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Table of Contents
LOCAL GUIDE
We try in our local guide to give a local perspective on ways to make the most of a short and presumably busy conference visit.
HOW TO GET AROUND
Sound Transit’s LINK LIGHT RAIL is the best way of getting downtown from the airport. Despite the construction at SEA-TAC finding the light rail station is easy – just go to the floor one above baggage claim and follow the walkway to the LINK station. The fare is $3 for adults, and tickets can be purchased at the station. The hotel is located a brief walk from the Westlake Station. If you need or prefer auto transit from the airport, regular taxis are generally a better bet than the very crowded Uber lot. Once at the conference, the Link train can be taken to various locations north and south of downtown. As we detail below, there are often clusters of good restaurants and bars around LINK stations.
King County Metro buses also offer easy transit from the Hyatt Regency to other areas. Key routes include:
• The D and E Lines to Fremont and Ballard
• The new G line to Capitol Hill, Madison Valley, Madison Park.
• The 2 and 3 routes to First Hill, Central District, Seattle U., and Madrona
If you are going to use transit a bit it is worth getting an Orca card to avoid having to use cash for each trip. Google Maps works very well for Seattle transit, providing detailed, up-to-the-minute transit directions.
There are countless dockless e-bikes and especially e-scooters lying around for short term rental by APP that are very popular for medium length trips. In town, Uber and Lyft are also widely available but expensive.
SOME THINGS TO DO
Seattle’s top attractions include the Museum of Flight, the Space Needle, the Chihuly Museum, Seattle Art Museum, Pike Place Market, and the Museum of Pop Culture. All are worthwhile. There are also our mountains, including proximity to three National Parks. Unfortunately, April is still too early in the Spring to be able to access most of the state’s most spectacular hiking. The in-city options we highlight here are interesting things that might otherwise fly below radar. Our biggest recommendation is to spend at least some time outside of downtown, experiencing some of Seattle’s more distinctive neighborhoods. Mass transit busses and light rail are well integrated with Google Maps to find directions and real time departures.
The Burke Museum. On the UW campus close to University District Light Rail Station. Excellent museum moved to its dramatic new location a few years ago, with updated exhibits on the natural history of the Northwest, highlighted by collections related to the indigenous peoples that were carefully curated in collaboration with members of regional tribal communities. You can also take the fascinating and educational Indigenous Walking Tour around campus designed by UW Political Science undergraduate Owen Oliver.
The Museum of History and Industry. An interesting regional history museum that has always been curated with a tilt toward worker and social movement struggles in the region. Worth visiting now for an excellent exhibit commemorating the 25th Anniversary of the WTO protests.
Northwest African American Museum. The Seattle region’s rich African American history is celebrated through rotating exhibits covering arts, politics, and culture It is adjacent to a park memorializing Jimi Hendrix.
Wing Luke Museum. Fascinating, well-curated, International District Museum celebrates the art and culture of the region’s Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander communities. There is also a Pinball Museum nearby.
Pike Place Market. This is obviously not below anyone’s radar but still worthy of a plug. Yes, it is crowded, touristy, confusing; but it is also still a real working market where locals still visit and shop. It is worth wandering a bit beyond the most touristy places (the Gum Wall, an “Original Starbucks” that is not the original Starbucks) to visit the underground corridors with weird old specialty shops and a coin operated shoe museum.
URBAN PARKS. Easily accessible options, for strolling and people watching include: Myrtle Edwards Park, on the Elliott Bay Waterfront, which can be combined with a visit to the excellent and free Olympic Sculpture Garden. On Capitol Hill, Cal Anderson Park near the light rail has a small but perpetual pop-up flea market, and has been the staging ground for much protest activity. The larger Volunteer Park, where you can huff to the top of a giant 1906 Water Tower for views and an interesting exhibit on the Olmstead Brothers’ design of the city’s parks system (no elevator). The park also has the excellent Seattle Asian Art Museum. It is adjacent to Seattle’s most visited tourist attraction, the gravesite of Bruce Lee and Brandon Lee in Lake View Cemetery. Washington Park Arboretum has very pretty walking trails and an excellent Japanese Garden. For paddling, you can rent a Kayak at the Agua Verde Paddle Club near UW or the Center for Wooden Boats (and a few other places) on the southern end of Lake Union.
RESTAURANTS and BARS
Our list highlights some of our favorite spots that might otherwise elude conference goers in town for a short time. We have organized it by neighborhood, in rough order of distance from the Hyatt.
Be aware that prices tilt high. Around downtown and Capitol Hill, a “low-priced” restaurant (or even a food truck) will almost certainly run $20 per person including service, and middle range places start upward from $30. If you are on a very limited budget, there are more cheap eats options in the U-District or International District. For vegans and vegetarians: Almost every sit-down restaurant will have at least one suitable dish. Finer restaurants often have multiple appealing options even if they are not dedicated vegetarian places.
Walking Distance from Hotel
Seattle’s neighborhood orientation means that the downtown hotel district is not one of the better places in town for dining. It is the one neighborhood that locals (including the authors of this guide) don’t go to eat. There are many hotel restaurants that are fine but not spectacular or good value. There are also outposts of many national chains around downtown. We have just a few specific suggestions for downtown.
Dough Zone, 815 Pine St. is our local chain for Xia Long Bao (Chinese Soup Dumplings). Some claim it is equal to the more famous Din Tai Fung, part of a restaurant empire based in Taipei that has an outpost in Pacific Place near the hotel. Both are very good but usually crowded so get on the waitlist.
La Caviste, 1919 Seventh Avenue. Excellent wine bar/café that focuses on French wines by the glass. The kitchen is small, but what they have (salads, small plates, and especially the chacuterie and cheese boards) is all excellent.
Pho Bac and Phocific Standard Time. The street level restaurant has quality Pho and Bahn Mi and the upstairs bar has inventive cocktails, many utitilizing Vietnamese flavorings. Part of an award winning restaurant group run by sisters Yenvy and Quynh Pham.
Purple. 1225 4th Avenue. A big, bustling wine bar/café that features mostly small plates and a large selection of wines by the glass, tilting toward Pacific Northwest wineries. Good place for a small or medium sized group to meet for a drink and snack.
Quick Lunch Near Hotel
There are clusters of lunch places and food trucks in the area behind the Amazon Spheres (known to the locals as “Jeff’s Balls”) toward Denny Street and up into the South Lake Union neighborhood. Some are smaller outposts of some popular Seattle restaurants and local chains (e.g., Skillet Counter at the Regrade, Momiji South Lake Union, Marination).
Pacific Place is a big downtown shopping mall that is now mostly empty on its lower floors after most of the retail stores have moved out. The dystopian Zombie movie vibe of the first impression is relieved some with a normal set of mall restaurants on the fourth floor. The Nordstrom Café in the adjacent flagship store also has mid-scale sit down lunch options and a pleasant enough vibe.
Seattle Convention Center has a collection of quick turnaround restaurants for conventioneers. https://seattleconventioncenter.com/visitors/retail
Asean Food Hall. 400 Pine Street. In the basement of Westlake Center. Food court featuring various stalls with street food from East and Southeast Asia. The concept and variety make this an OK option. Westlake Center also has Xian Noodles, with excellent Shaanxi province hand shaved noodle dishes.
Pike Place Market and Vicinity- a bit further but still walkable.
Café Campagne. 1600 Post Alley. Adjacent to Pike Place Market, this is Seattle’s eternal French Bistro, with good renditions of all the classics for dinner as well as weekend breakfast. Also one of Seattle’s longest-standing Black owner/chef restaurants.
Ludi’s Restaurant. 120 Stewart Street. A Seattle institution, this perpetual Filipino American diner has bounced around different incarnations in this vicinity since the 1970s and seems to be thriving in its new location. Open only for breakfast and lunch. It has standard diner food but go for the Filipino and Filipino American dishes (locomoco, several types of silog). The dayglo Ube pancakes, available only on weekends, are legendary.
Matt’s in the Market on the third floor of the Corner Market building has good upscale Northwest cuisine.
Lunch or Snacks in Pike Place Market: find using Google Maps
Market Grill’s cramped counter has been around a long time and has good sandwiches with (mostly) locally sourced seafood, usually from $15-$25 each.
Athenian Seafood has been around forever with OK diner food and views of Puget Sound, as does the nearby and bigger Lowell’s. Athenian was once famous as a location for in Sleepless in Seattle
Oriental Mart has a James Beard award winning lunch counter hiding behind a small Asian Grocery in the Corner Market building. Very good down-and-dirty Filipino food. Mee Sum Pastries. A busy walkup window that has excellent Hombow for a quick and satisfying lunch.
DeLaurenti Food and Wine. This upscale Italian grocery store has a bustling café counter with high quality panini. Not much room to sit down but good grab-and-go on a nice day.
DOWNTOWN BARS. Most hotels have bars and there are others all around that are, for the most part, what they appear to be from the outside. Two outstanding downtown cocktail bars can be found down between the market and waterfront, Jarrbar (with a tinned fish menu) and the Zig Zag Café, a foundational bar for the Seattle cocktail scene. Deep Dive, underneath the Amazon Spheres, is a swanky cocktail bar inside a giant art installation, helmed by Seattle’s top restauranteur. Reserve ahead. Much less fancy is The Diller Room (next to Seattle Art Museum), a hotel bar that feels older than it is, in a good way. Going west from downtown up 1st or 2nd Avenue takes you into Belltown, an area with a wide array of bars and restaurants catering to recent college grads and young professionals from Seattle and the near suburbs. Going in the opposite direction gets you into the Pioneer Square area, with Seattle’s oldest buildings and more bars and restaurants, many geared to the nearby stadiums.
First Hill/Capitol Hill- Most places a healthy uphill walk or short bus/train/uber ride from downtown.
The large Capitol Hill neighborhood includes a broad range of demographics, including some clusters of dense housing as well as sections with hundreds of multi-million-dollar mansions. There is a bustling, youthful, nightlife area in the Pike/Pine corridor between 14th Avenue and Melrose St; another cluster of restaurants and bars on Broadway around the Light Rail station and Cal Anderson Park.
A few favorites.
Stateside. 300 E. Pike Street. Excellent elevated Vietnamese-ish food and cocktails.
Café Suliman. 1531 Melrose Ave. Inside Melrose Market. Hidden inside an eclectic wine bar, Chef Ahmed Suliman turns out small plates of delicious North African food from a tiny kitchen nook. Only a few tables and best for smaller groups. Mamnoon. 1508 Melrose Ave. A good upmarket Middle Eastern restaurant in a large space that can accommodate groups.
Taylor Shellfish. 1521 Melrose Avenue. (Also has branches near Seattle Center and in Pioneer Square.) A top Washington oyster and mussel farming company operates this café and retail space, offering fresh shellfish from Puget Sound waters. A good place to sample Washington’s oysters. Short but excellent wine list with good pairings.
Single Shot. 611 Summit Avenue E. Exemplary upscale neighborhood bar/restaurant has Northwest-ish small plates and matching cocktails and wines by the glass.
Kedai Makan. 1449 E. Pine. Inventive and good value Malaysian food and craft cocktails.
Kubota Ookami Katsu and Sake House. 121 15th Avenue E. Very Japanese feeling place for Katsu (breaded fried pork loin) dishes.
Gold Coast Ghal Kitchen. 1009 Boren Avenue. A newish place has excellent West African food and an interesting cocktail menu.
Capitol Hill Bars. There are too many to count, ranging from true dives to fancy upscale cocktail and wine bars. Drinking places of note include The Doctor’s Office (precisely prepared cocktails in chic space), Knee High Stocking Company, (a secret and eccentric speakeasy, call ahead), Comet Tavern (old school dive with good beer taps and sometimes bands), Wildrose (a community institution, affectionately known as “Seattle’s only lesbian bar”), and La Dive (quirky combination of oddball wines by the class, champagne bongs, and surprisingly good dumplings). If you are in a group that wants to sing, Rock Box has a warren of private Karaoke rooms of various sizes along with drinks and Japanese bar snacks.
CENTRAL DISTRICT AND AROUND.
East of Downtown, across Capitol Hill, this was Seattle’s African American neighborhood before gentrification changed it over the last two decades. The historic corner of 23rd and Union now house two of Seattle’ hottest new Black owned restaurants.
Communion and Marjorie are both are lively spaces with good bar scenes and a very friendly vibe. Marjorie, tucked into a courtyard space in one of the new developments, is especially worth seeking out. The neighborhood also has several excellent Ethiopian restaurants. Ras Dashen is our favorite.
Near Seattle University, L’Oursin is a top restaurant choice for creative Northwest/French cuisine. A well designed and stylish space with a big open kitchen, relaxed vibe, and outstanding bar and wine program. Highly recommended. They also have an adjoining café for light lunch.
The Central District also houses a classic Seattle hipster dive (The Twilight Exit, with surprisingly good bar food) and two Black-owned breweries (Metier Brewing and 23rd Street Brewing) as well as Standard Brewing, which also has a full bar and more food choices. Chuck’s Hop Shop is a fun neighborhood beer emporium with 50+ mostly Northwest taps and a different food truck every night.
INTERNATIONAL DISTRICT.
This neighborhood includes a mostly Chinese section as well as a small historic Japan Town (5th and 6th Avenues uphill from Jackson toward Yesler) and a sprawling Little Saigon (centered at 12th and Jackson). Highlights include Mike’s Noodles (unchanged for decades, excellent for Hong Kong style noodle soups), Maneki (Seattle’s oldest restaurant, with excellent Japanese food), Diamond Bay (a new dim sum parlor that gets rave reviews), E-Jae Pak Mor (hip and dayglo place for Thai), Shanghai Garden (for barley green noodles), Huong Binh (excellent eclectic strip mall Vietnamese) and The Boat (Vietnamese fried chicken rice). Tamarind Tree has excellent elevated Vietnamese cuisine in a pleasant space that can usually accommodate groups. The historic Panama Tea House has a memorial that includes some preserved items left by Japanese Americans who never returned to Seattle after being sent to internment camps
during WWII. Fort St. George is a bustling local favorite with a youthful crowd in a cramped upstairs bar/restaurant. It has Japanese style bar food, including authentic renditions of the genre of “American food” popular in Japan.
UNIVERSITY DISTRICT. Less than 10 minutes on the light rail to University District Station. Twice as long by car.
Like most university neighborhoods, the U District has some good places mixed in with many other cheap restaurants that are best avoided. Standouts include Xian Noodles (so good that a few copycat places with similar names have tried opening nearby), Thai Tom, (arguably still the best of what seems like fifty small Thai restaurants in the neighborhood), Mister Bing (for excellent jianbing), Korean Tofu House, and Chili’s South Indian. Off-the-Rez Café at the Burke Museum has excellent Native American fast food. The best food in the neighborhood is at Little Duck, away from main drag and hidden next to an ancient dry cleaner on an islanded strip mall. Every city needs its small, unsigned, yet impossibly good Chinese restaurant with a peculiar regional specialty (Dongbei province, in this case) of unusual dishes not seen elsewhere in town. Little Duck has just a few tables, but they are snaggable because they mainly do a thriving delivery business. Outstanding value for some of the most interesting and delicious food in town.
U-District Bars Strong enforcement of the drinking age in the neighborhood, combined with the fact that graduate students can’t afford to live so close to the city center, means that there are fewer bars than you might expect. Big Time Brewery is a high-quality brewpub. The basement College Inn Pub is much bigger than it seems when you walk in, with good beer selection, some pool tables, and good chili. Schultzy’s has excellent homemade sausage platters and sandwiches as well as a well-curated, mostly local tap list. Further west of campus, the Blue Moon Pub is a protected Historic Landmark/dive bar that has a long history of hosting various misfits, artists, and literary figures (Kerouac wrote about it, Thomas Pynchon supposedly spent a lot of time there incognito, etc.).
Live bands most evenings.
BEYOND THE UNIVERSITY DISTRICT- There are interesting clusters of fine restaurants in neighborhoods spreading out to the north and west, including Fremont and Greenwood. Most notable is probably Ballard (medium trek from downtown by bus or Uber). A visit here can combine an afternoon trip to the Nordic Heritage Museum with an evening out. The neighborhood has a concentration of small-scale live music venues, excellent restaurants, breweries, and bars clustered around Ballard Way and Market St. The many waterfront shipping supply and boat repair businesses retain the feel of old Seattle. Two destination places are by Renee Erickson: Walrus and Carpenter and
Barnacle Bar. Pestle Rock has excellent Isan Thai Food and Rupee has upscale South Indian/Sri Lankan food. Many other options. If the weather is good, it is fun to get out on the water by taking the Seattle Water Taxi from its downtown waterfront pier over to West Seattle. The ferry lands next to Marination Makai, a popular waterfront Hawaiian restaurant with great patio seating and beer selection. The beach, bars, and restaurants of the Alki neighborhood are a mile and half walk along a waterfront trail, or quick bus ride, away.
DINING OPTIONS EASILY ACCESSIBLE BY LINK LIGHT RAIL
Beacon Hill Link Station
Chef Melissa Miranda’s nationally renowned yet unpretentious Musang offers perhaps the best Filipino cuisine in Seattle, offering a wide variety of vegetable dishes made with an innovative vegan substitute for savory Filipino shrimp paste, as well as hearty but complex-flavored fare like 24-hour braised short ribs and fried chicken and gravy. Make sure to get a side of the garlic rice. Bar Del Corso serves what some consider to be the best Neapolitan-style pizza in Seattle with an authentic oven, thin-crusted with highquality toppings. Also on offer are classic Italian appetizers like arancini, grilled octopus, and burtata and broccoli rabe, as well as salads made with fresh local ingredients. Oak is an upbeat, family-friendly pub a quick walk from the Link station. It has a good selection of local beers on tap, and a very good gastro pub menu featuring an outstanding chicken sandwich and a wide assortment of creative salads. Perihelion Brewery has a wide selection of excellent beers, not only signature West Coast-style IPAs but English, Belgian, and German styles, and has a small but surprisingly good bar menu.
Columbia City Link Station
Chef/owner Meredith Molli’s La Medusa specializes in flavorful Sicilian cuisine, featuring fresh pasta and local ingredients (including many grown on her own farm.) The seasonal chalkboard menu changes daily and always features multiple vegetarian options. A wellcurated list of mostly Southern Italian wines is available. You can also enjoy an aperitif and snack as well as a very well-curated selection of Italian ingredients and wines to take back as gifts (or to your room) at the adjoining Italian market Persephone Island Soul is a lively restaurant featuring classic Jamaican dishes like jerk chicken, vatapa, fried catfish, and tostones. It also has excellent happy hour specials and both traditional and innovative Caribbean cocktails. Billiard Hoang offers unpretentious but excellent Vietnamese cuisine in the unlikely setting its name suggests. Delish has authentic Ethiopian cuisine with an extensive vegetarian as well as meat-based selections, and most importantly the wonderfully spongy Teff Injera flatbread. Sam Choy’s Poke to the Max brings classic poke preparations in a casual setting. The star is indeed the fresh, ice-cold raw ahi tuna or salmon in a variety of preparations (with “Sam’s spicy”
particularly recommended) and presentations (including salads, rice bowls, and tacos.) The Korean-style garlic fried chicken and kalua pork are also excellent. Traditional Hawaiian side dishes like mac and cheese salad, seaweed salad, and haupia are also available. Flying Lion is a very good local brewery, especially for connoisseurs of English ales.
Othello Link Station
Bang Bang Kitchen specializes in the cuisine of New Mexico, and is owned by two sisters from the Land of Enchantment who bring in authentic red and green Hatch chiles to make signature sauces (try the “Christmas” that mixes both) to accompany good enchiladas and burritos. Also a great place for a happy hour snack – try the green chile hush puppies and good selection of tequila and Mezcal-based cocktails. Huong Duong is a reasonably priced Vietnamese restaurant with particularly good phở. Taco Street has authentic Mexican street food very well-prepared with a salsa bar.
FINE DINING/SPLURGE WORTHY PLACES
If you have money to spend or something to celebrate, top high-end places include: LtD Edition Sushi. 1641 Nagle Place. Capitol Hill. Among Seattle’s several outstanding fine-dining destination sushi restaurants, this one stands out for its outstanding sake program.
Bateau. Renee Erickson’s upscale beef emporium has Northwest grass-fed beef butchered and aged in the French style. Expensive but the place to go if you like beef.
If you’d like to try Erickson’s famously good oysters at a lower price point (and in a more comfortable setting than her Ballard outpost), try the adjoining Boat Bar Altura. 617 Broadway E. Outstanding place takes an Italian approach to Northwest ingredients for its set menu dinners. Great space and service combine with some of the best food in town.
Sushi Suzuki. 4116 ½ E. Madison Street. Tucked down a side alley in Madison Park neighborhood, this is another omakase Japanese restaurant with a charismatic chef. Archipelago. 5607 Rainier Avenue S. Down in Rainier Valley, this acclaimed restaurant has a very creative set menu of Northwest ingredients and Filipino flavors, rooted in chefs Amber Manugui and Aaron Verzoza’s keen appreciation of how Seattle’s history is tied to empire and colonialism.
COFFEE IN SEATTLE.
Seattle deserves its reputation for having an excellent coffee culture. Every neighborhood has at least one independent café that serves as a neighborhood hub and daytime hangout. The baseline quality of beverage is high. In the past, there was a fairly set style for small local roasteries, as well as a clear hierarchy. More recently, things have fractured in a bunch of different creative directions, including trends toward
regional specialties (particularly Africa and Vietnam) and some novel brewing techniques. The only remaining point of universal agreement among cognoscenti is a shared sense of embarrassment that Seattle is the birthplace of the execrable Starbucks. Downtown used to be a coffee wasteland, with chains but no presence for Seattle’s excellent local roasters. Now many local roasteries worth trying have outposts near the hotel, e.g., Herkimer, Olympia, Anchorhead, Victrola, Fulcrum, and Caffé Ladro. The longstanding old school champion of Seattle independent roasters is Espresso Vivace, with locations near the Capitol Hill light rail and the REI flagship store.
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2025 Theme Panels
Panel : 00.0 -President’s Roundtable: “The Impact of the Trump Presidency on Higher Education and Political Science (A Special Discussion with WPSA Presidents)”
Date : Friday, April 18, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 604
Chair(s) : Frasure, Lorrie, lfrasure@polisci.ucla.edu, UCLA
In this very special Roundtable, hosted by WPSA President Lorrie Frasure, six past WPSA Presidents convene for an important discussion offering critical insights on the future of higher education and Political Science.
Ebers-Martinez, Valerie, Valerie.Martinez-Ebers@unt.edu, UNT Simpson, Andrea, asimpson@richmond.edu , University of Richmond DeSipio, Louis, ldesipio@uci.edu, University of California, Irvine Junn, Jane, junn@usc.edu, University of Southern California Ramirez, Ricardo, Ricardo.Ramirez.83@nd.edu, University of Notre Dame Lien, Pei-te, plien@polsci.ucsb.edu, University of California, Santa Barbara
Panel : 01.2 -Activism, Power, Protesting, and Social Movements
Date : Thursday, April 17, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 407
Chair(s) : Lin, Yi-Ping, yi-ping.lin@fu-berlin.de, Freie Universität Berlin
Description:
In recent years, tense political environments worldwide across a variety of regime types have increased the propensity to protest. As a result, several questions of interest have manifested in the literature on this topic: Under what conditions do protests flourish? Are there particular strategies activists adopt to succeed in their goals? What factors drive the intensity through which voters protest? Is it possible for disaffected voters to build power without explicit protest parties or in the face of adversity? The research in this panel investigates such questions in an effort to disclose the potential costs and benefits of protest on democracy and political participation.
Papers :
How Do Disaffected Voters Choose? Assessing Protest Voting Beyond Explicit Protest Parties
Camatarri, Stefano, stefano.camatarri@uclouvain.be, Catholic University of Louvain Gallina, Marta, marta.gallina@univ-catholille.fr, Catholic University of Lille Telegram based activity during the Yellow Vests social movement in France
Sebbah, brigitte, brigitte.sebbah@iut-tlse3.fr, Paul Sabatier Toulouse III University
Ratinaud, Pierre, pierre.ratinaud@univ-tlse2.fr , Jean Jaurès Toulouse II University
Activists in Time: From Intense Preferences to Political Participation
Wang, Sophia, jinghong.wang@yale.edu, Yale University
Discussant(s):
Bowler, Shaun - shaun.bowler@ucr.edu , University of California Riverside
Chau, Elizabeth - eschau1@uci.edu, University of California Irvine Lin, Yi-Ping - yi-ping.lin@fu-berlin.de, Freie Universität Berlin
Panel : 32.1 -Abolition(s)
Date : Thursday, April 17, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 601
Chair(s) :
Bennett, Nolan, nbennett@calpoly.edu, Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo
Description:
This Theme Panel, "Abolition(s)" considers the challenges and the possibilities posed by the relationships between state, law, order, and violence. Collectively, these papers use the frame of abolition as a way of diagnosing forms of violence and as a starting point for contesting domination. In doing so, they raise important questions about both the meaning and the future(s) of abolitionism.
Papers :
“To Live Violence-Free Lives”: The “INCITE!-Critical Resistance Statement” as Abolitionist Constitutionalism
Epstein, Daniel, danielepstein@uchicago.edu, University of Chicago
The Legitimation Crisis of the State and Abolition
Passavant, Paul, Passavant@hws.edu, Hobart and William Smith Colleges Is Abolition a Theory of (State) Nonviolence?
Singh, Jakeet, jsingh3@yorku.ca, York University
Discussant(s):
Kaushal-Carter, Kierstan - kierstkc@law.upenn.edu, University of Pennsylvania
Panel : 00.3 -Reimagining Transformation in a Fragile World
Date : Thursday, April 17, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : Willapa 5th Floor
Chair(s) :
Krause, Sharon , Sharon_Krause@brown.edu, Brown University
Papers :
Beyond Utopia: Revolution as Planetary Temporality
Sagan, Claire, csagan@vassar.edu, Vassar College
The Wonder of Unbecoming: A Politics of Decline for the Broken-Down Present
Croteau, Jessica, jcrotea2@jh.edu, Johns Hopkins University
“Rains come, the grass grows, rains stop, the grass burns”: Colonialism and Wildfires on Maui
Ferguson, Kathy, kferguso@hawaii.edu, University of Hawaii at Manoa
Comfort, Gentleness, and the Genuine: Embracing Temporary and Shaky Affirmations
DeBole, David, ddebole1@jhu.edu, Johns Hopkins University
Discussant(s):
Grove, Jairus - jairusg@hawaii.edu, University of Hawaii at Manoa
Panel : 04.2 -Challenging and Extending Environmental & Climate Justice
Date : Thursday, April 17, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 407
Chair(s) :
Ko, Inhwan, inhwanko@unr.edu, University of Nevada, Reno
Description:
This panel features papers that examine how instances of environmental and climate injustice occur around the world and provide implications on how to alleviate them through policy design, practices, and governance.
Papers : Maladaptation and Moral Hazard: Rethinking Climate Justice and Adaptation Governance
Carmack, Meagan, mcarmack@uw.edu, University of Washington
Wealthy countries are not immune to global problems: applying a resilience approach to divergent country-level COVID-19 mortality outcomes and expected climate change adaptation capacity
Levin, Tova Donovan, tova.levin@gwu.edu, The George Washington University
Embedding Environmental Justice into Climate Change Adaptation Policy and Practice
Schlosberg, David, david.schlosberg@sydney.edu.au, University of Sydney
Della Bosca, Hannah, , University of Sydney
de Kleyn, Lisa, , La Trobe University
Rickards, Lauren, , La Trobe University
Environmental Injustice Across the Atlantic: Sacrifice Zones in Europe
Vanderheiden, Steve, vanders@colorado.edu, University of Colorado at Boulder
Santala, Aine, aine.santala@colorado.edu, University of Colorado at Boulder
Discussant(s):
Karageorge, Kaleigh - kkarageo@purdue.edu, Purdue University
Marques de Mesquita, Carolina - carolina.marquesdemesquita@yale.edu, Yale University
Panel : 01.12 -In Memoriam: The Political Vision of James Scott
Date : Thursday, April 17, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 401
Chair(s) :
Zirakzadeh, Cyrus, capeern@gmail.com, University of Connecticut
Description:
The late James Scott argued that non-elites – often dismissed by both social scientists and pundits as “ill-informed,” “easily manipulated,” “passive,” and “weak” – in fact sagely transform their social worlds and political orders through sub-rosa resistance and informal organization. This panel explores the practical implications, the pedagogic possibilities, and the methodological importance of Scott’s thought for the 2020s, a time when many scholars, journalists, and other public intellectuals wonder if liberal democracy might be nearing its deathbed.
Papers :
Two Cheers for Practical Knowledge (and Maybe More!)
Ruchet, Olivier, olivier.ruchet@unil.ch, Universite de Lausanne
Teaching James C. Scott's 'Hidden Transcripts' to Advanced Undergraduates
Schwartz-Shea, Peregrine, psshea@poli-sci.utah.edu, University of Utah
Making Waves: Science and Poetry in the Work of James C. Scott
Zirakzadeh, Cyrus, Capeern@gmail.com, University of Connecticut
Names, numbers, and categories in James C. Scott’s work
Yanow, Dvora, Dvora.Yanow.prof@gmail.com, Wageningen University
Discussant(s):
Wedeen, Lisa - lwedee@uchicago.edu, University of Chicago
Panel : 03.4 -Roundtable: Hope Springs Eternal: So Why Is Everybody Selling It?
Date : Thursday, April 17, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 503
Chair(s) :
Hodgetts, Matthew, mkh83@case.edu, Case Western Reserve University
Description:
As the climate crisis dangerously accelerates and governments have responded either with insufficient action or with outright denial and obstructionism, we face a range of possible responses, from defiant, radical hope and optimism to resigned preparation for planetary catastrophe. The panel considers how environmental political theory might respond to this situation and what it actually means to talk about concepts like hope, optimism, defiance, radicalism, pessimism, and resignation and how each of these responses can be either productive, debilitating, or both.
Discussant(s):
Allen, Ira - Ira.Allen@nau.edu, Northern Arizona University
Cannavo, Peter - pcannavo@hamilton.edu, Hamilton College
Croteau, Jessica - jcrotea2@jh.edu, Johns Hopkins University
Hall, Cheryl - chall@usf.edu, University of South Florida
Meyer, John - john.meyer@humboldt.edu, Cal Poly Humboldt
Ottinger, Gwen - ottinger@drexel.edu, Drexel University
Witlacil, Mary - Mary.Witlacil@sdsmt.edu, South Dakota Mines
Panel : 08.2 -Addressing the Boundaries of Indigenous Identity
Date : Thursday, April 17, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 602
Chair(s) :
Kessler-Mata, Kouslaa, ktkesslermata@usfca.edu, University of San Francisco
Description:
Papers included in this panel address the complexities of Indigenous identity in matters of representation, electoral politics, within economic structures, and in navigating the dynamics of Indigeneity in diaspora and at home. Authors engage questions about the impact of economic incentive structures on identity strength and formation, as well as questions about the impact of legislative quotas for Indigenous people in political negotiations. Other papers examine how gender shapes the political activism of Indigenous elders, and how diasporic online activism shapes and develops collective identity and social movements. Indigenous communities of Hawaii, Taiwan, Canada, Japan, and China are reflected in the research in these papers.
Papers :
“A Cursed Line of Mestizos and Tremendous Whores”; the Underside of the Politics of Indigenous Realness
Allard-Tremblay, Yann, yann.allard-tremblay@mcgill.ca, McGill University
Coburn, Elaine, ecoburn@glendon.yorku.ca, York University
One State, Two Worlds: Indigenous Representation in Taiwanese National Politics
Allen, Geoff, geoff.allen@utahtech.edu, Utah Tech University
Online Activism: Examining the Digital Landscape and the Indigenous Identity
Politics of the Okinawan/Ryukyuan Diaspora
Masaki, Sara, sara.masaki@gmail.com, Occidental College
Gender and Weathering: The impact of gender on Activism and Advocacy on Native Hawaiian elders Coping and Resilience Strategies
Phan, Ngoc, ntphan@hpu.edu, Hawaii Pacific University
De Lude, Leilani, , Jara, Catherine, , Cruz, Lynette, , Economic Opportunities and the Remaking of Identities
Hong, Ji Yeon, jeanhong@umich.edu, University of Michigan Zhang, Jipeng, jipengzhang@sdu.edu.cn, Shandong University
Discussant(s):
Fillmore, Mel - melfillmore@ou.edu, University of Oklahoma
Panel : 04.5 -Environmental & Climate Justice Social Movements
Date : Friday, April 18, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 406
Chair(s) :
DeBole, David, ddebole1@jh.edu, Johns Hopkins University
Description:
While some lament wide-spread Climate Change inaction, activism to prevent it has been dynamic and changing itself. Insights in this panel shed light on the differing ways people and organization relate to and perceive Climate Change, as well as the action needed to prevent it, through the changing dynamics within activist circles.
Papers :
Exploring Core-Periphery Subjectivities: Transnational Advocacy Networks and Environmental Movements in India
Hukil, Roomana, romahukil@gmail.com, Independent Researcher
A Picture of Movement Autonomy and its Predictors
Karageorge, Kaleigh, kkarageo@purdue.edu, Purdue University
“Let’s Dream Together”: Youth Climate Activism and Regenerative Social Movements
Marques de Mesquita, Carolina, carolina.marquesdemesquita@yale.edu, Yale University
Fighting the “climate agenda”: understanding a facet of the contemporary anticlimate movement in Canada
Stuart, Mary, marystuart@uvic.ca, University of Victoria
Discussant(s):
McLaughlin-Zamora, Michele - michele_zamora@umail.ucsb.edu, University of California, Santa Barbara
Panel : 19.2 -Exploring Political (Im)Possibilities
Date : Friday, April 18, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 507
Chair(s) : Johnson, Andrew, andrew.johnson@lmu.edu, Loyola Marymount University
Description:
This year’s theme asks us to attend “not just crisis and challenge” but also to our ability to envision and pursue transformative futures. The papers on this panel argue films from Studio Ghibli and the Wachowskis as well as literature from authors such as Ursula K. Le Guin, N.K. Jemisin, and Evgenia Nekrasova provide valuable lessons for our collective political imagination.
Papers :
Baudrillard and The Matrix: Thinking About Change in the Twenty-First Century
Sadat-Sharkey, Stanley, sshar181@ucr.edu, University of California - Riverside
Radical Literary Intertext and Imagined Kin: Nekrasova's Novel Kozha as Embodied Empathy
Monet, Christy, m.christy@nyu.edu, New York University
Two Abolitionist Parables: Omelas vs. Um-Helat
Johnson, Andrew, andrew.johnson@lmu.edu, Loyola Marymount University
Fiction as Esoteric Critique of Imperialist Ideology in Japanese Children’s Literature and Cinema
Roberts, Daniel, danielroberts@g.harvard.edu, Harvard University
Discussant(s):
Monet, Christy - m.christy@nyu.edu, New York University
Panel : 06.7 -Roundtable: Of, With, and For the Movement: The Task of Researching
Racial Justice Organizing
Date : Saturday, April 19, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 502
Chair(s) :
Davies, Jordie, ejdavies@uci.edu, University of California, Irvine
Description:
The purpose of this discussion roundtable is to bring together a cohort of researchers who study racial justice organizing while sharing the political commitment of these movements, tackling head on the challenges and rewards of conducting social science research that is legible to both scholars and activists.
Discussant(s):
Davies, Jordie - ejdavies@uci.edu, University of California, Irvine
Jackson, Jenn - jjacks37@syr.edu, Syracuse University
Robertson, Crystal - crystdr1@uci.edu, University of California, Irvine
Zepeda-Millan, Chris - czm@ucla.edu, University of California, Los Angeles
Panel : 15.11 -Not Knowing: The Democratic Power of Oblivion, Ignorance, and Silence
Date : Saturday, April 19, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 606
Chair(s) : Ferguson, Kennan, kennan@uwm.edu, University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee
Description:
This panel questions a tendency in politics and political science to understand ignorance primarily as a civic vice and a force for democratic retrenchment. Contrary to the contemporary preoccupation with information, speech, transparency, and knowledge –and the uncritical assumption that the more of these goods we have, the better – this panel seeks to illuminate the importance of silence, oblivion, and certain forms of ignorance to democratic and individual flourishing.
