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THEME, DIVISION AND RELATED GROUP PANELS

“T” indicates a Theme Panel

See Page 63 for Meetings and Receptions Details

Theme PanelsDivision Layna Mosley, University of North Carolina, Chapel HillChair: Alvin B. Tillery, Northwestern University

21.1 30 YEARS AFTER PROTEST IS Thu 2:00 pmNOT ENOUGH: NEITHERPROTEST NOR ELECTIONS AREENOUGH

Room: Hilton, Continental Ballroom 5Co-sponsored by DIVISION 30: URBAN POLITICSCo-sponsored by DIVISION 32: RACE, ETHNICITY ANDPOLITICS

90.1 AFTER OBAMA: LEGACIES OF Sat 2:00 pmAMERICA'S FIRST MINORITYPRESIDENT

Room: Hilton, Continental Ballroom 5Co-sponsored by DIVISION 23: PRESIDENTS ANDEXECUTIVE POLITICSCo-sponsored by DIVISION 32: RACE, ETHNICITY ANDPOLITICSCo-sponsored by DIVISION 52: MIGRATION ANDCITIZENSHIP

21.2 BACKLASH AGAINST Thu 2:00 pmDIVERSITY IN EUROPE

Room: Nikko, Monterey ICo-sponsored by DIVISION 15: EUROPEAN POLITICSAND SOCIETY

21.3 BEYOND (AND BACK TO) Thu 2:00 pmFERGUSON: RACE ANDPOWER(LESSNESS) INAMERICAN CITIES

Room: Hilton, Continental Ballroom 4Co-sponsored by DIVISION 30: URBAN POLITICS

90.2 BEYOND OUR BORDERS: DOES Sat 2:00 pmPOLITICAL SCIENCE HAVE ANIMPACT ON OTHERDISCIPLINES?

Room: Parc 55, Cyril Magnin ICo-sponsored by DIVISION 2: FOUNDATIONS OFPOLITICAL THEORYCo-sponsored by DIVISION 46: QUALITATIVEMETHODSCo-sponsored by DIVISION 8: POLITICALMETHODOLOGY

63.1 BREAKING NEWS: BEYOND THE Fri 4:30 pmCONFEDERATE FLAG: THEPOLITICS OF RACE AND CIVILRIGHTS AFTER THECHARLESTON MASSACRE

Room: Hilton, Imperial A

94.1 BREAKING NEWS: TRADE Sat 4:15 pmNEGOTIATIONS, FAST TRACKAND AMERICAN WORKERS:THE POLITICS OF TPP

Room: Parc 55, Cyril Magnin II

THEME, DIVISION AND RELATED GROUP PANELS 1

58.1 DIVERSITY OF WOMEN'S Fri 2:30 pmINTERESTS

Room: Parc 55, Cyril Magnin ICo-sponsored by DIVISION 31: WOMEN & POLITICS

84.1 DIVERSITY, THREATS, AND Sat 10:15 amEXCLUSION: EXPERIMENTALINVESTIGATIONS

Room: Hilton, Continental Parlor 2Co-sponsored by DIVISION 51: EXPERIMENTALRESEARCH

84.2 DYNAMICS AMONG NATIONS: Sat 10:15 amEVOLUTION OF LEGITIMACYAND DEVELOPMENT INMODERN STATES

Room: Nikko, Ballroom ICo-sponsored by DIVISION 16: INTERNATIONAL

POLITICAL ECONOMY58.2 EMPOWERING WOMEN: Fri 2:30 pm

SPECIAL CHALLENGESGENDER POSES FORINCLUSION AND DIVERSITYWITHIN THE PROFESSION

Room: Hilton, Continental Ballroom 5

49.1 ETHICS OF FIELD RESEARCH Fri 11:30 amRoom: Hilton, Continental Parlor 2

Co-sponsored by DIVISION 51: EXPERIMENTALRESEARCHCo-sponsored by DIVISION 8: POLITICALMETHODOLOGY

15.1 FIFTY YEARS AFTER THE VRA: Thu 10:15 amTHE FUTURE OF VOTING ANDREPRESENTATION IN THE US

Room: Hilton, Continental Ballroom 5Co-sponsored by DIVISION 32: RACE, ETHNICITY ANDPOLITICSCo-sponsored by DIVISION 52: MIGRATION ANDCITIZENSHIP

90.3 GLOBAL DIVERSITIES OF Sat 2:00 pmRESPONSES TO GENDER-BASEDVIOLENCE

Room: Hilton, Continental Parlor 2Co-sponsored by DIVISION 31: WOMEN & POLITICS

43.1 GLOBAL GOVERNANCE AND Fri 9:30 amTHE UNITED NATIONS, 70

YEARS AFTER THE SANFRANCISCO CHARTER


10.1 IS ANYBODY LISTENING? Thu 8:00 amPOLITICAL SCIENCE, THE NEWMEDIA AND POLITICS

Room: Hilton, Continental Ballroom 5Co-sponsored by DIVISION 38: POLITICALCOMMUNICATION


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10.2 MARGINALIZATION, INCLUSION Thu 8:00 amAND THE FUTURE OFPOLITICAL SCIENCE: A PANELHONORING DAVID EASTON

Room: Hilton, Continental Parlor 2

63.2 MARRIAGE EQUALITY IN THE Fri 4:30 pmUS: HOW DID WE GET HERE?


Co-sponsored by DIVISION 47: SEXUALITY ANDPOLITICS

10.3 NEW THEORIES AND EVIDENCE Thu 8:00 amON LABOR POLITICS

Room: Nikko, Ballroom ICo-sponsored by DIVISION 6: POLITICAL ECONOMY

84.3 PLENARY ADDRESS: TAKING Sat 10:15 amEMBEDDED LIBERALISMGLOBAL: LESSONS FROMBUSINESS AND HUMAN RIGHTS,FEATURING JOHN RUGGIE


25.1 PLENARY ADDRESS: WHY Thu 4:15 pm

ECONOMICS IS TOOIMPORTANT TO BE LEFT TOECONOMISTS, FEATURINGROBERT REICH


15.2 RACE AND GENDER IN THE Thu 10:15 amEARLY AMERICAN REPUBLIC

Room: Hilton, Imperial BCo-sponsored by DIVISION 1: POLITICAL THOUGHTAND PHILOSOPHY: HISTORICAL APPROACHES

79.1 REALISM MEETS Sat 8:00 amDELIBERATIVE DEMOCRACY:DIVERSITY IN POLITICALTHEORY

Room: Parc 55, Cyril Magnin ICo-sponsored by DIVISION 3: NORMATIVE POLITICALTHEORY

58.3 RESPONSIBILITY FOR RACIAL Fri 2:30 pmJUSTICE

Room: Hilton, Continental Parlor 2Co-sponsored by DIVISION 3: NORMATIVE POLITICALTHEORY

58.4 RETHINKING DEMOCRATIC Fri 2:30 pmAGENCY: RACE, GENDER,SEXUALITY, AUTONOMY

Room: Nikko, Carmel ICo-sponsored by DIVISION 3: NORMATIVE POLITICALTHEORY

25.2 RETHINKING RELIGION, Thu 4:15 pmDEMOCRACY, ANDDEVELOPMENT IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA

Room: Hilton, Continental Parlor 2Co-sponsored by DIVISION 53: THE AFRICANPOLITICS CONFERENCE GROUP

15.3 SEXUAL MINORITIES-POLICY- Thu 10:15 amMAKING AND POLITICALREPRESENTATION

Room: Hilton, Continental Parlor 2Co-sponsored by DIVISION 47: SEXUALITY ANDPOLITICS

2 THEME, DIVISION AND RELATED GROUP PANELS

94.2 THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF Sat 4:15 pmIMMIGRATION,REDISTRIBUTION, ANDINEQUALITY

Room: Hilton, Continental Ballroom 5Co-sponsored by DIVISION 6: POLITICAL ECONOMY

104.1 THE POLITICS OF RACE AND Sun 8:00 amCLASS INEQUALITIES IN THE

AMERICASRoom: Hilton, Continental Ballroom 5Co-sponsored by DIVISION 32: RACE, ETHNICITY ANDPOLITICSCo-sponsored by DIVISION 52: MIGRATION ANDCITIZENSHIP

21.4 THE RISE OF THE POPULIST Thu 2:00 pmRIGHT?: ANTI-IMMIGRATIONPARTIES IN WESTERN EUROPE

Room: Hilton, Continental Parlor 2Co-sponsored by DIVISION 15: EUROPEAN POLITICSAND SOCIETY

63.3 WOMEN AND CHILDREN AND Fri 4:30 pmVIOLENT EXTREMISM:

VICTIMS TO VICTIMIZERS?Room: Hilton, Continental Parlor 2Co-sponsored by DIVISION 18: INTERNATIONALSECURITY

43.2 WOMEN IN CONFLICT Fri 9:30 amPROCESSES

Room: Hilton, Continental Parlor 2Co-sponsored by DIVISION 21: CONFLICT PROCESSES

94.3 WOMEN’S ENGAGEMENT IN Sat 4:15 pmAFRICAN POLITICS:OPPORTUNITIES ANDCONSTRAINTS

Room: Hilton, Continental Parlor 2Co-sponsored by DIVISION 53: THE AFRICANPOLITICS CONFERENCE GROUP

DIVISION 1: POLITICAL THOUGHT ANDPHILOSOPHY: HISTORICALAPPROACHES

Division Eileen Hunt Botting, University of Notre DameChair: Melvin Lee Rogers, University of California, Los Angeles

11.1 ACROSS THE REVOLUTIONARY Thu 8:00 amDIVIDE: RETHINKINGNINETEENTH-CENTURYPOLITICAL THOUGHT

Room: Parc 55, Cyril Magnin II

81.1 ALEX GOUREVITCH’S "FROM Sat 8:00 am

SLAVERY TO THECOOPERATIVECOMMONWEALTH"

Room: Parc 55, Embarcadero

39.1 CICERONIAN RECEPTIONS Fri 7:30 amRoom: Hilton, Union Square 3 & 4

22.9 COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVES Thu 2:00 pmON "ADVICE FOR RULERS":ANCIENT TO EARLY MODERN

Room: Hilton, Franciscan DCo-sponsored by DIVISION 2: FOUNDATIONS OFPOLITICAL THEORY


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81.2 CREOLIZING LIBERTY: Sat 8:00 amROUNDTABLE ON NEILROBERTS’S "FREEDOM ASMARRONAGE"

Room: Parc 55, DivisaderoCo-sponsored by DIVISION 2: FOUNDATIONS OFPOLITICAL THEORY

11.2 DEMOCRATIC THEORIZING: Thu 8:00 am

PAST AND PRESENTRoom: Nikko, Carmel IICo-sponsored by DIVISION 2: FOUNDATIONS OFPOLITICAL THEORYCo-sponsored by DIVISION 3: NORMATIVE POLITICALTHEORY

17.1 EMPIRE, IMPERIALISM, AND Thu 10:15 amRACE

Room: Hilton, Golden Gate 2Co-sponsored by DIVISION 2: FOUNDATIONS OFPOLITICAL THEORYCo-sponsored by DIVISION 3: NORMATIVE POLITICALTHEORY

22.1 FEDERATIONS AND UNIONS IN Thu 2:00 pmIMPERIAL AND POST-

COLONIAL POLITICALTHOUGHT

Room: Hilton, Golden Gate 3Co-sponsored by DIVISION 2: FOUNDATIONS OFPOLITICAL THEORY

45.1 GENDER IN THE HISTORY OF Fri 9:30 amPOLITICAL THOUGHT

Room: Hilton, Taylor RoomCo-sponsored by DIVISION 2: FOUNDATIONS OFPOLITICAL THEORY

26.1 HANNAH ARENDT Thu 4:15 pmRoom: Hilton, Union Square 14

81.3 HOBBES AND RELIGION Sat 8:00 amRoom: Hilton, Union Square 1 & 2

51.1 IMPERIALISM AND Fri 11:30 amCOLONIALISM:TRANSNATIONALCONNECTIONS

Room: Hilton, Golden Gate 3Co-sponsored by DIVISION 2: FOUNDATIONS OFPOLITICAL THEORYCo-sponsored by DIVISION 3: NORMATIVE POLITICALTHEORY

109.2 MACHIAVELLI OUT OF Sun 10:15 amCONTEXT


65.1 MACHIAVELLI, THE LAWS, AND Fri 4:30 pmLIBERTY

Room: Parc 55, Balboa

106.1 PARADOXES AND Sun 8:00 amPOSSIBILITIES OF POLITICALACTION

Room: Hilton, Union Square 16Co-sponsored by DIVISION 3: NORMATIVE POLITICALTHEORY

51.2 POLITICS AND ETHICS IN Fri 11:30 amNIETZSCHE'S PHILOSOPHY

Room: Nikko, Monterey I


22.6 POSTER SESSION II: POSTER Thu 2:00 pmSESSION: POLITICAL THOUGHTAND PHILOSOPHY: HISTORICALAPPROACHES

Room: Hilton, Grand Ballroom

15.2 RACE AND GENDER IN THE Thu 10:15 amEARLY AMERICAN REPUBLIC

Room: Hilton, Imperial B

Co-sponsored by Theme Panel96.1 RACE, REVOLUTION, AND LOVE Sat 4:15 pm

IN AMERICAN POLITICALTHOUGHT


109.1 READING AND RE-READING Sun 10:15 amLOCKE

Room: Hilton, Union Square 1 & 2

91.1 REAPPRAISING NATIONAL Sat 2:00 pmSELF-DETERMINATION

Room: Nikko, Monterey IICo-sponsored by DIVISION 2: FOUNDATIONS OFPOLITICAL THEORYCo-sponsored by DIVISION 3: NORMATIVE POLITICALTHEORY

