WPSA 2024 Annual Conference Program

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SPECIAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

WESTERN POLITICAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION OFFICERS

ANTI-HARASSMENT POLICY

WESTERN POLITICAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION COMMITTEES

ANNUAL AWARDS AND AWARD SUBMISSION DEADLINES

WPSA 2024 AWARD RECIPIENTS

CALL FOR PAPERS 2025 MEETING

ELSA FAVILA TRAVEL AWARD

FEATURED SPEAKERS

MEETINGS AND EVENTS

2024 EXHIBITORS

LOCAL GUIDE

PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOPS

MINI-CONFERENCES

AUTHOR MEETS CRITICS PANELS

ROUNDTABLES

SCHEDULE OF PANELS BY SECTION - DAILY SCHEDULE OF PANELS

Welcome!

On behalf of Simon Fraser University, we would like to acknowledge that we are gathered for this conference on the traditional, ancestral, and unseeded territories of the Musqueam, Squamish and Tsleil-Waututh peoples. Welcome to Vancouver!

We hope this year’s conference offers an opportunity for you to develop new insights and understandings. As you meet new colleagues and catchup with old ones, be sure to take some time to enjoy all that Vancity has to offer. Consistently ranked as one of the top three most livable cities in the world with its unique blend of urban living and outdoor activities, Vancouver has something for everyone.

Today, metro Vancouver boasts a population of nearly 3 million people, and we are among the most ethnically and linguistically diverse cities in the world. Indeed, more than 45 percent of our residents are foreign born, ranking us behind only Dubai, Brussels, and Toronto, while 52 percent of us speak a first language other than English.

If you have time to explore a part of this cultural heritage, consider walking to China Town where you can see the Dr. Sun Yat Sen garden (a beautiful walled traditional Chinese garden) and visit the city’s newest museum – the Chinese Canadian Museum. Or, enjoy the breathtaking work of First Nations artist Bill Reid at the Bill Reid Gallery on Hornby street. More exciting opportunities to get to know our city are listed in the Attractions and Activities section below. The New York Times wrote up a guide to Vancouver in 36 hours that is also worth consulting.

As the city that gave birth to the Greenpeace movement, Vancouver now aspires to become the greenest city in the world. As you will see during your visit, it is well on its way! It has ample green spaces and community gardens, a dense network of bike lanes to get around the city, and a Mobi bike share around every corner. We have over 240 parks and beaches run by the Vancouver Park Board. Stanley Park, located in the West Side, is known worldwide for its 400-hectare rainforest and seawall. The park is just a 30-minute walk from the conference hotel along the seawall, and encapsulates Vancouver’s vision of urban living and respect for nature. Be sure to take a walk to Stanley Park where you will find beaches, the Stanley Park Totem Poles, and the Aquarium.

Vancouver is also a global city. To promote international relationships, Vancouver has partnered with five sister cities: Odessa, Yokohama, Edinburgh, Guangzhou, and Los Angeles. These partnerships focus on sharing information, educational exchange, and economic development.

We hope you enjoy the conference, as well as your time in Vancouver.

Aaron Hoffman & Steven Weldon, Simon Fraser University 2024 Local Arrangements Chairs

SPECIAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Welcome to Vancouver, and the 77th Annual Meeting of the Western Political Science Association. As the 2024 WPSA program chair, I would like to extend my thanks to all of our members, volunteers, and staff for making our meeting in Vancouver a success. Building on the enormously successful conference last year in San Francisco, California, we return to Vancouver, to celebrate another year together in person. We could not have put together this outstanding program without the support and hard work by the 41 section chairs or co-chairs, and organizers for the pre-conference workshops and mini-conferences. I extend my appreciation and thanks to all of you who have helped make this conference possible.

As we have returned to a more “normal” conference experience with in person participation, we are delighted to offer over 240 panels and over 750 confirmed participants in the meeting program. We have fortunately returned to a number of panels in our program approximating our pre-COVID experience. As we have done in the past, we continue this year with an increase in our pre-conference workshops including: Feminist Theory, Latina/o politics, Environmental Political Theory, Interpretive Methods, as well as Diversity and Inclusion in Social Movements. We are also excited to expand the number of mini-conferences including: Asian Pacific American Politics, Collaborative Multiracial PostElection Survey (CMPS) Scholars Research Network, Community College, and Undemocratic Politics.

Under the Program Chair’s section, “Political Backlash and Its Consequences,” we have highlighted multiple panels/roundtable which elaborate on the conference theme and represent just a small sampling of our impressive lineup of panels including: “CMPS Mini-Conference (Friday, March 29, 08:00PM - 05:00PM, Regency F); “Beyond Cruelty: Envisioning Abundance in Dark Times” (Friday, March 29 10:00AM-11:45AM, Seymour); “Native American Politics and Perceptions” (Friday, March 29 01:15PM-03:00PM, Seymour); “Meet-the-Editors” (Friday, March 29, 03:15PM - 05:00PM, Prince of Wales) and “A Global Approach to the Intersections of Migration and Race” (Saturday, March 30 10:00AM-11:45AM, English Bay).

Please mark your schedules for our three Featured Speakers at WPSA 2024. APSA President Mark Warren (University of British Columbia) will address our association on Thursday, March 28, from 12:00PM-1:00PM in the English Bay room. Warren’s talk is titled, “Democratic Innovations and Representative Democracies.” On Friday, March 29, Unite Here! Local 40 President Zalida Chan will discuss the hotel labor dispute in Vancouver, from 12:00PM-1:00PM in the English Bay room. The WPSA Keynote Talk will be given by the Honorable Jody Wilson-Raybould, the former Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada, and a leader among Canada’s Indigenous Peoples. The Keynote Talk will be held Friday, March 29, from 6:00PM-6:30PM in Regency A, prior to the WPSA Main Reception at 6:30PM in Perspectives room. The Keynote Talk is underwritten by a generous donation from Simon Fraser University. All conference attendees are invited and encouraged to attend.

We would like to thank our local arrangements team, Steven Weldon and Aaron Hoffman from Simon Fraser University (SFU), for providing help in organizing the conference and putting together an excellent guide of the area with suggestions for dining and entertainment. A special thank you to Laurel Weldon, Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences as well as the Department of Political Science at Simon Fraser University. We wish to thank the University of California, Los Angeles’s Ralph J. Bunche Center for African American Studies, the Center for the Study of Race, Ethnicity and Politics, the Department of Political Science. Lastly, we want to thank the universities and individual departments who helped to provide amazing undergraduate and graduate student volunteers for the conference: Simon Fraser University and University of California, Los Angeles.

Thank you to President Jason Casellas, for his efforts to ensure our conference continues to be inclusive and inviting to as many members as possible. I would also like to offer my special thanks to Executive Director Richard Clucas, Conference and Membership Coordinator Julio Castilleja, Graduate Research Associate Samyu Comandur, and Web Tech Support Larry Tunseth, whose immeasurable organization, thoughtfulness and support of our association and annual meeting helped everything run smoothly.

Thank you for the opportunity to serve as the 2024 Program Chair. Enjoy the annual meeting and your visit to Vancouver!

2024 Program Chair

Lorrie Frasure

University of California, Los Angeles

WESTERN POLITICAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION OFFICERS

President - Jason Casellas, University of Houston

Vice-President/ Program Chair - Lorrie Frasure, University of California, Los Angeles

Vice President-Elect - Tony Affigne, Providence College

Recording Secretary - Ivy Cargile, California State University Bakersfield

Treasurer - Natalie Masuoka, University of California, Los Angeles

Executive Director - Richard Clucas, Portland State University

Regional Councilmembers:

Fred Smoller, Chapman University (2025)

Char Miller, George Mason University (2025)

Sean Parson, Northern Arizona University (2025)

Michaele L. Ferguson, University of Colorado (2025)

Ron Hayduk, San Francisco State University (2026)

Anand Commissiong, California State University, Long Beach (2026)

LaDella Levy, College of Southern Nevada (2026)

Yalidy Matos, Rutgers University (2026)

Marcela Garcia-Casteneda, San Francisco State University (2027)

Gabriel Magni, Loyola Marymount University (2027)

Mina Suk, Arizona State University (2027)

Brian Calfano, University of Cincinnati (2027)

Ex Officio Members:

Tony Smith, University of California, Irvine

Tony Carey, University of Pittsburgh

Regina Branton, University of North Carolina-Charlotte

Claudio Holzner, University of Utah

Pei-te Lien, University of California, Santa Barbara

Anti-Harassment Policy

1. Purpose

The Western Political Science Association was created for the purposes of promoting the study and teaching of government and politics, to foster research, and to facilitate the discussion of public affairs. The Association promotes these purposes in the spirit of free inquiry and free expression. The primary event in which WPSA members gather at the Association’s annual conference. Harassment of colleagues, students, or other participants at the conference, or at any other WPSA-sponsored event or forum, undermines the principle of equity at the heart of the Association’s principles and is inconsistent with the principles of free inquiry and free expression. Consequently, harassment is considered by the WPSA to be a serious form of professional misconduct.

The WPSA is committed to providing a safe and welcoming conference environment for all participants, regardless of race, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, ability, ethnicity, socioeconomic status, age, or religion.

“Participant” in this policy refers to anyone present at or directly involved inWPSA meetings, including staff, contractors, vendors, exhibitors, venue staff, WPSA members, and all other attendees.

2. Expected Behavior

All participants at WPSA meetings are expected to abide by this Anti-Harassment Policy in all meeting venues including ancillary events and official and unofficial social gatherings.

• Abide by the norms of professional respect that are necessary to promote the conditions for free academic interchange;

• If you witness potential harm to a conference participant, be proactive in helping to mitigate or avoid that harm;

• Alert conference or security personnel if you see a situation in which someone might be in imminent physical danger.

3. Unacceptable Behavior

Unacceptable behaviors include:

• persistent and unwelcome solicitation of emotional or physical intimacy; accompanied by real or implied threat of professional harm;

• intimidating, harassing, abusive, derogatory, or demeaning speech or actions by any participant in an WPSA meeting and/or at any related event;

• prejudicial actions or comments related to race, gender, sexual orientation, religion, ability, ethnicity, socioeconomic status, age, or religion that coerce others, foment broad hostility, or otherwise undermine professional equity or the principles of free academic exchange;

• deliberate intimidation, stalking or following;

• harassing photography or recording;

• sustained disruption of talks or other events;

• physical assault (including unwelcome touch or groping);

• real or implied threat of physical harm.

COMMITTEES: WESTERN POLITICAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION

Committee on Nominations

Chair: Valerie Martinez (2022-2024)

University of Northern Texas

Members:

Angel Saavedra Cisneros (2023-2025) Bowdoin College

Darin Dewitt (2023-2025) CSULB

Scott Siegel (2022-2024) San Francisco State University

Elsa Diaz (council liaison, 2022-2024) Pike’s Peak Community College

Committee on Publications

Chair: Brent Boyea (2022-2024) University of Texas, Arlington

Members:

Michaele Ferguson (2023-2025) U of Colorado Boulder

Equity and Access Taskforce

Chair: Jane Junn (2021-2023) University of Southern California

Members:

Fan Lu (2022-2025) Queens University

Natasha Altema McNeely (2022-2025) UTexas Rio Grande Valley

Hajer Al-Faham (2021-2023) University of Pennsylvania

Kenneth Fernandez (2021-2024) College of Southern Nevada

Zein Murib Fordham University

Kathryn Perkins (2022-2025) CSU-Long Beach

Social Media Committee

Chair: Meredith Conroy California State University, San Bernardino

Members:

Mario Guerrero Cal Poly, Pomona

Virtual Community Program Committee

Chair: Mark Brown California State University, Sacramento

Members:

Ron Amit ASU

Jamie Mayerfeld (2020-2024) Univ of Washington

Maria Struble Western Colorado University

Climate Action Committee

The Western Political Science Association has formed a Climate Action Committee to generate proposals for reducing the association’s contributions to climate change.

Chair: Kathryn Harrison (2021-2024) University of British Columbia

Members:

Katherine Lawless (2023-2026) Huron University

Caleb Goltz (2022-2024) St. Thomas University

Althea Sircar (2021-2024) University of Redlands

Chris Crews (2020-2024) California State University Chico

Jamie Mayerfeld (2020-2024) Univ of Washington

Paasha Mahdavi (2022-2025) UC Santa Barbara

Emily Ray (2020-2024) Sonoma State University

Mark Brown (2021-2024) California State University, Sacramento

June Ann Jones (2022-2024) Virginia Tech

Committee on the Status of Asian Pacific Americans

Chair: Fan Lu (2022-2025) Queens University

Members:

Nhat-Dang Do (2023-2026) Trinity College

Yeaji Kim (2020-2023) Cal State Dominguez Hills

Dennis Weng (2021-2024) Sam Houston State University

Sangay Mishra (2021-2024) Drew University

Committee on the Status of Blacks in the Profession

Chair: Natasha Altema McNeely (2022-2025) University of Texas, Rio Grande Valley

Members:

LaGina Gause (2021-2024) University of California, San Diego

Jacob Grumbach (2022-2025) University of Washington

Chris Towler (2021-2024) CSU Sacramento

Christine Slaughter (2023-2026) Boston University

Committee on the Status of Latinas/os in the Profession

Chair: Kenneth Fernandez (2021-2024) College of Southern Nevada

Members:

Marcel Roman (2023-2026) UT Austin

Maricruz Osorio (2023-2026) Bentley

Christopher Olds (2022-2025) Fort Hays State University

Monica Lombana (2021-2024) Edmonds College

Committee on the Status of Women in the Profession

Chair: Kathryn Perkins (2022-2025) CSU-Long Beach

Members:

Joyce Ejukonemu (2023-2026) Federal College of Education

Sara Angevine (2020-2026) Whittier College

Sarah Gershon (2022-2025) Georgia State University

Loan Le (2021-2024) Institute for Good Government and Inclusion

Community College Committee

Co-Chair: Rogelio Garcia (2023-2026) East Los Angeles College

Co-Chair: La Della Levy (2023-2026) College of Southern Nevada

Members:

Dino Bozonelos (2023-2025) Victor Valley College

Tony Wohlers (2023-2026) Harford Community College

Kelly Velasquez (2021-2024) East Los Angeles College

First Generation Scholars Committee

Chair: Hajer Al-Faham (2021-2023) University of Pennsylvania

Members:

Jonathan Benjamin Alvarado (2020-2023) University of Nebraska, Omaha

Grace Howard (2023-2026) SFSU

Mary Anne Mendoza (2022-2025) Cal Polytechnic University, Pomona

Bianca Rubalcava (2022-2025) University of California, Irvine

Chair: Zein Murib Fordham University

Queer Status Committee

Members:

TBA

TBA

Asian Pacific Americans and Politics Best Paper Award Committee

For an outstanding paper discussing issues and problems that concern Asian Pacific Americans. ($250 award)

Chair: Fan Lu (2022-2025) Queens University

Members:

Nhat-Dang Do (2023-2026) Trinity College

Yeaji Kim (2020-2023) Cal State Dominguez Hills

Dennis Weng (2021-2024) Sam Houston State University

Sangay Mishra (2021-2024) Drew University

Betty Moulds Lifetime Service Award

Chair: Gary Segura UCLA

Members:

Jessica Lavariega Monforti California State University, Channel Islands

John Meyer Cal Poly Humboldt

Betty Nesvold Women and Politics Award

Chair: Kathryn Perkins (2022-2025) CSU-Long Beach

Members:

Joyce Ejukonemu (2023-2026) Federal College of Education

Sara Angevine (2020-2026) Whittier College

Sarah Gershon (2022-2025) Georgia State University

Loan Le (2021-2024) Institute for Good Government and Inclusion

Blacks and Politics Best Paper Award

Chair: Natasha Altema McNeely (2022-2025) University of Texas, Rio Grande Valley

Members:

LaGina Gause (2021-2024) University of California, San Diego

Jacob Grumbach (2022-2025) University of Washington

Chris Towler (2021-2024) CSU Sacramento

Christine Slaughter (2023-2026) Boston University

Charles Redd Politics of the American West Award

Chair: Diego Esparza University of North Texas

Members:

Nicole Tuteur University of Hawaii

Isaac Hale Occidental College

Clay Morgan Award

Chair: TBA

Members:

TBA

TBA

Dissertation Award

For the best doctoral dissertation completed at a university within the regional groupings of the WPSA between July 1 and June 30 of the previous academic year. ($250 award)

Deadline: October 15, 2024

Chair: Kathy Walker University of Saskatchewan

Members:

Kayla Canelo UT Arlington

Nancy Bays Arrington Cal Poly San Luis Obispo

Don Nakanishi Award Committee

Chair: Pei-te Lien UCSB

Members:

Tanika Raychaudhuri Univ of Houston

Nicole Filler Univ of Massachusetts-Boston

Environmental Political Theory Award

Chair: Franziska Strack University of Cambridge

Members:

Kellan Anfinson University of South Florida

Katharine Farrell Universidad del Rosario

Latino/Latina Politics Best Paper Award

Chair: Kenneth Fernandez (2021-2024) College of Southern Nevada

Members:

Marcel Roman (2023-2026) UT Austin

Maricruz Osorio (2023-2026) Bentley

Christopher Olds (2022-2025) Fort Hays State University

Monica Lombana (2021-2024) Edmonds College

PGI Award

Chair: Jennifer Hayes Clark University of Houston

Members:

Jamil Scott Georgetown University

Ngoc Phan Hawaii Pacific University

WPSA Best Paper Award

Chair: David L. Leal UT Austin

Members:

Amy Mazur Washington State University

TBA

PRQ Award

The Political Research Quarterly Best Article Award. This award is given for the best article published by the PRQ during the prior calendar year. ($1000 award)

Chair: David Cortez University of Notre Dame

Members:

Jennifer Garcia Oberlin College

Chris Stout Oregon State

William E. Connolly Award (Political Theory)

Chair: Char Roone Miller George Masón

Members:

Stephanie Erev

Marius Grove University of Hawaii

ANNUAL AWARDS AND AWARD SUBMISSION DEADLINES

At the 2024 Annual Meeting, the Association anticipates the following fourteen awards provided through the WPSA, the Political Research Quarterly, and the Politics Groups and Identities journals:

The Asian Pacific Americans and Politics Best Paper Award: for the best paper on Asian Pacific Americans presented at the 2023 WPSA meeting. ($250 award)

The Betty Moulds Lifetime Service Award: This award was created to honor the contribution made by Betty Moulds to the WPSA. Moulds had an extraordinary impact on the association during her 25 years as its chief administrator. The Association would not enjoy the success that it has today without the efforts she made during all her years of service. The award is given to an individual who has made a long history of service and an extraordinary contribution to the WPSA.

The Betty Nesvold Women and Politics Award: For the best paper on women and politics presented at the previous Annual Meeting of the WPSA. ($250 award)

Blacks and Politics Award: This award, given out by the Committee on the Status of Blacks in the Profession, is for an outstanding paper discussing issues and problems that concern most Black Americans. ($250 award)

Charles Redd Award for Best Paper on the Politics of the American West: an award offered jointly by the WPSA and the Charles Redd Center for Western Studies of Brigham Young University for the best paper on the politics of the American West presented at the previous Convention of the WPSA. Papers may cover a broad range of topics--governance, policy, culture, politics and may compare the West to other regions. ($250 award)

Clay Morgan Award for Best Book in Environmental Political Theory: The purpose of this award is to recognize outstanding scholarship, published in a book-length monograph, which utilizes the resources, literatures, and approaches of the field of political theory to address intersections between contemporary or historical environmental challenges on the one hand and the philosophical and ideological concepts, principles, and debates animating political life on the other. While the focus of the award is on political theory, we welcome books that make a contribution to the field from related disciplines – including, but not limited to, anthropology, environmental humanities, ethnic studies, geography, indigenous studies, philosophy, political economy, science and technology studies, or sociology.

Dissertation Award: For the best doctoral dissertation completed at a university within the regional groupings of the WPSA between July 1 and June 30 of the previous academic year. ($250 award)

Don T. Nakanishi Award for Distinguished Scholarship and Service in Asian Pacific American Politics: This annual award will recognize outstanding scholarship or service advancing the

understanding or practice of Asian Pacific American politics. The recipient will be someone who has made a significant contribution to the understanding of Asian Pacific American politics (scholarship that examines more than one ethnoracial group is also eligible), or whose professional work has made a substantial contribution to the practice of Asian Pacific American politics.

Environmental Political Theory Best Paper Award: for the best paper in environmental political theory presented at the annual WPSA meeting. ($250 award).

Latina/Latino Politics Best Paper Award: For an outstanding paper on Latina/Latino politics and its relative aspects. ($250 award)

The Politics, Groups, and Identities Best Article Award: This award is given for the best article published by the PGI during the prior calendar year. ($500 award)

The Political Research Quarterly Best Article Award: This award is given for the best article published by the PRQ during the prior calendar year. ($1000 award)

William E. Connolly Award: This annual award is for the best political theory paper in contemporary democratic thought, whether recognizing daring and innovative work by a young scholar or a bold new line of inquiry by an established scholar. It is named after William E. Connolly, world renowned political theorist, revered teacher and mentor, and long-time WPSA member.

WPSA Best Paper Award: For the best paper presented at the previous WPSA annual meeting. ($500 award)

Where to Submit.

Please send award submission to the individuals listed below by the deadline noted. No previously published material may be submitted.

Betty Nesvold Women and Politics Award

Chair: Loan Le - Institute for Good Government and Inclusion

Deadline: June 15, 2024

Blacks and Politics Best Paper Award

Chair: Debra Thompson - McGill University

Deadline: June 15, 2024

Charles Redd Politics of the American West Award

Chair: Sanghee Park - Boise State University

Deadline: June 15, 2024

Clay Morgan Book Award:

Chair: TBA

Deadline: August 1, 2024

Dissertation Award:

Chair: Rachel Brown - Washington University, St. Louis

Deadline: October 15, 2024

Don T. Nakanishi Award for Distinguished Scholarship and Service in Asian Pacific American Politics:

Chair: Janelle Wong - University of Maryland

Deadline: June 15, 2024

Environmental Political Theory Award

Chair: Gwen Ottinger - Drexel University

Deadline: June 15, 2024

Latino/Latina Politics Best Paper Award

Chair: Christopher Olds - Fort Hays State University

Deadline: June 15, 2024

WPSA Best Paper Award

Chair: Young-Im Lee - California State University, Sacramento

Deadline: June 15, 2024

William E. Connolly Award (Political Theory)

Chair: Steven Johnston - University of Utah

Deadline: June 15, 2024

Political Research Quarterly Best Article Award:

Chair: Jordan Carr Peterson - North Carolina State University

Politics, Groups and Identities Best Article Award:

Chair: Jane Junn - University of Southern California

WPSA 2024 AWARD RECIPIENTS

The 2024 awards will be presented at the Joint Awards Reception on Thursday, March 28. The reception is scheduled to be held in the English Bay of the Hyatt Regency Vancouver from 6 to 9 pm.

BETTY MOULDS LIFETIME SERVICE AWARD

The Betty Moulds Lifetime Service Award was created in 2015-16 to honor the remarkable contributions of the longtime Executive Director of WPSA, Betty Moulds. This year the members of the Betty Moulds Lifetime Service Award Selection Committee are delighted to announce that this year’s awardee is …

Pei-te Lien

WPSA President, 2022-2023

Professor, University of California Santa Barbara

Among her myriad of contributions to the association, Professor Lien championed the creation of the WPSA Committee on the Status of Asian Pacific Americans in the Profession, as well as the Don Nakanishi Award. She served as Vice-President and Program Chair in the year prior to serving as president. In that role, she oversaw the planning and implementation of the Association’s 75th Anniversary Celebration in addition to her regular duties in organizing the conference. She had previously served on the WPSA Executive council, was co-Program Chair for the APSA Meeting in 2022, was instrumental in the founding of the Race Ethnicity and Politics (REP) Section of APSA, has served on status-committees dedicated to Asian Americans/Pacific Islanders and First Generation Americans, and played a key role in launching the Elsa Favila Travel Grant Program.

Professor Lien’s intellectual career is one of path-breaking contributions to the fields of opinion, representation, and political behavior and she was among the founders of the quantitative study of Asian American Politics. She has published broadly on Asian Americans and the intersection of race, gender, and immigrant status. Her most recent book Contesting the Last Frontier: Race, Gender, Ethnicity, and Political Representation of Asian Americans was published by Oxford University Press in 2022.

The Committee congratulates Professor Lien and thanks her for a career of distinguished service.

BEST PAPER IN ASIAN PACIFIC AMERICAN POLITICS ($250)

To: Sonya Chen, Princeton University and Stephanie Chan, Lafayette College Paper title: “Mobilizing the Racial In-Between: The Impact of Discrimination on Asian-American Coalition Building”

BETTY NESVOLD WOMEN AND POLITICS AWARD ($250)

To: Elizabeth Good, Harvard Kennedy School

Paper title: “The Room Where It Happens: Women’s Representation in Comprehensive Peace Negotiations”

BLACKS AND POLITICS AWARD ($250)

To: Chelsea Jones, Brennan Center for Justice

Paper title: “Taking Back the Ballot: Black Socio-cultural Institutions and the Contemporary Fight Against Voter Suppression”

CHARLES REDD AWARD FOR BEST PAPER ON THE POLITICS OF THE AMERICAN WEST ($250)

To: Muhammad Usman Amin Siddiqi, Oregon State University; and Erika Allen Wolters, Oregon State University

Paper title: “Group Identities and Divide in Public Preferences for Energy and Water Resource Management Policy Approaches in the American West”

CLAY MORGAN AWARD FOR BEST BOOK IN ENVIRONMENTAL POLITICAL THEORY

To: Irus Braverman, State University of New York at Buffalo

Book title: Settling Nature: The Conservation Regime in Palestine-Israel

DISSERTATION AWARD ($250)

To: Tongtong Zhang, Stanford University

For dissertation completed at Stanford University: Whose Voice Matters? Conformists, NonConformists, And Responsiveness in China

DON T. NAKANISHI AWARD FOR DISTINGUISHED SCHOLARSHIP AND SERVICE IN ASIAN PACIFIC AMERICAN POLITICS

To: Andrew Aoki, Augsburg University

Recognizing him for his lifelong dedication, pioneering vision, and outstanding leadership in helping establish and advance the field of research and teaching of Asian American politics.

ENVIRONMENTAL POLITICAL THEORY AWARD ($250)

To: Mary E. Witlacil, South Dakota School of Mines and Technology

Paper title: “The Case for Pessimistic Hope”

LATINA/LATINO POLITICS ($250)

To: Kenicia Wright, Arizona State University, and Güneş Murat Tezcür, Arizona State University

Paper title: “Diversity in Latinx Americans’ Political Preferences – A Conjoint Experiment on Candidate Assessments”

POLITICAL RESEARCH QUARTERLY BEST ARTICLE AWARD ($1000)

To: Kaumron Eidgahy, Harvard Law School; Efrén Pérez, University of California, Los Angeles

For March 2023 article: “How Wide is the Arc of Racial Solidarity? People of Color and Middle Easterners and North Africans”

POLITICS, GROUPS, AND IDENTITIES BEST ARTICLE AWARD ($500)

TO: Angel Saavedra Cisneros, Bowdoin College; Tony E. Carey Jr., University of Pittsburgh; Darrin L. Rogers, State University of New York at Fredonia; Joshua M. Johnson, Kennesaw State University

For 2023 article: “One Size Does Not Fit All: Core Political Values and Principles Across Race, Ethnicity, And Gender”

WILLIAM E. CONNOLLY AWARD FOR BEST PAPER IN POLITICAL THEORY ($250)

To: Jessica Croteau, Johns Hopkins University

Paper Title: “Morbid Materialism: A Lucretian Materiality, Potentiality, and Politics of Decline”

WESTERN POLITICAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION 2025 CALL FOR PAPERS

Hyatt Regency, Seattle, Washington Date February 27, 2025 - March 1, 2025

2025 WPSA Program Chair - Prof. Tony Affigne - Providence College

A New Requiem for Politics? Racing Toward Catastrophe or Transformation? In recent years the Western Political Science Association has invited scholars to submit paper, panel, and roundtable proposals addressing turbulent features of our current political environment such as the backlash against social justice progress, authoritarian populism and nativism, the contentious politics of climate change, divisive political disinformation, and more. By the time of the 2025 annual meeting in Seattle, our 2024 national elections and their immediate aftermath will be known. As research scholars, classroom teachers, and engaged citizens, we will be well-positioned to observe and explain how WPSA’s recent themes played a role (or not) in public debates about the direction of the nation and the world. Will democratic political norms endure, erode, or be transformed?

The Conference Theme. Our conference theme for 2025, A New Requiem for Politics? Racing Toward Catastrophe—or Transformation? offers participants a broad framing for work across varied subjects, methods, theories, and pedagogies, building on insights from past years’ WPSA conferences while adding significant contemporary topics to the discussion. These might include, for example, partisan interference with scholarly research, curricula, and access to books; racial, ethnic, and religious violence; legislation regulating abortion and transgender policies; gun violence in the U.S.; genocidal conflict abroad; and abrupt economic change driven by pandemic repercussions, burdensome debt, disruptive technologies, and inequalities in health, housing, and labor markets. At the same time, rising authoritarian and populist movements all over the world are juxtaposed to vibrant labor and resistance movements, often led by youth, women, Indigenous people, and marginalized communities, who advocate humane and peaceful futures of democratic renewal, ecological restoration, and social equality while challenging colonial and postcolonial legacies. What will be the outcome in this clash between resurgent populism, and political exuberance?

Particular Emphasis. For 2025 we invite proposals on these and other topics, especially research which explicates not just crisis and challenge, but which also identifies potential transformative outcomes inspiring greater optimism, when warranted, about future prospects. Proposals which link these questions to the electoral conflict in the U.S., and outcomes of the 2024 elections, and those which foreground politics in western regions of North America, are particularly welcome. Finally, we celebrate and welcome proposals from WPSA’s longstanding areas of excellence including the study of gender and sexuality, political theory, Latinx politics, Asian and Pacific American politics, environmental politics and theory, and interpretive methods. Beyond these, we also invite proposals from across the entire range of political science fields and subfields, including theory, international relations, comparative politics, public administration, public policy, political behavior, political psychology, and research methodology.

A Broad Invitation. Consistent with WPSA tradition, we have no methodological restrictions or preferences (all are welcome), and we actively solicit work from a diversity of theoretical, substantive, and normative approaches. We welcome papers and panels which facilitate engagement with advocates and practitioners from outside the academy. We will happily consider work which offers historical, contemporary, or future-oriented perspectives. We value the insights and contributions of emerging scholars, and welcome proposals from students as well as from established scholars at all ranks. Finally, we invite contributions which explore innovative pedagogies and modes of classroom/community engagement, and others which focus on the particular needs, strengths, and contributions of first-gen, non-traditional, veteran, and recovering students.

Submitting Your Proposal. For research paper, full panel, author-meets-critic, or roundtable proposals, please use the 2025 Request to Participate Form, including full contact information for all prospective authors and other participants. Please also indicate whether you are willing to serve as chair or discussant for your panel, or for another. Your proposal will be forwarded to the appropriate program section chair for review and placement. For special submissions including proposals for miniconferences, virtual community meetings, or other events, please contact Program Chair, Tony Affigne, at affigne@providence.edu, or Julio Castilleja, Conference Coordinator, at info@wpsanet.org for instructions.

We look forward to seeing you in Seattle!

Note: The DEADLINE for all proposals/program participation forms will be Friday, September 27, 2024.

All participants in the 2025 program will be required to pre-register for the conference no later than December 31, 2024.

ELSA FAVILA TRAVEL AWARD

Elsa Favila 2024 Travel Grant Recipients

The WPSA is excited to announce the 2024 recipients of the Elsa Favila Travel Grant Program. As part of the WPSA’s 75th Anniversary, the association launched a fund-raising campaign to create a travel award program to provide much-needed support for under-funded graduate students and faculty to attend the annual meeting. The council named the award the Elsa Favila Travel Award to honor our former associate director.

Six participants were selected as the recipients of the Elsa Favila Travel Award for this year’s conference:

Gregory Doukas, University of Connecticut

Benjamin Taylor, Johns Hopkins University

Kimberly Shella, Southern Illinois University

Carbondale Felipe Agredano, Los Angeles Community College District

Shagun Gupta, American University

Katelyn Kelly, University of California, Irvine.

The specific number of awards given each year depends on the amount of funds available in the award endowment. Please consider donating to this fund so that more members are able to benefit from it. Even small contributions are appreciated! Donations to the association can be made on a one-time only basis or spread out over multiple months or years. The WPSA is a 501(c)3 not-for-profit organization; as such, your contributions are fully tax-deductible, as permitted by law. To make a donation, please visit the WPSA website at: https://www.wpsanet.org/about/donate.php

FEATURED SPEAKERS

The Honorable Jody Wilson-Raybould

Friday 29th 6:00pm – 6:30pm - Room: Regency A

The WPSA keynote address will be given by Jody Wilson-Raybould, the former Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada, and a leader among Canada’s Indigenous Peoples. Raybould has served as a Member of Parliament, Commissioner of the BC Treaty Commission, and the BC Regional Chief of the Assembly of First Nations. Wilson-Raybould is a descendant of the Musgamagw Tsawataineuk and Laich-Kwil-Tach peoples, and is a member of the We Wai Kai Nation. She is also the bestselling author of three highly praised books. The talk will be held on Friday March 29, right before the WPSA Celebration Reception. The talk is underwritten by a generous donation from Simon Fraser University.

APSA

Thursday 28th 12:00pm – 1:00pm - Room: English Bay

President Mark Warren

APSA President Mark Warren, University of British Columbia, will be speaking on Thursday, March 28, at noon. Warren’s talk will be on “Democratic Innovations and Representative Democracies.” In the lecture, Warren will be addressing the deep challenges facing democracies and how democratic innovations can complement and strengthen electoral democracy. From the abstract of his talk: “There are, in fact, many thousands of cases of democratic innovations that have emerged over the last few decades, in most countries of the world, and addressing a wide variety of institutional deficits. We now need to think about democratic innovations systematically, in terms of the kinds of performance weaknesses they potentially address. When we do so, we can refine an agenda for the field of democratic innovations focused on moving the democratic project forward.” It is a timely talk and an interesting topic. Join us for this and the other two talks!

Unite Here! Local 40

President Zailda Chan

Friday 29th at 12:00pm – 1:00pm - Room: English Bay

Zailda Chan, the president of the hotel workers' union in Vancouver (UNITE HERE! Local 40) will be speaking at noon on Friday. Chan will talk about the issues surrounding the hotel labor dispute in Vancouver, including the conflict with the Hyatt Regency, the conference hotel. We have also asked Chan to talk about her accomplishments as the first Chinese-Canadian union leader in B.C.'s history. The union is not calling for a boycott of the Hyatt at this point, but union members are growing increasingly unhappy with the Hyatt and other hotels in the region. The talk will provide an opportunity for conference participants to learn about the labor situation and about Chan’s experiences as the union president.

Thursday

WPSA Executive Council Meeting

MEETINGS AND EVENTS

Date : Thursday, March 28, 08:00AM - 12:00AM

Location : Grouse

Guest Speaker - APSA President Mark Warren

Date : Thursday, March 28, 12:00PM - 01:00PM

Location : English Bay

PGI Business Meeting

Date : Thursday, March 28, 03:15PM - 05:00PM

Location : Brighton

Graduate Student Reception

Date : Thursday, March 28, 05:15PM - 06:15PM

Location : Prince of Wales

WPSA Awards Ceremony

Date : Thursday, March 28, 06:00PM - 06:30PM

Location : Grouse

Politics, Groups, and Identities Reception

Sponsored by Politics, Groups, and Identities, and Taylor and Francis

Date : Thursday, March 28, 06:30PM - 09:00PM

Location : Grouse

Friday

Guest Speaker - Zailda Chan - President of Unite Here! Local 40

Date : Friday, March 29, 12:00PM - 01:00PM

Location : English Bay

Gender Justice Caucus

Date : Friday, March 29, 12:00PM - 01:00PM

Location : Oxford

WPSA - Meet the Editors – See Below

Date : Friday, March 29, 03:15PM - 05:00PM

Location : Prince of Wales

Methods Cafe

Date : Friday, March 29, 03:15PM - 05:00PM

Location : Plaza B

Critical Political Science Reception

Date : Friday, March 29, 05:00PM - 06:00PM

Location : Balmoral

Committee on the Status of Asian Pacific Americans

Date : Friday, March 29, 05:00PM - 06:00PM

Location : Regency F

WPSA Business Meeting

Date : Friday, March 29, 05:15PM - 05:45PM

Location : Regency E

Keynote Speaker - Honorable Jody Wilson-Raybould

Date : Friday, March 29, 06:00PM - 06:30PM

Location : Regency A

WPSA Conference Celebration Reception

Date : Friday, March 29, 06:30PM - 09:00PM

Location : Perspectives 34th Floor

LOCAL GUIDE - HOTEL MAP

Vancouver has a multitude of fabulous restaurants with a range of diverse culinary influences from around the world. While perhaps known best for its seafood and Pacific Northwest cuisine, Vancouver has so much more to offer: Italian, Spanish, Chinese, African, Thai, Vietnamese, Indian, Mexican, and, of course, countless fusion options.

It is no surprise Vancouver regularly appears on travel magazine rankings of the top food cities in the world. Indeed, it boasts 9 Michelin star restaurants (AnnaLena, Barbara, Burdock & Co, iDen & QuanJuDe Beijing Duck House, Kissa Tanto, Masayoshi, Okeya Kyujiro, Published on Main, and St. Lawrence). We wish you luck trying to lock down a reservation at one of these restaurants, but fear not, another 17 restaurants in the city have scored the coveted ‘Bib Gourmand’ distinction and you should be able to get a reservation at one of them if that is your interest. Nicer restaurants that are favorites of the organizers include The Acorn, one of the best vegetarian restaurants in the world, and the eponymous Vij’s, which is fine Indian fusion. Both will require reservations.

All these restaurants are within a 15-minute taxi or Uber ride, some are within walking distance of the hotel. You can find more information about these restaurants on Vancouver’s Michelin Guide page. You can also check out OpenTable and Tock Vancouver for reviews and to make reservations.

Looking for a nice place to eat or grab drinks that is near the hotel and likely does not require reservations? The Cactus Club Café near the hotel is a good option, but if you have a little more time, we encourage you to walk four blocks to the water where you will find another Cactus Club Café as well as a Tap & Barrel, both of which overlook the harbor. You might also try The Butcher & Bullock Public House (3-minute walk from hotel on Pender Street).

Other dining options with an ocean view? Try Cardero’s or Lift Bar Grill View in Coal Harbour, The Teahouse in Stanley Park, Sandbar or Tap & Barrel Bridges on Granville Island, The Boathouse Restaurant at Kitsilano Beach, several restaurants at Lonsdale Quay (a quick Seabus ride from Waterfront Station) or English Bay in the West End.

Swanky hotel bar? Try Notch8 located 2 minutes north of the hotel in the Fairmont Vancouver, or the Botanist, which is closer to the water in the Fairmont Pacific Rim. Both are known for their fancy cocktails.

It is hard to find dissatisfying sushi in Vancouver, so go ahead and fall in to the closest place you can find. Exceptional (and expensive) sushi is available at Miku. Black Rice Izkaya offers an informal Japanese bar experience.

Larger group with no reservation? The Cactus Club Cafés and Tap & Barrel mentioned above are good options. You might also venture to Waterfront Station toward Gastown (12-minute walk from the

hotel) where you will find Rogue (inside the train station) and Steamworks (next door). JOEYs on Burrard (5 minutes north of the hotel) is another possibility.

Food on the go? Vancouver has a vibrant Food Truck scene with some of the best food in the city. Trucks move all over the city daily, but there are almost always several near the Hyatt Regency. To find the locations of Food Trucks, check out this website

Maybe you are feeling adventurous? Head to Chinatown BBQ before 6:00 p.m. (it’s great for lunch) for some of the best Chinese style barbecue in the city. It’s a 25-minute walk from the hotel. Commercial Drive is one of Vancouver’s funkiest streets. It is the heart of Vancouver’s Italian community with great restaurants: Havana (Cuban-inspired, moderately priced), Kin Kao (Thai, moderately priced), and several wood-fired pizza places (e.g., Via Tevere, Sopra Sotto), great coffee shops (Turks, Mum’s the Word, Joe’s Café Bar, and Café Calabria), and shopping (check out Wander Emporium). Grab a taxi, Uber, or Lyft to get to the Drive.

Local Attractions

• Vancouver Art Gallery (a short walk from the hotel)

• Stanley Park (N. America’s largest city park)

• Bill Reid Gallery (Indigenous Northwest Coast Art. Short walk from hotel.)

• Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Chinese Garden (a walled Chinese garden in the heart of Chinatown)

• Chinese Canadian Museum (across the street from Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Chinese Garden)

• Vancouver Seawall (Surrounds most of the downtown on both sides and a beautiful way to see the city on a sunny day. Download the app and rent a Mobi bike at one of the many bikeshare stands across the city.).

• Granville Island Public Market (Granville Island is a great place for a stroll, lunch or drinks)

• Capilano Suspension Bridge

• The Vancouver Aquarium (located in Stanley Park)

• Science World (science, puzzles, and engineering fun for all ages)

Activities

• Hiking Trails on the North Shore (various hikes in the beautiful North Shore mountains, which look out over Vancouver).

• Brewery Tour (Vancouver has a vibrant Craft Beer scene with many small brewers. If this is your thing, we recommend heading to the breweries in the Mount Pleasant area of town. See here for 6 breweries in that area.)

• Gastown Walking Tour – Lost Souls of Gastown (a fun and interesting way to learn about one of the oldest parts of the city).

• Labour History Walking Tours. Several self-guided tours through the Labour Heritage Centre, including the Vancouver Women’s Labour History tour.

• MLS Soccer Match. Vancouver Whitecaps vs. Portland Timbers. Saturday, March 30th at 7:30 pm at BC Place (vibrant atmosphere and good fun at a reasonable cost).

• NHL hockey game. Dallas Stars at Vancouver Canucks. Thursday. March 28th at 7:00 pm at Rogers Arena.

• Improv Comedy Show. Granville Island, The Improv Centre. Friday and Saturday nights.

Transportation to the Hotel

If flying into Vancouver International Airport, you have two options for getting to the hotel.

• Rapid Transit Rail (known as the Skytrain). It costs $9.25. Follow the signs in the airport to the Canada Line and take the train to Vancouver City Centre station (about 30 minutes). Follow the Exit signs for Georgia Street. Once out of the station, turn left (west) and walk 2 blocks to Burrard Street. You will find the hotel a half block north on Burrard Street. It is a pleasant ride and very often faster than a taxi or Uber.

• Uber, Lyft, or Taxi. It is a fixed cost of $34 for a taxi. Uber should be a similar price.

If driving to Vancouver, you can:

• Pay a flat rate of $39 per day to park on-site at the Hilton.

• Park at the Bridgeport Station Park & Ride for $3 per day and take the Skytrain from the Bridgeport Station to the hotel (see above, but note it is only $4.50 for the train from this station).

A car certainly offers some convenience in the city, but only if you plan on driving outside of the city during your stay.

Arriving by Train

Amtrak runs a daily schedule of trains along the Pacific Northwest coast from Eugene, Oregon to Vancouver with stops along the way in Portland and Seattle as well as other cities along the way. If you arrive by train, it will be at Pacific Central Station. You can take a taxi, Uber, or Lyft from there to the hotel. You can also take the Skytrain. Get on at Main Street Science World station (1 minute walk from the station) and take it to Burrard Street station. Exit on to Burrard Street and turn right (north). The hotel is a half block away.

Getting Around Vancouver

Vancouver has an integrated (skytrain and bus) public transportation system. You can buy tickets at any skytrain station. You can also pay with your credit card by tapping for skytrains or the bus. There is a small fee for using your credit card, and you cannot get a receipt. If you will be using the train or bus often in one day, consider getting a day pass (available at the automatic kiosks inside of the skytrain stations and tickets are good on both buses and trains). The hotel is also located right next to a train station (Burrard Street station), and for this reason, you may find it convenient and cost

effective, depending on where you are going. Trains run until 1:30 am on weekdays and Saturday. For bus and hotel, we encourage you to use a trip planner such as Google or Apple Maps. For more details on pricing and fare zones, see the dedicated page on the Translink website.

Taxi, Uber, and Lyft are also great options.

While these options are available, Vancouver is a very walkable city, especially if it is not raining (no promises!). You can walk just about anywhere within the downtown core in no more than 15 minutes, including popular dining and tourist areas like Gastown and Yaletown. It is also a generally safe area, even at night. We hope you enjoy getting to know Vancouver and have a wonderful time at the WPSA!

PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOPS

Feminist Theory

Date : Wednesday, March 27, 02:00PM - 06:30PM

Location : Regency C

Chair(s) : Wolflink, Alena, alena.wolflink@du.edu, University of Denver Taylor, Liza, etaylor@cpp.edu , California State Polytechnic University, Pomona

Presenter: Lisa Beard, Western Washington University, bearde@wwu.edu If We Were Kin: Race, Identification, and Intimate Political Appeals (OUP 2023). **use code ASFLYQ6 for a 30% discount. https://global.oup.com/academic/product/if-we-were-kin-9780197517321?cc=us&lang=en&

Presenter: Vicki Hsueh, Western Washington University, hsuehv@wwu.edu “Reclaiming care: refusal, nullification, and decolonial politics” (Contemporary Political Theory 2023)

Schedule for the day:

2:00pm - 2:30pm – Coffee, snacks, social

2:30pm - 4:00pm - Book session (Lisa and Desirée)

4:00pm - 4:30pm – Coffee, snacks, social

4:30pm - 5:30pm – Article session (Vicki and Deva)

5:30pm - 6:30pm – General discussion; organizational meeting

Discussant(s):

Melonas, Desiree - desiree.melonas1@ucr.edu, University of California, Riverside Woodly, Deva - deva_woodly@brown.edu, Brown University

Latina/o politics

Date : Wednesday, March 27, 09:00AM - 02:00PM

Location : Regency E

Chair(s) : Roman , Marcel, mroman@g.harvard.edu, Harvard University

Conservative Drift in Latinx Politics (9-9:43AM) Francy Luna (Graduate Student Presentation) Roger Cadena (Graduate Student Presentation)

The Political Consequences of Societal Rejection (9:45-10:28AM) Claudia Alegre (Graduate Student Presentation) Laura Uribe (Graduate Student Presentation)

Anti-Latinx Rhetoric and Institutional Bias (10:30-11:58AM) Jessica Cobian (Graduate Student Presentation) Michael Herndon (Graduate Student Presentation)

Mentoring Session (12-1PM)

“How to Approach the Job Market” panel (1-2PM)…featuring Dr. Ramon Garibaldo Dr. Alex Flores Dr. Maricruz Osorio Dr. Alejandra Campos

Environmental Political Theory

Date : Wednesday, March 27, 08:30AM - 04:15PM

Location : Prince of Wales

Chair(s) :

Wiebe, Sarah, swiebe@uvic.ca, University of Victoria Rowe, James, jkrowe@uvic.ca, University of Victoria

Schedule

8:30am - Doors open (coffee, snacks)

9-10am - Introductions

10-10:15am - Break

10:15-11:45am- Keynote with Rueben George and Michael Simpson, authors of It Stops Here: Standing Up for Our Lands, Our Waters, and Our People

11:45am-1:30pm-Lunch Break

1:30-3pm - Teaching in Turbulent Times Roundtable

3-3:15pm - Break

3:15-4:15pm- Planning for next year and close Dinner (off-site)

Participants can join the Environmental Political Theory listserv here for more details. https://www.cddc.vt.edu/ept/listserv.html

https://www.penguinrandomhouse.ca/books/688127/it-stops-here-by-rueben-george-with-michaelsimpson/9780735242807

Interpretive Methods

Date : Wednesday, March 27, 02:00PM - 05:00PM

Location : Regency D

Chair(s) :

Marusek, Sarah, marusek@hawaii.edu, University of Hawai‘i Hilo

Interpretive Methods and Methodologies Workshop Wednesday, March 27, 2024 from 2-5 pm

Our workshop will open with a celebration of Samantha Majic’s recent book: Lights, Camera, Feminism? Celebrities and Anti-Trafficking Politics (University of California Press, 2023) during the first hour. Prof. Majic will give a brief summary of the text, followed by Q&A and conversation. Reading the text in advance is encouraged but optional.

We will then move into a discussion of The Known Citizen: A History of Privacy in Modern America by Sarah E. Igo (Harvard University Press, 2018) for the remainder of the workshop. All are encouraged to read in advance, in order to have a productive conversation.

Refreshments will be served, and all are welcome to join this in-person gathering!

Diversity and Inclusion in Social Movements

Date : Wednesday, March 27, 02:30PM - 04:30PM

Location : Georgia A

Chair(s) :

Kelly-Thompson, Kaitlin , kaitlin_kelly-thompson@sfu.ca, Simon Fraser University

Weldon, S. Laurel , laurel_weldon@sfu.ca, Simon Fraser University

How do groups driven by inequality and difference maintain the solidarity necessary for coordinated political action? This question becomes ever more pressing as movements face internal challenges of intergroup conflict and external challenges related to backlash, changing economic conditions, and other external factors. During this workshop, researchers will present a series of working papers on Inclusive Solidarities from the Diversity and Inclusion in Social Movements Collaborative.

Discussant(s):

Baghat, Ali - ali_bhagat@sfu.ca, Simon Fraser University

Strolovitch, Dara - dara.strolovitch@yale.edu, Yale University

2024 MINI-CONFERENCES

Miniconference: Asian Pacific American Politics

Panel : 29.1 -Confronting challenges and the need for political action and solidarity

Date : Friday, March 29, 01:15PM - 03:00PM

Location : Plaza C

Chair(s) :

Chen, Sonya, sgchen@princeton.edu, Princeton University

Papers :

The role of stereotypes and emotions on Asian American political (in)activism

Chong, Chinbo, ch.chong@northeastern.edu, Northeastern University

Green, Dorainne, dojlevy@indiana.edu, Indiana University

Understanding and Navigating Asian American Mental Health Challenges Before and During the COVID-19 Pandemic: Discrimination, Political Participation, and Group-Based Resources

Filler, Nicole, nicole.filler@umb.edu, University of Massachusetts Boston

Kan, Tara, tara.nguyen002@umb.edu, University of Massachusetts Boston

Hagey, Ethan, ethan.hagey@gmail.com, University of Washington

Wirein, Grace, grace.wirein@umb.edu, University of Massachusetts Boston

Lien, Pei-te, plien@polsci.ucsb.edu, University of California Santa Barbara

Esteban, Rhoanne , rhoanne.esteban@gmail.com, University of California, Santa Barabara

The Politics of Chinatown Development in Urban America

Li, Kaiyu, kli20@uic.edu, University of Illinois at Chicago

Identity as Solidarity Building? A Quantitative Examination of Asian American Identity and the Effects on Minority Linked Fate

Thoman, Emily, ethoman@brandeis.edu, Brandeis University

Discussant(s):

Chan, Stephanie - chans@lafayette.edu, Lafayette College

Panel : 29.2 -Author Meets Critics: Claire Jean Kim's Asian Americans in an Anti-Black World

Date : Friday, March 29, 10:00AM - 11:45AM

Location : Plaza C

Chair(s) :

Aoki, Andrew, aoki@augsburg.edu, Augsburg University

Commenters:

Affigne, Tony - affigne@providence.edu, Providence College

Davies, Jordie - ejdavies@uci.edu, University of California, Irvine

Kim, Claire - cjkim@uci.edu, University of California, Irvine

Lien, Pei-te - plien@polsci.ucsb.edu, University of California Santa Barbara

Raychaudhuri, Tanika - traychau@central.uh.edu, University of Houston

Panel : 29.3 -Asian candidates and voters in the U.S. and Canada: race, ethnicity, and immigration generation

Date : Friday, March 29, 08:00AM - 09:45AM

Location : Plaza C

Chair(s) :

Raychaudhuri, Tanika, traychau@central.uh.edu, University of Houston

Papers :

Negotiating Identity and Conservatism: Asian American Republican Candidates

Chen, Sonya, sgchen@princeton.edu, Princeton University

Gender disparities in Asian American and Canadian politics

Lu, Fan , fl34@queensu.ca, Queen's University

Incorporating into Overreporting? Participation Norms and Turnout Overreporting among Immigrants of Color

Chan, Stephanie, chans@lafayette.edu, Lafayette College

Discussant(s):

Sanbonmatsu, Kira - kira.sanbonmatsu@zoho.com, Rutgers University

Panel : 29.4 -Bridging local community activism and APA politics scholarship

Date : Friday, March 29, 03:15PM - 05:00PM

Location : Plaza C

Chair(s) :

Lu, Fan , fl34@queensu.ca, Queen's University

Discussant(s):

Kaur Bains, Satwinder - satwinder.bains@ufv.ca, University of the Fraser Valley

Lim, Imogene - Imogene.Lim@viu.ca, Vancouver Island University

Sandhra, Sharanjit Kaur - Sharanjit.Sandhra@ufv.ca, University of the Fraser Valley

Tran, Benjamin - btran@ajsocal.org, Asian Americans Advancing Justice S. California

Yan, Andy - ayan@sfu.ca, Simon Fraser University

Panel : 30.1 -Racial Attitudes in American Politics

Date : Friday, March 29, 08:00AM - 09:45AM

Location : Regency F

Chair(s) :

Robertson, Crystal, crystalrob@ucla.edu,

Papers :

The Role of Religion in White Racial Attitudes

Olson, Shayla, sfolson@umich.edu, Embracing the Status Hierarchy: How Immigration Attitudes, Prejudice, and Sexism Shaped Non-White Support for Trump

Geiger, Jessica, jessica.geiger@cgu.edu,

Reny, Tyler, tyler.reny@cgu.edu, Racial Stereotypes in Asian American Behavior

Leung, Viven, vleung@scu.edu,

Dando La Mano: The Role of the Immigrant Experience as a Factor of Giving to Immigrant Serving Nonprofits

Calderon, Apolonia, APOLONIA@UMD.EDU,

Discussant(s):

Berdan, Edward - edward.berdan@ucla.edu

Panel : 30.2 -The Importance of Group Consciousness in American Politics

Date : Friday, March 29, 10:00AM - 11:45AM

Location : Regency F

Chair(s) :

Garcia-Rios, Sergio, garcia.rios@utexas.edu,

Papers :

Are Self-Reported Native Americans With Only Distant Indigenous Family Lineage Distinct From Survey Respondents with Deeper Connections to Their Heritage?: Insights for Survey Researchers Interested in Tracking Native American Political Attitudes

De Lude, Leilani , ldelude@unm.edu, Foxworth, Ray, ray.foxworth@gmail.com, Sanchez, Gabe , sanchezg@unm.edu, Bootstrap Blackness: Black Men, Conservatism, and Party Politics

Crowder, Chaya, chaya.crowder@lmu.edu, Greer, Christina , cgreer@fordham.edu, Slaughter, Christine, csla@bu.edu,

The Political Implications of Identifying as a “Woman of Color”

Matos, Yalidy, yalidy.matos@rutgers.edu, Greene, Stacey, s.greene@rutgers.edu , Sanbonmatsu, Kira, kira.sanbonmatsu@zoho.com, Out With the Old, In With the New? Age, Race and Support for the Congressional Black Caucus vs. Black Lives Matter

Arora, Maneesh, maneesh.arora@wellesley.edu, Garcia, Jennifer, Jennifer.Garcia@oberlin.edu, Stout, Christopher , Christopher.Stout@oregonstate.edu ,

Discussant(s):

Berdan, Edward - edward.berdan@ucla.edu, Calderon, Apolonia - APOLONIA@UMD.EDU, Herndon, Michael - maherndon@g.ucla.edu, UCLA

Panel : 30.3 -Public Opinion and Political Behavior in REP Research

Date : Friday, March 29, 01:15PM - 03:00PM

Location : Regency F

Chair(s) :

Herndon, Michael, maherndon@g.ucla.edu, UCLA

Papers :

A holistic framework for the study of electoral and non-electoral mobilization

Castro, Giovanni, gxc408@psu.edu, Tormos-Aponte, Fernando, fernandotormos@pitt.edu, Social Sources of Action: Relational Goods and Political Participation in 2020 Le, Danvy , danvy.le@csueastbay.edu, Schugurensky, Ana, aschugur@uci.edu, Uhlaner, Carole , cuhlaner@uci.edu,

Trust in Government and its Implications for Women’s Attitudes

Bornstein, Quinn, qmb3@georgetown.edu, Brown, Nadia, nb865@georgetown.edu, Hayes, Sarah, sh1720@georgetown.edu, Lenear, India , india.s.lenear@rutgers.edu, Ritacco, Cecilia, car356@georgetown.edu, Scott, Jamil, jamil.scott@georgetown.edu,

The Politics of Race Among Afro-Latinos

Clealand, Danielle, danielle.clealand@austin.utexas.edu, Gutierrez, Angie, angela.gutierrez@austin.utexas.edu, Asian American resentment against Black people cannot merely be attributed to social conservatism

Lu, Fan , fl34@queensu.ca,

Discussant(s):

Hanson, Erik - erikhans@usc.edu,

Ramirez, Ricardo - rramire5@nd.edu, Notre Dame

Panel : 30.4 -The Role of Group Identity in Shaping Political Behavior and Attitudes

Date : Friday, March 29, 03:15PM - 05:00PM

Location : Regency F

Chair(s) :

Ocampo, Angela, axocampo@utexas.edu,

Papers :

Promises and Identity: How votes interpret the relationship between descriptive and substantive representation

Bonilla, Tabitha, tabitha.bonilla@northwestern.edu, Spry, Amber, amberspry@brandeis.edu, LGBTQ+ Linked Fate and the Political Behavior of Sexual and Gender Minorities

Chan, Nathan, Nathan.Chan@lmu.edu, Magni, Gabriele, Gabriele.Magni@LMU.edu,

Shifting Paradigms and Building Coalitions: Asian American Women and Women of Color Politics

Junn, Jane, junn@usc.edu, Watanabe, Melissa , mmwatana@usc.edu, Race, Protest, and Political Ambition

Lajevardi, Nazita, nazita@msu.edu, Mårtensson, Moa , Moa.Martensson@statsvet.uu.se, Vernby, Kåre, kare.vernby@statsvet.su.se, All Emotions Aren’t the Same: Intersectional Analysis of Women's Political Action Based on Emotive Responses

Brown, Nadia, nb865@georgetown.edu, Slaughter, Christine, csla@bu.edu,

Discussant(s):

Reny, Tyler - tyler.reny@cgu.edu, Walker, Hannah - hlwalker@utexas.edu,

Miniconference: Community College

Panel : 31.1 -What Does Innovative Pedagogy Look Like to Engage Students in Times of SocialPolitical Turbulences.

Date : Saturday, March 30, 08:00AM - 09:45AM

Location : Balmoral

Chair(s) :

Garcia, Rogelio, garciar3@elac.edu, East Los Angeles College

Papers :

I Don't Know, Joe/Jane Student, What is the Meaning Of Life?: The Benefits of Using Oral Exams in Political Science Courses

Easley, Shawn, shawn.easley@tri-c.edu, Cuyahoga Community College

Who’s Afraid of A.I.? Exploring the Impact of A.I. Technology in College Learning and Developing Strategies to Manage it in the Classroom

Garcia, Rogelio, garciar3@elac.edu, East Los Angeles College

Discussant(s):

Garcia, Rogelio - garciar3@elac.edu, East Los Angeles College

Panel : 31.2 -What Does Faculty Professional Development Look Like in Times of Political and Social Turbulences?

Date : Saturday, March 30, 10:00AM - 11:45AM

Location : Balmoral

Chair(s) :

Levy, La Della , ladella.levy@csn.edu, College of Southern Nevada

Papers :

Loving in the WPSA Years: During the Time of CRT/DEIA

Agredano, Felipe, agredan@yahoo.com, West LA College

Roundtable: Revolutionizing Education: Can High-Impact Practices Change the World?

Garcia, Rogelio, garciar3@elac.edu, East Los Angeles College

Koning, Kelan, kelan.koning@csun.edu, Cal State Northridge

Levy, La Della , ladella.levy@csn.edu, College of Southern Nevada

Wohlers, Tony , twohlers@harford.edu, Harford Community College

Discussant(s):

Levy, La Della - ladella.levy@csn.edu, College of Southern Nevada

Panel : 31.3 -Poli Sigh: Navigating the Challenging Environment of Community Colleges During an Era of Political Backlash.

Date : Saturday, March 30, 01:15PM - 03:00PM

Location : Balmoral

Chair(s) :

Wohlers, Tony , twohlers@harford.edu, Harford Community College

Papers :

The Illusion of DEI: Unveiling Discrimination against Faculty of Color in Higher Education

Monteiro, Natalina, monteint@elac.edu, East Los Angeles College

Textbook Revolution: Open Education, Open Access, Open Minds

Bozonelos, Dino, dino.bozonelos@vvc.edu, Victor Valley College

Discussant(s):

Wohlers, Tony - twohlers@harford.edu, Harford Community College

Miniconference: Undemocratic Politics

Panel : 32.1 -Ethnic Divides in Authoritarian Regimes

Date : Thursday, March 28, 08:00AM - 09:45AM

Location : Plaza A

Chair(s) :

Barter, Shane, sbarter@soka.edu, Soka University of America

Papers :

Unconditional Loyalty: The Survival of Minority-dominated Autocracies

Alsaadi, Salam, salam.alsaadi@mail.utoronto.ca, University of Toronto

Territorial Autonomy in Autocracy: ‘Sham’ Self-Government?

Barter, Shane, sbarter@soka.edu, Soka University of America

Privileging Tradition: Informal authoritarian governance and nationalist mobilization in Myanmar

Ryan, Megan, memary@umich.edu, University of Michigan Ann Arbor

Does Civic and Citizenship Education Promote Ethnic Tolerance?

Siow, Jeremy, jeremy.siow@politics.ox.ac.uk, University of Oxford

Discussant(s):

Alsaadi, Salam - salam.alsaadi@mail.utoronto.ca, University of Toronto

Siow, Jeremy - jeremy.siow@politics.ox.ac.uk, University of Oxford

Panel : 32.2 -New Modes of Authoritarian Control

Date : Thursday, March 28, 10:00AM - 11:45AM

Location : Plaza A

Chair(s) :

Wang, Chengli, chengliwang@um.edu.mo, University of Macau

Papers :

Assessing Strategic Narrative Projection Of Russia and China On Social Media Platforms

Ma, Ming, ming.ma@fu-berlin.de, Free University Berlin

Strategic Disruptions: The Subnational Targeting of Internet Shutdowns in India

Miner, Marika, mgminer@ucdavis.edu, University of California, Davis

Which Celebrities Does the State Favor? Understanding the Politics of the Chinese Entertainment Industry

Wang, Chengli, chengliwang@um.edu.mo, University of Macau

Philanthropic Authoritarianism: Social Governance and Mobilization in Xi’s China

Wang, Hsin Hsien, esteban@nccu.edu.tw , National Chengchi University

Tzeng, Wei-Feng, wftzeng@gmail.com, National Chengchi University

Wu, Mei-Chu, , National Chengchi University

Political Control in the Workplace: How Autocrats Use Private Firms to Control Citizens

Zhang, Ye, ye_zhang@mit.edu, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Discussant(s):

Miner, Marika - mgminer@ucdavis.edu, University of California, Davis Zhang, Ye - ye_zhang@mit.edu, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Panel : 32.3 -Repression

Date : Thursday, March 28, 01:15PM - 03:00PM

Location : Plaza A

Chair(s) :

Papers :

Arrested with Surveillance: Preemptive Repression under International Pressure

Chen, Sile, sic015@ucsd.edu, University of California, San Diego

Slantchev, Branislav, bslantchev@ucsd.edu , University of California, San Diego

When Is Repression Popular?

Lachapelle, Jean, jean.lachapelle.1@umontreal.ca, Université de Montréal

The Revolution Will Not Be Telegraphed

Skoglund, Lina, linals@princeton.edu, Princeton University

The economic consequences of protest repression: evidence from business participation in political consumerism

YANG, Shen, shenyang2@ln.edu.hk, Lingnan University

Discussant(s):

El Kurd, Dana - danaelkurd@gmail.com, Lachapelle, Jean - jean.lachapelle.1@umontreal.ca, Université de Montréal

Panel : 32.4 -Autocratic Elites

Date : Thursday, March 28, 03:15PM - 05:00PM

Location : Plaza A

Chair(s) :

Trinh, Minh Duc, mdtrinh@purdue.edu

Papers :

Playing the long game: Authoritarian Consolidation

Cheung, Gloria, gloria.cheung@duke.edu, Duke University

Covert Elite Resistance in Authoritarian Regimes: A Re-examination of Defection Strategies

Jafarov, Sahib, sahib.jafarov@mail.utoronto.ca, University of Toronto

Why strong elites tolerate autocratic power grabs

Kaire, Jose, kaire@asu.edu, Arizona State University

Political Regimes and Politicians' Behavior: Evidence from Mexican Deputies, 1982-2012

Lucardi, Adrian, adrian.lucardi@itam.mx, ITAM

Micozzi, Juan, juan.micozzi@itam.mx, ITAM

Weldon, Jeffrey, jweldon@itam.mx, ITAM

Coopting the Cowed: How Closing Legislatures Limits the Costs of Power Sharing

Schuler, Paul, pschuler@arizona.edu, University of Arizona

Sudduth, Jun, jsudduth@iu.edu, Indiana University

Noble, Ben, benjamin.noble@ucl.ac.uk, University College London

Discussant(s):

Cheung, Gloria - gloria.cheung@duke.edu, Duke University

Kaire, Jose - kaire@asu.edu, Arizona State University

Panel : 32.5 -Resistance against Authoritarianism

Date : Friday, March 29, 08:00AM - 09:45AM

Location : Plaza A

Chair(s) :

Ding, Iza, iza.ding@northwestern.edu

Papers :

Workplace Networks and Civil Society in Autocracies: Evidence from Jordan

Elizabeth, Parker-Magyar, ekpm@mit.edu, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Behavioral Foundations of Opposition Alliance Support Under Electoral Authoritarianism

Jacob, Marc, msjacob@stanford.edu, Stanford University

Ozdemir, Ugur, , University of Edinburgh

When You Come at the King: Opposition Coordination and Nearly Stunning Elections

Samet, Oren, osamet@berkeley.edu, University of California, Berkeley

The Outcomes of Antiauthoritarian Protest Waves: A Global Study

Franklin, James, jcfrankl@owu.edu, Ohio Wesleyan University

Discussant(s):

El Kurd, Dana - danaelkurd@gmail.com

Trinh, Minh Duc - mdtrinh@purdue.edu

Panel : 32.6 -Support for Authoritarianism

Date : Friday, March 29, 10:00AM - 11:45AM

Location : Plaza A

Chair(s) :

Li, Xiaojun, xiaojun.li@ubc.ca

Papers :

Different Types of Soft Propaganda and Support for Cross-border Operations

Sinanoglu, Semuhi, semuhi.sinanoglu@mail.utoronto.ca, University of Toronto

Donnelly, Michael, , University of Toronto

The Central Government under Fire? Analyzing the Shift in Protest Targets in Xi Jinping's China

Wang, Hsin Hsien, esteban@nccu.edu.tw , National Chengchi University

Tzeng, Wei-Feng, wftzeng@gmail.com, National Chengchi University

Support Which Democracy? Liberal Democracy, Guardianship Democracy, and Democratic Backsliding

Jeongho, Choi, jchoi34@uiowa.edu, The University of Iowa

Haofeng, Ma, haofeng-ma@uiowa.edu, The University of Iowa

Discussant(s):

Li, Xiaojun - xiaojun.li@ubc.ca

AUTHOR MEETS CRITICS PANELS

Panel : 03.1 -Author-meets-critics: Sharon Krause's Eco-Emancipation: An Earthly Politics of Freedom

Date : Thursday, March 28, 08:00AM - 09:45AM

Location : Georgia A

Chair(s) :

Zúñiga, Didier, didier@ualberta.ca, University of Alberta

Author/Responder:

Sharon, Krause - sharon_krause@brown.edu, Brown University

Commentators:

Biro, Andrew - andrew.biro@acadiau.ca, Acadia University

Cannavò, Peter - pcannavo@hamilton.edu, Hamilton College

Croteau, Jessica - jcrotea2@jh.edu, Johns Hopkins University

Marwege, Rebecca - rsm2194@columbia.edu, Columbia University

Panel : 03.2 -Author-meets-critics: Radical Mindfulness: Why Transforming Fear of Death is Politically

Vital by James K. Rowe

Date : Thursday, March 28, 10:00AM - 11:45AM

Location : Georgia A

Chair(s) :

Author Responder:

Rowe, James - jkrowe@uvic.ca, University of Victoria

Commentators:

Chari, Anita - anitac@uoregon.edu, University of Oregon

Meyer, John - john.meyer@humboldt.edu, Cal Poly Humboldt

Tully, James - jtully@uvic.ca, University of Victoria

Panel : 03.3 -Author Meets Critic: Life against States of Emergency: Revitalizing Treaty Relations from Attawapiskat

Date : Thursday, March 28, 01:15PM - 03:00PM

Location : Georgia A

Chair(s) :

Wiebe, Sarah, swiebe@uvic.ca, University of Victoria

Author/Responder:

Commentators:

Gabrielson, Teena - Teena.Gabrielson@wwu.edu, Western Washington University

Schlosberg, David - david.schlosberg@sydney.edu.au, The University of Sydney

Wiebe, Sarah - swiebe@uvic.ca, University of Victoria

Winter, Christine - christine.winter@otago.ac.nz, University of Otago

Panel : 14.3 -Feminism in Coalition: Thinking with US Women of Color Feminism, Author Meets Critics

Date : Thursday, March 28, 01:15PM - 03:00PM

Location : Regency E

Chair(s) :

Murib, Zein , zmurib@fordham.edu, Fordham University

Author/Responder:

Commentators:

Gambino, Elena - elena.gambino@rutgers.edu , Hanley, Danielle - hanleyd@sas.upenn.edu , University of Pennsylvania

Keating, Cricket - ckeating@uw.edu , University of Washington

Taylor, Liza - etaylor@cpp.edu , California State Polytechnic University, Pomona

Panel : 14.4 -Author Meets Critics: Lisa Beard's If We Were Kin (OUP 2023)

Date : Thursday, March 28, 03:15PM - 05:00PM

Location : Regency E

Chair(s) :

Murib, Zein , zmurib@fordham.edu, Fordham University

Author/Responder

Beard, Lisa, bearde@wwu.edu, Western Washington University

Commemtator(s):

Balfour, Lawrie - klb3q@virginia.edu, University of Virginia

Menzel, Annie - acmenzel@wisc.edu, University of Wisconsin, Madison

Sampaio, Anna - asampaio@scu.edu, Santa Clara University

Willoughby-Herard, Tiffany - twilloug@uci.edu, University of California Irvine

Panel : 14.24 -Author Meets Critic: Black Scare/Red Scare: Theorizing Capitalist Racism in the United States

Date : Saturday, March 30, 03:15PM - 05:00PM

Location : Regency F

Author/Responder:

Commentators:

Adalet, Begüm - ba375@cornell.edu, Cornell University

Burden-Stelly, Charisse - dr.cbs@wayne.edu, Wayne State University

Carlos, Alfredo - acarlos@csudh.edu, California State University- Dominguez Hills

Douglas, Andrew - andrew.douglas@morehouse.edu, Morehouse College

Harris, Christopher - christopher.paul.harris@uci.edu, University of California- Irvine

Panel : 15.3 -Author Meets Critics: The Other Side of Disappointment, on Martel's *Anarchist Prophets* and *JUJU*

Date : Thursday, March 28, 01:15PM - 03:00PM

Location : Regency A

Chair(s) :

Allen, Ira, ira.allen@nau.edu, Northern Arizona University

Author/Responder:

Commentators:

Bhattacharjee, Ritwik - ritwik85@student.ubc.ca, University of British Colombia Vancouver

Parson, Sean - sean.parson@nau.edu, Northern Arizona University

Ritner, Scott - scott.ritner@colorado.edu, University of Colorado Boulder

Witlacil, Mary - mary.witlacil@gmail.com, South Dakota School of Mines and Technology

Woodly, Deva - deva_woodly@brown.edu, Brown University

Panel : 15.4 -The Dispersion of Power: A Critical Realist Theory of Democracy, by Samuel Bagg

Author Meets Critics

Date : Thursday, March 28, 03:15PM - 05:00PM

Location : Regency A

Chair(s) :

Ogunye, Temi, temi.ogunye@nuffield.ox.ac.uk, Princeton University

Author/Responder

Bagg, Samuel - samuel.bagg@sc.edu, University of South Carolina

Commentators:

Afsahi, Afsoun - afsoun.afsahi@ubc.ca, University of British Columbia

Jurkevics, Anna - ajurkevi@mail.ubc.ca, University of British Columbia

Kirshner, Alexander - alexander.kirshner@duke.edu, Duke University

Warren, Mark - warrenme@mail.ubc.ca, University of British Columbia

Panel : 15.13 -Author Meets Critics: 'Hanging Together: Role-Based Constitutional Fellowship and the Challenge of Difference and Disagreement' by Eric W. Cheng, Author Meets Critics

Date : Friday, March 29, 08:00AM - 09:45AM

Location : Brighton

Chair(s) :

Scudder, Mary, scudder@purdue.edu, Purdue University

Author/Responder: Cheng, Eric, chenge13@aoni.waseda.jp, Waseda University

Commentators:

Chick, Matthew - chickm@hartwick.edu, Hartwick College

Digeser, Paige - digeser@ucsb.edu, University of California Santa Barbara

Kessel, Alisa - kessel@pugetsound.edu, University of Puget Sound

Ron , Amit - amit.ron@asu.edu,

Schupmann, Benjamin - yncbas@nus.edu.sg, National University of Singapore

Panel : 15.26 -Author-meets-critics: Jonathan Havercroft's STANLEY CAVELL'S DEMOCRATIC PERFECTIONISM

Date : Friday, March 29, 10:00AM - 11:45AM

Location : Stanley

Chair(s) :

Kessel, Alisa, kessel@pugetsound.edu, University of Puget Sound

Author/Responder:

Havercroft, Jonathan - j.havercroft@soton.ac.uk, University of Southampton

Commentators:

Dumm, Thomas - tldumm@amherst.edu, Amherst College

Lucas, Sarah - S.Lucas5@exeter.ac.uk, University of Exeter

Schlosser, Joel - jschlosser@brynmawr.edu, Bryn Mawr College

Panel : 15.28 -Author Meets Critics, Inés Valdez's Democracy and Empire: Labor, Nature and the Reproduction of Capital

Date : Friday, March 29, 01:15PM - 03:00PM

Location : Regency C

Chair(s) :

Marwah, Inder, marwahi@mcmaster.ca, McMaster University

Author/Responder:

Valdez, Inés - valdez@jhu.edu, Johns Hopkins University

Commentators:

Kohn, Margaret - peggy.kohn@utoronto.ca, University of Toronto

Nichols, Robert - robert_nichols@ucsc.edu, University of Santa Cruz

Sultan, Nazmul - nazmul.sultan@ubc.ca, University of British Columbia

Vazquez-Arroyo, Antonio - a.vazquez@rutgers.edu, Rutgers University

Panel : 15.36 -Authors Meet Critics: “The Two Faces of Democracy” by Mary F. Scudder and Stephen K. White

Date : Thursday, March 28, 03:15PM - 05:00PM

Location : Regency D

Chair(s) :

Timperley, Claire, claire.timperley@vuw.ac.nz, Victoria University of Wellington

Author/Responder:

Scudder, Mary - scudder@purdue.edu, Purdue University

Commentators:

MacKenzie, Michael - Michael.MacKenzie@viu.ca, Vancouver Island University

Owen, David - dowen@soton.ac.uk, University of Southampton

Park, Jaeyoon - jpark@amherst.edu, Amherst College

White, Stephen - Skw2n@virginia.edu, University of Virginia

Panel : 15.37 -Author Meets Critics: Waiting for the People: The Idea of Democracy in Indian Anticolonial Thought, by Nazmul Sultan

Date : Thursday, March 28, 08:00AM - 09:45AM

Location : Regency C

Chair(s) :

Temin, David, dtemin@umich.edu, University of Michigan

Author/Responder:

Sultan, Nazmul - nazmul.sultan@ubc.ca, University of British Columbia

Commentators:

Livingston, Alexander - alexander.livingston@cornell.edu, Cornell University

Morefield, Jeanne - jeanne.morefield@politics.ox.ac.uk, University of Oxford

Naresh, Vatsal - vatsal_naresh@g.harvard.edu, Harvard University

Warren, Mark - warrenme@mail.ubc.ca, University of British Columbia

Panel : 15.38 -Author Meets Critics: David Myer Temin’s Remapping Sovereignty: Decolonization and Self-Determination in North American Indigenous Political Thought

Date : Friday, March 29, 10:00AM - 11:45AM

Location : Regency D

Chair(s) :

Bruyneel, Kevin, Kbruyneel@babson.edu, Babson College

Author/Responder:

Temin, David - Dtemin@umich.edu, University of Michigan-Ann Arbor

Commentators:

Nichols, Robert - Ronichol@ucsc.edu, University of California, Santa Cruz

Simpson, Audra - as3575@columbia.edu, Columbia University

Singh, Jakeet - jsingh3@yorku.ca, York University

Stark, Heidi Kiiwetinepinesiik - starkh@uvic.ca, University of Victoria

Panel : 16.18 -Author Meets Critics: Dennis Dalton's Indian Ideas of Freedom

Date : Friday, March 29, 10:00AM - 11:45AM

Location : Georgia B

Chair(s) :

Livingston, Alexander, pal229@cornell.edu, Cornell University

Author/Responder: Dalton, Dennis - ddalton@barnard.edu, Barnard College, Columbia University

Commentators:

Kadambi, - rajeevkadambi@gmail.com, O.P. Jindal Global University

Kirloskar-Steinbach, Monika - monika.kirloskar@vu.nl, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam

Krishnamurthy, Meena - meena.krishnamurthy@queensu.ca, Queen's University

Parasher, Tejas - tparasher@polisci.ucla.edu, University of California, Los Angeles

Sultan, Nazmul - nazmul.sultan@ubc.ca, University of British Columbia

Panel : 19.1 -Author Meets Critics: Zein Murib's Terms of Exclusion (OUP 2023)

Date : Thursday, March 28, 08:00AM - 09:45AM

Location : Windsor

Chair(s) :

Author/Responder:

Murib, Zein - zmurib@fordham.edu, Fordham University

Commentators:

Beard, Lisa - lisa.beard@wwu.edu, Western Washington University

Brown, Nadia - nadia.brown@georgetown.edu, Georgetown University

Burgess, - Sburges3@depaul.edu, DePaul University

Gash, Alison - gash@uoregon.edu, University of Oregon

Michelson, Melissa - melissa.michelson@menlo.edu, Menlo College

Montoya, Celeste - celeste.montoya@colorado.edu, University of Colorado Boulder

Panel : 23.10 -Author Meets Critics: Moral and Immoral Whiteness in Immigration Politics by Yalidy Matos

Date : Saturday, March 30, 10:00AM - 11:45AM

Location : Stanley

Chair(s) :

Melonas, Desiree, desiree.melonas1@ucr.edu, University of California, Riverside

Author/Responder:

Matos, Yalidy - yalidy.matos@rutgers.edu,

Commentators:

Carter, Niambi - nmcarter@umd.edu, University of Maryland

Junn, Jane - junn@usc.edu,

Melonas, Desiree - desiree.melonas1@ucr.edu, University of California, Riverside

Panel : 29.2 -Author Meets Critics: Claire Jean Kim's Asian Americans in an Anti-Black World

Date : Friday, March 29, 10:00AM - 11:45AM

Location : Plaza C

Chair(s) :

Aoki, Andrew, aoki@augsburg.edu, Augsburg University

Author/Responder:

Kim, Claire - cjkim@uci.edu, University of California, Irvine

Commentators:

Affigne, Tony - affigne@providence.edu, Providence College

Davies, Jordie - ejdavies@uci.edu, University of California, Irvine

Lien, Pei-te - plien@polsci.ucsb.edu, University of California Santa Barbara

Raychaudhuri, Tanika - traychau@central.uh.edu, University of Houston

ROUNDTABLES

Panel : 00.2 -A Global Approach to the Intersections of Migration and Race

Date : Saturday, March 30, 10:00AM - 11:45AM

Location : English Bay

Chair(s) :

Pinderhughes, Dianne , Dianne.M.Pinderhughes.1@nd.edu, University of Notre Dame

This important roundtable brings together colleagues to continue the conversation of her recent book, The Roots of Racism: The Politics of White Supremacy in the US and Europe (Bristol University Press 2022). This book “examines the past, present, and future of racist ideas and politics. It describes how policies have developed over a long history of European and White American dominance of political institutions that maintain White supremacy. Givens examines the connections between immigration policy and racism that have contributed to the rise of anti-immigrant, radical-right parties in Europe, the rise of Trumpism in the US, and the Brexit vote in the UK. This book provides a vital springboard for people, organizations, and politicians who want to dismantle structural racism and discrimination.” This panel broadens the discussion of these broad topics as an increasing number of scholars focus on the politics of migration, race and citizenship. Terri argues for a need to further develop new theories that encompass a broader set of cases, which are still in many ways intertwined after hundreds of years of colonial history and enslavement.

Discussant(s):

Affigne, Tony - affigne@providence.edu, Providence College

Clealand, Danielle - danielle.clealand@austin.utexas.edu, Givens, Terri - terri.givens@mcgill.ca, McGill University

Panel : 00.3 -Beyond Cruelty: Envisioning Abundance in Dark Times

Date : Friday, March 29, 10:00AM - 11:45AM

Location : Seymour

Chair(s) :

Situated at the intersection of political theory and Chicano political thought, this panel will explore the concept of rasquache as an alternative ethos for thinking about political membership as a practice of belonging and abundance rather than exclusion and scarcity. Drawing on the work of Tomás YbarraFrausto and Amalia Mesa-Bains, rasquache is a working-class aesthetic sensibility that involves giving a new function to what would be otherwise considered used up, useless, broken, or a type of trash, creating works of dazzling beauty using discards, fragments, and other disposable materials that are abundant and available. Theorizing our political attachments and desires in terms of beauty, brokenness, and refashioning Beltrán argues that rasquachismo offers a way of approaching one’s

attachment to a broken national project as spaces of creative encounter where what initially appears as worthless or non-functional might still hold the promise of becoming beautiful, reincorporated, and radically reimagined.

Discussant(s):

Beltran, Cristina - cbeltran@nyu.edu, New York University

Ferguson, Kennan - kennan@uwm.edu, University of Wisconsin Milwaukee

Kotef, Hagar - hk11@soas.ac.uk, SOAS, University of London

Sampaio, Anna - asampaio@scu.edu, Santa Clara University

Panel : 04.6 -Seascape Stories: Envisioning Decolonial Water Relations

Date : Friday, March 29, 10:00AM - 11:45AM

Location : Balmoral

Chair(s) :

Thomas, Robina, University of Victoria

Discussant(s):

Ambers, Andrew - University of Victoria

George, Rachel - rgeorge@uvic.ca, University of Victoria

Smith, Dawn - University of Victoria

Wiebe, Sarah - swiebe@uvic.ca, University of Victoria

Panel : 05.3 -Assessing President Biden's First Term

Date : Saturday, March 30, 01:15PM - 03:00PM

Location : Cavendish

Chair(s) :

Belt, Todd, tbelt@gwu.edu, George Washington University

Discussant(s):

Genovese, Michael - Michael.Genovese@lmu.edu, Loyola Marymount University

Heldman, Caroline - heldman@oxy.edu, Occidental College

Kassop, Nancy - kassopn@newpaltz.edu, SUNY New Paltz

Panel : 06.5 -Academic Conferences, Violence, and Care Praxis

Date : Friday, March 29, 08:00AM - 09:45AM

Location : Oxford

Chair(s) :

Discussant(s):

Georgis, Mariam - mgeorgis@sfu.ca, Simon Fraser University

Nath, Nisha - nnath@athabascau.ca, Athabasca University

Okundaye, Gabriela - GabrielaOkundaye@my.unt.edu, University of North Texas

Su, Yvonne - yvonnesu@yorku.ca, York University

Townsend-Bell, Erica - etowns@okstate.edu, Oklahoma State University

Turner, Robin - rlturne1@butler.edu, Butler University

Panel : 06.6 -Intersectionality and the Politics of Crises

Canceled

Panel : 09.3 -If a poem we could read ...

Date : Saturday, March 30, 08:00AM - 09:45AM

Location : Regency B

Chair(s) :

Struble, Maria , mstruble@western.edu, Western Colorado University

Discussant(s):

Browers, Michaelle - browerm@wfu.edu, Wake Forest University

Struble, Maria - mstruble@western.edu, Western Colorado University

Wiebe, Sarah - swiebe@uvic.ca, University of Victoria

Panel : 14.25 -Sitting with Loss, Imagining Freedom: Roundtable on New Books by Juliet Hooker and Lawrie Balfour

Date : Saturday, March 30, 01:15PM - 03:00PM

Location : Regency E

Chair(s) :

Hooker, Juliet, juliet_hooker@brown.edu, Brown University

Discussant(s):

Balfour, Lawrie - klb3q@virginia.edu, University of Virginia

Hanchard, Michael - HANCHARD@upenn.edu, University of Pennsylvania

Luxon, Nancy - luxon@umn.edu, University of Minnesota

Terry, Brandon - bterry@fas.harvard.edu, Harvard University

Threadcraft, - shatema.a.threadcraft@vanderbilt.edu, Vanderbilt University

Panel : 14.29 -Is there a Critical Tradition of Latinx Political Theory?

Date : Saturday, March 30, 08:00AM - 09:45AM

Location : Regency D

Chair(s) :

Valdez, Inés, inesvaldez@protonmail.com, Johns Hopkins University

Discussant(s):

Beltran, Cristina - cbeltran@nyu.edu, New York University

Hooker, Juliet - juliet_hooker@brown.edu, Brown University

Ray, Rocco - rocco@polisci.ucla.edu, UCLA

Vázquez-Arroyo, Antonio - a.vazquez@rutgers.edu, Rutgers University

Panel : 15.27 -Kenough already! Rethinking feminist theories of patriarchy with Barbie

Date : Friday, March 29, 08:00AM - 09:45AM

Location : Regency C

Chair(s) :

Majic, Samantha, smajic@jjay.cuny.edu, John Jay College-City University of New York

Discussant(s):

Currah, Paisley - PCurrah@brooklyn.cuny.edu, Brooklyn College-City University of New York

Ferguson, Michaele - Michaele.Ferguson@colorado.edu, University of Colorado Boulder

Price, Kimala - kprice@sdsu.edu, San Diego State University

Williams, Juliet - jawilliams@gender.ucla.edu, University of California Los Angeles

Panel : 16.19 – No Panel – Canceled

Date : Friday, March 29, 01:15PM - 03:00PM

Location : Georgia B

Chair(s) :

Discussant(s):

Panel : 29.4 -Bridging local community activism and APA politics scholarship

Date : Friday, March 29, 03:15PM - 05:00PM

Location : Plaza C

Chair(s) :

Lu, Fan , fl34@queensu.ca, Queen's University

Discussant(s):

Kaur Bains, Satwinder - satwinder.bains@ufv.ca, University of the Fraser Valley

Lim, Imogene - Imogene.Lim@viu.ca, Vancouver Island University

Sandhra, Sharanjit Kaur - Sharanjit.Sandhra@ufv.ca, University of the Fraser Valley

Tran, Benjamin - btran@ajsocal.org, Asian Americans Advancing Justice S. California

Yan, Andy - ayan@sfu.ca, Simon Fraser University

SCHEDULE OF PANELS BY SECTION

Program Chair - Political Backlash and Its Consequences

Lorrie Frasure - University of California Los Angeles

Panel 0.01- Native American Politics and Perceptions

Friday, March 29 01:15PM-03:00PM, Seymour

Panel 0.02 - A Global Approach to the Intersections of Migration and Race

Saturday, March 30 10:00AM-11:45AM, English Bay

Panel 0.03 - Beyond Cruelty: Envisioning Abundance in Dark Times

Friday, March 29 10:00AM-11:45AM, Seymour

Panel 0.04 - Meet-the-Editors

Friday, March 29, 03:15PM - 05:00PM, Prince of Wales

Panel 0.05 - CMPS Mini-Conference

Friday, March 29, 08:00PM - 05:00PM, Regency F

Comparative Politics – Section 1

Chair: Constantine Manda - University of California-Irvine

Panel 1.01 - African Politics

Thursday, March 28 08:00AM-09:45AM, Tennyson

Panel 1.02 -Political Economy

Thursday, March 28 10:00AM-11:45AM, Tennyson

Panel 1.03 - Authoritarianism and Democracy I

Thursday, March 28 01:15PM-03:00PM, Tennyson

Panel 1.04 - Authoritarianism and Democracy II

Thursday, March 28 03:15PM-05:00PM, Tennyson

Panel 1.05 - Conflict

Friday, March 29 10:00AM-11:45AM, Tennyson

Panel 1.06 - Politics of China - Friday, March 29 08:00AM-09:45AM, Tennyson

Panel 1.07 - Political Parties and Elections

Friday, March 29 01:15PM-03:00PM, Plaza A

Panel 1.08 - Identity Politics

Friday, March 29 03:15PM-05:00PM, Plaza A

Panel 1.09 - Media and Politics

Saturday, March 30 08:00AM-09:45AM, Plaza A

Panel 1.10 - Policy and Politics

Saturday, March 30 10:00AM-11:45AM, Plaza A

Critical Perspectives on Higher Education – Section 2

Chair: Jonathan Benjamin Alvarado - Texas Christian University

Panel 2.01 - Crisis! What Crisis: Stasis and Transformation in Higher Ed.