Papers :
Max Scheler and Charles Taylor on Self-Knowledge: Dispatches from Alfaro Altamirano, Adriana, adriana.alfaro@itam.mx, Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México
Rule by Not-Knowing: The Philosophical Sorcery of Plato’s Noble Lie
Giamario, Patrick , ptgiamar@uncg.edu, University of North Carolina, Greensboro
We Live in Oblivion: On the Positive Goods of Arendtian Privacy
Pressly, Lowry, pressly@stanford.edu, Stanford University
Discussant(s):
Satkunanandan, Shalini - ssatkunanandan@ucdavis.edu, University of California, Davis
Panel : 06.9 -Roundtable: The State of Intersectionality Research in Political Science
Date : Saturday, April 19, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 502
Chair(s) : Jackson, Jenn, jjacks37@syr.edu, Syracuse University
Description:
The present political moment demands that political scientists take seriously the roles of race, gender, sexuality, and class in the lives and behaviors of people in the mass public. As such, in this panel, we will discuss how our discipline has worked to incorporate intersectional methods and approaches over the past three decades and where the discipline is and should be headed next.
Discussant(s):
Brower, Margaret - mpbrower@uw.edu, Hancock, Ange-Marie - hancock.39@osu.edu, Ohio State Pinderhughes, Dianne - Dianne.M.Pinderhughes.1@nd.edu, Notre Dame
Panel : 25.7 -Democratizing Campaign Contributions: Insights from Seattle's Voucher System
Date : Friday, April 18, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 505
Chair(s) :
Griffith, Alan, alangrif@uw.edu, University of Washington
Description:
At a time when democratic norms and institutions are being challenged nationally, can electoral innovation at the local level help sustain democracy? This panel draws together academics and municipal officials and campaign strategists to explore the new Seattle Democracy Voucher Program and Jennifer Heerwig’s recently released co-authored book “Democracy Vouchers and the Promise of Fairer Elections in Seattle (PLAC: Political Lessons from American Cities).” This session will provide an opportunity to consider what lessons other localities might take from the early stories about implementation and consequences of the voucher program on campaigns and democracy.
Papers :
Democracy Vouchers and the Transformation of Seattle Politics
Heerwig, Jennifer, jennifer.heerwig@stonybrook.edu, Stony Brook University
Analysis of Democracy Vouchers and the Promise of Fairer Elections
Crawford, Evan, ecrawford@sandiego.edu, University of San Diego
Implementation Challenges and New Opportunities
LeBeau, Rene, Rene.LeBeau@seattle.gov, Seattle City Grow, Polly, Polly.Grow@seattle.gov, City of Seattle
Campaigning and vouchers
Anderstone, Ben, ben@anderstone.com, Progressive Strategies NW
Discussant(s):
Griffith, Alan - alangrif@uw.edu, University of Washington
Table of Contents Daily Schedule
PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOPS
Panel : 33.1 -Pre-Conference Workshop: Environmental Political Theory
Date : Wednesday, April 16, 08:30AM - 05:00PM
Location : Elwha B 5th Floor
Chair(s) :
Meyer, John, john.meyer@humboldt.edu, Cal Poly Humboldt Frederick Lambacher, Jason, jlambach@uw.edu, University of Washington Bothell
Details :
Environmental Political Theory Workshop Agenda
Wednesday April 16, 2025 - Hyatt Regency, Downtown Seattle
The Environmental Political Theory (EPT) group gathers together scholars and activists who are interested in what political theory can contribute to larger debates and intellectual discussions about environmental challenges. Workshop sessions enable participants to share their projects and scholarship, to discuss pedagogy, and to address shared challenges.
8:30-9:00am Light Breakfast
9:00-10:00am Introductions
10:00-10:30am Part 1: Project Presentations. Brief introductions to embryonic project ideas, collaborative opportunities, and other creative ideas
10:30-11:30am Part 2: Breakout discussions of projects/ideas
11:30-12:30pm Lunch Break
12:45-2:00pm Teaching EPT in the Trump Years: Small group discussions followed by full roundtable
2:00-2:45pm Planning for next year
3:00-5:00pm Guided Visit to Overlook Walk, with Cary Moon Earthquake Aftershocks: The Politics of Transforming the Seattle Waterfront The 1999 Seattle earthquake kicked off a decades-long transformation of west downtown, including the tear-down of a major elevated freeway, construction of a costly new tunnel underneath the city, a rebuilt seawall, development of waterfront properties, the creation of transit, bicycle, and pedestrian boulevards, and – in 2024 – an astonishing new pedestrian park extending from Pike Place Market to Elliot Bay. Cary Moon is an urban design and landscape architect and
former candidate for Seattle mayor. She co-founded and led the People’s Waterfront Coalition, which advocated for taking the billions of dollars scheduled for Seattle’s “big dig” tunnel to create an array of green transit, pedestrian, and public spaces on the waterfront. While the tunnel option was eventually chosen, some of the ideas advocated by the People’s Waterfront Coalition were also adopted. On this walk, Cary will discuss the backstory of the transformation, which has helped define Seattle politics in the early 21st century. A scheduled meeting point will be available for those unable to complete the walk; contingency plan in case of inclement weather.
Park Information: https://waterfrontseattle.org/waterfront-projects/overlookwalk
6:30pm: Group Dinner Location TBA
Please RSVP so we can gauge the workshop attendance
RSVP:
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Questions? Contact workshop organizers: John Meyer, Cal Poly Humboldt, john.meyer@humboldt.edu
Jason Frederick Lambacher, University of Washington Bothell, jlambach@uw.edu
Panel : 33.2 -Pre-Conference Workshop: Feminist Theory
Date : Wednesday, April 16, 01:30PM - 05:00PM
Location : Elwha A 5th Floor
Chair(s) : Beard, Lisa, lisa.beard@wwu.edu, Western Washington University Hsueh, Vicki, hsuehv@wwu.edu, Western Washington University
Presenters:
Gina Starblanket, University of Victoria, School of Indigenous Governance, Making Space for Indigenous Feminism, 3rd Edition
We thank Fernwood Publishing for a discount code: WPSA20. US orders can be made through Columbia University Press; Canadian orders through Fernwood Publishing
We will be reading the volume in its entirety but focusing our discussion on the following chapters (authored or co-authored by Gina Starblanket): “Extending our
Accounts of Indigenous Feminism,” “Red Ticket Women: Revisiting the Political Contributions of the Indian Rights for Indian Women’s Movement,” and “On Black and Indigenous Relationality: A Conversation.”
Judy Rohrer, Eastern Washington University, Gender, Women’s & Sexuality Studies, “(Re)purposing, not ‘Rightsizing’: Responding to Recent Attacks on Gender, Women's, and Sexuality Studies in the U.S. Academy” (WSQ: Women’s Studies Quarterly, 2024) [article attached]
Discussants:
Heidi Kiiwetinepinesiik Stark, University of Victoria, School of Indigenous Governance Annie Menzel, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Gender & Women’s Studies
Schedule for the day:
1:30pm - 2:00pm – Coffee, snacks, social
2:00pm - 3:30pm – Book session (Gina Starblanket and Heidi Kiiwetinepinesiik Stark)
3:30pm - 4:00pm – Coffee, snacks, social
4:00pm - 5:00pm – Article session (Judy Rohrer and Annie Menzel)
Panel : 33.3 -Pre-Conference Workshop: Latina/o/x Politics
Date : Wednesday, April 16, 01:30PM - 05:30PM
Location : Quinault 5th Floor
Chair(s) :
Olds, Christopher , cpolds@fhsu.edu, Fort Hays State University
Papers :
Workshop Theme: Latina/o/x Politics in Unprecedented Times
1:30 pm to 2:00 pm
Opening Remarks, Introductions, and Refreshments
2:00 pm to 2:29 pm
“Exclusion to Empowerment? The Effects of Anti-Immigration Legislation on Latino Political Participation”
Alexandria Coronado (abcoronado@crimson.ua.edu) University of Alabama
2:30 pm to 2:59 pm
“Sowing Dysfunction: The Limits of Pan-Ethnic Mobilization and its Implications”
Andrea Borbon (aiborbon@asu.edu) Arizona State University
3:00 pm to 3:29 pm
“Applying Intersectional Advocacy to the Mobilization of Latinas: A Conjoint Study”
Margaret Perez Brower (mpbrower@uw.edu) University of Washington
3:30 pm to 3:59 pm
“The Latino Working Class in the Age of MAGA”
Alfredo Carlos (acarlos@csudh.edu) Cal State University, Dominguez Hills
4:00 pm to 4:29 pm
“Latine Emotions and Trump: Testing Causal Assumptions of Emotional Politics”
Ángel Saavedra Cisneros (a.saavedra@bowdoin.edu) Bowdoin College
4:30 pm to 5:14 pm
“Successful Navigation of the Academic Publishing Process”
Benjamin Gonzalez O’Brien (bgonzalezobrien@sdsu.edu) San Diego State University and co-editor of the Journal of Race, Ethnicity, and Politics
5:15 pm to 5:30 pm
Closing Remarks and Conference Reminders
Discussant(s):
Olds, Christopher - cpolds@fhsu.edu, Fort Hays State University
Table of Contents Daily Schedule
MINI-CONFERENCES
Mini-conference on Asian and Pacific Islander American Politics
Panel : 30.1 -Asian Americans and racial discrimination
Date : Friday, April 18, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 501
Chair(s) :
Papers :
Anti-Asian Racism Beliefs and Asian American Political Resistance
Merseth, Julie Lee, jmerseth@northwestern.edu, Northwestern University
How do Sources of Discrimination Affect Political Participation? A Case Study of Asian Americans
Nie, Qiaoyi, qiaoyin2@illinois.edu, University of Illinois, Urbana Champaign
Coalitions, conflicts, and the space in between: political relations between Asians, Blacks, and Latinos in the U.S.
Lu, Fan, fan.lu@queensu.ca, Queen's University (Canada)
A Comprehensive Understanding of Asian American Political Attitudes and Behaviors
Kim, Chan Song, chansong@uwm.edu, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Media framing, threat, and Anti-Asian sentiment
Liang, Siyu, sliang46@g.ucla.edu, University of California, Los Angeles
Discussant(s):
Aoki, Andy - aoki@augsburg.edu, Augsburg University
Junn, Jane - junn@usc.edu, University of Southern California
Panel : 30.2 -Asian American professionalization roundtable
Date : Friday, April 18, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 501
Chair(s) : Raychaudhuri, Tanika , tanikar@rice.edu, Rice University
Papers :
Publishing scholarship in AAPI Politics and REP
Discussant(s):
Aoki, Andy - aoki@augsburg.edu, Augsburg University
Masuoka, Natalie - nmasuoka@ucla.edu, UCLA
Phan, Ngoc - ntphan@hpu.edu, Hawaii Pacific University
Shah, Paru - paru.shah@rutgers.edu, Rutgers University
Panel : 30.3 -Asian American political participation
Date : Friday, April 18, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 501
Chair(s) :
Papers :
Signals of Racial Inclusion, Descriptive Representation, and Asian American Political Participation
Nathan, Chan, Nathan.Chan@lmu.edu, Loyola Marymount University
AAPI Civic Education and Political Engagement
Archer, Allison, amarche3@central.uh.edu, University of Houston
Raychaudhuri, Tanika , tanikar@rice.edu, Rice University
Religious Institutions and Political Mobilization: The Role of Sikh Gurdwaras in Canadian Elections
Liddar, Rupinder, rupinder.liddar@mail.mcgill.ca, McGill University
Everyone Says We Should Be Winning: Asian American Descriptive Representation
Phillips, Christian, cdphilli@usc.edu, University of Southern California
Shah, Paru, paru.shah@rutgers.edu, Rutgers University
Discussant(s):
Masuoka, Natalie - nmasuoka@ucla.edu, UCLA
Panel : 30.4 -Roundtable: Local community activists panel
Date : Friday, April 18, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 501
Chair(s) :
Lu, Fan, fan.lu@queensu.ca, Queen's University (Canada)
Papers :
Discussant(s):
Al-Faham, Hajer - hajer1@sas.upenn.edu, Seattle Office for Civil Rights
Au, Wayne - wayneau@uw.edu, UW Bothell
Basu, Sutapa - sbasu@uw.edu, Women’s Center, University of Washington
Pritchard, Faaluaina - faaluaina@asiapacificculturalcenter.org, Asia Pacific Cultural Center
Veloria, Velma - rosete80@gmail.com, University of Washington
Mini-conference on Political Science at Community Colleges
Panel : 31.0 -AI Roundtable: Reimagining Education
Date : Friday, April 18, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 401
Chair(s) :
Garcia, Rogelio, garciar3@elac.edu, East Los Angeles College
Papers :
AI in Education: Ethical Considerations and Practical Applications
Garcia, Rogelio, garciar3@elac.edu, East Los Angeles College
Discussant(s):
Wohlers, Tony - awohlers@corning-cc.edu, Corning Community College
Panel : 31.1 -Beyond Lectures: Innovative Teaching Strategies for Political Science in Community Colleges
Date : Friday, April 18, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 401
Chair(s) :
Garcia, Rogelio, garciar3@elac.edu, East Los Angeles College
Papers :
Succeeding in American Government: The Benefits of Supplemental Instruction in Political Science at a Hispanic-Serving Institution
Bozonelos, Dino, dino.bozonelos@vvc.edu, Victor Valley College
Discussant(s):
Levy, La Della - ladella.levy@csn.edu, College of Southern Nevada
Panel : 31.2 -Amplifying Our Voices: Empowering Community College Students
Date : Friday, April 18, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 401
Chair(s) :
Bozonelos, Dino, dino.bozonelos@vvc.edu, Victor Valley College
Papers :
Who Am I to Say? Teaching Epistemology for Civic Engagement in Introduction to American Politics Classes
Gillman, Anne, GillmaA@arc.losrios.edu, American River College
Discussant(s):
Bozonelos, Dino - dino.bozonelos@vvc.edu, Victor Valley College
Panel : 31.3 -Beyond the Classroom: Collaborating for Success
Date : Friday, April 18, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 401
Chair(s) : Levy, La Della , ladella.levy@csn.edu, College of Southern Nevada
Discussant(s): Levy, La Della - ladella.levy@csn.edu, College of Southern Nevada
Mini-conference on Theorizing Violence
Panel : 32.1 -Abolition(s)
Date : Thursday, April 17, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 601
Chair(s) :
Bennett, Nolan, nbennett@calpoly.edu, Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo
Papers :
“To Live Violence-Free Lives”: The “INCITE!-Critical Resistance Statement” as Abolitionist Constitutionalism
Epstein, Daniel, danielepstein@uchicago.edu, University of Chicago
The Legitimation Crisis of the State and Abolition
Passavant, Paul, Passavant@hws.edu, Hobart and William Smith Colleges Is Abolition a Theory of (State) Nonviolence? Singh, Jakeet, jsingh3@yorku.ca, York University
Discussant(s):
Kaushal-Carter, Kierstan - kierstkc@law.upenn.edu, University of Pennsylvania
Panel : 32.2 -Archives of Violence
Date : Thursday, April 17, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 601
Chair(s) :
Olson, Kevin, kevin.olson@uci.edu, University of California Irvine
Papers :
“All political power comes from the shadow of a gun:” The Black Panther Party’s politics of armed propaganda
Cervantes Perez, Claudia, ccperez@princeton.edu, Princeton University
Violence by Design: The Afterlife of Slavery and its Feminist Futures
Gambino, Elena, elena.gambino@rutgers.edu, Rutgers University
Heuerding, Ayisha, anh127@polisci.rutgers.edu, Rutgers University
State Violence and Subject De/Formation in Joseph Andras' De Nos Frères Blessés Goodwin, Noah, goodw266@umn.edu, University of Minnesota - Twin Cities
Discussant(s):
Herrera Helphand, Dawn - dhelphand@luc.edu, Loyola University of Chicago
Panel : 32.3 -Subjectification and subjectivation
Date : Thursday, April 17, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 601
Chair(s) :
Kehlenbach, Stefan, skehlenbach@albany.edu, University at Albany
Papers :
Campus Protests and the Construction of Indefensible Subjects
Garnett, Tré, tgarn006@ucr.edu, University of California, Riverside
Subject Formation in Israeli AI and Surveillance
Gortler, Shai, gortler@uark.edu, University of Arkansas
Guillotining the Political: Algerian Political Prisoners Amidst the War for Independence (1954-1962)
Le Penne, Shirley, sl3287@cornell.edu, Cornell University
The Dialectics of Governance: Police Violence and Police Surveillance of Protest
Movements
Kaushal-Carter, Kierstan, kierstkc@law.upenn.edu, University of Pennsylvania
Discussant(s):
Browers, Michaelle - browerm@wfu.edu, Wake Forest University
Panel : 32.4 -On Oddities and Ontologies of Violence
Date : Friday, April 18, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 601
Chair(s) : Goldstein, Joshua, joshua.goldstein@ucalgary.ca, University of Calgary
Papers :
Two-Headed Gorillas, Theorizing Typical Violence, and the Ontological Invitation: An Introduction and Example
Goldstein, Joshua, joshua.goldstein@ucalgary.ca, University of Calgary
The Oddity and Ontology of Genocidal Violence
Hiebert, Maureen, hiebertm@ucalgary.ca, University of Calgary
Theorizing Terrorism As An Oddity of Violence
Cameron, Gavin, gcameron@ucalgary.ca, University of Calgary
The Novelty of Political Violence: Oddity, ontology, epistemology
Bashovski, Marta, Marta.Bashovski@uregina.ca, Campion College at the University of Regina
Discussant(s):
Panel : 32.5 -Burning it Down
Date : Friday, April 18, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 601
Chair(s) :
Nichols, Robert, ronichol@ucsc.edu, University of California, Santa Cruz
Papers :
Latin-American Feminist Utopia Revisited
Chaparro-Martinez, Amneris , amneris_chaparro@cieg.unam.mx, UNAM
Another Nonviolence: Anticolonial Resistance Without 'Truth' Kaku, Archana, abkaku@wm.edu, William & Mary
“I do it for love and revenge”: 19th Century Women’s ‘Badger’ Crimes as Feminist Vengeance
Slupek, Agatha, agatha.slupek@wmich.edu, Western Michigan University
From femicide to territorial feminicide: Indigenous feminist resistance in Central America and colonial violence
Méndez, María, maria.mendez@utoronto.ca, University of Toronto
Discussant(s):
Pool, Heather - poolh@denison.edu, Denison University
Panel : 32.6 -Roundtable: Discipline and Punish: 50 Years After
Date : Friday, April 18, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 601
Chair(s) :
Kaku, Archana, abkaku@wm.edu, William & Mary
Discussant(s):
Bargu, Banu - bbargu@ucsc.edu, University of California, Santa Cruz
Berk, Christopher - cberk@gmu.edu, George Mason University
Gortler, Shai - gortler@uark.edu, University of Arkansas
Heberle, Renee - renee.heberle@utoledo.edu, University of Toledo
Panel : 32.7 -Gendered Violence and Resistance
Date : Friday, April 18, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 601
Chair(s) :
Owen, Rose, owenr@newschool.edu, The New School of Social Research
Papers :
The Mano Dura Approach of Suicidio Feminicida Law: Consequences and Limitations
Acuña, Samantha, sacuna@oxy.edu, Occidental College
The Resistance of Palestinian Women: Between Fact & Affect, Affect & Abjection
Browers, Michaelle, browerm@wfu.edu, Wake Forest University
“The coffee that wakes you up”: The Silingan Coffee mothers’ anti-drug violence advocacy
Marielle, Marcaida, marcaida@uw.edu, University of Washington - Seattle
Holding the State Accountable: The Fourth Estate in _Alaska Daily_
Pool, Heather, poolh@denison.edu, Denison University
Discussant(s):
Slupek, Agatha - agatha.slupek@wmich.edu, Western Michigan University
Panel : 32.8 -Revisiting Canonical Thinkers and Concepts
Date : Saturday, April 19, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 601
Chair(s) :
Passavant, Paul, Passavant@hws.edu, Hobart and William Smith Colleges
Papers :
Patriarchal Structures and Capitalist Exploitation: A Feminist Theorization of State Excessive Violence
Carareto, Taís, souzacarareto.1@osu.edu, The Ohio State University Violence and the Economy of Service
Herrera Helphand, Dawn , dhelphand@luc.edu, Loyola University of Chicago
Revisiting the Platonic Tyrant: Violence at the Limits of Political Thought Petersen-Overton, Kristofer, kpetersenoverton@gmail.com, Babson College
Discussant(s):
Cucharo, Stephen - scucharo@wesleyan.edu, Wesleyan University
Panel : 32.9 -Author-meets-critics: Banu Bargu's Disembodiment: Corporeal Politics of Radical Refusal
Date : Saturday, April 19, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 601
Chair(s) : Olson, Kevin, kevin.olson@uci.edu, University of California Irvine
Discussant(s):
Bargu, Banu - bbargu@ucsc.edu, University of California, Santa Cruz
Gortler, Shai - gortler@uark.edu, University of Arkansas
Kemerli, Pinar - pkemerli@bard.edu, Bard College
Martel, James - jmartel@sfsu.edu, San Francisco State University
Velasquez-Potts, Michelle - michellevp@ou.edu, Oklahoma University
Panel : 32.10 -Reproductive Domination
Date : Saturday, April 19, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 601
Chair(s) :
Deylami, Shirin, Shirin.Deylami@wwu.edu, Western Washington University
Papers :
A Political Theory of Reproductive Domination
Kessel, Alisa, kessel@pugetsound.edu, University of Puget Sound
Reproducing American Imperialism: U.S. Pro-Life Discourse, Fetal Human Rights, and Decolonial Feminist Encounters
Leach, Brittany, brittany.leach@siu.edu, Southern Illinois University-Carbondale
The Sovereign's Wrath: Gendered Power and Reproductive Control
Anker, Elisabeth, anker@gwu.edu, George Washington University
Discussant(s):
Lowndes, Joseph - joseph.lowndes@hunter.cuny.edu, Hunter College
Panel : 32.11 -Critical Medeas: Violence and Politics Between Myth and Reality
Date : Saturday, April 19, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 601
Chair(s) :
Balfour, Lawrie , klb3q@virginia.edu, The University of Virginia
Papers :
The Medea Project: Rage, Violence, and Choral Collectives
Hanley, Danielle, danhanley@clarku.edu, Clark University
Disappearing Motherhood in Euripides’ Medea
Fedi, Silvia, silvia.fedi@emory.edu, Emory University
Should Political Theory Cut the Queen’s Head? Sovereignty, Body-territory, and the Power over Life and Death
Zebadua-Yanez, Veronica, vzebadua@spelman.edu, Spelman College
Feminist Violence and the End of Politics
Owen, Rose, owenr@newschool.edu, The New School of Social Research
Discussant(s):
Chen, Ani - aac245@cornell.edu, Cornell University
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AUTHOR MEETS CRITICS PANELS
Panel : 03.1 -Authors-meet-critics: Ali Aslam, David McIvor and Joel Schlosser's Earthborn Democracy: A Political Theory of Entangled Life
Date : Thursday, April 17, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 503
Chair(s) :
Hsueh, Vicki, Vicki.Hsueh@wwu.edu, Western Washington University
Discussant(s):
Aslam, Ali - aaslam@mtholyoke.edu, Mount Holyoke College
Hsueh, Vicki - Vicki.Hsueh@wwu.edu, Western Washington University
McIvor, David - david.mcivor@colostate.edu, Colorado State University
Schlosberg, David - david.schlosberg@sydney.edu.au, University of Sydney Schlosser, Joel - jschlosser@brynmawr.edu, Bryn Mawr College Young, Katherine - youngkat@hawaii.edu, University of Hawaii, Hilo
Panel : 03.9 -Authors-meet-critics: Robert Kirsch and Emily Ray's Be Prepared: Doomsday Prepping in the United States
Date : Saturday, April 19, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 503
Chair(s) :
Rowe, James, jkrowe@uvic.ca, University of Victoria
Discussant(s):
Behl, Natasha - natasha.behl@asu.edu, Arizona State University
Hultgren, John - johnhultgren@bennington.edu, Bennington College Kirsch, Robert - robert.kirsch@asu.edu, Arizona State University Luke, Timothy - twluke@vt.edu, Virginia Tech
Ray, Emily - emily.ray@sonoma.edu, Sonoma State University
Panel : 05.2 -Author Meets Critics: Commander-In-Chief by Casey B.K. Dominguez
Date : Thursday, April 17, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 508
Chair(s) :
McCarty, Timothy, tmccarty@sandiego.edu, University of San Diego
Discussant(s):
Bimes, Terri - bimes@berkeley.edu, University of California at Berkeley
Dominguez, Casey - caseydominguez@SanDiego.edu, University of San Diego
Ellis, Richard - rellis@willamette.edu, Willamette University
Zeisberg, Mariah - zeisberg@umich.edu, University of Michigan
Panel : 05.6 -Authors-Meet-Critics: The Presidents and the People: Five Presidents who Threatened Democracy and the Citizens who Fought to Defend It, by Corey Brettschneider AND Presidential Accountability in Wartime: President Bush, the Treatment of Detainees, and the Laws of War, by Stuart Streichler
Date : Saturday, April 19, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 508
Chair(s) :
Mayerfeld, Jamie, jasonm@uw.edu, University of Washington
Discussant(s):
Brettschneider, Corey - corey_brettschneider@brown.edu, Brown University
Dow, Douglas - douglas.dow@utdallas.edu, University of Texas at Dallas Streichler, Stuart - stuartst@umich.edu, University of Washington
Panel : 06.6 -Author Meets Readers: “Fatal Denial: The Political Life of Black Infant Mortality,” by Annie Menzel
Date : Friday, April 18, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 504
Chair(s) :
Beard, Lisa, lisa.beard@wwu.edu, Western Washington University
Discussant(s):
Beard, Lisa - lisa.beard@wwu.edu, Western Washington University
McLemore, Monica - mclemor@uw.edu, University of Washington
Menzel, Annie - acmenzel@wisc.edu, University of Wisconsin
Shulman, George - GMS1@NYU.EDU, NYU Gallatin
Syedullah, Jasmine - jsyedullah@vassar.edu, Vassar College
Threadcraft, Shatema - shatema.a.threadcraft@vanderbilt.edu, Vanderbilt University
Panel : 11.8 -Author-meets-critics: The Pregnancy Police: Conceiving Crime, Arresting Personhood by Grace E. Howard
Date : Saturday, April 19, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 509
Chair(s) :
Discussant(s):
Casper, Monica - mjcasper@seattleu.edu, Seattle University
McLemore, Monica - mclemor@uw.edu, University of Washington
Menzel, Annie - acmenzel@wisc.edu, University of Wisconsin
O'Brien, Jodi - jobrien@seattleu.edu, Seattle University
Perera, Dila - dila@openarmsps.org, Open Arms Perinatal Services
Panel : 11.9 -Author-meets-critics: Dual Justice: America’s Divergent Approaches to Street and Corporate Crime by Anthony Grasso
Date : Saturday, April 19, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 509
Chair(s) :
Discussant(s):
Cate, Sarah - scate@seattleu.edu, Seattle University
Grasso, Anthony - agrasso@camden.rutgers.edu, Rutgers University
McCann, Michael - , University of Washington
Taylor, Kirstine - taylork2@ohio.edu, Ohio University
Panel : 13.6 -Author Meets Critics: The Politics of Hate by Angelia Wilson
Date : Friday, April 18, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 603
Chair(s) :
Calfano, Brian , brian.calfano@uc.edu, University of Cincinnati
Papers :
Discussant(s):
Calfano, Brian - brian.calfano@uc.edu, University of Cincinnati
Martinez-Ebers, Valerie - , University of North Texas
Smith, Tony - , UC-Irvine
Wilson, Angelia - angelia.r.wilson@manchester.ac.uk, University of Manchester
Panel : 14.7 -Author Meets Critics: Refounding Democracy Through Intersectional Activism by Wendy Sarvasy
Date : Friday, April 18, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 505
Chair(s) :
Sampaio, Anna, asampaio@scu.edu,
Discussant(s):
Balfour, Lawrie - klb3q@virginia.edu, The University of Virginia Geron, Kim - kim.geron@csueastbay.edu, Jordan-Zachary, Julia - jordanzj@wfu.edu, Sarvasy, Wendy - wsarvasy@gmail.com, California State University, East Bay
Panel : 15.10 -Author-meets-critics: Solidarity Cities: Confronting Racial Capitalism, Mapping Transformation, by Maliha Safri, Marianna Pavlovskaya, Stephen Healy and Craig Borowiak (Minnesota 2024)
Date : Saturday, April 19, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 606
Chair(s) :
Aslam, Ali, aaslam@mtholyoke.edu, Mount Holyoke College
Solidarity Cities: Confronting Racial Capitalism, Mapping Transformation Borowiak, Craig, cborowia@haverford.edu, Haverford College
Discussant(s):
Carlos, Alfredo - acarlos@csudh.edu, California State University, Dominguez Hills
Douglas, Andrew - Andrew.Douglas@morehouse.edu, Morehouse College Kaswan, Mark - mark.kaswan@utrgv.edu, The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley Kohn, Margaret - peggy.kohn@utoronto.ca, University of Toronto Passavant, Paul - passavant@hws.edu, Hobart and William Smith Colleges
Panel : 15.12 -Author-meets-critics: Ira Allen's Panic Now? Tools for Humanizing
Date : Saturday, April 19, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 606
Chair(s) :
Martel, James, jmartel@sfsu.edu, San Francisco State University
Discussant(s):
Allen, Ira - Ira.Allen@nau.edu , Northern Arizona University
Bhattacharjee, Ritwik - ritwik85@student.ubc.ca, University of British Columbia Bruyneel, Kevin - kbruyneel@babson.edu, Babson College Chari, - anitac@uoregon.edu, University of Oregon
Rotem, Noga - nrotem@uw.edu, The University of Washington
Panel : 16.2 -Author-Meets-Critics: 'Politics in Captivity: Plantations, Prisons, and WorldBuilding,' by Lena Zuckerwise
Date : Thursday, April 17, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 402
Chair(s) :
Grattan, Laura, lgrattan@wellesley.edu, Wellesley College Zuckerwise, Lena , lena.zuckerwise@simmons.edu, Simmons University
Discussant(s):
Gordon, Jane - jane.gordon@uconn.edu, University of Connecticut LeSure, Ainsley - ainsley_lesure@brown.edu, Brown University Threadcraft, Shatema - shatema.a.threadcraft@vanderbilt.edu, Vanderbilt University
Panel : 16.4 -Author-Meets-Critics: Subaltern Silence: A Postcolonial Genealogy, by Kevin Olson
Date : Thursday, April 17, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 504
Chair(s) :
Erlenbusch-Anderson, Verena, vea@illinois.edu, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign Olson, Kevin, kevin.olson@uci.edu, University of California Irvine
Discussant(s):
Islekel, Ege Selin - selinislekel@tamu.edu, Texas A&M University Lorenzini, Daniele - danlor@sas.upenn.edu, University of Pennsylvania Martel, James - jmartel@sfsu.edu, San Francisco State University
Panel : 16.7 -Author Meets Critics: Kevin Pham's "The Architects of Dignity: Vietnamese Visions of Decolonization"
Date : Friday, April 18, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 402
Chair(s) :
Mares, Gabriel, gpmares84@gmail.com, n/a
Discussant(s):
Chang, Arturo - arturo.chang@utoronto.ca, University of Toronto
Hsueh, Vicki - hsuehv@wwu.edu, Western Washington University
Luo, Simon - luos@stanford.edu, Stanford University
Mares, Gabriel - gpmares84@gmail.com, n/a Pham, Kevin - k.d.pham@uva.nl, University of Amsterdam
Panel : 16.9 -Author Meets Readers: "Menace to the Future" by Jess Whatcott
Date : Saturday, April 19, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 402
Chair(s) : Whatcott, Jess, jwhatcott@sdsu.edu, San Diego State University
Discussant(s):
Arneil, Barbara - barbara.arneil@ubc.ca, University of British Columbia
Blaser, Art - blaser@chapman.edu, Chapman University
Hirschmann, Nancy - njh@sas.upenn.edu, University of Pennsylvania
Sircar, Althea - althea_sircar@redlands.edu, University of Redlands
Panel : 16.38 - Authors-Meet-Critics: Everyone’s Business What Companies Owe Society by Amit Ron and Abraham A. Singer
Date : Thursday, April 17, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 405
Chair(s) : Medearis, John, john.medearis@ucr.edu, University of California Riverside
Discussant(s): Brown, Brookes - brookes.brown@utoronto.ca, University of Toronto
Datta, Prithviraj - pdatta@fandm.edu, Franklin and Marshall College
Dobuzinskis, Laurent - dobuzins@sfu.ca, Simon Fraser University
Ron, Amit - amit.ron@asu.edu, Arizona State University
Smith, Jeffery - smitjeff@seattleu.edu, Seattle University
Panel : 17.17 -Author-meets-critics: Natasha Piano's Democracy and Elites: The Secret History of American Political Science
Date : Thursday, April 17, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 506
Chair(s) :
Comments on Natasha Piano, Democratic Elitism: The Founding Myth of American Political Science
Medearis, John , john.medearis@ucr.edu, University of California, Riverside Salamanca, Emily, emilycs@princeton.edu, Princeton University Watkins, David, djw172@gmail.com, University of Dayton
Discussant(s):
Medearis, John - john.medearis@ucr.edu, University of California, Riverside Salamanca, Emily - emilycs@princeton.edu, Princeton University
Watkins, David - djw172@gmail.com, University of Dayton
Panel : 17.18 -Author-meets-critics: Bonnie Honig's Political Theory and the Displacement of Politics (30th Anniversary Edition)
Date : Friday, April 18, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 507
Chair(s) :
Anker, Elisabeth, anker@gwu.edu , George Washington University
On the 30th Anniversary Edition of Bonnie Honig's *Political Theory and the Displacement of Politics*
Anker, Elisabeth, anker@gwu.edu , George Washington University George, Larry, Larry.George@csulb.edu , California State University Long Beach Grove, Jairus, jairusg@hawaii.edu, University of Hawaii at Manoa Rotem, Noga, nrotem@uw.edu, The University of Washington Honig, Bonnie , bonnie_honig@brown.edu, Brown University
Discussant(s):
Anker, Elisabeth - anker@gwu.edu , George Washington University George, Larry - Larry.George@csulb.edu , California State University Long Beach Grove, Jairus - jairusg@hawaii.edu, University of Hawaii at Manoa Rotem, Noga - nrotem@uw.edu, The University of Washington
Panel : 20.2 -Authors-Meet-Critics: The Politics of Perverts: The Political Attitudes and Actions of Non-Traditional Sexual Minorities by Charles Anthony Smith, Shawn R.
Schulenberg and Connor B. S. Strobel
Date : Thursday, April 17, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 607
Chair(s) :
Kammerer, Edward, edwardkammerer@isu.edu, Idaho State University
Discussant(s):
Schulenberg, Shawn - schulenberg@marshall.edu, Marshall University
Smith, Charles - casmith@uci.edu, UC Irvine
Smith-Cannoy, Heather - heather.smith-cannoy@asu.edu, Arizona State University
Strobel, Connor B.S. - strobel@uchicago.edu, University of Chicago
Wilson, Angelia - angelia.r.wilson@manchester.ac.uk, Manchester University
Panel : 32.9 -Author-meets-critics: Banu Bargu's Disembodiment: Corporeal Politics of Radical Refusal
Date : Saturday, April 19, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 601
Chair(s) :
Olson, Kevin, kevin.olson@uci.edu, University of California Irvine
Discussant(s):
Bargu, Banu - bbargu@ucsc.edu, University of California, Santa Cruz
Gortler, Shai - gortler@uark.edu, University of Arkansas
Kemerli, Pinar - pkemerli@bard.edu, Bard College
Martel, James - jmartel@sfsu.edu, San Francisco State University
Velasquez-Potts, Michelle - michellevp@ou.edu, Oklahoma University
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ROUNDTABLES
Panel : 03.3 -Roundtable: New Books in EPT
Date : Thursday, April 17, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 503
Chair(s) :
Cannavo, Peter, pcannavo@hamilton.edu, Hamilton College
Discussant(s):
Rowe, James - , University of Victoria
Wiebe, Sarah Marie - , University of Victoria
Winter, Christine - , University of Otago
Schedule
Panel : 03.4 -Roundtable: Hope Springs Eternal: So Why Is Everybody Selling It?
