1:41 Subnational Democratization and Income Inequality in Mexico: The “Political Kuznets Curve” Hypothesis Mart Trasberg, Tulane University of Louisiana tmart@tulane.edu 1:52 The Workers’ Party (PT) in the Brazilian Chamber of Deputies: The Changes of Socio- Economical and Territorial Electoral Bases 1994- 2014 Natalia Avila Maciel, Rio de Janeiro State University nataliaregina@gmail.com Tiago Augusto Ventura, University of Maryland- College Park venturat@umd.edu 2:03 Party, Ethnicity, and Corruption in Belize James E. Hanley, Adrian College Jhanley@adrian.edu 2:14 Disc., Elizabeth Kaknes, University of Michigan- Ann Arbor kaknes@umich.edu Disc., Jessica Rich, Marquette University jessica.rich@marquette.edu 2:25 Audience Discussion 7-3 Civil Society and Protest in Democratic Transitions Thu at 1:15 pm 1:15 Chair, Carew Elizabeth Boulding, University of Colorado-Boulder carew.boulding@colorado.edu 1:20 Articulations of Challenges to Legitimacy in the Orange Revolution Rebecca J. Clendenen, University of Illinois- Chicago rebeccaclendenen@gmail.com 1:33 Identifying Mass Mobilization through Mass Protest Events Sasha de Vogel, University of Michigan-Ann Arbor sldv@umich.edu Joseph Richard Klaver, University of Michigan- Ann Arbor jrklav@umich.edu 1:46 Opposition NGOs and Governance in New Democracies Amanda Eileen Burke, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign aeburke2@illinois.edu Peter John Chereson*, University of Illinois- Urbana-Champaign pcheres2@illinois.edu 1:59 The Influence of Political Campaigns on Adoption of Transitional Justice Mechanisms Eunbee Kim, University of Arizona eunbeekim@email.arizona.edu 2:12 Disc., Ellen P. Carnaghan, Saint Louis University carnagep@slu.edu 2:25 Audience Discussion 9-200 Table 1: JSS: Moderation by Context Thu at 1:15 pm 1:15 A Contextual Theory of Partisan Screen: How Political Contexts Condition the Strength of Partisan Screen Philip Santoso*, Rice University philipsantoso@gmail.com 1:50 Disc., K. Amber Curtis, Clemson University acurti2@clemson.edu Disc., Judd Thornton, Georgia State University jrthornton@gsu.edu 2:25 Audience Discussion 9-201 Table 2: JSS: Perspectives on Citizen Engagement Thu at 1:15 pm 1:15 Attitudes Determine Actions: Effects of Political Efficacy Ting-wei Weng, Taiwan twweng913@gmail.com 1:26 The Lasting Effects of Exposed Corruption on Political Behavior: Evidence from Brazil Ashlea Rundlett, University of Illinois-Urbana- Champaign rundlet2@illinois.edu 1:38 The Regime and Contentious Politics: A Reexamination of the Political Opportunity Structure Sean Goff, University of Nevada-Las Vegas sean.goff@unlv.edu 121
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Page 5 and 6: 15-1 China in Africa Thu at 9:45 am
Page 7 and 8: 9:45 Chair, Lori M. Poloni-Stauding
Page 9 and 10: 9:50 Comparing Institutional Factor
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Page 17 and 18: 10:42 Disc., La Trice M. Washington
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Page 21 and 22: 10-2 Euroskepticism, Nationalism an
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Page 43 and 44: Jens Olav Dahlgaard*, University of
Page 45 and 46: 1:52 The Impact of Electoral Victor
Page 47 and 48: 48-200 Table 4: JSS: Visions of Acc
Page 49 and 50: 1:59 Which Frames Undermine Support
Page 51 and 52: 69-1 Addressing Critical Questions
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Page 55 and 56: 3:44 Economic Inequality, Emigratio
Page 57 and 58: 3:00 Audacity of Hope in Autocracy:
Page 59 and 60: 3:31 The Landscape of Immigrant Non
Page 61 and 62: 3:21 Explaining Tolerance Towards I
Page 63 and 64: 38-6 Fear and Loathing in the 2016
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Page 73 and 74: 3:45 The Impact of Decentralization
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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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Disc., Tadeusz Kugler, Roger Willia
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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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Olivia Edge*, Blanchardstown Instit
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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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22-4 Economic Aspects to Conflict a
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3:35 Examining the Effect of Linked
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38-16 Moral Politics Fri at 3:00 pm
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3:00 Chair, Josh Berkenpas, Minneso
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3:48 Presidential Control and Slipp
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3:48 Utilizing Social Media as a Po
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3:29 Selection Sensitive Survey Des
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Post. 25 Youth Motives and Politica
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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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49-3 Global Justice Fri at 4:45 pm
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57-13 Judicial Ideology Fri at 4:45
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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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Post. 23 The Evolving Relations bet