Friday, March 29 03:15PM-05:00PM, Lord Byron

Panel 2.02 - Re-valuing the Role of the Academy

Saturday, March 30 08:00AM-09:45AM, Oxford

Environmental Political Theory – Section 3

Chair: Didier Zuniga - University of Alberta

Panel 3.01 - Author-meets-critics: Sharon Krause's Eco-Emancipation: An Earthly Politics of Freedom

Thursday, March 28 08:00AM-09:45AM, Georgia A

Panel 3.02 - Author-meets-critics: Radical Mindfulness: Why Transforming Fear of Death is Politically Vital by James K. Rowe

Thursday, March 28 10:00AM-11:45AM, Georgia A

Panel 3.03 - Author Meets Critic: Life against States of Emergency: Revitalizing Treaty Relations from Attawapiskat

Thursday, March 28 01:15PM-03:00PM, Georgia A

Panel 3.04 - Relationality & care beyond the human

Thursday, March 28 03:15PM-05:00PM, Georgia A

Panel 3.05 - Compost Politics: Deaths and New Directions in Eco-Materialism

Friday, March 29 08:00AM-09:45AM, Georgia A

Panel 3.06 - Environmental Activism and State Repression

Friday, March 29 10:00AM-11:45AM, Georgia A

Panel 3.07 - Technology and Environmental Philosophy

Friday, March 29 01:15PM-03:00PM, Georgia A

Panel 3.08 - Misinformation and the Politics of Climate Denial

Friday, March 29 03:15PM-05:00PM, Georgia A

Panel 3.09 - Colonialism, ecology, livable futures

Saturday, March 30 10:00AM-11:45AM, Georgia A

Panel 3.10 - Bicycles, gentrification, environmental activism

Saturday, March 30 08:00AM-09:45AM, Georgia A

Panel 3.11 - Environmental justice

Saturday, March 30 01:15PM-03:00PM, Georgia A

Panel 3.12 - Liberalism, humanism, anthropocentrism

Saturday, March 30 03:15PM-05:00PM, Georgia A

Panel 3.13 - Ecofeminism, multispecies justice, technology

Thursday, March 28 08:00AM-09:45AM, Georgia B

Panel 3.14 - Democracy & agency in the Anthropocene

Thursday, March 28 01:15PM-03:00PM, Georgia B

Panel 3.15 - Climate crises & environmental ethics

Friday, March 29 08:00AM-09:45AM, Plaza B

Environmental Politics – Section 4

Chair: Juliet Carlisle - University of Utah

Panel 4.01 - Environmental Power and Policies in Latin America

Thursday, March 28 08:00AM-09:45AM, Balmoral

Panel 4.02 - Governing the Environment: Do Institutions Matter or Not?

Thursday, March 28 10:00AM-11:45AM, Balmoral

Panel 4.03 - Environmental Politics Abroad

Thursday, March 28 01:15PM-03:00PM, Balmoral

Panel 4.04 - Environment, Climate, and the Golden State

Friday, March 29 08:00AM-09:45AM, Balmoral

Panel 4.05 - Environmental Justice & Equity

Thursday, March 28 03:15PM-05:00PM, Balmoral

Panel 4.06 - Seascape Stories: Envisioning Decolonial Water Relations

Friday, March 29 10:00AM-11:45AM, Balmoral

Panel 4.07 - Protecting the Environment or Industry?: The Consequence of Policies

Friday, March 29 01:15PM-03:00PM, Kensington

Panel 4.08 - Public Opinion and the Environment

Friday, March 29 03:15PM-05:00PM, Kensington

Executive Politics – Section 5

Chair: Maruice Mangum - Jackson State University

Panel 5.01 – No Panel – Canceled

Panel 5.02 - No Panel - Canceled

Panel 5.03 - Assessing President Biden's First Term Saturday, March 30 01:15PM-03:00PM, Cavendish

Gender, Race and Intersectionality – Section 6

Chair: Christian Phillips - University of Southern California

Panel 6.01 - What We Mean When We Talk about Women of Color

Friday, March 29 10:00AM-11:45AM, Oxford

Panel 6.02 - Definition and Measurement in Studies of Voters and Representation

Thursday, March 28 08:00AM-09:45AM, Oxford

Panel 6.03 - Locating and Conceptualizing Gendered Identities

Thursday, March 28 10:00AM-11:45AM, Oxford

Panel 6.04 - Intersectionality, Civil Society and the Economy

Thursday, March 28 01:15PM-03:00PM, Oxford

Panel 6.05 - Academic Conferences, Violence, and Care Praxis

Friday, March 29 08:00AM-09:45AM, Oxford

Panel 6.06 – No Panel – Canceled

(Im)migration and Citizenship – Section 7

Co-Chair: Sam Acuña - Calfornia State University-Channel Island

Co-Chair: Alfredo Carlos - California State University, Dominguez Hills

Panel 7.01 - Immigrant Political Participation

Thursday, March 28 08:00AM-09:45AM, Stanley

Panel 7.02 - Exploring Anti Immigrant Sentiment

Thursday, March 28 01:15PM-03:00PM, Stanley

Panel 7.03 - Immigration Around the World

Friday, March 29 08:00AM-09:45AM, Stanley

Panel 7.04 - Immigration Organizations and the State

Friday, March 29 01:15PM-03:00PM, Stanley

International Relations – Section 8

Co-Chair: Dongkyu Kim - University of Texas Rio Grande Valley

Co-Chair: Jonathan Ring - University of Tennessee Knoxville

Panel 8.01 - Economic Globalization

Thursday, March 28 08:00AM-09:45AM, Prince of Wales

Panel 8.02 - Global Power and Governance

Thursday, March 28 10:00AM-11:45AM, Prince of Wales

Panel 8.03 - China in IR

Thursday, March 28 01:15PM-03:00PM, Prince of Wales

Panel 8.04 - Alliances

Friday, March 29 08:00AM-09:45AM, Prince of Wales

Panel 8.05 - Terrorism

Friday, March 29 10:00AM-11:45AM, Prince of Wales

Panel 8.06 - Domestic Politics and IR

Friday, March 29 01:15PM-03:00PM, English Bay

Panel 8.07 - Norms

Friday, March 29 03:15PM-05:00PM, Oxford

Panel 8.08 - Conflict

Saturday, March 30 08:00AM-09:45AM, Prince of Wales

Panel 8.09 - International System

Saturday, March 30 10:00AM-11:45AM, Prince of Wales

Panel 8.10 - Regime Type

Saturday, March 30 01:15PM-03:00PM, Prince of Wales

Interpretation and Method – Section 9

Chair: Liza Taylor - Cal Poly Pomona

Panel 9.01 - New Frontiers in Interpretive Research: Autoethnography, Photovoice Research, Reproductive Justice and Posthuman Legalities

Thursday, March 28 08:00AM-09:45AM, Cypress

Panel 9.02 - Critical Interpretive Methods: Rethinking Vulnerability, Interrogating Crisis, and Staging Playful Interruption

Thursday, March 28 10:00AM-11:45AM, Cypress

Panel 9.03 - If a poem we could read ...

Saturday, March 30 08:00AM-09:45AM, Regency B

Judicial Politics, Legal Politics and Public Law- Section 10

Chair: Rebecca U. Thorpe - University of Washington

Panel 10.01 - Rights, Sovereignty & Administrative Law

Thursday, March 28 08:00AM-09:45AM, Brighton

Panel 10.02 - Judicial Legitimacy, Polarization & Political Crisis: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives

Thursday, March 28 01:15PM-03:00PM, Brighton

Panel 10.03 - Judicial & Legal Doctrine in a Polarized Era: Foundations & Current Trajectories

Thursday, March 28 10:00AM-11:45AM, Brighton

Panel 10.04 - Violence, Conflict & Legal Structures

Friday, March 29 10:00AM-11:45AM, Brighton

Legislative Politics – Section 11

Chair: Matthew Mendez Garcia - California State University, Long Beach

Panel 11.01 - Diverse Candidates and Elections

Saturday, March 30 10:00AM-11:45AM, Plaza C

Panel 11.02 - Constituency Considerations and Elite Behavior

Saturday, March 30 01:15PM-03:00PM, Plaza C

Panel 11.03 - Legislative Process

Saturday, March 30 03:15PM-05:00PM, Plaza C

Media and Political Communications – Section 12

Chair: Meredith Conroy - California State University, San Bernardino

Panel 12.01 - Weaponized Rhetoric

Friday, March 29 03:15PM-05:00PM, Regency D

Panel 12.02 - Political Elite's Messaging and the Role of Identity

Saturday, March 30 01:15PM-03:00PM, Regency D

Panel 12.03 - The Influence of Media, Technology, and Communication on Democratic Outcomes

Saturday, March 30 03:15PM-05:00PM, Regency D

Parties, Interest Groups and Social Movements – Section 13

Chair: Natasha Altema - University of Texas Rio Grande Valley

Panel 13.01 - Civic Organizations and Civic Life amid Democratic Erosion and Political Backlash

Thursday, March 28 08:00AM-09:45AM, Kensington

Panel 13.02 - Political Party influence

Thursday, March 28 10:00AM-11:45AM, Kensington

Panel 13.03 - Anti-establishment Politics

Thursday, March 28 01:15PM-03:00PM, Kensington

Panel 13.04 - Understanding Social Movements and Activism

Thursday, March 28 03:15PM-05:00PM, Kensington

Panel 13.05 - The Political Influence of Unions

Friday, March 29 08:00AM-09:45AM, Kensington

Panel 13.06 - Exploring the Experiences of Political Activists

Friday, March 29 10:00AM-11:45AM, Kensington

Panel 13.07 - The Role of Vanguard Groups in Socio-Political Movements.

Saturday, March 30 10:00AM-11:45AM, Oxford

Political Theory and Its Applications Section 14

Co-Chair: Inés Valdez - John Hopkins University

Co-Chair: Michelle Rose - California State University-Chico

Panel 14.01 - Antiracist Theory and Political Practice

Thursday, March 28 08:00AM-09:45AM, Regency E

Panel 14.02 - Fascism and Anti-Fascisms

Thursday, March 28 10:00AM-11:45AM, Regency E

Panel 14.03 - Feminism in Coalition: Thinking with US Women of Color Feminism, Author Meets Critics

Thursday, March 28 01:15PM-03:00PM, Regency E

Panel 14.04 - Author Meets Critics: Lisa Beard's If We Were Kin (OUP 2023)

Thursday, March 28 03:15PM-05:00PM, Regency E

Panel 14.05 - The Political Theory of Development: Dependency, Degrowth, and Decolonization

Friday, March 29 08:00AM-09:45AM, Regency E

Panel 14.06 - The Public Sphere in the Digital Age

Friday, March 29 10:00AM-11:45AM, Regency E

Panel 14.07 - Spatial Theorizing: Agency and Temporality in Urban Contexts

Friday, March 29 01:15PM-03:00PM, Brighton

Panel 14.08 - Politics of Visuality: Mediated Violence and Counter-Narratives

Friday, March 29 03:15PM-05:00PM, Brighton

Panel 14.09 - Theories of Perspectivism and Their Uses in Political Theory

Saturday, March 30 08:00AM-09:45AM, Regency E

Panel 14.10 - Community Organizing and Political Praxis

Thursday, March 28 03:15PM-05:00PM, Dover

Panel 14.11 - No Panel

Panel 14.12 - No Panel

Panel 14.13 - Theorizing with Literary Inspiration

Thursday, March 28 01:15PM-03:00PM, Regency F

Panel 14.14 - Intergenerational Trauma and Justice

Thursday, March 28 08:00AM-09:45AM, Regency F

Panel 14.15 - Indigenous scholarship and Epistemic Domination in political science

Friday, March 29 01:15PM-03:00PM, Balmoral

Panel 14.16 - Against Structural Injustice: Reparation, Apology, and Reponsibility

Thursday, March 28 03:15PM-05:00PM, Regency F

Panel 14.17 - Anti-Democratic Rhetoric and Surprising Formations of Political Identity

Saturday, March 30 10:00AM-11:45AM, Regency B

Panel 14.18 - Feminism in International Relations: Jane Addams, Chizuco Ueno, Anne Duffourmantelle, and Conjunctural Analysis of Crisis

Friday, March 29 10:00AM-11:45AM, Cypress

Panel 14.19 - Workers' Politics: Democracy, Mindfulness, and the Search for Freedom

Friday, March 29 01:15PM-03:00PM, Tennyson

Panel 14.20 - Democratic Crisis: Insurrection, Fatigue, Resilience, and Empathy

Friday, March 29 03:15PM-05:00PM, Tennyson

Panel 14.21 - Violence, Migration, and Freedom in Contemporary Feminist Theory

Thursday, March 28 08:00AM-09:45AM, Regency D

Panel 14.22 - Varieties of Democratic Theory

Saturday, March 30 10:00AM-11:45AM, Regency F

Panel 14.23 - The Political Theory of Crisis: Existentialism, Affective Algorithms, and Utopia

Saturday, March 30 01:15PM-03:00PM, Regency F

Panel 14.24 - Author Meets Critic: Black Scare/Red Scare: Theorizing Capitalist Racism in the United States

Saturday, March 30 03:15PM-05:00PM, Regency F

Panel 14.25 - Sitting with Loss, Imagining Freedom: Roundtable on New Books by Juliet Hooker and Lawrie Balfour

Saturday, March 30 01:15PM-03:00PM, Regency E

Panel 14.26 - Beyond Westphalia and Liberalism: Struggles for Land, Relationality, and Fundamentalism

Thursday, March 28 10:00AM-11:45AM, Regency B

Panel 14.27 – No Panel

Panel 14.28 - Radicalism as Anarchy, Abolition, and (Good) Apologies

Friday, March 29 01:15PM-03:00PM, Regency D

Panel 14.29 - Is there a Critical Tradition of Latinx Political Theory?

Saturday, March 30 08:00AM-09:45AM, Regency D

Panel 14.30 - Justifying and Defending Democracy amidst both Possibility and Failure

Saturday, March 30 10:00AM-11:45AM, Regency D

Panel 14.31 - Resistance Practices in Political, Religious, and Cultural Frames

Saturday, March 30 08:00AM-09:45AM, Regency F

Panel 14.32 - Grounded Normative Theory

Saturday, March 30 01:15PM-03:00PM, Georgia B

Political Theory: Critical and Normative – Section 15

Co-Chair: Philip Yaure - Virginia Tech

Co-Chair: Emma Rodman - UMass Lowell

Panel 15.01 - Theorizing Speech

Thursday, March 28 08:00AM-09:45AM, Regency A

Panel 15.02 - Ecology and the Anthropocene

Thursday, March 28 10:00AM-11:45AM, Regency A

Panel 15.03 - Author Meets Critics: The Other Side of Disappointment, on Martel's *Anarchist Prophets* and *JUJU*

Thursday, March 28 01:15PM-03:00PM, Regency A

Panel 15.04 - The Dispersion of Power: A Critical Realist Theory of Democracy, by Samuel Bagg -Author Meets Critics

Thursday, March 28 03:15PM-05:00PM, Regency A

Panel 15.05 - Marxisms

Friday, March 29 08:00AM-09:45AM, Regency A

Panel 15.06 - Explorations in Critical Political Science

Friday, March 29 10:00AM-11:45AM, Regency A

Panel 15.07 - The Self and Self-Interest

Friday, March 29 01:15PM-03:00PM, Regency A

Panel 15.08 - Theorizing Structure

Friday, March 29 03:15PM-05:00PM, Regency A

Panel 15.09 - The Victim, the Subject, the Power of the State

Saturday, March 30 08:00AM-09:45AM, Regency A

Panel 15.10 - No Panel - Canceled

Panel 15.11 - The Politics of Property, Finance, and Money

Saturday, March 30 01:15PM-03:00PM, Regency A

Panel 15.12 - The Demos and the Boundary Problem

Saturday, March 30 03:15PM-05:00PM, Regency A

Panel 15.13 - Author Meets Critics: 'Hanging Together: Role-Based Constitutional Fellowship and the Challenge of Difference and Disagreement' by Eric W. Cheng, Author Meets Critics

Friday, March 29 08:00AM-09:45AM, Brighton

Panel 15.14 - Epistemic Injustice, Violence, and the Law

Thursday, March 28 08:00AM-09:45AM, Regency B

Panel 15.15 - Affect

Thursday, March 28 01:15PM-03:00PM, Regency B

Panel 15.16 - Americans Love Hierarchy and Domination

Thursday, March 28 03:15PM-05:00PM, Regency B

Panel 15.17 - Class and Community

Friday, March 29 08:00AM-09:45AM, Regency B

Panel 15.18 - Abolition and Freedom

Friday, March 29 10:00AM-11:45AM, Regency B

Panel 15.19 - Building A We Differently

Friday, March 29 01:15PM-03:00PM, Regency B

Panel 15.20 - Methodology: Histories, Stakes, Approaches

Friday, March 29 03:15PM-05:00PM, Regency B

Panel 15.21 - Reconsidering Refusal and Care

Friday, March 29 10:00AM-11:45AM, Regency C

Panel 15.22 - Reimagining the Competence of Ordinary Citizens

Friday, March 29 03:15PM-05:00PM, Dover

Panel 15.23 – No Panel

Panel 15.24 - Grief, (In)Gratitude and Suffering: Emotional Responses to a Neoliberal World

Saturday, March 30 03:15PM-05:00PM, Regency B

Panel 15.25 - Theorizing Authority

Thursday, March 28 01:15PM-03:00PM, Regency D

Panel 15.26 - Author-meets-critics: Jonathan Havercroft's STANLEY CAVELL'S DEMOCRATIC PERFECTIONISM

Friday, March 29 10:00AM-11:45AM, Stanley

Panel 15.27 - Kenough already! Rethinking feminist theories of patriarchy with Barbie

Friday, March 29 08:00AM-09:45AM, Regency C

Panel 15.28 - Author Meets Critics, Inés Valdez's Democracy and Empire: Labor, Nature and the Reproduction of Capital

Friday, March 29 01:15PM-03:00PM, Regency C

Panel 15.29 - The Democratic Urgencies of Black/queer/feminist life

Saturday, March 30 08:00AM-09:45AM, Regency C

Panel 15.30 - Relationality Beyond/Against Borders

Saturday, March 30 10:00AM-11:45AM, Regency C

Panel 15.31 - Theorizing Public Policies and Institutions

Saturday, March 30 01:15PM-03:00PM, Regency C

Panel 15.32 - Social Transformation: Rights, Revolution, and Repair

Saturday, March 30 03:15PM-05:00PM, Regency C

Panel 15.33 - New Directions in Democratic Theory

Thursday, March 28 10:00AM-11:45AM, Regency C

Panel 15.34 - Fascism and Anti-Fascism

Thursday, March 28 10:00AM-11:45AM, Regency D

Panel 15.35 - New Approaches in Civic Republicanism, Historical and Analytic Thursday, March 28 03:15PM-05:00PM, Regency C

Panel 15.36 - Authors Meet Critics: “The Two Faces of Democracy” by Mary F. Scudder and Stephen K. White

Thursday, March 28 03:15PM-05:00PM, Regency D

Panel 15.37 - Author Meets Critics: Waiting for the People: The Idea of Democracy in Indian Anticolonial Thought, by Nazmul Sultan

Thursday, March 28 08:00AM-09:45AM, Regency C

Panel 15.38 - Author Meets Critics: David Myer Temin’s Remapping Sovereignty: Decolonization and Self-Determination in North American Indigenous Political Thought

Friday, March 29 10:00AM-11:45AM, Regency D

Panel 15.39 - Backlash, Ethics, and Power

Friday, March 29 03:15PM-05:00PM, Regency C

Panel 15.40 - Global Decolonial Politics and Black Liberation

Friday, March 29 08:00AM-09:45AM, English Bay

Panel 15.41 - Queer Ghosts and the Hauntings of Power

Saturday, March 30 10:00AM-11:45AM, Regency E

Political Thought: Historical Approaches – Section 16

Co-Chair: Tejas Parasher - University of California-Los Angeles

Co-Chair: Vicki Hsueh - Western Washington University

Panel 16.01 - War, Conflict, and Historiography

Thursday, March 28 08:00AM-09:45AM, Plaza B

Panel 16.02 - Radical Visions of Democracy Thursday, March 28 10:00AM-11:45AM, Plaza B

Panel 16.03 - Extremism and Revolutionary Ideas Thursday, March 28 01:15PM-03:00PM, Plaza B

Panel 16.04 - Reflecting on Racial Politics Friday, March 29 08:00AM-09:45AM, Constable

Panel 16.05 - Examining Modern Democracy Friday, March 29 01:15PM-03:00PM, Constable

Panel 16.06 – No Panel

Panel 16.07 – Democratic Dilemmas Friday, March 29 10:00AM-11:45AM, Constable

Panel 16.08 - The Economy in Political Thought Friday, March 29 03:15PM-05:00PM, Constable

Panel 16.09 - Understanding Political Backlash Saturday, March 30 8:00AM-09:45AM, Plaza B

Panel 16.10 - Rethinking the Political Subject Saturday, March 30 10:00AM-11:45AM, Plaza B

Panel 16.11 - Land, Territory, and Property Saturday, March 30 01:15PM-03:00PM, Plaza B

Panel 16.12 - Law, Sovereignty, and Nationhood Saturday, March 30 03:15PM-05:00PM, Plaza B

Panel 16.13 – No Panel

Panel 16.14 - Translation and Comparison Across Contexts Thursday, March 28 10:00AM-11:45AM, Plaza C

Panel 16.15 - Individual, Community, and the Public Sphere Thursday, March 28 01:15PM-03:00PM, Plaza C

Panel 16.16 – Resisting Racial Capitalism within and without the State Thursday, March 28 03:15PM-05:00PM, Plaza C

Panel 16.17 - Confucian Political Thought during Wartime, 1931-1945

Friday, March 29 08:00AM-09:45AM, Georgia B

Panel 16.18 - Author Meets Critics: Dennis Dalton's Indian Ideas of Freedom

Friday, March 29 10:00AM-11:45AM, Georgia B

Panel 16.19 - Traveling With Traveling Theory

Friday, March 29 01:15PM-03:00PM, Georgia B

Panel 16.20 - Insurgency, Solidarity, and Left Internationalism: 1950-1975

Friday, March 29 03:15PM-05:00PM, Georgia B

Panel 16.21- Fundamental Concepts in Ancient Greek Political Theory

Saturday, March 30 08:00AM-09:45AM, Plaza C

Panel 16.22 - Problems of Political Founding

Friday, March 29 01:15PM-03:00PM, Oxford

Politics and History – Section 17

Chair: Susanna Schwartz - Swarthmore College

Panel 17.01 - Historical and Contemporary Perspectives on Political Development in the Unites States

Friday, March 29 01:15PM-03:00PM, Cavendish

Panel 17.02 - Race, Ethnicity, and Resistance in American Political Development

Friday, March 29 03:15PM-05:00PM, Cavendish

Panel 17.03 - Trumpism in Historical Context

Saturday, March 30 08:00AM-09:45AM, Cavendish

Panel 17.04 - Federalism, State Politics, and Public Policy in the United States

Saturday, March 30 10:00AM-11:45AM, Cavendish

Politics, Literature and Film – Section 18

Chair: Robert E. Watkins - Columbia College Chicag

Panel 18.01 - Cinema and the Politics of Memory, Democracy, and Social Change

Friday, March 29 10:00AM-11:45AM, Windsor

Panel 18.02 - Poetry, Literature, and the Politics of Identity and Displacement

Friday, March 29 01:15PM-03:00PM, Windsor

Panel 18.03 - Politics, Aesthetics, and Difference

Friday, March 29 03:15PM-05:00PM, Windsor

Politics and Sexuality- Section 19

Chair: Mzilikazi Koné - College of the Desert

Panel 19.01 - Book Panel: Zein Murib's Thursday, March 28 08:00AM-09:45AM, Windsor

Panel 19.02 - LGBTQ Candidates, Parties, and Laws

Thursday, March 28 01:15PM-03:00PM, Windsor

Panel 19.03 - LGBTQ Identity, Survival, and Resistance

Thursday, March 28 10:00AM-11:45AM, Windsor

Panel 19.04 - Legislation Targeting the LBGTQ Community

Thursday, March 28 03:15PM-05:00PM, Windsor

Panel 19.05 - LGBTQ Rights and Political Visibility

Friday, March 29 08:00AM-09:45AM, Windsor

Public Administration – Section 20

Chair: AJ Rice - University of California-Santa Barbara

Panel 20.01 - Towards a More Perfect Union: Public Administration and The Pursuit of a Just Democracy

Thursday, March 28 10:00AM-11:45AM, Stanley

Panel 20.02 - How Government Design Affects Public Administration

Friday, March 29 01:15PM-03:00PM, Cypress

Public Opinion and Political Psychology – Section 21

Nathan Chan - Loyala Marymount University

Panel 21.01 - Political Communication and COVID-19 Public Opinion

Thursday, March 28 08:00AM-09:45AM, Dover

Panel 21.02 - Public Opinion About Minority Groups in the US and in Comparative Perspective

Thursday, March 28 10:00AM-11:45AM, Dover

Panel 21.03 - New Innovations in Race, Ethnicity, and Political Behavior

Thursday, March 28 10:00AM-11:45AM, Constable

Panel 21.04 - Emotions, Populism, and Public Opinion

Thursday, March 28 01:15PM-03:00PM, Dover

Panel 21.05 - Public Opinion Formation Around the World

Friday, March 29 08:00AM-09:45AM, Dover

Panel 21.06 – No Panel

Panel 21.07 - New Pathways to Contemporary Public Opinion

Friday, March 29 01:15PM-03:00PM, Dover

Public Policy – Section 22

Chair: Elizabeth Maltby - University of Nevada, Las Vegas

Panel 22.01 - Technology and Policymaking

Thursday, March 28 10:00AM-11:45AM, Georgia B

Panel 22.02 - Putting the Public in Policymaking

Thursday, March 28 03:15PM-05:00PM, Georgia B

Panel 22.03 - Subnational Policymaking

Friday, March 29 10:00AM-11:45AM, English Bay

Panel 22.04 - Social Policies: Health, Education, and Welfare

Saturday, March 30 08:00AM-09:45AM, Georgia B

Panel 22.05 - International and Comparative Policymaking

Saturday, March 30 10:00AM-11:45AM, Georgia B

Race, Ethnicity and Politics- Section 23

Co-Chair: Angie Gutierrez - University of California-Austin

Co-Chair: Marcela Garcia-Castanon - San Francisco State

Panel 23.01 - Black Politics

Thursday, March 28 01:15PM-03:00PM, Grouse

Panel 23.02 - CBOs, context and mobilization

Thursday, March 28 03:15PM-05:00PM, Grouse

Panel 23.03 - Changing political citizenship over time

Thursday, March 28 01:15PM-03:00PM, Cypress

Panel 23.04 - Ethnicity and Race in Comparison

Friday, March 29 08:00AM-09:45AM, Cypress

Panel 23.05 - Politics, Opinions and Race

Saturday, March 30 08:00AM-09:45AM, Cypress

Panel 23.06 - Reaching Marginalized Communities

Saturday, March 30 10:00AM-11:45AM, Cypress

Panel 23.07 - Institutions, socialization and learning

Saturday, March 30 01:15PM-03:00PM, Cypress

Panel 23.08 - Identity in Politics

Saturday, March 30 03:15PM-05:00PM, Cypress

Panel 23.09 - Race and Ethnicity in a changing world

Saturday, March 30 08:00AM-09:45AM, Stanley

Panel 23.10 - Author Meets Critics: Moral and Immoral Whiteness in Immigration Politics by Yalidy Matos

Saturday, March 30 10:00AM-11:45AM, Stanley

State, Local and Urban Politics Section 24

Chair: Erik Hanson - University of Southern California

Panel 24.01 - State Politics and Institutions

Thursday, March 28 08:00AM-09:45AM, Seymour

Panel 24.02 - No Panel - Canceled

Panel 24.03 - Federalism and Devolution

Thursday, March 28 01:15PM-03:00PM, Seymour

Panel 24.04 - Elections in State, Local, and Urban Politics

Thursday, March 28 03:15PM-05:00PM, Seymour

Panel 24.05 - State and Local Public Policy

Friday, March 29 10:00AM-11:45AM, Grouse

Panel 24.06 - The Politics of Major Metropolitan Areas and Cities

Friday, March 29 08:00AM-09:45AM, Seymour

Panel 24.07 - Budgeting in the Western States - Part 1

Friday, March 29 01:15PM-03:00PM, Regency E

Panel 24.08 - Budgeting in the Western States - Part 2

Friday, March 29 03:15PM-05:00PM, Regency E

Teaching, Research, and Professional Development – Section 25

Chair: Renée Van Vechten - Univeristy of Redlands

Panel 25.01 - Pedagogical Challenges and Solutions

Thursday, March 28 01:15PM-03:00PM, English Bay

Undergraduate Research Posters – Section 26

Chair: Peter Burns - Soka University

UNDERGRADUATE POSTER SESSION

Friday, March 29 01:15PM-03:00PM, Regency Foyer

Voting and Elections – Section 27

Chair: Isaac Hale - Occidential College

Panel 27.01 - Public opinion & voter knowledge in elections

Thursday, March 28 08:00AM-09:45AM, Constable

Panel 27.02 - Voting rights and discrimination in electoral politics

Friday, March 29 08:00AM-09:45AM, Grouse

Panel 27.03 - Electoral systems & election administration

Thursday, March 28 01:15PM-03:00PM, Constable

Panel 27.04 - Candidate quality & campaign effects

Thursday, March 28 03:15PM-05:00PM, Constable

Women and Politics – Section 28

Chair: Sara Angevine - Whittier College

Panel 28.01 - Marches and Movements

Thursday, March 28 08:00AM-09:45AM, Cavendish

Panel 28.02 - Patriarchy and the Health of Women

Thursday, March 28 01:15PM-03:00PM, Cavendish

Panel 28.03 - Women Candidates in American Politics

Thursday, March 28 10:00AM-11:45AM, Cavendish

Panel 28.04 - Women Candidates in Global Politics

Thursday, March 28 03:15PM-05:00PM, Cavendish

Panel 28.05 - The Impact of Women as Leaders

Friday, March 29 08:00AM-09:45AM, Cavendish

Panel 28.06 - Women Candidates in Global Politics

Friday, March 29 10:00AM-11:45AM, Cavendish

Miniconference: Asian Pacific American Politics – Section 29

Co-Chair: Nicole Filler - University of Massachusetts Boston

Co-Chair: Fan Lu - Queen's University

Co-Chair: Tanika Raychaudhuri - University of Houston

Panel 29.01 - Confronting challenges and the need for political action and solidarity

Friday, March 29 01:15PM-03:00PM, Plaza C

Panel 29.02 - Author Meets Critics: Claire Jean Kim's Asian Americans in an Anti-Black World

Friday, March 29 10:00AM-11:45AM, Plaza C

Panel 29.03 - Asian candidates and voters in the U.S. and Canada: race, ethnicity, and immigration generation

Friday, March 29 08:00AM-09:45AM, Plaza C

Panel 29.04 - Bridging local community activism and APA politics scholarship

Friday, March 29 03:15PM-05:00PM, Plaza C

Miniconference: CMPS Scholars Research Network – Section 30

Co-Chair: Nazita Lajevardi - Michigan State University

Co-Chair: Tabitha Bonilla - Northwestern University

Co-Chair: Jamil Scott - Elizabethtown College

Panel 30.01 – Racial Attitudes in American Politics

Friday, March 29 08:00AM-09:45AM, Regency F

Panel 30.02 - The Importance of Group Consciousness in American Politics

Friday, March 29 10:00AM-11:45AM, Regency F

Panel 30.03 - Public Opinion and Political Behavior in REP Research

Friday, March 29 01:15PM-03:00PM, Regency F

Panel 30.04 - The Role of Group Identity in Shaping Political Behavior and Attitudes

Friday, March 29 03:15PM-05:00PM, Regency F

Miniconference: Community College – Section 31

Co-Chair: Rogelio Garcia – East Los Angeles College

Co-Chair: La Della Levy – College of Southern Nevada

Panel 31.01 - What Does Innovative Pedagogy Look Like to Engage Students in Times of SocialPolitical Turbulences.

Saturday, March 30 08:00AM-09:45AM, Balmoral

Panel 31.02 - What Does Faculty Professional Development Look Like in Times of Political and Social Turbulences?

Saturday, March 30 10:00AM-11:45AM, Balmoral

Panel 31.03 - Poli Sigh: Navigating the Challenging Environment of Community Colleges During an Era of Political Backlash.

Saturday, March 30 01:15PM-03:00PM, Balmoral

Miniconference: Undemocratic Politics – Section 32

Chair: Xiaojun Li - University of British Columbia

Panel 32.01 - Ethnic Divides in Authoritarian Regimes

Thursday, March 28 08:00AM-09:45AM, Plaza A

Panel 32.02 - New Modes of Authoritarian Control

Thursday, March 28 10:00AM-11:45AM, Plaza A

Panel 32.03 - Repression

Thursday, March 28 01:15PM-03:00PM, Plaza A

Panel 32.04 - Autocratic Elites

Thursday, March 28 03:15PM-05:00PM, Plaza A

Panel 32.05 - Resistance against Authoritarianism

Friday, March 29 08:00AM-09:45AM, Plaza A

Panel 32.06 - Support for Authoritarianism

Friday, March 29 10:00AM-11:45AM, Plaza A

2024 DAILY SCHEDULE OF PANELS

Thursday, April 06, 08:00AM-09:45AM

Thursday, April 06, 01:15PM-03:00PM

Friday, April 07, 08:00AM-09:45A

Friday, April 07, 01:15PM-03:00PM

Saturday, April 08, 08:00AM-09:45AM

Saturday, April 08, 01:15PM-03:00PM

Thursday, April 06, 10:00AM-11:45AM

Thursday, April 06, 03:15PM-05:00PM

Friday, April 07, 10:00AM-11:45AM

Friday, April 07, 03:15PM-05:00PM

Saturday, April 08, 10:00AM-11:45AM

Saturday, April 08, 03:15PM-05:00PM Panels Thursday 8:00am

Panel : 01.1 -African Politics

Date : Thursday, March 28, 08:00AM - 09:45AM

Location : Tennyson

Chair(s) :

Aidoo, Richard, raidoo@coastal.edu, Coastal Carolina University

Papers :

Objective Definitions? How Afrobarometer’s political conceptualization of the term ‘democracy’ removed Ethiopians from a dataset

Gordon, Rei, rei.a.gordon@wmich.edu, Western Michigan University

Sudan’s Derailed Democratization and Autocratic Multipolarity in Africa

Musa, Abdu Mukhtar, drmukhtar60@gmail.com, Islamic University of Omdurman

LeVan, A. Carl, levan@american.edu, American University

China’s Role in Sub-Saharan African Elections: A Comparative Study

Aidoo, Richard, raidoo@coastal.edu, Coastal Carolina University

Traditional Authorities and Peacebuilding in Africa: The Case of La Chambre des Rois et des Chefs Traditionnels de Côte d’Ivoire

Speight, Jeremy S. , jspeight@alaska.edu, University of Alaska Fairbanks

Mitchell, Matthew I. , m.mitchell@usask.ca , University of Saskatchewan

Discussant(s):

Aidoo, Richard - raidoo@coastal.edu, Coastal Carolina University

Gordon, Rei - rei.a.gordon@wmich.edu, Western Michigan University

Musa, Abdu Mukhtar - drmukhtar60@gmail.com, Islamic University of Omdurman

Speight, Jeremy S. - jspeight@alaska.edu, University of Alaska Fairbanks

Panel : 03.1 -Author-meets-critics: Sharon Krause's Eco-Emancipation: An Earthly Politics of Freedom

Date : Thursday, March 28, 08:00AM - 09:45AM

Location : Georgia A

Chair(s) :

Zúñiga, Didier, didier@ualberta.ca, University of Alberta

Discussant(s):

Biro, Andrew - andrew.biro@acadiau.ca, Acadia University

Cannavò, Peter - pcannavo@hamilton.edu, Hamilton College

Croteau, Jessica - jcrotea2@jh.edu, Johns Hopkins University

Marwege, Rebecca - rsm2194@columbia.edu, Columbia University

Sharon, Krause - sharon_krause@brown.edu, Brown University

Panel : 03.13 -Ecofeminism, multispecies justice, technology

Date : Thursday, March 28, 08:00AM - 09:45AM

Location : Georgia B

Chair(s) :

Ignatov, Anatoli, anatoli@appstate.edu, Appalachian State University

Papers : How Ecological Metaphors Shaped Utopian Technological Claims

Glasson, Hannah, hannah9@vt.edu, Virginia Tech

Ecofeminism in Mary Shelley, Margaret Fuller, and Zora Neale Hurston: Looking Back to Understand Contemporary Sites of Backlash

Cladis, Mark, mark_cladis@brown.edu, Brown University

Unplugged: Climate change, free-flowing rivers, and the politics of dam removal

Lambacher, Jason Frederick, belugalagoon@gmail.com, University of Washington Bothell

Discussant(s) :

Gabrielson, Teena - Teena.Gabrielson@wwu.edu, Western Washington University

Winter, Christine - christine.winter@otago.ac.nz, University of Otago

Panel : 04.1 -Environmental Power and Policies in Latin America Canceled

Panel : 06.2 -Definition and Measurement in Studies of Voters and Representation

Date : Thursday, March 28, 08:00AM - 09:45AM

Location : Oxford

Chair(s) : Cargile, Ivy A, icargile@csub.edu,

Papers :

Testing the Construct Validity of Sexism Measures Through an Intersectional Lens

Kim, Chaerim , chaerimk@usc.edu, University of Southern California

Junn, Jane, junn@usc.edu, Who Decided That? Revisiting the Definition of Women’s and Racial Issues in Representation

Townsend-Bell, Erica, etowns@okstate.edu, Oklahoma State University

Dismantling the Master’s House: An Assessment of the Gender Gap in the Political Knowledge of African Americans

Jackson, Jasmine, jasmine.jackson@tcu.edu, Texas Christian University

Discussant(s):

Pringle, Lisa - lisa.pringle@cgu.edu, Claremont Graduate University

Panel : 07.1 -Immigrant Political Participation

Date : Thursday, March 28, 08:00AM - 09:45AM

Location : Stanley

Chair(s) :

Papers :

Fear, Resignation and Faith: Mexican Undocumentalities in Dallas Fort-Worth

Muzquiz, Jose, muzquiz@usc.edu, University of Southern California

Immigrants’ Political Ideology and Party Preferences Pre- and Post-migration de Rooij, Eline, eline_de_rooij@sfu.ca, Simon Fraser University

Coulombe, Maxime, mcoulom6@uwo.ca, Western University

Discussant(s):

Panel : 08.1 -Economic Globalization

Date : Thursday, March 28, 08:00AM - 09:45AM

Location : Prince of Wales

Chair(s) :

Kim, Dongkyu, dongkyu.kim@utrgv.edu,

Papers :

Political Economy of Public Opinion on Trade

Takeuchi, Hiroki, htakeuch@smu.edu, Southern Methodist University

Zielke, Anna Kelley, azielke@smu.edu, Southern Methodist University

Holding Your Data Hostage: Examining the Causal Factors of Ransomware Attacks

Brathwaite, Robert, brathwa1@msu.edu, Michigan State University

The European Union by 2030: A single 'geopolitical union' or a post-Covid group of selfcentered states?

Picula, Bosko, boskopicula@yahoo.com, University of Zagreb

Discussant(s):

EJUKONEMU, JOYCE - fuoma34@yahoo.com, Federal College of Education (Technical )

Kim, Dongkyu - dongkyu.kim@utrgv.edu,

Panel : 09.1 -New Frontiers in Interpretive Research: Autoethnography, Photovoice Research, Reproductive Justice and Posthuman Legalities

Date : Thursday, March 28, 08:00AM - 09:45AM

Location : Cypress

Chair(s) :

Marusek, Sarah, marusek@hawaii.edu, University of Hawai‘i Hilo

Papers :

Ecosystems of Legal Materiality: Water

Marusek, Sarah, marusek@hawaii.edu, University of Hawai‘i Hilo

Autoethnography as Epistemic Resistance: Women of Color in Political Science

Behl, Natasha, Natasha.Behl@asu.edu, Arizona State University

Narrating Social Movements: Conducting Interpretive Research on Black Women and Reproductive Justice Politics

Price, Kimala, kprice@sdsu.edu, San Diego State University

Interpretive Methodology and Photovoice Research

Su, Yvonne, yvonnesu@yorku.ca, York University

Tungohan, Ethel, , York University

Discussant(s):

Blajer de la Garza, Yuna - yblajer@luc.edu, Loyola University Chicago

Majic, Samantha - smajic@jjay.cuny.edu, John Jay College-City University of New York

Panel : 10.1 -Rights, Sovereignty & Administrative Law

Date : Thursday, March 28, 08:00AM - 09:45AM

Location : Brighton

Chair(s) :

Swadley, Heather, hes323@lehigh.edu, Institutional Affiliation

Papers :

The Role of the Courts in Policing Indigenous Resistance in Canada

Do, Minh, mdo03@uoguelph.ca, University of Guelph

Puddister, Kate, , University of Guelph

The U.S. Supreme Court’s Backlash against Native Sovereignty and Its Consequences

Steiner, Ronald, steiner@chapman.edu, Chapman University

Webb, Isabella, icwebb@icloud.com, Orange Coast College

“This is Our Law”: Delegated Governance and Disability Rights at the End of the New Deal Order

Swadley, Heather, hes323@lehigh.edu, Institutional Affiliation

Tani, Karen, ktani@law.upenn.edu, University of Pennsylvania

A Right to Misgender? The Emerging Legal Construction of Gender and Free Expression

Perkins, Kathryn, Kathryn.Perkins@csulb.edu, California State University, Long Beach

Melissa, Maceyko, Melissa.Maceyko@csulb.edu, California State University, Long Beach

Discussant(s):

Hiebert, Maureen - hiebertm@ucalgary.ca, University of Calgary

Williams, Lucy - williamsl@law.byu.edu, Brigham Young University Law School

Panel : 13.1 -Civic Organizations and Civic Life amid Democratic Erosion and Political Backlash

Date : Thursday, March 28, 08:00AM - 09:45AM

Location : Kensington

Chair(s) :

Strolovitch, Dara, dara.strolovitch@yale.edu, Yale University

Papers :

Black Lives Matter Protests Amidst a Global Pandemic: A Case for the Recognition of Unaligned Participants in Contemporary Social Movements

Gause, LaGina, lgause@ucsd.edu, Arora, Maneesh, maneesh.arora@wellesley.edu, Latinx Intersectionality, Organized Interests, and Representation

Bautista-Chavez, Angie, angie.bautista-chavez@asu.edu, Arizona State University

Tafoya, Jordin, jctafoya@asu.edu, Arizona State University

Locating Filipino American Organizations: A Framework for Data Collection on Filipino American Community Organizations in the Digital Age

de Guzman, Peter , peter.de_guzman@tufts.edu, Tisch College of Civic Life, Tufts University

Racial Minority Interest Groups as Reliable Representatives: Evidence from Lobbying

Do, Dang, dang.do@trincoll.edu, Trinity College

Demography Is Not Civic Destiny

Kim, Jae Yeon, , SNF Agora Institute, Johns Hopkins de Vries, Milan , , SNF Agora Institute, Johns Hopkins

Han, Hahrie , , SNF Agora Institute, Johns Hopkins

Discussant(s):

Franklin, Sekou - Sekou.Franklin@mtsu.edu, Middle Tennessee State University

Sadwhani, Sara - Sara.Sadhwani@pomona.edu, Pomona

Tafoya, Jordin - jctafoya@asu.edu, Arizona State University

Panel : 14.1 -Antiracist Theory and Political Practice

Date : Thursday, March 28, 08:00AM - 09:45AM

Location : Regency E

Chair(s) :

Douglas, Andrew, Andrew.Douglas@morehouse.edu, Morehouse College

Papers :

A Ventriloquist Act: Deferring to the “Other”

Silver, Hadass , hs9140@princeton.edu, Princeton University

How Is Race the Living of Class?