11.3 REPUBLICANISM: MARKETS Thu 8:00 amAND FREEDOM


11.4 REVISITING ROUSSEAU Thu 8:00 amRoom: Hilton, Union Square 17 & 18

22.7 ROUNDTABLE ON HANNAH Thu 2:00 pmARENDT AND THE NEGROQUESTION

Room: Hilton, Powell Room45.2 ROUSSEAU’S LESSER KNOWN Fri 9:30 am

WORKS ON WOMENRoom: Parc 55, Balboa

22.8 TERENCE BALL'S Thu 2:00 pm"REAPPRAISING POLITICALTHEORY" TWENTY YEARSLATER

Room: Hilton, Taylor Room

106.4 THE "HUMAN" AND ITS Sun 8:00 amOTHERS

Room: Hilton, Powell RoomCo-sponsored by DIVISION 2: FOUNDATIONS OFPOLITICAL THEORY

26.2 THE AFFECTIVE TURN IN Thu 4:15 pmPOLITICAL THOUGHT

Room: Hilton, Union Square 3 & 4Co-sponsored by DIVISION 2: FOUNDATIONS OFPOLITICAL THEORY

51.3 THE AMERICAN FOUNDING Fri 11:30 amRECONSIDERED



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109.3 THE VIEW FROM THE Sun 10:15 amPROVINCES: EMPIRE INCONTEXTS


39.2 UNIVERSALITY, SPATIAL Fri 7:30 amORDER AND EXCLUSION IN

THE THOUGHT OF CARLSCHMITTRoom: Hilton, Union Square 23

22.11 WHAT DIFFERENCE DOES Thu 2:00 pmDIVERSITY MAKE INCOMPARATIVE POLITICALTHEORY?


91.2 WOMEN AND REPUBLICANISM Sat 2:00 pmIN THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY

Room: Hilton, Union Square 14

DIVISION 2: FOUNDATIONS OFPOLITICAL THEORY

Division Lawrie Balfour, University of VirginiaChair: Jeanne Morefield, Whitman College

65.2 A WITTGENSTEINIAN Fri 4:30 pmAPPROACH TO POLITICALTHEORY

Room: Hilton, Powell Room


Room: Parc 55, Cyril Magnin I

Co-sponsored by DIVISION 46: QUALITATIVEMETHODSCo-sponsored by DIVISION 8: POLITICALMETHODOLOGYCo-sponsored by Theme Panel

11.5 BODY POLITICS Thu 8:00 amRoom: Parc 55, Cyril Magnin I

Co-sponsored by DIVISION 31: WOMEN & POLITICS

17.2 BORDER CROSSINGS Thu 10:15 amRoom: Parc 55, Divisadero

39.7 CAN THERE BE A (GOOD) Fri 7:30 amETHICS FOR POLITICS?

Room: Hilton, Union Square 19 & 20Co-sponsored by DIVISION 3: NORMATIVE POLITICAL

THEORY22.9 COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVES Thu 2:00 pm

ON "ADVICE FOR RULERS":ANCIENT TO EARLY MODERN

Room: Hilton, Franciscan DCo-sponsored by DIVISION 1: POLITICAL THOUGHTAND PHILOSOPHY: HISTORICAL APPROACHES

91.3 CONSTITUTIONS AND Sat 2:00 pmREVOLUTIONS

Room: Nikko, Ballroom ICo-sponsored by DIVISION 3: NORMATIVE POLITICALTHEORY


26.3 CONSTRUCTING Thu 4:15 pmREPRESENTATIVEDEMOCRACY: THEORY,HISTORY, AND PRACTICE

Room: Hilton, Golden Gate 2Co-sponsored by DIVISION 34: REPRESENTATION ANDELECTORAL SYSTEMS

81.2 CREOLIZING LIBERTY: Sat 8:00 am

ROUNDTABLE ON NEILROBERTS’S "FREEDOM ASMARRONAGE"

Room: Parc 55, DivisaderoCo-sponsored by DIVISION 1: POLITICAL THOUGHTAND PHILOSOPHY: HISTORICAL APPROACHES

65.3 CRISES OF POLITICS, THE Fri 4:30 pmPOLITICS OF CRISES

Room: Parc 55, Mission ICo-sponsored by DIVISION 42: NEW POLITICALSCIENCE

22.12 DEBATING STRUCTURAL Thu 2:00 pmTHEORIES OF INJUSTICE,DOMINATION, AND

OPPRESSIONRoom: Nikko, Mendocino IICo-sponsored by DIVISION 3: NORMATIVE POLITICALTHEORYCo-sponsored by DIVISION 55: CLASS & INEQUALITY

45.6 DEMOCRACY AND THE "WHITE Fri 9:30 amPROBLEM"

Room: Hilton, Franciscan CCo-sponsored by DIVISION 3: NORMATIVE POLITICALTHEORY

11.2 DEMOCRATIC THEORIZING: Thu 8:00 amPAST AND PRESENT

Room: Nikko, Carmel IICo-sponsored by DIVISION 1: POLITICAL THOUGHTAND PHILOSOPHY: HISTORICAL APPROACHES

Co-sponsored by DIVISION 3: NORMATIVE POLITICALTHEORY

45.3 DIAGNOSING THE Fri 9:30 amCONTEMPORARY: CRITICALGENEALOGIES OF THEPRESENT

Room: Hilton, Golden Gate 7

51.4 DIVERSE LEGACIES OF Fri 11:30 amVIOLENCE: MEMORY,RECOGNITION, ANDREPARATIONS


60.1 DIVERSIFYING CINEMATIC Fri 2:30 pmPOLITICS

Room: Hilton, Van Ness Room

26.4 DIVERSITY IN FAMILIES? Thu 4:15 pmECONOMIC PRECARITY ANDTHE POLITICIZATION OF THEFAMILY

Room: Hilton, Union Square 1 & 2Co-sponsored by DIVISION 3: NORMATIVE POLITICALTHEORY


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81.4 DOES CRITIQUE HAVE A Sat 8:00 amFUTURE? A QUESTION FORPOLITICAL THEORISTS

Room: Hilton, Franciscan ACo-sponsored by DIVISION 42: NEW POLITICALSCIENCE

39.3 DREAM, WORK, PLAY: Fri 7:30 amPSYCHOANALYSIS, THE

UNCONSCIOUS, AND RADICALPOLITICSRoom: Hilton, Golden Gate 1


Room: Hilton, Golden Gate 2Co-sponsored by DIVISION 1: POLITICAL THOUGHTAND PHILOSOPHY: HISTORICAL APPROACHESCo-sponsored by DIVISION 3: NORMATIVE POLITICALTHEORY

22.1 FEDERATIONS AND UNIONS IN Thu 2:00 pmIMPERIAL AND POST-COLONIAL POLITICALTHOUGHT

Room: Hilton, Golden Gate 3Co-sponsored by DIVISION 1: POLITICAL THOUGHTAND PHILOSOPHY: HISTORICAL APPROACHES

45.1 GENDER IN THE HISTORY OF Fri 9:30 amPOLITICAL THOUGHT

Room: Hilton, Taylor RoomCo-sponsored by DIVISION 1: POLITICAL THOUGHTAND PHILOSOPHY: HISTORICAL APPROACHES

86.1 IMMIGRANTS AND Sat 10:15 amDEMOCRATIC THEORY: APROBLEM ONLY FOROUTSIDERS?

Room: Hilton, Golden Gate 7Co-sponsored by DIVISION 3: NORMATIVE POLITICALTHEORY

51.1 IMPERIALISM AND Fri 11:30 amCOLONIALISM:TRANSNATIONALCONNECTIONS

Room: Hilton, Golden Gate 3Co-sponsored by DIVISION 1: POLITICAL THOUGHTAND PHILOSOPHY: HISTORICAL APPROACHESCo-sponsored by DIVISION 3: NORMATIVE POLITICALTHEORY

91.4 INTERROGATING, Sat 2:00 pmHISTORICIZING, ANDDECOLONIZING MATERIALISTPOLITICS AND METHOD

Room: Hilton, Franciscan B

39.4 INTERSECTIONAL Fri 7:30 amPERSPECTIVES ON THE BODY:DISABILITY, RACE ANDGENDER

Room: Parc 55, DavidsonCo-sponsored by DIVISION 31: WOMEN & POLITICS

96.2 IRIS YOUNG'S JUSTICE AND Sat 4:15 pmTHE POLITICS OF DIFFERENCE:25 YEARS ON

Room: Hilton, Franciscan C


106.2 JUSTIFYING POLITICAL Sun 8:00 amAUTHORITY: DIVERSETRADITIONS IN DEBATE

Room: Hilton, Lombard Room

106.3 LITERATURE OF DIMINISHED Sun 8:00 amDEMOCRACY

Room: Hilton, Continental Parlor 3Co-sponsored by DIVISION 3: NORMATIVE POLITICAL

THEORY109.2 MACHIAVELLI OUT OF Sun 10:15 am

CONTEXTRoom: Hilton, Golden Gate 1

Co-sponsored by DIVISION 1: POLITICAL THOUGHTAND PHILOSOPHY: HISTORICAL APPROACHES

11.6 PLATO AND CONTEMPORARY Thu 8:00 amPOLITICAL THEORY: LEGACY,POLITICS, INTERPRETATION


17.3 POLICE POWER AND Thu 10:15 amPOLITICAL THEORY

Room: Hilton, Golden Gate 4Co-sponsored by DIVISION 42: NEW POLITICAL

SCIENCE

22.10 POSSESSIVE INDIVIDUALISM Thu 2:00 pmREVISITED

Room: Nikko, Carmel I

91.5 POSTER SESSION VIII: POSTER Sat 2:00 pmSESSION: FOUNDATIONS OFPOLITICAL THEORY


39.5 RACE AND MEMORY IN Fri 7:30 amAMERICAN POLITICALTHOUGHT


26.5 RACE, AFFECT, POLITICS Thu 4:15 pmRoom: Hilton, Golden Gate 8Co-sponsored by DIVISION 3: NORMATIVE POLITICALTHEORY

96.1 RACE, REVOLUTION, AND LOVE Sat 4:15 pmIN AMERICAN POLITICALTHOUGHT


91.1 REAPPRAISING NATIONAL Sat 2:00 pmSELF-DETERMINATION

Room: Nikko, Monterey IICo-sponsored by DIVISION 1: POLITICAL THOUGHTAND PHILOSOPHY: HISTORICAL APPROACHES


39.8 RECOGNITION AND ITS Fri 7:30 amDISCONTENTS

Room: Hilton, Sutter RoomCo-sponsored by DIVISION 3: NORMATIVE POLITICALTHEORY

45.4 REPRISING THE EARLY Fri 9:30 amMODERN

Room: Hilton, Sutter Room

81.5 RESISTANCE IS FUTILE Sat 8:00 amRoom: Nikko, Carmel II


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86.2 SOURCES OF SOCIAL Sat 10:15 amCRITICISM FROM THEMARGINS


91.10 STRUGGLES OVER THE Sat 2:00 pmCOMMON-WEALTH


96.3 TELLING THE TRUTH AND Sat 4:15 pmBREAKING THE LAW


106.4 THE "HUMAN" AND ITS Sun 8:00 amOTHERS

Room: Hilton, Powell RoomCo-sponsored by DIVISION 1: POLITICAL THOUGHTAND PHILOSOPHY: HISTORICAL APPROACHES

26.2 THE AFFECTIVE TURN IN Thu 4:15 pmPOLITICAL THOUGHT

Room: Hilton, Union Square 3 & 4Co-sponsored by DIVISION 1: POLITICAL THOUGHTAND PHILOSOPHY: HISTORICAL APPROACHES

91.11 THE POLITICS/VIOLENCE Sat 2:00 pm

FRONTIERRoom: Hilton, Golden Gate 5

109.3 THE VIEW FROM THE Sun 10:15 amPROVINCES: EMPIRE INCONTEXTS


26.6 THEORIZING POLITICAL Thu 4:15 pmECONOMY


11.7 THEORIZING THE Thu 8:00 amANTHROPOCENE

Room: Hilton, Golden Gate 826.45 TOWARDS A CRITICAL Thu 4:15 pm

POLITICAL SCIENCERoom: Nikko, Carmel II

Co-sponsored by DIVISION 42: NEW POLITICALSCIENCE

45.5 WARS OF RELIGION (AND Fri 9:30 amSECULARISM)

Room: Hilton, Franciscan DCo-sponsored by DIVISION 42: NEW POLITICALSCIENCE

22.11 WHAT DIFFERENCE DOES Thu 2:00 pmDIVERSITY MAKE INCOMPARATIVE POLITICAL

THEORY?Room: Hilton, Union Square 3 & 4

Co-sponsored by DIVISION 1: POLITICAL THOUGHTAND PHILOSOPHY: HISTORICAL APPROACHES

91.14 WHAT IS RESISTANCE? Sat 2:00 pmRoom: Hilton, Franciscan A


39.6 ‘THE STRANGEST Fri 7:30 amEXPERIENCES’: SALVAGINGCOMPLEXITY IN POLITICALTHEORIZING



DIVISION 3: NORMATIVE POLITICALTHEORY

Division Suzanne Dovi, University of ArizonaChair: Jack Turner, University of Washington

11.8 AGENCY, RESPONSIBILITY, Thu 8:00 amAUTONOMY


17.4 AUTHOR MEETS CRITICS Thu 10:15 amROUNDTABLE: ALAN PATTEN'S"EQUAL RECOGNITION"


26.7 AUTHOR MEETS CRITICS: Thu 4:15 pmJACOB T. LEVY, RATIONALISM,PLURALISM, AND FREEDOM


39.7 CAN THERE BE A (GOOD) Fri 7:30 amETHICS FOR POLITICS?


91.3 CONSTITUTIONS AND Sat 2:00 pmREVOLUTIONSRoom: Nikko, Ballroom I

Co-sponsored by DIVISION 2: FOUNDATIONS OFPOLITICAL THEORY

22.12 DEBATING STRUCTURAL Thu 2:00 pmTHEORIES OF INJUSTICE,DOMINATION, ANDOPPRESSION

Room: Nikko, Mendocino IICo-sponsored by DIVISION 2: FOUNDATIONS OFPOLITICAL THEORYCo-sponsored by DIVISION 55: CLASS & INEQUALITY