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Post. 63 The Use of Statements of A
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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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8:58 Disc., Dominik Duell, Universi
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8:48 Popular Music and the Percepti
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Abby Medina*, University of Michiga
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8:57 Disc., Hongtao Yi, Ohio State
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10:13 Riots and Repercussions: Vern
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10:22 Ties that Bind?: State Power,
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9:45 Chair, Kentaro Hirose, Waseda
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10:44 Disc., Dean P. Lacy, Dartmout
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Caroline Lego Munoz*, Fairleigh Dic
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Patrick Bayer, University of Glasgo
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10:11 It’s the Autonomy, Stupid!
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Claudia N. Avellaneda, Indiana Univ
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Post. 4 Extending the Ideal that Ed
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10:00 Gold Rush: Cinema, Circulatio
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11:30 Chair, Edgar Jorge Marcolin,
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11:51 The Grand Masquerade: The Glo
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12:18 Do Electoral Polls Influence
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Disc., Experiments Discussant Place
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11:44 Shaping Public Opinion on Vot
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11:56 Partisan Watchdogs: The Effec
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12:27 Disc., Cali Anne Curley, Indi
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11:35 Community Norms and Suicide T
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11:48 Aristotle and the Art of Lead
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1:52 Why Does the Power Go Out?: Bl
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1:20 College Education and Collecti
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1:30 Repression and Perceptions of
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Krista Jenkins*, Fairleigh Dickinso
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2:11 Disc., David W Nickerson, Temp
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Disc., John W. Patty, University of
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61-10 Public Education and Cleavage
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72-139 Roundtable: Teaching: Develo
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82-336 Poster Session: Public Opini
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3:57 Disc., John R. McAndrews, Univ
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3:44 Building a Theoretical Framewo
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3:31 Expanding Political Choice: Th
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Disc., Alexander Coppock, Yale Univ
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3:21 Plural Governance: Race, Ethni
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Hanna Kathleen Brant, University of
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63-20 Local Environmental Politics
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3:26 Official Disobedience and Fide
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Post. 14 Restoring the American Dre
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8-11 Regulation and Lobbying Sat at
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18-13 Voting, Participation, and Po
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4:45 Chair, Chen Kertcher, Haifa Un
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Daniel Pemstein*, North Dakota Stat
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5:29 The Effect of Gender Quotas on
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5:00 Divided We Stand Over Immigrat
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Elizabeth C. Matto, Rutgers Univers
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Saturday, April 8 at 6:30 pm MPSA P
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8:14 Leveraging Subnational Fragmen
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8:44 Terrorist Competition and Viol
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8:26 Fantastic Beasts and Whether T
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8:44 The Effect of Legislative Cons
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10:38 Disc., Christine S. Lipsmeyer
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10:55 Audience Discussion 21-18 Pol
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10:33 When Stigma is In the Air: La
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9:50 Revisiting the Effects of Clot
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11:45 The Right Left for the Job: E
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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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