MPSA

5:31 When Autocrats Compete: Firm-Level Effects of
State Bank Competition in China
Adam Liu, Stanford University
adamliu@stanford.edu
5:43 Disc., Dario Debowicz, Swansea University
dariodebowicz@gmail.com
5:55 Audience Discussion
18-202 Table 4: JSS: The Politics of Economic Systems
Thu at 4:45 pm
4:45 The Japanese Keiretsu Network: Policy and
Macroeconomic Responses in the 1990s
Rashid Carlos Jamil Marcano-Rivera, Indiana
University-Bloomington
rmarcano@indiana.edu
4:59 The Political Economy of Welfare Provision in
Authoritarianism: Role of Business and Incentives
of Politicians
Hao Chen, Boston University
haochen@bu.edu
5:13 The Political Foundations of National Education
Regimes: State Building, Elites, and Institutional
Development since the 19th Century
David Neil Lopez, University of Washington-Seattle
Campus
dnlopez@uw.edu
5:27 Trust and Environmental Valuation: The Impact
of Culture as System
Kelvin Lee, The Australian National University
kelvin.lee@anu.edu.au
5:41 Working Time and the Politics of Inequality
James K Conran, Massachusetts Institute of
Technology
jkconran@mit.edu
5:55 Audience Discussion
19-5 Exchange Rate Politics
Thu at 4:45 pm
4:45 Chair, Stephen Nelson, Northwestern University
stephen-nelson@northwestern.edu
4:50 Exchange Rate Regime Choice, Signaling, and
FDI Inflow in Developing Countries
Xiang Li*, Nanyang Technological University,
Singapore
ANDREW.XLI@ntu.edu.sg
5:03 Preferences Over Exchange Rate Regimes: Do
Inflation Concerns Trump Export Worries?
Michaël Aklin, University of Pittsburgh-Pittsburgh
Campus
michael.aklin@gmail.com
Eric Arias, New York University
eric.arias@nyu.edu
Julia Gray*, University of Pennsylvania
jcgray@sas.upenn.edu
5:16 The End of the Secret Tariff?: Global Value
Chain Integration and the Politics of Exchange
Rates
Ryan Weldzius, University of California-Los
Angeles
rweldzius@ucla.edu
5:29 Chinese and Japanese Responses to Coercion of
U.S. Monetary Power: A Comparative Case Study
of Exchange Rate Policy
Minqi Chai, Cornell University
mc2535@cornell.edu
5:42 Disc., Stephen Nelson, Northwestern University
stephen-nelson@northwestern.edu
5:55 Audience Discussion
21-5 Territorial Disputes and International Crises
Thu at 4:45 pm
4:45 Chair, Ryan Garcia*, Naval Postgraduate School
ryanjbgarcia@gmail.com
4:50 Public Opinion and Territorial Disputes in the
East China Sea and the South China Sea
Koji Kagotani, Osaka University of Economics
kagotani@osaka-ue.ac.jp
Stan Hok-wui Wong, Hong Kong Polytechnic
University
shw.wong@polyu.edu.hk
5:11 The Heterogeneous Effects of Territorial Disputes
on National Political Priorities
Steven V. Miller, Clemson University
steven.v.miller@gmail.com
5:33 Disc., Ryan Garcia*, Naval Postgraduate School
ryanjbgarcia@gmail.com
5:55 Audience Discussion
24-4 Escaping Conflict Traps: Does Violence Always
Lead to Violence or Something Else?
Thu at 4:45 pm
4:45 Chair, Thorin M. Wright, Arizona State University-
Tempe
thorin.wright@asu.edu
4:50 Memory and Counter-Memory Following
Violence and Terrorism: A feminist perspective
Candice Ortbals*, Pepperdine University
candice.ortbals@pepperdine.edu
Lori M. Poloni-Staudinger, Northern Arizona
University
lori.poloni-staudinger@nau.edu
5:03 Pax Colonia?: External Rule and Internal
Warfare since 1815
Alexander Lee, University of Rochester
alexander.mark.lee@rochester.edu
Jack Paine*, University of California-Berkeley
jackpaine@berkeley.edu
5:16 Do States Make Us Peaceful?: The Impact of Pre-
Colonial States on Political-Violence Norms in
Africa
Tore Wig, University of Oslo
tore.wig@stv.uio.no
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