45.6 DEMOCRACY AND THE "WHITE Fri 9:30 amPROBLEM"

Room: Hilton, Franciscan CCo-sponsored by DIVISION 2: FOUNDATIONS OFPOLITICAL THEORY

60.2 DEMOCRACY AT THE MARGINS Fri 2:30 pmRoom: Hilton, Union Square 24

86.3 DEMOCRACY IN A Sat 10:15 amGLOBALIZED AGE: THE ALL-AFFECTED PRINCIPLE ANDBEYOND


51.5 DEMOCRACY'S INTERNAL AND Fri 11:30 amEXTERNAL BORDERS

Room: Parc 55, Divisadero

Co-sponsored by DIVISION 52: MIGRATION ANDCITIZENSHIP

65.4 DEMOCRATIC CITIZENSHIP Fri 4:30 pmAND THE ETHICS OF VOTINGIN DIVERSE SOCIETIES


11.2 DEMOCRATIC THEORIZING: Thu 8:00 amPAST AND PRESENT

Room: Nikko, Carmel IICo-sponsored by DIVISION 1: POLITICAL THOUGHTAND PHILOSOPHY: HISTORICAL APPROACHESCo-sponsored by DIVISION 2: FOUNDATIONS OFPOLITICAL THEORY


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60.3 DIFFERENCE, DOMINATION, Fri 2:30 pmINEQUALITY

Room: Parc 55, Hearst

11.9 DISABLED CITIZENSHIP Thu 8:00 amRoom: Hilton, Union Square 13

81.6 DIVERSE FAMILIES Sat 8:00 amRoom: Hilton, Golden Gate 5


51.4 DIVERSE LEGACIES OF Fri 11:30 amVIOLENCE: MEMORY,RECOGNITION, ANDREPARATIONS

Room: Nikko, Carmel ICo-sponsored by DIVISION 2: FOUNDATIONS OFPOLITICAL THEORY

86.4 DIVERSIFYING ‘DIVERSITY’: Sat 10:15 amMIGRATION, ECONOMY,CULTURE AND HUMAN RIGHTS

Room: Hilton, Golden Gate 4Co-sponsored by DIVISION 52: MIGRATION ANDCITIZENSHIP

26.4 DIVERSITY IN FAMILIES? Thu 4:15 pmECONOMIC PRECARITY ANDTHE POLITICIZATION OF THEFAMILY


91.12 DIVERSITY, DEMOCRACY, Sat 2:00 pmREPRESENTATION

Room: Nikko, Carmel II


Room: Hilton, Golden Gate 2Co-sponsored by DIVISION 1: POLITICAL THOUGHT

AND PHILOSOPHY: HISTORICAL APPROACHESCo-sponsored by DIVISION 2: FOUNDATIONS OFPOLITICAL THEORY

106.5 HISTORICAL INJUSTICE AND Sun 8:00 amRESPONSIBILITY


86.1 IMMIGRANTS AND Sat 10:15 amDEMOCRATIC THEORY: APROBLEM ONLY FOROUTSIDERS?


51.1 IMPERIALISM AND Fri 11:30 am

COLONIALISM:TRANSNATIONALCONNECTIONS

Room: Hilton, Golden Gate 3Co-sponsored by DIVISION 1: POLITICAL THOUGHTAND PHILOSOPHY: HISTORICAL APPROACHESCo-sponsored by DIVISION 2: FOUNDATIONS OFPOLITICAL THEORY

106.3 LITERATURE OF DIMINISHED Sun 8:00 amDEMOCRACY

Room: Hilton, Continental Parlor 3Co-sponsored by DIVISION 2: FOUNDATIONS OFPOLITICAL THEORY


109.4 MARRIAGE, MORALS, AND Sun 10:15 amMARKETS

Room: Hilton, Golden Gate 7Co-sponsored by DIVISION 47: SEXUALITY ANDPOLITICS

106.1 PARADOXES AND Sun 8:00 amPOSSIBILITIES OF POLITICALACTION

Room: Hilton, Union Square 16Co-sponsored by DIVISION 1: POLITICAL THOUGHTAND PHILOSOPHY: HISTORICAL APPROACHES

11.10 POLITICAL THEORY AND THE Thu 8:00 amCORPORATION

Room: Nikko, Mendocino I

91.6 POSTER SESSION VIII: POSTER Sat 2:00 pmSESSION: NORMATIVEPOLITICAL THEORY


26.5 RACE, AFFECT, POLITICS Thu 4:15 pmRoom: Hilton, Golden Gate 8


81.7 RACE, GENDER, SEXUALITY, Sat 8:00 amAND SEXUAL AND DOMESTICVIOLENCE IN THE NBA ANDNFL

Room: Hilton, Continental Parlor 2Co-sponsored by DIVISION 47: SEXUALITY ANDPOLITICS

79.1 REALISM MEETS Sat 8:00 amDELIBERATIVE DEMOCRACY:DIVERSITY IN POLITICALTHEORY

Room: Parc 55, Cyril Magnin ICo-sponsored by Theme Panel

91.1 REAPPRAISING NATIONAL Sat 2:00 pmSELF-DETERMINATIONRoom: Nikko, Monterey II

Co-sponsored by DIVISION 1: POLITICAL THOUGHTAND PHILOSOPHY: HISTORICAL APPROACHESCo-sponsored by DIVISION 2: FOUNDATIONS OFPOLITICAL THEORY

39.8 RECOGNITION AND ITS Fri 7:30 amDISCONTENTS

Room: Hilton, Sutter RoomCo-sponsored by DIVISION 2: FOUNDATIONS OFPOLITICAL THEORY

11.3 REPUBLICANISM: MARKETS Thu 8:00 amAND FREEDOM

Room: Nikko, Carmel ICo-sponsored by DIVISION 1: POLITICAL THOUGHTAND PHILOSOPHY: HISTORICAL APPROACHES

58.3 RESPONSIBILITY FOR RACIAL Fri 2:30 pmJUSTICE

Room: Hilton, Continental Parlor 2Co-sponsored by Theme Panel

58.4 RETHINKING DEMOCRATIC Fri 2:30 pmAGENCY: RACE, GENDER,SEXUALITY, AUTONOMY

Room: Nikko, Carmel ICo-sponsored by Theme Panel


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26.8 ROUNDTABLE ON MARGARET Thu 4:15 pmMOORE'S "A POLITICALTHEORY OF TERRITORY"


17.5 SHOULD WE "MANAGE" Thu 10:15 amDIVERSITY?

Room: Nikko, Monterey II91.13 THE GOOD REPRESENTATIVE Sat 2:00 pm

2.0Room: Hilton, Franciscan C


45.7 TUCKNESS AND PARRISH’S Fri 9:30 am“THE DECLINE OF MERCY INPUBLIC LIFE”

Room: Parc 55, Mason

60.4 UNPACKING COMPLICITY Fri 2:30 pmRoom: Hilton, Franciscan C

91.14 WHAT IS RESISTANCE? Sat 2:00 pmRoom: Hilton, Franciscan A


DIVISION 4: FORMAL POLITICALTHEORY

Division Bahar Leventoglu, Duke UniversityChair:

51.6 AUTHORITARIAN SYSTEMS Fri 11:30 amRoom: Hilton, Imperial A

81.8 DIFFERENT DYNAMICS OF Sat 8:00 amINTERNATIONAL RELATIONS


96.6 EMPIRICAL TESTING OF Sat 4:15 pm

THEORETICAL MODELSRoom: Hilton, Lombard Room

Co-sponsored by DIVISION 8: POLITICALMETHODOLOGY

22.62 EXPERIMENTAL TESTS OF Thu 2:00 pmFORMAL MODELS

Room: Parc 55, StocktonCo-sponsored by DIVISION 51: EXPERIMENTALRESEARCH

106.6 FORMAL MODELS OF Sun 8:00 amINTERNAL CONFLICT


22.13 FORMAL MODELS OF Thu 2:00 pmPOLITICAL INFORMATION ANDCOMMUNICATION


45.8 POLITICS OF RECRUITMENT, Fri 9:30 amEXPERTISE & PERSONNEL



DIVISION 5: POLITICAL PSYCHOLOGYDivision Dona-Gene Barton, University of NebraskaChair:

109.5 ANYTHING BUT ORDINARY: Sun 10:15 amUNCONVENTIONAL POLITICALPARTICIPATION AND VIOLENCE

Room: Hilton, Union Square 21Co-sponsored by DIVISION 18: INTERNATIONAL

SECURITY106.7 AT FACE VALUE: APPEARANCE Sun 8:00 am

EFFECTS AND CANDIDATEEVALUATIONS

Room: Hilton, Golden Gate 8Co-sponsored by DIVISION 36: ELECTIONS ANDVOTING BEHAVIOR

96.4 CLASH OF THE SOCIAL Sat 4:15 pmIDENTITIES IN THE POLITICALARENA

Room: Nikko, Monterey II

86.23 EMOTION, PSYCHOLOGY, AND Sat 10:15 amCONFLICT

Room: Hilton, Golden Gate 3Co-sponsored by DIVISION 18: INTERNATIONALSECURITY

91.42 GENDER AND CAMPAIGN Sat 2:00 pmDYNAMICS

Room: Hilton, Continental Parlor 7Co-sponsored by DIVISION 31: WOMEN & POLITICS

86.5 INFORMATION ENVIRONMENT Sat 10:15 amEFFECTS


56.1 POSTER SESSION V: POSTER Fri 2:00 pmSESSION: POLITICALPSYCHOLOGY


91.15 RACE AND ETHNICITY: Sat 2:00 pmEXPERIMENTALINVESTIGATIONS


65.19 THE EFFECT OF INCLUSION Fri 4:30 pmAND EXCLUSION ON FOREIGNPOLICY ATTITUDES

Room: Hilton, Golden Gate 1Co-sponsored by DIVISION 20: FOREIGN POLICY

81.9 THE EFFECTS OF MORAL Sat 8:00 amJUDGMENTS AMONG CITIZENSAND LEGISLATORS

Room: Parc 55, Davidson

Co-sponsored by DIVISION 37: PUBLIC OPINION65.5 THE MISSING (EMOTIONAL) Fri 4:30 pm

LINK: EXPLAINING POLITICALPARTICIPATION


60.5 THE ORIGINS OF POLITICAL Fri 2:30 pmKNOWLEDGE AND POLITICALATTITUDES

Room: Parc 55, Mission II


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51.7 THE POLITICAL EFFECTS OF Fri 11:30 amPERSONALITY AMONG ELITESAND THE PUBLIC


39.9 THE POLITICAL PSYCHOLOGY Fri 7:30 amOF IMMIGRATION ATTITUDES

Room: Parc 55, Mission IICo-sponsored by DIVISION 52: MIGRATION AND

CITIZENSHIP26.9 THE PSYCHOLOGICAL Thu 4:15 pm

UNDERPINNINGS OFPARTISANSHIP AND GROUPCUES


45.9 THE ROLE OF MOTIVATED Fri 9:30 amREASONING IN THE POLITICALPROCESS

Room: Parc 55, Mission IICo-sponsored by DIVISION 38: POLITICALCOMMUNICATION

17.6 WHAT DO WE LEARN FROM Thu 10:15 amDELIBERATIVE MINI-PUBLICS?

Room: Parc 55, Powell IICo-sponsored by DIVISION 50: POLITICAL NETWORKS

22.14 YOU DISGUST ME! SOURCES OF Thu 2:00 pmSUPPORT FOR POLICIES ANDPARTIES

Room: Parc 55, Mission I

DIVISION 6: POLITICAL ECONOMYDivision Nahomi Ichino, University of MichiganChair:

106.20 BOOK ROUNDTABLE: "THE Sun 8:00 amPOLITICS OF ADVANCEDCAPITALISM" (2015, CUP)

Room: Hilton, Taylor RoomCo-sponsored by DIVISION 14: COMPARATIVEPOLITICS OF ADVANCED INDUSTRIAL SOCIETIES

22.53 BUSINESS, POLITICS, AND Thu 2:00 pmENVIRONMENTALGOVERNANCE

Room: Hilton, Union Square 24Co-sponsored by DIVISION 39: SCIENCE,TECHNOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL POLITICS

11.11 BUSINESSES, OFFICIALS, AND Thu 8:00 amCORRUPTION


11.53 CLIENTELISM AND Thu 8:00 amCORRUPTION ACROSSDICTATORSHIP ANDDEMOCRACY

Room: Hilton, Union Square 3 & 4Co-sponsored by DIVISION 44: COMPARATIVEDEMOCRATIZATION

81.10 CLIENTELISM, DEMOCRACY Sat 8:00 amAND PUBLIC SPENDING

Room: Hilton, Union Square 15Co-sponsored by DIVISION 12: COMPARATIVEPOLITICS OF DEVELOPING COUNTRIESCo-sponsored by DIVISION 44: COMPARATIVEDEMOCRATIZATION


17.7 CONFLICT, TAXATION, AND Thu 10:15 amSTATE CAPACITY

Room: Hilton, Golden Gate 7Co-sponsored by DIVISION 11: COMPARATIVEPOLITICS

22.15 CORRUPTION AND ITS Thu 2:00 pmPOLITICAL IMPLICATIONS

Room: Hilton, Franciscan ACo-sponsored by DIVISION 11: COMPARATIVEPOLITICS

86.19 DECENTRALIZATION AND Sat 10:15 amREDISTRIBUTION

Room: Hilton, Union Square 16Co-sponsored by DIVISION 14: COMPARATIVEPOLITICS OF ADVANCED INDUSTRIAL SOCIETIES