Date : Thursday, April 17, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 503
Chair(s) :
Hodgetts, Matthew, mkh83@case.edu, Case Western Reserve University
Discussant(s):
Allen, Ira - Ira.Allen@nau.edu, Northern Arizona University
Cannavo, Peter - pcannavo@hamilton.edu, Hamilton College
Croteau, Jessica - jcrotea2@jh.edu, Johns Hopkins University Hall, Cheryl - chall@usf.edu, University of South Florida Meyer, John - john.meyer@humboldt.edu, Cal Poly Humboldt Ottinger, Gwen - ottinger@drexel.edu, Drexel University Witlacil, Mary - Mary.Witlacil@sdsmt.edu, South Dakota Mines
Panel : 03.5 -Roundtable: Teaching Environmental Political Theory
Date : Friday, April 18, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 503
Chair(s) :
Koutnik, Gregory, koutnikgv@beloit.edu, Beloit College
Discussant(s):
Dias, Elsa - Elsa.Dias@pikespeak.edu, Pikes Peak State College
Dodsworth, Ashley - ashley.dodsworth@bristol.ac.uk, University of Bristol Hall, Cheryl - chall@usf.edu, University of South Florida
Hodgetts, Matthew - mkh83@case.edu, Case Western Reserve University
Holland, Breena - brh205@lehigh.edu, Lehigh University
Hunold, Christian - hunoldc@drexel.edu, Drexel University
Ignatov, Anatoli - anatoli@appstate.edu, Appalachian State University
Panel : 03.6 -Roundtable: Environmental Feminism as Politics of Possibility
Date : Friday, April 18, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 503
Chair(s) :
Ray, Emily , emily.ray@sonoma.edu, Sonoma State University
Lawrence, Jennifer, kmd5xf@virginia.edu, University of Virginia
Discussant(s):
Andrade de Almeida, Olivia - oandradealmeida@uvic.ca, University of Victoria Clare, Vanita - vanita.clare@mail.utoronto.ca, University of Toronto
Daoust, Gabrielle - Gabrielle.Daoust@unbc.ca, University of Northern British Columbia Dichman, Anne-Sofie - anne-sofie.dichman@ehess.fr, School for Advanced Studies of the Social Sciences
Wiebe, Sarah Marie - swiebe@uvic.ca, University of Victoria
Panel : 05.1 -Roundtable: Looking Back and Looking Forward: Biden and the New President
Date : Thursday, April 17, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 508
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 : 05.5 -Roundtable: Challenges Facing the Democratization Process of Ethiopia
Date : Saturday, April 19, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 508
Chair(s) :
Feye, Dereje, derejeaddugna@gmail.com, Ambo University Waliso Campus
Moreda, Terefa, teferaasefa@gmail.com, Ambo University Waliso Campus
Challenges Facing the Democratization Process of Ethiopia
Feye, Dereje, derejeaddugna@gmail.com, Ambo University Waliso Campus
JELTO, WENDOSEN, wendosenhaile21@gmail.com, Gudeta, Shoma, somadechasa@gmail.com, Moreda, Terefa, teferaasefa@gmail.com, Badade, TESFU, ,
Discussant(s): BADADE, - , Ambo University Waliso Campus
GUDETA, SHOMA - somadechasa@gmail.com, SELALE UNIVERSITY
JELTO, WENDOSEN - wendosenhaile21@gmail.com, Ambo University Waliso Campus
LECHISA, GEMECHU - gemechujohnson@gmail.com, Ambo University Waliso Campus
Panel : 06.7 -Roundtable: Of, With, and For the Movement: The Task of Researching Racial Justice Organizing
Date : Saturday, April 19, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 502
Chair(s) :
Davies, Jordie, ejdavies@uci.edu, University of California, Irvine
Discussant(s):
Davies, Jordie - ejdavies@uci.edu, University of California, Irvine
Jackson, Jenn - jjacks37@syr.edu, Syracuse University
Robertson, Crystal - crystdr1@uci.edu, University of California, Irvine
Zepeda-Millan, Chris - czm@ucla.edu, University of California, Los Angeles
Panel : 06.8 -Roundtable: The Fight for Ethnic Studies in California & Washington State
Date : Saturday, April 19, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 502
Chair(s) : Juarez, Melina, juarez@csus.edu, California State University, Sacramento (SSO)
Discussant(s):
Andrade, Abigail - aandrade@nhusd.k12.ca.us , James Logan High School
Gutierrez Nájera, Lourdes - gutierl2@wwu.edu , Western Washington University
Huante-Tzintzun, Nancy - nancy.huante@csus.edu , California State University, Sacramento
Panel : 06.9 -Roundtable: The State of Intersectionality Research in Political Science
Date : Saturday, April 19, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 502
Chair(s) : Jackson, Jenn, jjacks37@syr.edu, Syracuse University
Discussant(s):
Brower, Margaret - mpbrower@uw.edu, Hancock, Ange-Marie - hancock.39@osu.edu, Ohio State Pinderhughes, Dianne - Dianne.M.Pinderhughes.1@nd.edu, Notre Dame
Panel : 06.10 -Roundtable: WOC strategies and what's next?
Date : Saturday, April 19, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 502
Chair(s) :
Frasure, Lorrie, lfrasure@polisci.ucla.edu, UCLA
Discussant(s):
Behl, Natasha - Natasha.Behl@asu.edu, Arizona State University
Frasure, Lorrie - lfrasure@polisci.ucla.edu, UCLA
Levy, La Della - ladella.levy@csn.edu, College of Southern Nevada Lien, Pei-te - plien@polsci.ucsb.edu, University of California, Santa Barbara Silva, Andrea - andrea.silva@unt.edu, UNT
Panel : 08.4 -Roundtable: Continuity and Transformation in Indigenous Political Scholarship
Date : Friday, April 18, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : Willapa 5th Floor
Chair(s) :
Kessler-Mata, Kouslaa, ktkesslermata@usfca.edu, University of San Francisco
Fillmore, Mel, melfillmore@ou.edu, University of Oklahoma
Discussant(s):
Lerma, Michael - michael.lerma@csueastbay.edu, California State University East Bay
Proudfit, Joely - jproudfi@csusm.edu, California State University San Marcos
Panel : 08.5 -Roundtable: Futurity in Indigenous Politics, Governance and Sovereignty
Date : Friday, April 18, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 602
Chair(s) :
Kessler-Mata, Kouslaa, ktkesslermata@usfca.edu, University of San Francisco
Fillmore, Mel, melfillmore@ou.edu, University of Oklahoma
Discussant(s):
Lerma, Michael - michael.lerma@csueastbay.edu, California State University East Bay
Proudfit, Joely - jproudfi@csusm.edu, California State University San Marcos
Panel : 12.4 -Roundtable: A Decade of Research on Civil Discourse in State Legislatures: Post-COVID Update and Reaction Panel
Date : Thursday, April 17, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 409
Chair(s) :
Schreckhise, William, schreckw@uark.edu, University of Arkansas
Discussant(s):
Benjamin, Francis - benjamin@wsu.edu, Washington State University
Lovrich, Nicholas - nlovrich1944@gmail.com, Washington State University
Stehr, Steven - stehr@wsu.edu, Washington State University
Witt, Stephanie - switt@boisestate.edu, Boise State University
Panel : 14.3 -Roundtable: "Between A Campaign and A Movement:" Race, Gender and the Intersectional Mobilizing of Joy in the Kamala Harris Campaign"
Date : Thursday, April 17, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 505
Chair(s) :
Hancock, Ange-Marie, hancock.39@osu.edu, The Ohio State University
Discussant(s):
Bejarano, Christina - cbejarano@twu.edu, Texas Women's University
Sampaio, Anna - asampaio@scu.edu,
Panel : 16.37 -Roundtable: Emancipations, Assimilations and Collisions with Liberal Thought
Date : Thursday, April 17, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 405
Chair(s) :
Monet, Christy, m.christy@nyu.edu, New York University
In response to the WPSA meeting theme of “A New Requiem for Politics? Racing Toward Catastrophe or Transformation?”, this roundtable brings scholars with diverse interests in political theory together to discuss the recurring problematic of liberalism in crisis. As the hegemonic guiding ideology of democracy for at least the past four decades, how is liberalism implicated in democracy’s need for renewal in our contemporary moment? Has liberalism sufficiently lived up to being the emancipatory philosophy that it purports to be? If not, is it worth attempting to transform liberalism, and in which ways? To tackle these theoretical questions, discussants on the roundtable will share their perspectives on the historical shortcomings and possible new horizons of liberal thought and practice in addressing issues of non-West, racial, ethnic, feminist, affective, and reparative emancipation.
Discussant(s):
Cato, Paul - paul.cato1991@gmail.com, Providence College Chevannes, Derefe - dkchvnns@memphis.edu , University of Memphis Owen, Rose - owenr@newschool.edu, The New School of Social Research Svabek, Larry - lsvabek@missouri.edu , University of Missouri
Panel : 20.4 -Roundtable: Why does WPSA need a Queer Caucus?
Date : Friday, April 18, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 607
Chair(s) : Feng, Jeff, jeff.feng@northwestern.edu, Northwestern University Gonzales, Isabel , xtb2pr@virginia.edu, University of Virginia
Discussant(s): Susnick, Addye - addyesusnick@gmail.com, University of British Columbia
Panel : 24.18 -Roundtable: Latino Social Movements & the Politics of Election
Date : Friday, April 18, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 605
Chair(s) : Carlos, Alfredo, acarlos@csudh.edu, California State University, Dominguez Hills
Discussant(s): Elias, Edwin - eelias@ewu.edu, Eastern Washington University Ibarra, Armando - aibarra@wisc.edu, University of Wisconsin, Madison Villagran, Jose - jvillagran2@csub.edu, California State University, Bakersfield
Panel : 24.19 -Roundtable: Afro-Latinidades: Black Identity Politics in the Americas
Date : Friday, April 18, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 605
Chair(s) : Clealand, Danielle, danielle.clealand@austin.utexas.edu, University of Texas at Austin
Discussant(s): Dinzey-Flores, Zaire - zdinzey@lcs.rutgers.edu, Rutgers University - New Brunswick Gonzalez, Yanilda - yanilda_gonzalez@hks.harvard.edu, Harvard University Johnson, Marcus - mjohnso6@umd.edu, University of Maryland - College Park Lowe, Ricardo - ricardo.lowe@austin.utexas.edu, University of Texas at Austin
Panel : 26.1 -Roundtable: Seeking Research Funding from Foundations: Grant and Fellowship Opportunities for Political Scientists
Date : Friday, April 18, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 609
Chair(s) : Wilson, James, james@rsage.org, Russell Sage Foundation
Discussant(s):
Davies, Jordie - ejdavies@uci.edu, University of California, Irvine
Walsh, James - jwalsh@nsf.gov, National Science Foundation
Panel : 26.2 -Roundtable: Strategies for Successful Undergraduate Research Collaborations
Date : Friday, April 18, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 609
Chair(s) :
Huckle, Kiku, khuckle@callutheran.edu, California Lutheran University
Discussant(s):
Hoang, Haco - hhoang@callutheran.edu, California Lutheran University
Marichal, Jose - marichal@callutheran.edu, California Lutheran University
Panel : 26.5 -Roundtable: Building Interdisciplinary Classrooms
Date : Saturday, April 19, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 609
Chair(s) : Allen, Geoff, geoff.allen@utahtech.edu, Utah Tech University
Discussant(s):
Bracewell, Lorna - Lbracewell@flagler.edu, Flagler College
Cole, Kathleen - kathleen.cole@metrostate.edu, Metro State University
Kuehl, Colin - ckuehl@niu.edu, Northern Illinois University
Lovato, Brian - blovato@fullerton.edu, California State University, Fullerton
Panel : 29.8 -Roundtable: A Thirty Year Retrospective on At Women's Expense: Reproductive Politics in the US Post-Dobbs
Date : Saturday, April 19, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 409
Chair(s) : Daniels, Cynthia, crd@polisci.rutgers.edu, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
Discussant(s):
Heidt-Forsythe, Erin - heidt.forsythe@gmail.com, Portland State University
Howard, Grace - grace.howard@sjsu.edu, San Jose State University
Roberti, Amanda - aroberti@sfsu.edu, San Francisco State University
Panel : 30.4 -Roundtable: Local community activists panel
Date : Friday, April 18, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 501
Chair(s) : Lu, Fan, fan.lu@queensu.ca, Queen's University (Canada)
Discussant(s):
Al-Faham, Hajer - hajer1@sas.upenn.edu, Seattle Office for Civil Rights Au, Wayne - wayneau@uw.edu, UW Bothell Basu, Sutapa - sbasu@uw.edu, Women’s Center, University of Washington
Pritchard, Faaluaina - faaluaina@asiapacificculturalcenter.org, Asia Pacific Cultural Center
Veloria, Velma - rosete80@gmail.com, University of Washington
Panel : 31.0 -AI Roundtable: Reimagining Education
Date : Friday, April 18, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 401
Chair(s) : Garcia, Rogelio, garciar3@elac.edu, East Los Angeles College
AI in Education: Ethical Considerations and Practical Applications
Garcia, Rogelio, garciar3@elac.edu, East Los Angeles College
Discussant(s):
Wohlers, Tony - awohlers@corning-cc.edu, Corning Community College
Panel : 32.6 -Roundtable: Discipline and Punish: 50 Years After
Date : Friday, April 18, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 601
Chair(s) : Kaku, Archana, abkaku@wm.edu, William & Mary
Discussant(s):
Bargu, Banu - bbargu@ucsc.edu, University of California, Santa Cruz
Berk, Christopher - cberk@gmu.edu, George Mason University
Gortler, Shai - gortler@uark.edu, University of Arkansas
Heberle, Renee - renee.heberle@utoledo.edu, University of Toledo
Table of Contents
SCHEDULE OF PANELS BY SECTION
WPSA 2025 Theme Panels
Panel 0.00 President’s Roundtable: “The Impact of the Trump Presidency on Higher Education and Political Science (A Special Discussion with WPSA Presidents)”
Friday, April 18 10:00AM-11:45AM, 604
Panel 0.01 Activism, Power, Protest, and Social Movements
Date : Thursday, April 17, 10:00AM - 11:45AM 407
Panel 0.02 Abolition(s)
Date : Thursday, April 17, 10:00AM - 11:45AM 601
Panel 0.03 Reimagining Transformation in a Fragile World
Thursday, April 17 01:15PM-03:00PM, Willapa 5th Floor
Panel 0.04 Challenging and Extending Environmental & Climate Justice
Date : Thursday, April 17, 01:15PM - 03:00PM 407
Panel 0.05 In Memoriam: The Political Vision of James Scott
Date : Thursday, April 17, 01:15PM - 03:00PM 401
Panel 0.06 Roundtable: Hope Springs Eternal: So Why Is Everybody Selling It?
Date : Thursday, April 17, 03:15PM - 05:00PM 503
Panel 0.07 Addressing the Boundaries of Indigenous Identity
Date : Thursday, April 17, 03:15PM - 05:00PM 602
Panel 0.08 Environmental & Climate Justice Social Movements
Date : Friday, April 18, 08:00AM - 09:45AM 406
Panel 0.09 Exploring Political (Im)Possibilities
Date : Friday, April 18, 03:15PM - 05:00PM 507
Panel 0.10 Roundtable: Of, With, and For the Movement: The Task of Researching Racial Justice Organizing
Date : Saturday, April 19, 08:00AM - 09:45AM 502
Panel 0.11 Not Knowing: The Democratic Power of Oblivion, Ignorance, and Silence
Date : Saturday, April 19, 08:00AM - 09:45AM 606
Panel 0.12 Roundtable: The State of Intersectionality Research in Political Science
Date : Saturday, April 19, 03:15PM - 05:00PM 502
Panel 0.13 Democratizing Campaign Contributions: Insights from Seattle's Voucher System
Date : Friday, April 18, 03:15PM - 05:00PM 505
Comparative Politics
Panel 1.01 Populism, Radicalism, and Democracy
Thursday, April 17 08:00AM-09:45AM, 407
Panel 1.02 Activism, Power, Protesting, and Social Movements
Thursday, April 17 10:00AM-11:45AM, 407
Panel 1.03 Civil-Military Conflict and Problems
Thursday, April 17 10:00AM-11:45AM, 406
Panel 1.04 The Military, Peace, and Trust
Friday, April 18 08:00AM-09:45AM, 407
Panel 1.05 The Politics of China
Thursday, April 17 03:15PM-05:00PM, 407
Panel 1.06 Policy and the Public in Autocracies
Friday, April 18 01:15PM-03:00PM, 407
Panel 1.07 Business, Economics, and Resources in Politics
Friday, April 18 10:00AM-11:45AM, 407
Panel 1.08 European Political Issues
Friday, April 18 03:15PM-05:00PM, 407
Panel 1.09 Radicalism and the Far-Right
Saturday, April 19 08:00AM-09:45AM, 407
Panel 1.10 Causes and Outcomes of Political Participation
Saturday, April 19 01:15PM-03:00PM, 407
Panel 1.11 Democracy, Illiberalism, Transitions, and Survival
Saturday, April 19 10:00AM-11:45AM, 407
Panel 1.12 In Memoriam: The Political Vision of James Scott
Thursday, April 17 01:15PM-03:00PM, 401
Critical Perspectives on Higher Education
Panel 2.01 Contemporary Challenges Confronting U.S. Higher Education
Thursday, April 17 08:00AM-09:45AM, 502
Panel 2.02 Global and Transformative Efforts in Higher Education
Thursday, April 17 10:00AM-11:45AM, 502
Environmental Political Theory
Panel 3.01 Authors-meet-critics: Ali Aslam, David McIvor and Joel Schlosser's Earthborn Democracy: A Political Theory of Entangled Life
Thursday, April 17 08:00AM-09:45AM, 503
Panel 3.02
Power and Balance: Re-thinking Hierarchies, Equality, and Freedoms with the MoreThan-Human World
Thursday, April 17 10:00AM-11:45AM, 503
Panel 3.03 Roundtable: New Books in EPT
Thursday, April 17 01:15PM-03:00PM, 503
Panel 3.04 Roundtable: Hope Springs Eternal: So Why Is Everybody Selling It?
Thursday, April 17 03:15PM-05:00PM, 503
Panel 3.05 Roundtable: Teaching Environmental Political Theory
Friday, April 18 08:00AM-09:45AM, 503
Panel 3.06 Roundtable: Environmental Feminism as Politics of Possibility
Friday, April 18 10:00AM-11:45AM, 503
Panel 3.07 New Approaches to Green Republicanism: Addressing the Climate Crisis and Contemporary Domination
Friday, April 18 01:15PM-03:00PM, 503
Panel 3.08 Speed and sacrifice: Eco-managing at terminal velocity
Friday, April 18 03:15PM-05:00PM, 503
Panel 3.09 Authors-meet-critics: Robert Kirsch and Emily Ray's Be Prepared: Doomsday
Prepping in the United States
Saturday, April 19 08:00AM-09:45AM, 503
Panel 3.10 Environmental Epistemologies
Saturday, April 19 10:00AM-11:45AM, 503
Panel 3.11 Geoengineering and New Planetary Perspectives
Saturday, April 19 03:15PM-05:00PM, 503
Panel 3.12 No Panel - Canceled
Panel 3.13 Critical Ecology
Thursday, April 17 08:00AM-09:45AM, 504
Panel 3.14 Populism and Democracy
Saturday, April 19 01:15PM-03:00PM, 504
Panel 3.15 Ecological Challenges to the State
Friday, April 18 08:00AM-09:45AM, 504
Panel 3.16 Perspectives on the Planetary Emergency
Thursday, April 17 01:15PM-03:00PM, 504
Panel 3.17 Inter/Intra Species Communication and Deliberation
Thursday, April 17 10:00AM-11:45AM, 504
Panel 3.18 The Rights of Nature
Friday, April 18 10:00AM-11:45AM, 504
Panel 3.19 Interspecies Justice
Friday, April 18 01:15PM-03:00PM, 504
Environmental Politics
Panel 4.01 No Panel - Canceled
Panel 4.02 Challenging and Extending Environmental & Climate Justice
Thursday, April 17 01:15PM-03:00PM, 407
Panel 4.03 Environmental & Climate Justice Policy Processes and Dynamics
Thursday, April 17 01:15PM-03:00PM, 406
Panel 4.04 Environmental justice and power in public policy implementation
Friday, April 18 01:15PM-03:00PM, 406
Panel 4.05 Environmental & Climate Justice Social Movements
Friday, April 18 08:00AM-09:45AM, 406
Panel 4.06 Environmental Violence and Knowledge
Friday, April 18 03:15PM-05:00PM, 406
Panel 4.07 Energy Justice
Saturday, April 19 10:00AM-11:45AM, 406
Panel 4.08 Advances in Environmental Politics Methodology: Data, Network Analysis, and Machine Learning
Saturday, April 19 08:00AM-09:45AM, 406
Panel 4.09 Scale and Climate Governance
Saturday, April 19 01:15PM-03:00PM, 406
Panel 4.10 Collaborative Governance and Policy Adoption
Saturday, April 19 03:15PM-05:00PM, 406
Panel 4.11 Climate Change, Environment, and Energy: Public Opinion and Political Behavior
Thursday, April 17 08:00AM-09:45AM, 408
Panel 4.12 Drivers of Environmental and Climate (In)action
Thursday, April 17 10:00AM-11:45AM, 408
Executive Politics
Panel 5.01 Roundtable: Looking Back and Looking Forward: Biden and the New President
Thursday, April 17 08:00AM-09:45AM, 508
Panel 5.02 Author Meets Critics: Commander-In-Chief by Casey B.K. Dominguez
Thursday, April 17 10:00AM-11:45AM, 508
Panel 5.03 No Panel - Canceled
Panel 5.04 The Impact of Conservative Movement Politics on the Executive Branch
Friday, April 18 03:15PM-05:00PM, 509
Panel 5.05 Roundtable: Challenges Facing the Democratization Process of Ethiopia
Saturday, April 19 01:15PM-03:00PM, 508
Panel 5.06 Authors-Meet-Critics: The Presidents and the People: Five Presidents who Threatened Democracy and the Citizens who Fought to Defend It, by Corey Brettschneider AND Presidential Accountability in Wartime: President Bush, the Treatment of Detainees, and the Laws of War, by Stuart Streichler Saturday, April 19 03:15PM-05:00PM, 508
Gender, Race and Intersectionality
Panel 6.01 Building Intersectional and Transnational Movements
Thursday, April 17 08:00AM-09:45AM, 501
Panel 6.02 The Intersections of Race, Gender, and Political Behavior
Thursday, April 17 01:15PM-03:00PM, 501
Panel 6.03 Gender, Race, and Legislative Institutions in the US
Thursday, April 17 10:00AM-11:45AM, 501
Panel 6.04 Intersectional Policy Initiatives and the Limits of Executive Power
Thursday, April 17 03:15PM-05:00PM, 501
Panel 6.05 Gender, Race, and Sexuality as Sites of Struggle with the State
Friday, April 18 01:15PM-03:00PM, 502
Panel 6.06 Author Meets Readers: “Fatal Denial: The Political Life of Black Infant Mortality,” by Annie Menzel
Friday, April 18 03:15PM-05:00PM, 504
Panel 6.07 Roundtable: Of, With, and For the Movement: The Task of Researching Racial Justice Organizing Saturday, April 19 08:00AM-09:45AM, 502
Panel 6.08 Roundtable: The Fight for Ethnic Studies in California & Washington State Saturday, April 19 10:00AM-11:45AM, 502
Panel 6.09 Roundtable: The State of Intersectionality Research in Political Science
Saturday, April 19 03:15PM-05:00PM, 502
Panel 6.10 Roundtable: WOC strategies and what's next?
Saturday, April 19 01:15PM-03:00PM, 502
Immigration and Citizenship
Panel 7.01 Immigrant Political Participation and Incorporation
Thursday, April 17 01:15PM-03:00PM, 408
Panel 7.02 Navigating Borders and Boundaries: Exploring the Impact of Policies and Community Initiatives on Migrant Experiences in the U.S.
Thursday, April 17 03:15PM-05:00PM, 408
Panel 7.03 Policies, Perceptions, and Paradoxes: Unpacking Immigration Dynamics in Contemporary Societies
Friday, April 18 08:00AM-09:45AM, 408
Panel 7.04 Integration, Identity, and Ideology: Reevaluating Immigration and Nationalism in Contemporary Societies
Friday, April 18 10:00AM-11:45AM, 408
Panel 7.05 Transience, Identity, and Transition: Navigating the Complex Dynamics of Diaspora and Migration in Crisis Situations
Friday, April 18 01:15PM-03:00PM, 408
Indigenous Politics, Governance, and Sovereignty
Panel 8.01 Methodological Pluralism in Indigenous Politics
Thursday, April 17 01:15PM-03:00PM, 602
Panel 8.02 Addressing the Boundaries of Indigenous Identity
Thursday, April 17 03:15PM-05:00PM, 602
Panel 8.03 American Indians and American Governance
Saturday, April 19 03:15PM-05:00PM, 603
Panel 8.04 Roundtable: Continuity and Transformation in Indigenous Political Scholarship
Friday, April 18 10:00AM-11:45AM, Willapa 5th Floor
Panel 8.05 Roundtable: Futurity in Indigenous Politics, Governance and Sovereignty
Friday, April 18 01:15PM-03:00PM, 602
Panel 8.06 Smudging Circle
No date/time/room assigned
International Relations
Panel 9.01 Public Opinion and Foreign Policy
Thursday, April 17 08:00AM-09:45AM, 608
Panel 9.02 Government Repression and Human Rights
Thursday, April 17 10:00AM-11:45AM, 608
Panel 9.03 Dynamics of Civilian Victimization
Thursday, April 17 01:15PM-03:00PM, 609
Panel 9.04 The Onset and Resolution of Civil Conflicts
Friday, April 18 01:15PM-03:00PM, 608
Panel 9.05 Diplomacy and Alliances
Friday, April 18 03:15PM-05:00PM, 608
Panel 9.06 Strategic Signaling and Gray Zone Tactics: Unpacking China's Coercive Diplomacy in the Taiwan Strait
Saturday, April 19 08:00AM-09:45AM, 608
Panel 9.07 Technology and International Relations
Saturday, April 19 10:00AM-11:45AM, 608
Panel 9.08 International Environmental Politics
Saturday, April 19 03:15PM-05:00PM, 608
Panel 9.09 Power Politics in the International System
Saturday, April 19 01:15PM-03:00PM, 608
Panel 9.10 State-Making, Statelessness, and Sovereignty
Saturday, April 19 01:15PM-03:00PM, 609
Panel 9.11 International Politics in the Pacific
Saturday, April 19 03:15PM-05:00PM, 609
Panel 9.12 Emerging Research on International Political Economy
Thursday, April 17 03:15PM-05:00PM, 609
Panel 9.13 Creating Ontological Security: Aesthetics, Status, and Collective Transformation
Thursday, April 17 10:00AM-11:45AM, 401
Interpretation and Method
Panel 10.01 Interpreting the Embodiment: exclusionary-inclusion, watery floats, sweaty bodies, and performing responsibility
Thursday, April 17 08:00AM-09:45AM, 601
Panel 10.02 Interpreting Resistance Narratives: memory activist, US-Afghanistan context, peacebuilding, civic activism
Saturday, April 19 08:00AM-09:45AM, 508
Panel 10.03 Methods Café
Friday, April 18 03:15PM-05:00PM, Willapa 5th Floor
Judicial Politics, Legal Politics and Public Law
Panel 11.01 The Public Connection: The Judicial Role in Political Outcomes
Thursday, April 17 08:00AM-09:45AM, 509
Panel 11.02 The Courts Post-Dobbs: Sex, Gender, and Healthcare Rights
Thursday, April 17 10:00AM-11:45AM, 509
Panel 11.03 Constitutionalism and Crisis in the Roberts Court
Thursday, April 17 01:15PM-03:00PM, 509
Panel 11.04 Public Law and The Courts: A Comparative Perspective
Thursday, April 17 03:15PM-05:00PM, 509
Panel 11.05 Capitalism and Public Law: A Critical Perspective
Friday, April 18 10:00AM-11:45AM, 509
Panel 11.06 Religion, Rights, and the Law
Saturday, April 19 08:00AM-09:45AM, 509
Panel 11.07 The Judicial Role in Mobilization for Rights and Representation
Friday, April 18 08:00AM-09:45AM, 509
Panel 11.08 Author-meets-critics: The Pregnancy Police: Conceiving Crime, Arresting Personhood by Grace E. Howard
Saturday, April 19 10:00AM-11:45AM, 509
Panel 11.09 Author-meets-critics: Dual Justice: America’s Divergent Approaches to Street and Corporate Crime by Anthony Grasso
Saturday, April 19 03:15PM-05:00PM, 509
Legislative Politics
Panel 12.01 Panel Canceled
Panel 12.02 U.S. Congress
Thursday, April 17 10:00AM-11:45AM, 409
Panel 12.03 OTC's: Other than Congress Legislative Politics
Thursday, April 17 01:15PM-03:00PM, 409
Panel 12.04 Roundtable: A Decade of Research on Civil Discourse in State Legislatures: Post-COVID Update and Reaction Panel
Thursday, April 17 03:15PM-05:00PM, 409
Media and Political Communications
Panel 13.01 Media Attention and Democracy
Thursday, April 17 01:15PM-03:00PM, 603
Panel 13.02 Affective Polarization and Media
Thursday, April 17 03:15PM-05:00PM, 603
Panel 13.03 Information, Repression, and Participation
Friday, April 18 08:00AM-09:45AM, 603
Panel 13.04 Organizations, Media, and Participation Friday, April 18 10:00AM-11:45AM, 603
Panel 13.05 The far-right media ecosystem as a multilayered space for contesting liberal democracy and its epistemic foundations
Friday, April 18 03:15PM-05:00PM, 603
Panel 13.06 Author Meets Critics: The Politics of Hate by Angelia Wilson
Friday, April 18 01:15PM-03:00PM, 603
Political Movements, Parties, and Interest Groups
Panel 14.01 Parties, Interest Groups, Movements and Political Organizations in Latin America
Thursday, April 17 10:00AM-11:45AM, 505
Panel 14.02 Intersectionality, Interest Group Activism and Political Mobilization
Thursday, April 17 08:00AM-09:45AM, 505
Panel 14.03 Roundtable:"Between A Campaign and A Movement:" Race, Gender and the Intersectional Mobilizing of Joy in the Kamala Harris Campaign"
Thursday, April 17 01:15PM-03:00PM, 505
Panel 14.04 Gender, Democracy, and Interest Group Mobilization
Thursday, April 17 03:15PM-05:00PM, 505
Panel 14.05 Power, Authoritarianism and Comparative Political Movements
Friday, April 18 08:00AM-09:45AM, 505
Panel 14.06 Generational Change and Political Parties
Friday, April 18 10:00AM-11:45AM, 505
Panel 14.07 Author Meets Critics: Refounding Democracy Through Intersectional Activism by Wendy Sarvasy
Friday, April 18 01:15PM-03:00PM, 505
Political Theory and Its Applications
Panel 15.01 Democracy, Science, and the Politics of Attention
Thursday, April 17 08:00AM-09:45AM, 606
Panel 15.02 Capitalism, Reconciliation, and Federalism in Fragile Democracies
Thursday, April 17 10:00AM-11:45AM, 606
Panel 15.03 Political Liminality, Utopian Thought, and Democratic Dissent
Thursday, April 17 01:15PM-03:00PM, 606
Panel 15.04 Meritocracy, Education, and the Future of Political Leadership
Thursday, April 17 03:15PM-05:00PM, 606
Panel 15.05 Feminist Movements, Identity, and Authoritarian Backlash
Friday, April 18 08:00AM-09:45AM, 606
Panel 15.06 Polarization, Social Trust, and Democratic Resilience
Friday, April 18 10:00AM-11:45AM, 606
Panel 15.07 The Future of Work, Oligarchy, and Economic Restructuring Friday, April 18 01:15PM-03:00PM, 606
Panel 15.08 Narratives of Crisis: Democracy, Climate Change, and Media Spectacle
Friday, April 18 03:15PM-05:00PM, 606
Panel 15.09 Religion, Violence, and Imperial Legacies
Saturday, April 19 10:00AM-11:45AM, 606
Panel 15.10 Author-meets-critics: Solidarity Cities: Confronting Racial Capitalism, Mapping Transformation, by Maliha Safri, Marianna Pavlovskaya, Stephen Healy and Craig Borowiak (Minnesota 2024)
Saturday, April 19 01:15PM-03:00PM, 606
Panel 15.11 Not Knowing: The Democratic Power of Oblivion, Ignorance, and Silence
Saturday, April 19 08:00AM-09:45AM, 606
Panel 15.12 Author-meets-critics: Ira Allen's Panic Now? Tools for Humanizing
Saturday, April 19 03:15PM-05:00PM, 606
Panel 15.13 Precarity, Culture, and Catastrophe
Saturday, April 19 08:00AM-09:45AM, 607
Panel 15.14 Representation and the Boundaries of Democracy
Saturday, April 19 03:15PM-05:00PM, 607
Panel 15.15 Issues in Global Justice
Saturday, April 19 01:15PM-03:00PM, 607
Panel 15.16 Resentment, Markets, and the Borders of Privacy
Saturday, April 19 10:00AM-11:45AM, 607
Political Theory: Critical and Normative
Panel 16.01 Thinking Polycrisis with and beyond Foucault
Friday, April 18 10:00AM-11:45AM, 409
Panel 16.02 Author-Meets-Critics: 'Politics in Captivity: Plantations, Prisons, and WorldBuilding,' by Lena Zuckerwise
Thursday, April 17 01:15PM-03:00PM, 402
Panel 16.03 No Panel - Canceled
Panel 16.04 Author-Meets-Critics: Subaltern Silence: A Postcolonial Genealogy, by Kevin Olson
Thursday, April 17 03:15PM-05:00PM, 504
Panel 16.05 Gilles Deleuze at 100: Negotiating Political Traditions, Imagining Untimely Futures
Friday, April 18 08:00AM-09:45AM, 402
Panel 16.06 Pleasure, Excess, Aliveness: Thinking Justice Anew
Friday, April 18 10:00AM-11:45AM, 402
Panel 16.07 Author Meets Critics: Kevin Pham's "The Architects of Dignity: Vietnamese Visions of Decolonization"
Friday, April 18 01:15PM-03:00PM, 402
Panel 16.08 Black Materialities: Unworking the Grammars of Racialized Capital
Friday, April 18 03:15PM-05:00PM, 402
Panel 16.09 Author Meets Readers: "Menace to the Future" by Jess Whatcott
Saturday, April 19 10:00AM-11:45AM, 402
Panel 16.10 Pessimism and Political Theory
Saturday, April 19 08:00AM-09:45AM, 402
Panel 16.11 Complicating Friendship and Relationality
Saturday, April 19 01:15PM-03:00PM, 402
Panel 16.12 Psychoanalysis and Political Theory: A Renewed Method?
