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72-109 Roundtable: Public Engagement: Public<br />
Intellectuals and Advocacy<br />
Thu at 4:45 pm<br />
Part. David C. Docherty*, Mount Royal University<br />
davidcdocherty@gmail.com<br />
Paul Baumgardner, Princeton University<br />
pb9@princeton.edu<br />
72-110 Roundtable: Teaching: Improving On-line<br />
Learning<br />
Thu at 4:45 pm<br />
Chair Douglas A West, Lakehead University, Orillia<br />
Campus<br />
dwest@lakeheadu.ca<br />
Part. Douglas A West, Lakehead University, Orillia<br />
Campus<br />
dwest@lakeheadu.ca<br />
Maxat Kassen, Eurasian Humanitarian Institute<br />
maka.mca2@gmail.com<br />
Dora Kingsley Vertenten, University of Southern<br />
California<br />
Kingsley@usc.edu<br />
Kimberly Turner, Southern Illinois University-<br />
Carbondale<br />
turnerk@siu.edu<br />
75-300 Poster Session: Methods for Studying American<br />
Politics and Political Theory<br />
Thu at 4:45 pm<br />
Post. 1 A New Experimental Turn?: Social Research<br />
between Epistemology and Politics, Some<br />
Empirical Evidences<br />
Paolo Parra Saiani*, Universita di Genova<br />
paolo.parra.saiani@unige.it<br />
Post. 2 Copula Based Latent Variable Methods: An<br />
Application to the U.S. Senate<br />
Kevin Anthony McAlister*, University of<br />
Michigan-Ann Arbor<br />
kamcal@umich.edu<br />
Post. 3 Critique of the Mercantilist Reason: Towards a<br />
Distributionally-Sensitive Approach of Urban<br />
Competitiveness in Developing Countries<br />
Cyril Fegue, University of Luxembourg<br />
cyril.fegue@gmail.com<br />
Post. 4 Qualitative Methods Training in Political Science<br />
Doctoral Programs: A Disciplinary Crisis<br />
Cassandra Emmons, Princeton University<br />
cemmons@princeton.edu<br />
Andrew Moravcsik*, Princeton University<br />
amoravs@princeton.edu<br />
Disc. Kira Pronin, University of Pittsburgh-Pittsburgh<br />
Campus<br />
kip13@pitt.edu<br />
John Seungmin Kuk, University of California-San<br />
Diego<br />
jskuk@ucsd.edu<br />
75-301 Poster Session: Methods for Studying<br />
Comparative Politics<br />
Thu at 4:45 pm<br />
Post. 5 A Master Plan 1.5 Using Optical Scan Counters:<br />
An Analysis of the 2012 Presidential Election Data<br />
in South Korea<br />
HeeKyoung Chun, Georgia Southern University<br />
hkchun1@yahoo.com<br />
Hwashin H Shin*, Queen's University<br />
hhshin@mast.queensu.ca<br />
HyunSeung Kim*, KAIST<br />
18project18@gmail.com<br />
Oujoon Kim*, Project Boo Inc<br />
atlantasewol@gmail.com<br />
Post. 6 Analysis of Duverger’s Law<br />
Allen B. Brierly, University of Northern Iowa<br />
AlBrierly@aol.com<br />
Post. 7 Missing Data and Coincidence of Guerrilla and<br />
Paramilitary Violence in the Colombian Civil<br />
War, 1997-2005<br />
Andrew Colopy, University of California-Irvine<br />
acolopy@uci.edu<br />
Eric Seth Mosinger*, University of California-<br />
Irvine<br />
eric.mosinger@uci.edu<br />
Disc. Sarah Beth Bouchat, University of Wisconsin-<br />
Madison<br />
bouchat@wisc.edu<br />
Maryam Fawzi Aljafen, University of California-<br />
Santa Barbara<br />
maryam.aljafen@gmail.com<br />
76-305 Poster Session: Race and Diversity<br />
Thu at 4:45 pm<br />
Post. 8 By Any Means Necessary: Voter Suppression and<br />
Republican Viability in a Browning Nation<br />
Periloux C. Peay, University of Oklahoma-Norman<br />
Campus<br />
pcpeay@ou.edu<br />
Post. 9 Patterns of Police Shooting of Unarmed African –<br />
American men: Impact on Police Community<br />
Relations in The United States<br />
Binneh S. Minteh, Rutgers University-Newark<br />
bminteh@scarletmail.rutgers.edu<br />
Post. 10 Race Reconsidered: The Role of White Identity in<br />
Explaining Vote Choice in the 2016 Presidential<br />
Election<br />
Jamel Love*, Rutgers University-New Brunswick<br />
Jamel.Love@Rutgers.Edu<br />
Richard R. Lau, Rutgers University-New Brunswick<br />
rickLau@rci.rutgers.edu<br />
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