26.10 ECONOMIC INEQUALITY AND Thu 4:15 pmDEMOCRATIC RESPONSE


81.59 ECONOMIC INEQUALITY, Sat 8:00 amIDENTITY, ANDDEMOCRATIZATION


Co-sponsored by DIVISION 44: COMPARATIVEDEMOCRATIZATION

91.16 ECONOMIC SHOCKS AND Sat 2:00 pmDISTRIBUTIVE POLITICS

Room: Hilton, Golden Gate 8Co-sponsored by DIVISION 12: COMPARATIVEPOLITICS OF DEVELOPING COUNTRIES

11.59 ETHNICITY AND THE POLITICS Thu 8:00 amOF RESOURCE ALLOCATION INAFRICA

Room: Parc 55, LombardCo-sponsored by DIVISION 53: THE AFRICANPOLITICS CONFERENCE GROUP

51.47 EXPERIMENTS IN POLITICAL Fri 11:30 am

ECONOMYRoom: Parc 55, Powell II

Co-sponsored by DIVISION 51: EXPERIMENTALRESEARCH

45.10 FIELD EXPERIMENTS ON Fri 9:30 amLOCAL GOVERNANCE

Room: Hilton, Lombard RoomCo-sponsored by DIVISION 51: EXPERIMENTALRESEARCH

86.31 FISCAL POLITICS IN FEDERAL Sat 10:15 amSYSTEMS

Room: Hilton, Franciscan ACo-sponsored by DIVISION 28: FEDERALISM ANDINTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS

91.17 INEQUALITY AND HISTORICAL Sat 2:00 pmPOLITICAL DEVELOPMENT INEUROPE

Room: Hilton, Union Square 25Co-sponsored by DIVISION 11: COMPARATIVEPOLITICS

96.5 INEQUALITY AND Sat 4:15 pmREDISTRIBUTION



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39.20 INEQUALITY, WELFARE AND Fri 7:30 amDISTRIBUTIVE POLITICS INPOST-COMMUNISTTRANSITIONS

Room: Parc 55, HearstCo-sponsored by DIVISION 13: THE POLITICS OFCOMMUNIST AND FORMER COMMUNISTCOUNTRIES

10.3 NEW THEORIES AND EVIDENCE Thu 8:00 am

ON LABOR POLITICSRoom: Nikko, Ballroom I

Co-sponsored by Theme Panel

106.8 POLITICAL COMPETITION AND Sun 8:00 amGOVERNMENT SPENDING

Room: Hilton, Union Square 21Co-sponsored by DIVISION 11: COMPARATIVEPOLITICS

11.12 POLITICAL ECONOMY OF THE Thu 8:00 amORIGINS, DYNAMICS, ANDTENURE OF AUTOCRATIC RULE


17.8 POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY, Thu 10:15 am

INSTITUTIONS, AND PUBLICGOODS

Room: Hilton, Union Square 15Co-sponsored by DIVISION 28: FEDERALISM ANDINTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS

39.10 POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS AND Fri 7:30 amECONOMIC GROWTH

Room: Nikko, Carmel ICo-sponsored by DIVISION 11: COMPARATIVEPOLITICS

26.11 POLITICAL STABILITY AND Thu 4:15 pmECONOMIC GROWTH IN CHINA

Room: Hilton, Union Square 24Co-sponsored by DIVISION 13: THE POLITICS OF

COMMUNIST AND FORMER COMMUNISTCOUNTRIES

60.24 POLITICS OF THE BUDGET Fri 2:30 pmPROCESS

Room: Parc 55, MasonCo-sponsored by DIVISION 25: PUBLIC POLICY

22.2 POSTER SESSION II: POSTER Thu 2:00 pmSESSION: POLITICAL ECONOMY


22.16 POWER OF POLITICAL NEWS Thu 2:00 pmRoom: Hilton, Lombard Room

51.8 RESOURCES AND Fri 11:30 amDISTRIBUTION IN

DEMOCRACIES OF THEDEVELOPING WORLDRoom: Hilton, Powell Room

Co-sponsored by DIVISION 12: COMPARATIVEPOLITICS OF DEVELOPING COUNTRIES

86.6 SOCIAL SPENDING AND Sat 10:15 amOUTCOMES IN NEW ANDPARTIAL DEMOCRACIES

Room: Hilton, Sutter RoomCo-sponsored by DIVISION 44: COMPARATIVEDEMOCRATIZATION


60.6 THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF Fri 2:30 pmACCESS TO POLITICAL OFFICEAND POLICY OUTCOMES


94.2 THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF Sat 4:15 pmIMMIGRATION,REDISTRIBUTION, ANDINEQUALITY

Room: Hilton, Continental Ballroom 5Co-sponsored by Theme Panel

65.6 THE POLITICS OF WAGES AND Fri 4:30 pmLABOR REGULATION

Room: Hilton, Union Square 21Co-sponsored by DIVISION 14: COMPARATIVEPOLITICS OF ADVANCED INDUSTRIAL SOCIETIES

86.7 THE POLITICS OF WELFARE Sat 10:15 amSTATE RETRENCHMENT

Room: Hilton, Franciscan BCo-sponsored by DIVISION 14: COMPARATIVEPOLITICS OF ADVANCED INDUSTRIAL SOCIETIES

91.18 WAR, DEVELOPMENT AND THE Sat 2:00 pmEMERGENCE OF THE STATE


DIVISION 7: POLITICS AND HISTORYDivision Amel F. Ahmed, University of Massachusetts, AmherstChair: James Mahoney, Northwestern University

Thomas K. Ogorzalek, Northwestern University

45.11 AUTHOR MEETS CRITICS: Fri 9:30 amFRANCIS FUKUYAMA'S"POLITICAL ORDER ANDPOLITICAL DECAY"


17.9 AUTHOR MEETS CRITICS: THE Thu 10:15 amLOVERS’ QUARREL: THE TWO

FOUNDINGSRoom: Parc 55, Mason

22.17 BUILDING THE STATE: Thu 2:00 pmHISTORICAL ANTECEDENTS OFSTABILITY AND CAPACITY

Room: Parc 55, Powell I

45.12 DAVID VOGEL'S Fri 9:30 amCONTRIBUTIONS TOPOLITICAL SCIENCE


51.9 DEMOCRACY AT THE EDGE Fri 11:30 amRoom: Hilton, Union Square 1 & 2

86.8 ENGAGED SCHOLARS ADDRESS Sat 10:15 amLEADING ISSUES IN USPOLITICS

Room: Parc 55, Market Street

81.11 HISTORICAL Sat 8:00 amDEMOCRATIZATION: PARTIES,PARLIAMENTS, AND CRISIS

Room: Nikko, Mendocino II

86.9 IDEAS, INSTITUTIONS, AND Sat 10:15 amCITIES

Room: Hilton, Union Square 17 & 18Co-sponsored by DIVISION 30: URBAN POLITICS


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91.19 INSTITUTIONAL LEGACIES AND Sat 2:00 pmTHE POLITICAL ECONOMY OFGROWTH


106.9 LONG SHADOWS OF HISTORY: Sun 8:00 amHOW PAST VIOLENCE SHAPESPRESENT-DAY POLITICALOUTCOMES

Room: Hilton, Union Square 2522.4 POSTER SESSION II: POSTER Thu 2:00 pm

SESSION: POLITICS ANDHISTORY


109.6 PREROGATIVE AND Sun 10:15 amCONSTRAINT IN PRESIDENTIALPOLICY-MAKING


17.10 RACE AND THE AMERICAN Thu 10:15 amSTATE

Room: Hilton, Union Square 24Co-sponsored by DIVISION 32: RACE, ETHNICITY AND

POLITICS11.13 REGIME CHANGE AND Thu 8:00 am

GOVERNABILITY IN INTERWAREUROPE REVISITED


22.18 STATE-BUILDING AND THE Thu 2:00 pmFAMILY

Room: Hilton, Mason Room

86.29 THE DEVELOPMENT AND Sat 10:15 amEVOLUTION OF AMERICANBUREAUCRACY

Room: Hilton, Golden Gate 8Co-sponsored by DIVISION 25: PUBLIC POLICY

26.12 THE RIGHT TURN AGAINST Thu 4:15 pmWORKERS IN THE AMERICANSTATES

Room: Hilton, Taylor RoomCo-sponsored by DIVISION 29: STATE POLITICS ANDPOLICY

DIVISION 8: POLITICALMETHODOLOGY

Division Jacob M. Montgomery, Washington University in St. LouisChair:

11.14 ADVANCES IN CAUSAL Thu 8:00 amINFERENCE


39.11 BAYESIAN MODELS Fri 7:30 amRoom: Parc 55, Balboa


Room: Parc 55, Cyril Magnin ICo-sponsored by DIVISION 2: FOUNDATIONS OFPOLITICAL THEORYCo-sponsored by DIVISION 46: QUALITATIVEMETHODSCo-sponsored by Theme Panel


17.11 BRIDGING THE QUANTITATIVE- Thu 10:15 amQUALITATIVE DIVIDE: TEXTANALYSIS AND DATATHRESHOLDS

Room: Hilton, Continental Ballroom 4Co-sponsored by DIVISION 46: QUALITATIVEMETHODS

91.20 CAUSAL EFFECTS IN TIME- Sat 2:00 pm

VARYING DATARoom: Hilton, Union Square 16

86.10 DETECTING AND CONCEALING Sat 10:15 amPATTERNS IN DATA


96.6 EMPIRICAL TESTING OF Sat 4:15 pmTHEORETICAL MODELS

Room: Hilton, Lombard RoomCo-sponsored by DIVISION 4: FORMAL POLITICALTHEORY

49.1 ETHICS OF FIELD RESEARCH Fri 11:30 amRoom: Hilton, Continental Parlor 2

Co-sponsored by DIVISION 51: EXPERIMENTALRESEARCH

Co-sponsored by Theme Panel96.29 FRONTIERS IN THE Sat 4:15 pm

QUANTITATIVE STUDY OFWOMEN IN POLITICS

Room: Hilton, Van Ness RoomCo-sponsored by DIVISION 31: WOMEN & POLITICS

22.19 GEOGRAPHY, INFERENCE, AND Thu 2:00 pmSPATIAL STATISTICS


109.7 IDEAL POINT ESTIMATION Sun 10:15 amRoom: Hilton, Union Square 22

106.10 IMPROVING BEST PRACTICES Sun 8:00 amFOR STATISTICAL ANALYSIS


11.15 JOURNAL EDITORS & DA-RT: Thu 8:00 amNEW DATA SHARING ANDRESEARCH TRANSPARENCYREQUIREMENTS


106.11 MACHINE LEARNING Sun 8:00 amRoom: Hilton, Union Square 15

109.35 MAPPING AND BRIDGING Sun 10:15 amMETHODOLOGICAL DIVERSITYIN THE DISCIPLINE

Room: Hilton, Lombard RoomCo-sponsored by DIVISION 46: QUALITATIVE

METHODS17.12 MEASUREMENT MODELS IN Thu 10:15 am

COMPARATIVE POLITICSRoom: Hilton, Taylor Room

Co-sponsored by DIVISION 11: COMPARATIVEPOLITICS

96.44 METHODOLOGICAL ISSUES IN Sat 4:15 pmEXPERIMENTAL DESIGN

Room: Hilton, Golden Gate 5Co-sponsored by DIVISION 51: EXPERIMENTALRESEARCH


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22.20 MODELING TEXT-AS-DATA Thu 2:00 pmRoom: Hilton, Union Square 1 & 2

26.13 MODELS OF SURVEY DATA Thu 4:15 pmRoom: Hilton, Continental Parlor 7

Co-sponsored by DIVISION 37: PUBLIC OPINION

39.12 NETWORK MODELS Fri 7:30 amRoom: Hilton, Golden Gate 6

Co-sponsored by DIVISION 50: POLITICAL NETWORKS

96.43 NETWORKED INTERNATIONAL Sat 4:15 pmPOLITICS: METHODOLOGICALCHALLENGES AND SOLUTIONS

Room: Parc 55, Mission ICo-sponsored by DIVISION 50: POLITICAL NETWORKS

39.49 NEW DIRECTIONS IN MULTI- Fri 7:30 amMETHOD RESEARCH

Room: Hilton, Union Square 22Co-sponsored by DIVISION 46: QUALITATIVEMETHODS

45.13 NEW SOURCES OF (BIG) DATA Fri 9:30 amRoom: Hilton, Union Square 19 & 20

56.2 POSTER SESSION V: POSTER Fri 2:00 pm

SESSION: POLITICALMETHODOLOGY


81.12 PREDICTION Sat 8:00 amRoom: Hilton, Union Square 3 & 4

106.12 TRACING TEXT THROUGH Sun 8:00 amTIME


96.7 USING TEXT AND Sat 4:15 pmCOMMUNICATIONS AS DATA

Room: Nikko, Carmel I

DIVISION 9: TEACHING AND

LEARNING IN POLITICAL SCIENCEDivision Victor Asal, University at Albany, SUNYChair: Jessica L. Lavariega Monforti, Pace University

Sherri L. Wallace, University of Louisville

81.13 ASSESSING DIVERSITIES IN Sat 8:00 amTHE CLASSROOM

Room: Hilton, Golden Gate 8Co-sponsored by DIVISION 10: POLITICAL SCIENCEEDUCATION

17.13 DIVERSE APPROACHES TO Thu 10:15 amIMPROVING ONLINEEDUCATION

Room: Hilton, Mason RoomCo-sponsored by DIVISION 10: POLITICAL SCIENCEEDUCATION

86.11 DIVERSE PERSPECTIVES ON Sat 10:15 amPOLITICAL SCIENCEEDUCATION

Room: Hilton, Union Square 13Co-sponsored by DIVISION 10: POLITICAL SCIENCEEDUCATION