Taylor, Benjamin, btaylo53@jh.edu, Johns Hopkins University

Between Cynicism and Optimism: Vine Deloria Jr.’s Challenge to Political Pessimism

Ben Abdallah, Leila, lb786@cornell.edu, Cornell University

Back Toward Universalism: Oliver C. Cox’s Critique of Du Bois, Frazier, and Fanon

Mann, Thomas, tmann@seattleu.edu, Seattle University

Discussant(s):

Douglas, Andrew - Andrew.Douglas@morehouse.edu, Morehouse College

Panel : 14.14 -Intergenerational Trauma and Justice

Date : Thursday, March 28, 08:00AM - 09:45AM

Location : Regency F

Chair(s) : Mackey, Eric, emack006@ucr.edu, University of California, Riverside

Papers :

Planting A Tree in Whose Shade You Do Not Expect to Sit: A Proposal for Rawlsian

Intergenerational Justice

Reed, Ryan, rlreed@fsmail.bradley.edu, Bradley University

Hallenbrook, Christopher, challenbrook@csudh.edu, California State University, Dominguez Hills

Collective Generational Dissonance within the Scope of Subjective American Trauma

Fleming, Amanda, a.fleming@wsu.edu, Washington State University

The Impact of Political Theory on Political Critique: the Case of Quebec Bashing.

van den Brink, Timothy, tsv1@sfu.ca, Simon Fraser University

Boily, Frédéric, fboily@ualberta.ca, University of Alberta

Discussant(s):

Panel : 14.21 -Violence, Migration, and Freedom in Contemporary Feminist Theory

Date : Thursday, March 28, 08:00AM - 09:45AM

Location : Regency D

Chair(s) :

Terwiel, Anna, anna.terwiel@trincoll.edu,

Papers :

Disorder, Control, and the Political Use of Sexual and Gender-Based Violence in Argentina’s Dictatorship (1976-1983)

Souza Carareto, Taís, souzacarareto.1@osu.edu, The Ohio State University

Getting Free from Gender

Vedder, Ophelia, ovedder@princeton.edu, Violent Disclosures: Frantz Fanon on Algerian Women, the Veil, and Anti-Colonial Revolution

Owen, Rose, owenr@newschool.edu,

Spatial Destruction as Feminist Politics

Brown, Sarah, sarah.e.brown@colorado.edu, University of Colorado- Boulder

Discussant(s):

Browers, Michaelle - browerm@wfu.edu, Wake Forest University

Terwiel, Anna - anna.terwiel@trincoll.edu,

Panel : 15.1 -Theorizing Speech

Date : Thursday, March 28, 08:00AM - 09:45AM

Location : Regency A

Chair(s) :

Cucharo, Stephen, scucharo@ucla.edu, UCLA

Papers :

Doublespeak and Coded Language in Democratic Systems

Afsahi, Afsoun, afsoun.afsahi@ubc.ca, University of British Columbia

Severson, Erik, eseverso@student.ubc.ca, University of British Columbia

Capital as Speech or Speech as Capital? Citizens United and the Monopolization of Free Speech

Brisson, Benjamin, bbrisson@uci.edu, University of California Irvine

The Shitpost: Engagement, Persuasion, and Media Ownership

Diones, Alexander, alexander.diones@lmu.edu, Loyola Marymount University

Public Insults and the Undermining of Political Discourse

Fultner, Barbara , fultner@denison.edu, Denison University

On Sophistry and Bullshit

Steinmetz, Alicia, asteinme@fiu.edu, Florida International University

Discussant(s):

Bashovski, Marta - marta.bashovski@uregina.ca, Campion College at the University of Regina

Panel : 15.14 -Epistemic Injustice, Violence, and the Law

Date : Thursday, March 28, 08:00AM - 09:45AM

Location : Regency B

Chair(s) :

Shafer, Matt, mshafer@fiu.edu, Florida International University

Papers :

Reluctant Radicalism?: On the Role of Democratic Violence in Liberal Politics

Cheng, Eric, chenge13@aoni.waseda.jp, Waseda University

John Stuart Mill and #MeToo

Gill, Rebecca, rebecca.gill@unlv.edu, University of Nevada, Las Vegas

Fott, David, david.fott@unlv.edu, University of Nevada, Las Vegas

“White Public Sentiment and Black Political Agency in the Thought of Wells-Barnett”

Ikuta, Jennie, jennieci@gmail.com, University of Missouri-Columbia

Violent Snowflakes: White Vigilantism in Defense of Masculine Privilege

McThomas, Mary, mary.mcthomas@uci.edu, University of California, Irvine

Privacy and Equality: Rethinking Reproductive Justice after the Fall of RoeStanley, Sharon, sastanly@memphis.edu, University of Memphis

Discussant(s):

Shafer, Matt - mshafer@fiu.edu, Florida International University

Panel : 15.37 -Author Meets Critics: Waiting for the People: The Idea of Democracy in Indian

Anticolonial Thought, by Nazmul Sultan

Date : Thursday, March 28, 08:00AM - 09:45AM

Location : Regency C

Chair(s) :

Temin, David, dtemin@umich.edu, University of Michigan

Discussant(s):

Warren, Mark - warrenme@mail.ubc.ca, University of British Columbia

Livingston, Alexander - alexander.livingston@cornell.edu, Cornell University

Morefield, Jeanne - jeanne.morefield@politics.ox.ac.uk, University of Oxford

Naresh, Vatsal - vatsal_naresh@g.harvard.edu, Harvard University

Sultan, Nazmul - nazmul.sultan@ubc.ca, University of British Columbia

Panel : 16.1 -War, Conflict, and Historiography

Date : Thursday, March 28, 08:00AM - 09:45AM

Location : Plaza B

Chair(s) :

George, Larry, Larry.George@csulb.edu, California State University, Long Beach

Papers :

Reality Bites Back: Media and Culture in the War on Terror

Falk, Jessica, jessica_falk@brown.edu, Brown University

Historical Vertigo: Everything, Everywhere, All at Once

Johnson, Andrew, andrew_johnson@ucsb.edu, Loyola Marymount University

Discussant(s):

Radheshwar, Jovian - radheshwars@douglascollege.ca, Douglas College

Panel : 16.13 – Rule and Order in Classical Political Thought Canceled

Panel : 19.1 - Author Meets Critics: Zein Murib's Terms of Exclusion (OUP 2023)

Date : Thursday, March 28, 08:00AM - 09:45AM

Location : Windsor

Chair(s) :

Discussant(s):

Beard, Lisa - lisa.beard@wwu.edu, Western Washington University

Brown, Nadia - nadia.brown@georgetown.edu, Georgetown University

Burgess, - Sburges3@depaul.edu, DePaul University

Gash, Alison - gash@uoregon.edu, University of Oregon

Michelson, Melissa - melissa.michelson@menlo.edu, Menlo College

Montoya, Celeste - celeste.montoya@colorado.edu, University of Colorado Boulder

Murib, Zein - zmurib@fordham.edu, Fordham University

Panel : 21.1 -Political Communication and COVID-19 Public Opinion

Date : Thursday, March 28, 08:00AM - 09:45AM

Location : Dover

Chair(s) :

Thal, Adam, adam.thal@lmu.edu, Loyola Marymount University

Papers :

Socially Distant: Did Social Capital Protect Parts of the U.S. from COVID-19 Conspiracy Theories?

Bliss, Sarah, smcarpenter@unm.edu, University of New Mexico

The effects of need for cognition and need for affect on motivated numeracy amidst COVID19 Chung, Eunbin, eunbinc@gmail.com, university of utah Without Evidence: Does Calling a Lie a Lie Matter?

Nalder, Kim, klnalder@csus.edu, California State University, Sacramento

Still an effective vaccination messenger? An experimental study on how messaging from CDC affects attitudes toward mandatory MMR vaccination for schoolchildren.

Viskupic, Filip, filip.viskupic@sdstate.edu, South Dakota State University

David, Wiltse, david.wiltse@sdstate.edu, South Dakota State University

Discussant(s):

Panel : 24.1 -State Politics and Institutions

Date : Thursday, March 28, 08:00AM - 09:45AM

Location : Seymour

Chair(s) :

Bowler, Shaun, shaun.bowler@ucr.edu, UC Riverside

Papers :

Do voters know a powerful governor when they see one?

Bowler, Shaun, shaun.bowler@ucr.edu, UC Riverside

Donovan, Todd, donovat@wwu.edu, Western Washington University

The Changing Political Geography of Tobacco Taxation in the American States, 1930-2020

Myers, Adam, amyers2@providence.edu, Providence College

American Counties: The Politics of Place Names

Gunning, Matthew , mgunning@ggc.edu, Georgia Gwinnett College

"Partisan Sorting, State Legislative Civility and the Nationalization of Politics in the U.S.: A Preliminary Analysis"

Stehr, Steven, stehr@wsu.edu, Washington State University

Schreckhise, William, schreckw@uark.edu, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville

Lovrich, Nicholas, nlovrich@hotmail.com, Washington State University

Steel, Brent, , Oregon State University

Witt, Stephanie, , Boise State University

Discussant(s):

Myers, Adam - amyers2@providence.edu, Providence College

Panel : 27.1 -Public opinion & voter knowledge in elections

Date : Thursday, March 28, 08:00AM - 09:45AM

Location : Constable

Chair(s) :

Hare, Christopher, cdhare@ucdavis.edu, University of California, Davis

Papers :

Forecasting Partisan Collective Accountability During the 2024 U.S. Elections

Algara, Carlos, carlos.algara@cgu.edu, Claremont Graduate University

Gomez, Lisette, lisette.gomez@cgu.edu, Claremont Graduate University

Liu, Hengjiang, hengjiang.liu@cgu.edu, Nigri, Bianca, bianca.nigri@cgu.edu,

Does political knowledge help citizens to vote consistently? A comparative study of direct democratic votes in California and Switzerland

Barbieri, Andrea, andrea.barbieri@unige.ch, University of Geneva

Polling Latinos in the post-Trump Era

Cuellar, Jarred, jrcuellar@cpp.edu, California Polytechnic University, Pomona

Discussant(s):

Brobbey, Patrick Kwasi - p.brobbey@lse.ac.uk, London School of Economics and Political Science

Panel : 28.1 -Marches and Movements

Date : Thursday, March 28, 08:00AM - 09:45AM

Location : Cavendish

Chair(s) :

Sari Genc, Elif, elif@pdx.edu, Portland State University

Papers :

Intersectional Feminist Activism: Class, Queerness, and the Origins of the Dyke March

Angevine, Sara, sangevine@whittier.edu, Whittier College

Space, Solidarity, and A Seat at the Table: Comparing 2017 Women's Marches

Kelly-Thompson, Kaitlin, k.d.kelly.thompson@gmail.com, Simon Fraser University

Far-right, Anti-feminist, and Anti-gender Movements on Violence Against Women and Sexist Hate Speech in Europe

Danielle, Coleman, dcoleman2031@sdsu.edu, San Diego State University

O'Brien, Cheryl, cobrien@sdsu.edu, San Diego State University

Transnational Feminist Networking Under Occupation: Women's Movements in Palestine and Western Sahara

Voss, Maria, mjvoss@sdsu.edu, San Diego State University

Feminists Researching Far-Right Political Philosophy in Nigeria: Challenges and the Way Forward

Egbule, Philip, philip.egbule@unidel.edu.ng, University of Delta, Agbor, Nigeria

OKOBIA, Ayodele , ayodele.okobia@unidel.edu.ng, University of Delta, Agbor, Delta State, Nigeria

EMEDEM, Cecilia, cecilia.emedem@unidel.edu.ng, University of Delta, Agbor, Delta State, Nigeria

Discussant(s):

Angevine, Sara - sangevine@whittier.edu, Whittier College

O'Brien, Cheryl - cobrien@sdsu.edu, San Diego State University

Panel : 32.1 -Ethnic Divides in Authoritarian Regimes

Date : Thursday, March 28, 08:00AM - 09:45AM

Location : Plaza A

Chair(s) :

Barter, Shane, sbarter@soka.edu, Soka University of America

Papers :

Unconditional Loyalty: The Survival of Minority-dominated Autocracies

Alsaadi, Salam, salam.alsaadi@mail.utoronto.ca, University of Toronto

Territorial Autonomy in Autocracy: ‘Sham’ Self-Government?

Barter, Shane, sbarter@soka.edu, Soka University of America

Privileging Tradition: Informal authoritarian governance and nationalist mobilization in Myanmar

Ryan, Megan, memary@umich.edu, University of Michigan Ann Arbor

Does Civic and Citizenship Education Promote Ethnic Tolerance?

Siow, Jeremy, jeremy.siow@politics.ox.ac.uk, University of Oxford

Discussant(s):

Table of Contents - Daily Schedule of Panels

Panels Thursday 10:00am

Panel : 01.2 -Political Economy

Date : Thursday, March 28, 10:00AM - 11:45AM

Location : Tennyson

Chair(s) :

Kim, Yeaji, yekim@csudh.edu, California State University Dominguez Hills

Papers :

Insulated Attitudes: Housing Market Institutions and the 2008 Financial Crisis

Hobbs, Adam, adam.hobbs@email.ucr.edu, University of California, Riverside

Ross, Alexander, aross005@ucr.edu, University of California, Riverside

Why Do the South Korean Public Misperceive Income Inequality?

Kim, Yeaji, yekim@csudh.edu, California State University Dominguez Hills

Kuk, John, jskuk@msu.edu, Michigan State University, Fascist Backlash as a Result of Social Class Alliances: Understanding the New Wave of Fascism in the West

Sharkey, Stanley, sshar181@ucr.edu, University of California - Riverside Political Inequality Under Indonesian Crony Capitalism

Teng, Jiunn-Cherng, marcojcteng@gmail.com, National Sun Yat-sen University

First Amendment versus Democracy

Mendoza, Roberto , roberto1@ualberta.ca, University of Alberta

Discussant(s):

Hobbs, Adam - adam.hobbs@email.ucr.edu, University of California, Riverside

Kim, Yeaji - yekim@csudh.edu, California State University Dominguez Hills

Mendoza, Roberto - roberto1@ualberta.ca, University of Alberta

Sharkey, Stanley - sshar181@ucr.edu, University of California - Riverside

Teng, Jiunn-Cherng - marcojcteng@gmail.com, National Sun Yat-sen University

Panel : 03.2 -Author-meets-critics: Radical Mindfulness: Why Transforming Fear of Death is Politically Vital by James K. Rowe

Date : Thursday, March 28, 10:00AM - 11:45AM

Location : Georgia A

Chair(s) :

Authors :

Rowe, James - jkrowe@uvic.ca, University of Victoria

Commentator(s):

Chari, Anita - anitac@uoregon.edu, University of Oregon

Meyer, John - john.meyer@humboldt.edu, Cal Poly Humboldt

Tully, James - jtully@uvic.ca, University of Victoria

Panel : 04.2 -Governing the Environment: Do Institutions Matter or Not?

Date : Thursday, March 28, 10:00AM - 11:45AM

Location : Balmoral

Chair(s) :

Gill, Rebecca, rebecca.gill@unlv.edu, University of Nevada, Las Vegas

Papers :

Sanitized spectacle: The politics of waste at the UNFCCC Conference of Parties

Baker, Lauren, LMarieBaker@u.northwestern.edu, Northwestern University

Transnational Climate Governance, Foucault, and the Neo-Liberal Turn: Similarities and Dead-Ends

Purdon, Mark, purdon.mark@uqam.ca, Université du Québec à Montréal

Ruchet, Olivier, olivier.ruchet@uzh.ch, University of Zurich

Building the Green State: Patterns of Federal and State Environmental Institution Building, 1810-2000

Klyza, Christopher, klyza@middlebury.edu, Middlebury College

Discussant(s):

Parafiniuk, Adrah - adrah.parafiniuk@nau.edu, Northern Arizona University

Panel : 06.3 -Locating and Conceptualizing Gendered Identities

Date : Thursday, March 28, 10:00AM - 11:45AM

Location : Oxford

Chair(s) :

Lindsay, Keisha, knlindsay@wisc.edu, University of Wisconsin-Madison

Papers :

Soccer fandom and politics in Brazil: where are the women?

Luisa, Turbino Torres, lturbinotorres@fau.edu, Florida Atlantic University

Infertile Bodies-Territories: Extractivism and Indigenous Women’s Rights in Latin America

Mundim, Karla, kmundim@jjay.cuny.edu, John Jay College - CUNY

Stacey, Liou, staceyliou@ufl.edu, University of Florida

Paul, Gutierrez, paulmbg@gmail.com, Boston University

Ticket to White Male Privilege: The Puzzle of Non-white White Supremacists

Rubalcava, Bianca, brubalcava@pacific.edu, University of the Pacific

McThomas, Mary, mary.mcthomas@uci.edu, University of California, Irvine

Relationships for Dummies

Worth, Thomas, tsworth@wisc.edu, University of Wisconsin-Madison

Antifeminism in Latin America

Chaparro-Martinez, Amneris , amneris_chaparro@cieg.unam.mx, Centre for Research and Gender Studies - UNAM

Discussant(s):

Luisa, Turbino Torres - lturbinotorres@fau.edu, Florida Atlantic University

Panel : 08.2 -Global Power and Governance

Date : Thursday, March 28, 10:00AM - 11:45AM

Location : Prince of Wales

Chair(s) :

Fattor, Eric, efattor@colostate.edu, Colorado State University

Papers :

China’s Counterhegemonic Challenge and the American Backlash

Tudoroiu, Theodor, theodor.tudoroiu@sta.uwi.edu, The University of the West Indies

Recriminatory Politics and United States Foreign Policy: How the Politics of Backlash Undercuts

U.S. Power and Influence

Harris, Peter, peter.harris@colostate.edu, Colorado State University

Discussant(s):

Dorraj, Manochehr - m.dorraj@tcu.edu, Texas Christian University

Fattor, Eric - efattor@colostate.edu, Colorado State University

Panel : 09.2 -Critical Interpretive Methods: Rethinking Vulnerability, Interrogating Crisis, and Staging Playful Interruption

Date : Thursday, March 28, 10:00AM - 11:45AM

Location : Cypress

Chair(s) :

Yanow, Dvora, dvora.yanow.prof@gmail.com, California State University, East Bay

Papers :

More than a State of Emergency: Investigating Chief Spence’s Fast through Feminist Critical Discourse Analysis

Wiebe, Sarah, swiebe@uvic.ca, University of Victoria

Moving Beyond Culture Versus Women’s Rights

Walsh, Denise, denise@virginia.edu, University of Virginia

Rethinking vulnerability in qualitative research: exploring how R1s’ IRBs define vulnerable populations

Turbino Torres, Luisa, lturbinotorres@fau.edu, Florida Atlantic University

Perez, Barbara , barbaraperez2014@fau.edu, Florida Atlantic University

Political thought and good living of the Cucapáh Indigenous peoples

Márquez Duarte, Fernando David, fmarq014@ucr.edu, University of California Riverside

Discussant(s):

Schwartz-Shea, Peregrine - psshea@poli-sci.utah.edu, University of Utah, Emerita

Turbino Torres, Luisa - lturbinotorres@fau.edu, Florida Atlantic University

Panel : 10.3 -Judicial & Legal Doctrine in a Polarized Era: Foundations & Current Trajectories

Date : Thursday, March 28, 10:00AM - 11:45AM

Location : Brighton

Chair(s) : Spikol, Aaron, aspikol@stanford.edu, Stanford University

Papers :

Judicial Conflict: Second Amendment Jurisprudence in the U.S. Court of Appeals

Darwin, Sierra, Sierra.darwin@student.csulb.edu, California State University, Long Beach

College Campus Evangelists and Eakins, Keith, keithrollineakins@gmail.com, University of Central Oklahoma

California Changes Direction on Criminal Justice Policies

Estrada, Daniel, danielestrada@me.com, California State University Los Angeles

“Inconsistent with Youth”: The Development of Juvenile Incorrigibility Jurisprudence in the United States

Grasso, Anthony, agrasso@camden.rutgers.edu, Rutgers University Camden

Discussant(s):

Hofer, Scott - scottjhofer@gmail.com, St. Francis College

Panel : 13.2 -Political Party influence

Date : Thursday, March 28, 10:00AM - 11:45AM

Location : Kensington

Chair(s) :

Showden, Carisa, c.showden@auckland.ac.nz, University of Auckland

Papers :

A Party Like Me: How Social Identities Drive Voters’ Evaluations of Political Parties

Balogh, Timea, tbalogh@ucdavis.edu, University of California, Davis

Adams, James, jfadams@ucdavis.edu, University of California, Davis

Making Sense of Declining Party Loyalty in Chile from 1989 to the 2023

Dixon, David, ddixon@csudh.edu, California State University Dominguez Hills

Fulwilder, Briani, bfulwilder1@toromail.csudh.edu, California State University Dominguez HIll

Johnson, Eric, ejohnson159@toromail.csudh.edu, California State University Dominguez Hills

Medina, Raul, rmedina95@toromail.cush.edu, California State University Dominguez Hills

Osuna, Marjorie, mosuna9@toromail.csudh.edu, California State University

The Influence of National Conservatism in Congress

Johnston, Savannah, sjohn702@slcc.edu, Salt Lake Community College

A Dying Party: Evaluating College Students Political Alignment with the Republican Party

Walker, Elizabeth, ewalker@collegeofthedesert.edu, College of the Desert

Discussant(s):

Hindman, Matthew - matt-hindman@utulsa.edu, University of Tulsa

Panel : 14.2 -Fascism and Anti-Fascisms

Date : Thursday, March 28, 10:00AM - 11:45AM

Location : Regency E

Chair(s) :

Dilts, , andrew.dilts@lmu.edu, Loyola Marymount University

Papers :

Traversing Police Fantasy: Police Personality and the Diagnosis of American Fascism

Lester, Quinn, quinn.lester@email.gwu.edu, George Washington University

Fascism’s “Bodily Order”: Women’s Bodies as Battlegrounds of Sovereignty in (Post)Revolutionary Iran

Hassani, Sara, shassani@providence.edu, Providence College

Submission & Disorder: The Unruly Politics of neo-Fascism's White Supremacy

Ritner, Scott, Scott.Ritner@colorado.edu, University of Colorado Boulder

Fascism’s Household

Lamb, Melayna, melaynalamb@googlemail.com, University of Law London

Discussant(s):

Hassani, Sara - shassani@providence.edu, Providence College

Johnson, Andrew - Andrew.Johnson@lmu.edu, Loyola Marymount University

Lamb, Melayna - melaynalamb@googlemail.com, University of Law London

Lester, Quinn - quinn.lester@email.gwu.edu, George Washington University

Ritner, Scott - Scott.Ritner@colorado.edu, University of Colorado Boulder

Panel : 14.26 -Beyond Westphalia and Liberalism: Struggles for Land, Relationality, and Fundamentalism

Date : Thursday, March 28, 10:00AM - 11:45AM

Location : Regency B

Chair(s) :

Hallenbrook, Christopher, challenbrook@csudh.edu, California State University, Dominguez Hills

Papers :

‘Marco Temporal Não’: Indigenous Rights and Conceptions of Territoriality in Brazil and Latin America

Gutierrez, Paul, paulmbg@gmail.com, Boston University

Karla, Mundim, , John Jay

Compassionate Economy Towards Democratic Equality: Rethinking Distributive Justice with Zen Buddhism

Cheng, Yang-Yang, yangyang.cheng@mail.utoronto.ca, University of Toronto

Building the Earth: Leopold Senghor and the Contradictions of Planetary Thought

Moshref, Kamran, kmoshref@gmail.com, The Graduate Center, City University of New York

The Political Thought of Osama Bin Laden: Constructing the Enemy Image

Rezwanul Haque Masud, Mohammad, more6600@colorado.edu, University of Colorado, Boulder

Discussant(s):

Hallenbrook, Christopher - challenbrook@csudh.edu, California State University, Dominguez Hills

Panel : 15.2 -Ecology and the Anthropocene

Date : Thursday, March 28, 10:00AM - 11:45AM

Location : Regency A

Chair(s) :

Papers :

Two Grammars of Crisis at the Dawn of Environmental Catastrophe

Alkadi-Barbaro, Alexia, ara238@cornell.edu, Cornell University

The Less-Than-Res Publica: Democratic Dilemmas in a Disposable World Ephraim, Laura, laura.ephraim@williams.edu, Williams College

Unity with Nature: On the impasses of eco-Marxism today

Shafer, Matt, mshafer@fiu.edu, Florida International University

Toward an Ecological Understanding: Sado-Masochistic Maladaptation and The Collective Ecological Unconscious

Leal McCormack, Rudy, rudymc@shsu.edu, Sam Houston State University

Discussant(s):

Koutnik, Gregory - koutnikgv@beloit.edu, Beloit College

Panel : 15.33 -New Directions in Democratic Theory

Date : Thursday, March 28, 10:00AM - 11:45AM

Location : Regency C

Chair(s) :

Fott, David, david.fott@unlv.edu, University of Nevada, Las Vegas

Papers :

Recovering aesthetic value in democratic theory

Ouellette, Jordan , jepouellette@alumni.ubc.ca, University of British Columbia

The Political Form, At Last Discovered? Merleau-Ponty’s Theory of Institution between Rome and Haiti

Plaetzer, Niklas, nplaetzer@uchicago.edu, University of Chicago

It’s Not Dead Yet, but It Already Smells Funny. On Democratic Theory’s Paradigm Crisis

Selk, Veith, selk@pg.tu-darmstadt.de, Technische Universität Darmstadt

Escape from Politics: Racialized Citizenship, White Grievance, and Personal Responsibility in the US

Zeldes-Roth, Miko, m.zeldesroth@mail.utoronto.ca, University of Toronto

Constructive Transgressions: A Comparison of James Scott's and Sheldon Wolin's Visions of 'Everyday Resistance' and 'Fugitive Democracy'

Zirakzadeh, Cyrus, capeern@gmail.com, University of Connecticut (Professor Emeritus)

Discussant(s):

Fleischmann, Amir - amirf@umich.edu, University of Michigan

Panel : 15.34 -Fascism and Anti-Fascism

Date : Thursday, March 28, 10:00AM - 11:45AM

Location : Regency D

Chair(s) :

Zuckerman, Ian, izuckerman@regis.edu, Regis University

Papers :

Analytical Fascism: Staring into the De-Enlightenment

Reiff, Mark, MREIFF57@GMAIL.COM, University of California at Davis

On Fascist Dread

Cucharo, Stephen, scucharo@ucla.edu, UCLA

Counter-Reform and Political Backlash in Theory and Practice

Becker, Jeff, jbecker@pacific.edu, University of the Pacific

Discussant(s):

Gortler, Shai - shai.gortler@soas.ac.uk, School of Oriental and African Studies

Panel : 16.2 -Radical Visions of Democracy

Date : Thursday, March 28, 10:00AM - 11:45AM

Location : Plaza B

Chair(s) :

Giamario, Patrick, ptgiamar@uncg.edu, University of North Carolina at Greensboro

Papers :

Queer Democratic Theory and the Rise of the British Labour Party

Deslauriers, Theophile, tdeslauriers@amherst.edu, Amherst College

When is it Better to be Unorganized? Hannah Arendt on the Jewish Councils

Phulwani, Vijay, yzg3jh@virginia.edu, University of Virginia

Race Prejudice as Pathological and the Limits of Organicism

Rose, Michelle, mrose2@csuchico.edu, California State University, Chico

Profane Heaven: Utopia, Millenarianism, and the Metacodes of Insurgent Imagination

Silverman, Oliver, lsilverman@gradcenter.cuny.edu, City University of New York Graduate Center

Discussant(s):

Warren, Joseph - jbwarren@alaska.edu, University of Alaska, Anchorage

Panel : 16.14 -Translation and Comparison Across Contexts

Date : Thursday, March 28, 10:00AM - 11:45AM

Location : Plaza C

Chair(s) :

Simon, Joshua, joshuasimon@jhu.edu, Johns Hopkins University

Papers :

From Northwestern to Southeast: Journey of Mei Guangdi and Liu Boming

Chen, Jinxue, jinxuechen2025@u.northwestern.edu, Northwestern University

Political Realism in Classical Confucianism: The Case of Royal Succession

Lee, Ahyoung, ray.ahyoung.lee@gmail.com, City University of Hong Kong

Language In Tension: Translation, Interiority, and Early Modern Spanish Islam

Muench, Nicholas, nmuench@ucla.edu, University of California, Los Angeles

Diagnosing Women's Subordination in late-Qing China, 1897-1908

Ouellette, Devin, d.ouellette@mail.utoronto.ca, University of Toronto

Discussant(s):

Sukala, Cory - sukala@nmsu.edu, New Mexico State University

Panel : 19.3 -LGBTQ Identity, Survival, and Resistance

Date : Thursday, March 28, 10:00AM - 11:45AM

Location : Windsor

Chair(s) :

Shippen, Nichole, nshippen@lagcc.cuny.edu, LaGuardia Community College

Papers :

Developing a Queer Utility Heuristic

Elwell, Michael, MichaelElwell@my.unt.edu, University of North Texas

Martinez-Ebers, Valerie, valerie.martinez-ebers@unt.edu, University of North Texas

Queer Survival and Strategies of Resistance with(out) Legal Recourse: The 15 Year Fight for New York City’s Gay Rights Bill

Shippen, Nichole, nshippen@lagcc.cuny.edu, LaGuardia Community College

Laughing Our Way to Liberation: The Radical Politics of Trans Joy

Susnick, Addye, addyesusnick@gmail.com, University of British Columbia

LGBT collective identities and public policies

Proctor, Andrew, aproctor@uchicago.edu, University of Chicago

Discussant(s):

Kone, Mzilikazi - mkone@collegeofthedesert.edu, College of the Desert

Panel : 20.1 -Towards a More Perfect Union: Public Administration and The Pursuit of a Just Democracy

Date : Thursday, March 28, 10:00AM - 11:45AM

Location : Stanley

Chair(s) :

Papers :

Public Administration in a Time of Turbulence: What Can We Learn from Resilience Research?

Scott, Patrick, pscott@missouristate.edu, Missouri State University

Ramaker, Ryan, Ryan6@live.missouristate.edu, Missouri State University

The Policy Shaping Process of Senior Care Home Facility Regulations: Is It Democratic?

Yoo, Holly, holly.yoo@wsu.edu, Washington State University

A Hole in the Constitution: The Right and the Wrongs of a Deconstructed Administrative State

Joaquin, Ernita, ejoaquin@sfsu.edu, San Francisco State University

Managing Neurodiversity in Public Sector Agencies: An Examination of Human Resource Policies in California Counties

Baker, Dana Lee, dana.baker@csuci.edu, California State University Channel Islands

Cavin, Arin, , California State University Channel Islands

Diffusing Artificial Intelligence Education in MPA/MPP programs: Driving Forces and Challenging issues. Quo vadis?

Chirwa, Joseph , Joseph-Amazuwa.Chirwa@nau.edu, Northern Arizona University

Chirwa, Towera Kabogodo, tbc67@nau.edu, Northern Arizona University

Discussant(s):

Akowuah, Joseph - joseph.s.akowuah@wsu.edu, Washington State University

Panel : 21.2 -Public Opinion About Minority Groups in the US and in Comparative Perspective

Date : Thursday, March 28, 10:00AM - 11:45AM

Location : Dover

Chair(s) :

Brobbey, Patrick Kwasi, p.brobbey@lse.ac.uk, London School of Economics and Political Science

Papers :

The Hatred Pandemic: Roaring Discrimination against Minority Groups in South Korea UM, HYE WON, hwu842@gmail.com, GSIS, Sogang University

Japan’s Former Prime Minister Abe’s Assassination and Growing Hostility against Unification Church: Witch Hunt or Justice?

Yokotsuka, Shino, shino.yokotsuka001@umb.edu, University of Massachusetts Boston Encounters, Predispositions, and Refugee Prejudice

Hazama , Yasushi, hazamay@gmail.com, Attitudes toward Jews and Israel on California Campuses: Results from a New Survey Schugurensky, Ana, aschugur@uci.edu, Kopstein, Jeffrey, kopstein@uci.edu, University of California, Irvine

Shenhav-Goldberg, Rachel, racheli.shenhav@gmail.com, US Public Sympathies for Israel and Palestine

Simmons, Daniel, simmondj@uwec.edu, University of Wisconsin, Eau Claire

Discussant(s):

Levy Ganany Snider, Keren - kerensn@hac.ac.il, Hadassah Academic College

Panel : 21.3 -New Innovations in Race, Ethnicity, and Political Behavior

Date : Thursday, March 28, 10:00AM - 11:45AM

Location : Constable

Chair(s) :

Chan, Nathan, Nathan.Chan@lmu.edu,

Papers : When Party and Race Align: Perceived Racial Discrimination’s Relationship with Affective Polarization

Centeno, Raquel, racenten@usc.edu, University of Southern California

Conceptualizing Racial Relevance: A Comprehensive Test of How Individual-level Factors and Policy Goals Racialize Issues

Raychaudhuri, Tanika, traychaudhuri@uh.edu, University of Houston

Zárate, Marques, marques_zarate@brown.edu, Brown University

Clifford, Scott, scottclifford@tamu.edu, Texas A&M University

Domain specific impacts of Latine identities on political preferences

Saavedra Cisneros, Angel, a.saavedra@bowdoin.edu, Bowdoin College

Garcia-Rios, Sergio, garcia.rios@utexas.edu,

Discussant(s):

Cuellar, Jarred - jcuellar@cpp.edu, Cal Poly Pomona

Panel : 22.1 -Technology and Policymaking

Date : Thursday, March 28, 10:00AM - 11:45AM

Location : Georgia B

Chair(s) :

Thomas, Craig, thomasc@uw.edu, University of Washington, Seattle

Papers :

Ethical AI as Business Practice: Assessing the Efficacy of Company Oversight Boards

Bakiner, Onur, bakinero@seattleu.edu, Seattle University

Diffusion and Policy Transfer in Armed UAV Proliferation: Examining Chinese UAV Sales

Ceccoli, Stephen, ceccoli@rhodes.edu, Rhodes College

Ethical Frameworks and Regulatory Governance: An Exploratory Analysis of the Colombian Strategy for Artificial Intelligence

Garcia Alonso, ROBERTO, roberto.garcia@usal.es, UNIVERSIDAD DE SALAMANCA (SPAIN)

Thoene, Ulf, ulf.thoene@unisabana.edu.co, Universidad de La Sabana (COLOMBIA)

Davila Benavides, Diego , diegodavila@usta.edu.co , Universidad Santo Tomas (COLOMBIA)

Partisan and Interest Group Influence on Subnational AI policy in the US

Robin, Jacobson, rjacobson@pugetsound.edu, University of Puget Sound

Discussant(s):

Petrovic, Milena - mpetrovic@tulane.edu, Tulane University

Thomas, Craig - thomasc@uw.edu, University of Washington, Seattle

Panel : 24.2 -Changes in Local Politics

Canceled

Panel : 28.3 -Women Candidates in American Politics

Date : Thursday, March 28, 10:00AM - 11:45AM

Location : Cavendish

Chair(s) :

Papers :

Professionalized Multi-Member Districts and Women's Legislative Representation

Brown , Anastasia , abrow189@asu.edu, Arizona State University

Intersectional Stereotyping: Strategic Presentations of Black Women Political Candidates

McReynolds, Rana, rmcreynolds@ucdavis.edu, University of California, Davis

From Precinct to Precedent: Exploring the Effect of Local Political Context on State Judicial Elections

Pyeatt, Nicholas, nlp11@psu.edu, Pennsylvania State University-Penn State Altoona

Michael, Greenberger, michael.greenberger@du.edu, University of Denver

Yanus, Alixandra, yanusab@appstate.edu, Appalachian State University

Weaponizing Intersectionality: Examining Intra-racial Challenges Among Latinas Congressional Candidates

Sampaio, Anna, asampaio@scu.edu, Santa Clara University

Life of the Party: How Institutions Shape Women's Pursuit of Office

Williams, Robert Lucas, robert.williams@tsu.edu, Texas Southern University

McBrayer, Markie, , University of Idaho

Discussant(s):

Kelly-Thompson, Kaitlin - k.d.kelly.thompson@gmail.com, Simon Fraser University

Panel : 32.2 -New Modes of Authoritarian Control

Date : Thursday, March 28, 10:00AM - 11:45AM

Location : Plaza A

Chair(s) :

Wang, Chengli, chengliwang@um.edu.mo, University of Macau

Papers :

Assessing Strategic Narrative Projection Of Russia and China On Social Media Platforms

Ma, Ming, ming.ma@fu-berlin.de, Free University Berlin

Strategic Disruptions: The Subnational Targeting of Internet Shutdowns in India

Miner, Marika, mgminer@ucdavis.edu, University of California, Davis

Which Celebrities Does the State Favor? Understanding the Politics of the Chinese Entertainment Industry

Wang, Chengli, chengliwang@um.edu.mo, University of Macau

Philanthropic Authoritarianism: Social Governance and Mobilization in Xi’s China

Wang, Hsin Hsien, esteban@nccu.edu.tw , National Chengchi University

Tzeng, Wei-Feng, wftzeng@gmail.com, National Chengchi University

Wu, Mei-Chu, , National Chengchi University

Political Control in the Workplace: How Autocrats Use Private Firms to Control Citizens

Zhang, Ye, ye_zhang@mit.edu, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Discussant(s):

Miner, Marika - mgminer@ucdavis.edu, University of California, Davis

Zhang, Ye - ye_zhang@mit.edu, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Table of Contents - Daily Schedule of Panels

Panels Thursday 1:15pm

Panel : 01.3 -Authoritarianism and Democracy I

Date : Thursday, March 28, 01:15PM - 03:00PM

Location : Tennyson

Chair(s) :

Evans, Matthew, mde15@psu.edu, Pennsylvania State University-Penn State Altoona

Papers :

Authoritarian legacy and support for the modern day far-right in Spain

Bonsall, Sally, sbonsall@unomaha.edu, University of Nebraska-Omaha

Democratic Disappointment and Populism in Europe

Davis, Braeden, bldavis@ucdavis.edu, Institutional Affiliation

Preserving Democracy: A Comparison of Regime Types

Evans, Matthew, mde15@psu.edu, Pennsylvania State University-Penn State Altoona

Pyeatt, Nicholas, nlp11@psu.edu, Pennsylvania State University-Penn State Altoona

Which Aspects of Democracy Matters for Infant Mortality

Akowuah, Joseph, joseph.s.akowuah@wsu.edu, Washington State University

Discussant(s):

Akowuah, Joseph - joseph.s.akowuah@wsu.edu, Washington State University

Bonsall, Sally - sbonsall@unomaha.edu, University of Nebraska-Omaha

Davis, Braeden - bldavis@ucdavis.edu, Institutional Affiliation

Evans, Matthew - mde15@psu.edu, Pennsylvania State University-Penn State Altoona

Panel : 03.3 -Author Meets Critic: Life against States of Emergency: Revitalizing Treaty Relations from Attawapiskat

Date : Thursday, March 28, 01:15PM - 03:00PM

Location : Georgia A

Chair(s) :

Wiebe, Sarah, swiebe@uvic.ca, University of Victoria

Discussant(s):

Gabrielson, Teena - Teena.Gabrielson@wwu.edu, Western Washington University

Schlosberg, David - david.schlosberg@sydney.edu.au, The University of Sydney

Wiebe, Sarah - swiebe@uvic.ca, University of Victoria

Winter, Christine - christine.winter@otago.ac.nz, University of Otago

Panel : 03.14 -Democracy & agency in the Anthropocene

Date : Thursday, March 28, 01:15PM - 03:00PM

Location : Georgia B

Chair(s) :

Koutnik, Gregory, koutnikgv@beloit.edu, Beloit College

Papers :

Operationalizing Autonomy: Understanding Self-Determination in the US Environmental Justice Movement

Karageorge, Kaleigh, kkarageo@purdue.edu, Purdue University

Oil and Democracy, from the Teapot Dome Scandal to the Interstate System

Scerri, Andrew-Joseph, ajscerri@vt.edu, Virginia Tech

The Scalar Divide: The Problem of Scale in Environmental Political Thought

Koutnik, Gregory, koutnikgv@beloit.edu, Beloit College

Sustainable Future-Making in the Democratic Anthropocene

Vanderheiden, Steve, vanders@colorado.edu, University of Colorado at Boulder

Discussant(s):

Cole, Matthew - mbenjamincole@fas.harvard.edu, Harvard University

Panel : 04.3 -Environmental Politics

Abroad

Date : Thursday, March 28, 01:15PM - 03:00PM

Location : Balmoral

Chair(s) :

Parafiniuk, Adrah, adrah.parafiniuk@nau.edu, Northern Arizona University

Papers :

Is Competence Issue-Transferrable? Testing the Effects of Parties’ Issue Ownership on the Perceived Economy-Environment Trade-Off

Balogh, Timea, tbalogh@ucdavis.edu, University of California, Davis Park, RyuGyung, rgpark@ucdavis.edu, University of California, Davis

Climate Change, Ethnic Conflict, and Political Instability in Iran: An Analysis of Recent Protests

HaghighatChaleshtari, Nasrin, haghigh3@uwm.edu, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee

Narrative Analysis of the REACH Revision: Envisioning the Future of EU Chemical Policy

Hempel, Henry, henry.hempel@ufz.de, Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research - UFZ

Luo, Anran, , Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research - UFZ

Leipold, Sina, , Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research - UFZ

European nuclear power futures

willoughby, randy, rwilloug@sandiego.edu, University of San Diego

Discussant(s):

Purdon, Mark - purdon.mark@uqam.ca, Université du Québec à Montréal

Panel : 06.4 -Intersectionality, Civil Society and the Economy

Date : Thursday, March 28, 01:15PM - 03:00PM

Location : Oxford

Chair(s) : Townsend-Bell, Erica, etowns@okstate.edu, Oklahoma State University

Papers :

Operationalizing Intersectionality in Canada: Equality policy and NGOs

Christoffersen, Ashlee, ashlee.christoffersen@ed.ac.uk, York University

The effects of online platform governance on users: the case of sex workers

Majic, Samantha, smajic@jjay.cuny.edu, John Jay College-City University of New York

Ditmore, Melissa, melissa@nomadcode.com, Independent Research Consultant

Trauma, Growth, and Self Care among Women Human Rights Defenders

Simmons, William, williamsimmons@arizona.edu, University of Arizona

Radacic, Ivana, ivana.radacic@pilar.hr, Ivo Pilar Institute of Social Sciences

Akoyak-Yildiz, Meltem, meltem.alkoyak@ammachilabs.org, Amrita University

Is good representation possible? A contingent 'no'

Siow, Orly, orlanda.siow@genus.lu.se, Lund University

Female Physician Backlash After #Metoo: Shifting Narratives on Sexual Harassment and Gender Discrimination in the Medical Profession

Villanueva, Marcia, marcia.villanueva@filosoficas.unam.mx, National Autonomous University of Mexico

Discussant(s):

Irving, Michelle - michelle.irving@rutgers.edu, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey

Panel : 07.2 -Exploring Anti Immigrant Sentiment

Date : Thursday, March 28, 01:15PM - 03:00PM

Location : Stanley

Chair(s) :

Papers :

The Impact of Shared Political Beliefs on Immigration Preferences

Cesar, Vargas Nunez, cdvargas@stanford.edu, Stanford University

Race, the Ballot, and Hegemony: What the Struggle over Immigrant Voting Teaches us about Rightwing Mobilization in the U.S.