Saturday, April 19 03:15PM-05:00PM, 402
Panel 16.13 Global Political Thought - Struggle, Ideology & Cosmology
Thursday, April 17 08:00AM-09:45AM, 403
Panel 16.14 Necropolitics: White Consumption, Complicity, and Constructions of the Human
Thursday, April 17 10:00AM-11:45AM, 403
Panel 16.15 Indigeneity, Humanism & Settler Colonialism
Thursday, April 17 01:15PM-03:00PM, 403
Panel 16.16 Decoloniality, Revolution and Worldmaking
Thursday, April 17 03:15PM-05:00PM, 403
Panel 16.17 The Politics of Arendtian Thought: Citizenship, Judgement & Freedom
Friday, April 18 08:00AM-09:45AM, 403
Panel 16.18 Disability, Dignity and Affect
Friday, April 18 10:00AM-11:45AM, 403
Panel 16.19 Technological Crisis in Democracy: Misinformation, Hacking & Artificial Intelligence
Friday, April 18 01:15PM-03:00PM, 403
Panel 16.20 The Aesthetic Turn: Art, Imagination, and Political Transformation
Friday, April 18 03:15PM-05:00PM, 403
Panel 16.21 Critiques of State Power: Incarceration, Policing, and Biopolitics
Saturday, April 19 08:00AM-09:45AM, 403
Panel 16.22 Care and Warfare: Trans, Queer, and Feminist Strategies of Possibility
Saturday, April 19 10:00AM-11:45AM, 403
Panel 16.23 State of Mind: Traumacracy, Psychoanalysis & Political Psychology
Saturday, April 19 01:15PM-03:00PM, 403
Panel 16.24 Theorizing Democratic Conditions: Modernity, Militarism & Radicalism
Saturday, April 19 03:15PM-05:00PM, 403
Panel 16.25 Ecological Economies: Materialism, Environmentalism & The Politics of Oil
Thursday, April 17 08:00AM-09:45AM, 404
Panel 16.26 Expanding the Archive of Feminism and Theorizing Beyond Consent Thursday, April 17 01:15PM-03:00PM, 404
Panel 16.27 The Female Body: Object, Agent, Transcendence*
Thursday, April 17 10:00AM-11:45AM, 404
Panel 16.28 Political Economy, Capitalism & The Politics of Money
Thursday, April 17 03:15PM-05:00PM, 404
Panel 16.29 Theorizing Structure, Justice and Domination Friday, April 18 08:00AM-09:45AM, 404
Panel 16.30 Morality, Value and Realism in Politics Friday, April 18 10:00AM-11:45AM, 404
Panel 16.31 (Re)Framing the Discipline: Science, Empiricism & The Non-Human Friday, April 18 01:15PM-03:00PM, 404
Panel 16.32 On the State of the Discipline: Locating the Political Friday, April 18 03:15PM-05:00PM, 404
Panel 16.33 Anarchism, Revolt and Revolution
Saturday, April 19 10:00AM-11:45AM, 404
Panel 16.34 Theorizing Harm: Heteroromanticism, Relational Violence, and Grievance
Saturday, April 19 08:00AM-09:45AM, 404
Panel 16.35 On Politics, Power & Subaltern Strategies
Thursday, April 17 03:15PM-05:00PM, 401
Panel 16.36 Labor Politics
Saturday, April 19 03:15PM-05:00PM, 404
Panel 16.37 Roundtable: Emancipations, Assimilations and Collisions with Liberal Thought
Thursday, April 17 08:00AM-09:45AM, 405
Panel 16.38 Authors-Meet-Critics: Everyone’s Business What Companies Owe Society by Amit Ron and Abraham A. Singer
Thursday, April 17 10:00AM-11:45AM, 405
Panel 16.39 Lies, Denial, and Hate: Assessing Right-Wing and Authoritarian Rhetorical Strategies
Friday, April 18 10:00AM-11:45AM, 406
Panel 16.40 No Panel - Canceled
Panel 16.41 Theorizing Social Democracy in Late Capitalist Times
Friday, April 18 10:00AM-11:45AM, 502
Political Thought: Historical Approaches
Panel 17.01 Racism, Colonialism, and Resistance
Thursday, April 17 08:00AM-09:45AM, 506
Panel 17.02 Revolutionary Political Spaces
Thursday, April 17 10:00AM-11:45AM, 506
Panel 17.03 Alternative Sovereignties
Thursday, April 17 01:15PM-03:00PM, 506
Panel 17.04 Liminal and Neoteric Political Theory
Friday, April 18 08:00AM-09:45AM, 506
Panel 17.05 New Answers to Old Questions
Friday, April 18 10:00AM-11:45AM, 506
Panel 17.06 Issues in Liberal Theory
Friday, April 18 03:15PM-05:00PM, 506
Panel 17.07 Revisiting Modern Political Theory
Saturday, April 19 08:00AM-09:45AM, 506
Panel 17.08 Challenging Received Theorizations of Race, Gender, and Sex
Saturday, April 19 10:00AM-11:45AM, 506
Panel 17.09 Dirty Hands and the Ethics of Political Action
Saturday, April 19 01:15PM-03:00PM, 506
Panel 17.10 Theories of Race and Ethnicity: New Directions
Saturday, April 19 03:15PM-05:00PM, 506
Panel 17.11 Literature, Poetry, and Political Speech
Friday, April 18 01:15PM-03:00PM, 507
Panel 17.12 Populist Democracy: Contradictions and Challenges
Friday, April 18 01:15PM-03:00PM, 506
Panel 17.13 Theorizing Politics in China
Thursday, April 17 10:00AM-11:45AM, 507
Panel 17.14 Death and the Politics of Mortality
Thursday, April 17 01:15PM-03:00PM, 507
Panel 17.15 Governmentality: New Directions and Topics
Thursday, April 17 03:15PM-05:00PM, 507
Panel 17.16 Political Theory After Wolin
Friday, April 18 08:00AM-09:45AM, 507
Panel 17.17 Author-meets-critics: Natasha Piano's Democracy and Elites: The Secret History of American Political Science
Thursday, April 17 03:15PM-05:00PM, 506
Panel 17.18 Author-meets-critics: Bonnie Honig's Political Theory and the Displacement of Politics (30th Anniversary Edition)
Friday, April 18 10:00AM-11:45AM, 507
Panel 17.19 20th Century Political Theory
Thursday, April 17 08:00AM-09:45AM, 507
Panel 17.20 Comparative Political Thought: Theorizing Community, Pacifism, Feminism, and Colonial Experience from the Margins
Saturday, April 19 10:00AM-11:45AM, 505
Politics and History
Panel 18.01 Legitimacy and Law in the Ancient World
Thursday, April 17 08:00AM-09:45AM, 603
Panel 18.02 Race and Indigeneity: Statebuilding in the South and West
Thursday, April 17 10:00AM-11:45AM, 603
Panel 18.03 Splintering and Reconstituting the State and Society
Friday, April 18 03:15PM-05:00PM, 602
Panel 18.04 Religious and Political Faiths: Transformations in the Polity
Saturday, April 19 08:00AM-09:45AM, 603
Politics, Literature and Film
Panel 19.01 Examining Political Spectres
Thursday, April 17 01:15PM-03:00PM, 502
Panel 19.02 Exploring Political (Im)Possibilities
Friday, April 18 03:15PM-05:00PM, 507
Panel 19.03 Popular Culture and Politics
Saturday, April 19 08:00AM-09:45AM, 507
Politics and Sexuality
Panel 20.01 Comparative Trans Politics: Evidence from India, Canada, and the United States
Thursday, April 17 01:15PM-03:00PM, 607
Panel 20.02 Authors-Meet-Critics: The Politics of Perverts: The Political Attitudes and Actions of Non-Traditional Sexual Minorities by Charles Anthony Smith, Shawn R. Schulenberg and Connor B. S. Strobel
Thursday, April 17 03:15PM-05:00PM, 607
Panel 20.03 LGBTQ Identity
Friday, April 18 08:00AM-09:45AM, 607
Panel 20.04 Roundtable: Why does WPSA need a Queer Caucus?
Friday, April 18 10:00AM-11:45AM, 607
Panel 20.05 LGBTQ Identity and Public Opinion
Friday, April 18 01:15PM-03:00PM, 607
Panel 20.06 LGBTQ Candidates and Elections
Friday, April 18 03:15PM-05:00PM, 607
Panel 20.07 Sexuality, Law, and Politics
Thursday, April 17 01:15PM-03:00PM, 608
Panel 20.08 Current Issues in LGBTQ Politics
Friday, April 18 08:00AM-09:45AM, 608
Panel 20.09 LGBTQ Politics in Comparative Perspective
Thursday, April 17 03:15PM-05:00PM, 608
Panel 20.10 Borders, Homophobia, and Homonationalism
Friday, April 18 01:15PM-03:00PM, 604
Public Administration
Panel 21.01 Administrative Politics and Power in Comparative Perspective
Friday, April 18 08:00AM-09:45AM, 502
Public Opinion and Political Psychology
Panel 22.01 Identity Politics: Formation, Causation, and Discrimination
Thursday, April 17 01:15PM-03:00PM, 405
Panel 22.02 Emerging Economic Issues in Public Opinion
Thursday, April 17 03:15PM-05:00PM, 405
Panel 22.03 Gender, Sexuality, and Public Opinion
Friday, April 18 03:15PM-05:00PM, 408
Panel 22.04 Democratic Difficulties I: Polarization, Political Violence, and Declining Support for Democracy
Saturday, April 19 10:00AM-11:45AM, 408
Panel 22.05 Airwaves, Algorithms, and Attitudes: Politics in the Current Media Environment
Saturday, April 19 01:15PM-03:00PM, 408
Panel 22.06 Democratic Difficulties II: Election Controversies and Democratic Decline in US and Around the Globe
Saturday, April 19 03:15PM-05:00PM, 408
Public Policy
Panel 23.01 Education and Public Policy in Comparative Contexts
Thursday, April 17 01:15PM-03:00PM, 508
Panel 23.02 Policy Collaboration and Policy Conflict
Thursday, April 17 03:15PM-05:00PM, 508
Panel 23.03 Health Policy and Health Inequities
Friday, April 18 08:00AM-09:45AM, 508
Panel 23.04 Governance and Representation
Friday, April 18 10:00AM-11:45AM, 508
Panel 23.05 Capitalism, Governance, and Economic Policy
Friday, April 18 01:15PM-03:00PM, 509
Panel 23.06 Justice, Policy, and Advocacy in U.S. Food Systems and Communities: Rethinking Federalism, Financing, and Social Movements
Saturday, April 19 10:00AM-11:45AM, 508
Race, Ethnicity and Politics
Panel 24.01 Globalizing and Classifying Ethnicity
Thursday, April 17 01:15PM-03:00PM, Quinault 5th Floor
Panel 24.02 The Political Psychology of Race & Ethnicity
Thursday, April 17 10:00AM-11:45AM, 605
Panel 24.03 Investigating Political Behavior
Saturday, April 19 08:00AM-09:45AM, 604
Panel 24.04 Immigrant Identities
Thursday, April 17 03:15PM-05:00PM, 604
Panel 24.05 Racial-Ethnic Coalition Building
Friday, April 18 08:00AM-09:45AM, 604
Panel 24.06 No Panel - Canceled
Panel 24.07 Influence and Decision Making in Public Policy Realms
Friday, April 18 03:15PM-05:00PM, 604
Panel 24.08 Investigating Law Enforcement
Thursday, April 17 08:00AM-09:45AM, 607
Panel 24.09 Political Implications of Policing
Thursday, April 17 01:15PM-03:00PM, 604
Panel 24.10 Media and Political Representation
Saturday, April 19 10:00AM-11:45AM, 604
Panel 24.11 Media and Political Representation #2
Saturday, April 19 01:15PM-03:00PM, 604
Panel 24.12 Theorizing Race and Ethnicity
Saturday, April 19 03:15PM-05:00PM, 604
Panel 24.13 Ideology and Partisanship
Thursday, April 17 08:00AM-09:45AM, 605
Panel 24.14 Further Explorations of Ideology and Partisanship
Thursday, April 17 01:15PM-03:00PM, 605
Panel 24.15 Political Fundraising and Polling
Thursday, April 17 08:00AM-09:45AM, 604
Panel 24.16 Politics of Identity: Religion, Education, and Sports
Thursday, April 17 03:15PM-05:00PM, 605
Panel 24.17 No Panel - Canceled
Panel 24.18 Roundtable: Latino Social Movements & the Politics of Election
Friday, April 18 10:00AM-11:45AM, 605
Panel 24.19 Roundtable: Afro-Latinidades: Black Identity Politics in the Americas
Friday, April 18 01:15PM-03:00PM, 605
State, Local and Urban Politics
Panel 25.01 No Panel - Canceled
Saturday, April 19 08:00AM-09:45AM, 609
Panel 25.02 Elections and Representation: Design, Performance, and Expectations
Thursday, April 17 10:00AM-11:45AM, 607
Panel 25.03 Comparing State Responses to Emerging Challenges
Friday, April 18 03:15PM-05:00PM, 605
Panel 25.04 Policing in Transition: Technology, Race, and Reform
Saturday, April 19 08:00AM-09:45AM, 605
Panel 25.05 Housing, Infrastructure, and Social Capital: Demographic and Political Change in Local Governance
Saturday, April 19 10:00AM-11:45AM, 605
Panel 25.6 No Panel - Canceled
Panel 25.07 Democratizing Campaign Contributions: Insights from Seattle's Voucher System
Friday, April 18 03:15PM-05:00PM, 505
Panel 25.08 Budgeting in the Western States - Part 1
Friday, April 18 01:15PM-03:00PM, 508
Panel 25.09 Budgeting in the Western States - Part 2
Friday, April 18 03:15PM-05:00PM, 508
Teaching, Research, and Professional Development
Panel 26.01 Roundtable: Seeking Research Funding from Foundations: Grant and Fellowship Opportunities for Political Scientists
Friday, April 18 08:00AM-09:45AM, 609
Panel 26.02 Roundtable: Strategies for Successful Undergraduate Research Collaborations
Friday, April 18 10:00AM-11:45AM, 609
Panel 26.03 Exploring Innovations in Pedagogical Tools and Practices
Friday, April 18 01:15PM-03:00PM, 609
Panel 26.04 (Re)conceiving Political Science Education: Creativity, Emotions, Depolarization in Curricula and Impacts of Major Names
Friday, April 18 03:15PM-05:00PM, 609
Panel 26.05 Roundtable: Building Interdisciplinary Classrooms
Saturday, April 19 10:00AM-11:45AM, 609
Undergraduate Research Posters Panel 27.01 Poster Session
Friday, April 18 01:15PM-03:00PM, Quinault 5th Floor
Voting and Elections
Panel 28.01 The Causes and Consequences of Election Outcomes
Thursday, April 17 10:00AM-11:45AM, 609
Panel 28.02 Voting and Elections in Comparative Perspective
Thursday, April 17 08:00AM-09:45AM, 609
Panel 28.03 No Panel - Canceled
Panel 28.04 The Political Consequences of Voting Regulations and Election Administration
Saturday, April 19 10:00AM-11:45AM, 603
Panel 28.05 Race, Ethnicity, Age, and Indigeneity, in the Study of Voting and elections
Friday, April 18 10:00AM-11:45AM, 608
Women and Politics
Panel 29.01 Gendered Political Leadership
Friday, April 18 08:00AM-09:45AM, 409
Panel 29.02 Gender and Public Policy
Friday, April 18 03:15PM-05:00PM, 409
Panel 29.03 American Political Candidates
Friday, April 18 01:15PM-03:00PM, 409
Panel 29.04 Backlash and Bigotry: The Rise of Anti-Gender, Anti-Feminist, and AntiLGBTQ Policy
Saturday, April 19 08:00AM-09:45AM, 401
Panel 29.05 Gender Violence, Human Rights, and Contentious Politics
Saturday, April 19 08:00AM-09:45AM, 409
Panel 29.06 Comparative Gender Politics
Saturday, April 19 10:00AM-11:45AM, 409
Panel 29.07 No Panel - Canceled
Panel 29.08 Roundtable: A Thirty Year Retrospective on At Women's Expense: Reproductive Politics in the US Post-Dobbs
Saturday, April 19 03:15PM-05:00PM, 409
Mini-conference on Asian and Pacific Islander American Politics
Panel 30.01 Asian Americans and racial discrimination
Friday, April 18 08:00AM-09:45AM, 501
Panel 30.02 Asian American professionalization roundtable
Friday, April 18 10:00AM-11:45AM, 501
Panel 30.03 Asian American political participation
Friday, April 18 01:15PM-03:00PM, 501
Panel 30.04 Roundtable: Local community activists panel Friday, April 18 03:15PM-05:00PM, 501
Mini-conference on Political Science at Community Colleges
Panel 31.00 AI Roundtable: Reimagining Education
Friday, April 18 08:00AM-09:45AM, 401
Panel 31.01 Beyond Lectures: Innovative Teaching Strategies for Political Science in Community Colleges
Friday, April 18 03:15PM-05:00PM, 401
Panel 31.02 Amplifying Our Voices: Empowering Community College Students
Friday, April 18 10:00AM-11:45AM, 401
Panel 31.03 Beyond the Classroom: Collaborating for Success
Friday, April 18 01:15PM-03:00PM, 401
Mini-conference on "Theorizing Violence"
Panel 32.01 Abolition(s)
Thursday, April 17 10:00AM-11:45AM, 601
Panel 32.02 Archives of Violence
Thursday, April 17 01:15PM-03:00PM, 601
Panel 32.03 Subjectification and subjectivation
Thursday, April 17 03:15PM-05:00PM, 601
Panel 32.04 On Oddities and Ontologies of Violence
Friday, April 18 08:00AM-09:45AM, 601
Panel 32.05 Burning it Down
Friday, April 18 10:00AM-11:45AM, 601
Panel 32.06 Roundtable: Discipline and Punish: 50 Years After Friday, April 18 01:15PM-03:00PM, 601
Panel 32.07 Gendered Violence and Resistance
Friday, April 18 03:15PM-05:00PM, 601
Panel 32.08 Revisiting Canonical Thinkers and Concepts
Saturday, April 19 08:00AM-09:45AM, 601
Panel 32.09 Author-meets-critics: Banu Bargu's Disembodiment: Corporeal Politics of Radical Refusal
Saturday, April 19 10:00AM-11:45AM, 601
Panel 32.10 Reproductive Domination
Saturday, April 19 01:15PM-03:00PM, 601
Panel 32.11 Critical Medeas: Violence and Politics Between Myth and Reality
Saturday, April 19 03:15PM-05:00PM, 601
Pre-Conference Workshops
Panel 33.01 Pre-Conference Workshop #1 : Environmental Political Theory Wednesday, April 16 08:30AM-05:00PM, Elwha B 5th Floor
Panel 33.02 Pre-Conference Workshop #2 : Feminist Theory
Wednesday, April 16 01:30PM-05:00PM, Elwha A 5th Floor
Panel 33.03 Pre-Conference Workshop #3 : Latina/o/x Politics
Wednesday, April 16 01:30PM-05:30PM, Quinault 5th Floor
Mini-conference on Authoritarian Politics
Panel 35.01 Party and State Building Under Authoritarian Rule Friday, April 18 08:00AM-09:45AM, 405
Panel 35.02 Institutions and Personalization of Power Under Authoritarian Rule
Friday, April 18 10:00AM-11:45AM, 405
Panel 35.03 Public Support for Authoritarian Rule
Friday, April 18 01:15PM-03:00PM, 405
Panel 35.04 Authoritarian Stability and Democratic Backsliding Friday, April 18 03:15PM-05:00PM, 405
Panel 35.05 Propaganda and Public Support Under Authoritarian Rule
Saturday, April 19 08:00AM-09:45AM, 405
Panel 35.06 Elections Under Authoritarian Rule
Saturday, April 19 10:00AM-11:45AM, 405
Table of Contents Daily Schedule
DAILY SCHEDULE OF PANELS
Thursday 8:00AM-9:45AM
Thursday 10:00AM-11:45AM
Thursday 1:15PM-3:00PM
Thursday 3:15PM-5:00PM
Friday 8:00AM-9:45AM
Friday 10:00AM-11:45AM
Friday 1:15PM-3:00PM
Friday 3:15PM-5:00PM
Saturday 8:00AM-9:45AM
Saturday 10:00AM-11:45AM
Saturday 1:15PM-3:00PM
Saturday 3:15PM-5:00PM
Thursday 8:00AM
Table of Contents Daily Schedule
Panel : 01.1 -Populism, Radicalism, and Democracy
Date : Thursday, April 17, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 407
Chair(s) :
Acácio, Igor, igoracacio@Fullerton.edu, California State University, Fullerton
Papers :
Disentangling ideological radicalism and populist attitudes
Lin, Yi-Ping, yi-ping.lin@fu-berlin.de, Freie Universität Berlin
The Phantom of Liberal Democracy? The Relationship Between Populist Voting and National Economic Liberalization: Cases from Asia
Huang, Cheng-Han, steven0718w@gmail.com, National Taiwan University
Perils of Populism? Military Co-Optation and Resistance to Civilian-led democratic backsliding
Acácio, Igor, igoracacio@Fullerton.edu, California State University, Fullerton
Ivey, Andrew, aivey@bentley.edu, Bentley University
Two Sides of the Same Coin: The Electoral Effects of Populist and Anti-Populist Attitudes
Gallina, Marta, marta.gallina@univ-catholille.fr, Catholic University of Lille Camatarri, Stefano, stefano.camatarri@uclouvain.be, Catholic University of Louvain Hino, Airo, airo@waseda.jp, Waseda University
The Great Replacement: A grounded theory study of radicalization in Western democracies
Swank, Ris, ris.swank@wsu.edu, Washington State University
Discussant(s):
Chebly, Marina - mcheb004@ucr.edu, University of California Riverside
Wang, Sophia - jinghong.wang@yale.edu, Yale University
Panel : 01.1 -Populism, Radicalism, and Democracy
Date : Thursday, April 17, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 407
Chair(s) :
Acácio, Igor, igoracacio@Fullerton.edu, California State University, Fullerton
Papers :
Disentangling ideological radicalism and populist attitudes
Lin, Yi-Ping, yi-ping.lin@fu-berlin.de, Freie Universität Berlin
The Phantom of Liberal Democracy? The Relationship Between Populist Voting and National Economic Liberalization: Cases from Asia
Huang, Cheng-Han, steven0718w@gmail.com, National Taiwan University
Perils of Populism? Military Co-Optation and Resistance to Civilian-led democratic backsliding
Acácio, Igor, igoracacio@Fullerton.edu, California State University, Fullerton
Ivey, Andrew, aivey@bentley.edu, Bentley University
Two Sides of the Same Coin: The Electoral Effects of Populist and Anti-Populist Attitudes
Gallina, Marta, marta.gallina@univ-catholille.fr, Catholic University of Lille
Camatarri, Stefano, stefano.camatarri@uclouvain.be, Catholic University of Louvain Hino, Airo, airo@waseda.jp, Waseda University
The Great Replacement: A grounded theory study of radicalization in Western democracies
Swank, Ris, ris.swank@wsu.edu, Washington State University
Discussant(s):
Chebly, Marina - mcheb004@ucr.edu, University of California Riverside Wang, Sophia - jinghong.wang@yale.edu, Yale University
Panel : 02.1 -Contemporary Challenges Confronting U.S. Higher Education
Date : Thursday, April 17, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 502
Chair(s) :
Dias, Elsa, Elsa.Dias@pikespeak.edu, PIkes Peak CC
Papers :
Filipino Revolutionary Pedagogy: Lessons in Educational Approaches from Liberatory Movements from the Philippines
Lim, Jay, limjaztyne@gmail.com, San Francisco State University
Time for a Rebrand? An Evaluation of Recent Rebranding Efforts in Political Science Majors and Departments
E Skoll, Amy, askoll@csum.edu, California State University Maritime Academy
Chiego, Christopher, cchiego@csum.edu, California State University Maritime Academy
Discussant(s):
Dias, Elsa - Elsa.Dias@pikespeak.edu, PIkes Peak CC
Panel : 03.1 -Authors-meet-critics: Ali Aslam, David McIvor and Joel Schlosser's Earthborn Democracy: A Political Theory of Entangled Life
Date : Thursday, April 17, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 503
Chair(s) :
Hsueh, Vicki, Vicki.Hsueh@wwu.edu, Western Washington University
Discussant(s):
Aslam, Ali - aaslam@mtholyoke.edu, Mount Holyoke College
Hsueh, Vicki - Vicki.Hsueh@wwu.edu, Western Washington University
McIvor, David - david.mcivor@colostate.edu, Colorado State University
Schlosberg, David - david.schlosberg@sydney.edu.au, University of Sydney
Schlosser, Joel - jschlosser@brynmawr.edu, Bryn Mawr College
Young, Katherine - youngkat@hawaii.edu, University of Hawaii, Hilo
Panel : 03.13 -Critical Ecology
Date : Thursday, April 17, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 504
Chair(s) :
Gellers, Joshua, josh.gellers@unf.edu, University of North Florida
Papers :
God’s Creatures and Daoist Nature
On, Stephen, stephen.on@ihu.edu.tr, Ibn Haldun University, Istanbul, Turkiye
Mycelial Politics: Radical Ecology & Renewal in the Anthropocene
Downes, Robert, robert.tf.downes@uconn.edu, University of Connecticut
Being conditioned: an ecological reading of the human condition
Hyvönen, Ari-Elmeri, ari-elmeri.hyvonen@jyu.fi, University of Jyväskylä
Jing and Ecological Citizenship: A Mencian Perspective
Gao, Wenyang, wenyang_gao@brown.edu, Brown University
Discussant(s):
Edusei, Kwabena - kedusei@hamilton.edu, Hamilton College
Panel : 04.11 -Climate Change, Environment, and Energy: Public Opinion and Political Behavior
Date : Thursday, April 17, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 408
Chair(s) :
Papers :
Assessing Public Perceptions of Climate Change
Acheampong, Joseph, joa5@illinois.edu, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Did the Inflation Reduction Act influence the 2024 U.S. Elections?
Morton, Kayla, kem95@uw.edu, University of Washington
Dolsak, Nives, nives@uw.edu, University of Washington
Prakash, Aseem, aseem@uw.edu, University of Washington
Partisan Energy Mix Priorities: Republicans Prioritize Price, Democrats Also Consider Renewables
Wu, Victor, victorywu@stanford.edu, Stanford University
Discussant(s):
Ko, Inhwan - inhwanko@unr.edu, University of Nevada, Reno
Panel : 05.1 -Roundtable: Looking Back and Looking Forward: Biden and the New President
Date : Thursday, April 17, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 508
Chair(s) :
Belt, Todd, tbelt@gwu.edu, George Washington University
Papers :
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 : 06.1 -Building Intersectional and Transnational Movements
Date : Thursday, April 17, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 501
Chair(s) : Juarez, Melina, juarez@csus.edu, California State University, Sacramento (SSO)
Papers :
Building Black Queer Feminism: Identity Affirmation in the BLM Mass Movement
Davies, Jordie, ejdavies@uci.edu, University of California, Irvine
Pining for the Collapse: Antifeminism and The New Right’s Politics of End-Times
Masculinity
Kolehmainen, Pekka, pmkole@utu.fi, University of Turku
Organizing the Care Industry: Immigrant Domestic Workers and the Mobilization of Precarious Labor
Nguyen, Anna, nguyenad@uw.edu, University of Washington, Seattle
Weapons of Mass Construction: Liberation Prescience as a Praxis of Freedom
Smith, T, terrismith1006@gmail.com, JHU
Discussant(s):
Robertson, Crystal - crystdr1@uci.edu, University of California, Irvine
Panel : 09.1 -Public Opinion and Foreign Policy
Date : Thursday, April 17, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 608
Chair(s) :
Bang-Jensen, Bree, bree.bangjensen@uga.edu, University of Georgia
Papers :
Declining Birth Rates and Foreign Policy Opinion
Bae, Joonbum, j.bae@colostate.edu, Colorado State University
Lee, YuJung, , Colorado State University
Breaking the Habit: Trust, Treaties, and the Politics of Drug LegalizationThis research examines the conditions under which states choose to exit international treaties they have previously ratified, with a particular focus on treaties regulating narcotics. I propose that states follow two distinct paths to exit: Bang-Jensen, Bree, bree.bangjensen@uga.edu, University of Georgia
Elite Cues and Public Attitudes towards International Organizations: A Survey Experiment of the South Korean Case
Hong, Mi Hwa, mhong@kookmin.ac.kr, Kookmin University
Cho, Moohyung, moohyungcho@ewha.ac.kr, Ewha Womans University
Moon, Yong-il, yimoon012@uos.ac.kr, University of Seoul
Ryu, Jeheung, jryu@ewha.ac.kr, Ewha Womans University
The Impacts of Chinese Policies on Taiwanese Public Support for Independence and Unification: Evidence from an Experimental Analysis
Lee, Kyung Suk Lee, lee.kyungsuk@inu.ac.kr, Incheon National University Daekwon, Son, sondaekwon@sogang.ac.kr, Sogang University
Discussant(s):
Bae, Joonbum - j.bae@colostate.edu, Colorado State University
Bang-Jensen, Bree - bree.bangjensen@uga.edu, University of Georgia
Panel :
10.1 -Interpreting the Embodiment: exclusionary-inclusion, watery floats, sweaty bodies, and performing responsibility
Date : Thursday, April 17, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 601
Chair(s) :
Fenner, Sofia, sfenner@coloradocollege.edu, Colorado College
Jan, Zahra, zkhoshkjan@uchicago.edu, University of Chicago
Caballero, Guillermo, gcaballero@stonehill.edu, Stonehill College
Papers :
Caste-ing Citizenship: Understanding Democracy in India through the Racialization of Citizenship
Behl, Natasha, nbehl@asu.edu, Arizona State University
Filtering Discernments of a Watery Float
Beam, Tiffany, tliu88@hawaii.edu, University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa
Sweaty bodies: a feminist approach to socioenvironmental politics
Dichman, Anne-Sofie, anne-sofie.dichman@ehess.fr, School for Advanced Studies of the Social Sciences
Discussant(s):
Jan, Zahra - zkhoshkjan@uchicago.edu, University of Chicago
Panel : 11.1 -The Public Connection: The Judicial Role in Political Outcomes
Date : Thursday, April 17, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 509
Chair(s) :
Dreier, Sarah, skdreier@unm.edu, University of New Mexico
Papers :
Facing the Public: Voter Assessments of Judicial Scandal
Boyea, Brent, boyea@uta.edu, University of Texas at Arlington Canelo, Kayla, kayla.canelo@uta.edu, University of Texas at Arlington
The New Power Players: Argumentation by State Solicitor Generals before the US Supreme Court
JOHNSON, GARY, garyjohnson@weber.edu, Weber State University
Warren, Tate, , Weber State University
Testing Rights Talk
Stohler, Stephan, sstohler@syr.edu, Syracuse University
Thorson, Emily, eathorso@syr.edu, Syracuse University
Discussant(s):
Lieback, Hedwig - hl3426@columbia.edu, Columbia University in the City of New York
Panel : 14.2 -Intersectionality, Interest Group Activism and Political Mobilization
Date : Thursday, April 17, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 505
Chair(s) : Gallagher, Mitchell, hj0003@wayne.edu, Wayne State University
Papers :
Protesting in a Different Way: Minority Activism from Within the Urban Economy and Politics
Shmaryahu Yeshurun, Yael, yael@ucsd.edu, University of California San Diego
"All I have is my experience:" understanding non-participation in political organizing on Chicago's Southeast Side
Samantha, Heyman, samheyman@uchicago.edu, University of Chicago
A MODEL FOR THE PRODUCTIVITY OF PUBLICLY EXPRESSED ANGER
Ng, Qian Qian, qqng@umich.edu, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
Human Rights and Neuro-Divergent Children
Smith, Charles , casmith@uci.edu, UC Irvine
Smith-Cannoy, Heather, heather.smith-cannoy@asu.edu, Arizona State University
Strobel, Connor B.S., strobel@uchicago.edu, University of Chicago
Discussant(s):
Panel : 15.1 -Democracy, Science, and the Politics of Attention
Date : Thursday, April 17, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 606
Chair(s) :
Scheinerman, Naomi, scheinerman.1@osu.edu, The Ohio State University
Papers :
Adversarial Collaboration and the Use of Science in Democratic Systems
McKay, Spencer, spencermckay1@gmail.com, University of British Columbia Democracy and the Politics of Attention
Severson, Erik, eseverso@student.ubc.ca, University of British Columbia Science Advising and Democracy: Governing Gene Editing Technologies
Knight, Amber, aknigh23@charlotte.edu, University of North Carolina at Charlotte
Discussant(s):
Guo, Chelsea - chelsea.guo@princeton.edu, Princeton University
Panel : 16.13 -Global Political Thought - Struggle, Ideology & Cosmology
Date : Thursday, April 17, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 403
Chair(s) :
Damaj, Yara, ydamaj@upenn.edu.lb, University of Pennsylvania
Papers :
"The Grass, the Sun...and the People": Solidarity and Connection in the Political Thought of Angela Davis
Zuckerwise, Lena , lena.zuckerwise@simmons.edu, Simmons University ‘Tolstoy of the Zulus’, ‘Voltaire of the Hindus’: Reflections on the Universality of Tradition
Kawade, Ankit , akawade1@jh.edu, Johns Hopkins University
India’s ‘undeclared emergency’: reflections on aversive collective memory cultures
Vohra, Kritika, kv2348@princeton.edu, Princeton University
From the Sacred Rage to Islamic Utopia: A Political Appraisal of Sayyid Qutb’s Neologism
Dorraj, Manochehr, m.dorraj@tcu.edu, Texas Christian University
The Impact of Neo-Liberal Capitalism on Coffee Producing Countries: The Cases of the Tanzania and Colombian Coffee Industry
Brooks, Murrell, dr.murrellbrooks@gmail.com, Soka University of America
Discussant(s):
Commissiong, Anand - anand.commissiong@csulb.edu, California State University, Long Beach
Panel : 16.25 -Ecological Economies: Materialism, Environmentalism & The Politics of Oil
Date : Thursday, April 17, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 404
Chair(s) :
Mackin, Glenn, gmackin@esm.rochester.edu, Eastman School of Music
Papers :
Enchantment and Mistrust: Toward a Habermasian Mimesis with Nature
Mackin, Glenn, gmackin@esm.rochester.edu, Eastman School of Music
Catastrophe and Sustainable Constellations: Walter Benjamin as a thinker of ecological democracy.
Shapiro, Kam, kshapiro@ilstu.edu, Illinois State University
Political Theory of the Greenhouse
Zielinski, Aaron, aaron.zielinski@berkeley.edu, University of California, Berkeley
Discussant(s):
Mayerfeld, Jamie - jasonm@uw.edu, University of Washington
Panel : 16.37 -Roundtable: Emancipations, Assimilations and Collisions with Liberal Thought
Date : Thursday, April 17, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 405
Chair(s) :
Monet, Christy, m.christy@nyu.edu, New York University
In response to the WPSA meeting theme of “A New Requiem for Politics? Racing Toward Catastrophe or Transformation?”, this roundtable brings scholars with diverse interests in political theory together to discuss the recurring problematic of liberalism in crisis. As the hegemonic guiding ideology of democracy for at least the past four decades, how is liberalism implicated in democracy’s need for renewal in our contemporary moment? Has liberalism sufficiently lived up to being the emancipatory philosophy that it purports to be? If not, is it worth attempting to transform liberalism, and in which ways? To tackle these theoretical questions, discussants on the roundtable will share their perspectives on the historical shortcomings and possible new horizons of liberal thought and practice in addressing issues of non-West, racial, ethnic, feminist, affective, and reparative emancipation.