106.13 EXPLORING DIVERSITIES Sun 8:00 amUSING CIVIC EDUCATION ANDENGAGEMENT


60.7 EXPLORING DIVERSITIES Fri 2:30 pmUSING SIMULATIONS


86.12 PEDAGOGICAL DIVERSITIES Sat 10:15 amRECONSIDERED: TEACHINGPOLITICS IN THE 21STCENTURY

Room: Hilton, Union Square 1 & 2Co-sponsored by DIVISION 10: POLITICAL SCIENCEEDUCATION

56.5 POSTER SESSION V: POSTER Fri 2:00 pmSESSION: POLITICAL SCIENCEEDUCATION

Room: Hilton, Grand BallroomCo-sponsored by DIVISION 10: POLITICAL SCIENCEEDUCATION

56.4 POSTER SESSION V: POSTER Fri 2:00 pmSESSION: TEACHING ANDLEARNING IN POLITICALSCIENCE

Room: Hilton, Grand BallroomCo-sponsored by DIVISION 10: POLITICAL SCIENCEEDUCATION

26.14 STRATEGIES FOR PROMOTION Thu 4:15 pmFROM ASSOCIATE TO FULLPROFESSOR

Room: Hilton, Franciscan ACo-sponsored by DIVISION 10: POLITICAL SCIENCEEDUCATION

45.14 TEACHING CIVIC EDUCATION, Fri 9:30 amENGAGEMENT AND INCLUSION

Room: Hilton, Franciscan ACo-sponsored by DIVISION 10: POLITICAL SCIENCEEDUCATION

51.10 TEACHING ABOUT DIVERSITIES Fri 11:30 amUSING UNIQUE APPROACHES

Room: Hilton, Van Ness RoomCo-sponsored by DIVISION 10: POLITICAL SCIENCEEDUCATION

81.14 TEACHING ABOUT Sat 8:00 amDIVERSITIES, POWER ANDDIFFERENCE

Room: Hilton, Mason RoomCo-sponsored by DIVISION 10: POLITICAL SCIENCEEDUCATION


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DIVISION 10: POLITICAL SCIENCEEDUCATION

Division Victor Asal, University at Albany, SUNYChair: Jessica L. Lavariega Monforti, Pace University

Sherri L. Wallace, University of Louisville

81.13 ASSESSING DIVERSITIES IN Sat 8:00 amTHE CLASSROOM

Room: Hilton, Golden Gate 8Co-sponsored by DIVISION 9: TEACHING ANDLEARNING IN POLITICAL SCIENCE

17.13 DIVERSE APPROACHES TO Thu 10:15 amIMPROVING ONLINEEDUCATION

Room: Hilton, Mason RoomCo-sponsored by DIVISION 9: TEACHING ANDLEARNING IN POLITICAL SCIENCE

86.11 DIVERSE PERSPECTIVES ON Sat 10:15 amPOLITICAL SCIENCEEDUCATION

Room: Hilton, Union Square 13Co-sponsored by DIVISION 9: TEACHING ANDLEARNING IN POLITICAL SCIENCE

106.13 EXPLORING DIVERSITIES Sun 8:00 amUSING CIVIC EDUCATION ANDENGAGEMENT


60.7 EXPLORING DIVERSITIES Fri 2:30 pmUSING SIMULATIONS


86.12 PEDAGOGICAL DIVERSITIES Sat 10:15 amRECONSIDERED: TEACHINGPOLITICS IN THE 21STCENTURY

Room: Hilton, Union Square 1 & 2Co-sponsored by DIVISION 9: TEACHING ANDLEARNING IN POLITICAL SCIENCE

56.5 POSTER SESSION V: POSTER Fri 2:00 pmSESSION: POLITICAL SCIENCEEDUCATION

Room: Hilton, Grand BallroomCo-sponsored by DIVISION 9: TEACHING ANDLEARNING IN POLITICAL SCIENCE

56.4 POSTER SESSION V: POSTER Fri 2:00 pmSESSION: TEACHING ANDLEARNING IN POLITICALSCIENCE

Room: Hilton, Grand BallroomCo-sponsored by DIVISION 9: TEACHING ANDLEARNING IN POLITICAL SCIENCE

26.14 STRATEGIES FOR PROMOTION Thu 4:15 pmFROM ASSOCIATE TO FULLPROFESSOR

Room: Hilton, Franciscan ACo-sponsored by DIVISION 9: TEACHING ANDLEARNING IN POLITICAL SCIENCE


45.14 TEACHING CIVIC EDUCATION, Fri 9:30 amENGAGEMENT AND INCLUSION

Room: Hilton, Franciscan ACo-sponsored by DIVISION 9: TEACHING ANDLEARNING IN POLITICAL SCIENCE

51.10 TEACHING ABOUT DIVERSITIES Fri 11:30 amUSING UNIQUE APPROACHES

Room: Hilton, Van Ness RoomCo-sponsored by DIVISION 9: TEACHING ANDLEARNING IN POLITICAL SCIENCE

81.14 TEACHING ABOUT Sat 8:00 amDIVERSITIES, POWER ANDDIFFERENCE

Room: Hilton, Mason RoomCo-sponsored by DIVISION 9: TEACHING ANDLEARNING IN POLITICAL SCIENCE

DIVISION 11: COMPARATIVE POLITICSDivision Monika Nalepa, University of ChicagoChair: Grigore Pop-Eleches, Princeton University

11.16 ACCOUNTABILITY AND LOCAL Thu 8:00 amPOLITICS IN BRAZIL

Room: Hilton, Continental Ballroom 417.14 ACCOUNTABILITY AND PUBLIC Thu 10:15 am

GOODS PROVISION: NEWEVIDENCE FROM AFRICA


22.21 ACCOUNTABILITY AND Thu 2:00 pmREPRESENTATION


26.15 AUTHORITARIAN Thu 4:15 pmINSTITUTIONS


39.13 AUTHORITARIAN STABILITY Fri 7:30 amRoom: Hilton, Franciscan A

45.15 AUTHORITARIAN SUCCESSOR Fri 9:30 amPARTIES AND DEMOCRACY


106.50 COMPARATIVE & MULTILEVEL Sun 8:00 amCITIZENSHIP 1: MULTILEVEL &DIFFERENTIATED CITIZENSHIP

Room: Hilton, Continental Parlor 1Co-sponsored by DIVISION 52: MIGRATION ANDCITIZENSHIP

51.11 COMPARATIVE APPROACHES Fri 11:30 amTO THE STUDY OF ELECTORALAND LEGISLATIVE POLITICS


Co-sponsored by DIVISION 22: LEGISLATIVE STUDIES60.8 COMPARING JUDICIAL Fri 2:30 pm

INDEPENDENCE: SOCIAL ANDINSTITUTIONALEXPLANATIONS


17.7 CONFLICT, TAXATION, AND Thu 10:15 amSTATE CAPACITY

Room: Hilton, Golden Gate 7Co-sponsored by DIVISION 6: POLITICAL ECONOMY


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65.7 CONSTITUTION MAKING IN Fri 4:30 pmDEMOCRATICCONSTITUTIONAL ORDERS

Room: Hilton, Franciscan A

22.27 CORRUPTION AND ANTI- Thu 2:00 pmCORRUPTION CAMPAIGNS INPOST-COMMUNIST STATES


Co-sponsored by DIVISION 13: THE POLITICS OFCOMMUNIST AND FORMER COMMUNISTCOUNTRIES

22.15 CORRUPTION AND ITS Thu 2:00 pmPOLITICAL IMPLICATIONS

Room: Hilton, Franciscan ACo-sponsored by DIVISION 6: POLITICAL ECONOMY

81.15 DEMOCRATIC SUPPORT Sat 8:00 amRoom: Hilton, Golden Gate 2

109.32 DETERMINANTS OF NATIONAL Sun 10:15 amENVIRONMENTALPERFORMANCE: CROSS-NATIONAL EVIDENCE

Room: Hilton, Sutter RoomCo-sponsored by DIVISION 25: PUBLIC POLICYCo-sponsored by DIVISION 39: SCIENCE,TECHNOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL POLITICS

86.13 DISENTANGLING THE COIL OF Sat 10:15 amRADICAL POLITICS IN EUROPE


91.21 DISTRIBUTIONAL CONFLICTS Sat 2:00 pmAND GOVERNANCE AT THESUBNATIONAL LEVEL


96.8 DIVERSITIES IN DEMOCRACY: Sat 4:15 pmPOLITICAL ACCOUNTABILITYIN 21ST CENTURY LATIN

AMERICARoom: Hilton, Continental Parlor 3

106.14 DYNAMICS OF PROTEST Sun 8:00 amMOVEMENTS

Room: Hilton, Franciscan A

109.8 ECONOMIC VOTE AND Sun 10:15 amDEMOCRATICACCOUNTABILITY IN GLOBALECONOMIES


109.9 ELITES, INFORMATION, AND Sun 10:15 amINSTITUTIONS


11.17 ETHNIC DIVERSITY AND Thu 8:00 amGOVERNMENT POLICY


22.22 EXPERIMENTS IN Thu 2:00 pmCOMPARATIVE POLITICS


17.15 FISCAL POLICIES: CAUSES AND Thu 10:15 amIMPLICATIONS



45.16 FORMAL INSTITUTIONS AND Fri 9:30 amTHE CHANNELING OFDEMOCRATIC PARTICIPATION


51.12 FRAUD, CLIENTELISM AND Fri 11:30 amCOERCION IN ELECTIONS


26.16 FRONTIERS OF HISTORICAL Thu 4:15 pmINSTITUTIONALISM


45.17 INCUMBENTS AND ELECTIONS Fri 9:30 amIN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES


91.17 INEQUALITY AND HISTORICAL Sat 2:00 pmPOLITICAL DEVELOPMENT INEUROPE

Room: Hilton, Union Square 25Co-sponsored by DIVISION 6: POLITICAL ECONOMY

39.14 INEQUALITY AND ITS Fri 7:30 amPERCEPTIONS


106.15 INEQUALITY, INSTITUTIONS, Sun 8:00 amAND REGIME TRANSITIONS


51.40 ISRAEL AND PALESTINE: Fri 11:30 amALTERNATIVE PERSPECTIVESON STATEHOOD

Room: Hilton, Union Square 25Co-sponsored by Conference Group on the Middle EastCo-sponsored by DIVISION 20: FOREIGN POLICYCo-sponsored by DIVISION 42: NEW POLITICALSCIENCE

51.13 LEGACIES OF REVOLUTION Fri 11:30 amRoom: Hilton, Golden Gate 2

17.12 MEASUREMENT MODELS IN Thu 10:15 amCOMPARATIVE POLITICS

Room: Hilton, Taylor RoomCo-sponsored by DIVISION 8: POLITICALMETHODOLOGY

81.16 MINORITY REPRESENTATION Sat 8:00 amACROSS CONTEXTS


60.9 MINORITY RIGHTS AND Fri 2:30 pmREPRESSION

Room: Hilton, Franciscan D

65.12 NEW DIRECTIONS IN Fri 4:30 pmRESEARCH ON STATES,

MARKETS, AND INSTITUTIONSIN EURASIARoom: Parc 55, Hearst

Co-sponsored by DIVISION 13: THE POLITICS OFCOMMUNIST AND FORMER COMMUNISTCOUNTRIESCo-sponsored by Russian Politics Group

65.8 NEW FRONTIERS IN RESOURCE Fri 4:30 pmPOLITICS


96.9 NEW PERSPECTIVES ON Sat 4:15 pmELECTORAL PARTICIPATION



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91.22 PATTERNS OF UNEVEN Sat 2:00 pmREPRESENTATION ANDECONOMIC POLICYMAKING INLATIN AMERICA

Room: Hilton, Powell Room

106.8 POLITICAL COMPETITION AND Sun 8:00 amGOVERNMENT SPENDING


Co-sponsored by DIVISION 6: POLITICAL ECONOMY39.10 POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS AND Fri 7:30 am

ECONOMIC GROWTHRoom: Nikko, Carmel I

Co-sponsored by DIVISION 6: POLITICAL ECONOMY

60.44 POLITICS IN MOVEMENT: Fri 2:30 pmINTERNATIONAL MIGRATIONAND POLITICAL CHANGE


11.18 POPULATION-BASED SURVEY Thu 8:00 amEXPERIMENTS IN THE MIDDLEEAST


109.36 COMPARATIVE & MULTILEVEL Sun 10:15 amCITIZENSHIP 2: EFFECTS &EVALUATION: PRACTICINGTRANSNATIONAL CITIZENSHIP:DUAL NATIONALITY ANDCOMPARATIVE & MULTILEVELCITIZENSHIP 2: EFFECTS &EVALUATION

Room: Hilton, Continental Parlor 1Co-sponsored by DIVISION 52: MIGRATION ANDCITIZENSHIP

17.16 PUBLIC GOODS, CORRUPTION, Thu 10:15 am

AND THE STATERoom: Hilton, Lombard Room

51.14 PUBLIC OPINION IN TIMES OF Fri 11:30 amCRISIS: THE UKRAINE-RUSSIACONFLICT


81.17 REDUCING POLITICAL Sat 8:00 amCORRUPTION


39.15 REGIME TRANSITIONS Fri 7:30 amRoom: Hilton, Golden Gate 8

96.14 SOURCES OF POWER AND Sat 4:15 pmWEAKNESS IN NON-DEMOCRATIC POST-COMMUNIST REGIMES

Room: Parc 55, HearstCo-sponsored by DIVISION 13: THE POLITICS OFCOMMUNIST AND FORMER COMMUNISTCOUNTRIES