Hayduk, Ron , rhayduk@sfsu.edu, San Francisco state university

Pahnke, Anthony, anthonypahnke@sfsu.edu, Immigration, White Nationalism, and the Great Replacement Theory: Who Believes, Why do They Believe, and What can be Done

Wong, Tom, tomkwong@ucsd.edu, University of California, San Diego

Discussant(s):

Panel : 08.3 - China in IR

Date : Thursday, March 28, 01:15PM - 03:00PM

Location : Prince of Wales

Chair(s) :

Takeuchi, Hiroki, htakeuch@smu.edu, Southern Methodist University

Papers :

From Cooperation to Caution: Evaluating the Shift in Canada-China Relations

Liu, Tony, ttliu@dragon.nchu.edu.tw , National Chung Hsing University

"Belt and Road Initiative and China's Expanding Ties with West Asia and North Africa: Strategic Ramifications"

Dorraj, Manochehr, m.dorraj@tcu.edu, Texas Christian University

The Nexus Between the Rise of Autocratisation and the Deeper Level of BRI engagement

Rakshit, Dishari, rakshit.dishari@wayne.edu, Wayne State University

Gallagher, Mitchell, hj0003@wayne.edu, Wayne State University

Discouraging Diplomatic Denuclearization: The Failures of American and Chinese Foreign Policy

Towards North Korea

Liceralde, Bryan, bryanliceralde360@yahoo.com, University of Toronto

Discussant(s):

Takeuchi, Hiroki - htakeuch@smu.edu, Southern Methodist University

Tudoroiu, Theodor - theodor.tudoroiu@sta.uwi.edu, The University of the West Indies

Panel : 10.2 -Judicial Legitimacy, Polarization & Political Crisis: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives

Date : Thursday, March 28, 01:15PM - 03:00PM

Location : Brighton

Chair(s) :

Eakins, Keith, keithrollineakins@gmail.com, University of Central Oklahoma

Papers :

Measuring Judicial Legitimacy: Uncovered dimensions of procedural and substantive representation

Hofer, Scott, scottjhofer@gmail.com, St. Francis College

Casellas, Jason, , University of Houston

Achury, Susan, , Lycoming College

Ward, Matthew, , Baldwin Wallace University

A Recipe for Increasing Court Legitimacy: 2 Cups More Court Knowledge and 3 More Female Justices. Stir and Confirm

McKenzie, Mark, mark.mckenzie@ttu.edu, Texas Tech University

Solberg, Rorie, rorie.spillsolberg@oregonstate.edu, Oregon State University

The Incredibility of Court-Curbing Legislation

Dionne, Lee, ldionne70@gmail.com, Independent

Discussant(s):

Do, Minh - mdo03@uoguelph.ca, University of Guelph

Perkins, Kathryn - Kathryn.Perkins@csulb.edu, California State University, Long Beach

Panel : 13.3 -Anti-establishment Politics

Date : Thursday, March 28, 01:15PM - 03:00PM

Location : Kensington

Chair(s) :

Dixon, David, ddixon@csudh.edu, California State University Dominguez Hills

Papers :

Research on anti-establishment politics and rhetorics: gaps, limitations, and possibilities

Castiblanco Sierra, Julio Cesar, jccastiblancos@politicas.unam.mx, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México

Latent Fascism and the Production of Anti-Neoliberal Reactionary Ideology

Gilmore, Justin, jgilmore@csustan.edu, California State University, Stanislaus

Discussant(s):

Schmeisser, Aiko - schmeisser@uni-potsdam.de, Berlin School of Economics

Panel : 14.3 -Feminism in Coalition: Thinking with US Women of Color Feminism, Author Meets Critics

Date : Thursday, March 28, 01:15PM - 03:00PM

Location : Regency E

Chair(s) :

Murib, Zein , zmurib@fordham.edu, Fordham University

Discussant(s):

Gambino, Elena - elena.gambino@rutgers.edu , Hanley, Danielle - hanleyd@sas.upenn.edu , University of Pennsylvania

Keating, Cricket - ckeating@uw.edu , University of Washington

Taylor, Liza - etaylor@cpp.edu , California State Polytechnic University, Pomona

Panel : 14.13 -Theorizing with Literary Inspiration

Date : Thursday, March 28, 01:15PM - 03:00PM

Location : Regency F

Chair(s) :

Castaneda, Rebeca, rcastane@hamilton.edu, Hamilton College

Papers :

Don Quijote and the Scandal of Telling, or The Quixotism of Sovereignty

Alcaraz, Alberto, alberto_alcaraz_escarcega@brown.edu, Brown University

Made to the Measure of the World: Theory in a Time of Crisis

Kohlmann, Neil, nk583@cornell.edu, Cornell University

Warming Oceans and Turbulent Bodies: Paul, Melville, Serres, and the Sea

Miller, Char , cmillerd@gmu.edu, George Mason University

Visiting with my Aunties in Dark Times: Re-membering Kinship between Arendt and Maracle

Aguirre, Kelly, kaguirre@uvic.ca, University of Victoria

Discussant(s):

DeBole, David - ddebole1@jh.edu, Johns Hopkins University

Panel : 15.3 -Author Meets Critics: The Other Side of Disappointment, on Martel's *Anarchist Prophets* and *JUJU*

Date : Thursday, March 28, 01:15PM - 03:00PM

Location : Regency A

Chair(s) :

Allen, Ira, ira.allen@nau.edu, Northern Arizona University

Discussant(s):

Bhattacharjee, Ritwik - ritwik85@student.ubc.ca, University of British Colombia Vancouver

Parson, Sean - sean.parson@nau.edu, Northern Arizona University

Ritner, Scott - scott.ritner@colorado.edu, University of Colorado Boulder

Witlacil, Mary - mary.witlacil@gmail.com, South Dakota School of Mines and Technology

Woodly, Deva - deva_woodly@brown.edu, Brown University

Panel : 15.15 - Affect

Date : Thursday, March 28, 01:15PM - 03:00PM

Location : Regency B

Chair(s) :

Eisenberg, Avigail, avigaile@uvic.ca, University Of Victoria

Papers :

Patriarchy, Paranoia, and Conspiracizing: Theorizing Trans Antagonistic Politics

DuFord, Nathan, nduford@smith.edu, Smith College

Yearning in the face of contingency: Richard Rorty and Political Hope

Lamb, Robert, r.lamb@exeter.ac.uk, University of Exeter

Towards a Political Account of Love

McKibbin, Philip, p.r.mckibbin@gmail.com, The University of Sydney

Old Wives' Tales: Hobbes on Fear, Curiosity, and Wonder

Rotem, Noga, nrotem@uw.edu, University of Washington

Discussant(s):

Kessel, Alisa - kessel@pugetsound.edu, University of Puget Sound

Panel : 15.25 -Theorizing Authority

Date : Thursday, March 28, 01:15PM - 03:00PM

Location : Regency D

Chair(s) :

Cheng, Eric, chenge13@aoni.waseda.jp, Waseda University

Papers :

Presidential Representation in the Administrative State

Jackson, Katharine, kvjack1@gmail.com, University of Cincinnati College of Law Migration control, Authority, and Disobedience

Tapia-Riquelme, Diego, hfs7tu@virginia.edu, University of Virginia

Critical Theories of the Police and Their Limits: Toward a Political Theory of Law and Order

Ward, Milo, mward@gradcenter.cuny.edu, CUNY Graduate Center

Free for a Brief Moment in the Sun: Crisis Politics and the Concept of Dictatorship in Du Bois’ Black Reconstruction

Zuckerman, Ian, izuckerman@regis.edu, Regis University

Discussant(s):

Cheng, Eric - chenge13@aoni.waseda.jp, Waseda University

Panel : 16.3 -Extremism and Revolutionary Ideas

Date : Thursday, March 28, 01:15PM - 03:00PM

Location : Plaza B

Chair(s) :

Villanova, Michael, mvillanova@gradcenter.cuny.edu, The Graduate Center, CUNY

Papers :

If at First You Don't Secede: Cycles of Abeyance in Southeastern Oregon’s Secessionist Movements

Hobert, Anthony, hoberta@winthrop.edu, Winthrop University

Anton LaVey as a Political Thinker

Sukala, Cory, sukala@nmsu.edu, New Mexico State University

Discussant(s):

George, Larry - Larry.George@csulb.edu, California State University, Long Beach

Panel : 16.15 -Individual, Community, and the Public Sphere

Date : Thursday, March 28, 01:15PM - 03:00PM

Location : Plaza C

Chair(s) :

Jiang, Dongxian, djiang18@fordham.edu, Fordham University

Papers :

Marx, Natural Sociality, and Individualism

Gray, Paul, pgray2@brocku.ca, Brock University, Department of Labour Studies

Courageous listening as political ethos

McChesney, Sam, samuelmcchesney2023@u.northwestern.edu, Northwestern University

Discussant(s):

Ouellette, Devin - d.ouellette@mail.utoronto.ca, University of Toronto

Panel : 19.2 -LGBTQ Candidates, Parties, and Laws

Date : Thursday, March 28, 01:15PM - 03:00PM

Location : Windsor

Chair(s) : Magni, Gabriele, gabriele.magni@lmu.edu, Loyola Marymount University

Papers :

LGBT Rights and Public Perceptions of Judicial Bias

Dempsey, Matthew, MCDEMPSE@asu.edu, Arizona State University

Thompson, Joshua, joshua.r.thompson@asu.edu, Arizona State University

Queering Parties: Assessing Minority Acceptance in European Party Platforms as a Function of Queer Salience in Europe

Elwell, Michael, MichaelElwell@my.unt.edu, University of North Texas

Minority Candidates and Electability Questions: Exploring Causes and Remedies through the Lens of LGBTQ+ Candidates

Magni, Gabriele, gabriele.magni@lmu.edu, Loyola Marymount University

LGBTQ Politics in Congress, 1973-2022: the Construction of Party Loyalty

Proctor, Andrew, aproctor@uchicago.edu, University of Chicago

Koger, Gregory, , University of Miami

Discussant(s):

Proctor, Andrew - aproctor@uchicago.edu, University of Chicago

Panel : 21.4 -Emotions, Populism, and Public Opinion

Date : Thursday, March 28, 01:15PM - 03:00PM

Location : Dover

Chair(s) :

Weiss, Connor, connor.weiss21@gmail.com, American Military University

Papers :

Appropriately Angry? Emotion Norms in Online Political Discussion

Burch, Jessica, jburch@sfu.ca, Simon Fraser University

Populism, emotion, and the persistence of misinformation

Flynn, D.J., dflynn@faculty.ie.edu, IE University

Wiesehomeier, Nina, nwiesehomeier@faculty.ie.edu, IE University

Mass Polarization, Crumbling Trust in Institutions and the Fall of Democracy? Debunking

Commonplace Crises Narratives

Turska-Kawa, Agnieszka, agnieszka.turska-kawa@us.edu.pl, University of Silesia Katowice

Welzel, Christian, cwelzel@gmail.com, Leuphana University

Discussant(s):

Weiss, Connor - connor.weiss21@gmail.com, American Military University

Panel : 23.1 -Black Politics

Date : Thursday, March 28, 01:15PM - 03:00PM

Location : Grouse

Chair(s) :

Carey Jr., Tony, Tony.Carey@pitt.edu, University of Pittsburgh

Papers :

Black Voter Apathy: A Theory of Black Political Behavior

Davis, Alexandria, ajdavis29@g.ucla.edu, University of California, Los Angeles

Respectability Politics and Support for Black Lives Matter

Carey Jr., Tony, Tony.Carey@pitt.edu, University of Pittsburgh

Goodwin, Alexander, goodwina@southwestern.edu, Southwestern University

Taking Back the Ballot; The Role of Black Institutions in Overcoming Voter Suppression

Jones, Chelsea, jonesc@brennan.law.nyu.edu, The Brennan Center for Justice

If you don't know now you know: Race gap in non-opinions jumps after 2008 and 2016 votes

Pathakis, Kristy, kpathakis@tamu.edu, Texas A&M University

“Wokeness” in College; Examining policy preferences of Black and Non-Black college students

Pulley, Reginald, dpulley1@umd.edu, University of Maryland

Discussant(s):

Pathakis, Kristy - kpathakis@tamu.edu, Texas A&M University

Panel : 23.3 -Changing political citizenship over time

Date : Thursday, March 28, 01:15PM - 03:00PM

Location : Cypress

Chair(s) : pallitto, robert, pallitro@shu.edu, seton hall university

Papers :

Conquering the Wilderness: Why would states pursue territorial expansion? Evidence from the American Indian War

Ju, Aojie, aojieju2@illinois.edu, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

The Chicano Movement, Anti-Blackness and the Construction of a “Not-White Not-Black Mexican American” Racial Identity

Rubalcava, Bianca, brubalcava@pacific.edu, University of the Pacific

Pa’lante: How the Young Lords Articulated a Radical Latino Political Consciousness

Wakefield, Derek, djwakef@emory.edu, Emory University

Discussant(s):

Ju, Aojie - aojieju2@illinois.edu, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

Rubalcava, Bianca - brubalcava@pacific.edu, University of the Pacific

Panel : 24.3 -Federalism and Devolution

Date : Thursday, March 28, 01:15PM - 03:00PM

Location : Seymour

Chair(s) :

Chapman, Laticia, Lvchapma@ualberta.ca, University of Alberta

Papers :

The ‘Group Scheme’: Modernisation, Regionalisation, and the Origins of Rural Public Library Service in British Columbia and Saskatchewan in the 1930s

Chapman, Laticia, Lvchapma@ualberta.ca, University of Alberta

Citizens Perspectives about Local Government Elections in Ghana

Dzordzormenyoh, Michael, mdzordzo@kent.edu, Institutional Affiliation

Acheampong, Joseph, jacheampongofori@yahoo.com, Utah State University

Equity in COVID-19 Vaccination: Exploring the Impact of Local Transit Access in Alberta's Largest Cities

Kropp, Kael, kael.kropp@mail.mcgill.ca, McGill University

Hays-Alberstat, Alexandra, alexandra.hays-alberstat@mail.mcgill.ca, McGill University

Discussant(s):

Dzordzormenyoh, Michael - mdzordzo@kent.edu, Institutional Affiliation

Panel : 25.1 -Pedagogical Challenges and Solutions

Date : Thursday, March 28, 01:15PM - 03:00PM

Location : English Bay

Chair(s) :

Van Vechten, Renée , Renee_Vanvechten@redlands.edu, University of Redlands

Papers :

“Combining an Icebreaker with Priming Student Learning about Nation-Building Mendoza-Davé, Mary Anne, maryannem@cpp.edu, California Polytechnic University, Pomona

Teaching Against The Fire

Walker, Elizabeth, ewalker@collegeofthedesert.edu, College of the Desert

Promoting Metacognition in the Political Science Classroom: Techniques and Benefits

Stavrianos, Cynthia, stavrianos@gonzaga.edu, Gonzaga University

Addition Through Subtraction: Contending With Student Misconceptions About Political

Science and Politics in Introductory Courses

Lyons, Michael, michael.lyons@usu.edu, Utah State University

Sharp, Steve, steve.sharp@usu.edu, Utah State University

Discussant(s):

Lyons, Michael - michael.lyons@usu.edu, Utah State University

Van Vechten, Renée - Renee_Vanvechten@redlands.edu, University of Redlands

Panel : 27.3 -Electoral systems & election administration

Date : Thursday, March 28, 01:15PM - 03:00PM

Location : Constable

Chair(s) :

Donovan, Todd, todd.donovan@wwu.edu, Western Washington University

Papers :

Internalising Electoral Management: The Bureaucracy of EMBs and Electoral Quality in Kenya

Brobbey, Patrick Kwasi, p.brobbey@lse.ac.uk, London School of Economics and Political Science

Does Ranked Choice Voting in Primaries Alter the Electorate?

Donovan, Todd, todd.donovan@wwu.edu, Western Washington University

Tolbert, Caroline, caroline-tolbert@uiowa.edu, University of Iowa

Micatka, Nathan, nathan-micatka@uiowa.edu, University of Iowa

You’ve Got (All) Mail: County-level Vote-by-Mail and Electoral Participation

Endersby, James, endersby@missouri.edu, University of Missouri

Jackson, Antony, ajm7b@missouri.edu, University of Missouri

Jokinsky, Steven, steven.jokinsky@uky.edu, University of Kentucky

Addressing Strategic Voting via Electoral Lotteries

Handby, Edmund, edmund.handby@duke.edu, Duke University

Discussant(s):

Hale, Isaac - halei@oxy.edu, Occidental College

Panel : 28.2 -Patriarchy and the Health of Women

Date : Thursday, March 28, 01:15PM - 03:00PM

Location : Cavendish

Chair(s) :

Kotey, Karen, karen.kotey@okstate.edu, Oklahoma State Univerisity

Papers :

Prime and Effect: Priming Caregiving During the Pandemic and Support for Social Welfare Policies

VanSickle-Ward, Rachel, rachel_vansickle-ward@pitzer.edu, Pitzer College

Merolla, Jennifer, merolla@ucr.edu, University of California, Riverside

Greenlee, Jill, greenlee@brandeis.edu, Brandeis University

Cargile, Ivy A, icargile@csub.edu, Patriarchal Gender Consciousness and Racial Hierarchy: How a Patriarchal Worldview Shapes

Attitudes and Action within Gender and Race

Wolf, Kayla, kewolf@usc.edu, University of Southern California

Brisbane, Laura, lbrisban@usc.edu, University of Southern California

Junn, Jane, junn@usc.edu,

The Gendered Politics of Healthcare: Traditional Remedies, Access, and Protest in Peru

Roberts, Lia, lroberts@msmu.edu, Mount Saint Mary's Univeristy Los Angeles

Discussant(s):

Angevine, Sara - sangevine@whittier.edu, Whittier College

Panel : 32.3 -Repression

Date : Thursday, March 28, 01:15PM - 03:00PM

Location : Plaza A

Chair(s) :

Lachapelle, Jean, jean.lachapelle.1@umontreal.ca, Université de Montréal

Papers :

Arrested with Surveillance: Preemptive Repression under International Pressure

Chen, Sile, sic015@ucsd.edu, University of California, San Diego

Slantchev, Branislav, bslantchev@ucsd.edu , University of California, San Diego

When Is Repression Popular?

Lachapelle, Jean, jean.lachapelle.1@umontreal.ca, Université de Montréal

The Revolution Will Not Be Telegraphed

Skoglund, Lina, linals@princeton.edu, Princeton University

The economic consequences of protest repression: evidence from business participation in political consumerism

YANG, Shen, shenyang2@ln.edu.hk, Lingnan University

Discussant(s):

El Kurd, Dana - danaelkurd@gmail.com, Lachapelle, Jean - jean.lachapelle.1@umontreal.ca, Université de Montréal

Table of Contents - Daily Schedule of Panels

Panels Thursday 3:15pm

Panel : 01.4 -Authoritarianism and Democracy II

Date : Thursday, March 28, 03:15PM - 05:00PM

Location : Tennyson

Chair(s) :

Jeongho, Choi, jchoi34@uiowa.edu, The University of Iowa

Papers :

Moscow Must Pay: The economy of central control in Putin's Russia

Martin, Samuel, sammorgan.martin@mail.utoronto.ca, University of Toronto

Forces of Labor and Their Authoritarian Oppressors: How Worker Capacity and Political Interact in Shaping Income Inequality

Nie, Tim, tianzhunie@gmail.com, Hong Kong Baptist University

How China’s “Wolf Warriors” Confront Western Media to Signal to International and Domestic Audiences

Wang, Yiqiang, yiqiang@connect.hku.hk, The University of Hong Kong

Chen, Haohan, haohan@hku.hk, The University of Hong Kong

Discussant(s):

Choi, Jeongho - jchoi34@uiowa.edu, The University of Iowa

Martin, Samuel - sammorgan.martin@mail.utoronto.ca, University of Toronto

Nie, Tim - tianzhunie@gmail.com, Hong Kong Baptist University

Wang, Yiqiang - yiqiang@connect.hku.hk, The University of Hong Kong

Panel : 03.4 -Relationality & care beyond the human

Date : Thursday, March 28, 03:15PM - 05:00PM

Location : Georgia A

Chair(s) :

Zúñiga, Didier, didier@ualberta.ca, University of Alberta

Papers :

Rethinking constitutionalism through a more than human lens

Nedelsky, Jennifer, j.nedelsky@utoronto.ca, Osgoode Hall Law School, York University

A Cautionary Tale: Centering Care as a Critical Ecofeminist Response to Renewable Extractivism

Wiebe, Sarah, swiebe@uvic.ca, University of Victoria

Meditations on Relationality

Zille, Túlio, tzille@bowdoin.edu, Bowdoin College

Spiritual Narratives and New Environmental Movements

Marwege, Rebecca, rsm2194@columbia.edu, Columbia University

Discussant(s):

Allard-Tremblay, Yann - yann.allard-tremblay@mcgill.ca, McGill University

Panel : 04.5 -Environmental Justice & Equity

Date : Thursday, March 28, 03:15PM - 05:00PM

Location : Balmoral

Chair(s) :

Guehlstorf, Nicholas, nguehls@siue.edu, Southern Illinois University Edwardsville

Papers :

Identity, Ethics and Attitudes Towards Conservation Justice

Byrne, Jennifer, byrneje@jmu.edu, James Madison University

Who is the “Community” in Climate Justice Policy?

Jeff, Feng, jeff.feng@northwestern.edu, Northwestern University

From “Tree Huggers” to “Woke” Social Justice Movement: Environmentalism in the Crosshairs of Cultural Controversy

Manring, Nancy, manring@ohio.edu, Ohio University

Frustrating the expansion of mining in Honduras: Territorially uneven hegemony, popular struggles, and contradictions of the neoliberal state.

Edenhofer, Nate, nedenhof@ucsc.edu, University of California Santa Cruz

Effect of Women on Collective Actions in Water User Associations in Latin America

Montoya-Lozano, Ariana, montoyal@purdue.edu, Purdue University

Discussant(s):

Jang, Sojin - sojin.jang@uncp.edu, University of North Carolina at Pembroke

Panel : 13.4 -Understanding Social Movements and Activism

Date : Thursday, March 28, 03:15PM - 05:00PM

Location : Kensington

Chair(s) :

Altema McNeely, Natasha, natasha.altema@utrgv.edu, University of Texas Rio Grande Valley

Papers :

Riots and Trust in the Police: Natural Experiment using Riots in Africa

YAMEOGO, Souleymane, souleymanniets0303@kdis.ac.kr, KDI School of Public Policy and Management

Police Repression, Public Demonstration, Police Reprisal and Defiance: The case of Yanis and the Saint-Denis District

Slaven, Michael, slaven@pennwest.com, Pennsylvania Western University

Discussant(s):

Altema McNeely, Natasha - natasha.altema@utrgv.edu, University of Texas Rio Grande Valley

Panel : 14.4 -Author Meets Critics: Lisa Beard's If We Were Kin (OUP 2023)

Date : Thursday, March 28, 03:15PM - 05:00PM

Location : Regency E

Chair(s) : Murib, Zein , zmurib@fordham.edu, Fordham University

Commentator(s):

Balfour, Lawrie - klb3q@virginia.edu, University of Virginia

Menzel, Annie - acmenzel@wisc.edu, University of Wisconsin, Madison

Sampaio, Anna - asampaio@scu.edu, Santa Clara University

Willoughby-Herard, Tiffany - twilloug@uci.edu, University of California Irvine

Panel : 14.10 -Community Organizing and Political Praxis

Date : Thursday, March 28, 03:15PM - 05:00PM

Location : Dover

Chair(s) : Gutierrez, Paul, paulmbg@gmail.com, Boston University

Papers :

Contesting the Common Good: School Desegregation and the Boston School Bus Drivers Union

Yaure, Philip, philipyaure@vt.edu, Virginia Tech

“Giving Light: The Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee’s Apostolic Praxis”

Boyd, Da'Von, dab9@williams.edu, Yale University & Williams College

Mapping Solidarity Cities and and the legacies of Racial Capitalism

Borowiak, Craig, cborowia@haverford.edu, Haverford College

Safri, Maliha, , Drew University

Pavlovskaya, Marianna, , CUNY - Hunter College

Healy, Stephen, , Western Sydney University

Discussant(s):

Mayerfeld, Jamie - jasonm@u.washington.edu,

Panel : 14.16 -Against Structural Injustice: Reparation, Apology, and Reponsibility

Date : Thursday, March 28, 03:15PM - 05:00PM

Location : Regency F

Chair(s) :

Sculos, Bryant, bryant.sculos@utrgv.edu,

Papers :

Reparations, Responsibility, and Democracy in California

Brown, Mark, mark.brown@csus.edu, California State University, Sacramento

How (Not) to Responsibilize Structural Injustice

Kim, Hochan, hochank@princeton.edu, Princeton University

Beyond liability?: Responsive agency in backlash times

Nusbaum, Rachel, rachel_nusbaum@brown.edu, Brown University

The Lineage Approach to Black Reparations: A Critique

Valls, Andrew, andrew.valls@oregonstate.edu, Oregon State University

Discussant(s):

Lester, Quinn - quinn.lester@email.gwu.edu, George Washington University

Sculos, Bryant - bryant.sculos@utrgv.edu,

Panel : 15.4 - Author Meets Critics - The Dispersion of Power: A Critical Realist Theory of Democracy, by Samuel Bagg

Date : Thursday, March 28, 03:15PM - 05:00PM

Location : Regency A

Chair(s) :

Ogunye, Temi, temi.ogunye@nuffield.ox.ac.uk, Princeton University

Commentators(s):

Afsahi, Afsoun - afsoun.afsahi@ubc.ca, University of British Columbia

Bagg, Samuel - samuel.bagg@sc.edu, University of South Carolina

Jurkevics, Anna - ajurkevi@mail.ubc.ca, University of British Columbia

Kirshner, Alexander - alexander.kirshner@duke.edu, Duke University

Warren, Mark - warrenme@mail.ubc.ca, University of British Columbia

Panel : 15.16 -Americans Love Hierarchy and Domination

Date : Thursday, March 28, 03:15PM - 05:00PM

Location : Regency B

Chair(s) :

Morefield, Jeanne, jeanne.morefield@politics.ox.ac.uk, University of Oxford

Papers :

The King’s American Ghost: The Persistence of Royalist Authoritarianism and the Contemporary Far Right

Eber-Schmid, Noah, nebersch@iu.edu, Indiana University - Bloomington

Emancipation from Structural Domination: The Case of Reconstruction

Gorup, Michael, mgorup@ncf.edu, New College of Florida

From Slavery to Caste: Violence, Democracy, and Identity in Black Reconstruction

Naresh, Vatsal, vatsal_naresh@g.harvard.edu, Harvard University

Martin Luther King Jr. and the Problem of American Oligarchy

Arlen, Gordon, garlen1@swarthmore.edu, Swarthmore College

Discussant(s):

Ikuta, Jennie - jcikuta@missouri.edu, University of Missouri - Columbia

Panel : 15.36 -Authors Meet Critics: “The Two Faces of Democracy” by Mary F. Scudder and Stephen K. White

Date : Thursday, March 28, 03:15PM - 05:00PM

Location : Regency D

Chair(s) :

Timperley, Claire, claire.timperley@vuw.ac.nz, Victoria University of Wellington

Commentator(s):

MacKenzie, Michael - Michael.MacKenzie@viu.ca, Vancouver Island University

Owen, David - dowen@soton.ac.uk, University of Southampton

Park, Jaeyoon - jpark@amherst.edu, Amherst College

Scudder, Mary - scudder@purdue.edu, Purdue University

White, Stephen - Skw2n@virginia.edu, University of Virginia

Panel : 15.35 -New Approaches in Civic Republicanism, Historical and Analytic

Date : Thursday, March 28, 03:15PM - 05:00PM

Location : Regency C

Chair(s) :

Tutschka, Monicka, tutschka@csus.edu, California State University, Sacramento

Papers :

Harriet Jacobs, Sexual Violence and the ‘Eyeball Test’

Coffee, Alan, alan.coffee@gmail.com, King's College London

‘The Company We Keep:’ exemplarity, autonomy, civic freedom

Poole, Nicholas, ndpoole@yorku.ca, York University

Queering the republic: sex, gender, and civic virtue in empirical perspective

Selby, David, professorselby@gmail.com, California State University, Sacramento

Contestatory Citizenry and Privilege: On Unequal Civic Virtue

Blajer de la Garza, Yuna, yblajer@luc.edu, Loyola University Chicago

Discussant(s):

Hallenbrook, Christopher - challenbrook@csudh.edu, California State University, Dominguez Hills

Panel : 16.6 – No Panel - Canceled

Panel : 16.16 -Resisting Racial Capitalism within and without the State

Date : Thursday, March 28, 03:15PM - 05:00PM

Location : Plaza C

Chair(s) :

Wang, Joy, joywang@uchicago.edu, University of Chicago

Papers :

Reconstruction, Racial Domination, and African American Conceptions of the State

Svabek, Lawrence, lsvabek@uchicago.edu, University of Chicago

Becoming-General, Becoming-Particular: The General Strike in and against Racial Capitalism

Feldman, Jess, j_l_feldman@brown.edu, Brown University

A Spirit of Unity and Brotherhood: Malcolm X and Transnational Solidarity

Sindhu, Siraj, siraj.a.sindhu@gmail.com, Brown University

Discussant(s):

Valdez, Inés - valdez@jhu.edu, Johns Hopkins University

Panel : 19.4 -Legislation Targeting the LBGTQ Community

Date : Thursday, March 28, 03:15PM - 05:00PM

Location : Windsor

Chair(s) :

Ewing, Sean, sewing1@ucla.edu, University of California Los Angeles

Papers :

Don't Say Gay: Do state policies that target LGBT individuals lead to a rise in hate crimes?

Ewing, Sean, sewing1@ucla.edu, University of California Los Angeles

Acuña, Samantha, samantha.acuna@csuci.edu, California State University Channel Islands

Protecting

Lusvardi, Amber, anlusvardi@gmail.com, University of Wisconsin, Oshkosh

Kelly-Thompson, Kaitlin, k.d.kelly.thompson@gmail.com, Simon Fraser University

Canada's “1 Million March 4 Children”: Far-right coalition building through anti-trans politics?

Saravanamuttu, Siobhan, siobhan1@yorku.ca, York University

Belben, Kris, krisbel@my.yorku.ca, Transgender Dionysia

Sours, Isaac, isso1492@colorado.edu, CU Boulder

Discussant(s):

Michelson, Melissa - melissa.michelson@menlo.edu, Menlo College

Panel : 22.2 -Putting the Public in Policymaking

Date : Thursday, March 28, 03:15PM - 05:00PM

Location : Georgia B

Chair(s) :

Bakiner, Onur, bakinero@seattleu.edu, Seattle University

Papers :

The Big Five and Public Policy: Examining the Effects of Personality on Natural Gas Policy Preferences

Stoutenborough, James, jamesstoutenborough@isu.edu, Idaho State University

Kirkpatrick, Kellee, kelleekirkpatrick@isu.edu, Idaho State University

Stories of Policy Success and Failure: What works?

Pralle, Sarah, sbpralle@syr.edu, Institutional Affiliation

Discussant(s):

Singer, Phillip - phillip.singer@poli-sci.utah.edu, University of Utah

Panel : 23.2 -CBOs, context and mobilization

Date : Thursday, March 28, 03:15PM - 05:00PM

Location : Grouse

Chair(s) :

Huckle, Kiku, khuckle@callutheran.edu, California Lutheran University

Papers :

Pan-tribal Identity and Urban Indian Centers

Martinez-Ebers, Valerie, valmartinez@unt.edu, University of North Texas

Branton, Regina, gina.branton@uncc.edu, University of North Caolina - Charlotte

To Empower or Marginalize: Latinos and the American Catholic Church

Huckle, Kiku, khuckle@callutheran.edu, California Lutheran University

Neighborhood Context, Linked Fate and Political Diversity among Racial Groups

Hackshaw, Alana, hackshaw@umd.edu, University of Maryland

Calderon Cervantes, Apolonia, apolonia@umd.edu, University of Maryland

Discussant(s):

Hero, Rodney - rhero@asu.edu, Arizona State University

Martinez-Ebers, Valerie - valmartinez@unt.edu, University of North Texas

Panel : 24.4 -Elections in State, Local, and Urban Politics

Date : Thursday, March 28, 03:15PM - 05:00PM

Location : Seymour

Chair(s) :

Gunning, Matthew , mgunning@ggc.edu, Georgia Gwinnett College

Papers :

Strategic manipulation of local election timing and partisan ballot context

Crawford, Evan, ecrawford@sandiego.edu, University of San Diego

The Incumbency Advantage and Segregation: An Examination of American School Districts

Hofer, Scott, scottjhofer@gmail.com, St. Francis College

Kim, Yeaji, yekim@csudh.edu, California State University Dominguez Hills

McBrayer, Markie, , University of Idaho

The Gray Wolf Reintroduction Initiative in Colorado and its aftermath, 2020-2023

Junseok, Kim, jspicture@dongguk.edu, Dongguk University in Seoul

The Politics of Election Timing: A Renewed Battleground in City Politics

Percival, Garrick , Garrick.percival@sjsu.edu, San José State University

Currin-Percival, Mary , Mary.currinpercival@sjsu.edu, San José State University

Discussant(s):

Gunning, Matthew - mgunning@ggc.edu, Georgia Gwinnett College

Panel : 27.4 -Candidate quality & campaign effects

Date : Thursday, March 28, 03:15PM - 05:00PM

Location : Constable

Chair(s) :

Kammerer, Edward, kammedwa@isu.edu, Idaho State University

Papers :

Does Quality Count in High Profile Elections? Considering Candidate Quality in U.S. Senate Elections, 1980-2022

Algara, Carlos, carlos.algara@cgu.edu, Claremont Graduate University

Bae, Byengseon , byengseon.bae@cgu.edu, Claremont Graduate University

Hale, Isaac, halei@oxy.edu, Occidental College

Headington, Edward, edward.headington@cgu.edu, Claremont Graduate University

Heseltine, Michael, m.j.heseltine@uva.nl, University of Amsterdam ASCoR

The Source of the Incumbency Advantage: Evidence from the United States House of Representatives (1956-2020)

Courbe, Jacques, jcourbe@g.ucla.edu, University of California - Los Angeles

Masters of War: Measuring Heresthetic in Congressional Campaigns

Hare, Christopher, cdhare@ucdavis.edu, University of California, Davis

Butters, Ross, rbutters@ucdavis.edu, University of California Davis

Federice, Alexa, afederice@ucdavis.edu, University of California, Davis

Malmberg, Alice, ammalmberg@ucdavis.edu, University of California, Davis

Lilliputians at the Gate: Small Individual Campaign Donations and Political Polarization in Oregon

Lochner, Todd, tlochner@lclark.edu, Lewis & Clark College

Seljan, Ellen, eseljan@lclark.edu, Lewis & Clark College

MacWilliamson, Madeleine, mmacwilliamson@lclark.edu, Lewis & Clark College

Naborska, Valerie, naborskav@lclark.edu, mmacwilliamson@lclark.edu

Discussant(s):

Hobbs, Adam - ahobb005@ucr.edu , University of California, Riverside

Panel : 28.4 -Women Candidates in Global Politics

Date : Thursday, March 28, 03:15PM - 05:00PM

Location : Cavendish

Chair(s) :

Good, Elizabeth, elizabethgood2024@u.northwestern.edu, Northwestern University; Harvard University

Papers :

Violence against Women Candidates as a Tool of Mobilization and Demoralization: A Mexico Case Study

Daarstad, Haley, hbdaarstad@ucdavis.edu, University of California, Davis

Contested Inclusion: Theorizing Women's Entry into Electoral Politics

Krook, Mona Lena, m.l.krook@rutgers.edu, Rutgers University

The Gender Promotion of Elected Officials and its Outcome on Substantive Representation in Mexico compared to the United States

Resendiz, America, america.resendiz2@mavs.uta.edu, University of Texas at Arlington

GENDER AND POWER RELATIONS IN GHANA’S FOURTH REPUBLIC. A COMPARATIVE ASSESSMENT OF THE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CONGRESS (NDC) AND THE NEW PATRIOTIC PARTY (NPP)

Gbati, Maclean Ninsaw, mngbati@st.ug.edu.gh, University of Ghana

Discussant(s):

Good, Elizabeth, elizabethgood2024@u.northwestern.edu, Northwestern University; Harvard University

Panel : 32.4 -Autocratic Elites

Date : Thursday, March 28, 03:15PM - 05:00PM

Location : Plaza A

Chair(s) :

Trinh, Minh Duc, mdtrinh@purdue.edu,

Papers :

Playing the long game: Authoritarian Consolidation

Cheung, Gloria, gloria.cheung@duke.edu, Duke University

Covert Elite Resistance in Authoritarian Regimes: A Re-examination of Defection Strategies

Jafarov, Sahib, sahib.jafarov@mail.utoronto.ca, University of Toronto

Why strong elites tolerate autocratic power grabs

Kaire, Jose, kaire@asu.edu, Arizona State University

Political Regimes and Politicians' Behavior: Evidence from Mexican Deputies, 1982-2012

Lucardi, Adrian, adrian.lucardi@itam.mx, ITAM

Micozzi, Juan, juan.micozzi@itam.mx, ITAM

Weldon, Jeffrey, jweldon@itam.mx, ITAM

Coopting the Cowed: How Closing Legislatures Limits the Costs of Power Sharing

Schuler, Paul, pschuler@arizona.edu, University of Arizona

Sudduth, Jun, jsudduth@iu.edu, Indiana University

Noble, Ben, benjamin.noble@ucl.ac.uk, University College London

Discussant(s):

Cheung, Gloria - gloria.cheung@duke.edu, Duke University

Kaire, Jose - kaire@asu.edu, Arizona State University Table of Contents - Daily Schedule of Panels

Panel : 01.6 -Politics of China

Panels Friday 8:00am

Date : Friday, March 29, 08:00AM - 09:45AM

Location : Tennyson

Chair(s) :

Currier, Carrie Liu, c.currier@tcu.edu, Texas Christian University

Papers :

The Impact of Confucianism on Public Opinion's Value of Democracy

Dewell Gentry, Hope, hope.dewellgentry@msubillings.edu, Montana State University Billings

Jeong, Bora, bojeong@msudenver.edu, Metropolitan State University of Denver

The Interplay of Multi-Source Information and Cognitive Dissonance in Protests in Autocratic Regimes: A Case Study of China

Ding, Xiao, xiaoding@email.arizona.edu, The University of Arizona

Arnon, Daniel , ,

Reconceptualising Democracy: China's Distinctive Interpretation and Evolution since the Communist Party's Ascension to Power

Gallagher, Mitchell, hj0003@wayne.edu, Wayne State University

Rakshit, Dishari, rakshit.dishari@wayne.edu, Wayne State University

Does iconography increase the legitimacy of the authoritarian regime? An experimental test from China

Tang, Yongfeng, ytang08@arizona.edu, University of Arizona

Schuler, Paul, , University of Arizona

From Zero Covid to Zero Restrictions: How Institutional Structures Determine NonPharmaceutical Interventions Against COVID-19 in Mainland China and Hong Kong

Kim, Elvis, elviskim@bu.edu, Boston University

The Increasing Influence of Party Organizations in Chinese Internet Firms

Hoffman, Geoffrey, gjh@ucsd.edu, University of California San Diego

Discussant(s):

Dewell Gentry, Hope - hope.dewellgentry@msubillings.edu, Montana State University Billings

Ding, Xiao - xiaoding@email.arizona.edu, The University of Arizona

Gallagher, Mitchell - hj0003@wayne.edu, Wayne State University

Hoffman, Geoffrey - gjh@ucsd.edu, University of California San Diego

Kim, Elvis - elviskim@bu.edu, Boston University

Tang, Yongfeng - ytang08@arizona.edu, University of Arizona

Panel : 03.5 -Compost Politics: Deaths and New Directions in Eco-Materialism

Date : Friday, March 29, 08:00AM - 09:45AM

Location : Georgia A

Chair(s) :

Zúñiga, Didier, didier@ualberta.ca, University of Alberta

Papers :

Inhabiting, Becoming, Transversing: Critical Materialism’s Entangled Ecologies

Welker, Cedar, chelsea.welker@unco.edu, University of Northern Colorado

Building Bridges and Breaking Boundaries: the Value of New Materialism

Harvey, Matthew, harveym@wabash.edu, Wabash College

Ontologies of Uncertainty: Thinking-With Eduardo Viveiros de Castro and the Amerindian Cosmology in the Anthropocene

Mandacaru Guerra, Adriana, amandac1@jhu.edu, Johns Hopkins University

Graves to Gardens: The Politics of Life, Death, and Renewal in a Recycled World

Croteau, Jessica, jcrotea2@jh.edu, Johns Hopkins University

Discussant(s):

Guha-Majumdar, Jishnu - jguhamajumdar@butler.edu, Butler University

Panel : 03.15 -Climate crises & environmental ethics

Date : Friday, March 29, 08:00AM - 09:45AM

Location : Plaza B

Chair(s) :

Hodgetts, Matthew, mkh83@case.edu, Case Western Reserve University

Papers :

Against emissions sufficientarianism

Karlsson, Rasmus, rasmus.karlsson@hh.se, Halmstad University, Sweden

Planetary Politics: Ecological Crisis and Political World-Making

Cole, Matthew, mbenjamincole@fas.harvard.edu, Harvard University

Teaching the Politics of Climate Chaos and Human Extinction

Paul, Thiers, pthiers@wsu.edu, Washington State University

Discussant(s):

Raymond, Leigh - leigh.raymond@uvm.edu, University of Vermont

Panel : 04.4 -Environment, Climate, and the Golden State

Date : Friday, March 29, 08:00AM - 09:45AM

Location : Balmoral

Chair(s) :

Purdon, Mark, purdon.mark@uqam.ca, Université du Québec à Montréal

Papers :

Meeting California Standards: How Regional and Local Governments Address Transportation Policymaking

Bick, Naomi, naomibick@mail.fresnostate.edu, California State University, Fresno

Sustainability Assessment of Baja California’s Wine and Gastro-Tourism Boom

Carruthers, David, dcarruth@sdsu.edu, San Diego State University

“El Pueblo Olvidado”: Limitations of Mutual Water Companies and a Community’s Fight for Clean Water

Martinez-Medina, Jennifer, jmartinezmedina@willamette.edu, Willamette University

De La Rosa, Emma, , Leadership Counsel for Justice and Accountability

Escobedo Garcia, , , Leadership Counsel for Justice and Accountability

The Conditional Effects of Air Conditioning: How Having Air Conditioning Affects the ClimateChange Views of Republicans and Democrats in Los Angeles County

Sandlin, Evan, esandlin@usc.edu, University of Southern California

Discussant(s):

Byrne, Jennifer - byrneje@jmu.edu, James Madison University

Panel : 06.5 -Academic Conferences, Violence, and Care Praxis

Date : Friday, March 29, 08:00AM - 09:45AM

Location : Oxford

Chair(s) :

Discussant(s):

Georgis, Mariam - mgeorgis@sfu.ca, Simon Fraser University

Nath, Nisha - nnath@athabascau.ca, Athabasca University

Okundaye, Gabriela - GabrielaOkundaye@my.unt.edu, University of North Texas

Su, Yvonne - yvonnesu@yorku.ca, York University

Townsend-Bell, Erica - etowns@okstate.edu, Oklahoma State University

Turner, Robin - rlturne1@butler.edu, Butler University

Panel : 07.3 -Immigration Around the World

Date : Friday, March 29, 08:00AM - 09:45AM

Location : Stanley

Chair(s) :

Papers :

Welcome or Not Welcome to Ghana: Examining the Factors that Influencing Public Acceptance of Immigrants in Ghana

Dzordzormenyoh, Michael, mdzordzo@kent.edu, Institutional Affiliation

Backlash at the Back Door to the European Union: Anti-Migrant Politics in Cyprus

Smith, Michael, michael.smith@utrgv.edu, University of Texas Rio Grande Valley

New Imaginations: An Analysis of the Sovereign Citizens Movement through the Lens of

National Identity

Ren, Sihan, rensihan@student.ubc.ca, University of British Columbia

Discussant(s):

Panel : 08.4 -Alliances

Date : Friday, March 29, 08:00AM - 09:45AM

Location : Prince of Wales

Chair(s) :

Harris, Peter, peter.harris@colostate.edu, Colorado State University

Papers :

Better off Alone?: Alliance Formation and Recurrent Conflict

Acosta, William , wabpg@mail.missouri.edu, University of Missouri

The Influence of Economic Integration on Third-party Security Alliances

Hayashi, Miki, mhaya009@ucr.edu, University of California, Riverside

The Bridge between the EU and the EaP Countries: Ambitions and Challenges

Sung, Chun-Hsuan, x710893@gmail.com, Commerce Development Research Institute

Teng, Jiunn-Cherng, marcojcteng@gmail.com, National Sun Yat-sen University

EU Responses to Russia-Ukraine War: More Effective Foreign Policy Actor?