Discussant(s):
Cato, Paul - paul.cato1991@gmail.com, Providence College Chevannes, Derefe - dkchvnns@memphis.edu , University of Memphis
Owen, Rose - owenr@newschool.edu, The New School of Social Research
Svabek, Larry - lsvabek@missouri.edu , University of Missouri
Panel : 17.1 -No Panel - Canceled
Panel : 17.19 -20th Century Political Theory
Date : Thursday, April 17, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 507
Chair(s) :
Bunting, Thomas, tbunting@shawnee.edu, Shawnee State University
Papers :
Arendt in West Germany: Seriality and/as Post-war German Citizenship
Suen, Chun-Tak, chuntak_suen@brown.edu , Brown University
Plurality and Political Theory: The Case of Arendt and Rousseau Durec, Zach, zdurec@ucdavis.edu, University of California, Davis Nicht Mitmachen! Reconstructing “Late” Adorno
Santeusanio, Joshua, j.santeusanio@ubc.ca, The University of British Columbia
Discussant(s):
Villa, Dana - Dana.R.Villa.9@nd.edu, University of Notre Dame
Panel : 18.1 -Legitimacy and Law in the Ancient World
Date : Thursday, April 17, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 603
Chair(s) :
Ando, Clifford, cando@uchicago.edu, University of Chicago
Papers :
Perfect Imperfect Laws: The Paradox of Roman leges sumptuariae Salamanca, Emily, emilycs@princeton.edu, Princeton University
Structural Composition and Psychic Disposition of Aristotle's Servitude McCornack, Aemann, ml9634@princeton.edu, Princeton University
Social Practices Beyond the Law: Transgression and Acceptance in Classical Athens
Gagarin, Michael, University of Texas at Austin, gagarin@austin.utexas.edu
Obstructionism as a Form of Political Theater in Republican Roman Lawmaking Erdman, Chris, erdmanchristopher@gmail.com, Washington University at Saint Louis
Discussant(s):
Ando, Clifford - cando@uchicago.edu, University of Chicago
Mosher, Michael - michael-mosher@utulsa.edu, The University of Tulsa
Panel : 24.8 -Investigating Law Enforcement
Date : Thursday, April 17, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 607
Chair(s) :
Papers :
Becoming the State: (Im)migration Control and the Weaponization of Brown Bodies
Cortez, David, dcortez@nd.edu, University of Notre Dame
Exposure to Police Violence and Trust in the Police
Branton, Gina, rbranton@uncc.edu, University of North Carolina Charlotte
Carey, Tony, , University of Pittsburgh
Discussant(s):
Panel : 24.13 -Ideology and Partisanship
Date : Thursday, April 17, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 605
Chair(s) :
Vega, Arturo, avega2@stmarytx.edu, St. Mary's University
Mendez, Geidy, geidym@uci.edu, University of California-Irvine
Papers :
Building Back the Bridge: Reevaluating Latino Linked-Fate and Party Identification as Predictors of Voting Behavior among Latinos Post-2020
Morín, Jason, jason.morin@csun.edu, California State University, Northridge
Sanchez, Gabriel, sanchezg@unm.edu, University of New Mexico
López Amaya, David, dlopezamaya@unm.edu, University of New Mexico
Can’t Hide from Politics? Polarization and the Evolution of Party Identification among Early-Generation Americans
Jongwoo, Jeong, jjeong15@gsu.edu, Georgia State University
"Why are they here?": Latinx Immigrants growing conservatism rooted in New Immigrant Resentimient
Mendez, Geidy, geidym@uci.edu, University of California-Irvine
Boundary-Making and Political Identity: Understanding Latino Republicanism in the United States
Ortiz, Emily, enortiz@g.ucla.edu, University of California at Los Angeles
Radical Patriotism and the Fourth for July Ochoa, Aiden, ochoaa@wwu.edu, Western Washington University
Discussant(s):
Gutierrez, Angela - angela.gutierrez@austin.utexas.edu, University of Texas at Austin
Ortiz, Emily - enortiz@g.ucla.edu, University of California at Los Angeles
Vega, Arturo - avega2@stmarytx.edu, St. Mary's University
Panel : 24.15 -Political Fundraising and Polling
Date : Thursday, April 17, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 604
Chair(s) :
Wright, Kenicia, Kenicia.Wright@asu.edu, Arizona State University
Papers :
Exclusion in Political Polling and Voter Demobilization: The Case of Asian Americans
Nathan, Chan, Nathan.Chan@lmu.edu, Loyola Marymount University
Nguy, Joyce, , University of California, Los Angeles
Who Gets the Money? How Characteristics of Candidates and Voters Influence the Decision to Donate
Wright, Kenicia, Kenicia.Wright@asu.edu, Arizona State University
Racial Data, Classification Conundrums, and the Rise and Fall of “Visible Minority” in Canada
Thompson, Debra, debra.thompson@mcgill.ca, McGill University
Tolley, Erin, erin.tolley@cunet.carleton.ca, Carleton University
Lu, Fan, fan.lu@queensu.ca, Queen's University (Canada)
Racial Identity, Contextual Salience, and Voting Patterns among Black-White Biracial Americans
Stepp, Hailey, haileystepp@arizona.edu, The University of Arizona
Sanchez, Lisa , lisasanchez@arizona.edu, The University of Arizona
Discussant(s):
Wright, Kenicia - Kenicia.Wright@asu.edu, Arizona State University
Panel : 28.2 -Voting and Elections in Comparative Perspective
Date : Thursday, April 17, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 609
Chair(s) :
Donovan, Todd, todd.donovan@wwu.edu, Western Washington University
Papers :
The Impact of Electoral Reform on District-Level Party Systems in New Democracies: Insights from the Chilean Parallel Electoral System
Bunker, Kenneth, kenneth.bunker@uss.cl, San Sebastian University
Voter turnout and far right support in Western Europe
Allen, Trevor, allentj@ccsu.edu, Central Connecticut State University
Working-Class Political Candidate Success: Evidence from Canadian Elections
Robbins-Kanter, Jacob, jrobbins@ubishops.ca, Bishop's University
Discussant(s):
Donovan, Todd - todd.donovan@wwu.edu, Western Washington University
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Panel : 01.2 -Activism, Power, Protesting, and Social Movements
Date : Thursday, April 17, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 407
Chair(s) :
Lin, Yi-Ping, yi-ping.lin@fu-berlin.de, Freie Universität Berlin
Papers :
How Do Disaffected Voters Choose? Assessing Protest Voting Beyond Explicit Protest Parties
Camatarri, Stefano, stefano.camatarri@uclouvain.be, Catholic University of Louvain
Gallina, Marta, marta.gallina@univ-catholille.fr, Catholic University of Lille
Telegram based activity during the Yellow Vests social movement in France
Sebbah, brigitte, brigitte.sebbah@iut-tlse3.fr, Paul Sabatier Toulouse III University
Ratinaud, Pierre, pierre.ratinaud@univ-tlse2.fr , Jean Jaurès Toulouse II University
Activists in Time: From Intense Preferences to Political Participation
Wang, Sophia, jinghong.wang@yale.edu, Yale University
Discussant(s):
Bowler, Shaun - shaun.bowler@ucr.edu , University of California Riverside
Chau, Elizabeth - eschau1@uci.edu, University of California Irvine
Lin, Yi-Ping - yi-ping.lin@fu-berlin.de, Freie Universität Berlin
Panel : 01.3 -Civil-Military Conflict and Problems
Date : Thursday, April 17, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 406
Chair(s) :
Li, Zeren, zeren.li@nus.edu.sg, National University of Singapore
Papers :
Polícia para quem precisa? Explaining success and failure in the creation of midlevel security forces in Democratic Latin America
Ivey, Andrew, aivey@bentley.edu, aivey@bentley.edu
Acácio, Igor, iacácio@fullerton.edu, California State University, Fullerton
Broken Promises: Why Ex-combatants Fight Again After Peace Agreements. The case of the FARC splinters in Colombia.
Sebastian, Tobon Palma, stobon2@uic.edu, University of Illinois Chicago
The Paradox of Peacekeeping: UN Peacekeepers and Social Cohesion in ConflictAffected Communities
Favell, William, william.favell@wsu.edu, Washington State University
Moncrieff, Henry J. , henry.moncrieff@ttu.edu, Texas Tech University
Zarepour-Arizi, Nila, nila.zarepour-arizi@ttu.edu, Texas Tech University
Discussant(s):
Brunell, Laura - brunell@gonzaga.edu, Gonzaga University
Favell, William - william.favell@wsu.edu, Washington State University
Panel : 02.2 -Global and Transformative Efforts in Higher Education
Date : Thursday, April 17, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 502
Chair(s) :
McCann, Michael, mwmccann@uw.edu, University of Washington
Papers :
Educational Approaches for the Future
Deo, Nandini, ndd208@lehigh.edu, Lehigh University
Gatski, Ivan, ihg327@lehigh.edu, Lehigh University
Hussain, Khurram, khh209@lehigh.edu, Lehigh University
The Pan-African University Institute for Governance: A Model for Higher Education Reform in Africa
Ngenge, Ransom Tanyu, ransomtanyu.ngenge@doktorant.up.krakow.pl, University of the National Education Commission
Problem-Based Learning Beyond Borders: Transforming Faculty, Students, and Community Members through a Cutting-Edge Pedagogy
Simmons, William, williamsimmons@arizona.edu, University of Arizona
Discussant(s):
Hindman, Matthew - matt-hindman@utulsa.edu, University of Tulsa
Panel : 03.2 -Power and Balance: Re-thinking Hierarchies, Equality, and Freedoms with the More-Than-Human World
Date : Thursday, April 17, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 503
Chair(s) :
Schlosberg, David, david.schlosberg@sydney.edu.au, University of Sydney
Papers :
When people are the youngest ecological sibling
Winter, Christine, christine.winter@otago.ac.nz, University of Otago
Puzzles of Hierarchy, Equality, and Consumption in the More-than-Human World
Nedelsky, Jennifer , jnedelsky@osgoode.yorku.ca, York University
In Praise of Decay, Toward a Politics of Compost
Croteau, Jessica, jcrotea2@jh.edu, Johns Hopkins University
Working Toward Ecological and Planetary Justice: A Durkheimian Environmental Socio-Political Theory
Cladis, Mark, mark_cladis@brown.edu, Brown University
Discussant(s):
Schlosberg, David - david.schlosberg@sydney.edu.au, University of Sydney
Panel : 03.17 -Inter/Intra Species Communication and Deliberation
Date : Thursday, April 17, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 504
Chair(s) :
Jones, June, june.jones@utdallas.edu, University of Texas at Dallas
Papers :
Focusing the lens of multispecies justice? The politics of visual storytelling in US wild horse advocacy
Hunold, Christian, hunoldc@drexel.edu, Drexel University
Britton, Jennifer, jlb42@drexel.edu, Drexel University
Del Grosso, Abigail, acdelgrosso@gmail.com, Independent Scholar Science and Moral Standing: The Role of Community-led Research in Restorative Environmental Justice
Ottinger, Gwen, ottinger@drexel.edu, Drexel University
Birdsong, Mourning, and the Self: Singing and/as Interspecies Communication in Times of Crisis
Strack, Franziska, franziska.strack@utah.edu, University of Utah
Discussant(s):
Martindale, Dayton - dayton.martindale@colorado.edu, University of Colorado, Boulder
Panel : 04.12 -Drivers of Environmental and Climate (In)action
Date : Thursday, April 17, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 408
Chair(s) :
Acheampong, Joseph, joa5@illinois.edu, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Papers :
Climate Action and Political Affiliation: Framing Climate Policies to Influence Voters’ Opinion
Olivier, Annabelle, annabelle.olivier.1@ulaval.ca, Laval University
Global Environmental Inaction
Osburn, Evelyn , evie777@uw.edu , University of Washington
We Can't Wait Forever: State Responses to "Forever Chemicals" in the US
Smith, Gemma, gemmasmith@arizona.edu, University of Arizona
Gilson, Gina, ggilson@arizona.edu, University of Arizona
Brown, Adrienne, adriennerb@arizona.edu, University of Arizona
Zuniga, Adriana, aazuniga@arizona.edu, University of Arizona
Gerlak, Andrea, agerlak@arizona.edu, University of Arizona
Review Responsiveness: Examining the Relationship between Regulatory Review Requirements & Legislative Action in the U.S. Congress
Smith, Hunter, huntersmith@ucsb.edu, University of California, Santa Barbara
How does the China-leading Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank membership influence climate commitment? Examining the variations of net-zero emission commitment goals.
Yin, Siyu, syyin@uw.edu, University of Washington
Discussant(s):
Wang, Hanjie - hanjiewang123@gmail.com, Boston University
Panel : 05.2 -Author Meets Critics: Commander-In-Chief by Casey B.K. Dominguez
Date : Thursday, April 17, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 508
Chair(s) :
McCarty, Timothy, tmccarty@sandiego.edu, University of San Diego
Discussant(s):
Bimes, Terri - bimes@berkeley.edu, University of California at Berkeley
Dominguez, Casey - caseydominguez@SanDiego.edu, University of San Diego
Ellis, Richard - rellis@willamette.edu, Willamette University
Zeisberg, Mariah - zeisberg@umich.edu, University of Michigan
Panel : 06.3 -Gender, Race, and Legislative Institutions in the US
Date : Thursday, April 17, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 501
Chair(s) :
Walker, Elizabeth, ewalker@collegeofthedesert.edu, College of the Desert
Papers :
Sisters on the Rise: Women’s Leadership of the Congressional Black Caucus
Mahoney, Anna, anna.m.mahoney@dartmouth.edu, Dartmouth College
Brown, Nadia, nb865@georgetown.edu, Georgetown University
Clark, Christopher, chriclar@email.unc.edu, UNC Chapel Hill
Peay, Periloux, peay@umd.edu, University of Maryland
Strawbridge, Michael, strawbridge@wustl.edu, Washington University
Catch a Wave? Social Movements and Latina Legislative Leadership
Montoya, Celeste, celeste.montoya@colorado.edu, University of Colorado Boulder
Representing the Real Latino Electorate: Far Right Latinas, Group Capture, and Alternate Visions of Latinidad
Venegas-Lopez, Yulenni, yvenegas@uw.edu, University of Washington
Stereotypes in Strategy: Gendered Language and Self-Presentation in the 2024 California Senate Election
McReynolds, Rana, rana.mcreynolds@sjsu.edu, San Jose State University
Discussant(s):
Shah, Paru - paru.shah@rutgers.edu, Rutgers University
Panel : 09.2 -Government Repression and Human Rights
Date : Thursday, April 17, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 608
Chair(s) :
Kim, James Dongjin, jjjkim@uw.edu, University of Washington
Papers :
“Elected” Dictators and the Initiation of Militarized Disputes
Romero, Richie , Raromer9@asu.edu, Arizona State University
We Before Me: The Impact of Culture on State Repression of Civil Resistance
Movements
Samat, Ahana , ahana.samat@utdallas.edu, The University of Texas at Dallas
Pillai, Maitreyi, maitreyi.pillai@utdallas.edu, The University of Texas at Dallas
Correlates of Genocide - How does the institutional world order enable Genocide?
Suwwan, Noor, nsuwwan1@gmail.com, University of Chicago
Beyond Democracy and Human Rights: The Motivations Behind States Forum
Shopping for BRICS Over Western Norms
Shishir, Md Foysal Jaman, mshishir@go.olemiss.edu, University of Mississippi
What human rights foreign policy should the U.S. adopt towards China?
Sadiku, Fitore, fsadi004@ucr.edu, UC Riverside
Discussant(s):
Sasley, Brent E. - bsasley@uta.edu, University of Texas at Arlington
Panel : 09.13 -Creating Ontological Security: Aesthetics, Status, and Collective Transformation
Date : Thursday, April 17, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 401
Chair(s) :
Steele, Brent , brent.steele@utah.edu, University of Utah
Papers :
‘Ni reyes, ni gringos invasores’: Security, Identity, and Aesthetics in Colonial Puerto Rico
Amoureux, Jack , amourejl@wfu.edu, Wake Forest University
Envisioning Identity: The Aesthetic Dimensions of National Roles and Ontological Security in International Relations
Cihan, Irem, iremcihan357@gmail.com, University of London
Objects of stigma: Restitution of looted art in international politics
Subotic, Jelena , jsubotic@gsu.edu, Georgia State University
The Security of Insecurity: New Opportunities for Ontological Security in Late Modernity
Hall, Alex , Alexander.Hall@utah.edu, University of Utah
Nationalism, Art, and the Moral Teaching of the Proper Croat Man
Jackson, Christopher , Christopher.Jackson@lmu.edu, Loyola Marymount University
Discussant(s):
Steele, Brent - brent.steele@utah.edu, University of Utah
Subotic, Jelena - jsubotic@gsu.edu, Georgia State University
Panel : 11.2 -The Courts Post-Dobbs: Sex, Gender, and Healthcare Rights
Date : Thursday, April 17, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 509
Chair(s) :
Peterson, Jordan Carr, jordancarrpeterson@gmail.com, University of Tennessee, Knoxville
Papers :
Reconsidering Abortion: A Pro-Life Position Chen, Paul, chenp@wwu.edu, Western Washington University
The Abortion Question via In Vitro Fertilization: Debating Embryonic Personhood in Alabama
Mazer, Alyssa, armazer@ucsc.edu, University of California, Santa Cruz
Overturning the Court’s Legitimacy: The Effects of the Supreme Court Overruling Established Precedents on its Institutional Reputation
Safarzadeh, Pooya, pooya.safarzadeh@csun.edu, California State University, Northridge
Discussant(s):
Heard, Kathryn - heardk2@whitman.edu, Whitman College
Panel : 12.2 -U.S. Congress
Date : Thursday, April 17, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 409
Chair(s) :
Casellas, Jason, jcasellas@uh.edu, University of Houston
Papers :
Doomed to Fail? An Analysis of Republican Speakers of the U.S. House of Representatives from 2011 to the Present Henning, Maye, maye.henning@suffolk.edu, Suffolk University Carey-DiGregorio, Benjamin, , University of Portland Party Polarization, Legislative Procedures and Amending Processes in the US House, 2007 - 2024, the Case of the National Defense Authorization Act Den Hartog, Chris, cdenhart@calpoly.edu, Cal Poly SLO Nokken, Timothy, Timothy.Nokken@ttu.edu, Texas Tech University
The Contemporary Rise of the Congressional Review Act: 2017–2024 Berry, Michael, Michael.Berry@ucdenver.edu, University of Colorado Denver Legislative Effectiveness, Electoral Anticipation, and Garnering Campaign
Advantage in the United States Senate
Algara, Carlos, carlos.algara@cgu.edu, Claremont Graduate University
Discussant(s):
Casellas, Jason - jcasellas@uh.edu, University of Houston
Panel : 14.1 -Parties, Interest Groups, Movements and Political Organizations in Latin America
Date : Thursday, April 17, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 505
Chair(s) :
Papers :
All Populist President's Men: Assessing the Strategic Use of Informal Institutions in the Recruitment and Selection of Candidates for Subnational Elections in Latin America.
Bonilla, Jhon, jkbonilla@uidaho.edu, University of Idaho
Higuera, Felipe, felipe.higuera@urosario.edu.co, Universidad del Rosario
Declining Party Loyalty in Chile, Part 2
Dixon, David, ddixon@csudh.edu, California State University Dominguez Hills
Global-local dynamics: The Case of Pro-Palestine Activism in Chile
El Kurd, Dana, delkurd@richmond.edu, University of Richmond
Stars on the Ballot: Exploring the Phenomenon of Celebrity Politics in Mexico
Mejorada Sesma, David, dmejoradasesma0299@sdsu.edu, San Diego State University
Discussant(s):
Panel : 15.2 -Capitalism, Reconciliation, and Federalism in Fragile Democracies
Date : Thursday, April 17, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 606
Chair(s) :
Bulut, Dolunay, dolunaybulut@arizona.edu, University of Arizona
Papers :
Rethinking human rights and reconciliation: Mamdani, Darfur, and South Sudan
Mares, Gabriel, gpmares84@gmail.com, n/a
The mobilization role of parliaments under autocratization
Bajpai, Rochana, rb6@soas.ac.uk, University of London
Sustaining Solidarity: “Radical Third Spaces” in the Subaltern Public Sphere
Wells, Catherine, catherine.wells@email.ucr.edu, University of California, Riverside
Multinational federalism: some unresolved tensions
Boileau, Xavier, xavier.boileau2@mcgill.ca, McGill University
Discussant(s):
Bulut, Dolunay - dolunaybulut@arizona.edu, University of Arizona
Moskop, Wynne - wynne.moskop@slu.edu, Saint Louis University
Panel : 16.14 -Necropolitics: White Consumption, Complicity, and Constructions of the Human
Date : Thursday, April 17, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 403
Chair(s) :
Melonas , Desireé, dmelonas@ucr.edu,
Papers :
From the Fetish to Black Paranoia: Causality and the Overrepresentation of Man
Cambridge, Nigel, ncambridge@gradcenter.cuny.edu, City University of New York Graduate Center
Empathic consumption: a critique of empathy as an agent of white supremacy
Tatz, Erin, etatz@bu.edu, Boston University White-Americo-Pessimism?
Werner, Griffin, gbwerner@hawaii.edu, University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa A Fanonian Examination of the Dialectical Development and Potential Negation of Whiteness
Sturman, Joshua, sturmanj@uw.edu, University of Washington
Discussant(s):
Melonas , Desireé - dmelonas@ucr.edu,
Panel : 16.27 -The Female Body: Object, Agent, Transcendence*
Date : Thursday, April 17, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 404
Chair(s) :
Wingrove, Elizabeth, ewingrov@umich.edu, University of Michigan
Papers :
From Anita Hill to Dobbs: When Women's Bodies Reshaped the Body Politic Sarvasy, Wendy, wsarvasy@gmail.com, California State University, East Bay
Speaking About Marriage: A Feminist Account of Performativity and Structure in Women’s Choices on Marital Life
Jo, Kabin, kabin.jo@colorado.edu, University of Colorado at Boulder
Problematising Consent in University Faculty-Student Relationships
Ng, Qian Qian, qqng@umich.edu, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor Gimalieva, Leyla, leyla.gimalieva@u.nus.edu,
Discussant(s): Najm, Helena - hnajm@gradcenter.cuny.edu, CUNY Graduate Center
Panel : 16.38 - Authors-Meet-Critics: Everyone’s Business What Companies Owe Society by Amit Ron and Abraham A. Singer
Date : Thursday, April 17, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 405
Chair(s) :
Medearis, John, john.medearis@ucr.edu, University of California Riverside
Discussant(s):
Brown, Brookes - brookes.brown@utoronto.ca, University of Toronto
Datta, Prithviraj - pdatta@fandm.edu, Franklin and Marshall College Dobuzinskis, Laurent - dobuzins@sfu.ca, Simon Fraser University Ron, Amit - amit.ron@asu.edu, Arizona State University
Smith, Jeffery - smitjeff@seattleu.edu, Seattle University
Panel : 17.2 -Revolutionary Political Spaces
Date : Thursday, April 17, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 506
Chair(s) :
Plaetzer, Niklas, nplaetzer@uchicago.edu, University of Chicago
Papers : Anarchist Threats, Feminist Threats: Louise Michel and Transnational Activism
Eichner, Carolyn, eichner@uwm.edu, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee
Arendt, Luxemburg, and the Republic
Maione, Angela, angela.maione@csulb.edu, California State University, Long Beach
The Mythos of the Earth: Virtual Utopias, Suspended Realisms, and Visions of a Third World
Mansoori, Naveed, nmansoori@ucla.edu, University of Arkansas
The Unhappy Poor: The Politics of Resentment in the Classical World
Reshad, Clover, reshc244@newschool.edu, New School for Social Research
Discussant(s):
Sterling, Rebekah - resterling@wm.edu, William & Mary
Panel : 17.13 -Theorizing Politics in China
Date : Thursday, April 17, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 507
Chair(s) :
Herold, Robert, robertherold4@gmail.com, Independent Researcher
Papers :
Theory and Actions in the Diligent Work-Frugal Study Movement
Chen, Jinxue, jinxuechen2025@u.northwestern.edu, Northwestern University
Contradiction: Disappointment and Enthusiasm When Organizing with Mao
Diones, Alexander, alexander.diones@lmu.edu, Loyola Marymount University
From Guo (State) to Wo (Self): The International Political Theory of Yang Zhu
Joshi, Devin, devinjoshi@smu.edu.sg, Singapore Management University
Red Leviathan: How Ideological Flexibility Saved the Chinese Communist Party Prill, Noah, nprill6008@sdsu.edu, San Diego State University
Spontaneity and Socialist Transformation: Reading 'Mao's 1970s' in Political Theory
Zhou, Yichuan, zhouy997@newschool.edu, Tsinghua Institute for Advanced Study
Discussant(s):
Jing, Qi - titan66618ucla@g.ucla.edu, University of California, Los Angeles
Panel : 18.2 -Race and Indigeneity: Statebuilding in the South and West
Date : Thursday, April 17, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 603
Chair(s) :
Szymanski, Ann-Marie, ams@ou.edu, University of Oklahoma Norman
Papers :
Race and Pardons in a Hybrid Authoritarian Legal Order
Butorac, Sean Kim, skbutorac@noctrl.edu, North Central College
“Groundless–Captious–or Premature”: Settler Organization in Mississippi Territory
and the Development of the American Administrative State
Grove, Jeffrey, jgrove91@uw.edu, University of Washington
Photography and the “White Man’s Indian”
French, John, jfrench3@depaul.edu, DePaul University
Support for Native American Policies: Land Acknowledgement Statements vis-àvis Historical Information in the U.S.
Reinke, Jonathan, jonathan.Reinke@cgu.edu, Claremont Graduate University
Headington, Edward, edward.headington@cgu.edu, Claremont Graduate University
Jessica, Geiger, Jessica.geiger@cgu.edu, Claremont Graduate University
Discussant(s):
Szymanski, Ann-Marie - ams@ou.edu, University of Oklahoma Norman
Panel : 24.2 -The Political Psychology of Race & Ethnicity
Date : Thursday, April 17, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 605
Chair(s) :
Saavedra Cisneros, Angel, a.saavedra@bowdoin.edu, Bowdoin College
Johnson, Austin, austin.johnson@templejc.edu, Temple College
Parafiniuk, Adrah, amp8@nau.edu, Northern Arizona University
Papers :
Between Belonging and Exclusion: The Emotional Underpinnings of Immigration Policy amongst Latinos and Asian Americans
Alhambra, Ramona, rabalh21@ucla.edu, University of California, Los Angeles
Berdan, Edward, edward.berdan@ucla.edu, University of California, Los Angeles
The Politics of Trust and Taxation in Sub-Saharan Africa
Johnson, Austin, austin.johnson@templejc.edu, Temple College
Social Identities and Political Socialization among Immigrants
Saavedra Cisneros, Angel, a.saavedra@bowdoin.edu, Bowdoin College
Alvarez, Robert, rdalvare@CougarNet.UH.EDU, University of Houston
Roman, Marcel, mroman@g.harvard.edu, Harvard University
Cognitive consequences of insecure national belonging
Gomes, Joseph, joseph.gomes@uclouvain.be, University of Louvain
Panin, Amma, , University of Louvain
Banerjee, Ritwik, , IIM Bangalor
Lindstam, Emmy, , IE University
Discussant(s):
Alegre, Claudia - claudia.alegre@duke.edu, Duke University
Jongwoo, Jeong - jjeong15@gsu.edu, Georgia State University
Parafiniuk, Adrah - amp8@nau.edu, Northern Arizona University
Saavedra Cisneros, Angel - a.saavedra@bowdoin.edu, Bowdoin College
Panel : 25.2 -Elections and Representation: Design, Performance, and Expectations
Date : Thursday, April 17, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 607
Chair(s) :
Papers :
Overlooked and Undervalued: The Ghettoization of Women County Clerks
Bernick, Ethan, emb0111@ksu.edu, Kansas State University
Baird, Chardie, cbaird@ksu.edu, Kansas State University
Heidbreder, Brianne, heidbr@ksu.edu, Kansas State University
Navarro, Andrew, asnavarro310@ksu.edu, Kansas State University
Running unopposed: Explaining the variation in rates of contestation in local elections
Crawford, Evan, ecrawford@sandiego.edu, University of San Diego
Constitutional, but a Hot Mess: the 2021 California Gubernatorial Recall
Hussey, Wesley, whussey@csus.edu, Sacramento State University
States Legislating Against Digital Deception: A Comparative Study of Laws to Mitigate Deepfake Risks in American Political Advertisements
Goldberg, Hayden, hayden.goldberg@gmail.com, Independent Scholar
Discussant(s):
Donovan, Todd - donovat@wwu.edu, Western Washington University
Panel : 28.1 -The Causes and Consequences of Election Outcomes
Date : Thursday, April 17, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 609
Chair(s) : Allen, Trevor, allentj@ccsu.edu, Central Connecticut State University
Papers : When Do Opposition Political Parties Resort to Post-election Violence?
Akowuah, Joseph, joseph.s.akowuah@wsu.edu, Washington State University
Election Fever or Sick of Elections? Effect of Elections on Political Interest for Over Five Million Citizens Worldwide
Go, Laurence, laurencg@uio.no, University of Oslo
Pennsylvania 2024: Harris v. Trump and the Key to Victory
Yenerall, Kevan, kyenerall@pennwest.edu, Pennsylvania Western University
Political Myths and the 2024 US Election
Mitchell , Charles , mitchellc@gram.edu, Grambling State University
From the Ground Up: Investigating the Linkages Between Community Level
Deprivation and Individual Political Participation Way, Rachel , rachel_way@sfu.ca, Simon Fraser University
Discussant(s):
Allen, Trevor - allentj@ccsu.edu, Central Connecticut State University
Panel : 32.1 -Abolition(s)
Date : Thursday, April 17, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 601
Chair(s) :
Bennett, Nolan, nbennett@calpoly.edu, Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo
Papers :
“To Live Violence-Free Lives”: The “INCITE!-Critical Resistance Statement” as Abolitionist Constitutionalism
Epstein, Daniel, danielepstein@uchicago.edu, University of Chicago
The Legitimation Crisis of the State and Abolition
Passavant, Paul, Passavant@hws.edu, Hobart and William Smith Colleges Is Abolition a Theory of (State) Nonviolence?
Singh, Jakeet, jsingh3@yorku.ca, York University
Discussant(s):
Kaushal-Carter, Kierstan - kierstkc@law.upenn.edu, University of Pennsylvania
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Panel : 00.3 -Reimagining Transformation in a Fragile World
Date : Thursday, April 17, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : Willapa 5th Floor
Chair(s) :
Krause, Sharon , Sharon_Krause@brown.edu, Brown University
Papers :
Beyond Utopia: Revolution as Planetary Temporality Sagan, Claire, csagan@vassar.edu, Vassar College
The Wonder of Unbecoming: A Politics of Decline for the Broken-Down Present
Croteau, Jessica, jcrotea2@jh.edu, Johns Hopkins University
“Rains come, the grass grows, rains stop, the grass burns”: Colonialism and Wildfires on Maui
Ferguson, Kathy, kferguso@hawaii.edu, University of Hawaii at Manoa
Comfort, Gentleness, and the Genuine: Embracing Temporary and Shaky Affirmations
DeBole, David, ddebole1@jhu.edu, Johns Hopkins University
Discussant(s): Grove, Jairus - jairusg@hawaii.edu, University of Hawaii at Manoa
Panel : 01.12 -In Memoriam: The Political Vision of James Scott
Date : Thursday, April 17, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 401
Chair(s) :
Zirakzadeh, Cyrus, capeern@gmail.com, University of Connecticut
Papers :
Two Cheers for Practical Knowledge (and Maybe More!)
Ruchet, Olivier, olivier.ruchet@unil.ch, Universite de Lausanne
Teaching James C. Scott's 'Hidden Transcripts' to Advanced Undergraduates
Schwartz-Shea, Peregrine, psshea@poli-sci.utah.edu, University of Utah
Making Waves: Science and Poetry in the Work of James C. Scott
Zirakzadeh, Cyrus, Capeern@gmail.com, University of Connecticut
Names, numbers, and categories in James C. Scott’s work
Yanow, Dvora, Dvora.Yanow.prof@gmail.com, Wageningen University
Discussant(s):
Wedeen, Lisa - lwedee@uchicago.edu, University of Chicago
Panel : 03.3 -Roundtable: New Books in EPT
Date : Thursday, April 17, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 503
Chair(s) :
Cannavo, Peter, pcannavo@hamilton.edu, Hamilton College
Papers :
Discussant(s):
Rowe, James - , University of Victoria
Wiebe, Sarah Marie - , University of Victoria
Winter, Christine - , University of Otago
Panel : 03.16 -Perspectives on the Planetary Emergency
Date : Thursday, April 17, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 504
Chair(s) :
On, Stephen, stephen.on@ihu.edu.tr, Ibn Haldun University, Istanbul, Turkiye
Papers :
Might Environmental Pragmatism Imply a Theory of the Good?
Stephens, Piers, piers@uga.edu, University of Georgia
Unbounded Ecologies & Emergent Theories of Politics
Byg, Reed, bygr@vt.edu, The Oregon Extension
Landless Imaginings, the Flesh of the Earth, and Settlerism of Too Many Bodies
Sanadhya, Varun, sanadhya@hawaii.edu, University of Hawaii at Manoa
Discussant(s):
Stone, James - jstone@mtsac.edu, Mt San Antonio College
Panel : 04.2 -Challenging and Extending Environmental & Climate Justice
Date : Thursday, April 17, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 407
Chair(s) :
Ko, Inhwan, inhwanko@unr.edu, University of Nevada, Reno
Papers :
Maladaptation and Moral Hazard: Rethinking Climate Justice and Adaptation Governance
Carmack, Meagan, mcarmack@uw.edu, University of Washington
Wealthy countries are not immune to global problems: applying a resilience approach to divergent country-level COVID-19 mortality outcomes and expected climate change adaptation capacity
Levin, Tova Donovan, tova.levin@gwu.edu, The George Washington University
Embedding Environmental Justice into Climate Change Adaptation Policy and Practice
Schlosberg, David, david.schlosberg@sydney.edu.au, University of Sydney
Della Bosca, Hannah, , University of Sydney de Kleyn, Lisa, , La Trobe University
Rickards, Lauren, , La Trobe University
Environmental Injustice Across the Atlantic: Sacrifice Zones in Europe
Vanderheiden, Steve, vanders@colorado.edu, University of Colorado at Boulder Santala, Aine, aine.santala@colorado.edu, University of Colorado at Boulder
Discussant(s):
Karageorge, Kaleigh - kkarageo@purdue.edu, Purdue University
Marques de Mesquita, Carolina - carolina.marquesdemesquita@yale.edu, Yale University
Panel : 04.3 -Environmental & Climate Justice Policy Processes and Dynamics
Date : Thursday, April 17, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 406
Chair(s) :
Armstrong, John, jarmstrong@seattleu.edu, Seattle University
Papers :
Humanitarian advocacy and public support for climate reparations: Evidence from a survey experiment in the United States
Foxe, Jana, jfoxe@uw.edu, University of Washington
Reshaping After Disaster: The Flooding of the Santa Ana and the Restructuring of Riverside
Kegler, Tommy, tkegl001@ucr.edu, University of California at Riverside
Community-Driven Adaptation: Policy Strategies for Climate Resilience in Rural Honduras
Montoya Lozano, Ariana, montoyal@purdue.edu, Purdue University
Discussant(s):
Smith, Gemma - gemmasmith@arizona.edu, University of Arizona
Panel : 06.2 -The Intersections of Race, Gender, and Political Behavior
Date : Thursday, April 17, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 501
Chair(s) :
Daily, Anna, anna.daily@csus.edu, Sacramento State University
Papers :
Complaining as Citizenship? Race, gender, nationality, and claim-making in Dublin and Belfast
Dobbs, Erica, erica.dobbs@pomona.edu, Pomona College
Mexicanas: The Divergent Trajectories of Mexican American Women Voters in recent Presidential Elections
Muzquiz, Jose, muzquiz@usc.edu, University of Southern California
Watanabe, Melissa, mmwatana@usc.edu, University of Southern California Historical Contexts and Contemporary Struggles: Mapping the History and Future of Feminist Activism in Brazil
Turbino Torres, Luisa, lturbinotorres@fau.edu, Florida Atlantic University
Discussant(s):
Walsh, Denise - denise@virginia.edu, University of Virginia
Panel : 07.1 -Immigrant Political Participation and Incorporation
Date : Thursday, April 17, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 408
Chair(s) :
Raychaudhuri, Tanika , tanikar@rice.edu, Rice University
Papers :
From the Bay to the Valley: contextual factors in immigrant political socialization
Garcia-Castanon, Marcela, mgcs@sfsu.edu, San Francisco State University Networked Opinions? Perceived Homophily Within Asian Americans' Interpersonal Networks
Chan, Stephanie, chans@lafayette.edu, Lafayette College
Chen, Sonya, sgchen@princeton.edu, University of Pennsylvania
Immigrant Partisanship and Electoral Institutions: Australia, Canada, and New Zealand Compared
White, Stephen, stephenwhite@cunet.carleton.ca, Carleton University
Acculturation, Imported Beliefs, and Social Remittances: Abortion Policy Views of Salvadorans in the U.S.