65.27 SPATIAL DYNAMICS AND Fri 4:30 pmPOLITICAL ORDER INCOMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE

Room: Parc 55, StocktonCo-sponsored by DIVISION 30: URBAN POLITICS


17.52 TAKING IT TO THE STREETS: Thu 10:15 amSOCIAL RESISTANCE & STATERESPONSES IN SOUTHEASTASIA

Room: Nikko, Carmel IICo-sponsored by DIVISION 42: NEW POLITICALSCIENCECo-sponsored by DIVISION 44: COMPARATIVEDEMOCRATIZATION

Co-sponsored by Southeast Asian Politics45.18 THE CONSEQUENCES OF Fri 9:30 am

DEMOCRATIC INSTITUTIONSREVISITED


11.19 THE POLITICS OF CORRUPTION Thu 8:00 amRoom: Hilton, Franciscan A

51.15 THE POLITICS OF PUBLIC Fri 11:30 amEMPLOYMENT IN DEVELOPINGSTATES


17.38 THE PUBLIC POLICY PROCESS Thu 10:15 amIN COMPARATIVE

PERSPECTIVERoom: Hilton, Golden Gate 6

Co-sponsored by DIVISION 25: PUBLIC POLICY

60.10 THE RESOURCE CURSE Fri 2:30 pmRoom: Hilton, Taylor Room

65.9 THE RISE OF CITIES: AN Fri 4:30 pmURBAN TURN IN THE STUDY OFINDIAN POLITICS


81.18 THE STRATEGIC USE OF ISLAM Sat 8:00 amBY MIDDLE EASTERN REGIMES


11.38 THE WELFARE STATE IN Thu 8:00 amCOMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVERoom: Hilton, Golden Gate 6

Co-sponsored by DIVISION 25: PUBLIC POLICY

86.14 TRANSITIONAL JUSTICE AND Sat 10:15 amHUMAN RIGHTS


91.23 TRANSPARENCY IN Sat 2:00 pmDEMOCRACIES ANDDICTATORSHIPS: CHALLENGESAND ENDURING QUESTIONS


96.10 UNDERSTANDING QUASI- Sat 4:15 pmDEMOCRATIC INSTITUTIONSUNDER AUTHORITARIANREGIMES



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DIVISION 12: COMPARATIVE POLITICSOF DEVELOPING COUNTRIES

Division Marcus J. Kurtz, Ohio State UniversityChair: Teresa Wright, California State University, Long Beach

11.20 ABSENTEE STATES: Thu 8:00 amUNGOVERNED SPACES ANDTHE LIMITS TO STATE

AUTHORITYRoom: Hilton, Continental Ballroom 6

17.17 AUTHORITARIANISM, Thu 10:15 amREPRESSION ANDMOBILIZATION IN THE MIDDLEEAST


22.35 CHINA'S FOREIGN POLICY AND Thu 2:00 pmRELATIONS WITH THE WORLD

Room: Hilton, Continental Parlor 7Co-sponsored by DIVISION 20: FOREIGN POLICY

81.10 CLIENTELISM, DEMOCRACY Sat 8:00 amAND PUBLIC SPENDING

Room: Hilton, Union Square 15Co-sponsored by DIVISION 44: COMPARATIVEDEMOCRATIZATIONCo-sponsored by DIVISION 6: POLITICAL ECONOMY

39.16 COMPARATIVE DIMENSIONS IN Fri 7:30 amCOLONIAL POLITICS


22.23 CONCEPTUALIZATION AND Thu 2:00 pmMEASUREMENT OF DIVERSITYIN COMPARATIVE POLITICS


60.11 CONFLICT AND POST- Fri 2:30 pmCONFLICT DYNAMICS


91.24 CONTENTION, UNCERTAINTY Sat 2:00 pmAND REFORM AFTER THEARAB UPRISINGS


91.55 CONTESTED ACCOUNTABILITY Sat 2:00 pmIN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES

Room: Hilton, Union Square 5 & 6Co-sponsored by DIVISION 50: POLITICAL NETWORKS

26.17 CORRUPTION Thu 4:15 pmRoom: Hilton, Franciscan D

106.16 CORRUPTION AND THE Sun 8:00 amPOLITICS OF REFORM INMIDDLE-INCOME COUNTRIES


109.10 DECENTRALIZATION AND Sun 10:15 amSUBNATIONAL POLITICS


22.24 DEVELOPMENT AMIDST Thu 2:00 pmEXTRACTION: SUBVERTINGTHE “RESOURCE CURSE”


86.15 DOES VOTE BUYING WORK Sat 10:15 amAND, IF SO, WHEN?



91.16 ECONOMIC SHOCKS AND Sat 2:00 pmDISTRIBUTIVE POLITICS

Room: Hilton, Golden Gate 8Co-sponsored by DIVISION 6: POLITICAL ECONOMY

86.16 ELECTIONS AND Sat 10:15 amREPRESENTATION IN THEDEVELOPING WORLD


91.40 ELECTORAL DYNAMICS IN Sat 2:00 pmINDIA: A MULTI-LEVEL ANDLONGITUDINAL PERSPECTIVE

Room: Parc 55, FillmoreCo-sponsored by DIVISION 28: FEDERALISM ANDINTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS

60.38 ELECTORAL MANIPULATION Fri 2:30 pmRoom: Hilton, Union Square 25

Co-sponsored by DIVISION 44: COMPARATIVEDEMOCRATIZATION

106.17 ELECTORAL POLITICS IN Sun 8:00 amAFRICA


51.16 ETHNIC POLITICS IN THE Fri 11:30 amDEVELOPING WORLDRoom: Hilton, Mason Room

106.18 EVALUATING THE ROLE OF Sun 8:00 amNEW TECHNOLOGIES ONDEVELOPMENT IN POORCOUNTRIES


11.31 FOREIGN POLICY OF MIDDLE Thu 8:00 amEAST STATES

Room: Hilton, Union Square 21Co-sponsored by DIVISION 20: FOREIGN POLICY

17.18 GENDER POLITICS AND HUMAN Thu 10:15 am

RIGHTS IN THE DEVELOPINGWORLDRoom: Nikko, Carmel I

22.25 HISTORICAL PROCESSES OF Thu 2:00 pmNATIONAL IDENTITYFORMATION IN THEDEVELOPING WORLD


45.19 INSECURITY: CAUSES AND Fri 9:30 amCONSEQUENCES


60.12 INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC Fri 2:30 pmFACTORS AND DOMESTIC

ECONOMY IN THEDEVELOPING WORLDRoom: Nikko, Ballroom I

109.11 NON-STATE ORGANIZATIONS Sun 10:15 amAND DISTRIBUTIVE POLITICSIN THE DEVELOPING WORLD


96.11 OIL POLITICS AND Sat 4:15 pmDEVELOPMENT



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45.20 POLITICAL PREFERENCES AND Fri 9:30 amBEHAVIOR IN THE BRAZILIANNATIONAL ELECTIONS


45.21 POLITICS AND VIOLENCE Fri 9:30 amRoom: Hilton, Union Square 1 & 2

65.10 POLITICS OF SOCIAL Fri 4:30 pmPROVISION


26.18 POLITICS, SOCIAL POLICIES, Thu 4:15 pmAND SUBNATIONAL DIVERSITYIN LATIN AMERICA


41.1 POSTER SESSION III: POSTER Fri 8:00 amSESSION: COMPARATIVEPOLITICS OF DEVELOPINGCOUNTRIES


17.19 PUBLIC OPINION AND STATE- Thu 10:15 amSOCIETY RELATIONS IN CHINA

Room: Hilton, Union Square 1360.13 RESOURCE ALLOCATION AND Fri 2:30 pm

DISTRIBUTION IN DEVELOPINGCOUNTRIES


51.8 RESOURCES AND Fri 11:30 amDISTRIBUTION INDEMOCRACIES OF THEDEVELOPING WORLD

Room: Hilton, Powell RoomCo-sponsored by DIVISION 6: POLITICAL ECONOMY

106.19 SOCIAL POLICY NON- Sun 8:00 amDEMOCRACIES, #1:POLITICALECONOMY AUTHORITARIANWELFARE STATES


109.13 SOCIAL POLICY IN NON- Sun 10:15 amDEMOCRACIES: THE CHINESEWELFARE STATE

Room: Hilton, Mason RoomCo-sponsored by DIVISION 13: THE POLITICS OFCOMMUNIST AND FORMER COMMUNISTCOUNTRIES

39.17 STATE BUILDING Fri 7:30 amRoom: Hilton, Golden Gate 4

81.19 STATE CAPACITY: CONCEPT, Sat 8:00 amMEASUREMENT, AND

APPLICATIONSRoom: Parc 55, Powell I

81.20 STATE-BUSINESS RELATIONS IN Sat 8:00 amTHE 21ST CENTURY: LESSONSFROM LATIN AMERICA


96.40 STUDYING THE SEQUENCING Sat 4:15 pmOF REGIMES

Room: Hilton, Union Square 17 & 18Co-sponsored by DIVISION 44: COMPARATIVEDEMOCRATIZATION


96.12 THE CONSEQUENCES OF Sat 4:15 pmCLIENTELISM


81.30 THE DOMESTIC POLITICS OF Sat 8:00 amCHINESE FOREIGN POLICY


17.55 THE INTERNATIONAL AND Thu 10:15 am

DOMESTIC SOURCES OFDEMOCRATIC REFORM INTUNISIA & BEYOND

Room: Hilton, Franciscan BCo-sponsored by DIVISION 44: COMPARATIVEDEMOCRATIZATION

86.17 THE POLITICS OF Sat 10:15 amDEVELOPMENT


109.12 THE POLITICS OF LAND AND Sun 10:15 amLABOR


96.13 THE POLITICS OF PROPERTY Sat 4:15 pm

RIGHTS PROTECTIONRoom: Hilton, Taylor Room

11.21 THE POLITICS OF TAXING AND Thu 8:00 amSPENDING


26.48 THE RISE OF COMPETITIVE Thu 4:15 pmELECTORAL AUTHORITARIANREGIMES

Room: Hilton, Van Ness RoomCo-sponsored by DIVISION 44: COMPARATIVEDEMOCRATIZATION

39.18 THEORIZING DIVERGENT Fri 7:30 amPATHWAYS IN THE

DEVELOPING WORLDRoom: Hilton, Powell Room

22.26 UNDERSTANDING CLIENTELISM Thu 2:00 pmRoom: Parc 55, Mission II

26.19 UNDERSTANDING PUBLIC Thu 4:15 pmGOODS PROVISION

Room: Parc 55, Powell II

39.19 URBANIZATION, CLASS AND Fri 7:30 amPOLITICAL PARTICIPATION INDEVELOPING DEMOCRACIES


65.11 VIOLENCE IN CONTENTIOUS Fri 4:30 pmPROCESSES

Room: Parc 55, Lombard


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DIVISION 13: THE POLITICS OFCOMMUNIST AND FORMERCOMMUNIST COUNTRIES

Division Rachel Epstein, University of DenverChair: Rudra Sil, University of Pennsylvania

11.22 CIVIL SOCIETY, PROTEST AND Thu 8:00 amMASS MOBILIZATION IN POST-

COMMUNIST SETTINGSRoom: Parc 55, DivisaderoCo-sponsored by DIVISION 44: COMPARATIVEDEMOCRATIZATION

22.27 CORRUPTION AND ANTI- Thu 2:00 pmCORRUPTION CAMPAIGNS INPOST-COMMUNIST STATES

Room: Parc 55, MasonCo-sponsored by DIVISION 11: COMPARATIVEPOLITICS

17.20 ETHNIC DIVERSITY AND Thu 10:15 amIDENTITY POLITICS IN POST-COMMUNIST STATES


Co-sponsored by Association for the Study of Nationalities39.20 INEQUALITY, WELFARE AND Fri 7:30 am

DISTRIBUTIVE POLITICS INPOST-COMMUNISTTRANSITIONS

Room: Parc 55, HearstCo-sponsored by DIVISION 6: POLITICAL ECONOMY

45.22 LEGITIMATION IN Fri 9:30 amAUTOCRACIES: THEENDURANCE OF COMMUNISMIN A DEMOCRATIZING WORLD


65.12 NEW DIRECTIONS IN Fri 4:30 pmRESEARCH ON STATES,MARKETS, AND INSTITUTIONSIN EURASIA

Room: Parc 55, HearstCo-sponsored by DIVISION 11: COMPARATIVEPOLITICSCo-sponsored by Russian Politics Group

51.17 PARTICIPATION IN (POST- Fri 11:30 am)AUTHORITARIAN REGIMES:CHINA, EURASIA, EASTERNEUROPE

Room: Parc 55, HearstCo-sponsored by DIVISION 44: COMPARATIVEDEMOCRATIZATION

26.11 POLITICAL STABILITY AND Thu 4:15 pmECONOMIC GROWTH IN CHINA


85.1 POSTER SESSION VII: POSTER Sat 10:15 amSESSION: THE POLITICS OFCOMMUNIST AND FORMERCOMMUNIST COUNTRIES


81.21 PROPERTY RIGHTS AND Sat 8:00 amGOVERNANCE IN POST-COMMUNIST STATES



86.18 REVISITING SOCIAL Sat 10:15 amMOVEMENTS, CIVIL SOCIETYAND PARTY CHANGE AFTERCOMMUNISM

Room: Hilton, Continental Parlor 3Co-sponsored by DIVISION 44: COMPARATIVEDEMOCRATIZATION

91.25 SOCIAL POLICY IN NON- Sat 2:00 pm

DEMOCRACIES: DYNAMICS OFSOCIAL POLICY DEBATES INRUSSIA

Room: Parc 55, HearstCo-sponsored by Russian Politics Group

109.13 SOCIAL POLICY IN NON- Sun 10:15 amDEMOCRACIES: THE CHINESEWELFARE STATE

Room: Hilton, Mason RoomCo-sponsored by DIVISION 12: COMPARATIVEPOLITICS OF DEVELOPING COUNTRIES