Dekanozishvili, Mariam, mdekanozi@coastal.edu, Coastal Carolina University

Discussant(s):

Harris, Peter - peter.harris@colostate.edu, Colorado State University

Picula, Bosko - boskopicula@yahoo.com, University of Zagreb

Panel : 13.5 -The Political Influence of Unions

Date : Friday, March 29, 08:00AM - 09:45AM

Location : Kensington

Chair(s) :

Walker, Elizabeth, ewalker@collegeofthedesert.edu, College of the Desert

Papers :

Are Unions Taking on Greater Importance: Resurgence from NEA to UAW

Johnson, Ann, ajohnson@csusb.edu, California State University San Bernardino

Nikolaros, John, Nikolarosj@yahoo.com, San Francisco State University

Shifting Gears: Making Sense of the Political Evolution of Canada's Largest Private Sector Union

Savage, Larry, lsavage@brocku.ca, Brock University

Ross, Stephanie, stephross@mcmaster.ca, McMaster University

Discussant(s):

Mosila, Andreea - andreea.mosila@mycampus.apus.edu, American Public University

Panel : 14.5 -The Political Theory of Development: Dependency, Degrowth, and Decolonization

Date : Friday, March 29, 08:00AM - 09:45AM

Location : Regency E

Chair(s) :

Adalet, Begüm, ba375@cornell.edu, Cornell University

Papers :

Bringing Dependency Theory Back In: Capitalism and Anti-Colonial Political Theory from Latin America

Valdez, Inés, valdez@jhu.edu, Johns Hopkins University

Delinking, self-reliance, and the politics of need in postcolonial Tanzania

Wang, Joy, joywang@uchicago.edu , University of Chicago

Overlapping Communisms: José Carlos Mariátegui’s Historical Relativism

Gordy, Katherine, kgordy@sfsu.edu, San Francisco State University

Liberation or Resignation: The Fall of Third World Developmentalism and the PostDevelopment Turn

Temin, David, dtemin@umich.edu, University of Michigan

Discussant(s):

Adalet, Begüm - ba375@cornell.edu, Cornell University

Ajl, Max - Max.Ajl@UGent.be , University of Ghent

Panel : 14.27 – No Panel – Canceled

Panel : 15.5 -Marxisms

Date : Friday, March 29, 08:00AM - 09:45AM

Location : Regency A

Chair(s) :

Macleod, Stefan, stefan.macleod@mail.utoronto.ca, University of Toronto

Papers :

The "Multilinear Marx" and Althusser

Balcom, Christopher, cdbalcom@gmail.com, York University

Foucault's Other Marx

Datta, Rothin, rdatta1@macalester.edu, Macalester College

The Propaganda of History: W.E.B Du Bois, C.L.R. James, and Marxist Historiography

Ilieva, Evgenia, eilieva@ithaca.edu, Ithaca College

The Use-Effect: Marx's Theory of Advertising

Shafer, Matt, mshafer@fiu.edu, Florida International University

Steinmetz, Alicia, asteinme@fiu.edu, Florida International University

Discussant(s):

Marin, Mara - maramarin@uvic.ca, University of Victoria

Panel : 15.13 - Author Meets Critics: 'Hanging Together: Role-Based Constitutional Fellowship and the Challenge of Difference and Disagreement' by Eric W. Cheng

Date : Friday, March 29, 08:00AM - 09:45AM

Location : Brighton

Chair(s) :

Cheng, Eric, chenge13@aoni.waseda.jp, Waseda University

Scudder, Mary, scudder@purdue.edu, Purdue University

Author :

Cheng, Eric, chenge13@aoni.waseda.jp, Waseda University

Commentators(s):

Chick, Matthew - chickm@hartwick.edu, Hartwick College

Digeser, Paige - digeser@ucsb.edu, University of California Santa Barbara

Kessel, Alisa - kessel@pugetsound.edu, University of Puget Sound

Ron , Amit - amit.ron@asu.edu,

Schupmann, Benjamin - yncbas@nus.edu.sg, National University of Singapore

Panel : 15.17 -Class and Community

Date : Friday, March 29, 08:00AM - 09:45AM

Location : Regency B

Chair(s) :

Alkadi-Barbaro, Alexia, ara238@cornell.edu, Cornell University

Papers :

The Corporation as Community: Laura Kellogg's Plan for Indigenous Self-Government

Eisenberg, Avigail, avigaile@uvic.ca, University Of Victoria

“The Sword and the Trowel: Workers Councils and the Rule of the Poor”

Fleischmann, Amir, amirf@umich.edu, University of Michigan

Decoding the Whole-Process People’s Democracy in China’s Rhetoric: A Discourse Analysis

Sun, Yue, 8202110012@jiangnan.edu.cn, School of Marxism, Jiangnan University

Discussant(s):

McThomas, Mary - mary.mcthomas@uci.edu, University of California, Irvine

Panel : 15.27 -Kenough already! Rethinking feminist theories of patriarchy with Barbie

Date : Friday, March 29, 08:00AM - 09:45AM

Location : Regency C

Chair(s) :

Majic, Samantha, smajic@jjay.cuny.edu, John Jay College-City University of New York

Discussant(s):

Currah, Paisley - PCurrah@brooklyn.cuny.edu, Brooklyn College-City University of New York

Ferguson, Michaele - Michaele.Ferguson@colorado.edu, University of Colorado Boulder

Price, Kimala - kprice@sdsu.edu, San Diego State University

Williams, Juliet - jawilliams@gender.ucla.edu, University of California Los Angeles

Panel : 15.40 -Global Decolonial Politics and Black Liberation

Date : Friday, March 29, 08:00AM - 09:45AM

Location : English Bay

Chair(s) :

Wolflink, Alena, alena.wolflink@du.edu, University of Denver

Papers :

“Decolonizing Desire: Political-Economic Insights on Sexual Politics in Global Political Theory”

Wolflink, Alena, alena.wolflink@du.edu, University of Denver

Mapping Black Geographies of Freedom: Plantations, Prisons & Decolonial Politics of Liberation

Chevannes, Derefe, dkchvnns@memphis.edu, University of Memphis

“How I Got Over”…Or, Are We Talking About Getting Under?: Black Liberation Politics as a Project of Locating and Inhabiting the Under-Rhythm

Melonas, Desireé, dmelonas@ucr.edu, University of California, Riverside

Nokware: the Political Epistemology of Kwasi Wiredu and Akan Philosophy

Doukas, Gregory, gregorydoukas@gmail.com, University of Memphis

Stateless Ida: Exploring Wells’ Praxis of Exile

Gordon, Jane, .jane.gordon@uconn.edu, University of Connecticut

Discussant(s):

Chevannes, Derefe - dkchvnns@memphis.edu, University of Memphis

Ruwe, Daliso - d.ruwe@queensu.ca, Queen’s University

Panel : 16.4 -Reflecting on Racial Politics

Date : Friday, March 29, 08:00AM - 09:45AM

Location : Constable

Chair(s) :

Radheshwar, Jovian, radheshwars@douglascollege.ca, Douglas College

Papers :

Suffrage as Scarcity: Racial Rhetoric in Reconstruction-Era American Feminism

Anderson, Emily, ewa33@cornell.edu, Cornell University

Worlding Descartes: The Racial Politics of Skepticism

Israel-Megersa, Ayantu, ayantu_israel-megerssa@brown.edu, Brown University

Du Bois's Eugenic Democracy

Marwah, Inder, marwahi@mcmaster.ca, McMaster University

Unexpected Resonances: Zou Rong, W.E.B. Du Bois, and the Global Contours of Racial Discourses

Yuanxin, Wang, yuanxin.wang@ufl.edu, University of Florida

Discussant(s):

Rose, Michelle - mrose2@csuchico.edu, California State University, Chico

Panel : 16.17 -Confucian Political Thought during Wartime, 1931-1945

Date : Friday, March 29, 08:00AM - 09:45AM

Location : Georgia B

Chair(s) :

Zhao, Xinzhi, xzhao322@wisc.edu, University of Wisconsin-Madison

Papers :

The Shibunkai’s Confucian Diplomacy and the Flight of Kong Decheng

O'Dwyer, Shaun, shaunodwyer@yahoo.com.au, Kyushu University

Xiao, Haoyang, , Kyushu University

Confucianism and Nation-Building in Modern China: The Tension between the Family and the State

Jiang, Dongxian, djiang18@fordham.edu, Fordham University

Reconstructing Koreanness: A Critique of Confucianism in Yi Kwang-su's Political Thought

Lee, Chungjae, clee@gettysburg.edu, Gettysburg College

Yamato Nadeshiko in a Time of Crisis: Women of the Japanese Empire during the Pacific War (1941-1945)

Racel, Masako, mracel@kennesaw.edu, Kennesaw State University

Discussant(s):

Jinxue, Chen - JinxueChen2025@u.northwestern.edu, Northwestern University

Panel : 19.5 -LGBTQ Rights and Political Visibility

Date : Friday, March 29, 08:00AM - 09:45AM

Location : Windsor

Chair(s) :

Muedini, Fait, fmuedini@butler.edu, Butler University

Papers :

How LGBTQ+ Views Challenge Normative Frameworks of Consent

Novak-Herzog, Maya, mayanovak-herzog2024@u.northwestern.edu, Institutional Affiliation

Rainbows and Referenda: Putting Gay Rights to Popular Vote

Siegel, Scott, snsiegel@sfsu.edu, San Francisco State University

On Kinks and Candidates: Geo-Variation in Escort Ads and Electoral Outcomes

Zorn, Christopher, zorn@psu.edu, Pennsylvania State University

Schoenemann, John, john.schoeneman@okstate.edu, Oklahoma State University

Discussant(s):

Siegel, Scott - snsiegel@sfsu.edu, San Francisco State University

Panel :21.5 -Public Opinion Formation Around the World

Date : Friday, March 29, 08:00AM - 09:45AM

Location : Dover

Chair(s) :

Papers :

Intra-ethnic Divide in Political Alliance Formation: The Kisii of Kenya, Electoral Information, and the Trustworthiness of Political Factions

Brobbey, Patrick Kwasi, p.brobbey@lse.ac.uk, London School of Economics and Political Science

Urban-Rural Policy Disagreement in Canada, 2000-Present

Borwein, Sophie, sophie.borwein@ubc.ca, University of British Columbia

Lucas, Jack, , University of Calgary

Tyler, Romualdi, , University of Western Ontario

Dave, Armstrong, , University of Western Ontario

Zack, Taylor, , University of Western Ontario

Perceived Threat by Judicial Reforms and Political Distrust: The Social and Political Crisis in Israel

Levy Ganany Snider, Keren, kerensn@hac.ac.il, Hadassah Academic College

Bitton, Gal, galbitton@mail.tau.ac.il, Tel Aviv Univesity

Amram, Benjamin, benjamin.amram@post.runi.ac.il , Reichman University

Trauma or Nostalgia? The Impact of Autocratic History on Democratic Attitudes in Muslimmajority Countries

Reheman, Wali, rw8143a@american.edu, American University

Virtual Bridges, Real Minds: Assessing the Psychological Impact of COIL on Cross-Cultural Attitudes and Beliefs

Danner, Lukas Karl, LDanner@fiu.edu, Florida International University

Jez, Vedrana, , Western Norway University of Applied Sciences

Ueda, Masato, , Western Norway University of Applied Sciences

Discussant(s):

Welzel, Christian - cwelzel@gmail.com, Leuphana University

Panel : 23.4 -Ethnicity and Race in Comparison

Date : Friday, March 29, 08:00AM - 09:45AM

Location : Cypress

Chair(s) :

Abu Rass, Rida, rida.aburass@queensu.ca, Queen's University

Papers :

Ethnic and Lateral Underbidding: Evidence from Israel and Turkey

Abu Rass, Rida, rida.aburass@queensu.ca, Queen's University

Measuring Internalized Racism in African Settings: A New Explicit Scale

Hamilton, Jennifer, jaham93@gmail.com, University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA)

Zionism, the Muslim Brotherhood & Islamism in Israel

Daoud Abu Oksa, Suheir, sdaoud@coastal.edu, Coastal Carolina University

Discussant(s):

Abu Rass, Rida - rida.aburass@queensu.ca, Queen's University

Hamilton, Jennifer - jaham93@gmail.com, University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA)

Panel : 24.6 -The Politics of Major Metropolitan Areas and Cities

Date : Friday, March 29, 08:00AM - 09:45AM

Location : Seymour

Chair(s) :

Jones-Correa, Michael, mjcorrea@sas.upenn.edu, University of Pennsylvania

Papers :

Public Trust and Urban Governance in Delhi, India

Gupta, Shagun, sg3537a@american.edu, American University

Urban Politics as Spatial Politics

Jones-Correa, Michael, mjcorrea@sas.upenn.edu, University of Pennsylvania

Preferences for Local Control: Evidence from Houston Referrenda

Sahn, Alexander, sahn@unc.edu, UNC Chapel-Hill

From City to Suburb: The Post-Covid Politics of Regional Gentrification in a Secondary City

Williams, Charles, charles1@uw.edu, University of Washington Tacoma

Pendras, Mark, pendras@uw.edu, University of Washington Tacoma

Local Immigrant Inclusion and Political Participation

Chapa, Samantha, schapa094@gmail.com, University of Houston

Discussant(s):

Sahn, Alexander - sahn@unc.edu, UNC Chapel-Hill

Panel : 27.2 -Voting rights and discrimination in electoral politics

Date : Friday, March 29, 08:00AM - 09:45AM

Location : Grouse

Chair(s) :

Handby, Edmund, edmund.handby@duke.edu, Duke University

Papers :

Signature Mismatch as Fraud Protection? More Like Racial Gap of Dis-enfranchised Herndon, Michael, maherndon@g.ucla.edu, UCLA

Incumbent Sex and Economic Voting: Evidence of Discrimination at the Ballot Box

Hobbs, Adam, ahobb005@ucr.edu , University of California, Riverside

Wang, Ding, dwang041@ucr.edu, University of California, Riverside

Merolla, Jennifer, merolla@ucr.edu , University of California, Riverside

Fat Candidates and Electoral Politics: Can Fashion Mitigate Fat Stigma?

Kammerer, Edward, kammedwa@isu.edu, Idaho State University

Keator, Ananda, anandakeator@isu.edu, Idaho State University

Kirkpatrick, Kellee, kelleekirkpatrick@isu.edu, Idaho State University

Discussant(s):

Algara, Carlos - carlos.algara@cgu.edu, Claremont Graduate University

Panel : 28.5 -The Impact of Women as Leaders

Date : Friday, March 29, 08:00AM - 09:45AM

Location : Cavendish

Chair(s) :

McBrayer, Markie, , University of Idaho

Papers :

Unpacking Paradoxes: Women Delegates and Peace Agreements Without Women's Provisions

Good, Elizabeth, elizabethgood2024@u.northwestern.edu, Northwestern University; Harvard University

Natural Disasters, Gender, and Executive Leadership

Jalalzai, Farida, fjalalzai@vt.edu, Virginia Tech

Davidson-Schmich, Louise, , University of Miami

Och, Malliga, , Denison University

Deliberating Women's Issues: Evidence from Indian Legislature, 1999-2019

Kaur, Komal Preet, komal.kaur@colorado.edu, University of Colorado Boulder

Cupp, Elizabeth , , Independent Scholar

Foreign aid and women in STEM fields: a comparative analysis of low-income countries.

Kotey, Karen, karen.kotey@okstate.edu, Oklahoma State Univerisity

Discussant(s):

Jalalzai, Farida - fjalalzai@vt.edu, Virginia Tech

Panel : 29.3 -Asian candidates and voters in the U.S. and Canada: race, ethnicity, and immigration generation

Date : Friday, March 29, 08:00AM - 09:45AM

Location : Plaza C

Chair(s) :

Raychaudhuri, Tanika, traychau@central.uh.edu, University of Houston

Papers :

Negotiating Identity and Conservatism: Asian American Republican Candidates

Chen, Sonya, sgchen@princeton.edu, Princeton University

Gender disparities in Asian American and Canadian politics

Lu, Fan , fl34@queensu.ca, Queen's University

Incorporating into Overreporting? Participation Norms and Turnout Overreporting among Immigrants of Color

Chan, Stephanie, chans@lafayette.edu, Lafayette College

Discussant(s):

Sanbonmatsu, Kira - kira.sanbonmatsu@zoho.com, Rutgers University

Panel : 30.1 -Racial Attitudes in American Politics

Date : Friday, March 29, 08:00AM - 09:45AM

Location : Regency F

Chair(s) : Robertson, Crystal, crystalrob@ucla.edu,

Papers :

The Role of Religion in White Racial Attitudes

Olson, Shayla, sfolson@umich.edu, Embracing the Status Hierarchy: How Immigration Attitudes, Prejudice, and Sexism Shaped Non-White Support for Trump

Geiger, Jessica, jessica.geiger@cgu.edu, Reny, Tyler, tyler.reny@cgu.edu,

Dando La Mano: The Role of the Immigrant Experience as a Factor of Giving to Immigrant Serving Nonprofits

Calderon, Apolonia, APOLONIA@UMD.EDU, Racial Stereotypes in Asian American Behavior

Leung, Viven, vleung@scu.edu,

Discussant(s):

Berdan, Edward - edward.berdan@ucla.edu,

Panel : 32.5 -Resistance against Authoritarianism

Date : Friday, March 29, 08:00AM - 09:45AM

Location : Plaza A

Chair(s) :

Ding, Iza, iza.ding@northwestern.edu

Papers :

Workplace Networks and Civil Society in Autocracies: Evidence from Jordan

Elizabeth, Parker-Magyar, ekpm@mit.edu, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Behavioral Foundations of Opposition Alliance Support Under Electoral Authoritarianism

Jacob, Marc, msjacob@stanford.edu, Stanford University

Ozdemir, Ugur, , University of Edinburgh

When You Come at the King: Opposition Coordination and Nearly Stunning Elections

Samet, Oren, osamet@berkeley.edu, University of California, Berkeley

The Outcomes of Antiauthoritarian Protest Waves: A Global Study

Franklin, James, jcfrankl@owu.edu, Ohio Wesleyan University

Discussant(s):

El Kurd, Dana - danaelkurd@gmail.com, Trinh, Minh Duc - mdtrinh@purdue.edu,

Panel : 01.5 -Conflict

Panels Friday 10:00am

Date : Friday, March 29, 10:00AM - 11:45AM

Location : Tennyson

Chair(s) :

Sharif, Sally, sshari06@mail.ubc.ca, University of British Columbia

Papers :

Dismissed Moderates: An Empirical Analysis on Protester Violence

Kegler, Thomas, thomas.kegler@email.ucr.edu, University of California, Riverside

Onursal, Deren, donur001@ucr.edu, University of California, Riverside

Hobbs, Adam, adam.hobbs@email.ucr.edu, University of California, Riverside

Disarmament, Demobilization, and Reintegration (DDR) and Conflict Recurrence

Sharif, Sally, sshari06@mail.ubc.ca, University of British Columbia

From Kabul to Turtle Island: A Critical Assessment of the Linkages between Afghan and Indigenous Sovereignty

Azadah, Kushan, kushan.azadah@gmail.com, York University

The Impact of the Political Background of Rebel Leaders on Civil War Duration

Cebeci, Emre, ecebe001@ucr.edu, University of California, Riverside

Understanding the Resurgence of the Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan

Akhtar , Shahzad, shazad_qau@yahoo.com, University of Lahore

Discussant(s):

Akhtar , Shahzad - shazad_qau@yahoo.com, University of Lahore

Azadah, Kushan - kushan.azadah@gmail.com, York University

Cebeci, Emre - ecebe001@ucr.edu, University of California, Riverside

Kegler, Thomas - thomas.kegler@email.ucr.edu, University of California, Riverside

Sharif, Sally - sshari06@mail.ubc.ca, University of British Columbia

Panel : 03.6 -Environmental Activism and State Repression

Date : Friday, March 29, 10:00AM - 11:45AM

Location : Georgia A

Chair(s) :

Hendlin, Yogi, hendlin@esphil.eur.nl, Erasmus University Rotterdam

Papers :

Extinction Rebellion and the Mont Pelerin Society: A study in activism and counter-activism

Hendlin, Yogi, hendlin@esphil.eur.nl, Erasmus University Rotterdam

Repertoires and sequences of repression in contemporary social movements: the case of Chile

Huneeus, Sebastián , lshuneeus@uc.cl, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile

Climate activism as a response to state backlash

Kirsop-Taylor, Nick, N.A.Kirsop-Taylor@exeter.ac.uk, University of Exeter, SPSPA (Politics)

The Granola Mafia and Western Gunslingers: Disparate Government Responses to Environmental Activism

Kear, Andrew, akkear@yahoo.com, Bowling Green State University

Forbis Jr., Robert, forbisr@wou.edu, Western Oregon University

Discussant(s):

Ray, Emily - emily.ray@sonoma.edu,

Panel : 04.6 -Seascape Stories: Envisioning Decolonial Water Relations

Date : Friday, March 29, 10:00AM - 11:45AM

Location : Balmoral

Chair(s) :

Thomas, Robina, , University of Victoria

Discussant(s):

Ambers, Andrew - , University of Victoria

George, Rachel - rgeorge@uvic.ca, University of Victoria

Smith, Dawn - , University of Victoria

Wiebe, Sarah - swiebe@uvic.ca, University of Victoria

Panel : 06.1 -What We Mean When We Talk about Women of Color

Date : Friday, March 29, 10:00AM - 11:45AM

Location : Oxford

Chair(s) : Shah, Paru, Paru.shah@rutgers.edu , Rutgers university

Papers :

Ladies' Choice: Women of Color Linked Fate and Cross-Racial Support of WoC Candidates

Nguy, Joyce , joycenguy@g.ucla.edu, University of California, Los Angeles

Davis, Alexandria, , University of California, Los Angeles

Chan, Nathan, , Loyola Marymount University

Mujeres en la Politica: Latinas as a Unique Political Subgroup

Pringle, Lisa, lisa.pringle@cgu.edu, Claremont Graduate University

Cargile, Ivy A, icargile@csub.edu,

Alvarez, Linda, linda.alvarez@csun.edu, California State University, Northridge

In their own image: governments and the reimagining of civil society equality organisations

Ashlee, Christoffersen, ashlee.christoffersen@ed.ac.uk, Simon Fraser University

Siow, Orly, orlanda.siow@genus.lu.se, Lund University

Shifting Paradigms and Building Coalitions: Asian American Women and Women of Color Politics

Watanabe, Melissa , mmwatana@usc.edu,

Race, Gender, Rights, and the Politics of Black Ladyhood

Lindsay, Keisha, knlindsay@wisc.edu, University of Wisconsin-Madison

Discussant(s):

Rubalcava, Bianca - brubalcava@pacific.edu, University of the Pacific

Panel : 08.5 -Terrorism

Date : Friday, March 29, 10:00AM - 11:45AM

Location : Prince of Wales

Chair(s) :

Brathwaite, Robert, brathwa1@msu.edu, Michigan State University

Papers :

The Road to Terrorism is Paved with (Bad) Intentions: Public Perceptions of Terrorism

Avdan, Nazli, navdan@ku.edu, University of Kansas

Hoffman, Aaron, aaron_hoffman@sfu.ca, Simon Fraser University

It was an extended Anti-colonial Wave: Rethinking the First and Second Waves of Terrorism

Masters, Daniel, mastersd@uncw.edu, UNCW, Department of International Studies

Narcissistic Violence: Stochastic Incitement and Reactionary Violence from the Far-Right

Weinberger, Seth, sweinberger@pugetsound.edu, University of Puget Sound

Discussant(s):

Brathwaite, Robert - brathwa1@msu.edu, Michigan State University

Eldemerdash, Nadia - nadia.eldemerdash@gmail.com, University of Nevada Las Vegas

Panel : 10.4 -Violence, Conflict & Legal Structures

Date : Friday, March 29, 10:00AM - 11:45AM

Location : Brighton

Chair(s) :

Hiebert, Maureen, hiebertm@ucalgary.ca, University of Calgary

Papers :

Trading Generals for Judges: Resolving Disputes in a Federal System

Spikol, Aaron, aspikol@stanford.edu, Stanford University

Along Red and Blue Lines: Defining Domestic Violence Within State Law

Acuña, Samantha, samantha.acuna@csuci.edu, California State University Channel Islands

The Presence and Absence of Law in the Perpetration of Mass Violence: Genocides: A Theoretical Framework

Hiebert, Maureen, hiebertm@ucalgary.ca, University of Calgary

POLICE BRUTALITY AND THE NIGERIA STATE: A STUDY OF THE 2020 END SARS PROTEST.

Ebie, Sunday Onyekwuma, sunday.ebie@unidel.edu.ng, University of Delta Agbor, Delta State, Nigeria

Discussant(s):

Steiner, Ronald - steiner@chapman.edu, Chapman University

Panel : 13.6 -Exploring the Experiences of Political Activists

Date : Friday, March 29, 10:00AM - 11:45AM

Location : Kensington

Chair(s) :

Altema McNeely, Natasha, natasha.altema@utrgv.edu, University of Texas Rio Grande Valley

Papers :

The Role of Collective Identity in Anti-Abortion Activist Tactical Development

Comandur, Samyu, comandur@ucla.edu, University of California, Los Angeles

Radical Flanks, Social Media, and the Impact on Activism

El Kurd, Dana, delkurd@richmond.edu, University of Richmond

Almasri, Nasir, , MIT

Abrahams, Alexei, , McGill University

Positively Ambivalent: On the Importance of Ambivalence in Sustaining Youth Activists

Showden, Carisa, c.showden@auckland.ac.nz, University of Auckland

Nairn, Karen, karen.nairn@otago.ac.nz, University of Otago

Discussant(s):

Slaven, Michael - slaven@pennwest.com, Pennsylvania Western University

Panel : 14.6 -The Public Sphere in the Digital Age

Date : Friday, March 29, 10:00AM - 11:45AM

Location : Regency E

Chair(s) :

Tsao, Roy, rtsao@pratt.edu, Pratt Institute

Papers :

Digital Technology and the Question of Democracy

Maione, Angela, amaione@umass.edu, University of Massachusetts Amherst

There Is No Such Thing as the Public Sphere

Berry, Aberdeen, aberdeenberry@gmail.com, McGill University

Scholarly (Non)Engagment With Elite Theory: A Bibliometric Study

Nilsson, Johann, JNilsson2016@protonmail.com, City University of Hong Kong

Phronetic Genetics: The Politics of Technological Disruption

Miller, Joshua, j.preston.miller@charlotte.edu, University of North Carolina at Charlotte

A "Fact" of Progress: Groundwork for a Critical Theory of Digital Technology

Kehlenbach, Stefan, skehlenbach@albany.edu, University at Albany

Discussant(s):

Kim, Hochan - hochank@princeton.edu, Princeton University

Panel : 14.18 -Feminism in International Relations: Jane Addams, Chizuco Ueno, Anne

Duffourmantelle, and Conjunctural Analysis of Crisis

Date : Friday, March 29, 10:00AM - 11:45AM

Location : Cypress

Chair(s) :

Owen, Rose, owenr@newschool.edu,

Papers :

Revaluing Risk in Confronting Nuclear Anxiety

DeBole, David, ddebole1@jh.edu, Johns Hopkins University

Creolizing Conjunctural Analysis: A Method for the Current Crisis

Stumpf, Benjamin, benjamin.stumpf@uconn.edu, University of Connecticut-Storrs

Early 20th Century Feminist Peace Activists: Jane Addams and Virginia Woolf Mobilize Against War

Manuel, Anne, amanuel@umich.edu, University of Michigan Ann Arbor

Marxism meets Postsocialist China: Chizuco Ueno’s Reception in Contemporary Chinese Feminist discussions

Feng , Yudi, yfeng25@ucsc.edu, University of California, Santa Cruz

Discussant(s):

Owen, Rose - owenr@newschool.edu, Vedder, Ophelia - ovedder@princeton.edu,

Panel : 15.6 -Explorations in Critical Political Science

Date : Friday, March 29, 10:00AM - 11:45AM

Location : Regency A

Chair(s) :

Young, Katherine, youngkat@hawaii.edu, University of Hawaii - Hilo

Papers :

What is Critical Political Science

Barrow, Clyde, clyde.barrow@utrgv.edu, University of Texas Rio Grande Valley Power Structure Analysis as Critical Political Science

Peschek, Joseph, jpeschek@hamline.edu, Hamline University

Historicizing Political Theory as Critical Political Science

Niemi, William, wniemi@western.edu, Western State University

Disciplinary History as Critical Political Science

Hauptmann, Emily, emily.hauptmann@wmich.edu, Western Michigan University

World Systems Analysis as Critical Political Science

Williams, Gregory, gregory.williams@simmons.edu, Simmons University

Discussant(s):

Katherine, Young - youngkat@hawaii.edu, University of Hawaii - Hilo

Macdonald, Bradley - bradley.macdonald@colostate.edu, Colorado State University

Panel : 15.18 -Abolition and Freedom

Date : Friday, March 29, 10:00AM - 11:45AM

Location : Regency B

Chair(s) :

Epstein, Daniel, danielepstein@uchicago.edu, University of Chicago

Papers :

Divine Experiments: Mariame Kaba and Law's Greater Vocation

Epstein, Daniel, danielepstein@uchicago.edu, University of Chicago

Foucault’s Abolition after Abolition

Gortler, Shai, shai.gortler@soas.ac.uk, School of Oriental and African Studies

The Role and Function of Recognition for Fanon's Conception of Freedom

Gregson, William, william.gregson@mail.utoronto.ca, University of Toronto

Creating Communally: Lessons for an Emancipatory Fashion

Hernandez, Maylin, maylin.hernandez@utrgv.edu, University of Texas Rio Grande Valley

Discussant(s):

Kramer, Sina - sina.kramer@lmu.edu, Loyola Marymount University

Panel : 15.21 -Reconsidering Refusal and Care

Date : Friday, March 29, 10:00AM - 11:45AM

Location : Regency C

Chair(s) :

Daily, Anna, anna.daily@csus.edu, California State University, Sacramento

Papers :

Silence as Refusal, Care as Protest: On How to See Utopias

Fu, Ziyi, ziyifu2026@u.northwestern.edu, Northwestern University

Conceptualizing Racial Conflict: Revolution, Civil War, Stasis

Lupino, Ferris, falgk6@missouri.edu ,

Care-full refusal: A feminist ethics of presence

Timperley, Claire, claire.timperley@vuw.ac.nz, Victoria University of Wellington

Writing in the Heart of Anishinabewaki: Jane Johnston Schoolcraft's Politics of Refusal

Feng, Janice, janicefeng@trentu.ca, Trent University

Discussant(s):

Daily, Anna - anna.daily@csus.edu, California State University, Sacramento

Panel : 15.26 -Author-meets-critics: Jonathan Havercroft's STANLEY CAVELL'S DEMOCRATIC PERFECTIONISM

Date : Friday, March 29, 10:00AM - 11:45AM

Location : Stanley

Chair(s) :

Kessel, Alisa, kessel@pugetsound.edu, University of Puget Sound

Commentator(s):

Dumm, Thomas - tldumm@amherst.edu, Amherst College

Havercroft, Jonathan - j.havercroft@soton.ac.uk, University of Southampton

Lucas, Sarah - S.Lucas5@exeter.ac.uk, University of Exeter

Schlosser, Joel - jschlosser@brynmawr.edu, Bryn Mawr College

Panel : 15.38 -Author Meets Critics: David Myer Temin’s Remapping Sovereignty: Decolonization and Self-Determination in North American Indigenous Political Thought

Date : Friday, March 29, 10:00AM - 11:45AM

Location : Regency D

Chair(s) :

Bruyneel, Kevin, Kbruyneel@babson.edu, Babson College

Commentator(s):

Nichols, Robert - Ronichol@ucsc.edu, University of California, Santa Cruz

Simpson, Audra - as3575@columbia.edu, Columbia University

Singh, Jakeet - jsingh3@yorku.ca, York University

Temin, David - Dtemin@umich.edu, University of Michigan-Ann Arbor

Panel : 16.7 -Democratic Dilemmas

Date : Friday, March 29, 10:00AM - 11:45AM

Location : Constable

Chair(s) :

Deslauriers, Theophile, tdeslauriers@amherst.edu, Amherst College

Papers :

Leading Strings: J.S. Mill, Henry Sidgwick, and the Utilitarian Approach to Paternalism

Brandt, Raymond, rjbrandt@ucdavis.edu, University of California, Davis

Imagining Community in Weimar: The Idea of the Nation in Hermann Heller's Political Writings

Clarkson, Joseph, jclarks2@nd.edu, University of Notre Dame

Otto Kirchheimer & Militant Democracy

Schupmann, Benjamin, yncbas@nus.edu.sg, Yale-NUS College

David Hume and Public Knowledge Making

Zhao, Xinzhi, xzhao322@wisc.edu, University of Wisconsin-Madison

Discussant(s):

Giamario, Patrick - ptgiamar@uncg.edu, University of North Carolina at Greensboro

Panel : 16.18 -Author Meets Critics: Dennis Dalton's Indian Ideas of Freedom

Date : Friday, March 29, 10:00AM - 11:45AM

Location : Georgia B

Chair(s) :

Livingston, Alexander, pal229@cornell.edu, Cornell University

Commentators(s):

Kadambi, - rajeevkadambi@gmail.com, O.P. Jindal Global University

Kirloskar-Steinbach, Monika - monika.kirloskar@vu.nl, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam

Krishnamurthy, Meena - meena.krishnamurthy@queensu.ca, Queen's University

Parasher, Tejas - tparasher@polisci.ucla.edu, University of California, Los Angeles

Sultan, Nazmul - nazmul.sultan@ubc.ca, University of British Columbia

Panel : 18.1 -Cinema and the Politics of Memory, Democracy, and Social Change

Date : Friday, March 29, 10:00AM - 11:45AM

Location : Windsor

Chair(s) :

Vitela, Gabriela, gabi.vitela@gmail.com, New Mexico State University

Papers :

Historical Sensation and Cinematic Narratives of Disappearance

Dow, Douglas, dougdow@utdallas.edu, University of Texas at Dallas

Global Neoliberalist Political Economy in Star Wars and Star Trek

Gonzalez, George, george.gonzalez@miami.edu, University of Miami

The Moral and Political Odyssey of The Spy Who Came in from the Cold Johnston, Steven, steven.johnston@utah.edu, University of Utah

"The Graduate," the (White) American Dream, and the Cleavages of US Politics Since the 1960s

Baum, Bruce, bruce.baum@ubc.ca, University of British Columbia

Discussant(s):

Vitela, Gabriela - gabi.vitela@gmail.com, New Mexico State University

Panel : 21.6 – No Panel – Canceled

Panel : 22.3 -Subnational Policymaking

Date : Friday, March 29, 10:00AM - 11:45AM

Location : English Bay

Chair(s) :

Robin, Jacobson, rjacobson@pugetsound.edu, University of Puget Sound

Papers :

In Their Own Words: Legislative Efforts to Restrict Direct Democracy, 2012-2023

Ferraiolo, Kathleen, ferraikm@gmail.com, James Madison University

What the Evolution of 1332 Waivers Tells Us About Their Innovative Potential

Singer, Phillip, phillip.singer@poli-sci.utah.edu, University of Utah

Skinner, Daniel , skinnerd@ohio.edu, Ohio University

Wright, Brad, brad_wright@sc.edu, University of South Carolina

Managing inclusion and knowledge in collaborative governance

Thomas, Craig, thomasc@uw.edu, University of Washington, Seattle

Koontz, Tomas, koontz31@uw.edu, University of Washington, Tacoma

Cheng, Katherine, kcheng2@uw.edu, University of Washington, Seattle

The Gray Wolf Reintroduction Initiative in Colorado and its aftermath

Kim, Junseok, jspicture@dgu.ac.kr, Dongguk University in Seoul

Discussant(s):

Robin, Jacobson - rjacobson@pugetsound.edu, University of Puget Sound

Panel : 24.5 -State and Local Public Policy

Date : Friday, March 29, 10:00AM - 11:45AM

Location : Grouse

Chair(s) :

Gupta, Shagun, sg3537a@american.edu, American University

Papers :

Learning the State: The Inequitable Educative Role of Civic Education Policy Feedback

Dym, Abigail, abirose@sas.upenn.edu, University of Pennsylvania

Liability for Homelessness

Foster, David, D.Foster@lse.ac.uk, London School of Economics & Political Science

Warren, Joseph, jbwarren@alaska.edu, University of Alaska, Anchorage

State Intervention and Policy Aversion in Urban School Districts

Gordon, Antonia, gordo269@msu.edu, Michigan State University

SIMPLE MAJORITY OR SUPERMAJORITY: WHAT DO CALIFORNIA’S SPECIAL TAX INITIATIVES MEAN FOR LOCAL GOVERNANCE?

King, Jennifer, jennifer.king@usc.edu, University of Southern California

How institutional drivers translate into local government outcomes for the adaptation?

Valdivieso, Patricio, pvaldivf@gmail.com, Universidad Austral de Chile

Discussant(s):

Gupta, Shagun - sg3537a@american.edu, American University

Panel : 29.2 -Author Meets Critics: Claire Jean Kim's Asian Americans in an Anti-Black World

Date : Friday, March 29, 10:00AM - 11:45AM

Location : Plaza C

Chair(s) :

Aoki, Andrew, aoki@augsburg.edu, Augsburg University

Commentator(s):

Affigne, Tony - affigne@providence.edu, Providence College

Davies, Jordie - ejdavies@uci.edu, University of California, Irvine

Kim, Claire - cjkim@uci.edu, University of California, Irvine

Lien, Pei-te - plien@polsci.ucsb.edu, University of California Santa Barbara

Raychaudhuri, Tanika - traychau@central.uh.edu, University of Houston

Panel : 30.2 -The Importance of Group Consciousness in American Politics

Date : Friday, March 29, 10:00AM - 11:45AM

Location : Regency F

Chair(s) :

Garcia-Rios, Sergio, garcia.rios@utexas.edu,

Papers :

Are Self-Reported Native Americans With Only Distant Indigenous Family Lineage Distinct From Survey Respondents with Deeper Connections to Their Heritage?: Insights for Survey Researchers Interested in Tracking Native American Political Attitudes

De Lude, Leilani , ldelude@unm.edu, Foxworth, Ray, ray.foxworth@gmail.com, Sanchez, Gabe , sanchezg@unm.edu, Bootstrap Blackness: Black Men, Conservatism, and Party Politics

Crowder, Chaya, chaya.crowder@lmu.edu, Greer, Christina , cgreer@fordham.edu, Slaughter, Christine, csla@bu.edu,

The Political Implications of Identifying as a “Woman of Color” Matos, Yalidy, yalidy.matos@rutgers.edu, Greene, Stacey, s.greene@rutgers.edu , Sanbonmatsu, Kira, kira.sanbonmatsu@zoho.com, Out With the Old, In With the New? Age, Race and Support for the Congressional Black Caucus vs. Black Lives Matter

Arora, Maneesh, maneesh.arora@wellesley.edu, Garcia, Jennifer, Jennifer.Garcia@oberlin.edu, Stout, Christopher , Christopher.Stout@oregonstate.edu ,

Discussant(s):

Calderon, Apolonia - APOLONIA@UMD.EDU, Herndon, Michael - maherndon@g.ucla.edu, UCLA

Panel : 32.6 -Support for Authoritarianism

Date : Friday, March 29, 10:00AM - 11:45AM

Location : Plaza A

Chair(s) :

Li, Xiaojun, xiaojun.li@ubc.ca,

Papers :

Different Types of Soft Propaganda and Support for Cross-border Operations

Sinanoglu, Semuhi, semuhi.sinanoglu@mail.utoronto.ca, University of Toronto Donnelly, Michael, , University of Toronto

The Central Government under Fire? Analyzing the Shift in Protest Targets in Xi Jinping's China Wang, Hsin Hsien, esteban@nccu.edu.tw , National Chengchi University Tzeng, Wei-Feng, wftzeng@gmail.com, National Chengchi University Support Which Democracy? Liberal Democracy, Guardianship Democracy, and Democratic Backsliding

Jeongho, Choi, jchoi34@uiowa.edu, The University of Iowa Haofeng, Ma, haofeng-ma@uiowa.edu, The University of Iowa

Discussant(s):

Li, Xiaojun, xiaojun.li@ubc.ca,

Panels Friday 1:15pm

Panel : 00.1 -Native American Politics and Perceptions

Date : Friday, March 29, 01:15PM - 03:00PM

Location : Seymour

Chair(s) :

Bin Abdullah, Leila, lb786@cornell.edu, Cornell University

Papers :

More Than a Feeling: The Substantive Effects of A Native Secretary of the Interior on Tribal Consultations

Elise, Blasingame, Elise.Blasingame@uga.edu, University of Georgia

American Indian Political Efficacy

Witmer, Richard, RichardWitmer@creighton.edu, Creighton University

Branton, Regina, gina.branton@charlotte.edu, University of North Carolina - Charlotte

Tribal Voting: Examining how Cherokee Nation Residency Impacts Political Engagement

Burnett, John, john.burnett@email.ucr.edu, University of California - Riverside

Long, Sean, sean.david.long@gmail.com, George Washington University

Collingwood, Loren, lcollingwood@unm.edu, University of New Mexico

Discussant(s):

Hendrix, Burke - bhendrix@uoregon.edu, University of Oregon

Panel : 01.7 -Political Parties and Elections

Date : Friday, March 29, 01:15PM - 03:00PM

Location : Plaza A

Chair(s) :

Allen, Geoff, geoff.allen@utahtech.edu, Utah Tech University

Papers :

Why Leave Now? Identity, Competitiveness of Support for Small Parties

Allen, Geoff, geoff.allen@utahtech.edu, Utah Tech University

Jenkins, Matthew David, mjenkins@gnu.ac.kr, Gyeongsang National University Crime and Politics

KC, Sampada, samkc@student.ubc.ca, University of British Columbia

Political elites and policy platforms in post-industrial democracies

Agnolin, Paolo, paolo.agnolin@unibocconi.it, Bocconi University

Belarus at a Crossroads: Post-Election Protests and Attitudes on Social and Political Change

Galouchko, Polina, pgalouchko@g.harvard.edu, Harvard University

Assessing the Impact of the 2014 Political Transition on Religious Minority Communities in

India

Hajam, Waseem Ahmad, whajam@ttu.edu, Texas Tech University

Discussant(s):

Agnolin, Paolo - paolo.agnolin@unibocconi.it, Bocconi University

Allen, Geoff - geoff.allen@utahtech.edu, Utah Tech University

Galouchko, Polina - pgalouchko@g.harvard.edu, Harvard University

Hajam, Waseem Ahmad - whajam@ttu.edu, Texas Tech University

KC, Sampada - samkc@student.ubc.ca, University of British Columbia

Panel : 03.7 -Technology and Environmental Philosophy

Date : Friday, March 29, 01:15PM - 03:00PM

Location : Georgia A

Chair(s) :

Stephens, Piers, piers@uga.edu, University of Georgia

Papers :

Futurism, Utopianism, & Environmental Politics in Outer Space

Lindquist, Michael, mlindquist@northland.edu, Northland College

Tech Fixes and Black Boxes

Maskit, Jonathan, maskit@denison.edu, Denison University

Technologies of Possibility: Affirmative and Transformative Hope in the Environmental Justice Movement

Ottinger, Gwen, geo29@drexel.edu, Drexel University

Consider the Xenobot: Moral Considerability for Intelligent Machines Revisited

Gellers, Joshua, josh.gellers@unf.edu, University of North Florida

Melting Down Models: Power and Representation in Arctic Systems Science

Parlato, Nicholas, njparlato@alaska.edu, University of Alaska, Fairbanks

Lovecraft, Amy, allovecraft@alaska.edu, University of Alaska, Fairbanks

Meek, Chanda, clmeek@alaska.edu, University of Alaska, Fairbanks

The Myth and the Machine: A Critique of Tech Futurism in Climate Change Solutions

Cantwell-Chavez, Devon, devon.cantwell@gmail.com, University of Utah

Stickney, Zachary , zjstickney@gmail.com, University of Utah

Discussant(s):

Harvey, Matthew - harveym@wabash.edu, Wabash College

Panel : 04.7 -Protecting the Environment or Industry?: The Consequence of Policies

Date : Friday, March 29, 01:15PM - 03:00PM

Location : Kensington

Chair(s) :

Carruthers, David, dcarruth@sdsu.edu, San Diego State University

Papers :

A Geopolitical Content Analysis of Social Media Discourse and Political Dynamics to explain the Policy Shifts of the Renewable Fuel Standard

Guehlstorf, Nicholas, nguehls@siue.edu, Southern Illinois University Edwardsville

Breckenridge, Courtney, crackers@siue.edu, Southern Illinois University Carbondale

Lobbyists, Pipeline Accidents, and Anti-Protest Legislation in the Oil and Gas Industry

Jang, Sojin, sojin.jang@uncp.edu, University of North Carolina at Pembroke

Kagan, Jennifer, jkagan@hawaii.edu, University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa

Examining the Impact of Policy on Community Solar Projects in the US

Rahman, Umama, rahmanu@oregonstate.edu, School of Public Policy, Oregon State University

Bernell, David, david.bernell@oregonstate.edu, School of Public Policy, Oregon State University

Small and Rural Local Government Sustainability Plans, Programs and Policies in Cascadia: A Comparative Analysis

Steel, Brent, bsteel@oregonstate.edu, Oregon State University

Krawchenko, Tamara, tamarakrawchenko@uvic.ca, University of Victoria

Farooq, Sadaf, farooqs@oregonstate.edu, Oregon State University

Wolters, Erika Allen, Erika.Wolters@oregonstate.edu, Oregon State University

Discussant(s):

Panel : 07.4 -Immigration Organizations and the State

Date : Friday, March 29, 01:15PM - 03:00PM

Location : Stanley

Chair(s) : Papers :

Playing State Politics: How Immigrant Organizations Respond to State Governments

Osorio, Maricruz, mosorio@bentley.edu, Bentley University

Exploring the Power of Immigrant Rights Organizations in New Jersey and Florida

Mendez, Geidy, geidym@uci.edu, University of California-Irvine

Immigrant Inclusion Policies in New Destination Cities

Dias, Megan, megan.dias@utexas.edu, University of Texas at Austin

Immigration Inclusion and Wellbeing

Chapa, Samantha, schapa094@gmail.com, University of Houston

Cortina, Jeronimo, jcortina@central.uh.edu, University of Houston

Discussant(s):

Panel : 08.6 -Domestic Politics and IR

Date : Friday, March 29, 01:15PM - 03:00PM

Location : English Bay

Chair(s) :

Ivey, Andrew, iveya@uhd.edu, University of Houston Downtown

Papers :

Electoral Reform and Implications for Foreign Policy in Israel

Sasley, Brent, bsasley@uta.edu, University of Texas at Arlington

Boyea, Brent, boyea@uta.edu, University of Texas at Arlington

Political backlash: Electoral Violence in Nigeria

EJUKONEMU, JOYCE, fuoma34@yahoo.com, Federal College of Education (Technical )

Comparative Policy Responses of Pakistan and Sri Lanka towards Economic Crisis: Explaining International Constraints and Domestic Political Economy

IFTIKHAR, Mohid, mohidiftikhar@cuhk.edu.hk, The Chinese University of Hong Kong

Taking the Public Back Out: A Critique of International Relations Experimental Survey Research

Jonny, Hall, j.hall5@lse.ac.uk, London School of Economics

Discussant(s):

Ivey, Andrew - iveya@uhd.edu, University of Houston Downtown

Lewis, Luartz - Luartz@chapman.edu, Chapman University

Panel : 14.7 -Spatial Theorizing: Agency and Temporality in Urban Contexts

Date : Friday, March 29, 01:15PM - 03:00PM

Location : Brighton

Chair(s) :

Rose, Michelle, mrose2@csuchico.edu, California State University, Chico

Papers :

Stylized writing on the wall between politics and culture: the space-making of graffiti in the US

Kelly, Katelyn, Katelymk@uci.edu, University of California Irvine

Making Time: Smart urbanism and the onto-politics of the real-time city

Olmstead, Nathan, nathan.olmstead@mail.utoronto.ca, University of Toronto

Racialized Habitus: Spatiality and the Cultivation of Political Solidarity Among Latinxs in Boyle Heights, Los Angeles

de la Vega, Izul, izul1224@gmail.com, University of California Los Angeles

Discussant(s):

Alfaro Altamirano, Adriana - adriana.alfaro@itam.mx, Instituto Tecnologico Autonomo de Mexico

Rose, Michelle - mrose2@csuchico.edu, California State University, Chico

Panel : 14.15 -Indigenous scholarship and Epistemic Domination in political science

Date : Friday, March 29, 01:15PM - 03:00PM

Location : Balmoral

Chair(s) :

Temin, David, dtemin@umich.edu, University of Michigan

Papers :

“Reviewer 2 Must be Stopped!” Settler Colonialism and Epistemic Domination in Political Science

Allard-Tremblay, Yann, yann.allard-tremblay@mcgill.ca, McGill University

Coburn, Elaine, ecoburn@glendon.yorku.ca, York University

Indigenous Sovereignty and Political Science: Building an Indigenous Politics Subfield

Mowatt, Morgan, morganmowatt@uvic.ca, University of Victoria

A Pipeline to Depoliticization? The Disciplinary Limitations of ‘Experiential Learning’ During Times of Anti-Colonial Struggle

Henderson, Phil, philiphenderson@cunet.carleton.ca, Carleton University

Indigenous storytelling as research in Political Science

Turner, Dale, dale.turner@utoronto.ca, University of Toronto

Discussant(s):

Ferguson, Kennan - kennan@uwm.edu, University of Wisconsin Milwaukee

Panel : 14.19 -Workers' Politics: Democracy, Mindfulness, and the Search for Freedom

Date : Friday, March 29, 01:15PM - 03:00PM

Location : Tennyson

Chair(s) :

Valls, Andrew, andrew.valls@oregonstate.edu, Oregon State University

Papers :

Political Antimonopoly for the 21st Century

Bagg, Samuel, samuel.bagg@sc.edu, University of South Carolina

Kirshner, Alexander, alexander.kirshner@duke.edu, Duke University

The Problem of Legitimacy in Workplace Democracy

Kaswan, Mark, mark.kaswan@utrgv.edu, University of Texas Rio Grande Valley

Customers and Worker Freedom

McKay, Spencer, spencermckay1@gmail.com, University of British Columbia

Corporate Mindfulness and Meditation: Historicizing Epistemologies of Uncertainty in Financial Capitalism

Temple, Katie, ktemple2@uoregon.edu, University of Oregon

Discussant(s):

Datta, Prithviraj - pdatta@fandm.edu, Valls, Andrew - andrew.valls@oregonstate.edu, Oregon State University