Acevedo, Jesse, jesse.acevedo@du.edu, University of Denver
Immigrant Inclusion: Urban Policy and Civic Engagement
Chapa, Samantha, schapa2@central.uh.edu, University of Houston
Discussant(s):
Altema McNeely, Natasha - natasha.altema@unt.edu, University of North Texas
Chapa, Samantha - schapa2@central.uh.edu, University of Houston
Paul, Hannah - hannah.paul@missouri.edu, University of Missouri
Panel : 08.1 -Methodological Pluralism in Indigenous Politics
Date : Thursday, April 17, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 602
Chair(s) :
Allard-Tremblay, Yann, yann.allard-tremblay@mcgill.ca, McGill University
Papers :
Called to Witness?: Engaging/in Indigenous storywork respectfully as political theorists
Aguirre, Kelly, kaguirre@uvic.ca, University of Victoria
Assimilation and Demands for Self-Determination: Renaming Indigenous People in the U.S., 1890-1910
Castañeda Dower, Sonja , sonjacastaneda@uchicago.edu, University of Chicago
Discussant(s):
Fillmore, Mel - melfillmore@ou.edu, University of Oklahoma
Panel : 09.3 -Dynamics of Civilian Victimization
Date : Thursday, April 17, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 609
Chair(s) : Parsons, Brandon, brandon.parsons@pepperdine.edu, Pepperdine University
Papers :
Pulling and Releasing the Breaks Violent Escalation and De-escalation in Northern Ireland from 1968 to 1981
Masters, Daniel, mastersd@uncw.edu, UNCW, Dept. of International Studies
External Dynamics and Insurgent Violence: Do External Ties affect Rebel Group's Engagement in Human Trafficking
Chung, Ji Hyeon, jihyeonc@uw.edu, University of Washington, Seattle
The Thin Line Between Militia and Terrorist groups: The Case of Iraq's Badr Organization
Hogr, Tarkhani, htarkh1@lsu.edu, Louisiana State University
Assessing the Effects of International Audience Costs on Violence against Refugees, 1996-2014
Campbell, Thomas, tcampbell2@unr.edu, University of Nevada Reno
Discussant(s):
Parsons, Brandon - brandon.parsons@pepperdine.edu, Pepperdine University
Panel : 11.3 -Constitutionalism and Crisis in the Roberts Court
Date : Thursday, April 17, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 509
Chair(s) : Stohler, Stephan, sstohler@syr.edu, Syracuse University
Papers :
Legal Undercurrents: The Right to Bear Arms and Constitutional Politics in the Federal Courts of Appeals
Darwin, Sierra, Sierra.darwin@student.csulb.edu, California State University, Long Beach
Curbing the Supreme Court in a Polarized Congress: 1989-2022
Dionne, Lee, dionnele@udmercy.edu, University of Detroit Mercy
Political Justice, Class Justice, and Transatlantic Visions of Democratic Law Lieback, Hedwig, hl3426@columbia.edu, Columbia University in the City of New York How to Pave the Way to Sustainable Capitalism and How Not to Implement Federalism. Lessons Learned from Ohio v. EPA Neacsu, Dana, edn13@columbia.edu, Barnard College
Discussant(s):
Panel : 12.3 -OTC's: Other than Congress Legislative Politics
Date : Thursday, April 17, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 409
Chair(s) :
Algara, Carlos, carlos.algara@cgu.edu, Claremont Graduate University
Papers :
Hidden Cleavages: Measuring Ideology in State Legislatures through Committee Votes
Pellaton, Paige, ppellaton@ucdavis.edu, University of California Center Sacramento
Voter Identification Bills and State Legislator Abstention
Rush, Tye, tarush@ucsd.edu, University of California San Diego
Is Polarization Between Political Parties in the National Assembly Deepening in South Korea?: Focusing on the Committee Meeting Minutes on Controversial Bills from the 19th to 21st Legislatures
Kim, DeokRyeol, ejrfuf85@naver.com, Kyungpook National University
Eom, KiHong, kheom@knu.ac.kr, Kyungpook National University
Seong, YuJin, dbwls2373@naver.com, Kyungpook National University
There's Still No Women's Mafia: Women's Donor Groups and State Legislative Elections
James, Heather, hjames@bmcc.cuny.edu, BMCC City University of New York
Discussant(s):
Algara, Carlos - carlos.algara@cgu.edu, Claremont Graduate University
Panel : 13.1 -Media Attention and Democracy
Date : Thursday, April 17, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 603
Chair(s) :
Papers :
Just a Guilty Pleasure? A Closer Look at Reality Television
Aepfelbacher, Sophia, saepfelbacher@fordham.edu, University of Washington
Digital diplomacy for international organizations: utilization of Instagram by the International Monetary Fund and World Trade Organization
Kim, Sang Min, sangminnie@yonsei.ac.kr, Yonsei University
Gil, Jung-ah, , Korea University
Lee, Hyo Won, , Incheon National University
Media Madness and Legislative Lagging: Analyzing the Effects of Media Attention on Immigration Policy in the United States
Schuck, Zoe, zoe.schuck@colostate.edu, Colorado State University
Suited for Politics: How Congressmembers Vary in Their Use of Formal and
Informal Attire on Instagram
Stout, Christopher, cstout@ucsd.edu, UCSD
Masuoka, Natalie, nmasuoka@ucla.edu, UCLA
Nguy, Joyce, joycenguy@g.ucla.edu, University of California, Los Angeles
Discussant(s):
Panel : 14.3 -Roundtable:"Between A Campaign and A Movement:" Race, Gender and the Intersectional Mobilizing of Joy in the Kamala Harris Campaign"
Date : Thursday, April 17, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 505
Chair(s) :
Hancock, Ange-Marie, hancock.39@osu.edu, The Ohio State University
Discussant(s):
Bejarano, Christina - cbejarano@twu.edu, Texas Women's University
Sampaio, Anna - asampaio@scu.edu,
Panel : 15.3 -Political Liminality, Utopian Thought, and Democratic Dissent
Date : Thursday, April 17, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 606
Chair(s) :
Londrigan, Paul, plondrigan@pace.edu, Pace University
Papers :
Here and Now: Black Perspectives on Antiutopianism
Zarate, Donald, donaldzaratejr@gmail.com, University of California at Riverside Democratic Impatience: A Dissident Tradition of Political Thought
Feit, Mario, mfeit@gsu.edu, Georgia State University
Haunting and the Making of Political Life
Blakemore Briggs, Noah, nblake4@uic.edu, University of Illinois at Chicago
Liminality and the ties that Bind Us
Froozan, John, john.froozan@psjaisd.us, Pharr-San Juan-Alamo Independent School District
Discussant(s):
Mares, Gabriel - gpmares84@gmail.com, n/a
Panel : 16.2 -Author-Meets-Critics: 'Politics in Captivity: Plantations, Prisons, and WorldBuilding,' by Lena Zuckerwise
Date : Thursday, April 17, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 402
Chair(s) :
Grattan, Laura, lgrattan@wellesley.edu, Wellesley College Zuckerwise, Lena , lena.zuckerwise@simmons.edu, Simmons University
Discussant(s):
Gordon, Jane - jane.gordon@uconn.edu, University of Connecticut LeSure, Ainsley - ainsley_lesure@brown.edu, Brown University Threadcraft, Shatema - shatema.a.threadcraft@vanderbilt.edu, Vanderbilt University
Panel : 16.15 -Indigeneity, Humanism & Settler Colonialism
Date : Thursday, April 17, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 403
Chair(s) :
Shapiro, Kam, kshapiro@ilstu.edu, Illinois State University
Papers :
Adorno and Horkheimer on Humans and other Earthlings
Baum, Bruce, bruce.baum@ubc.ca, University of British Columbia
“Not Even Love Can Make a Slave of a Red Girl:” E Pauline Johnson’s PanIndigenous Feminist Articulation of Sovereign Peoplehood
Feng, Janice, janicefeng@trentu.ca, Trent University
Settler as Seriality
Snelgrove, Corey, cjsnelgr@ualberta.ca, University of Alberta
"Sink(ing) that Fucking Ship": Outlining a Decolonizing Project for the Canadian Settler Colony
Bhattacharjee, Ritwik, ritwik.bhattacharjee@ubc.ca, University of British ColumbiaVancouver
Discussant(s):
Tatz, Erin - etatz@bu.edu, Boston University
Panel : 16.26 -Expanding the Archive of Feminism and Theorizing Beyond Consent
Date : Thursday, April 17, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 404
Chair(s) :
Kramer, Sina, Sina.Kramer@lmu.edu, Loyola Marymount University
Papers :
The Transformative Political Potential of #NiUnaMenos and #MeToo
Fultner, Barbara, fultner@denison.edu, Denison University
The Chicago Women’s Liberation Union and Feminist Political Imagination
Ferguson, Michaele, michaele.ferguson@colorado.edu, University of Colorado Boulder
"Sexy": The Emergence of the Male Gaze
Kessel, Alisa, kessel@pugetsound.edu, University of Puget Sound
Duthely, Regina, rduthely@pugetsound.edu, University of Puget Sound
Discussant(s):
Kramer, Sina - Sina.Kramer@lmu.edu, Loyola Marymount University
Panel : 17.3 -Alternative Sovereignties
Date : Thursday, April 17, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 506
Chair(s) :
Maione, Angela, angela.maione@csulb.edu, California State University, Long Beach
Papers :
Indigenous Sovereignties and the Construction of Postcolonial Citizenship in Peru
Chang, Arturo, arturo.chang@utoronto.ca, University of Toronto
A Chinese Conception of Sovereignty
Jing, Qi, titan66618ucla@g.ucla.edu, University of California, Los Angeles
The Object Possession Trap: A Critique of Exclusive Land Rights
Jurkevics, Anna, anna.jurkevics@ubc.ca, University of British Columbia
Sovereignty’s Sleights of Hand
Sterling, Rebekah, resterling@wm.edu, William & Mary
Discussant(s):
Mansoori, Naveed - nmansoori@ucla.edu, University of Arkansas
Panel : 17.14 -Death and the Politics of Mortality
Date : Thursday, April 17, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 507
Chair(s) :
Pool, Heather, poolh@denison.edu, Denison University
Papers :
I'm CEO, Bitch: Death-hacking as Worldmaking in Silicon Valley
Anker, Elisabeth, anker@gwu.edu , George Washington University
Ahab’s Leg: Prosthetic Immortality versus Organic Mortality
Dumm, Thomas, tldumm@amherst.edu, Amherst College
Phaedra's Refusal
Honig, Bonnie , bonnie_honig@brown.edu, Brown University Die Your Own Death: Walt Whitman's Existential Democracy Turner, Jack, jturner3@uw.edu, University of Washington
Discussant(s):
Pool, Heather - poolh@denison.edu, Denison University
Panel : 19.1 -Examining Political Spectres
Date : Thursday, April 17, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 502
Chair(s) :
LeBlanc, John, jleblanc@uttyler.edu, University of Texas at Tyler
Papers :
Stephen King's The Long Walk: Hyperrealism, Violence, and the Search for Glory Huss, Stephen, sahuss@pvamu.edu, Prairie View A&M University Brown, Ted Henry, ted.brown@louisiana.edu, University of Louisiana at Lafayette Landscape, Stuck National Historiography, and the Cinema of Jia Zhang-ke Dow, Douglas, dougdow@utdallas.edu, University of Texas at Dallas Zombie USSR: The Spectre of the Soviet Union in the 21st Century United States Mahoney, Patrick , patrick.m.mahoney@wsu.edu, Washington State University
Spectrality as Presence and Identity in Sahar Khalifeh's My First and Only Love LeBlanc, John, jleblanc@uttyler.edu, University of Texas at Tyler
Discussant(s):
Huss, Stephen - sahuss@pvamu.edu, Prairie View A&M University
Panel : 20.1 -Comparative Trans Politics: Evidence from India, Canada, and the United States
Date : Thursday, April 17, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 607
Chair(s) :
Hummel, Callan, calla.hummel@ubc.ca, University of British Columbia
Papers :
Hormones, Food Supplies, and the Production of Gender
Murib, Zein, zmurib@fordham.edu, Fordham University
The Affective, Anarchic Politics of Queer and Trans Zines
Susnick, Addye, addyesusnick@gmail.com, University of British Columbia
Does State Categorization Affect the Boundaries of Identity? The Case of Gender and Sexual Minorities in India
Baral, Siddhartha, sbaral@ucsd.edu, University of California San Diego
Trans Activism, Oppositional Consciousness, and Administrative Burdens: Obtaining a Gender-Affirming ID in Florida
Hummel, Callan, calla.hummel@ubc.ca, University of British Columbia
Discussant(s):
Magni, Gabriele - gabriele.magni@lmu.edu, Loyola Marymount University
Panel : 20.7 -Sexuality, Law, and Politics
Date : Thursday, April 17, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 608
Chair(s) :
Knievel, Jacob, jakeknievel@isu.edu, Idaho State University
Papers :
Mobilizing for Reproductive Justice: The Struggle for Queer Reproductive Rights in the Age of Dobbs
Mayo-Adam, Erin, erin.mayo-adam@hunter.cuny.edu, Hunter College, CUNY
Misclassified: Equal Protection and Gender Identity in an Age of Animus
Perkins, Kathryn, Kathryn.Perkins@csulb.edu, California State University, Long Beach
A Safeword for the Defendant: The Procedural Due Process Right to a Consent Defense
Hill, Calix, calixbhill@gmail.com, University of Alabama School of Law
Discussant(s):
Kammerer, Edward - edwardkammerer@isu.edu, Idaho State University
Panel : 22.1 -Identity Politics: Formation, Causation, and Discrimination
Date : Thursday, April 17, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 405
Chair(s) :
Christenson, Dino, dinopc@wustl.edu, Washington University in St Louis
Papers :
Benefit or Backlash? Examining the effect of contentious claims of antisemitism
Hariharan, Ananya, ananyahariharan@g.ucla.edu, University of California at Los Angeles
Becker, Clayton, cnbecker14@g.ucla.edu, University of California at Los Angeles
Ortiz, Emily, enortiz@g.ucla.edu, University of California at Los Angeles
Goetz, Joshua, joshgoetz@g.ucla.edu, University of California at Los Angeles
Warshauer, Connor, cwarshauer1@g.ucla.edu, University of California at Los Angeles
Shifting Public Perception and Euroscepticism of the European Union in Western and Central Europe
Morris, Alina, alinanmorris@gmail.com, San Diego State University
Changing Party, Changing Identity: The Role of White Identity in Partisan Shifts, 2016-2020
Niezgoda, Meredith, meredith.niezgoda@tccd.edu, Tarrant County College
Branton, Gina, rbranton@uncc.edu, University of North Carolina Charlotte
How Politicized Identity Development Can Help Reduce Administrative Burdens
Sylvester, Steven, ssylvester@uvu.edu, Utah Valley University
Schneider, Monica , schneimc@miamioh.edu, Miami University
Callaghan, Timothy , timcal@bu.edu, Boston University
Lunz Trujillo, Kristin , lunztruk@mailbox.sc.edu, University of South Carolina
Discussant(s):
Sandlin, Evan - esandlin@usc.edu, University of Southern California
Panel : 23.1 -Education and Public Policy in Comparative Contexts
Date : Thursday, April 17, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 508
Chair(s) :
Adams Square, Dr. Grace, grace.adamssquare@mga.edu, Middle Georgia State University
Papers :
Federal Guidance and State Response to Cyberbullying Policy: How can we transform the problem? A Document Analysis
Adams Square, Dr. Grace, grace.adamssquare@mga.edu, Middle Georgia State University
A Comparative Analysis of Shadow Education Governance: Evaluating China's Chen, Ziyao, chenziyao3394250@163.com, Tianjin University
Chen, Yuxiang, chenyvxiang123@gmail.com, Duke University
Impact Evaluation of the Ghanaian Undergraduate Pre-Engineering Program
French, Evaewero, frenceva@oregonstate.edu, Oregon State University
Amoatey, Peace, , University of Ghana
Obiri-Yeboah, Abena, , Kumasi Technical University
Quagrainie, Fanny, fquagrainie@gimpa.edu.gh, Ghana Institute
Academia Sinica’s Impact on Taiwan’s Education Policy: An Epistemic Community Approach
Ivanova, Anna, anna.ivanova@wsu.edu, Washington State University
School Choice: A Child Rights Perspective
Deo, Nandini, ndd208@lehigh.edu, Lehigh University
Nowakowski, Joe, jon266@lehigh.edu, Lehigh University
Discussant(s):
Ceccoli, Stephen - ceccoli@rhodes.edu, Rhodes College
Panel : 24.1 -Globalizing and Classifying Ethnicity
Date : Thursday, April 17, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : Quinault 5th Floor
Chair(s) : Turbino Torres, Luisa, lturbinotorres@fau.edu, Florida Atlantic University
Papers :
Just Some Other Race? Toward a New Model of Latino Racial Classification
Bueno Vásquez, Michelle, mbuenov@u.northwestern.edu, Institutional Affiliation
Colorblind Politics
Carey, Tony, Tony.Carey@pitt.edu, University of Pittsburgh
Byond Binary: A New Measurement of Party Ethnicization
Hamza, Ahmed , ahmedhamza@my.unt.edu, University of North Texas
Discussant(s): Bueno Vásquez, Michelle - mbuenov@u.northwestern.edu, Institutional Affiliation
Panel : 24.9 -Political Implications of Policing
Date : Thursday, April 17, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 604
Chair(s) :
Maltby, Elizabeth, elizabeth.maltby@unlv.edu, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Papers :
A Crtique of California's Street Terrorism Enforcement and Prevention Act (STEP)
Estrada, Daniel , daniel.estrada@cgu.edu, Claremont Graduate University
Race-Making Institutions: Police Contact and Racial Identity
Maltby, Elizabeth, elizabeth.maltby@unlv.edu, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Crime, Policing, and Political Participation in the Barrios
Rivas Pineda, Yanira, yanirarivaspineda@umail.ucsb.edu, University of California, Santa Barbara
The Role of Solidarity and Police Accountability in Explaining Trust in Policing Amongst Women
Comandur, Samyu, comandur@ucla.edu, University of California, Los Angeles
Discussant(s):
Maltby, Elizabeth - elizabeth.maltby@unlv.edu, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Panel : 24.14 -Further Explorations of Ideology and Partisanship
Date : Thursday, April 17, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 605
Chair(s) :
Papers :
Are South Texas Latino Voters Really Trump Supporters or Is There Something Else Going On Here? A look at the 2024 Texas Presidential Election Results
Vega, Arturo, avega2@stmarytx.edu, St. Mary's University Cruz, Monica, mcruz7@stmarytx.edu, St. Mary's University
Latinos Voters in Texas
Gutierrez, Angela, angela.gutierrez@austin.utexas.edu, University of Texas at Austin Angela, Ocampo, axocampo@utexas.edu, University of Texas at Austin Clealand, Danielle, danielle.clealand@austin.utexas.edu, University of Texas at Austin
Black Voter Subgroups & Declining Democratic Support Schuett, Arica, arica.schuett@emory.edu, Emory University
Accent-Based Prejudice in U.S. Higher Education
Loonat, Farhana, farhana.loonat@skagit.edu, Skagit Valley College
Navigating Identity: The Complex Landscape of Latino Republican Partisanship
Matos, Yalidy, yalidy.matos@rutgers.edu, Rutgers University, New Brunswick
Strawbridge, Michael, strawbridge@wustl.edu, Washington University
Discussant(s):
Panel : 32.2 -Archives of Violence
Date : Thursday, April 17, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 601
Chair(s) :
Olson, Kevin, kevin.olson@uci.edu, University of California Irvine
Papers :
“All political power comes from the shadow of a gun:” The Black Panther Party’s politics of armed propaganda
Cervantes Perez, Claudia, ccperez@princeton.edu, Princeton University
Violence by Design: The Afterlife of Slavery and its Feminist Futures
Gambino, Elena, elena.gambino@rutgers.edu, Rutgers University
Heuerding, Ayisha, anh127@polisci.rutgers.edu, Rutgers University
State Violence and Subject De/Formation in Joseph Andras' De Nos Frères Blessés Goodwin, Noah, goodw266@umn.edu, University of Minnesota - Twin Cities
Discussant(s):
Herrera Helphand, Dawn - dhelphand@luc.edu, Loyola University of Chicago
Thursday 3:15PM-5:00PM
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Panel : 01.5 -The Politics of China
Date : Thursday, April 17, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 407
Chair(s) :
Lin, Jake, jake.lin@utrgv.edu, The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley
Papers :
Railways, Financial Crises, and Revolution: Evidence from Late Imperial China Li, Zeren, zeren.li@nus.edu.sg, National University of Singapore Fang, Jun, junfang@umich.edu, University of Michigan
Exploring other explanations of China's role in African development efforts
Aidoo, Richard, raidoo@coastal.edu, Coastal Carolina University
Bureaucratic interests Does fiscal decentralization impede administrative division reduction reform?
Chen, Yuxing, nemochen@umich.edu, University of Michigan- Ann Arbor
Up against the Wall: An Empirical Study on the Ideology and Propaganda of Contemporary China
Shen, Yaokun, yshen20@gwu.edu, George Washington University Rui, Tang, dominic.tang@mail.utoronto.ca, University of Toronto
Discussant(s):
Currier, Carrie - c.currier@tcu.edu, Texas Christian University Li, Jia - jia.li@usu.edu, Utah State University
Panel : 03.4 -Roundtable: Hope Springs Eternal: So Why Is Everybody Selling It?
Date : Thursday, April 17, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 503
Chair(s) : Hodgetts, Matthew, mkh83@case.edu, Case Western Reserve University
Discussant(s):
Allen, Ira - Ira.Allen@nau.edu, Northern Arizona University Cannavo, Peter - pcannavo@hamilton.edu, Hamilton College
Croteau, Jessica - jcrotea2@jh.edu, Johns Hopkins University
Hall, Cheryl - chall@usf.edu, University of South Florida
Meyer, John - john.meyer@humboldt.edu, Cal Poly Humboldt
Ottinger, Gwen - ottinger@drexel.edu, Drexel University
Witlacil, Mary - Mary.Witlacil@sdsmt.edu, South Dakota Mines
Panel : 06.4 -Intersectional Policy Initiatives and the Limits of Executive Power
Date : Thursday, April 17, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 501
Chair(s) :
Clark, Christopher, chriclar@email.unc.edu, UNC Chapel Hill
Papers :
Whose interests matter Anyway? Evaluating the Pursuit of Black Policy Interests in Non-majority Black Cities Governed by Black Female Mayors: The Cases Atlanta, Chicago, San Francisco, and Washington, D.C.
Altema McNeely, Natasha, natasha.altema@unt.edu, University of North Texas
Norms of Violence: Anti-Abortion Protests in the post-Dobbs Era
Arora, Maneesh, ma100@wellesley.edu, Wellesley College
Nesbitt, Anna, an109@wellesley.edu, Wellesley College
An Intersectional Analysis of Violence Against Women Mayors
Shah, Paru, paru.shah@rutgers.edu, Rutgers University
Brown, Nadia, nb865@georgetown.edu, Georgetown University
Human Rights & U.S. Anti-Trafficking Funding under the Obama, Trump, and Biden Administrations
Hebert, Laura, lhebert@oxy.edu, Occidental College
The Divine Nine: Political Prowess, Power, and Influence in the Presidential Elections of Kamala Harris
Walker, Elizabeth, ewalker@collegeofthedesert.edu, College of the Desert
Discussant(s):
Strawbridge, Michael - strawbridge@wustl.edu, Washington University
Panel : 07.2 -Navigating Borders and Boundaries: Exploring the Impact of Policies and Community Initiatives on Migrant Experiences in the U.S.
Date : Thursday, April 17, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 408
Chair(s) :
Joo, Minhye, mjoo009@ucr.edu, University of California, Riverside
Papers :
Autodeterminación: A Bay Area Case Study of Non-Citizen Political Incorporation
Hill, Paige, pahill@stanford.edu, Stanford University
Economies of Private Immigrant Detention Centers
Collingwood, Loren, lcollingwood@unm.edu, University of New Mexico Bliss, Sarah, smcarpenter@unm.edu, University of New Mexico
Repacking the Immigrant Suitcase: From Pre-socialization to Acculturation
Torres, Rachel, rachel.torres@unlv.edu, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Immigration Federalism in the United States: The Role of Issue Entrepreneurs in California, Texas, and Florida
Cornelius, Wayne, waynecornelius00@gmail.com , University of California, San Diego
Varsanyi, Monica, mvarsanyi@gc.cuny.edu, Graduate Center, City University of New York
Conditional Love: When Do Americans Accept Undocumented Migrants?
Joo, Minhye, mjoo009@ucr.edu, University of California, Riverside
Discussant(s):
Gonzalez O'Brien, Benjamin - bgonzalezobrien@sdsu.edu, San Diego State University
Panel : 08.2 -Addressing the Boundaries of Indigenous Identity
Date : Thursday, April 17, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 602
Chair(s) :
Kessler-Mata, Kouslaa, ktkesslermata@usfca.edu, University of San Francisco
Papers :
“A Cursed Line of Mestizos and Tremendous Whores”; the Underside of the Politics of Indigenous Realness
Allard-Tremblay, Yann, yann.allard-tremblay@mcgill.ca, McGill University
Coburn, Elaine, ecoburn@glendon.yorku.ca, York University
One State, Two Worlds: Indigenous Representation in Taiwanese National Politics
Allen, Geoff, geoff.allen@utahtech.edu, Utah Tech University
Online Activism: Examining the Digital Landscape and the Indigenous Identity
Politics of the Okinawan/Ryukyuan Diaspora
Masaki, Sara, sara.masaki@gmail.com, Occidental College
Gender and Weathering: The impact of gender on Activism and Advocacy on Native Hawaiian elders Coping and Resilience Strategies
Phan, Ngoc, ntphan@hpu.edu, Hawaii Pacific University
De Lude, Leilani, ,
Jara, Catherine, , Cruz, Lynette, ,
Economic Opportunities and the Remaking of Identities
Hong, Ji Yeon, jeanhong@umich.edu, University of Michigan
Zhang, Jipeng, jipengzhang@sdu.edu.cn, Shandong University
Discussant(s):
Fillmore, Mel - melfillmore@ou.edu, University of Oklahoma
Panel : 09.12 -Emerging Research on International Political Economy
Date : Thursday, April 17, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 609
Chair(s) :
Choi, Seulah , seulahchoi@korea.ac.kr, Korea University
Papers :
Beyond Experience to Influence: Panelist Networks in WTO Dispute Settlement
Choi, Seulah , seulahchoi@korea.ac.kr, Korea University
Lee, Hyo Won, leehyow@inu.ac.kr, Incheon National University
Lim, Sijeong, sijeonglim@korea.ac.kr, Korea University
Effect of Geoeconomics on outward FDI from Emerging and Developing Economies
Guha Biswas, Rudra, rudra.guhabiswas@email.ucr.edu, University of California Riverside
Data Localization Policy: Bidirectional Effects on FDI?
Chen, Siqi, schen642@ucr.edu, University of California, Riverside
The Strategy of Signaling Ambiguity: BRICS, Hedging, and State Motives to Join Informal IOs
Wedel, Greta, gwedel@arizona.edu, The University of Arizona
Nurullayev, Dmitriy, nurullayev@arizona.edu, The University of Arizona
Discussant(s):
Chen, Siqi - schen642@ucr.edu, University of California, Riverside
Panel : 11.4 -Public Law and The Courts: A Comparative Perspective
Date : Thursday, April 17, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 509
Chair(s) : Wu, Chung-li, polclw@gate.sinica.edu.tw, Academia Sinica
Papers :
How "Friends-of-the-Court" Influence Constitutional Review
Bagashka, Tanya, tbagashka@uh.edu, University of Houston
Tiede, Lydia, , University of Houston
Chapa, Samantha, schapa@uh.edu, University of Houston
The Veneer of Liberal Law: How Britain Rationalized Internment without Trial in Northern Ireland
Dreier, Sarah, skdreier@unm.edu, University of New Mexico
Gade, Emily, egade@forsmarsh.com, Fors Marsh
McCann, Michael, , University of Washington
Food Scandals on Trial: Analyzing Court Outcomes of Food Safety Cases in Taiwan, 2000-2024
Wu, Chung-li, polclw@gate.sinica.edu.tw, Academia Sinica
Lin, Alex Min-Wei, mwlin@gate.sinica.edu.tw, National Chengchi University
Between Labour Control and Worker Empowerment: Authoritarian Innovations and Democratic Reforms in Mexico
Fischer-Daly, Matthew, mmcsorleyd@gmail.com, Pennsylvania State University
Quintero, Cirila, ,
Anner, Mark, ,
Discussant(s):
Panel : 12.4 -Roundtable: A Decade of Research on Civil Discourse in State Legislatures: Post-COVID Update and Reaction Panel
Date : Thursday, April 17, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 409
Chair(s) :
Schreckhise, William, schreckw@uark.edu, University of Arkansas
Discussant(s):
Benjamin, Francis - benjamin@wsu.edu, Washington State University
Lovrich, Nicholas - nlovrich1944@gmail.com, Washington State University
Stehr, Steven - stehr@wsu.edu, Washington State University
Witt, Stephanie - switt@boisestate.edu, Boise State University
Panel : 13.2 -Affective Polarization and Media
Date : Thursday, April 17, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 603
Chair(s) : Papers : Disinformation in the Digital Age: The Role of Social Media in Political Polarization
Palanpurwala, Hawra, hkpalanp@cougarnet.uh.edu, University of Houston
Framing Climate Change in Facebook Political Campaigns
Dong, Sally, sallyqd@mit.edu, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Discussant(s):
Panel : 14.4 -Gender, Democracy, and Interest Group Mobilization
Date : Thursday, April 17, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 505
Chair(s) :
Papers :
Uniting the Gig Economy: When Can Different Platform Workers Organize Together?
Gross, Alena, ag3769@nau.edu, Northern Arizona University
Shades of Supporters: Soccer Fans, Club Politics, and Their Impact on Democratic Politics
Sciarone, Jessica, jsciar@uw.edu, University of Washington Mayer, Sebastian, sebmayer@uw.edu, University of Washington
Disability, Technology, & Discourse
Pimentel, Mateo, mspiment@asu.edu, Arizona State University
Discussant(s):
Panel : 15.4 -Meritocracy, Education, and the Future of Political Leadership
Date : Thursday, April 17, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 606
Chair(s) :
Becker, Jeffrey, jbecker@pacific.edu, University of the Pacific
Papers :
Authoritarian Populism and Weaponization of Education
Bulut, Dolunay, dolunaybulut@arizona.edu, University of Arizona
Prudent Political Leadership: Moving from Aristotle to Addams
Moskop, Wynne, wynne.moskop@slu.edu, Saint Louis University
Merit and Neutrality in a Adams, Roberta , adamsbobbi@outlook.com, Institutional Affiliation
Discussant(s):
Becker, Jeffrey - jbecker@pacific.edu, University of the Pacific
Scheinerman, Naomi - scheinerman.1@osu.edu, The Ohio State University
Panel : 16.4 -Author-Meets-Critics: Subaltern Silence: A Postcolonial Genealogy, by Kevin Olson
Date : Thursday, April 17, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 504
Chair(s) :
Erlenbusch-Anderson, Verena, vea@illinois.edu, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign Olson, Kevin, kevin.olson@uci.edu, University of California Irvine
Discussant(s):
Islekel, Ege Selin - selinislekel@tamu.edu, Texas A&M University
Lorenzini, Daniele - danlor@sas.upenn.edu, University of Pennsylvania
Martel, James - jmartel@sfsu.edu, San Francisco State University
Panel : 16.16 -Decoloniality, Revolution and Worldmaking
Date : Thursday, April 17, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 403
Chair(s) :
Keating, Christine (Cricket) , cricketkeating@gmail.com, University of Washington
Papers :
Re-Existence and the Possibility of a Universal Authenticity
Leonardo, Kenneth Andrew Andres, kaleonar@hamilton.edu, Hamilton College
Begumpara as Utopia: Caste and the Farmer's Protests
Behl, Natasha, Natasha.Behl@asu.edu, Arizona State University
Keating, Christine (Cricket) , cricketkeating@gmail.com, University of Washington
Aspects of Worldmaking
Liu, Jacqueline, tl848@cornell.edu, Cornell University
Radicality in Practice: Arendt and Fanon on Decolonization
Lee, Shinkyu, jl19@middlebury.edu, Middlebury College
Discussant(s):
Kawade, Ankit - akawade1@jh.edu, Johns Hopkins University
Panel : 16.28 - Political Economy, Capitalism & The Politics of Money
Date : Thursday, April 17, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 404
Chair(s) :
Ascher, Ivan, ascher@uwm.edu, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Papers :
The Monetary Provisioning of Political Freedom
Douglas, Andrew, Andrew.Douglas@morehouse.edu, Morehouse College Money, Credit and Political Agency
Macleod, Stefan, stefan.macleod@mail.utoronto.ca, University of Toronto
Applying a Deliberative Systems Critique of Elite Philanthropy in Public Education
Mackey, Eric, emack006@ucr.edu, University of California-Riverside Evict and Arbitrage: Gendered Racial Financial Capitalism and the Housing Crisis in US Cities
Kramer, Sina, Sina.Kramer@lmu.edu, Loyola Marymount University
Discussant(s):
Datta, Prithviraj - pdatta@fandm.edu, Franklin and Marshall College
Panel : 16.35 -On Politics, Power & Subaltern Strategies
Date : Thursday, April 17, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 401
Chair(s) : Fultner, Barbara, fultner@denison.edu, Denison University
Papers :
Politics as the Dynamics of Power
Kaswan, Mark, mark.kaswan@utrgv.edu, The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley
Prouty, Ethan, ethan.prouty01@utrgv.edu, University of Texas Rio Grande Valley What Drives Your Desiring Machines: Mindfulness, Schizoanalysis, Revolution in West Baltimore
Phillips, Chas., chas@jhu.edu, Johns Hopkins University
Banal active refusal of infrapolitics: the expansion of unseen politics
Kelly, Katelyn, katelyn.kelly@bhsu.edu, Black Hills State University
Conflicting Solidarity: Shame and the Feminist Politics of #MeToo
Deylami, Shirin, deylams@wwu.edu, Western Washington University
Discussant(s):
Panel : 17.15 -Governmentality: New Directions and Topics
Date : Thursday, April 17, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 507
Chair(s) :
Simon, Julia, simonj@uni-bremen.de, University of Bremen
Bevir, Mark, mbevir@berkeley.edu, University of California, Berkeley
Papers :
Decolonizing Damiens: The Coloniality of Sovereignty and Government by Terror
Islekel, Selin, selinislekel@tamu.edu, Texas A&M University
'The Isle of Forgotten Men': Toward a Genealogy of Carceral Remains
Sheehey, Bonnie, bonnie.sheehey@montana.edu, Montana State University
Governing the Populist Subject
Biebricher, Thomas, biebricher@soz.uni-frankfurt.de, Goethe University Frankfurt
Declassification: a note on the governmentality of secrecy
Walters, William, william.walters@carleton.ca , Carleton University
Genealogical governmentality and the study of il/liberal transformations
Bevir, Mark, mbevir@berkeley.edu, University of California, Berkeley
Simon, Julia, simonj@uni-bremen.de, University of Bremen
Discussant(s):
Simon, Julia - simonj@uni-bremen.de, University of Bremen
Panel : 17.17 -Author-meets-critics: Natasha Piano's Democracy and Elites: The Secret History of American Political Science
Date : Thursday, April 17, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 506
Chair(s) :
Comments on Natasha Piano, Democratic Elitism: The Founding Myth of American Political Science
Medearis, John , john.medearis@ucr.edu, University of California, Riverside Salamanca, Emily, emilycs@princeton.edu, Princeton University Watkins, David, djw172@gmail.com, University of Dayton
Discussant(s):
Medearis, John - john.medearis@ucr.edu, University of California, Riverside Salamanca, Emily - emilycs@princeton.edu, Princeton University
Watkins, David - djw172@gmail.com, University of Dayton
Panel : 20.2 -Authors-Meet-Critics: The Politics of Perverts: The Political Attitudes and Actions of Non-Traditional Sexual Minorities by Charles Anthony Smith, Shawn R.