96.14 SOURCES OF POWER AND Sat 4:15 pmWEAKNESS IN NON-DEMOCRATIC POST-

COMMUNIST REGIMESRoom: Parc 55, Hearst

Co-sponsored by DIVISION 11: COMPARATIVEPOLITICS

60.14 STATE AND ECONOMY IN Fri 2:30 pmCHINA AND THE FORMERSOVIET UNION


DIVISION 14: COMPARATIVE POLITICSOF ADVANCED INDUSTRIALSOCIETIES

Division Yusaku Horiuchi, Dartmouth CollegeChair: Sophie Meunier, Princeton University

106.20 BOOK ROUNDTABLE: "THE Sun 8:00 amPOLITICS OF ADVANCEDCAPITALISM" (2015, CUP)

Room: Hilton, Taylor RoomCo-sponsored by DIVISION 6: POLITICAL ECONOMY

96.15 COALITION GOVERNMENTS Sat 4:15 pmAND LEGISLATIVEBARGAINING

Room: Hilton, Union Square 16Co-sponsored by DIVISION 22: LEGISLATIVE STUDIESCo-sponsored by French Politics Group

86.19 DECENTRALIZATION AND Sat 10:15 amREDISTRIBUTION


65.40 FIRMS AS ACTORS IN Fri 4:30 pmCONTEMPORARY CAPITALISM:INNOVATIONS IN CONCEPT ANDMETHOD

Room: Hilton, Golden Gate 8Co-sponsored by DIVISION 46: QUALITATIVEMETHODS


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91.26 PARTY STRATEGIES: Sat 2:00 pmELECTORAL SYSTEMS ANDLEGISLATIVE ORGANIZATION

Room: Hilton, Union Square 13Co-sponsored by DIVISION 22: LEGISLATIVE STUDIES

85.2 POSTER SESSION VII: POSTER Sat 10:15 amSESSION: COMPARATIVEPOLITICS OF ADVANCED

INDUSTRIAL SOCIETIESRoom: Hilton, Grand Ballroom

65.13 RESPONSES TO THE RISE OF Fri 4:30 pmCHINA IN ADVANCEDINDUSTRIALIZEDDEMOCRACIES

Room: Hilton, Golden Gate 3Co-sponsored by DIVISION 16: INTERNATIONALPOLITICAL ECONOMY

45.23 STRUCTURAL POWER IN Fri 9:30 amPOLITICAL ECONOMY: STATES,FIRMS, AND THEORY

Room: Hilton, Golden Gate 8Co-sponsored by DIVISION 16: INTERNATIONAL

POLITICAL ECONOMY51.48 THE POLITICAL SOURCES OF Fri 11:30 am

SOLIDARITY IN DIVERSESOCIETIES


65.6 THE POLITICS OF WAGES AND Fri 4:30 pmLABOR REGULATION


86.7 THE POLITICS OF WELFARE Sat 10:15 amSTATE RETRENCHMENT

Room: Hilton, Franciscan BCo-sponsored by DIVISION 6: POLITICAL ECONOMY

17.21 USING WITHIN-COUNTRY Thu 10:15 amINSTITUTIONAL DIVERSITYFOR CAUSAL IDENTIFICATIONIN JAPAN

Room: Hilton, Sutter RoomCo-sponsored by DIVISION 34: REPRESENTATION ANDELECTORAL SYSTEMSCo-sponsored by Japan Political Studies Group

DIVISION 15: EUROPEAN POLITICSAND SOCIETY

Division Kimberly J. Morgan, George Washington UniversityChair:

17.22 AFTER THE CRISIS: SOCIAL Thu 10:15 amPOLICYMAKING IN AN ERA OFAUSTERITY


21.2 BACKLASH AGAINST Thu 2:00 pmDIVERSITY IN EUROPE

Room: Nikko, Monterey ICo-sponsored by Theme Panel


60.15 DIRECT DEMOCRACY IN Fri 2:30 pmMULTILEVEL DIVIDEDSOCIETIES: CURSE OR CURE?


26.20 DIVERSITIES OF INTERESTS IN Thu 4:15 pmEU POLICYMAKING


22.28 ELECTORAL POLITICS AND Thu 2:00 pmTHE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT

Room: Parc 55, Market Street

45.24 LABOR MARKET INSECURITY Fri 9:30 amAND PARTY POLITICS IN THE21ST CENTURY


81.22 MIGRANTS AND MINORITIES IN Sat 8:00 amCONTEMPORARY EUROPEANPOLITICS


39.21 NEVER THE TWAIN SHALL Fri 7:30 amMEET? PARTY POLITICS IN

WESTERN AND EASTERNEUROPERoom: Hilton, Franciscan B

65.14 PARTY COMPETITION AND THE Fri 4:30 pmWELFARE STATE


96.16 PARTY STRATEGIES IN Sat 4:15 pmELECTIONS AND GOVERNMENT


86.20 POLITICAL REVERBERATIONS Sat 10:15 amOF THE FINANCIAL CRISIS I:DOMESTIC CONSEQUENCES


91.27 POLITICAL REVERBERATIONS Sat 2:00 pmOF THE FINANCIAL CRISIS II:CONSEQUENCES FOR THE EU


85.3 POSTER SESSION VII: POSTER Sat 10:15 amSESSION: EUROPEAN POLITICSAND SOCIETY


106.21 POWER, IDEAS, AND PUBLIC Sun 8:00 amPOLICY


109.14 SOCIAL CHANGE, DIVERSITY, Sun 10:15 amAND REDISTRIBUTIVE

POLITICSRoom: Hilton, Golden Gate 3

11.23 THE CAUSES AND Thu 8:00 amCONSEQUENCES OF HEALTHCARE REFORM


21.4 THE RISE OF THE POPULIST Thu 2:00 pmRIGHT?: ANTI-IMMIGRATIONPARTIES IN WESTERN EUROPE



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DIVISION 16: INTERNATIONALPOLITICAL ECONOMY

Division Mark S. Manger, University of TorontoChair: Stefanie Walter, University of Zurich

81.23 A POTPOURRI OF PROBABLY Sat 8:00 amPUBLISHABLE PAPERS


39.24 AUTHOR MEETS CRITICS: DALE Fri 7:30 amCOPELAND'S "ECONOMICINTERDEPENDENCE AND WAR"


17.23 CRITICAL AND Thu 10:15 amCONSTRUCTIVISTAPPROACHES TO IPE


84.2 DYNAMICS AMONG NATIONS: Sat 10:15 amEVOLUTION OF LEGITIMACYAND DEVELOPMENT INMODERN STATES

Room: Nikko, Ballroom ICo-sponsored by Theme Panel

60.21 ECONOMIC DIPLOMACY: THE Fri 2:30 pmEFFECT OF AID, SANCTIONS,AND TRADE

Room: Hilton, Golden Gate 2Co-sponsored by DIVISION 20: FOREIGN POLICY

81.26 ECONOMICS AND Sat 8:00 amINTERNATIONAL SECURITY

Room: Nikko, Mendocino ICo-sponsored by DIVISION 18: INTERNATIONALSECURITY

22.29 ENERGY AND NATURAL Thu 2:00 pm

RESOURCE POLITICS IN NORTHAND SOUTHRoom: Hilton, Van Ness Room

17.59 EXPERIMENTAL APPROACHES Thu 10:15 amTO IPE

Room: Parc 55, Mission ICo-sponsored by DIVISION 51: EXPERIMENTALRESEARCH

26.21 FDI, POLITICAL RISK, AND Thu 4:15 pmINTERNATIONAL INSTITUTIONS


39.22 FINANCIAL CRISIS DATA AND Fri 7:30 amPOLITICS: MEASUREMENTPROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS


106.22 FIRMS AND POLITICS IN EAST Sun 8:00 amASIA


11.24 FOREIGN AID, NATURAL Thu 8:00 amRESOURCES, TAXATION, ANDACCOUNTABILITY


45.25 INDIVIDUAL PREFERENCES Fri 9:30 amAND TRADE POLICY

Room: Parc 55, Lombard


51.18 INTERNATIONALIZATION OF Fri 11:30 amTHE YUAN

Room: Parc 55, Fillmore

60.16 MARKET ACCESS AND Fri 2:30 pmPOLITICAL INFLUENCE:EVIDENCE FROM FIRM-LEVELDATA


65.15 NETWORKS IN THE WORLD Fri 4:30 pmECONOMY


91.28 NEW APPROACHES TO TRADE Sat 2:00 pmPOLICY ANALYSIS


86.21 POLICIES, POLITICS AND Sat 10:15 amFINANCIAL CRISES


81.24 POLITICAL ECONOMY IN THE Sat 8:00 amRISE OF CHINA AND INDIA


22.3 POSTER SESSION II: POSTER Thu 2:00 pmSESSION: INTERNATIONALPOLITICAL ECONOMY


65.13 RESPONSES TO THE RISE OF Fri 4:30 pmCHINA IN ADVANCEDINDUSTRIALIZEDDEMOCRACIES

Room: Hilton, Golden Gate 3Co-sponsored by DIVISION 14: COMPARATIVEPOLITICS OF ADVANCED INDUSTRIAL SOCIETIES

45.23 STRUCTURAL POWER IN Fri 9:30 amPOLITICAL ECONOMY: STATES,FIRMS, AND THEORY

Room: Hilton, Golden Gate 8Co-sponsored by DIVISION 14: COMPARATIVEPOLITICS OF ADVANCED INDUSTRIAL SOCIETIES

106.23 THE IMF AND WORLD BANK: Sun 8:00 amLENDING ANDCONDITIONALITY ININTERNATIONAL INSTITUTIONS


11.25 THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF Thu 8:00 amNON-TARIFF BARRIERS TOTRADE


109.15 THE POLITICS OF CREDIT Sun 10:15 am

RATING AGENCIESRoom: Hilton, Union Square 13

22.30 THE POLITICS OF FOREIGN AID Thu 2:00 pmIN DONOR AND RECIPIENTCOUNTRIES


109.16 TRADE IN INTERNATIONAL Sun 10:15 amRELATIONS


91.29 WHAT’S THE “I” IN “IPE”? Sat 2:00 pmRoom: Parc 55, Divisadero


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65.16 WHEN THE MUSIC'S OVER: Fri 4:30 pmFINANCIAL REGULATION INTHE POST-CRISIS ERA


51.19 WORKERS AND PRODUCERS IN Fri 11:30 amTHE GLOBAL ECONOMY


DIVISION 17: INTERNATIONALCOLLABORATION

Division Songying Fang, Rice UniversityChair: Christina J. Schneider, University of California, San Diego

106.24 AUTHOR MEETS CRITICS: "A Sun 8:00 amTHEORY OF CONTESTATION"BY ANTJE WIENER


11.26 AUTONOMY OF Thu 8:00 amINTERNATIONAL INSTITUTIONS


17.24 BEYOND RATIFICATION: THE Thu 10:15 amMANY WAYS THAT THEINTERNATIONAL LEGALSYSTEM MATTERS


22.31 DELEGATION AND Thu 2:00 pmCOOPERATION ININTERNATIONALORGANIZATIONS


39.23 ENFORCEMENT AND Fri 7:30 amCOMPLIANCE ININTERNATIONALCOOPERATION


26.22 INTERNATIONAL Thu 4:15 pmENVIRONMENTALCOOPERATION: ACTORS,FRAMES, AND STRATEGIES


45.26 INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTIONS Fri 9:30 amAND DOMESTIC IPE POLICIES


51.20 INTERNATIONAL Fri 11:30 amLEGALIZATION ANDCONSTITUTIONALIZATION


60.17 ISSUES OF COMPLIANCE IN Fri 2:30 pmINTERNATIONAL POLITICSRoom: Hilton, Golden Gate 1

81.25 NGOS IN INTERNATIONAL Sat 8:00 amCOOPERATION


65.17 NEW MODES OF GLOBAL Fri 4:30 pmGOVERNANCE


86.22 POLITICS OF INTERNATIONAL Sat 10:15 amCOOPERATION



17.25 POSTER SESSION I: POSTER Thu 10:15 amSESSION: INTERNATIONALCOLLABORATION


91.30 THE DESIGN OF Sat 2:00 pmINTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS


96.17 THE PERFORMANCE OF Sat 4:15 pmINTERNATIONALORGANIZATIONS


DIVISION 18: INTERNATIONALSECURITY

Division Sarah E. KrepsChair: Todd S. Sechser, University of Virginia

11.27 ALLIANCE POLITICS Thu 8:00 amRoom: Hilton, Franciscan D

Co-sponsored by DIVISION 50: POLITICAL NETWORKS

109.5 ANYTHING BUT ORDINARY: Sun 10:15 amUNCONVENTIONAL POLITICALPARTICIPATION AND VIOLENCE

Room: Hilton, Union Square 21Co-sponsored by DIVISION 5: POLITICALPSYCHOLOGY

17.30 AUTHOR MEETS CRITICS: Thu 10:15 amBARTHOLOMEW SPARROW’S"THE STRATEGIST"

Room: Hilton, Franciscan DCo-sponsored by DIVISION 20: FOREIGN POLICY

39.24 AUTHOR MEETS CRITICS: DALE Fri 7:30 amCOPELAND'S "ECONOMICINTERDEPENDENCE AND WAR"


POLITICAL ECONOMY

22.32 BARGAINING, CRISES, AND Thu 2:00 pmWAR

Room: Hilton, Golden Gate 1Co-sponsored by DIVISION 21: CONFLICT PROCESSES

81.29 CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES Sat 8:00 amOF NUCLEAR WEAPONSPROLIFERATION

Room: Hilton, Union Square 21Co-sponsored by DIVISION 19: INTERNATIONALSECURITY AND ARMS CONTROLCo-sponsored by DIVISION 20: FOREIGN POLICYCo-sponsored by DIVISION 21: CONFLICT PROCESSES

