MPSA

Beyzanur Han Tuncez*, University of California-
Riverside
Beyzanur.Han@email.ucr.edu
2:14 Disc., Francisco I. Pedraza, University of
California-Riverside
fpedraza@ucr.edu
2:25 Audience Discussion
21-3 Domestic Politics and International Peace
Thu at 1:15 pm
1:15 Chair, Gaspare M. Genna, The University of Texas
at El Paso
ggenna@utep.edu
1:20 Constrained Partners: Have Some Autocracies
Made a Separate Peace?
Joseph Perry, University of California-Los Angeles
darwinjoe1831@gmail.com
1:30 Democratic Peace or Educated Leaders?
Unpacking Leaders' Influence on International
Conflicts
Jinxu Tang, Brown University
tangjinxu@gmail.com
Tianyang Xi*, Peking University
tx211@nyu.edu
1:41 Leadership Preferences in International Conflict:
Experimental Results from the People’s Republic
of China and the United States
Shale Horowitz, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
shale@uwm.edu
Steven B. Redd*, University of Wisconsin-
Milwaukee
sredd@uwm.edu
Min Ye, Coastal Carolina University
mye@coastal.edu
1:52 Pacifying the Peacekeepers: How Involvement in
UN Peacekeeping Reduces the Domestic Threat of
the Military
Timothy James Alexander Passmore, University of
Colorado Boulder
timothy.passmore@colorado.edu
2:03 Powers' Peace Keeping Operation (PKO)
Jieyeon Kim, Purdue University-Main Campus
kim1754@purdue.edu
2:14 Disc., Gaspare M. Genna, The University of Texas
at El Paso
ggenna@utep.edu
2:25 Audience Discussion
24-2 Countering Violence with Violence:
Understanding State Behavior
Thu at 1:15 pm
1:15 Chair, Walter Thomas Casey, Texas A & M
University-Texarkana
wtcasey@gmail.com
1:20 Adopting Counterrevolution: Explaining
Repression in Post-Settlement States
Michael Christopher Marshall, Miami University-
Oxford
marsham2@miamioh.edu
1:33 A Menu of Options: The Strategic Logic of
Counterterrorism
Nandita Balakrishnan, Stanford University
nbalakr@stanford.edu
Iris Elizabeth Malone, Stanford University
irismalone@stanford.edu
1:46 Assessing Success of the Global War on Terror:
Terrorist Attack Frequency and the Backlash
Effect
Kyle T. Kattelman, Fairleigh Dickinson University-
Metropolitan Campus
kylekattelman@gmail.com
1:59 Who Survives Repression?: Understanding
Mobilization and Repression of Environmental
Protests in China
Ruodan Zhang, Indiana University-Bloomington
rz3@indiana.edu
2:12 Disc., Walter Thomas Casey, Texas A & M
University-Texarkana
wtcasey@gmail.com
2:25 Audience Discussion
25-3 Ethnicity and Conflict
Thu at 1:15 pm
1:15 Chair, Fiona Adamson, SOAS, University of London
fa33@soas.ac.uk
1:20 Does the Accommodation of Ethnic Demands
Lead to Ethnic Moderation?
Zeki Sarigil, Bilkent University
sarigil@bilkent.edu.tr
1:36 Ethnicity, Conflict, & Views of Peacebuilding: A
Survey Experiment on the Effect of Narrative
Framing on Perceptions in Jos, Nigeria
Laura Thaut Vinson, Oklahoma State University-
Main Campus
laura.vinson@okstate.edu
Peter Rudloff*, Oklahoma State University-Main
Campus
peter.rudloff@okstate.edu
1:52 Fearing the Worst: The Logic of State Repression
toward Ethnic Minorities
Tao Wang, University of Oklahoma-Norman
Campus
twang@ou.edu
2:08 Disc., Fiona Adamson, SOAS, University of London
fa33@soas.ac.uk
Disc., Simon Hug, University of Geneva
simon.hug@unige.ch
2:25 Audience Discussion
26-3 Domestic Institutions and Foreign Policy
Thu at 1:15 pm
1:15 Chair, Douglas Lee Kriner, Boston University
dkriner@bu.edu
1:20 A ‘Foreign’ Policy?: Are Models of Public Policymaking
Relevant to the Understanding of the
Foreign Policy Process?
Sarat Krishnan, University of Texas-Austin
sarat_krishnan@utexas.edu
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