Schulenberg and Connor B. S. Strobel
Date : Thursday, April 17, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 607
Chair(s) :
Kammerer, Edward, edwardkammerer@isu.edu, Idaho State University
Discussant(s):
Schulenberg, Shawn - schulenberg@marshall.edu, Marshall University
Smith, Charles - casmith@uci.edu, UC Irvine
Smith-Cannoy, Heather - heather.smith-cannoy@asu.edu, Arizona State University
Strobel, Connor B.S. - strobel@uchicago.edu, University of Chicago Wilson, Angelia - angelia.r.wilson@manchester.ac.uk, Manchester University
Panel : 20.9 -LGBTQ Politics in Comparative Perspective
Date : Thursday, April 17, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 608
Chair(s) :
Baral, Siddhartha, sbaral@ucsd.edu, University of California San Diego
Papers :
Sacredness and Sexuality in Public Policy: The Influence of Constitutional Islamization on Gay Rights
Bivens, Robert, rtbivens@eiu.edu, Eastern Illinois University
Sharmin, Farzana, fsharmin@niu.edu, Northern Illinois University
Legislating Equality: LGBTQ Representation and the Moderating Influence of Religiosity and Intersectionality in the U.S. House of Representatives Nguyen, Anthony, duy15793600@gmail.com, University of California, Davis
Anti-LGBT Rights in the Alps: Explaining SVP Opposition to Trans-Rights in the 2023 Swiss National Elections
Siegel, Scott, snsiegel@sfsu.edu, San Francisco State University
Discussant(s):
Hummel, Callan - calla.hummel@ubc.ca, University of British Columbia
Panel : 22.2 -Emerging Economic Issues in Public Opinion
Date : Thursday, April 17, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 405
Chair(s) :
Sandlin, Evan, esandlin@usc.edu, University of Southern California
Papers :
Trading Places? Evolving Class Identities and Issue Attitudes
Muste, Christopher, christopher.muste@umontana.edu, University of Montana
The Politics of Cryptocurrency: Public Opinion & Issue Evolution
Christenson, Dino, dinopc@wustl.edu, Washington University in St Louis
The effects of need for cognition (NFC) and need for affect (NFA) on motivated numeracy
Chung, Eunbin, eunbinc@gmail.com, University of Utah
Discussant(s):
Sylvester, Steven - ssylvester@uvu.edu, Utah Valley University
Panel : 23.2 -Policy Collaboration and Policy Conflict
Date : Thursday, April 17, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 508
Chair(s) :
Papers :
Focusing Events, Attention, and Representation in Collaborative Governance
Bell, Emily, evbell@uga.edu, University of Georgia
The Water Stress Spiral: Assessing the Impact of Carbon Capture and Storage on Water Scarcity through Integrated Risk Analysis
Weisner, Matthew, mweisner@colostate.edu, Colorado State University
Teaching Climate Change
Smoller, Fred, smoller@chapman.edu, Chapman University
Moodian, Michael , drmike@moodian.com, University of Massachusetts
Discussant(s):
Mello, Joseph - jmello1@depaul.edu, DePaul University
Panel : 24.4 -Immigrant Identities
Date : Thursday, April 17, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 604
Chair(s) :
Do, Mai, mai.do@email.ucr.edu, University of California, Riverside
DeSipio, Louis, ldesipio@uci.edu, University of California, Irvine
Reny, Tyler, ttreny@gmail.com, Claremont Graduate University
Papers : A "Line" in Perptual Flux: Changing Immigrant Access to Naturalization
Throughout U.S. History
DeSipio, Louis, ldesipio@uci.edu, University of California, Irvine
“I tried for 19 years to explain that I’m a U.S. citizen”: Immigration enforcement and racialization within the California state prison system
Do, Mai, mai.do@email.ucr.edu, University of California, Riverside Interorganizational governance of asylum seekers: Between human rights activism and political backlash
Elias, Maria Veronica, mariaveronica.elias@utsa.edu, University of Texas at San Antonio
Bermúdez Tapia, Bertha A., berthabt@nmsu.edu, New Mexico State University
The Immigration-to-Reproduction Shift: Latino Population Growth and White Support for Legal Abortion
Reny, Tyler, ttreny@gmail.com, Claremont Graduate University
Newman, Benjamin, , University of California Riverside Roman, Marcel, , Harvard
Discussant(s):
Do, Mai - mai.do@email.ucr.edu, University of California, Riverside Liddar, Rupinder - rupinder.liddar@mail.mcgill.ca, McGill University
Reny, Tyler - ttreny@gmail.com, Claremont Graduate University
Panel : 24.16 -Politics of Identity: Religion, Education, and Sports
Date : Thursday, April 17, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 605
Chair(s) :
Papers :
Fake sports, real change: Examining the impact of exposure to Muslims on Islamophobia among professional wrestling fans
Alamillo, Rudy, alamilr@wwu.edu, Western Washington University
Colorblind Racism and Education Politics: Preserving White Supremacy in U.S. K12 Public School Systems
Shoka, Maria, mshoka4185@sdsu.edu, San Diego State University
Invisible: Asian Americans in the American Imagination and Why it Matters
Tokeshi, Matthew, mt13@williams.edu, Williams College
Chan, Nathan, nathan.chan@lmu.edu, Loyola Marymount University
#HereToStay: From #Hashtag to Political Campaign
Taghvaiee, Jessica , jtaghvai@uci.edu, University of California, Irvine
Discussant(s):
Panel : 32.3 -Subjectification and subjectivation
Date : Thursday, April 17, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 601
Chair(s) :
Kehlenbach, Stefan, skehlenbach@albany.edu, University at Albany
Papers :
Campus Protests and the Construction of Indefensible Subjects
Garnett, Tré, tgarn006@ucr.edu, University of California, Riverside
Subject Formation in Israeli AI and Surveillance
Gortler, Shai, gortler@uark.edu, University of Arkansas
Guillotining the Political: Algerian Political Prisoners Amidst the War for Independence (1954-1962)
Le Penne, Shirley, sl3287@cornell.edu, Cornell University
The Dialectics of Governance: Police Violence and Police Surveillance of Protest Movements
Kaushal-Carter, Kierstan, kierstkc@law.upenn.edu, University of Pennsylvania
Discussant(s):
Browers, Michaelle - browerm@wfu.edu, Wake Forest University
Friday 8:00AM-9:45AM
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Panel : 01.4 -The Military, Peace, and Trust
Date : Friday, April 18, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 407
Chair(s) :
Brunell, Laura, brunell@gonzaga.edu, Gonzaga University
Papers :
Trust and Punishment: How Do Citizens Perceive Police Enforcement? Jun Jie, Tung, tong077153246@gmail.com, National Taiwan University
Social Trust in a Changing Climate: The Dual Impact of Environmental and Political Stressors.
Favell, William, william.favell@wsu.edu, Washington State University
Hänze, Niklas , niklas.haenze@uni-konstanz.de, University of Konstanz
Community engagement and security sector reform: The case of the Cellules Civilo-Militaires (CCM) in Côte d'Ivoire
Speight, Jeremy S. , jspeight@alaska.edu, University of Alaska Fairbanks
Martin, Philip A. , pmarti5@gmu.edu , George Mason University Piccolino, Giulia , G.Piccolino@lboro.ac.uk , Loughborough University
Gbala, Abel , gbalaabel@gmail.com, Independent Researcher
The European Union and the United States after the 2024 elections: In a conflicted oligopolistic world, is democracy enough for an alliance? Picula, Bosko, boskopicula@yahoo.com, University of Zagreb, Croatia
Discussant(s):
Ivey, Andrew - aivey@bentley.edu, aivey@bentley.edu
Panel : 03.5 -Roundtable: Teaching Environmental Political Theory
Date : Friday, April 18, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 503
Chair(s) :
Koutnik, Gregory, koutnikgv@beloit.edu, Beloit College
Discussant(s):
Dias, Elsa - Elsa.Dias@pikespeak.edu, Pikes Peak State College Dodsworth, Ashley - ashley.dodsworth@bristol.ac.uk, University of Bristol
Hall, Cheryl - chall@usf.edu, University of South Florida
Hodgetts, Matthew - mkh83@case.edu, Case Western Reserve University
Holland, Breena - brh205@lehigh.edu, Lehigh University
Hunold, Christian - hunoldc@drexel.edu, Drexel University
Ignatov, Anatoli - anatoli@appstate.edu, Appalachian State University
Panel : 03.15 -Ecological Challenges to the State
Date : Friday, April 18, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 504
Chair(s) :
Hyvönen, Ari-Elmeri, ari-elmeri.hyvonen@jyu.fi, University of Jyväskylä
Papers :
The Rise and Fall of Self-Reliance and Decentralization among Environmentalists
Glasson, Hannah, hannah.glasson@duke.edu, Duke
The Expendables: Theorizing Environmental Justice Beyond the State
Edusei, Kwabena, kedusei@hamilton.edu, Hamilton College
Climate Turbulence, Justice, and Democratic Experimentation
Schlosberg, David, david.schlosberg@sydney.edu.au, University of Sydney
The Financialization of Climate Activism
Vanderheiden, Steve, vanders@colorado.edu, University of Colorado at Boulder
Anna, Kristen, kristen.anna@colorado.edu, University of Colorado at Boulder
Discussant(s):
Darrow, Robert - rdarrow@mtholyoke.edu, Mount Holyoke College
Panel : 04.5 -Environmental & Climate Justice Social Movements
Date : Friday, April 18, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 406
Chair(s) :
DeBole, David, ddebole1@jh.edu, Johns Hopkins University
Papers :
Exploring Core-Periphery Subjectivities: Transnational Advocacy Networks and Environmental Movements in India
Hukil, Roomana, romahukil@gmail.com, Independent Researcher
A Picture of Movement Autonomy and its Predictors
Karageorge, Kaleigh, kkarageo@purdue.edu, Purdue University
“Let’s Dream Together”: Youth Climate Activism and Regenerative Social Movements
Marques de Mesquita, Carolina, carolina.marquesdemesquita@yale.edu, Yale University
Fighting the “climate agenda”: understanding a facet of the contemporary anticlimate movement in Canada
Stuart, Mary, marystuart@uvic.ca, University of Victoria
Discussant(s):
McLaughlin-Zamora, Michele - michele_zamora@umail.ucsb.edu, University of California, Santa Barbara
Panel : 07.3 -Policies, Perceptions, and Paradoxes: Unpacking Immigration Dynamics in Contemporary Societies
Date : Friday, April 18, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 408
Chair(s) :
Paarlberg, Michael Ahn, mapaarlberg@vcu.edu, Virginia Commonwealth University
Papers :
A Content Analysis on Immigration Policies in the US South Throughout 20102020
Coronado, Alexandria, abcoronado@crimson.ua.edu, The University of Alabama
The Sanctuary Scale: Assessing Local Government Policies for Immigrant Incorporation
Gonzalez O'Brien, Benjamin, bgonzalezobrien@sdsu.edu, San Diego State University
Collingwood, Loren, lcollingwood@unm.edu, University of New Mexico
Paarlberg, Michael Ahn, mapaarlberg@vcu.edu, Virginia Commonwealth University
Gendering and Racializing Dual Citizenship: The Case of Japan
Silverman, Ken, ksilverman@gradcenter.cuny.edu, City University of New York, The Graduate Center
Sonntag, Melanie, msonntag@unm.edu, University of New Mexico
Discussant(s):
Garrett, Jacob - jacobandrew.garrett@sciencespo.fr, Sciences Po
Panel : 11.7 -The Judicial Role in Mobilization for Rights and Representation
Date : Friday, April 18, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 509
Chair(s) :
Chen, Paul, chenp@wwu.edu, Western Washington University
Papers :
A Comparative Assessment of Racial Representation and Judicial Legitimacy
Hofer, Scott, scottjhofer@gmail.com, Monmouth University
Achury, Susan, , Lycoming College
Casellas, Jason, jcasellas@uh.edu, University of Houston
Ward, Matthew, , Baldwin Wallace University
Transformation or Stagnation? NLP-Based Trend Analysis of Racial Justice Rulings in North American Supreme Courts
Baratalipour, Mahdi, M.Baratalipour@utoronto.ca, University of Toronto Scarborough
Frontstage and Backstage of Human Rights Mobilization
Kahraman, Filiz, filiz.kahraman@utoronto.ca, University of Toronto
Discussant(s):
Stohler, Stephan - sstohler@syr.edu, Syracuse University
Panel : 13.3 -Information, Repression, and Participation
Date : Friday, April 18, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 603
Chair(s) : Papers : From Bytes to Barriers: Analyzing Digital Repression Strategies in SWANA
Elmore, Naela , naela.elmore@utdallas.edu, University of Texas at Dallas
Is once a week enough? Weekly newspapers and information about local politics
Ewing, Sean, sewing1@ucla.edu, University of California, Los Angeles
Spanish vs. English Language Media Consumption and Latino Political Incorporation
Wilson, Walter, walter.wilson@utsa.edu, University of Texas at San Antonio
Wicha, Nicole, , University of Texas at San Antonio
Gervais, Bryan, , University of Texas at San Antonio
Nieto-Matiz, Camilo, , University of Texas at San Antonio
Community Images: Bridging the Writers and the Written
Pedraza, Francisco, fpedraz2@asu.edu, Arizona State University
Borbon, Andrea, aiborbon@asu.edu, Arizona State University
Discussant(s):
Panel : 14.5 -Power, Authoritarianism and Comparative Political Movements
Date : Friday, April 18, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 505
Chair(s) : Dixon, David, ddixon@csudh.edu, California State University Dominguez Hills
Papers :
Resisting Soft Authoritarian Regime in Nigeria: What Role could Academia's Egbule, Philip, philip.egbule@unidel.edu.ng, University of Delta, Agbor, Nigeria
The Stateless War: Non-State Actors, Civilization Clashes, and Future Conflict
Al-Auqaili, Ameer, gr5894@wayne.edu, Institutional Affiliation
Gallagher, Mitchell, hj0003@wayne.edu, Wayne State University
A NEW REQUIEM FOR NIGERIAN POLITICS? RACING TOWARD CATASTROPHE
Ejukonemu, Joyce, , National Open University of Nigeria
Impacts of effective altruism on donor behaviour: A randomized discrete choice experiment
Kolstad, Ivar, ivar.kolstad@nhh.no, Norwegian School of Economics
Berge, Joel, , Norwegian School of Economics
Berge, Lars Ivar Oppedal, , Norwegian School of Economics
Winson, Chiu, , Norwegian School of Economics
Discussant(s):
Panel : 15.5 -Feminist Movements, Identity, and Authoritarian Backlash
Date : Friday, April 18, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 606
Chair(s) :
Blajer de la Garza, Yuna, yblajer@luc.edu, Loyola University Chicago
Papers :
Political Homophobia: Regulation of Public Performance and Appearance in Turkey
Tan, Burak, buraktan@uchicago.edu, University of Chicago
Feminist Collectives in Latin American Social Movements: lessons from Brazil, Peru, and Ecuador
Mundim, Karla, mundim@jjay.cuny.edu, John Jay College of Criminal Justice
Turbino Torres, Luisa, lturbinotorres@fau.edu, Florida Atlantic University
Toward a sufficiently demanding conception of freedom of movement
Watkins, David, djw172@gmail.com, University of Dayton
Discussant(s):
Blakemore Briggs, Noah - nblake4@uic.edu, University of Illinois at Chicago
Mello, Brian - brianmello@muhlenberg.edu, Muhlenberg College
Panel : 16.5 -Gilles Deleuze at 100: Negotiating Political Traditions, Imagining Untimely Futures
Date : Friday, April 18, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 402
Chair(s) :
Ferguson, Kennan, kennan@uwm.edu, University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee
Papers :
Marx, Deleuze, Abensour
MacDonald, Bradley, bradley.macdonald@colostate.edu, Colorado State University
Deleuze’s Grandeur of Marx: A Repetition
Culp, Andrew, aculp@calarts.edu, California Institute of the Arts
Capitalism, Fascism, and the Masochist: Deleuze’s Desiring Subject
Kindervater, Garnet, garnet.kindervater@nyu.edu, New York University
Deleuze, Nietzsche, and Animal Politics
Young, Katherine, youngkat@hawaii.edu, University of Hawaii, Hilo
Discussant(s):
Lipscomb, Michael - lipscombm@winthrop.edu, Winthrop University
Panel : 16.17 -The Politics of Arendtian Thought: Citizenship, Judgement & Freedom
Date : Friday, April 18, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 403
Chair(s) :
Alcaraz, Alberto, alberto_alcaraz_escarcega@brown.edu, Brown University
Papers :
The “Riddle” of the Judgment of Taste or, Hannah Arendt and the Spanish Baroque
Alcaraz, Alberto, alberto_alcaraz_escarcega@brown.edu, Brown University
Beyond Guilt or Liability: Considering Political Responsibility for Racial Citizenship with Hannah Arendt
Zeldes-Roth, Miko, m.zeldesroth@mail.utoronto.ca, University of Toronto
Leisure and the Temporality of Freedom
Vedder, Ismene, ivedder@uchicago.edu, University of Chicago
Discussant(s):
LeSure, Ainsley - ainsley_lesure@brown.edu, Brown University
Panel : 16.29 -Theorizing Structure, Justice and Domination
Date : Friday, April 18, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 404
Chair(s) :
Baum, Bruce, bruce.baum@ubc.ca, University of British Columbia
Papers : THE BASIC INTERESTS CONCEPTION OF DOMINATION
Datta, Prithviraj, pdatta@fandm.edu, Franklin and Marshall College
Equality and Domination
Rodman, Emma, emma_rodman@uml.edu, University of Massachusetts Lowell
Highly Aspirational Political Movements
Patel, Natasha, natashap@stanford.edu, Stanford University
What is unjust about structural injustice?
Kim, Kyuree, kyu.ree.kim@mail.mcgill.ca, McGill University
Discussant(s):
Kehlenbach, Stefan - skehlenbach@albany.edu, University at Albany
Panel : 17.4 -Liminal and Neoteric Political Theory
Date : Friday, April 18, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 506
Chair(s) :
Dumm, Thomas, tldumm@amherst.edu, Amherst College
Papers : Jazz Materialism and Lucretian Physics: Passageways of Void and Striking
Interminling
Gaines, Kory, kgaine10@jh.edu, Johns Hopkins University
Al-Ghazali’s Critique of Taqlīd: Revival and the Canon Muench, Nicholas, nmuench@ucla.edu, UCLA
What the Body Can Do: The Image of the Body in Spinoza and Paul Miller, Char , cmillerd@gmu.edu, George Mason University
Democratic Power at the End of the World: Eugène Huzar's “Planetary Aediles”
(1857)
Plaetzer, Niklas, nplaetzer@uchicago.edu, University of Chicago
Discussant(s):
Barndt, Will - wbarndt@pitzer.edu, Pitzer College
Panel : 17.16 -Political Theory After Wolin
Date : Friday, April 18, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 507
Chair(s) :
Villa, Dana, Dana.R.Villa.9@nd.edu, University of Notre Dame
Papers : "How Not to Read Nietzsche"
Dolan, Frederick , acdolan@berkeley.edu, University of California, Berkeley Between Form and Event: Sheldon Wolin's Specter of Democracy
Parrino, Gabriele, gabriele.parrino@sns.it>, Scuola Normale Superiore, Pisa On the Origins of 'Theory': Sheldon Wolin's Unfinished Journey into the Nature of Political Inquiry.
Ruchet, Olivier, olivier.ruchet@uzh.ch, Université de Lausanne
Discussant(s):
Villa, Dana - Dana.R.Villa.9@nd.edu, University of Notre Dame
Panel : 20.3 -LGBTQ Identity
Date : Friday, April 18, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 607
Chair(s) :
Susnick, Addye, addyesusnick@gmail.com, University of British Columbia
Papers :
Post-Intersectionality and the Second Anti-Social Turn in Queer Theory: A Coalitional Politics in Three Parts
Chittick, Kyler, kchittic@ualberta.ca, University of Alberta
Identity is the Crisis, Don’t You See?: Gender, Sexuality, and Queer-of-Color Moves Towards Illegibility
Gonzales, Isabel, isabelfelixgonzales@gmail.com, University of Virginia
Discussant(s):
Angevine, Sara - sangevine@whittier.edu, Whittier College
Panel : 20.8 -Current Issues in LGBTQ Politics
Date : Friday, April 18, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 608
Chair(s) :
Gallegos, Jacob, jgalle17@asu.edu, Arizona State Universiy
Papers :
Pride and Protesting: Queer Linked Fate and Protest Motivation
Elwell, Michael, MichaelElwell@my.unt.edu, University of North Texas
The Library is Open: Drag Performers, Story Time, and the Politics of Reading
Knievel, Jacob, jakeknievel@isu.edu, Idaho State University
Kammerer, Edward, edwardkammerer@isu.edu, Idaho State University
Immigrants’ sexual orientation, economic contributions and deportation attitudes
Magni, Gabriele, gabriele.magni@lmu.edu, Loyola Marymount University
Ponce de Leon, Zoila, poncedeleon@pitt.edu, University of Pittsburgh
Discussant(s):
Wilson, Angelia - angelia.r.wilson@manchester.ac.uk, Manchester University
Panel : 21.1 -Administrative Politics and Power in Comparative Perspective
Date : Friday, April 18, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 502
Chair(s) :
Papers :
Accountable Waste Management? Evidence from Malawi Andrews, Sarah, sarah.andrews@principia.edu, Principia College
Chauluka, Felix, , Mlambe Hospital
State-Building in Developing Countries: Challenges of Meritocratic Recruitment
Misra, Prakhar, prakhar.23mj@gmail.com, Johns Hopkins University
Order, Chaos, and Democracy in the Weimar Republic: The Politics of Bureaucracy as depicted in ‘Babylon Berlin’ Zinke, Robert, bzinke@ewu.edu, Eastern Washington University
Discussant(s):
Panel : 23.3 -Health Policy and Health Inequities
Date : Friday, April 18, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 508
Chair(s) :
Alonso, Ginger, galonso2@csuchico.edu, California State University, Chico
Papers :
Should I Stay or Should I Go? Analyzing Factors Influencing Provider Attrition
After a Natural Disaster
Alonso, Ginger, galonso2@csuchico.edu, California State University, Chico
Gendered and Distributional Impacts of Clean Water Access: Evidence from Tap Water Policy in India
Lee, Julia, yj.lee@colostate.edu, Colorado State University
Motohashi, Kazuki, , Hitotsubashi University
Jeuland, Marc, , Duke University
Abortion Policy Design: A Multi-State Comparison Pre- and Post-Dobbs of Target Populations
Crawford, Anna, anna.crawford@ucdenver.edu, University of Colorado Denver
Scheetz, Emma, emma.scheetz@ucdenver.edu, University of Colorado Denver
Discussant(s):
Martin, Edward - edward.martin@csulb.edu, California State University, Long Beach
Panel : 24.5 -Racial-Ethnic Coalition Building
Date : Friday, April 18, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 604
Chair(s) :
Papers :
Bold, Diverse, Energized: Communities of Color in California
Garcia-Castanon, Marcela, mgcs@sfsu.edu, San Francisco State University
Le, Danvy , danvy.le@csueastbay.edu, CSU-East Bay
Cargile, Ivy , icargile@csub.edu, CSU-Bakersfield
The Brown Working Class in the U.S.: Latinos and the future of work
Carlos, Alfredo, acarlos@csudh.edu, California State University, Dominguez Hills
Discussant(s):
Panel : 26.1 -Roundtable: Seeking Research Funding from Foundations: Grant and Fellowship Opportunities for Political Scientists
Date : Friday, April 18, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 609
Chair(s) :
Wilson, James, james@rsage.org, Russell Sage Foundation
Discussant(s):
Davies, Jordie - ejdavies@uci.edu, University of California, Irvine
Walsh, James - jwalsh@nsf.gov, National Science Foundation
Panel : 29.1 -Gendered Political Leadership
Date : Friday, April 18, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 409
Chair(s) :
English, Ashley, Ashley.English@unt.edu, University of North Texas
Papers :
The Long Shadow of Insecurity: Prolonged Exposure to External Threats and Support for Female Political Leaders
Kim, Nam Kyu, namkkim1@gmail.com, Korea University
Kang, Alice, akang2@unl.edu, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Gendered Issues, Gendered Voices? Debating defense on the House floor Windett, Jason, jwindett@charlotte.edu, University of North Carolina at Charlotte
Atkinson, Mary , MAtkinson@charlotte.edu , University of North Carolina at Charlotte
The Variation of Afghan Women's Rights and Education Naik, Wajma , wajma_naik@yahoo.com, San Diego State University
Discussant(s):
Irving, Michelle - michelle.irving@rutgers.edu, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
Panel : 30.1 -Asian Americans and racial discrimination
Date : Friday, April 18, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 501
Chair(s) :
Papers :
Anti-Asian Racism Beliefs and Asian American Political Resistance
Merseth, Julie Lee, jmerseth@northwestern.edu, Northwestern University
How do Sources of Discrimination Affect Political Participation? A Case Study of Asian Americans
Nie, Qiaoyi, qiaoyin2@illinois.edu, University of Illinois, Urbana Champaign
Coalitions, conflicts, and the space in between: political relations between Asians, Blacks, and Latinos in the U.S.
Lu, Fan, fan.lu@queensu.ca, Queen's University (Canada)
A Comprehensive Understanding of Asian American Political Attitudes and Behaviors
Kim, Chan Song, chansong@uwm.edu, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Media framing, threat, and Anti-Asian sentiment
Liang, Siyu, sliang46@g.ucla.edu, University of California, Los Angeles
Discussant(s):
Aoki, Andy - aoki@augsburg.edu, Augsburg University
Junn, Jane - junn@usc.edu, University of Southern California
Panel : 31.0 -AI Roundtable: Reimagining Education
Date : Friday, April 18, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 401
Chair(s) :
Garcia, Rogelio, garciar3@elac.edu, East Los Angeles College
Papers :
AI in Education: Ethical Considerations and Practical Applications
Garcia, Rogelio, garciar3@elac.edu, East Los Angeles College
Discussant(s):
Wohlers, Tony - awohlers@corning-cc.edu, Corning Community College
Panel : 32.4 -On Oddities and Ontologies of Violence
Date : Friday, April 18, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 601
Chair(s) : Goldstein, Joshua, joshua.goldstein@ucalgary.ca, University of Calgary
Papers :
Two-Headed Gorillas, Theorizing Typical Violence, and the Ontological Invitation: An Introduction and Example
Goldstein, Joshua, joshua.goldstein@ucalgary.ca, University of Calgary
The Oddity and Ontology of Genocidal Violence
Hiebert, Maureen, hiebertm@ucalgary.ca, University of Calgary
Theorizing Terrorism As An Oddity of Violence
Cameron, Gavin, gcameron@ucalgary.ca, University of Calgary
The Novelty of Political Violence: Oddity, ontology, epistemology
Bashovski, Marta, Marta.Bashovski@uregina.ca, Campion College at the University of Regina
Discussant(s):
Panel : 35.1 -Party and State Building Under Authoritarian Rule
Date : Friday, April 18, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 405
Chair(s) :
Ryan, Megan, memary@umich.edu, University of Michigan
Papers :
Ideology and Authoritarian Survival
Reuter, Ora John, reutero@uwm.edu, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Elite Competition and Party Building in China
Landry, Pierre, pierrelandry@gmail.com, The Chinese University of Hong Kong
Zhang, Zheng, zhangzh256@gmail.com, The Chinese University of Hong Kong
Inadvertent State Building via Market-led Internal Migration: Evidence from Vietnam
Le, K. Linh, klle@ucsd.edu, University of California, San Diego
Origins of Political Legitimacy in Authoritarian Regimes: Evidence From China
Fu, Jiawei, jiawei.fu@yale.edu, Yale University
Li, Zeren, zeren.li@nus.edu.sg, National University of Singapore
Ye, Chunhui, yechunhui@gmail.com, Zhejiang University
Zhang, Qi, zhangqifd@live.com, Fudan University
Youth Recruitment in Communist Parties: The Impact of Foreign Direct Investment
Truong, Mai, mai.truong@marquette.edu, Marquette University
Phan, Ngoc, ngoc.phan@fulbright.edu.vn, Fulbright University of Vietnam
Discussant(s):
Gehlbach, Scott - gehlbach@uchicago.edu, University of Chicago Higashijima, Masaaki - isonomia11@gmail.com, University of Tokyo
Friday 10:00AM-11:45AM
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Panel : 00.0 -President’s Roundtable: “The Impact of the Trump Presidency on Higher Education and Political Science (A Special Discussion with WPSA Presidents)”
Date : Friday, April 18, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 604
Chair(s) :
Frasure, Lorrie, lfrasure@polisci.ucla.edu, UCLA
In this very special Roundtable, hosted by WPSA President Lorrie Frasure, six past WPSA Presidents convene for an important discussion offering critical insights on the future of higher education and Political Science.
Ebers-Martinez, Valerie, Valerie.Martinez-Ebers@unt.edu, UNT Simpson, Andrea, asimpson@richmond.edu , University of Richmond DeSipio, Louis, ldesipio@uci.edu, University of California, Irvine Junn, Jane, junn@usc.edu, University of Southern California Ramirez, Ricardo, Ricardo.Ramirez.83@nd.edu, University of Notre Dame Lien, Pei-te, plien@polsci.ucsb.edu, University of California, Santa Barbara
Panel : 01.7 -Business, Economics, and Resources in Politics
Date : Friday, April 18, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 407
Chair(s) : Aidoo, Richard, raidoo@coastal.edu, Coastal Carolina University
Papers :
The Reciprocal Relationship Between Rule of Law and Sovereign Debt Risk in Developing Countries: A Dynamic Structural Equation Modeling Approach
Staats, Joseph, jstaats@d.umn.edu, University of Minnesota Duluth Reassessing the Relevance of the Political Business Cycle: Evidence from South Korea (1988-2022)
Yuk, Taehun, thhj153@naver.com, Kyungpook National University Kim, Seok-Joon, sjkim.ir@gmail.com, Kyungpook National University Losing Ground? Attitudes toward Responsible Investment Among Young Koreans and Korean Women
Kim, Dong-Hun, dhkim71@korea.ac.kr, Korea University
Lee, Hyo Won, leehyow@inu.ac.kr, Incheon National University Lim, Sijeong, sijeonglim@korea.ac.kr, Korea University
To ban or not to ban: Attitudes towards foreign real estate investment
Hobbs, Adam, ahobb005@ucr.edu, University of California, Riverside Economic Freedom and Travel Freedom
Tsai, Tsung-han, thtsai79@gate.sinica.edu.tw, Institute of Political Science, Academia Sinica Chang, Wen-yang, wenyangc@gmail.com, National Chengchi University
Discussant(s):
Nguyen, Quynh Anh - nguy1009@purdue.edu, Purdue University Parsons, Brandon - brandon.parsons@pepperdine.edu, Pepperdine University
Panel : 03.6 -Roundtable: Environmental Feminism as Politics of Possibility
Date : Friday, April 18, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 503
Chair(s) :
Ray, Emily , emily.ray@sonoma.edu, Sonoma State University
Lawrence, Jennifer, kmd5xf@virginia.edu, University of Virginia
Discussant(s):
Andrade de Almeida, Olivia - oandradealmeida@uvic.ca, University of Victoria
Clare, Vanita - vanita.clare@mail.utoronto.ca, University of Toronto
Daoust, Gabrielle - Gabrielle.Daoust@unbc.ca, University of Northern British Columbia Dichman, Anne-Sofie - anne-sofie.dichman@ehess.fr, School for Advanced Studies of the Social Sciences
Wiebe, Sarah Marie - swiebe@uvic.ca, University of Victoria
Panel : 03.18 -The Rights of Nature
Date : Friday, April 18, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 504
Chair(s) :
Leal McCormack, Rudy, rudymc@shsu.edu, Sam Houston State University
Papers : Ahimsa and the “wrongs” of nature in Gandhi and Shiva Barton, Nate, nbart007@ucr.edu, University of California at Riverside Should Nature Have Collective Bargaining? The Rights of Nature and the Problem
of Social Cost
Battistoni, Alyssa, abattist@barnard.edu, Barnard College
Nature and the Law: From Conventional Coexistence to Radical Rapprochement
Gellers, Joshua, josh.gellers@unf.edu, University of North Florida Rights, Reasons, and Relations: The Rights of Nature
Rodriguez, Joseph, jir9@duke.edu, Duke University
Discussant(s):
Harvey, Matt - mh3095@princeton.edu, Princeton University
Panel : 07.4 -Integration, Identity, and Ideology: Reevaluating Immigration and Nationalism in Contemporary Societies
Date : Friday, April 18, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 408
Chair(s) :
Kambouris, Konstantinos, kosta.kambouris@utah.edu, University of Utah
Papers :
(Un)Civic Integration: Autonomy and the Political Education of Migrants
Garrett, Jacob, jacobandrew.garrett@sciencespo.fr, Sciences Po
How do State and Substate Conceptions of Nationalism Influence Public Attitudes towards Refugees: A Case Study on Public Opinion of Afghan and Ukrainian Refugees in Canada and Quebec.
McCullough, Herbert, herbertmccullough@my.unt.edu, University of North Texas Homeland (In)Security and the racialisation of the Arab in America
Nahhal, Maryam, mnahhal1@jh.edu, Johns Hopkins University
Discussant(s):
Torres, Rachel - rachel.torres@unlv.edu, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Panel : 08.4 -Roundtable: Continuity and Transformation in Indigenous Political Scholarship
Date : Friday, April 18, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : Willapa 5th Floor
Chair(s) :
Kessler-Mata, Kouslaa, ktkesslermata@usfca.edu, University of San Francisco
Fillmore, Mel, melfillmore@ou.edu, University of Oklahoma
Discussant(s):
Lerma, Michael - michael.lerma@csueastbay.edu, California State University East Bay
Proudfit, Joely - jproudfi@csusm.edu, California State University San Marcos
Panel : 11.5 -Capitalism and Public Law: A Critical Perspective
Date : Friday, April 18, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 509
Chair(s) :
Cate, Sarah, scate@seattleu.edu, Seattle University
Papers :
Education Rhetoric & the 2020 Democratic Presidential Primary: Substituting for Redistribution?