26.23 CIRCULATORY AND CONTROL Thu 4:15 pmPOWER IN WORLD POLITICS

Room: Parc 55, Cyril Magnin I

26.24 CIVILIAN CASUALTIES AND Thu 4:15 pmSUPPORT FOR THE USE OFFORCE

Room: Hilton, Franciscan CCo-sponsored by DIVISION 37: PUBLIC OPINION

26.27 COALITIONS AT WAR Thu 4:15 pmRoom: Hilton, Golden Gate 7

Co-sponsored by DIVISION 21: CONFLICT PROCESSES


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45.27 COERCION IN INTERNATIONAL Fri 9:30 amRELATIONS

Room: Hilton, Powell RoomCo-sponsored by DIVISION 20: FOREIGN POLICY

65.18 CONFLICT AND COOPERATION: Fri 4:30 pmDOMESTIC ANDINTERNATIONALPERSPECTIVES

Room: Hilton, Golden Gate 451.21 CREDIBILITY, REPUTATION, Fri 11:30 am

AND RESOLVERoom: Nikko, Mendocino I

Co-sponsored by DIVISION 21: CONFLICT PROCESSES

22.36 DEADLY THREATS/CHANGING Thu 2:00 pmTHE WORLD: TERRORISM &HUMAN RIGHTS IN THEGLOBAL ARENA

Room: Hilton, Golden Gate 5Co-sponsored by DIVISION 19: INTERNATIONALSECURITY AND ARMS CONTROLCo-sponsored by DIVISION 20: FOREIGN POLICYCo-sponsored by DIVISION 21: CONFLICT PROCESSES

39.28 DOMESTIC POLITICS AND Fri 7:30 amINTERNATIONAL CONFLICT

Room: Hilton, Van Ness RoomCo-sponsored by DIVISION 19: INTERNATIONALSECURITY AND ARMS CONTROLCo-sponsored by DIVISION 20: FOREIGN POLICY

60.18 DYNAMICS OF MILITANT Fri 2:30 pmORGANIZATIONS


81.26 ECONOMICS AND Sat 8:00 amINTERNATIONAL SECURITY

Room: Nikko, Mendocino ICo-sponsored by DIVISION 16: INTERNATIONALPOLITICAL ECONOMY

86.23 EMOTION, PSYCHOLOGY, AND Sat 10:15 amCONFLICT

Room: Hilton, Golden Gate 3Co-sponsored by DIVISION 5: POLITICALPSYCHOLOGY

86.24 EMPIRICAL ANALYSES OF Sat 10:15 amFOREIGN POLICY CRISISBEHAVIOR

Room: Hilton, Powell RoomCo-sponsored by DIVISION 21: CONFLICT PROCESSES

17.50 ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS, Thu 10:15 amRISK, AND NATURALDISASTERS

Room: Hilton, Union Square 19 & 20Co-sponsored by DIVISION 39: SCIENCE,TECHNOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL POLITICS

91.31 INSURGENCIES IN Sat 2:00 pmCOMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE:AFRICAN AND CROSS-REGIONAL EVIDENCE


65.20 INTERNATIONAL POLITICS AND Fri 4:30 pmTHE DOMESTIC POLITICALBARGAIN

Room: Hilton, Golden Gate 2Co-sponsored by DIVISION 21: CONFLICT PROCESSES


96.18 INTERVENTION POLITICS Sat 4:15 pmRoom: Hilton, Powell Room

Co-sponsored by DIVISION 20: FOREIGN POLICY

106.25 LEARNING IN INTERNATIONAL Sun 8:00 amSECURITY


109.17 NEW WAYS OF WAR: DRONES, Sun 10:15 amROBOTS, AND UNMANNED

WEAPONSRoom: Hilton, Continental Parlor 9

39.25 NUCLEAR POLITICS AND Fri 7:30 amPROLIFERATION


26.25 NUCLEAR PROLIFERATION: Thu 4:15 pmDIVERSE ACTORS ANDSTRATEGIES RECONSIDERED


17.31 NUCLEAR STABILITY AND Thu 10:15 amDETERRENCE


17.26 POSTER SESSION I: POSTER Thu 10:15 amSESSION: INTERNATIONALSECURITY


39.26 POWER SHIFTS IN WAR AND Fri 7:30 amPEACE: NEW THEORETICALAND EMPIRICAL INSIGHTS


22.33 PUBLIC OPINION AND WAR Thu 2:00 pmRoom: Hilton, Imperial B


96.19 RECONSIDERING RATIONALIST Sat 4:15 pmAPPROACHES TO WAR

Room: Hilton, Union Square 1 & 2Co-sponsored by DIVISION 21: CONFLICT PROCESSES

51.22 RETHINKING THE U.S. GRAND Fri 11:30 amSTRATEGY DEBATE


45.28 STRATEGIES AND DYNAMICS Fri 9:30 amOF SUBNATIONAL CONFLICT


60.19 THE CHINA PUZZLE IN Fri 2:30 pmINTERNATIONAL SECURITY


81.27 THE DYNAMICS OF RISE AND Sat 8:00 am

DECLINERoom: Hilton, Van Ness Room

11.28 U.S. DOMESTIC POLITICS AND Thu 8:00 amTHE USE OF FORCE


107.6 U.S.-RUSSIAN RELATIONS: IS Sun 8:00 amTHERE A WAY OUT OF THEDEAD-END?

Room: Hilton, Imperial BCo-sponsored by Russian Politics Group


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63.3 WOMEN AND CHILDREN AND Fri 4:30 pmVIOLENT EXTREMISM:VICTIMS TO VICTIMIZERS?


DIVISION 19: INTERNATIONALSECURITY AND ARMS CONTROL

Division David H. Sacko, U.S. Air Force AcademyChair:

11.29 A DISINTEGRATING WEST AND Thu 8:00 amTHE FUTURE OF THEINTERNATIONAL SYSTEM?


45.29 ASSESSING AND IMPROVING Fri 9:30 amTHE QUALITY OFINTELLIGENCE ANALYSIS



Room: Hilton, Union Square 21Co-sponsored by DIVISION 18: INTERNATIONALSECURITYCo-sponsored by DIVISION 20: FOREIGN POLICYCo-sponsored by DIVISION 21: CONFLICT PROCESSES

39.27 CHINA'S ECONOMIC Fri 7:30 amSTATECRAFT AND SECURITY




SECURITYCo-sponsored by DIVISION 20: FOREIGN POLICYCo-sponsored by DIVISION 21: CONFLICT PROCESSES

17.32 DIVERSE APPROACHES TO Thu 10:15 amNUCLEAR PROLIFERATION


81.28 DIVERSITIES RECONSIDERED: Sat 8:00 amARMS CONTROL IN THE 21STCENTURY



Room: Hilton, Van Ness RoomCo-sponsored by DIVISION 18: INTERNATIONAL

SECURITYCo-sponsored by DIVISION 20: FOREIGN POLICY

22.34 DRONES IN THEORY AND Thu 2:00 pmPRACTICE


60.20 INTERNATIONAL POLITICS AND Fri 2:30 pm"UNMAKING THE BOMB: AFISSILE MATERIAL APPROACH

Room: Parc 55, Powell II


17.27 POSTER SESSION I: POSTER Thu 10:15 amSESSION: INTERNATIONALSECURITY AND ARMSCONTROL


96.20 ROUNDTABLE ON NUNO P. Sat 4:15 pmMONTEIRO’S “THEORY OFUNIPOLAR POLITICS”

Room: Parc 55, Powell II106.26 THE CONTINUING BALANCE OF Sun 8:00 am

POWERRoom: Parc 55, Powell I

96.21 THE FUTURE OF U.S. GRAND Sat 4:15 pmSTRATEGY: NEWVULNERABILITIES, NEWTOOLS, NEW THREATS?


109.18 U.S.-CHINA NUCLEAR Sun 10:15 amRELATIONS AND THE FUTUREOF EAST ASIAN SECURITY


DIVISION 20: FOREIGN POLICYDivision Brian Lai, University of IowaChair:

45.30 ADVANCES IN FOREIGN POLICY Fri 9:30 amROLE THEORY


11.30 ASSESSING UNCERTAINTY IN Thu 8:00 amFOREIGN POLICY DECISIONMAKING


17.30 AUTHOR MEETS CRITICS: Thu 10:15 amBARTHOLOMEW SPARROW’S"THE STRATEGIST"

Room: Hilton, Franciscan DCo-sponsored by DIVISION 18: INTERNATIONALSECURITY


Room: Hilton, Union Square 21Co-sponsored by DIVISION 18: INTERNATIONALSECURITYCo-sponsored by DIVISION 19: INTERNATIONALSECURITY AND ARMS CONTROLCo-sponsored by DIVISION 21: CONFLICT PROCESSES

22.35 CHINA'S FOREIGN POLICY AND Thu 2:00 pm

RELATIONS WITH THE WORLDRoom: Hilton, Continental Parlor 7Co-sponsored by DIVISION 12: COMPARATIVEPOLITICS OF DEVELOPING COUNTRIES

45.27 COERCION IN INTERNATIONAL Fri 9:30 amRELATIONS

Room: Hilton, Powell RoomCo-sponsored by DIVISION 18: INTERNATIONALSECURITY


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Room: Hilton, Golden Gate 5Co-sponsored by DIVISION 18: INTERNATIONALSECURITYCo-sponsored by DIVISION 19: INTERNATIONALSECURITY AND ARMS CONTROL

Co-sponsored by DIVISION 21: CONFLICT PROCESSES26.26 DOMESTIC INSTITUTIONS AND Thu 4:15 pm

FOREIGN POLICYRoom: Hilton, Union Square 22

96.22 DOMESTIC POLITICS AND Sat 4:15 pmAMERICAN FOREIGN POLICY:SAILING THE WATER'S EDGE



Room: Hilton, Van Ness RoomCo-sponsored by DIVISION 18: INTERNATIONALSECURITYCo-sponsored by DIVISION 19: INTERNATIONALSECURITY AND ARMS CONTROL

60.21 ECONOMIC DIPLOMACY: THE Fri 2:30 pmEFFECT OF AID, SANCTIONS,AND TRADE

Room: Hilton, Golden Gate 2Co-sponsored by DIVISION 16: INTERNATIONALPOLITICAL ECONOMY

51.23 ELITE FOREIGN POLICY Fri 11:30 amDECISION MAKING


106.27 EXAMINING COUNTER- Sun 8:00 amTERRORISM AND INSURGENCYPOLICIES

Room: Hilton, Union Square 19 & 20109.19 EXAMINING PUBLIC OPINION Sun 10:15 am

ON FOREIGN POLICYRoom: Hilton, Union Square 25


11.31 FOREIGN POLICY OF MIDDLE Thu 8:00 amEAST STATES

Room: Hilton, Union Square 21Co-sponsored by DIVISION 12: COMPARATIVEPOLITICS OF DEVELOPING COUNTRIES

39.29 GRAND STRATEGY OF GLOBAL Fri 7:30 amAND REGIONAL POWERS


96.18 INTERVENTION POLITICS Sat 4:15 pmRoom: Hilton, Powell RoomCo-sponsored by DIVISION 18: INTERNATIONALSECURITY

51.40 ISRAEL AND PALESTINE: Fri 11:30 amALTERNATIVE PERSPECTIVESON STATEHOOD

Room: Hilton, Union Square 25Co-sponsored by Conference Group on the Middle EastCo-sponsored by DIVISION 11: COMPARATIVEPOLITICSCo-sponsored by DIVISION 42: NEW POLITICALSCIENCE


17.33 POLITICS OF FOREIGN AID Thu 10:15 amRoom: Nikko, Monterey I

17.28 POSTER SESSION I: POSTER Thu 10:15 amSESSION: FOREIGN POLICY


91.36 PRESIDENTIAL FOREIGN Sat 2:00 pmPOLICY LEADERSHIP: LEGALAND RHETORICAL RESOURCES

Room: Hilton, Lombard RoomCo-sponsored by DIVISION 23: PRESIDENTS ANDEXECUTIVE POLITICS

51.22 RETHINKING THE U.S. GRAND Fri 11:30 amSTRATEGY DEBATE

Room: Hilton, Continental Parlor 9Co-sponsored by DIVISION 18: INTERNATIONALSECURITY

81.30 THE DOMESTIC POLITICS OF Sat 8:00 amCHINESE FOREIGN POLICY

Room: Hilton, Continental Parlor 3Co-sponsored by DIVISION 12: COMPARATIVEPOLITICS OF DEVELOPING COUNTRIES

65.19 THE EFFECT OF INCLUSION Fri 4:30 pmAND EXCLUSION ON FOREIGNPOLICY ATTITUDES

Room: Hilton, Golden Gate 1Co-sponsored by DIVISION 5: POLITICALPSYCHOLOGY

DIVISION 21: CONFLICT PROCESSESDivision Kathleen Gallagher Cunningham, University of Maryland,Chair: College Park

Scott Wolford, University of Texas

11.32 ACCOUNTING FOR CRIMINAL Thu 8:00 amCIVIL WARS: NEW CONFLICTSFOR A MULTI-POLAR WORLD?


22.32 BARGAINING, CRISES, AND Thu 2:00 pmWAR


45.31 BEYOND THE STATE: THE Fri 9:30 amMICRO-DYNAMICS OF AID ANDCONFLICT


17.34 BORDERS, GEOGRAPHY, AND Thu 10:15 amCONFLICT IN SPACE



Room: Hilton, Union Square 21Co-sponsored by DIVISION 18: INTERNATIONALSECURITYCo-sponsored by DIVISION 19: INTERNATIONALSECURITY AND ARMS CONTROLCo-sponsored by DIVISION 20: FOREIGN POLICY

51.24 CIVIL-MILITARY RELATIONS AS Fri 11:30 amA CAUSE AND RESULT OFCONFLICT



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22.37 CIVILIAN MOBILIZATION AND Thu 2:00 pm(NON)VIOLENCE IN CIVIL WAR

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