Panel : 14.28 -Radicalism as Anarchy, Abolition, and (Good) Apologies

Date : Friday, March 29, 01:15PM - 03:00PM

Location : Regency D

Chair(s) :

Aguirre, Kelly, kaguirre@uvic.ca, University of Victoria

Papers :

Radicalizing Reason: Anarchism and Education in Louise Michel's London

Eichner, Carolyn, eichner@uwm.edu, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee

Abolitionism & the Critique of Structural Violence: The Case for Reading Angela Davis as a Militant Pacifist

Sculos, Bryant, bryant.sculos@utrgv.edu, Abolition constitutionalism? Prison abolition, the thirteenth amendment, and radical uses of law

Terwiel, Anna, anna.terwiel@trincoll.edu, Apology at its worst: The Vancouver Police Department and Heiltsuk Nation brian, thomas, thoma66@wwu.edu, Western Washington University

Discussant(s):

Brian, Thomas - thoma66@wwu.edu, Western Washington University

Panel : 15.7 -The Self and Self-Interest

Date : Friday, March 29, 01:15PM - 03:00PM

Location : Regency A

Chair(s) :

Ferguson, Michaele, michaele.ferguson@colorado.edu, University of Colorado Boulder

Papers :

Crises of understanding and the diagnosis of dissent: Lukacs, Gramsci, and Mannheim on knowledge and revolution

Bashovski, Marta, marta.bashovski@uregina.ca, Campion College at the University of Regina

Distinguishing Pernicious Self-interest and Pathological Narcissism: Shifting Subjects of Concern in American Political Thought

Ingram, Callum, callumi@unr.edu, University of Nevada, Reno

Rethinking Transformative Feminist Agency with Althusser and Beauvoir

Leeb, Claudia , claudia.leeb@wsu.edu, Washington State University

Cruelty as Willing Decay: Nietzsche’s Conception of Cruelty and the Path to Self-Overcoming

Keller, Miranda, keller@ucdavis.edu, university of California-Davis

Discussant(s):

Rotem, Noga - nrotem@uw.edu, University of Washington

Panel : 15.19 -Building A We Differently

Date : Friday, March 29, 01:15PM - 03:00PM

Location : Regency B

Chair(s) :

Steinmetz, Alicia, asteinme@fiu.edu, Florida International University

Papers :

Redeeming Failure: Du Bois and King on Democratic Impatience's Potential

Feit, Mario, mfeit@gsu.edu, Georgia State University

Toward a Different We: Thinking Solidarity Beyond Sameness

Singh, Jakeet, jsingh3@yorku.ca, York University

Kauffman, Emma, ekauff@yorku.ca, York University

Countering Empathy: James Baldwin in Contrast to Kenneth Clark

Tatz, Erin, etatz@bu.edu, Boston University

An Equality of Oneness: King on Constitutive Equality

Rodman, Emma, emma_rodman@uml.edu, University of Massachusetts Lowell

Discussant(s):

Blajer de la Garza, Yuna - yblajer@luc.edu, Loyola University Chicago

Panel : 15.28 -Author Meets Critics, Inés Valdez's Democracy and Empire: Labor, Nature and the Reproduction of Capital

Date : Friday, March 29, 01:15PM - 03:00PM

Location : Regency C

Chair(s) :

Marwah, Inder, marwahi@mcmaster.ca, McMaster University

Commentator(s):

Kohn, Margaret - peggy.kohn@utoronto.ca, University of Toronto

Nichols, Robert - robert_nichols@ucsc.edu, University of Santa Cruz

Sultan, Nazmul - nazmul.sultan@ubc.ca, University of British Columbia

Valdez, Inés - valdez@jhu.edu, Johns Hopkins University

Vazquez-Arroyo, Antonio - a.vazquez@rutgers.edu, Rutgers University

Panel : 16.5 -Examining Modern Democracy

Date : Friday, March 29, 01:15PM - 03:00PM

Location : Constable

Chair(s) :

Schupmann, Benjamin, yncbas@nus.edu.sg, Yale-NUS College

Papers :

Radical Intellectuals and Representative Institutions: The Cases of Ernesto Laclau, Harold Wolpe and Stuart Hall

Karayiannide, Tim, tim.karayiannides316@gmail.com, University of Cambridge

Ignorant King Demos: American liberalism and the idea of expert agencies

Warren, Joseph, jbwarren@alaska.edu, University of Alaska, Anchorage

Discussant(s):

Schupmann, Benjamin - yncbas@nus.edu.sg, Yale-NUS College

Panel : 16.19 – No Panel – Canceled

Panel : 16.22 -Problems of Political Founding

Date : Friday, March 29, 01:15PM - 03:00PM

Location : Oxford

Chair(s) :

Muench, Nicholas, nmuench@ucla.edu, University of California, Los Angeles

Papers :

Lulling the Prince: Plebeian Founding and the Problem of the Lawgiver in Machiavelli's Discursis

Dean, Shawn, shawndean2023@u.northwestern.edu, Northwestern University

Rule by Not-Knowing: The Philosophical Sorcery of Plato's Noble Lie

Giamario, Patrick, ptgiamar@uncg.edu, University of North Carolina at Greensboro

Discussant(s):

McChesney, Sam - samuelmcchesney2023@u.northwestern.edu, Northwestern University

Panel : 17.1 -Historical and Contemporary Perspectives on Political Development in the Unites States

Date : Friday, March 29, 01:15PM - 03:00PM

Location : Cavendish

Chair(s) :

Amberg, Stephen, stephen.amberg@utsa.edu, University of Texas at San Antonio

Papers :

Policy Innovation and the Reconfiguration of State-Society Boundaries: The Case of the Biden Administration's Employment Policy

Amberg, Stephen, stephen.amberg@utsa.edu, University of Texas at San Antonio

No Tolerance for Neutralism: The U.S. Congress and the Non-Aligned Movement

Blain, Harry, harry.blain@csus.edu, California State University, Sacramento Making Sense of Paine

Sparrow, Bartholomew, bhs@austin.utexas.edu, The University of Texas at Austin

Rousseau, Lincoln, and the Politics of Commitment to a Greater Common Good

Upton, Geoffrey, geoffupton@gmail.com,

Discussant(s):

Grant, Judith - grantj1@ohio.edu, Ohio University

Sparrow, Bartholomew - bhs@austin.utexas.edu, The University of Texas at Austin

Panel : 18.2 -Poetry, Literature, and the Politics of Identity and Displacement

Date : Friday, March 29, 01:15PM - 03:00PM

Location : Windsor

Chair(s) :

Slupek, Agatha, agatha.slupek@wmich.edu, Western Michigan University

Papers :

A-verse to displacement: a poetic witness

Struble, Maria , mstruble@western.edu, Western Colorado University

Spectrality, Location, and Identity in Sahar Khalifeh's My First and Only Love

LeBlanc, John, jleblanc@uttyler.edu, University of Texas at Tyler

Fighting Side By Side: Poetry as a Site of Transnational Feminist Solidarity

Koker, Neveser, neveserkoker@gmail.com, Canada Council for the Arts

From Mary to Jane: Reading Wollstonecraft Through Austen

Schaff, Jon, jon.schaff@northern.edu, Northern State University

Injustice and the Intellectual in José Rizal’s Noli Me Tángere Leonardo, Kenneth, kaleonar@hamilton.edu, Hamilton College

Discussant(s):

Slupek, Agatha - agatha.slupek@wmich.edu, Western Michigan University

Panel : 20.2 -How Government Design Affects Public Administration

Date : Friday, March 29, 01:15PM - 03:00PM

Location : Cypress

Chair(s) :

Papers :

The Plural Executive Structure in State Government: Extent and Impact

Bowman, Ann, annbowman@tamu.edu, Texas A&M University

Effectiveness of Performance Evaluation in Nonprofits

Lee, Chongmyoung, clee140@calstatela.edu, California State University at LA

Corruption and Violence In Nigeria: A Critical Analysis

ENYINNAYA,

Discussant(s):

John,

vivendimediaconcepts@yahoo.com, Vivend15 Media

Panel : 21.7 -New Pathways to Contemporary Public Opinion

Date : Friday, March 29, 01:15PM - 03:00PM

Location : Dover

Chair(s) :

Saavedra Cisneros, Angel, a.saavedra@bowdoin.edu, Bowdoin College

Papers :

Generational Divide: Activating Generational Identities with a Survey Experimental Approach

Privett, Chase, chaseprivett4@gmail.com, University of California, Los Angeles

Exploring Social Media Dynamics in Forming Public Opinion during Disaster: A Case Study of the Oregon Wildfire

Setiono, Dede, setionod@oregonstate.edu, Oregon State University

The Politicization of Public Health: From COVID-19 to Influenza

Sandlin, Evan, esandlin@usc.edu, University of Southern California

Thomas, Kyla , kylathom@usc.edu, University of Southern California

Power, Perception, and Hierarchy: A Triadic Analysis of Putin's Decision to Invade Ukraine

Weiss, Connor, connor.weiss21@gmail.com, American Military University

Discussant(s):

Saavedra Cisneros, Angel - a.saavedra@bowdoin.edu, Bowdoin College

Panel : 24.7 -Budgeting in the Western States - Part 1

Date : Friday, March 29, 01:15PM - 03:00PM

Location : Regency E

Chair(s) :

Robinson, Jennifer, jennifer.robinson@utah.edu, University of Utah

Alaska

Wright, Glen, gdwright@alaska.edu, University of Alaska Southeast Arizona

Goshert, Max, Maxwell.goshert@asu.edu, Arizona State University California

DiSarro, Brian, disarrob@csus.edu, California State University - Sacramento

Hussey, Wesley, whussey@csus.edu, California State University - Sacramento

Colorado

Berry, Michael, Michael.Berry@UCDenver.edu, University of Colorado Denver

Hawaii

Moore, Colin, cdmoore@hawaii.edu, University of Hawaii

Idaho

Fry, Vanessa, vanessafry@boisestate.edu, Boise State University

Montana

Barsky, Christina, christina.barsky@mso.umt.edu, University of Montana

Nevada

Johnson, Brad, bradjohnson@unr.edu, University of Nevada Reno

Damore, Dave, david.damore@unlv.edu, University of Nevada Las Vegas

New Mexico

Seckler, Kim, kseckler@nmsu.edu, New Mexico State University

Oregon

Steel, Brent, , Oregon State University

Utah

Dean, Phil, phil.dean@utah.edu, University of Utah

Banta, Parker, parker.banta@utah.edu, University of Utah

Washington

Artime, Michael, artimemr@plu.edu, Pacific Lutheran University

Wyoming

Schumann, Robert, Robert.Schuhmann@uwyo.edu, University of Wyoming

McConnell, Jason, jasonmac@uwyo.edu, University of Wyoming

Discussant(s): Robinson, Jennifer - jennifer.robinson@utah.edu, University of Utah

Panel : 26.1 -UNDERGRADUATE POSTER

Date : Friday, March 29, 01:15PM - 03:00PM

Location : Regency Foyer

Posters :

The Influence of Transportation Policy in the Central Valley Through Administration

Zamora, Mia, miazamora04@gmail.com, Fresno State Institiute of Transportation

Bick, Naomi , naomibick@mail.fresnostate.edu, Fresno State Institiute of Transportation

Race and Political Theory's Lasting Influence on Higher Education

Harris, Madia, mrharris1@aggies.ncat.edu,

Simulating Proportional Representation in the 2022 Midterm Elections

Lieber, Evan, elieber@oxy.edu, Occidental College

Berger, Samuel, sberger2@oxy.edu, Occidental College

Authoritatianism in the Philippines under Martial Law

Lim, Jaztyne, limjaztyne@gmail.com, San Francisco State University

The Future of State and Society in Belarus

Peregud, Mira, mperegud@soka.edu, Soka University of America

Affective Polarization and Party Identity

Thorpe, Justin, jtthorp3@ncsu.edu, North Carolina State University

Spanish Language Press Releases and their Influence on the Latino Vote in Border States

Vidal, Eduardo, vidale@oregonstate.edu, Oregon State University

Lewandowski, Christina, Lewandch@oregonstate.edu, Oregon State University

Warner, Blake, warnerbl@oregonstate.edu, Oregon State University

Analyzing the Myth of the Court: The effects of judge’s individual political preferences on certain landmark decisions

Walter, DePuy, depuyw@oregonstate.edu, Oregon State University

Maxwell, Tobiassen, tobiassm@oregonstate.edu, Oregon State University

Affirmative Action: Coding Language After SFFA v. Harvard Decision

Young, Taylor, youngt2@oregonstate.edu, Oregon State University

Spalinger, Kendra, spalingk@oregonstate.edu, Oregon State University

Love, Etta, rutaremg@oregonstate.edu, Oregon State University

The Impact of Polarized Language by Members of Congress: An Empirical Analysis of Public Engagement in Response to Polarized Statements in Tweets and Press Releases

Evans, Garrett, garrett.evans.c@gmail.com, Oregon State University

Lance, Parrish, parrishl@oregonstate.edu, Oregon State University

Luis, Ochoa, ochoalu@oregonstate.edu, Oregon State University

Latino Voter Turnout that Made Latinos likely to turnout to vote during the Presidential Election of 2020 While Comparing 2016 and Forecasting the 2024 Presidential Elections

Romero, Brenda, jenny.brenda14@gmail.com, California State Polytechnic University- Pomona

Cuellar, Jarred, jrcuellar@cpp.edu, California Polytechnic University, Pomona

Assessing Equity in Sustainability and Environmental Politics Among University Students

Thomas-Sargent, Aura, thomaaur@oregonstate.edu, Oregon State University

The Rise of Polarizing Language and Its Effect on Environmental Policy Issues

Wong, Summer, wongsu@oregonstate.edu, Oregon State University

Revisiting the Predictors of Political Violence among Individuals: An Empirical Evaluation

Schultz, Nicholas, ncschult@ncsu.edu, North Carolina State University

Mitkov, Zlatin, zmitkov@ncsu.edu, North Carolina State University

Grassroots Organizations and the Representation of Children in Urban Politics

Yamamoto, Linnea, linneayamamoto@gmail.com, Soka University of America

Britain's First Zero Emissions Zone: How Environmental Public Policy Affects Political Perceptions

Bolton, Kaden, boltonkj@plu.edu, Pacific Lutheran University

Examining Linkages between Regional Governance and Transportation Equity

Gebauer, Seth, seth.gebauer@plu.edu, Pacific Lutheran University

Assessing the Impact of County Transportation Measures: A Comparative Study of Policy Implementation and Community Effects

Chalotra, Amneek, amneek@mail.fresnostate.edu, California State University Fresno State

Bick, Naomi, naomibick@mail.fresnostate.edu, California State University, Fresno

The Impacts of Intersectionality on Supreme Court Nominees: An Analysis of Questioning Patterns in Senatorial Confirmation Hearings

Harmel, Sloan, harmels@oregonstate.edu, Oregon State University

Morales, Donovan, moraledo@oregonstate.edu, Oregon State University

Panel : 29.1 -Confronting challenges and the need for political action and solidarity

Date : Friday, March 29, 01:15PM - 03:00PM

Location : Plaza C

Chair(s) :

Chen, Sonya, sgchen@princeton.edu, Princeton University

Papers :

The role of stereotypes and emotions on Asian American political (in)activism

Chong, Chinbo, ch.chong@northeastern.edu, Northeastern University

Green, Dorainne, dojlevy@indiana.edu, Indiana University

Understanding and Navigating Asian American Mental Health Challenges Before and During the COVID-19 Pandemic: Discrimination, Political Participation, and Group-Based Resources

Filler, Nicole, nicole.filler@umb.edu, University of Massachusetts Boston

Kan, Tara, tara.nguyen002@umb.edu, University of Massachusetts Boston

Hagey, Ethan, ethan.hagey@gmail.com, University of Washington

Wirein, Grace, grace.wirein@umb.edu, University of Massachusetts Boston

Lien, Pei-te, plien@polsci.ucsb.edu, University of California Santa Barbara

The Politics of Chinatown Development in Urban America

Li, Kaiyu, kli20@uic.edu, University of Illinois at Chicago

Identity as Solidarity Building? A Quantitative Examination of Asian American Identity and the Effects on Minority Linked Fate

Thoman, Emily, ethoman@brandeis.edu, Brandeis University

Discussant(s):

Chan, Stephanie - chans@lafayette.edu, Lafayette College

Panel : 30.3 -Public Opinion and Political Behavior in REP Research

Date : Friday, March 29, 01:15PM - 03:00PM

Location : Regency F

Chair(s) :

Herndon, Michael, maherndon@g.ucla.edu, UCLA

Papers :

A holistic framework for the study of electoral and non-electoral mobilization

Castro, Giovanni, gxc408@psu.edu, Tormos-Aponte, Fernando, fernandotormos@pitt.edu, Social Sources of Action: Relational Goods and Political Participation in 2020

Le, Danvy , danvy.le@csueastbay.edu, Schugurensky, Ana, aschugur@uci.edu, Uhlaner, Carole , cuhlaner@uci.edu, Trust in Government and its Implications for Women’s Attitudes

Bornstein, Quinn, qmb3@georgetown.edu, Brown, Nadia, nb865@georgetown.edu, Hayes, Sarah, sh1720@georgetown.edu, Lenear, India , india.s.lenear@rutgers.edu, Ritacco, Cecilia, car356@georgetown.edu,

Scott, Jamil, jamil.scott@georgetown.edu, The Politics of Race Among Afro-Latinos

Clealand, Danielle, danielle.clealand@austin.utexas.edu, Gutierrez, Angie, angela.gutierrez@austin.utexas.edu, Asian American resentment against Black people cannot merely be attributed to social conservatism

Lu, Fan , fl34@queensu.ca, Discussant(s):

Hanson, Erik - erikhans@usc.edu, Ramirez, Ricardo - rramire5@nd.edu, Notre Dame

Panel : 01.8 -Identity Politics

Panels Friday 3:15pm

Date : Friday, March 29, 03:15PM - 05:00PM

Location : Plaza A

Chair(s) :

Alamillo, Rudy, alamilr@wwu.edu, Western Washington University

Papers :

Partisan Competition and Populism in East Asia: Cohort Effects in Taiwan and South Korea

Lewis, Luartz, Luartz@chapman.edu, Chapman University

Lin, Yi-Ping, Brian930006@gmail.com, Free University Berlin

Lee, Matthew, d11322001@ntu.edu.tw, National Taiwan University

Do conceptions of nationhood affect a state’s human rights performance?

McCullough, Herbert, herbertmccullough@my.unt.edu, University of North Texas

Class is in Session: Explaining Protest Participation in Chile through Class Ascription

Alvarez, Amanda Milena, amalvarez0313@gmail.com, Unaffiliated Scholar

Vieira III, Everett, evieira@csufresno.edu, California State University, Fresno

Gender Bias in Disaster Aid and Management: An Analysis of Six Cases of Natural Disasters and their Gendered Consequences

Wild, Lena, lenawild7@gmail.com, California State University Long Beach

The Additive Effect of Female Elected Officials on Sexism in Mexico

Alamillo, Rudy, alamilr@wwu.edu, Western Washington University

Populist Discourse in Flux: A Study of Hugo Chávez's Anti-Elitism Evolution

Simoni, Evelyn, evesimoni@ucla.edu, UCLA

Discussant(s):

Alamillo, Rudy - alamilr@wwu.edu, Western Washington University

Alvarez, Amanda Milena - amalvarez0313@gmail.com, Unaffiliated Scholar

Lewis, Luartz - Luartz@chapman.edu, Chapman University

McCullough, Herbert - herbertmccullough@my.unt.edu, University of North Texas

Simoni, Evelyn - evesimoni@ucla.edu, UCLA

Wild, Lena - lenawild7@gmail.com, California State University Long Beach

Panel : 02.1 -Crisis! What Crisis: Stasis and Transformation in Higher Ed.

Date : Friday, March 29, 03:15PM - 05:00PM

Location : Lord Byron

Chair(s) :

Benjamin-Alvarado, Jonathan, j.ba@tcu.edu, Texas Christian University

Papers

Mind the Gap: Self-Other Agreement Between Leaders and Employees on Leadership Style

Perception in the California State University Libraries

Harris, Colleen, colleen.harris@csuci.edu, California State University Channel Islands

Major Questions Regarding Sexual Assualt: A Case Study Regarding Title IX Federal Rule Making and the Major Questions Doctrine

Riley, Chris, chris.riley@acu.edu, Abilene Christian University

Discussant(s):

Benjamin-Alvarado, Jonathan - j.ba@tcu.edu, Texas Christian University

Panel : 03.8 -Misinformation and the Politics of Climate Denial

Date : Friday, March 29, 03:15PM - 05:00PM

Location : Georgia A

Chair(s) :

Welker, Cedar, chelsea.welker@unco.edu, University of Northern Colorado

Papers :

Tech-Optimism is Climate Denial

Witlacil, Mary, mary.witlacil@sdsmt.edu, South Dakota School of Mines and Technology

The climate isn’t real: climate modeling and the politics of scientific simulacra

Parson, Sean, sean.parson@nau.edu , Northern Arizona University

The Ultimate Climate Control: Bunkerization and Climate Denial in the US

Ray, Emily, emily.ray@sonoma.edu, Sonoma State University

Kirsch, Robert, rekirsch@asu.edu, Arizona State University

Politics of Climate Denial and the Pragmatics of Climate Defense in the Age of Mis- and Disinformation

Luke, Timothy, twluke@vt.edu , Virginia Tech

Discussant(s):

Allen, Ira - Ira.Allen@nau.edu, Northern Arizona University

Panel : 04.8 -Public Opinion and the Environment

Date : Friday, March 29, 03:15PM - 05:00PM

Location : Kensington

Chair(s) :

Gill, Rebecca, rebecca.gill@unlv.edu, University of Nevada, Las Vegas

Papers :

The Effects of Childhood Access to Nature and the Outdoors on Adult PEBs: Survey Results

Parafiniuk, Adrah, adrah.parafiniuk@nau.edu, Northern Arizona University

Examining Factors associated with Climate Policy Support and Individual Actions in the wake of

Extreme Weather Events in Oregon and Alabama

Siddiqi, Muhammad Usman Amin, siddiqim@oregonstate.edu, Oregon State University

Giordono, Leanne , , Oregon State University

Zanocco, Chad , , Stanford University

Flora, June , , Stanford University

Boudet, Hilary , , Oregon State University

West Coast perceptions of ocean renewable energy development and community benefits

Stelmach, Gregory, stelmacg@oregonstate.edu, Oregon State University

Taufiq, Hossain, , Oregon State University

Social Dominance Orientation and Environmental Concern in the American West

Carlisle, Juliet, juliet.carlisle@utah.edu, University of Utah

Gill, Rebecca, rebecca.gill@unlv.edu, University of Nevada, Las Vegas

Stecula, Dominik, Dominik.Stecula@colostate.edu, Colorado State University, Fort Collins

The Effects of Climate Change Belief and Denial on Dating Preferences: A U.S. Survey

DePalma, Victoria , vdepalma@willamette.edu, Willamette University

Discussant(s):

Bick, Naomi - naomibick@mail.fresnostate.edu, California State University, Fresno

Panel : 08.7 -Norms

Date : Friday, March 29, 03:15PM - 05:00PM

Location : Oxford

Chair(s) :

Ring, Jonathan, jring7@utk.edu, University of Tennessee-Knoxville

Papers :

Tracing International Norm Proliferation: Diffusion Identification With Computational Methods

Breen, Laura, lcbreen@usc.edu, University of Southern California

Ideological vs. instrumental restraints on civilian victimization: An examination of rebel group governance and responses to exogenous shocks

Eldemerdash, Nadia, nadia.eldemerdash@gmail.com, University of Nevada Las Vegas

Landis, Steven, slandis@nd.edu, University of Notre Dame

MIGRATION AND MARGINALIZATION PRIOR TO AND DURING THE PANDEMIC: MAKING THE CASE FOR INTERDICTION TRAUMA AND THE LEGAL DUTY TO ADMIT REFUGEES

Franklin, Therese, tnfrankl@usc.edu, University of Southern California

Civilian attitudes toward peace in wartime: evidence from Ukraine

Pechenkina, Anna, Anna.pechenkina@usu.edu, Utah State University

Silverman, Daniel , , Carnegie Mellon University

Knuppe, Austin, , Utah state university

Resistance and Resilience of Enforced Disappearance: The Case of a Civil Society Initiative by a Left-Behind Family in the Philippines

Yang, changwon, changwon@hawaii.edu, University of Hawaii at Manoa

Discussant(s):

Ring, Jonathan - jring7@utk.edu, University of Tennessee-Knoxville

Panel : 12.1 -Weaponized Rhetoric

Date : Friday, March 29, 03:15PM - 05:00PM

Location : Regency D

Chair(s) :

Nones, Nicola, nn6nc@virginia.edu, University of Toronto

Papers :

Moralizing Rhetoric and European Integration

Nones, Nicola, nn6nc@virginia.edu, University of Toronto

Cultivating Cynicism as Political Strategy: The Right’s Rhetorical Work to Disorient Voters and Legitimize the Repression of Opponents

Pahnke, Anthony, anthonypahnke@sfsu.edu,

Comparative Analysis of the Use of Foul Language by Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto and Imran Khan and its Impact on Pakistan’s Political Landscape

Abbasi, Ommar, oabbasi@uwindsor.ca, University of Windsor Ontario Canada

Akhtar, Shahzad, shahzad.akhtar@siss.uol.edu.pk, University of Lahore

Discussant(s):

Gonzalez O'Brien, Benjamin - bgonzalezobrien@sdsu.edu, San Diego State University

Panel : 14.8 -Politics of Visuality: Mediated Violence and Counter-Narratives

Date : Friday, March 29, 03:15PM - 05:00PM

Location : Brighton

Chair(s) :

Rose, Michelle, mrose2@csuchico.edu, California State University, Chico

Papers :

“So That He Who Runs May Read”: Ida B. Wells-Barnett Bearing Witness to Racial Injustice

Britton, Damali, damali_britton@brown.edu, Brown University

Palestinian Future Visions amidst Violence, Constraint and Backlash

Browers, Michaelle, browerm@wfu.edu, Wake Forest University

Discussant(s):

Miller, Char - cmillerd@gmu.edu, George Mason University

Rose, Michelle - mrose2@csuchico.edu, California State University, Chico

Panel : 14.20 -Democratic Crisis: Insurrection, Fatigue, Resilience, and Empathy

Date : Friday, March 29, 03:15PM - 05:00PM

Location : Tennyson

Chair(s) :

Kaswan, Mark, mark.kaswan@utrgv.edu, University of Texas Rio Grande Valley

Papers :

Towards an “Empathocracy”: On Excluding Bad Faith Partisans

Bruzzone, Victor, v.bruzzone@mail.utoronto.ca, University of Toronto

Fatigue as a Symptom of Oligarchic Domination

Trommelen, Pim, trommelen.1@buckeyemail.osu.edu, Ohio State University

Who Counts? Enumeration as Representation

Neame, Alexandra, lexineame@reed.edu, Reed College

Conciliation and tumult, amnesty and insurrection, Machiavelli's thought and MAGA politics

Londrigan, Paul, plondrigan@pace.edu, Pace University

Discussant(s):

Kaswan, Mark - mark.kaswan@utrgv.edu, University of Texas Rio Grande Valley

Pippenger, Nathan - pippenge@usna.edu,

Panel : 15.8 -Theorizing Structure

Date : Friday, March 29, 03:15PM - 05:00PM

Location : Regency A

Chair(s) :

Kehlenbach, Stefan, skehlenbach@albany.edu, University at Albany

Papers :

“Monster of unifying madness”- Magma and Lifeworld: Preliminary reflections on the Unconscious Social

Bhattacharjee, Ritwik, ritwik.bhattacharjee@ubc.ca, University of British Columbia, Vancouver

On Theory and Haptics: For a Feminist Materialism of the Art Object

Chari, Anita, anitac@uoregon.edu, University of Oregon

The Politics of Writing: The Occlusion of Feminism in Iris Young’s Theory of Structure

Ferguson, Michaele, michaele.ferguson@colorado.edu, University of Colorado Boulder

Capitalism's "Hidden Abodes": Spatializing Social Reproduction Theory

Kramer, Sina, sina.kramer@lmu.edu, Loyola Marymount University

Structural Obligations

Marin, Mara, maramarin@uvic.ca, University of Victoria

Discussant(s):

Ingram, Callum - callumi@unr.edu, University of Nevada, Reno

Panel : 15.20 -Methodology: Histories, Stakes, Approaches

Date : Friday, March 29, 03:15PM - 05:00PM

Location : Regency B

Chair(s) :

Chan, Kai Yui Samuel, samuel_chan@berkeley.edu, University of California, Berkeley

Papers :

Power/Knowledge and Gender: The Present State of the Science of Politics

Martinez-Amores, Vladimir, vmart185@fiu.edu, Florida International University

The National Science Foundation and the Shaping of American Political Science

Moustafa, Tamir, tmoustafa@sfu.ca, Simon Fraser University

Discussant(s):

Afsahi, Afsoun - afsoun.afsahi@ubc.ca, University of British Columbia

Panel : 15.22 -Reimagining the Competence of Ordinary Citizens

Date : Friday, March 29, 03:15PM - 05:00PM

Location : Dover

Chair(s) :

Garrett, Jacob, jacob.garrett@unive.it, Ca Foscari University

Papers :

Repertoires of Detached Citizenship: Good Citizenship in Polarized Times

Pincock, Heather, hpincock@kennesaw.edu, Kennesaw State University

The Ideal of Listening in a Non-Ideal World

Scudder, Mary, scudder@purdue.edu, Purdue University

Participatory Democracy: Sixty Years Later

Peisajovich, Nicole, n.peisajovich@columbia.edu, Columbia University

Democratic Prudence: The Philosophical and Empirical Grounding of Citizen Competence

Garrett, Jacob , jacob.garrett@unive.it, Ca Foscari University

Ottonelli, Valeria, vottonel@nous.unige.it, University of Genoa

Discussant(s):

Chick, Matthew - chickm@hartwick.edu, Hartwick College

Timperley, Claire - claire.timperley@vuw.ac.nz, Victoria University of Wellington

Panel : 15.39 -Backlash, Ethics, and Power

Date : Friday, March 29, 03:15PM - 05:00PM

Location : Regency C

Chair(s) :

Koker, Neveser, neveserkoker@gmail.com, Canada Council for the Arts

Papers :

Backlash: Against Neoliberal Cosmopolitanism

Goodhart, Michael, goodhart@pitt.edu, University of Pittsburgh

Against Constitutional Nostalgia

Jackson, Jack , jacksoje@whitman.edu, Whitman College

Emotional Protester Perspective: Protest out of Anger or Stay Home in Fear?

Onursal, Deren, donur001@ucr.edu, University of California, Riverside

I Am Become Misinformation, Destroyer of Democracy: Falsehoods as Statecraft in the Digital Age

Pierman, Garrett, gpierman@fiu.edu, Florida International University

Discussant(s):

Koker, Neveser - neveserkoker@gmail.com, Canada Council for the Arts

Panel : 16.8 -The Economy in Political Thought

Date : Friday, March 29, 03:15PM - 05:00PM

Location : Constable

Chair(s) :

Gray, Paul, pgray2@brocku.ca, Brock University, Department of Labour Studies

Papers :

How to Get Rich: Pathological Accumulation in Rousseau’s Second Discourse

Alksnis, Antonia, a.alksnis@berkeley.edu, UC Berkeley

The Madness of 'Work-Family Balance': Hegel, Kant, and New Natural Law Theory on Managing an Experience of Double-Consciousness

Goldstein, Joshua, joshua.goldstein@ucalgary.ca, University of Calgary

Gregson, William, william.gregson@mail.utoronto.ca, University of Toronto

Karl Marx: A Socialist Philosopher of Kalk, Anastasia, akalk@newschool.edu, New School for Social Research

Discussant(s):

Barker, Kye - kbarker@smith.edu, Department of Government, Smith College

Panel : 16.20 -Insurgency, Solidarity, and Left Internationalism: 1950-1975

Date : Friday, March 29, 03:15PM - 05:00PM

Location : Georgia B

Chair(s) :

Nichols, Robert, ronichol@ucsc.edu, University of California, Santa Cruz

Papers :

The Tricontinental Populism of Frantz Fanon

Bose, Anuja, a-bose@umn.edu, University of Minnesota (Twin Cities)

Self-Reliance and/as Self-Determination: Third World Influences on Fourth World AntiColonialism

Coulthard, Glen, glen.coulthard@ubc.ca, University of British Columbia

Wounded Knee to Khe Sanh: Red Power Historiography and Anti-War Politics, 1963-1973

Nichols, Robert, ronichol@ucsc.edu, University of California, Santa Cruz

Insurgent Mood

Adalet, Begüm, ba375@cornell.edu, Cornell University

Discussant(s):

Toscano, Alberto - alberto_toscano@sfu.ca, Simon Fraser University

Panel : 17.2 -Race, Ethnicity, and Resistance in American Political Development

Date : Friday, March 29, 03:15PM - 05:00PM

Location : Cavendish

Chair(s) :

Butorac, Sean Kim, skbutorac@noctrl.edu, North Central College

Papers :

Race and Pardons in an Authoritarian Legal Order: The Case of Post-Reconstruction South Carolina

Butorac, Sean Kim, skbutorac@noctrl.edu, North Central College

Anderson, JP , jhanderson@sdsu.edu, San Diego State University

Armed Resistance & Multi-Racial Organizing

Thorpe, Rebecca, bthorpe@uw.edu, University of Washington

How Colonial Service Produced Political Scientists: Three Paths to New Professional Identities in the Early Twentieth Century

Hauptmann, Emily, emily.hauptmann@wmich.edu, Western Michigan University

Creating

Godines Camarillo, Christopher, camarilc@gvsu.edu, Grand Valley State University

Discussant(s):

Szymanski, Ann Marie - ams@ou.edu, University of Oklahoma Norman

Thorpe, Rebecca - bthorpe@uw.edu, University of Washington

Panel : 18.3 -Politics, Aesthetics, and Difference

Date : Friday, March 29, 03:15PM - 05:00PM

Location : Windsor

Chair(s) :

Dow, Douglas, dougdow@utdallas.edu, University of Texas at Dallas

Papers :

Fantasy and Reality in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction: The Aesthetics of Militarism and Violence

Mahoney, Patrick , patrick.m.mahoney@wsu.edu, Washington State University

Wrestling with Woke: Backlash to Minority and LGBT Wrestlers as Political Discourse

Vitela, Gabriela, gabi.vitela@gmail.com, New Mexico State University

The Power of the Powerless and the Disinherited: The Public in Sophocles's Antigone

LeBlanc, John, jleblanc@uttyler.edu, University of Texas at Tyler

Medine, Carolyn, medine@uga.edu, University of Georgia

Claiming Betrayal: Political Trust and Affective Rupture

Slupek, Agatha, agatha.slupek@wmich.edu, Western Michigan University

Discussant(s):

Leonardo, Kenneth - kaleonar@hamilton.edu, Hamilton College

Panel : 24.8 -Budgeting in the Western States - Part 2

Date : Friday, March 29, 03:15PM - 05:00PM

Location : Regency E

Chair(s) :

Robinson, Jennifer, jennifer.robinson@utah.edu, University of Utah

Alaska

Wright, Glen, gdwright@alaska.edu, University of Alaska Southeast

Arizona

Goshert, Max, Maxwell.goshert@asu.edu, Arizona State University

California

DiSarro, Brian, disarrob@csus.edu, California State University - Sacramento

Hussey, Wesley, whussey@csus.edu, California State University - Sacramento

Colorado

Berry, Michael, Michael.Berry@UCDenver.edu, University of Colorado Denver

Hawaii

Moore, Colin, cdmoore@hawaii.edu, University of Hawaii

Idaho

Fry, Vanessa, vanessafry@boisestate.edu, Boise State University

Montana

Barsky, Christina, christina.barsky@mso.umt.edu, University of Montana

Nevada

Johnson, Brad, bradjohnson@unr.edu, University of Nevada Reno

Damore, Dave, david.damore@unlv.edu, University of Nevada Las Vegas

New Mexico

Seckler, Kim, kseckler@nmsu.edu, New Mexico State University

Oregon

Steel, Brent, , Oregon State University

Utah

Dean, Phil, phil.dean@utah.edu, University of Utah

Banta, Parker, parker.banta@utah.edu, University of Utah

Washington

Artime, Michael, artimemr@plu.edu, Pacific Lutheran University

Wyoming

Schumann, Robert, Robert.Schuhmann@uwyo.edu, University of Wyoming

McConnell, Jason, jasonmac@uwyo.edu, University of Wyoming

Discussant(s):

Robinson, Jennifer - jennifer.robinson@utah.edu, University of Utah

Panel : 29.4 -Bridging local community activism and APA politics scholarship

Date : Friday, March 29, 03:15PM - 05:00PM

Location : Plaza C

Chair(s) :

Lu, Fan , fl34@queensu.ca, Queen's University

Discussant(s):

Kaur Bains, Satwinder - satwinder.bains@ufv.ca, University of the Fraser Valley

Lim, Imogene - Imogene.Lim@viu.ca, Vancouver Island University

Sandhra, Sharanjit Kaur - Sharanjit.Sandhra@ufv.ca, University of the Fraser Valley

Tran, Benjamin - btran@ajsocal.org, Asian Americans Advancing Justice S. California

Yan, Andy - ayan@sfu.ca, Simon Fraser University

Panel : 30.4 -The Role of Group Identity in Shaping Political Behavior and Attitudes

Date : Friday, March 29, 03:15PM - 05:00PM

Location : Regency F

Chair(s) : Ocampo, Angela, axocampo@utexas.edu,

Papers :

Promises and Identity: How votes interpret the relationship between descriptive and substantive representation

Bonilla, Tabitha, tabitha.bonilla@northwestern.edu, Spry, Amber, amberspry@brandeis.edu, LGBTQ+ Linked Fate and the Political Behavior of Sexual and Gender Minorities

Chan, Nathan, Nathan.Chan@lmu.edu, Magni, Gabriele, Gabriele.Magni@LMU.edu, Shifting Paradigms and Building Coalitions: Asian American Women and Women of Color Politics

Junn, Jane, junn@usc.edu, Watanabe, Melissa , mmwatana@usc.edu, Race, Protest, and Political Ambition

Lajevardi, Nazita, nazita@msu.edu, Mårtensson, Moa , Moa.Martensson@statsvet.uu.se, Vernby, Kåre, kare.vernby@statsvet.su.se,

All Emotions Aren’t the Same: Intersectional Analysis of Women's Political Action Based on Emotive Responses

Brown, Nadia, nb865@georgetown.edu, Slaughter, Christine, csla@bu.edu,

Discussant(s):

Reny, Tyler - tyler.reny@cgu.edu, Walker, Hannah - hlwalker@utexas.edu,

Panel : 01.9 -Media and Politics

Panels Saturday 8:00am

Date : Saturday, March 30, 08:00AM - 09:45AM

Location : Plaza A

Chair(s) :

Zang, Leizhen, zangleizhen@cau.edu.cn, China Agriculture University

Papers :

Strategic Disruptions: The Subnational Targeting of Internet Shutdowns in India

Miner, Marika, mgminer@ucdavis.edu, University of California, Davis

The performance of imputation methods in empirical analysis: Evidence of the mechanism between Internet penetration and public services

Zang, Leizhen, zangleizhen@cau.edu.cn, China Agriculture University

Xiong, Dr Feng , colinxf@stu.xjtu.edu.cn, Chongqing University

Shifting Sentiments: Labor Market Policies and Online Views in Singapore’s Evolving Workforce

Alkhowaiter, Meshal, m.alkhowaiter@lse.ac.uk, London School of Economics and Political Science

Social Media as a Catalyst, State Media as a Compass: How State Media Trust Shapes Political Participation Amid Dissident Digital Exposure in Kazakhstan

Bekmagambetov, Amanzhol, aman@uga.edu, University of Georgia

Say What? Elite Justifications for Secession in Comparative Perspective

Gatter, Kevin, kgatter@ucla.edu, University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA)

Robots Replacing Trade Unions: Novel Data and Evidence from Western Europe

Agnolin, Paolo, paolo.agnolin@unibocconi.it, Bocconi University

Anelli, Massimo, , Bocconi University

Colantone, Italo, , Bocconi University

Stanig, Piero, , Bocconi University; Yale-NUS; NUS

Discussant(s):

Agnolin, Paolo - paolo.agnolin@unibocconi.it, Bocconi University

Alkhowaiter, Meshal - m.alkhowaiter@lse.ac.uk, London School of Economics and Political Science

Bekmagambetov, Amanzhol - aman@uga.edu, University of Georgia

Gatter, Kevin - kgatter@ucla.edu, University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA)

Miner, Marika - mgminer@ucdavis.edu, University of California, Davis

Zang, Leizhen - zangleizhen@cau.edu.cn, China Agriculture University

Panel : 02.2 -Re-valuing the Role of the Academy

Date : Saturday, March 30, 08:00AM - 09:45AM

Location : Oxford

Chair(s) :

Benjamin-Alvarado, Jonathan, j.ba@tcu.edu, Texas Christian University

Papers :

Applying Philosophy Towards an Ethical Case for a Student-Faculty-Administrator Social Contract (SFAC)

Liceralde, Bryan, bryanliceralde360@yahoo.com, University of Toronto

Teaching to Transform: Pedagogical Practices Inspired by James and Grace Lee Boggs Luo, Lily, lily.luo@uconn.edu,

The Tired Teacher and Stressed Student: A Holistic Approach to Serving Both

Danner, Lukas Karl, LDanner@fiu.edu, Florida International University

Gabryszewska, Maria, maria.gabryszewska@lonestar.edu, Lone Star College - Online

Discussant(s):

Benjamin-Alvarado, Jonathan - j.ba@tcu.edu, Texas Christian University

Panel : 03.10 -Bicycles, gentrification, environmental activism

Date : Saturday, March 30, 08:00AM - 09:45AM

Location : Georgia A

Chair(s) :

Anfinson, Kellan, kanfi2040@gmail.com, University of South Florida

Papers :

Capitalist Biking: From Necessity to Leisure and Social Consciousness

da Silva, Arjuna, startohello@yahoo.com, Northern Arizona University

The Granola Mafia and Western Gunslingers: Disparate Government Responses to Environmental Activism

Forbis Jr., Robert, forbisr@wou.edu, Western Oregon University

Kear, Andrew, akear@bgsu.edu, Bowling Green State University

The Re–Modernist Political Geography of Bicycling

Franke, Mark, mfranke@huron.uwo.ca, Huron University College

Fun on the Farm! Unpacking the Pastoral Ideal in Agricultural Tourism and Gentrification in the Hudson Valley, New York

Chandler, Olivia, ochand18@gmail.com, University of Utah

Discussant(s):

Scerri, Andrew-Joseph - ajscerri@vt.edu, Virginia Tech

Panel : 08.8 -Conflict

Date : Saturday, March 30, 08:00AM - 09:45AM

Location : Prince of Wales

Chair(s) :

Pechenkina, Anna, Anna.pechenkina@usu.edu, Utah State University

Papers :

Cycles of Violence and Security Dilemmas in ethnic conflicts

Melendres, Miles, mmelendres@sdsu.edu, San Diego State University

Inflating the Cost of War: Domestic Price Changes and Conflict Termination

Nurullayev, Dmitriy, nurullayev@arizona.edu, University of Arizona

Tirone, Daniel, dtiron1@lsu.edu, Louisiana State University

Indus Water Treaty: Construction of multiple dams on Chenab River and emerging nontraditional security conflicts

Hameed, Mehwish, mmh632@nau.edu, Northern Arizona University

Rebel Regovernance

Sharif, Sally, sshari06@mail.ubc.ca, University of British Columbia

Ungar, Mark, mungar@brooklyn.cuny.edu, Brooklyn College

Discussant(s):

Pechenkina, Anna - Anna.pechenkina@usu.edu, Utah State University

Panel : 14.9 -Theories of Perspectivism and Their Uses in Political Theory

Date : Saturday, March 30, 08:00AM - 09:45AM

Location : Regency E

Chair(s) :

Lambek, Simon, simon.lambek@ufv.ca, University of the Fraser Vallery

Papers :

A Whiteheadian rereading of Viveiros de Castro’s perspectivism: Towards perspectivismpartialism

Cadet, Cécile, ccadet1@jhu.edu, Johns Hopkins University

Building Bridges Across the Divides that Define Political Economy: A Perspectival Realist Approach

Dobuzinskis, Laurent, dobuzins@sfu.ca, Simon Fraser University

Theories of Belief and Intuition Use in Analytic Political Theory

Edmund, Handby, edmund.handby@duke.edu, Duke University

Political Implications of Epideictic Rhetoric: Aristotle's Rhetoric

Castaneda, Rebeca, rcastane@hamilton.edu, Hamilton College

Testimony and Narrative: Stories in Democratic Systems

Chick, Matthew, chickm@hartwick.edu, Hartwick College

Discussant(s):

Lambek, Simon - simon.lambek@ufv.ca, University of the Fraser Vallery

Yim, Elaine - lyim@princeton.edu, Princeton University

Panel : 14.29 -Is there a Critical Tradition of Latinx Political Theory?

