MPSA

48-200 Table 4: JSS: Visions of Accountability
Thu at 1:15 pm
1:15 Communities of Spectatorship: Watching Politics
in Everyday Life
Thomas David Bunting, University of Wisconsin-
Madison
tbunting@wisc.edu
1:29 Mob Lynchings and the White Carnival:
Reconsidering Spectacle in Democratic Theory
Seth Trenchard, University of Washington-Seattle
Campus
sethtren@uw.edu
1:43 The Encrusted Mind: John Stuart Mill, Freedom
of Speech, and Autonomy
John Peter DiIulio, Princeton University
jdiiulio@princeton.edu
1:57 You Can't Be Crooked in the Light: On the
Invention of Political Transparency
Jonathan R. Bruno, Harvard University
jbruno@fas.harvard.edu
2:11 Disc., Suzanne L. Dovi, University of Arizona
sdovi@u.arizona.edu
Disc., William R Caspary, New York University
wc24@nyu.edu
2:25 Audience Discussion
49-1 Aesthetics, Drama and Appearance, and Political
Life
Thu at 1:15 pm
1:15 Chair, Victoria Isabelle Burke, University of
Guelph
viburke@hotmail.com
1:20 Appearing Emotional: Affect and Recognition in
the Public Space of Appearances
Gina Giliberti, Northwestern University
ginagiliberti2020@u.northwestern.edu
1:30 Dramatizing Power: Foucault's Critical Theory as
a Form of Dramatization
Jordanco Jovanoski, The New School
jovaj926@newschool.edu
1:41 Hannah Arendt on Loneliness, Agency, and
Appearance
Sarah D Lucas, University of Exeter
S.Lucas5@exeter.ac.uk
1:52 Political Philosophy and The Essential
Relationship Between the Liberal Arts and
Liberal Democracy
Steven DeLue, Miami University-Oxford
deluesm@miamioh.edu
2:03 Kant, Ecology and Aesthetics
Michelle Margaret Mawhinney*, York University
mmawhin@yorku.ca
2:14 Disc., Victoria Isabelle Burke, University of Guelph
viburke@hotmail.com
2:25 Audience Discussion
50-2 Public Policy
Thu at 1:15 pm
1:15 Chair, Carlo Prato, Columbia University in the City
of New York
cp2928@columbia.edu
1:20 Have You Eyes?: A Model of Transitions in and
out of Clientelism
Korhan Kocak, Princeton University
Kkocak@princeton.edu
1:30 Personnel, Politics, and Policymaking
Emily H. Moore, Washington University in St. Louis
emily.moore@wustl.edu
John W. Patty, University of Chicago
jwpatty@gmail.com
1:41 Policy Choice Under Threat of Exit
Darl Lewis, Princeton University
glewis@princeton.edu
1:52 Policy Decay and Political Competition
Steven Callander*, Stanford University
sjc@stanford.edu
Gregory John Martin, Emory University
gregory.martin@emory.edu
2:03 Regulatory Cycles
Pooya Almasi*, Georgetown University
pooya.almasi@gmail.com
Jihad Dagher*, International Monetary Fund
jdagher@imf.org
Carlo Prato, Columbia University in the City of New
York
cp2928@columbia.edu
2:14 Disc., Carlo Prato, Columbia University in the City
of New York
cp2928@columbia.edu
2:25 Audience Discussion
51-3 Advances in the Use of Social Media (Cosponsored
with 40. Information Technology and
Politics, see 40-4)
Thu at 1:15 pm
1:15 Chair, Zoltan Fazekas, University of Oslo
zoltan.fazekas@gmail.com
1:20 Who Protests?: Using Social Media Data to Solve
Ecological Inference Problems in Studies of Mass
Behavior
Ted Hsuan Yun Chen, Pennsylvania State
University-Main Campus
ted.hsuanyun.chen@gmail.com
Christopher J. Fariss*, Pennsylvania State
University-Main Campus
cjf0006@gmail.com
Paul Zachary*, University of California-San Diego
pzachary@ucsd.edu
1:33 Observational and Experimental Effects of
Divisive Political Campaigns on the Day-to-Day
Segregation of Racialized Outgroups
Nazita Lajevardi, University of California-San
Diego
nlajevar@ucsd.edu
William Hobbs, Northeastern University
whobbs@ucsd.edu
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