Date : Saturday, March 30, 08:00AM - 09:45AM

Location : Regency D

Chair(s) :

Valdez, Inés, inesvaldez@protonmail.com, Johns Hopkins University

Discussant(s):

Beltran, Cristina - cbeltran@nyu.edu, New York University

Hooker, Juliet - juliet_hooker@brown.edu, Brown University

Ray, Rocco - rocco@polisci.ucla.edu, UCLA

Vázquez-Arroyo, Antonio - a.vazquez@rutgers.edu, Rutgers University

Panel : 14.31 -Resistance Practices in Political, Religious, and Cultural Frames

Date : Saturday, March 30, 08:00AM - 09:45AM

Location : Regency F

Chair(s) :

Ferguson, Kathy, kferguso@hawaii.edu, University of Hawaii

Papers :

Confucian Cardinal Relationships and Neoliberal Filial Piety: Virtue-zation of Familial SelfSacrifice and Responsibilization for Companies and States

Shirakawa, Takeshi, takeshi8@hawaii.edu, University of Hawaii

How to be in continuous anarchist assembly: What the west can learn from the ayllu Martel, James, jmartel@sfsu.edu, San Francisco State University

Rubrical Riches: Blood, Missiles, and Moral Citizenship in the AIDS Crisis

Hyman, Hannah, hhyman@hawaii.edu, University of Hawaii

Sovereignty and Rebellion, Prerogative Power and Federative Power in John Locke

Arnold, Kathleen, karnol14@depaul.edu, DePaul University

Anarchy and Art: Wood Engravers and Thing Power

Ferguson, Kathy, kferguso@hawaii.edu, University of Hawaii

Discussant(s):

Ritner, Scott - Scott.Ritner@colorado.edu, University of Colorado Boulder

Ron , Amit - amit.ron@asu.edu, Wingrove, Elizabeth - ewingrov@umich.edu, University of Michigan

Panel : 15.9 -The Victim, the Subject, the Power of the State

Date : Saturday, March 30, 08:00AM - 09:45AM

Location : Regency A

Chair(s) :

Diones, Alexander, alexander.diones@lmu.edu, Loyola Marymount University

Papers :

Control Through Cure: Western Medicine as Complement to State Power

Daily, Anna, anna.daily@csus.edu, California State University, Sacramento

Sovereignty and the Private-Public Distinction: A Critical Genealogy

Galvin Ross, Helen, hgalvinross@uchicago.edu, University of Chicago

Can the Politics of Victimhood Be Constructive?

Jeong, Jihyun, jihyun.jeong@duke.edu, Duke University

Discussant(s):

Sircar, Althea - althea_sircar@redlands.edu, University of Redlands

Panel : 15.29 -The Democratic Urgencies of Black/queer/feminist life

Date : Saturday, March 30, 08:00AM - 09:45AM

Location : Regency C

Chair(s) :

Mathiowetz, Dean, dpmath@ucsc.edu, University of California at Santa Cruz

Papers :

The Grieveable Ones: Decolonizing Intersectionality

Uhuru, Anwar, a.uhuru@wayne.edu, Wayne State University

Reckoning Work Without Rights, Or, Uprising against the Spectacle of Respectability

Syedullah, Jasmine, jsyedullah@vassar.edu, Vassar College

Political Spellwork: The Witch as Insurgent Figure and Praxis

Menzel, Annie, acmenzel@wisc.edu, University of Wisconsin, Madison

Luxuriating in Stolen Life: Moten, Ranciere, and the Aesthetic Democracy of Excess

Mathiowetz, Dean, dpmath@ucsc.edu, University of California, Santa Cruz

The Place of Space in Theorizing Liberation and Racial Justice

Traut, Katerina , katraut95@gmail.com, University of Pennsylvania

Discussant(s):

Balfour, Lawrie - klb3q@virginia.edu, University of Virginia

Panel : 16.9 -Understanding Political Backlash

Date : Saturday, March 30, 08:00AM - 09:45AM

Location : Plaza B

Chair(s) :

Hobert, Anthony, hoberta@winthrop.edu, Winthrop University

Papers :

The Pharmacotic Backlash Politics of Donald Trump

George, Larry, Larry.George@csulb.edu, California State University, Long Beach

The Political Theory of Massive Resistance

Hughes, Tristan, tthughes@princeton.edu, Princeton University

Aristocratic City: City Journal’s Vision for the Urban State

Villanova, Michael, mvillanova@gradcenter.cuny.edu, The Graduate Center, CUNY

Discussant(s):

Svabek, Lawrence - lsvabek@uchicago.edu, University of Chicago

Panel : 16.21 -Fundamental Concepts in Ancient Greek Political Theory

Date : Saturday, March 30, 08:00AM - 09:45AM

Location : Plaza C

Chair(s) :

Walling, Ian, wallingi@whitman.edu, Whitman College

Papers :

Socrates and Callicles on Democracy in Gorgias 481b6-494a1

McCornack, Aemann, ml9634@princeton.edu, Princeton University

Aristophanes' Critical Imagination

Schwartz, Avshalom, avshalom@stanford.edu, Stanford University

Plato on the Nature of Society

Thakkar, Jonny, jthakka1@swarthmore.edu, Swarthmore College

Aristotle's Theory of Freedom

Walling, Ian, wallingi@whitman.edu, Whitman College

Discussant(s):

Steinberger, Peter - pjs@reed.edu, Reed College

Panel : 17.3 -Trumpism in Historical Context

Date : Saturday, March 30, 08:00AM - 09:45AM

Location : Cavendish

Chair(s) :

Grant, Judith, grantj1@ohio.edu, Ohio University

Papers :

“Comparison of voter suppression of the GOP to the Nuremberg Laws of 1933”

Flores, Henry, hflores@stmarystex.edu, St. Mary's University

What's Wrong with Texas? A Morphological Analysis of Christo-Fascism

Barrow, Clyde, clyde.barrow@utrgv.edu, University of Texas Rio Grande Valley

Bernaysian Political Thought and Trumpian Propaganda: On Authoritarian Fathers (and FatherSubstitutes) and Fragile Masculinities

Dowsett, Julie, jdowsett@yorku.ca.edu, York University

Hitler V. Trump: An Exploration of Similarities Between the U.S. MAGA Extreme Right and Nazis

Grant, Judith, grantj1@ohio.edu, Ohio University

Discussant(s):

Flores, - hflores@stmarystex.edu, St. Mary's University

Love, Nancy - lovens@appstate.edu, Appalachian State University

Panel : 22.4 -Social Policies: Health, Education, and Welfare

Date : Saturday, March 30, 08:00AM - 09:45AM

Location : Georgia B

Chair(s) :

Kirkpatrick, Kellee, kelleekirkpatrick@isu.edu, Idaho State University

Papers :

The School-to-Prison Pipeline and the Limits of Legalism

Cate, Sarah, scate@seattleu.edu, Seattle University

Moak, Daniel, dmoak@conncoll.edu, Connecticut College

SCOTUS and the Affordable Care Act: Congressional Credit Claiming and Blame Avoidance

Singer, Phillip, phillip.singer@poli-sci.utah.edu, University of Utah

Dichio, Michael, michael.dichio@utah.edu, University of Utah

Transformative Justice: From Prison Healing Garden to Changing the State Constitution

Melissa, Buis, mbuis@willamette.edu, Willamette University

Political Backlash and Policy Forms in U.S. Sex Education Policy

Susanne, Beechey, beechesn@whitman.edu, Whitman College

Discussant(s):

Lopez-Hisijos, Lucia - llopezhi@cougarnet.uh.edu, University of Houston

Panel : 23.5 -Politics, Opinions and Race

Date : Saturday, March 30, 08:00AM - 09:45AM

Location : Cypress

Chair(s) :

Moore, Steven, stmoore@wesleyan.edu, Institutional Affiliation

Papers :

Race, Representation, and the U.S. Territories

Ebner, David, db.ebner@gmail.com, Sweet Briar College

Conceptualizing Racism: How Identity and Politics Shape the Mass Public's Definition of Racism

Moore, Steven, stmoore@wesleyan.edu, Institutional Affiliation

Michener, Jamila, , Cornell University

Lewis Jr., Neil, , Cornell University

Discrimination against Puerto Ricans in the Puerto Rican housing market: Evidence from a preregistered audit experiment

Castro Irizarry, Giovanni, giovannicastro@ucla.edu, University of California, Los Angeles

The impact co-ethnic discrimination has on support for immigration policies

Cordova, Yoselin, cordovay@unm.edu, The University of New Mexico

Discussant(s):

Moore, Steven - stmoore@wesleyan.edu, Institutional Affiliation

Panel : 23.9 -Race and Ethnicity in a changing world

Date : Saturday, March 30, 08:00AM - 09:45AM

Location : Stanley

Chair(s) :

Munawar, Sarah, sarahmun0@gmail.com, University of Houston

Papers :

Weaving A Spider’s Web: Homing, Ecological Violence, and Islamophobia in Canadian Healthcare

Munawar, Sarah, sarahmun0@gmail.com, University of Houston

Tent City: How the Public Health Crisis Established the Housing Crisis in Vancouver

Rai, Jaspal, jaspalkaur.rai@gmail.com, California Polytechnic State University

Ideological Misfits? Non-Western Origin Ethnic Candidates, Political Parties, Women’s Equality and Immigration

Shella, Kimberly, kimberly.shella@siu.edu, Southern Illinois University Carbondale

Discussant(s):

Shella, Kimberly - kimberly.shella@siu.edu, Southern Illinois University Carbondale

Panel : 31.1 -What Does Innovative Pedagogy Look Like to Engage Students in Times of SocialPolitical Turbulences.

Date : Saturday, March 30, 08:00AM - 09:45AM

Location : Balmoral

Chair(s) :

Garcia, Rogelio, garciar3@elac.edu, East Los Angeles College

Papers :

I Don't Know, Joe/Jane Student, What is the Meaning Of Life?: The Benefits of Using Oral Exams in Political Science Courses

Easley, Shawn, shawn.easley@tri-c.edu, Cuyahoga Community College

Who’s Afraid of A.I.? Exploring the Impact of A.I. Technology in College Learning and Developing Strategies to Manage it in the Classroom

Garcia, Rogelio, garciar3@elac.edu, East Los Angeles College

Discussant(s):

Garcia, Rogelio - garciar3@elac.edu, East Los Angeles College

Panels Saturday 10:00am

Panel : 01.10 -Policy and Politics

Date : Saturday, March 30, 10:00AM - 11:45AM

Location : Plaza A

Chair(s) :

Walsh, Shannon, shannondwalsh@gmail.com, University of Minnesota Duluth

Papers :

The Right to Secrecy: How Data Protection Laws Enable Mass Surveillance

Mautarelli, Matthew, mmautarell@gradcenter.cuny.edu, City University of New York

Workplace Networks and Civil Society in Autocracies: Evidence from Jordan

Parker-Magyar, Elizabeth, ekpm@mit.edu, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Democracy in Retreat: Challenges to Social Well-Being in Brazil

touchton, Michael, miketouchton@miami.edu, University of Miami

On the Origin of Hybrid Non-Governmental Organizations: NGOs, the State, and the Campaign to End Femicide in Latin America

Walsh, Shannon, shannondwalsh@gmail.com, University of Minnesota Duluth

Veronica, Michel, vmichel@jjay.cuny.edu, John Jay College - City University of New York

A Comparison of Rural Health Policy and Politics in British Columbia and Washington State

Blankenau, Joe, joblank1@wsc.edu, Wayne State College

Discussant(s):

Blankenau, Joe - joblank1@wsc.edu, Wayne State College

Mautarelli, Matthew - mmautarell@gradcenter.cuny.edu, City University of New York

Parker-Magyar, Elizabeth - ekpm@mit.edu, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Walsh, Shannon - shannondwalsh@gmail.com, University of Minnesota Duluth touchton, Michael - miketouchton@miami.edu, University of Miami

Panel : 03.9 -Colonialism, ecology, livable futures

Date : Saturday, March 30, 10:00AM - 11:45AM

Location : Georgia A

Chair(s) :

McKean, Benjamin, mckean.41@osu.edu, Ohio State University

Papers :

Ozone as Relationships

Winter, Christine, christine.winter@otago.ac.nz, University of Otago

“Imperialism Is on Your Plate:” The Everyday Practice of Sankara’s Revolution

Ignatov, Anatoli, anatoli@appstate.edu, Appalachian State University

What Do We Owe the Future?: On Debt and Eternity in Thoreau

Suk, Mina, msuk@asu.edu, Arizona State University

Food System Stories: Community, Praxis, and Transformation

Mironesco, Monique, mironesc@hawaii.edu, University of Hawai'i West O'ahu

Legitimating the Illegitimate: On colonial occupation, capital accumulation, and the defense of old growth at Fairy Creek

Kramer, Brydon, bkramer@ualberta.ca, University of Alberta

Discussant(s):

Franke, Mark - mfranke@huron.uwo.ca, Huron University College

Hunold, Christian - hunoldc@drexel.edu, Drexel University

Panel : 08.9 -International System

Date : Saturday, March 30, 10:00AM - 11:45AM

Location : Prince of Wales

Chair(s) :

Schortgen, Francis, frank.schortgen@utah.edu, University of Utah Asia Campus

Papers :

Nationalism, revolution and the 'international': Towards a non-eurocentric theory of revolution through the Indonesian case

Theodra, Justin, justin.theodra@uconn.edu, University of Connecticut

Civilizational Status-seeking: Explaining Risk-Acceptant Turkish and Russian Foreign Policies

YILMAZ, Muhammed Yusuf, muhammed.y.yilmaz@mail.mcgill.ca, McGill University

Digital Trade Global Governance: Forged Across the “Ring of Fire”?

Alvarado Romero, Karla Estephany, karla.alvarado_romero@uni-heidelberg.de, Heidelberg University “Hybrid political order in North Kosovo”

Davidovic, Sandra, sdavidovic@gradcenter.cuny.edu, City University of New York

Discussant(s):

Schortgen, Francis - frank.schortgen@utah.edu, University of Utah Asia Campus

Ziaba, Isaac - isaacziaba10@gmail.com, London School of Economics and Political Science

Panel : 11.1 -Diverse Candidates and Elections

Date : Saturday, March 30, 10:00AM - 11:45AM

Location : Plaza C

Chair(s) :

Papers :

Why are Young Candidates Not Winning Legislative Elections? The Politics of Elite Recruitment in Nigeria’s Two Major Political Parties

Abati, Omomayowa, mrabatim@gmail.com, Stellenbosch University

Identity Legislating: Do Minority Legislators Strategically Cosponsor than Sponsor?

Alcocer, Jose, Alcocer@usc.edu, University of Southern California

Gender and Leadership in the Nevada Legislature

Sweet-Cushman, Jennie, JSweetCushman@Chatham.edu, Chatham University

Zorn, Christopher, zorn@psu.edu, Pennsylvania State University

Gill, Rebecca, rebecca.gill@unlv.edu, University of Nevada, Las Vegas

Discussant(s):

Panel : 13.7 -The Role of Vanguard Groups in Socio-Political Movements.

Date : Saturday, March 30, 10:00AM - 11:45AM

Location : Oxford

Chair(s) :

Marcy, Richard, rtmarcy@uvic.ca, University of Victoria

Papers :

The Metapolitical Failure of a Right-Wing Vanguard: Republican Voters’ Rejection of Identitarianism During the Trump Years

Hawley, George, ghawley@ua.edu, University of Alabama

The Avant-Garde and the Administrator: Preliminary Considerations on Vanguardist and Managerial Symbiosis

Gray, Phillip, pwgray.ac@gmail.com , Critical Race Theory and its Critics

Drummond, Nicholas, Nicholas.Drummond@bhsu.edu , Black Hill State University

Dominique Venner as Vanguard Leader

Zúquete, Jose Pedro, jpzuqete@gmail.com,

The Elusive Search for Identity in the Digital Age Havers , Grant , havers@twu.ca,

Discussant(s):

Marcy, Richard - rtmarcy@uvic.ca, University of Victoria

Panel : 14.17 -Anti-Democratic Rhetoric and Surprising Formations of Political Identity

Date : Saturday, March 30, 10:00AM - 11:45AM

Location : Regency B

Chair(s) :

Boyd, Da'Von, dab9@williams.edu, Yale University & Williams College

Papers :

The Meta-Representative Claim

Lambek, Simon, simon.lambek@ufv.ca, University of the Fraser Vallery

Political Identity Formation and Dangers to Democracy

De Luca, Thomas, tdeluca@fordham.edu, Fordham University

Replacement or Replenishment? GOP Autopsies, White Melancholia, and the Racialized Politics of Loss

Beltran, Cristina, cbeltran@nyu.edu, New York University

Discussant(s):

Edmund, Handby - edmund.handby@duke.edu, Duke University

Panel : 14.22 -Varieties of Democratic Theory

Date : Saturday, March 30, 10:00AM - 11:45AM

Location : Regency F

Chair(s) :

Upton, Geoffrey, geoffupton@gmail.com,

Papers :

Dialing for Dollars, Dialing for Domination: On the Electoral Gatekeeping Role of the Wealthy

Datta, Prithviraj, pdatta@fandm.edu,

Democratic Critiques of Elite Philanthropy: Two Approaches.

Mackey, Eric, emack006@ucr.edu, University of California, Riverside

Democratic Theory After the Turing Test: Three Problems

Fisher, Mark, mf1211@georgetown.edu, Georgetown University

Pippenger, Nathan, pippenge@usna.edu,

The Beneficial Potential of Soft Biopolitics: Transplantation and Donation Policy in the EU

Kharchik, Mariia, Masha.Kharchik01@student.csulb.edu, California State University Long Beach

Discussant(s):

Silverman, Oliver - lsilverman@gradcenter.cuny.edu, City University of New York Graduate Center

Upton, Geoffrey - geoffupton@gmail.com,

Panel : 14.30 -Justifying and Defending Democracy amidst both Possibility and Failure

Date : Saturday, March 30, 10:00AM - 11:45AM

Location : Regency D

Chair(s) :

Nusbaum, Rachel, rachel_nusbaum@brown.edu, Brown University

Papers :

Democracy and the politics of uncertainty

Lacelle-Webster, Antonin, antonin.lwebster@gmail.com, University of British Columbia / Yale University

Militant Democracy in America

Neve, Richard, rneve@callutheran.edu, California Lutheran University

The Point of Democracy and What It Tells Us About Democracy’s Domain

Yim, Elaine, lyim@princeton.edu, Princeton University

Why should liberals care about collective agents?

Boileau, Xavier, xavier.boileau2@mail.mcgill.ca, McGill University - Political Science

Discussant(s):

Goodhart, Michael - goodhart@pitt.edu, University of Pittsburgh

Panel : 15.30 -Relationality Beyond/Against Borders

Date : Saturday, March 30, 10:00AM - 11:45AM

Location : Regency C

Chair(s) :

Bhattacharjee, Ritwik, ritwik.bhattacharjee@ubc.ca, University of British Columbia, Vancouver

Papers :

Toleration, Accumulation, and Justification in William Penn’s Political Thought

Santeusanio, Joshua, j.santeusanio@ubc.ca, The University of British Columbia

Saving All the Children of the World: trans-cultural adoption and the political theologies of contemporary settler-colonialism

Sircar, Althea, althea_sircar@redlands.edu, University of Redlands

Kant Against Capitalism: a Kantian Critique of NAFTA

Gold, Joshua, jgold172@fiu.edu, Florida International University

The Dialectics of Implication: Billy-Ray Belcourt, Theodor Adorno, and the Politics of Reconciliation

Snelgrove, Corey, cjsnelgr@ualberta.ca, University of Alberta

Discussant(s):

Lupino, Ferris - falgk6@missouri.edu ,

Panel : 15.41 -Queer Ghosts and the Hauntings of Power

Date : Saturday, March 30, 10:00AM - 11:45AM

Location : Regency E

Chair(s) :

Minsk, Alexandra, aminsk@stanford.edu, Stanford

Papers : A Hauntological Account of Non-Precedential Family Court Decisions

Gambino, Elena, elena.gambino@rutgers.edu , Buried in the Absences: Challenging Archival Science and Forensic Anthropology Discourses in Guatemala’s Human Rights Politics

Vargas , Maria Elena , info@wpsanet.org, California State University, Sacramento

The Mysterious Archive of the Holy Ghost, or Queering the Trinity

Norton, Anne, anorton@sas.upenn.edu , University of Pennsylvania

Queer Nationalism and the Archives of Empire

Kaku, Archana, abkaku@sas.upenn.edu , William & Mary

Discussant(s):

Gambino, Elena - elena.gambino@rutgers.edu , Kaku, Archana - abkaku@sas.upenn.edu , William & Mary

Panel : 16.10 -Rethinking the Political Subject

Date : Saturday, March 30, 10:00AM - 11:45AM

Location : Plaza B

Chair(s) :

Simon, Joshua, joshuasimon@jhu.edu, Johns Hopkins University

Papers :

Zarathustra's Development: Friendship Through Self-Love

Dahlsten, Jonathan, jwdahlsten@ucdavis.edu, University of California Davis

Re-writing intimacy: The novel and alternative vision of political life

Kunimoto, Erica, Erica.kunimoto@mail.utoronto.ca, University of Toronto

The Artist as Political Theorist: Paul Gauguin on Subverting Noble Savagery

Zago, Martina, martina.zago.it@gmail.com, University of British Columbia

I am now alone on Earth: Loneliness and Politics in Rousseau's 'Reveries'

Zachary, Durec, zdurec@ucdavis.edu, University of California, Davis

Discussant(s):

Hobert, Anthony - hoberta@winthrop.edu, Winthrop University

Panel : 17.4 -Federalism, State Politics, and Public Policy in the United States

Date : Saturday, March 30, 10:00AM - 11:45AM

Location : Cavendish

Chair(s) :

Szymanski, Ann Marie, ams@ou.edu, University of Oklahoma Norman

Papers :

The Sagebrush Rebellion and Its Descendants: Last Gasp of the Old West?

Rae, Nicol, nicolrae@arizona.edu, University of Arizona

The New Social Regulation, Agency Design, and State-Level Environmental Protection

Szymanski, Ann Marie, ams@ou.edu, University of Oklahoma Norman

Prisoners’ Rights, Stealth State-Building, and the Making of Carceral Power

Taylor, Kirstine , taylork2@ohio.edu, Ohio University

"Inventing “Socialized Medicine”: How America’s First Political Consulting Firm Defeated

Truman’s Plan for National Health Insurance"

Moore, Colin, cdmoore@hawaii.edu, University of Hawaii

Discussant(s):

Barrow, Clyde - clyde.barrow@utrgv.edu, University of Texas Rio Grande Valley

Butorac, Sean Kim - skbutorac@noctrl.edu, North Central College

Panel : 22.5 -International and Comparative Policymaking

Date : Saturday, March 30, 10:00AM - 11:45AM

Location : Georgia B

Chair(s) :

Melissa, Buis, mbuis@willamette.edu, Willamette University

Papers :

Ruling at a distance: Public Finance and Accountability Reforms in Sub-saharan Africa. Neoliberal Governmentality in action

Chirwa, Joseph , Joseph-Amazuwa.Chirwa@nau.edu, Northern Arizona University

Chirwa, Towera Kabogodo, tbc67@nau.edu, Northern Arizona University

The Effects of National Dialogue on Remembrance of the Indonesian Massacres of 1965-66

Schofell, Jacob, jakeschofell@gmail.com, McDaniel College

Discussant(s):

Melissa, Buis - mbuis@willamette.edu, Willamette University

Panel : 23.6 -Reaching Marginalized Communities

Date : Saturday, March 30, 10:00AM - 11:45AM

Location : Cypress

Chair(s) :

Phan, Ngoc , ntphan@hpu.edu, Hawaii Pacific University

Papers :

Misunderstanding Misclassification: Assessing Downstream Effects of BISG Race Prediction

Collingwood, Loren, lcollingwood@unm.edu, University of New Mexico

Barreto, Matt, matt@uclavrp.org, University of California, Los Angeles

Rios, Michael, michaelrios@uclavrp.org, University of California, Los Angeles

Casillas, Diego, casillas1986@ucla.edu, University of California, Los Angeles

Community and Identity: Measuring Local Determinants of Pan-Ethnicity among Asian Americans

Wu, Jennifer, wujen@sas.upenn.edu, University of Pennsylvania

Political Participation of Undocumented

Mexican Immigrants in the US: Respondent-Driven Sampling with the “Hard-To-Reach” Populations

Takahashi, Yuriko, ytakahashi@waseda.jp, Waseda University

Iida, Takeshi, tiida@mail.doshisha.ac.jp, Doshisha University

Song, Jaehyun, song@kansai-u.ac.jp, Kansai University

Mobilizing the Politically Invisible: Political Participation and the Unlisted Latino Population in

Chicago

Tafoya, Joe, j.tafoya@depaul.edu, DePaul University

Native Hawaiian Elders: Political Activism, Resilience, and Health

Phan, Ngoc , ntphan@hpu.edu, Hawaii Pacific University

Cruz, Lynette, , Hawaii Pacific University

Jara, Catherine, , University of Wisconsin, Madison

DeLude, Leilani, , University of New Mexico

Discussant(s):

Collingwood, Loren - lcollingwood@unm.edu, University of New Mexico

Wu, Jennifer - wujen@sas.upenn.edu, University of Pennsylvania

Panel : 23.10 -Author Meets Critics: Moral and Immoral Whiteness in Immigration Politics by Yalidy Matos

Date : Saturday, March 30, 10:00AM - 11:45AM

Location : Stanley

Chair(s) :

Melonas, Desiree, desiree.melonas1@ucr.edu, University of California, Riverside

Commentator(s):

Carter, Niambi - nmcarter@umd.edu, University of Maryland

Junn, Jane - junn@usc.edu,

Matos, Yalidy - yalidy.matos@rutgers.edu,

Melonas, Desiree - desiree.melonas1@ucr.edu, University of California, Riverside

Panel : 31.2 -What Does Faculty Professional Development Look Like in Times of Political and Social Turbulences?

Date : Saturday, March 30, 10:00AM - 11:45AM

Location :Balmoral

Chair(s) :

Levy, La Della , ladella.levy@csn.edu, College of Southern Nevada

Papers :

Loving in the WPSA Years: During the Time of CRT/DEIA

Agredano, Felipe, agredan@yahoo.com, West LA College

Roundtable: Revolutionizing Education: Can High-Impact Practices Change the World?

Garcia, Rogelio, garciar3@elac.edu, East Los Angeles College

Koning, Kelan, kelan.koning@csun.edu, Cal State Northridge

Levy, La Della , ladella.levy@csn.edu, College of Southern Nevada

Wohlers, Tony , twohlers@harford.edu, Harford Community College

Discussant(s):

Levy, La Della - ladella.levy@csn.edu, College of Southern Nevada

Panel : 03.11 -Environmental justice

Panels Saturday 1:15pm

Date : Saturday, March 30, 01:15PM - 03:00PM

Location : Georgia A

Chair(s) :

Gabrielson, Teena, Teena.Gabrielson@wwu.edu, Western Washington University

Papers :

A Mosiac Theory of Environmental Justice

Edusei, Kwabena, kedusei@hamilton.edu, Hamilton College

Realising environmental justice: Strategy and tactics for transformation

Schlosberg, David, david.schlosberg@sydney.edu.au, The University of Sydney

Rickards, Lauren, , La Trobe University

Pearse, Beck, , Australian National University

Della Bosca, Hannah, , University of Sydney

Environmental Political Theory in Action? The role of participatory fairness arguments in public policy.

Raymond, Leigh, leigh.raymond@uvm.edu, University of Vermont

Discussant(s):

Panel : 05.3 -Assessing President Biden's First Term

Date : Saturday, March 30, 01:15PM - 03:00PM

Location : Cavendish

Chair(s) :

Belt, Todd, tbelt@gwu.edu, George Washington University

Discussant(s):

Genovese, Michael - Michael.Genovese@lmu.edu, Loyola Marymount University

Heldman, Caroline - heldman@oxy.edu, Occidental College

Kassop, Nancy - kassopn@newpaltz.edu, SUNY New Paltz

Panel : 08.10 -Regime Type

Date : Saturday, March 30, 01:15PM - 03:00PM

Location : Prince of Wales

Chair(s) :

Nurullayev, Dmitriy, nurullayev@arizona.edu, University of Arizona

Papers

Plundering Coalitions

Mohammadi Sepahvand, Alireza , alireza.mohammadisepahvand@monash.edu , Monash University

It’s All About the Military, Not Democracy: The Case of Myanmar

Lewis, Luartz, Luartz@chapman.edu, Chapman University

Presidential Shirking: Civilian Malfeasance

Ivey, Andrew, iveya@uhd.edu, University of Houston Downtown

Discussant(s):

Jonny, Hall - j.hall5@lse.ac.uk, London School of Economics

Nurullayev, Dmitriy - nurullayev@arizona.edu, University of Arizona

Panel : 11.2 -Constituency Considerations and Elite Behavior

Date : Saturday, March 30, 01:15PM - 03:00PM

Location : Plaza C

Chair(s) :

Papers :

Majoritarian Agenda Control

Van Houweling, Robert, rpvh@berkeley.edu, University of California, Berkeley

Foster, David, D.Foster@lse.ac.uk, London School of Economics & Political Science

Do Legislators Respondent to the Changing Constituency Demographics? Responding to The Growing Latino Population in the Contemporary U.S. House and Senate

Algara, Carlos, carlos.algara@cgu.edu, Claremont Graduate University

Headington, Edward, ,

What You Know Might Hurt: Public Salience and Polarization in Congress

Lazarus, Jeffrey, jlazarus@gsu.edu, Georgia State University

Leasure, Alexander, aleasure1@student.gsu.edu, Georgia State University

Discussant(s):

Panel : 12.2 -Political Elite's Messaging and the Role of Identity

Date : Saturday, March 30, 01:15PM - 03:00PM

Location : Regency D

Chair(s) :

Gonzalez O'Brien, Benjamin, bgonzalezobrien@sdsu.edu, San Diego State University

Papers :

Title 42, Race, and Cable News Coverage

Hurst, Elizabeth, ehurst6@ou.edu, University of Oklahoma

Gonzalez O'Brien, Benjamin, bgonzalezobrien@sdsu.edu, San Diego State University

Reedy, Justin, jreedy@ou.edu, University of Oklahoma

Setting the Agenda in Canadian Campaign Debates

Robbins-Kanter, Jacob, jrobbins@ubishops.ca, Bishop's University

McKay, Spencer, spencermckay1@gmail.com, University of British Columbia

Newspaper Op-eds, Cartoons, and the Populist Narrative in Alberta, Canada 1984-2021

Banack, Clark, csbanack@ualberta.ca, University of Alberta

Hallstrom, Lars, lars.hallstrom@uleth.ca, University of Lethbridge

Discussant(s):

Pahnke, Anthony - anthonypahnke@sfsu.edu,

Panel : 14.25 -Sitting with Loss, Imagining Freedom: Roundtable on New Books by Juliet Hooker and Lawrie Balfour

Date : Saturday, March 30, 01:15PM - 03:00PM

Location : Regency E

Chair(s) :

Hooker, Juliet, juliet_hooker@brown.edu, Brown University

Discussant(s):

Balfour, Lawrie - klb3q@virginia.edu, University of Virginia

Hanchard, Michael - HANCHARD@upenn.edu, University of Pennsylvania

Luxon, Nancy - luxon@umn.edu, University of Minnesota

Terry, Brandon - bterry@fas.harvard.edu, Harvard University

Threadcraft, - shatema.a.threadcraft@vanderbilt.edu, Vanderbilt University

Panel : 14.32 -Grounded Normative Theory

Date : Saturday, March 30, 01:15PM - 03:00PM

Location : Georgia B

Chair(s) :

Wiebe, Sarah, swiebe@uvic.ca, University of Victoria

Papers :

Ethnography for the World of Tomorrow: Reflections on the Disclosure of Vulnerability of Researchers and its Strategic Usage in Political Science Fieldwork

Pacheco-Vega, Raul , raul.pacheco-vega@flacso.edu.mx, Facultad Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales

Plurivisions: Decolonial and Postcolonial Foundations of Grounded and Engaged Normative Theory

Behl, Natasha, nbehl@asu.edu, Arizona State University

Keating, Christine (Cricket), cricketkeating@gmail.com, University of Washington

Temporary Labour Migration, Borders, Belonging, and the Ethics of Care

Tungohan, Ethel, tungohan@yorku.ca, York University

Discussant(s):

Johnson Fuji, Genevieve - genevieve_johnson@sfu.ca, Simon Fraser University

Panel : 15.11 -The Politics of Property, Finance, and Money

Date : Saturday, March 30, 01:15PM - 03:00PM

Location : Regency A

Chair(s) :

Klein, Steven, steven.klein@kcl.ac.uk, King's College London

Papers :

Cutting Off the King's Head: Sovereignty, Nationalism, Property

Brady, Kelsey, kelsey.brady@hotmail.com, University of British Columbia

Money and the Logics of Capital

Douglas, Andrew, andrew.douglas@morehouse.edu, Morehouse College

The Object Possession Trap: How Self-Preservation Justified a Global Empire of Exclusive Land Rights

Jurkevics, Anna, anna.jurkevics@ubc.ca, University of British Columbia

Karl Polanyi and the Normative Orders of Global Finance

Macleod, Stefan, stefan.macleod@mail.utoronto.ca, University of Toronto

Discussant(s):

Dobuzinskis, Laurent - dobuzins@sfu.ca, Simon Fraser University

Panel : 15.23 – No Panel – Canceled

Panel : 15.31 -Theorizing Public Policies and Institutions

Date : Saturday, March 30, 01:15PM - 03:00PM

Location : Regency C

Chair(s) :

Zirakzadeh, Cyrus, capeern@gmail.com, University of Connecticut (Professor Emeritus)

Papers :

Against privatization: Government as a service provider

Minsk, Alexandra, aminsk@stanford.edu, Stanford

The Perils of Plutocratic Actors in Public Education

Reikosky, Nora, reikosky@upenn.edu, University of Pennsylvania

Navigating the Limits of Democracy: An Exploration of Epistocracy in Malawi's Political Landscape

Chirwa, Joseph , Joseph-Amazuwa.Chirwa@nau.edu, Northern Arizona University

Towera, Chirwa, , Northern Arizona University

Discussant(s):

Zirakzadeh, Cyrus - capeern@gmail.com, University of Connecticut (Professor Emeritus)

Panel : 16.11 -Land, Territory, and Property

Date : Saturday, March 30, 01:15PM - 03:00PM

Location : Plaza B

Chair(s) :

Hughes, Tristan, tthughes@princeton.edu, Princeton University

Papers :

The State of Nature: Empty vs Waste and Common Land in Locke and Bentham

Arneil, Barbara, arneil@mail.ubc.ca, Universtiy of British Columbia

Beneath the Sand, The Land: Towards Biotic Citizenship with and against Aldo Leopold

Barker, Kye, kbarker@smith.edu, Department of Government, Smith College

THE AGRARIAN PETIT-PROPRIETARY IMAGINATION

Lappalainen, Isa, isala@sas.upenn.edu, Uppsala University / University of Pennsylvania

Patriots of the Soil: Inventing and Contesting Nativeness in Seventeenth-Century English Political Thought

Mueser, Benjamin, ben.wlm@gmail.com, Columbia University

Discussant(s):

Phulwani, Vijay - yzg3jh@virginia.edu, University of Virginia

Panel : 23.7 -Institutions, socialization and learning

Date : Saturday, March 30, 01:15PM - 03:00PM

Location : Cypress

Chair(s) :

Garcia-Castanon, Marcela, mgcs@sfsu.edu, San Francisco State University

Papers :

How Contextual Exposure to Police Killings Shapes Sociopolitical Attitudes and Beliefs

Carey Jr., Tony, Tony.Carey@pitt.edu, University of Pittsburgh

Branton, Regina, rbranton@charlotte.edu, University of North Carolina, Charlotte

How Comfortable are Americans Contacting the Police?

Ramirez, Michelle, Michelle.Ramirez@tamuk.edu, Texas A&M University Kingsville

From Black Wall Street to Reparations: Racial Justice Museums and Political Change

Voytas, Elsa, Elsa.Voytas@dartmouth.edu, Dartmouth College

Crowder, Chaya, chaya.crowder@lmu.edu,

Localized Learning: how BIPOC and whites utilize information resources for political learning

Garcia-Castanon, Marcela, mgcs@sfsu.edu, San Francisco State University Race, Bilingual Education, and American Political Development: How [Black-White] Racial Political Development and Subnational Policymaking Systems Manifested in Bilingual Education Political Development in California and Texas, 1965-2016

Parris, Girma, girmap@gmail.com, Case Western Reserve University

Discussant(s):

Collingwood, Loren - lcollingwood@unm.edu, University of New Mexico

Wakefield, Derek - djwakef@emory.edu, Emory University

Panel : 31.3 -Poli Sigh: Navigating the Challenging Environment of Community Colleges During an Era of Political Backlash.

Date : Saturday, March 30, 01:15PM - 03:00PM

Location : Balmoral

Chair(s) :

Wohlers, Tony , twohlers@harford.edu, Harford Community College

Papers :

The Illusion of DEI: Unveiling Discrimination against Faculty of Color in Higher Education

Monteiro, Natalina, monteint@elac.edu, East Los Angeles College

Textbook Revolution: Open Education, Open Access, Open Minds

Bozonelos, Dino, dino.bozonelos@vvc.edu, Victor Valley College

Discussant(s): Wohlers, Tony - twohlers@harford.edu, Harford Community College

Panels Saturday 3:15pm

Panel : 03.12 -Liberalism, humanism, anthropocentrism

Date : Saturday, March 30, 03:15PM - 05:00PM

Location : Georgia A

Chair(s) :

Cannavò, Peter, pcannavo@hamilton.edu, Hamilton College

Papers :

FInding the human in the Anthropocene

Biro, Andrew, andrew.biro@acadiau.ca, Acadia University

Liberalism, Theodicy, and Climate Change

McKean, Benjamin, mckean.41@osu.edu, Ohio State University

A Rising Tide Floats All Boats: Nature's Right's and their Human Use

Kegler, Thomas, tkegl001@ucr.edu, University of California at Riverside

Ecological Politics, Authoritarianism and Liberalism

Stephens, Piers, piers@uga.edu, University of Georgia

Discussant(s):

Hodgetts, Matthew - mkh83@case.edu, Case Western Reserve University

Panel : 11.3 -Legislative Process

Date : Saturday, March 30, 03:15PM - 05:00PM

Location : Plaza C

Chair(s) :

Papers :

Adoption of Legislative Floor Coverage and Polarization in State Legislatures

Ryan, Josh, josh.ryan@usu.edu, Utah State University

Lyons, Jeffrey, jeffreylyons@boisestate.edu , Boise State University

Partisanship and Unorthodox Lawmaking in Congress

Barron, Nathan, nathanbarron@ou.edu, University of Oklahoma

Crespin, Michael, , University of Oklahoma

McLaughlin, Peter, , University of Oklahoma

Olson, Peter, , University of Oklahoma

Finocchiaro, Charles, ,

When the Leadership Takes Both Sides: Explaining Majority Leadership Support for Conflicting Positions in the US House

Meinke, Scott, smeinke@bucknell.edu, Bucknell University

Uncovering the Connection: Bipartisanship and Legislative Productivity in U.S. State Legislatures

Schreckhise, William, schreckw@uark.edu, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville

Wael, Abdelhafez , , University of Arkansas, Fayetteville

Song, Geoboo, , University of Arkansas, Fayetteville

Tumlison, Creed, , California State University, Bakersfield

Huett, Briana, , Drexel University

Recommendations or Recriminations: A Content Analysis of Press Releases from Congressional COVID-19 Oversight Committees

Myers, Nathan, nathan.myers@indstate.edu, Indiana State University

Discussant(s):

Panel : 12.3 -The Influence of Media, Technology, and Communication on Democratic Outcomes

Date : Saturday, March 30, 03:15PM - 05:00PM

Location : Regency D

Chair(s) :

Zang, Leizhen, zangleizhen@cau.edu.cn, China Agriculture University

Papers :

Political Ideology and Online Political Participation

Mahon, Victoria, victoria.mahon@mail.mcgill.ca, McGill University

Political Polarization in South Korea: Fandom Politics and the Overrepresented Public Elites

Myung, Sukyoung, smyung@hawaii.edu, University of Hawaii at Manoa

Addressing inequality through digitalization: An investigation of the mediating and moderating mechanisms

Zang, Leizhen, zangleizhen@cau.edu.cn, China Agriculture University

Social Knowledge Management Practices Likely to Influence Public Perception of the 2024 Election

Mitchell, Charles, cmitc06@yahoo.com, Grambling State University

Discussant(s):

McKay, Spencer - spencermckay1@gmail.com, University of British Columbia

Panel : 14.24 -Author Meets Critic: Black Scare/Red Scare: Theorizing Capitalist Racism in the United States

Date : Saturday, March 30, 03:15PM - 05:00PM

Location : Regency F

Chair(s) :

Commentator(s):

Adalet, Begüm - ba375@cornell.edu, Cornell University

Burden-Stelly, Charisse - dr.cbs@wayne.edu, Wayne State University

Carlos, Alfredo - acarlos@csudh.edu, California State University- Dominguez Hills

Douglas, Andrew - andrew.douglas@morehouse.edu, Morehouse College

Harris, Christopher - christopher.paul.harris@uci.edu, University of California- Irvine

Panel : 15.12 -The Demos and the Boundary Problem

Date : Saturday, March 30, 03:15PM - 05:00PM

Location : Regency A

Chair(s) :

Ruchet, Olivier, olivier.ruchet@uzh.ch, Univeristy of Zurich

Papers :

Entangled Membership

Chan, Kai Yui Samuel, samuel_chan@berkeley.edu, University of California, Berkeley Democratic Agency and the Common World Idea

Severson, Erik, eseverso@student.ubc.ca, University of British Columbia

From “Who” to “What”: Why the Constitution of the Demos Matters for Democratic Theory

Zuhone, Kristin, kristin_zuhone@berkeley.edu, University of California, Berkeley

Discussant(s):

Selk, Veith - selk@pg.tu-darmstadt.de, Technische Universität Darmstadt

Panel : 15.24 -Grief, (In)Gratitude and Suffering: Emotional Responses to a Neoliberal World

Date : Saturday, March 30, 03:15PM - 05:00PM

Location : Regency B

Chair(s) :

Hanley, Danielle, danhanley@clarku.edu, Clark University

Papers :

Ungrateful Nations: The Politics of Jewish and Indigenous Refusal

Salgado, Gabe, gabriel.salgado@trincoll.edu, Trinity College

The Gameification of Suffering: Reproductive Technologies in the Neoliberal State

Sklaroff, Miranda, mskl@sas.upenn.edu, University of Pennsylvania

Grief and Rage Against the World

Hanley, Danielle, danhanley@clarku.edu, Clark University

The Uses of Anger Revisited: Women’s Affective Responses to Forced Disappearance in the Americas

Mendoza, Elva , elva.orozco_mendoza@uconn.edu, University of Connecticut

Discussant(s):

Salgado, Gabe - gabriel.salgado@trincoll.edu, Trinity College

Sklaroff, Miranda - mskl@sas.upenn.edu, University of Pennsylvania

Panel : 15.32 -Social Transformation: Rights, Revolution, and Repair

Date : Saturday, March 30, 03:15PM - 05:00PM

Location : Regency C

Chair(s) :

Walton, Marcus, mbwalton@bu.edu, Boston University

Papers :

Prescribing Continuity: On the Economic Research and Action Project and the Possibility and Desirability of Social Transformation

Nair, Gaby, gbnair@princeton.edu, Princeton University

We are oppressed because we are black”: Rethinking reparations from a Black Power perspective

Cervantes Perez, Claudia, ccperez@princeton.edu, Princeton University

Mapping Civil Disobedience

Ogunye, Temi, to3447@princeton.edu, Princeton Univeristy

Punishment and the Political Turn in Animal Studies

Guha-Majumdar, Jishnu, jguhamajumdar@butler.edu, Butler University

Discussant(s):

Masin-Peters, Jonathan - jmasinpeters@fas.harvard.edu, Harvard University

Panel : 16.12 -Law, Sovereignty, and Nationhood

Date : Saturday, March 30, 03:15PM - 05:00PM

Location : Plaza B

Chair(s) :

Mueser, Benjamin, ben.wlm@gmail.com, Columbia University

Papers :

Unfree Sovereignties

Ferguson, Kennan, kennan@uwm.edu, University of Wisconsin Milwaukee

The American Origins of Positivist International Law

Simon, Joshua, joshuasimon@jhu.edu, Johns Hopkins University

Discussant(s):

Arneil, Barbara - arneil@mail.ubc.ca, Universtiy of British Columbia

Panel : 23.8 -Identity in Politics

Date : Saturday, March 30, 03:15PM - 05:00PM

Location : Cypress

Chair(s) :

Matos, Yalidy, yalidy.matos@rutgers.edu,

Papers

Brazilian Au Pairs in the United States: Race and Class in the migration trajectory

Costa, Larissa, lcosta@utexas.edu, University of Texas at Austin

Garcia-Rios, Sergio, garcia.rios@utexas.edu, Do Hawaiians Vote Hawaiian?

Collingwood, Loren, lcollingwood@unm.edu, University of New Mexico

De Lude, Leilani, ldelude@unm.edu, University of New Mexico

Dreier, Sarah, skdreier@unm.edu, University of New Mexico

Multiple Social Identities Among Latinas/os/xs

Ocampo-Roland, Angie, ano78@pitt.edu, University of Pittsburgh

The Boundaries and Attributes of Latinidad

Matos, Yalidy, yalidy.matos@rutgers.edu, Foundations of Solidarity: A Theory of Race-Based Caucus Organizing Davies, Jordie, ejdavies@uci.edu, University of California, Irvine

Discussant(s):

Garcia-Rios, Sergio - garcia.rios@utexas.edu, Ocampo-Roland, Angie - ano78@pitt.edu, University of Pittsburgh