Hartshorn, Ian, ihartshorn@unr.edu, University of Nevada, Reno Evans, Allison, allisonevans@unr.edu, University of Nevada, Reno
Atlanta and the Making and Unmaking of Carceral Power
Taylor, Kirstine, taylork2@ohio.edu, Ohio University
The Limits of Legalism
Cate, Sarah, scate@seattleu.edu, Seattle University
Moak, Daniel, dmoak@conncoll.edu, Connecticut College
Discussant(s):
Grasso, Anthony - agrasso@camden.rutgers.edu, Rutgers University
Panel : 13.4 -Organizations, Media, and Participation
Date : Friday, April 18, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 603
Chair(s) :
Papers : Path Dependency, Drift, Conversion, Layering, and the Standard of Objectivity: The State of a Hallowed Media Tradition
Parris, Girma, girmap@gmail.com, Case Western Reserve University
How Adaptive Propaganda Works: Evidence from China
Huang, Xinzhuo, xhuangacb@connect.ust.hk, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
Zhu, Hongshen, hongshenzhu@ln.edu.hk, Lingnan University
Yan, Haibing, 2183@ecupl.edu.cn, East China University of Political Science and Law
Workplace participation and political participation
Bowler, Shaun , shaun.bowler@ucr.edu , University of California Riverside
Medearis, John, john.medearis@ucr.edu, University of California Riverside Compulsory Education and Women's Political Participation
Lee, Matthew Yi-Hsiu, d11322001@ntu.edu.tw, National Taiwan University
Discussant(s):
Panel : 14.6 -Generational Change and Political Parties
Date : Friday, April 18, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 505
Chair(s) :
Burbank, Matthew, matthew.burbank@utah.edu, University of Utah
Papers :
The Partisan Foundations of the Generational Polarization
Fisher, Patrick, patrick.fisher@shu.edu, Seton Hall University
Political Parties, Ballot Issues, and the Politics of Electoral Reform
Burbank, Matthew, matthew.burbank@utah.edu, University of Utah
How Do Parties Perform in Experimental Settings? The Case of Minnesota's Surprise Party Ban
Williams, Robert, robert.williams@tsu.edu, Texas Southern University
From Clientelism to Programmatic Politics: The Institutionalization of Political Parties in South Korea
Kim, Yeaji, yekim@csudh.edu, California State University Dominguez Hills
Kuk, John, jskuk@msu.edu, Michigan State University
Discussant(s):
Burbank, Matthew - matthew.burbank@utah.edu, University of Utah Fisher, Patrick - patrick.fisher@shu.edu, Seton Hall University
Panel : 15.6 -Polarization, Social Trust, and Democratic Resilience
Date : Friday, April 18, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 606
Chair(s) : Maniar, Kaarish, kkm2152@columbia.edu, Columbia University
Papers :
Looking Through Each Other's Eyes: Political Polarization and the Intersubjective World
Simpkins, Safiyah, safiyahsimpkins@gmail.com, University of Illinois in Chicago
Understanding Contemporary Politicized Loneliness: Radicalization in Online Male Spaces
Tirkkonen, Sanna, sanna.tirkkonen@helsinki.fi, University of Helsinki
Hyvönen, Ari-Elmeri, ari-elmeri.hyvonen@jyu.fi, University of Jyväskylä
Beyond polarization: critical prefigurative hope?
Gleeson, Ernest, ejgleeso@mail.ubc.ca, The University of British Columbia
Discussant(s):
Maniar, Kaarish - kkm2152@columbia.edu, Columbia University
Panel : 16.1 -Thinking Polycrisis with and beyond Foucault
Date : Friday, April 18, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 409
Chair(s) :
Ahmed, Sabeen, sahmed4@swarthmore.edu, Swarthmore College
Papers :
Law and the Colonial Order of Things
Ahmed, Sabeen, sahmed4@swarthmore.edu, Swarthmore College
“The negro will become a chemist”: Terrorism in the period of scientific racism, ca. 1850–1928
Erlenbusch-Anderson, Verena, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Echo Chambers Revisited: Conceptualizing Power
Nigh, Amy, University of Memphis
Ideology Critique and Genealogy Critique: A Reassessment
Lorenzini, Daniele,
Discussant(s):
Erlenbusch-Anderson, Verena - , University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Lorenzini, Daniele - , University of Pennsylvania
Nigh, Amy - , University of Memphis
Panel : 16.6 -Pleasure, Excess, Aliveness: Thinking Justice Anew
Date : Friday, April 18, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 402
Chair(s) :
Mathiowetz, Dean, dpmath@ucsc.edu, University of California, Santa Cruz
Papers :
“Figurations of Aliveness in Radical Democratic Theory”
Shulman, George, gms1@nyu.edu, New York University
“I Am All the Things”: Morrison’s Black Book as a Democratic Idea
Balfour, Lawrie , klb3q@virginia.edu, The University of Virginia
The Abundance of Excess: Queer and Black Aliveness as Ante-Political Action
Mathiowetz, Dean, dpmath@ucsc.edu, University of California, Santa Cruz
“Scribbling Lines on the Sand”: Non-territorial Political Imaginations
Kotef, Hagar, hk11@soas.ac.uk, SOAS, University of London
Pleasure as Survival: Theorizing the Good Life in a Rasquache Register
Beltran, Cristina, cbeltran@nyu.edu, New York University
Discussant(s):
Threadcraft, Shatema - shatema.a.threadcraft@vanderbilt.edu, Vanderbilt University
Panel : 16.18 -Disability, Dignity and Affect
Date : Friday, April 18, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 403
Chair(s) :
Rose, Michelle, mrose2@csuchico.edu, California State University, Chico
Papers :
The Politics of Neurodiversity
Ascher, Ivan, ascher@uwm.edu, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Affecting Attitudes about Intellectual Disability and Democratic Politics
Desborough, Rachael , rachael.desborough@mail.utoronto.ca, University of Toronto
Educating the social and emotional self
Mishkind, Anne, anne.mishkind@yale.edu, Yale University
Gandhi’s Seva: Service contra technological dignity
Samnotra, Manu, msamnotra@usf.edu, University of South Florida
Discussant(s):
Afsahi, Afsoun - afsoun.afsahi@ubc.ca, University of British Columbia
Panel : 16.30 -Morality, Value and Realism in Politics
Date : Friday, April 18, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 404
Chair(s) :
Bowman, Quinlan, bq12@duke.edu, Duke Kunshan University
Papers : Is “Ideology Critique without Morality” Possible? Interrogating Radical Realism
Bowman, Quinlan, bq12@duke.edu, Duke Kunshan University
What Is at Stake in the Debate between Realism and Morality?
Mayerfeld, Jamie, jasonm@uw.edu, University of Washington
Risk, Threat, and Security: Understanding Their Value-Laden Foundations Tekbulut, Ece, et2591@columbia.edu, Institutional Affiliation
Negativity and Political Theory: Studying Valences of the Negative as a Strategy of Critique
Bharali, Antaripa , abharali@gradcenter.cuny.edu, The Graduate Center, City University of New York
Discussant(s):
Ferguson, Michaele - michaele.ferguson@colorado.edu, University of Colorado Boulder
Panel : 16.39 -Lies, Denial, and Hate: Assessing Right-Wing and Authoritarian Rhetorical Strategies
Date : Friday, April 18, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 406
Chair(s) :
Cucharo, Stephen, scucharo@wesleyan.edu, Wesleyan University
Papers :
A psychoanalytic (Lacanian) approach to the MAGA discourse on immigration Espindola, Ernesto, eespindo@jccc.edu, Hate, Global Politics, and Popular Culture: Modernity, Justice, Star Trek, and Star Wars
Gonzalez, George, george.gonzalez@miami.edu, University of Miami
Can Mouthpieces Help the Government in “Rumor” Denial? Experimental Evidence from an Authoritarian Country Li, Junjie, junjieli@umich.edu, University of Michigan
Yida, Zhai, yidazhai@hotmail.com, Shanghai Jiao Tong University
Discussant(s):
Zuckerwise, Lena - lena.zuckerwise@simmons.edu, Simmons University
Panel : 16.41 -Theorizing Social Democracy in Late Capitalist Times
Date : Friday, April 18, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 502
Chair(s) :
Awan, Arwa, aawan1@oberlin.edu, Oberlin College
Papers :
The American Eight-Hour Movement and the Limits of Non-Reformist Reforms
Quish, Ed , quish@hws.edu, Hobart and William Smith Colleges
Jean Jaurès on the Significance of Democratic Unionism
Giraudo, Peter, giraudo@bc.edu, Boston College
Inventing and Reinventing the Myth of the General Strike
Feldman , Jess, dr.j.l.feldman@gmail.com, Bard College
Associating for Power, Not Rights: The German Origins of Du Bois's Cooperative Theory
Svabek, Larry, lsvabek@missouri.edu , University of Missouri
Discussant(s):
Lupino, Ferris - fal7633@nyu.edu, Ney York University - Gallatin School
Panel : 17.5 -New Answers to Old Questions
Date : Friday, April 18, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 506
Chair(s) :
Gregson, William, william.gregson@mail.utoronto.ca, University of Toronto
Papers :
Work in the Field: The Reception of Labor Politics in International Relations Bar, Eyal, eyal.bar@nau.edu, Northern Arizona University
The History of Operationalization
Herold, Robert, robertherold4@gmail.com, Independent Researcher
The U.S. Electoral-Industrial Complex: A Theoretical Exploration Weinstein, Aaron, aweinstein@fairfield.edu, Fairfield University
Discussant(s):
Hertzoff, Andrew - ahertzof@csus.edu, California State University Sacramento
Panel : 17.18 -Author-meets-critics: Bonnie Honig's Political Theory and the Displacement of Politics (30th Anniversary Edition)
Date : Friday, April 18, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 507
Chair(s) :
Anker, Elisabeth, anker@gwu.edu , George Washington University
On the 30th Anniversary Edition of Bonnie Honig's *Political Theory and the Displacement of Politics*
Anker, Elisabeth, anker@gwu.edu , George Washington University George, Larry, Larry.George@csulb.edu , California State University Long Beach Grove, Jairus, jairusg@hawaii.edu, University of Hawaii at Manoa Rotem, Noga, nrotem@uw.edu, The University of Washington Honig, Bonnie , bonnie_honig@brown.edu, Brown University
Discussant(s):
Anker, Elisabeth - anker@gwu.edu , George Washington University
George, Larry - Larry.George@csulb.edu , California State University Long Beach Grove, Jairus - jairusg@hawaii.edu, University of Hawaii at Manoa Rotem, Noga - nrotem@uw.edu, The University of Washington
Panel : 20.4 -Roundtable: Why does WPSA need a Queer Caucus?
Date : Friday, April 18, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 607
Chair(s) :
Feng, Jeff, jeff.feng@northwestern.edu, Northwestern University Gonzales, Isabel , xtb2pr@virginia.edu, University of Virginia
Discussant(s): Susnick, Addye - addyesusnick@gmail.com, University of British Columbia
Panel : 23.4 -Governance and Representation
Date : Friday, April 18, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 508
Chair(s) :
Papers :
Varieties of Layering
Alfredo, Gonzalez, alfredogonzalez@ucsb.edu, University of California, Santa Barbara Political Turbulence and Aviation Safety: A Cross-National Analysis of Political Stability's Effects on Aviation Accidents
LEA, FAURE, lea.faure@ucf.edu, University of Central Florida
LILLIAM, CACERES MALACHOWSKI, malachol@my.erau.edu, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
Cannabis Studies: Perspectives from Political Science
Mello, Joseph, jmello1@depaul.edu, DePaul University
Learning from Legislative Success and Failure: Insights from a conflict around housing development policy in Colorado
Scheetz, Emma, emma.scheetz@ucdenver.edu, University of Colorado Denver
Discussant(s):
Bell, Emily - evbell@uga.edu, University of Georgia
Panel : 24.18 -Roundtable: Latino Social Movements & the Politics of Election
Date : Friday, April 18, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 605
Chair(s) :
Carlos, Alfredo, acarlos@csudh.edu, California State University, Dominguez Hills
Discussant(s):
Elias, Edwin - eelias@ewu.edu, Eastern Washington University
Ibarra, Armando - aibarra@wisc.edu, University of Wisconsin, Madison Villagran, Jose - jvillagran2@csub.edu, California State University, Bakersfield
Panel : 26.2 -Roundtable: Strategies for Successful Undergraduate Research Collaborations
Date : Friday, April 18, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 609
Chair(s) :
Huckle, Kiku, khuckle@callutheran.edu, California Lutheran University
Discussant(s):
Hoang, Haco - hhoang@callutheran.edu, California Lutheran University
Marichal, Jose - marichal@callutheran.edu, California Lutheran University
Panel : 28.5 -Race, Ethnicity, Age, and Indigeneity, in the Study of Voting and elections
Date : Friday, April 18, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 608
Chair(s) :
Hale, Isaac, halei@oxy.edu, Occidental College
Papers :
The preference-expectation gap and its consequences for descriptive representation
Kato, Gento, gento.badger@gmail.com, Meiji University Lu, Fan, fan.lu@queensu.ca, Queen's University (Canada) Young Like Me or Just Inexperienced? Age and Electability in U.S. Congressional Elections
Martin, Danielle, danielle.martin@csus.edu, California State University, Sacramento Race on the Line: The Boundaries of Explicit Racial Rhetoric in Contemporary American Campaigns
Nguy, Joyce, joycenguy@g.ucla.edu, University of California, Los Angeles Tribal Election Administration: What do we know and (mostly) what do we not know?
Nichols, Jason, jmn026@uark.edu, University of Arkansas Political Communication and Political Polarization
Takeuchi, Hiroki, htakeuch@smu.edu, Southern Methodist University
Zielke, Anna Kelley, azielke@smu.edu, Southern Methodist University
Discussant(s):
Hale, Isaac - halei@oxy.edu, Occidental College
Panel : 30.2 -Asian American professionalization roundtable
Date : Friday, April 18, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 501
Chair(s) : Raychaudhuri, Tanika , tanikar@rice.edu, Rice University
Publishing scholarship in AAPI Politics and REP
Discussant(s):
Aoki, Andy - aoki@augsburg.edu, Augsburg University
Masuoka, Natalie - nmasuoka@ucla.edu, UCLA
Phan, Ngoc - ntphan@hpu.edu, Hawaii Pacific University
Shah, Paru - paru.shah@rutgers.edu, Rutgers University
Panel : 31.2 -Amplifying Our Voices: Empowering Community College Students
Date : Friday, April 18, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 401
Chair(s) :
Bozonelos, Dino, dino.bozonelos@vvc.edu, Victor Valley College
Papers :
Who Am I to Say? Teaching Epistemology for Civic Engagement in Introduction to American Politics Classes
Gillman, Anne, GillmaA@arc.losrios.edu, American River College
Discussant(s):
Bozonelos, Dino - dino.bozonelos@vvc.edu, Victor Valley College
Panel : 32.5 -Burning it Down
Date : Friday, April 18, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 601
Chair(s) :
Nichols, Robert, ronichol@ucsc.edu, University of California, Santa Cruz
Papers :
Latin-American Feminist Utopia Revisited
Chaparro-Martinez, Amneris , amneris_chaparro@cieg.unam.mx, UNAM
Another Nonviolence: Anticolonial Resistance Without 'Truth' Kaku, Archana, abkaku@wm.edu, William & Mary
“I do it for love and revenge”: 19th Century Women’s ‘Badger’ Crimes as Feminist Vengeance
Slupek, Agatha, agatha.slupek@wmich.edu, Western Michigan University
From femicide to territorial feminicide: Indigenous feminist resistance in Central America and colonial violence
Méndez, María, maria.mendez@utoronto.ca, University of Toronto
Discussant(s):
Pool, Heather - poolh@denison.edu, Denison University
Panel : 35.2 -Institutions and Personalization of Power Under Authoritarian Rule
Date : Friday, April 18, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 405
Chair(s) :
Miner, Marika, mgminer@ucdavis.edu, University of California, Davis
Papers :
Effect of political institutions on elite purges in autocracies
Kim, Nam Kyu, namkkim1@gmail.com, Korea University
Sudduth, Jun, jsudduth@iu.edu, Indiana University, Bloomington
Anthropomorphizing the Nation: The Impact of Xi Jinping’s Personalization of Power on Taiwanese attitude towards China and the US
Schuler, Paul, pschuler@arizona.edu, University of Arizona
Tang, Yongfeng, ytang08@arizona.edu, University of Arizona
From Protest to Parliament: Anti-Government Mobilization and Lebanon’s New Opposition
Tavana, Daniel, tavana@psu.edu, Pennsylvania State University
Parreira, Christiana, christiana.parreira@graduateinstitute.ch, IHEID Geneva
Walsh, Lindsay, sjw5658@psu.edu, Pennsylvania State University
Military Enmeshment in the Economy and Authoritarian Resilience
Ryan, Megan, memary@umich.edu, University of Michigan
Comply, defy or hide: Government decision making around illiberal policy in Northern Ireland
Dreier, Sarah, skdreier@unm.edu, University of New Mexico
Gade, Emily, ddd@eee.edu, Fors Marsh
Discussant(s):
Landry, Pierre - pierrelandry@gmail.com, The Chinese University of Hong Kong Trinh, Duy - ddtrinh@princeton.edu, Princeton University
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Panel : 01.6 -Policy and the Public in Autocracies
Date : Friday, April 18, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 407
Chair(s) : Nunes, Rodrigo, rodrigon@stedwards.edu, St. Edward's University
Papers :
Democratic vs. Autocratic Energy Transitions: A Comparative Study of Fossil Fuels and Renewables in Global Powers
Logvinenko, Igor, ilogvinenko@oxy.edu, Occidental College
Ideas & Bureaucratic Advocacy in Authoritarian Distribution: Evidence from Saudi Arabia
Leber, Andrew, aleber@tulane.edu, Tulane University
The Impact of Social Welfare Programs on Corruption in Authoritarian Regimes
Nguyen, Quynh Anh, nguy1009@purdue.edu, Purdue University
The Cunning of Welfare Reform: Migrant Labor, Social Policy, and Changing Household Registration Systems in China and Vietnam Lin, Jake, jake.lin@utrgv.edu, The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley
Discussant(s):
Malashkhia, Mariam - mariami@stanford.edu, Stanford Graduate School of Business
Panel : 03.7 -New Approaches to Green Republicanism: Addressing the Climate Crisis and Contemporary Domination
Date : Friday, April 18, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 503
Chair(s) : Wilson, Harlan, Harlan.Wilson@oberlin.edu, Oberlin College
Papers :
Localist Green Republicanism: Wendell Berry, Ecological Agrarianism, and EcoEconomic Domination
Koutnik, Gregory, koutnikgv@beloit.edu, Beloit College
The “Common Earth” and Green Republicanism
Gutierrez, Paul, pmbg@bu.edu, Boston University
Republican Responses to Climate Misinformation
Dodsworth, Ashley, ashley.dodsworth@bristol.ac.uk , University of Bristol
Republicanism in an Era of Climate Migration
Cannavo, Peter, pcannavo@hamilton.edu, Hamilton College
Discussant(s):
Krause, Sharon - sharon_krause@brown.edu , Brown University
Panel : 03.19 -Interspecies Justice
Date : Friday, April 18, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 504
Chair(s) :
Lawrence, Jennifer, kmd5xf@virginia.edu, University of Virginia
Papers :
The Environmental Conditions of Justice for Animals
Holland, Breena, brh205@lehigh.edu, Lehigh University
Recognizing Animals: Sentience and Justice Beyond the Human Martindale, Dayton, dayton.martindale@colorado.edu, University of Colorado, Boulder
Leading Astray: The Political Challenge of Stray Animals
Parajuli, Shishav, sp8564@nyu.edu, New York University-Shanghai
Discussant(s):
Suk, Mina - msuk@asu.edu, Arizona State University
Panel : 04.4 -Environmental justice and power in public policy implementation
Date : Friday, April 18, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 406
Chair(s) :
Mendez Barrientos, Linda, Linda.MendezBarrientos@du.edu, University of Denver
Papers :
Measuring political power in collaborative governance
Mendez-Barrientos, Linda, linda.mendezbarrientos@du.edu, University of Denver
Lubell, Mark, mnlubell@ucdavis.edu, University of California Davis
Follow the Money: Are Historic Infrastructure Investments Going to Communities that Need Them Most?
Fencl, Amanda, afencl@ucsusa.org, Union of Concerned Scientists
Rempel, Jenny, jrempel@berkeley.edu,, University of California, Berkeley
From activism to strategic policy advocacy: Community assemblies as a case of collaborative governance
Cheng, Katherine, University of Washington
Struthers, Cory, cstruth@uw.edu, University of Washington
Min, Esther, , Front and Centered, Seattle, Washington
Discussant(s):
Purdy, Jill - jpurdy@uw.edu, University of Washington
Panel : 06.5 -Gender, Race, and Sexuality as Sites of Struggle with the State
Date : Friday, April 18, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 502
Chair(s) :
Arora, Maneesh, ma100@wellesley.edu, Wellesley College
Papers :
“But she’s crazy”– Gender, Race, Madness, and the Limits of Respectability
Daily, Anna, anna.daily@csus.edu, Sacramento State University
Bringing the Fear of Feminism Home: Gendered Consumption in Private Space
Najm, Helena, hnajm@gradcenter.cuny.edu, CUNY Graduate Center
Queering Cannabis
Juarez, Melina, juarez@csus.edu, California State University, Sacramento (SSO) A Carceral Critique: Violence Against Women in Politics
Walsh, Denise, denise@virginia.edu, University of Virginia
Discussant(s):
Altema McNeely, Natasha - natasha.altema@unt.edu, University of North Texas
Panel : 07.5 -Transience, Identity, and Transition: Navigating the Complex Dynamics of Diaspora and Migration in Crisis Situations
Date : Friday, April 18, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 408
Chair(s) : Silverman, Ken, ksilverman@gradcenter.cuny.edu, City University of New York, The Graduate Center
Papers :
Citizenship and Political Incorporation: The Impact of Immigration Policies on Syrian Refugees in Host Countries
Hijazi, Ali, ali.hijazi@student.asbu.edu.tr, Social Sciences University of Ankara Amir, Kaplan, info@rimaracademy.com, Rimar Academy
Conceptualizing and Ontologizing Diaspora
Kambouris, Konstantinos, kosta.kambouris@utah.edu, University of Utah
Temporary Labor Migration Regimes Caught in the Middle of Crises Harper, Robin, rharper@york.cuny.edu, York College/ CUNY Graduate Center
Discussant(s):
Hill, Paige - pahill@stanford.edu, Stanford University
Panel : 08.5 -Roundtable: Futurity in Indigenous Politics, Governance and Sovereignty
Date : Friday, April 18, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 602
Chair(s) :
Kessler-Mata, Kouslaa, ktkesslermata@usfca.edu, University of San Francisco Fillmore, Mel, melfillmore@ou.edu, University of Oklahoma
Discussant(s):
Lerma, Michael - michael.lerma@csueastbay.edu, California State University East Bay Proudfit, Joely - jproudfi@csusm.edu, California State University San Marcos
Panel : 09.4 -The Onset and Resolution of Civil Conflicts
Date : Friday, April 18, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 608
Chair(s) : Prakash, Deepa, deepaprakash@depauw.edu, DePauw University
Papers :
Living in no man's land? Assessing the effect of power vacuums at the local level in Colombia.
Bonilla, Jhon, jkbonilla@uidaho.edu, University of Idaho
Bryce, Reeder, reederbw@missouri.edu, University of Missouri
Not So Sweet: External Price Shocks, State Capacity, and Violence in Madagascar's Vanilla Industry
Erickson, Megan, megan.erickson@nuffield.ox.ac.uk, University of Oxford Wack, Morgan, ,
Redistribution, Income Inequality, and Conflict in Developing Countries: Is There Any Causality?
Parsons, Brandon, brandon.parsons@pepperdine.edu, Pepperdine University Rabhi, Ayoub, ayoub.rabhi@uir.ac.ma, International University of Rabat, Morocco Network Analysis on the Civil War in Colombia between 2000 to 2023
Yanik, Selin, selinyanik@arizona.edu, University of Arizona
Securing Chinese Interest in Afghanistan Through Chinese Security Model Kumar, Amit, P20200029@pilani.bits-pilani.ac.in, Birla Institute of Technology & Science
Discussant(s):
Prakash, Deepa - deepaprakash@depauw.edu, DePauw University
Panel : 13.6 -Author Meets Critics: The Politics of Hate by Angelia Wilson
Date : Friday, April 18, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 603
Chair(s) : Calfano, Brian , brian.calfano@uc.edu, University of Cincinnati
Discussant(s): Calfano, Brian - brian.calfano@uc.edu, University of Cincinnati
Martinez-Ebers, Valerie - , University of North Texas
Smith, Tony - , UC-Irvine
Wilson, Angelia - angelia.r.wilson@manchester.ac.uk, University of Manchester
Panel : 14.7 -Author Meets Critics: Refounding Democracy Through Intersectional Activism by Wendy Sarvasy
Date : Friday, April 18, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 505
Chair(s) : Sampaio, Anna, asampaio@scu.edu,
Discussant(s):
Balfour, Lawrie - klb3q@virginia.edu, The University of Virginia
Geron, Kim - kim.geron@csueastbay.edu, Jordan-Zachary, Julia - jordanzj@wfu.edu, Sarvasy, Wendy - wsarvasy@gmail.com, California State University, East Bay
Panel : 15.7 -The Future of Work, Oligarchy, and Economic Restructuring
Date : Friday, April 18, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 606
Chair(s) :
Datta, Rothin, rdatta1@macalester.edu, Macalester College
Papers : "Los Gringos Descalzos": Civility and American Immigration to Mexican Cities
Blajer de la Garza, Yuna, yblajer@luc.edu, Loyola University Chicago Human Subject Research Participants as Laborers: Political Solutions to Medical Exploitation
Scheinerman, Naomi, scheinerman.1@osu.edu, The Ohio State University Collusion, Combination, and Conspiracy: Monopoly & American Oligarchy
Maniar, Kaarish, kkm2152@columbia.edu, Columbia University Promesa and the Politics of Catastrophization in Puerto Rico
Padilla Carbonell, Felix, fpadillacarbonell@gradcenter.cuny.edu, The Graduate Center, City University of New York
Discussant(s):
Zimmer, Daniel - zimmerd@stanford.edu, Stanford University
Panel : 16.7 -Author Meets Critics: Kevin Pham's "The Architects of Dignity: Vietnamese Visions of Decolonization"
Date : Friday, April 18, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 402
Chair(s) :
Mares, Gabriel, gpmares84@gmail.com, n/a
Discussant(s):
Chang, Arturo - arturo.chang@utoronto.ca, University of Toronto Hsueh, Vicki - hsuehv@wwu.edu, Western Washington University Luo, Simon - luos@stanford.edu, Stanford University
Mares, Gabriel - gpmares84@gmail.com, n/a Pham, Kevin - k.d.pham@uva.nl, University of Amsterdam
Panel : 16.19 -Technological Crisis in Democracy: Misinformation, Hacking & Artificial Intelligence
Date : Friday, April 18, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 403
Chair(s) :
Lambek, Simon, simon.lambek@ufv.ca, University of the Fraser Valley
Papers :
Artificial Intelligence and Us: A Radical-Democratic Perspective
Bakiner, Onur, bakinero@seattleu.edu, Seattle University
Misinformation as a Challenge to Democratic Discourse: The Problems We Face and a Potential Solution
Pierman, Garrett, GPIERMAN@mailbox.sc.edu, University of South Carolina
Assessing the Threat of Generative AI to Democracy
Lambek, Simon, simon.lambek@ufv.ca, University of the Fraser Valley
Data Rationality: Marcuse, Hacking, and the Technological Rationality of Datafication
Kehlenbach, Stefan, skehlenbach@albany.edu, University at Albany
Discussant(s):
Ron, Amit - amit.ron@asu.edu, Arizona State University
Panel : 16.31 -(Re)Framing the Discipline: Science, Empiricism & The Non-Human
Date : Friday, April 18, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 404
Chair(s) :
Moshref, Kamran, kmoshref@gradcenter.cuny.edu, The Graduate Center, City University of New York
Ward, Milo, mward@gradcenter.cuny.edu, The Graduate Center, CUNY
Papers :
The Aristotelian Turn in Neoconservative Political Science Ward, Milo, mward@gradcenter.cuny.edu, The Graduate Center, CUNY
Fear of a Blank Planet: On the Possibility of a Planetary Turn in Political Theory
Moshref, Kamran, kmoshref@gradcenter.cuny.edu, The Graduate Center, City University of New York
Discussant(s):
Engelmann, Stephen - sengelma@uic.edu, University of Illinois at Chicago
Panel : 17.11 -Literature, Poetry, and Political Speech
Date : Friday, April 18, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 507
Chair(s) :
Miller, Char , cmillerd@gmu.edu, George Mason University
Papers :
The State & The Stead: James Joyce as Political Scientist
Barndt, Will, wbarndt@pitzer.edu, Pitzer College
The Singing Poem: Sounding Speech and Speaking Sounds in Arendt and Aeschylus
Chu, Phoebe, pc729@cornell.edu, Cornell University
Rhetoric and Dialectic in Democratic Deliberation
Hertzoff, Andrew, ahertzof@csus.edu, California State University Sacramento
Identity After Exile: María Zambrano’s “Poetic Reason” and the Politics of Displacement in Twentieth Century Spain
Pinell, Phillip, pinell@wisc.edu, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Discussant(s):
Dolan, Frederick - acdolan@berkeley.edu, University of California, Berkeley
Miller, Char - cmillerd@gmu.edu, George Mason University
Panel : 17.12 -Populist Democracy: Contradictions and Challenges
Date : Friday, April 18, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 506
Chair(s) :
Weinstein, Aaron, aweinstein@fairfield.edu, Fairfield University
Papers :
Populism and Mass Society Theory: Edward Shils and the Circumscribing of Critique
Campbell, Josh, jwcampbell@ucla.edu, University of California - Los Angeles
Styles of Urban Revanchisms: Theorizing the Development of Urban Reactionary Politics.
Villanova, Michael, mvillanova@gradcenter.cuny.edu, The Graduate Center, CUNY
Political theory and the unfulfilled promises of democracy: from crisis to renewal
Longo, Patrizia, plongo@stmarys-ca.edu, Saint Mary's College of California
“Who Created George Jackson?”
Bennett, Nolan, nbennett@calpoly.edu, Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo
Discussant(s):
Panel : 20.5 -LGBTQ Identity and Public Opinion
Date : Friday, April 18, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 607
Chair(s) :
Perkins, Kathryn, Kathryn.Perkins@csulb.edu, California State University, Long Beach
Papers :
LGBTQ+ Identity & Police Reform: Expanding How Identity Links to Policy Evaluation
Gallegos, Jacob, jgalle17@asu.edu, Arizona State Universiy
Understanding LGBTQ+ Perspectives of Police
Ramirez, Michelle, michelle.ramirez@tamuk.edu, Texas A&M University Kingsville
Public Opinion of LGB Supreme Court Nominees
Fitch, Maya, Mfitch@cougarnet.uh.edu, University of Houston
The Impact of Sexuality and Political Identity on Attitudes towards the United States Supreme Court
Brandt, Isaac, isaacbrandt1@gmail.com, Western Washington University
Discussant(s):
Michelson, Melissa - melissa.michelson@menlo.edu, Menlo College
Panel : 20.10 -Borders, Homophobia, and Homonationalism
Date : Friday, April 18, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 604
Chair(s) :
Ghosh, Cyril, CGhosh@Clarku.edu, Clark University
Papers :
Intersectional Translators: Forcing Space in LGBTQ, Labor, and (Im)migrant Justice Movements
Mayo-Adam, Erin, erin.mayo-adam@hunter.cuny.edu, Hunter College, CUNY
Perverts, Predators, and White Sexual Innocents: Anti-Migrant Logics and the Long Shadow of “Born This Way”
Gonzales, Isabel, isabelfelixgonzales@gmail.com, University of Virginia
Discourses of Solidarity and Homonationalism: LGBTQ+ Refugee Resettlement in Canada
Wills, Emily Regan, emily.wills@uottawa.ca, University of Ottawa
DACA Participants and the Complexities of Making Asylum Cases on Sexual
Orientation & Gender Identity Grounds
Ghosh, Cyril, CGhosh@Clarku.edu, Clark University
Discussant(s):
Johnson, Colin - colinjohnson@isu.edu, Idaho State University
Panel : 23.5 -Capitalism, Governance, and Economic Policy
Date : Friday, April 18, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 509
Chair(s) :
Papers : Erik Olin Wright and the Anti-Capitalist Emancipatory Project
Martin, Edward, edward.martin@csulb.edu, California State University, Long Beach Worker Representation in the Massachusetts Legislature, 1930 to 1990 Wright, Jason, jason.wright004@umb.edu, University of Massachusetts Boston Civic Education, Knowledge Utilization and the Social Construction Framework Ceccoli, Stephen, ceccoli@rhodes.edu, Rhodes College Bing, John, jbing@heidelberg.edu, Heidelberg University
Technologies in Peace and Conflict: Unraveling the Politics of Deployment Ge, Jing, jge003@fiu.edu, Florida International University
Discussant(s):
Panel : 24.19 -Roundtable: Afro-Latinidades: Black Identity Politics in the Americas
Date : Friday, April 18, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 605
Chair(s) : Clealand, Danielle, danielle.clealand@austin.utexas.edu, University of Texas at Austin
Discussant(s):
Dinzey-Flores, Zaire - zdinzey@lcs.rutgers.edu, Rutgers University - New Brunswick Gonzalez, Yanilda - yanilda_gonzalez@hks.harvard.edu, Harvard University Johnson, Marcus - mjohnso6@umd.edu, University of Maryland - College Park Lowe, Ricardo - ricardo.lowe@austin.utexas.edu, University of Texas at Austin
Panel : 25.8 -Budgeting in the Western States - Part 1
Date : Friday, April 18, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 508
Chair(s) :
Robinson, Jennifer , jennifer.robinson@utah.edu, University of Utah
Alaska
Warren, Joseph, jbwarren@alaska.edu, University of Alaska, Anchorage 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, Sacramento State University Colorado
Berry, Michael, Michael.Berry@ucdenver.edu, University of Colorado Denver Hawaii
Moore , Colin, cdmoore@hawaii.edu, University of Hawaii at Manoa Idaho
Fry, Vanessa , vanessafry@boisestate.edu, Boise State Montana
Nevada
Damore, Dave, david.damore@unlv.edu, UNLV
Johnson, Brad, bradjohnson@unr.edu, UN Reno
New Mexico
Seckler, Kim, kseckler@nmsu.edu, New Mexico State University
Oregon
Mooney, Emily, mooneyem@oregonstate.edu, Oregon State University
Steel , Brent, bsteel@oregonstate.edu, Oregon State University Utah
Ball, Jonathan, jball@le.utah.gov, Utah Legislative Fiscal Analyst Dean, Phil, phil.dean@utah.edu, University of Utah
Washington
Benjamin, Francis, benjamin@wsu.edu, Washington State University
Artime, Michael, artimemr@plu.edu, Pacific Lutheran University
Richards, Erin, erichards@cascadia.edu, Cascadia College
Wyoming
McConnell, Jason, jasonmac@uwyo.edu, University of Wyoming Schumann, Robert, Robert.Schuhmann@uwyo.edu, University of Wyoming
Panel : 26.3 -Exploring Innovations in Pedagogical Tools and Practices
Date : Friday, April 18, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 609
Chair(s) :
Lien, Pei-te, plien@polsci.ucsb.edu, University of California, Santa Barbara
Papers :
Carceral Commonwealth: Using Photographs to Teach Prison Abolition
Caivano, Dean, dcc212@lehigh.edu, Lehigh University
Exploring the AI Frontier in the Political Science Classroom
Danner, Lukas Karl, LDanner@fiu.edu, Florida International University
Gabryszewska, Maria, maria.gabryszewska@lonestar.edu, Lone Star College - Online
Vandalizing the Political Science Curriculum: Graffiti as Educational Method
Schwebach, Elliott, elliottschwebach@gmail.com, Independent Researcher
Using Problem-Based Learning to Promote Professional Skill Development in Undergraduate Education
Stavrianos, Cynthia, stavrianos@gonzaga.edu, Gonzaga University
Discussant(s):
Richer, Zach - zach.richer@utoronto.ca, University of Toronto
Panel : 27.1 -Poster Session
Date : Friday, April 18, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : Quinault 5th Floor
Posters :
Exploring Variation of Democratic Decline in post-communist Europe
Abelian, Narek, nabelia@calstatela.edu, California Conservatism, Policy, and The Social Hierarchy
Alexander, Kelly, kalexander@callutheran.edu, California Lutheran University
Foreign-Born, Trump-Loving: An analysis of support for Donald Trump amongst new Chinese-American immigrants
Cho, Christina, nyelitepooh@gmail.com, Phillips Academy
Shifting Political Preferences in a Post-Roe World: Impact of the Dobbs Decision on Young Women and Minorities
Curtis, Katherine, katherinecurtis@callutheran.edu, California Lutheran Univeristy
Favazzo, Isabella, favazzo@callutheran.edu, California Lutheran University
Off-the-Record: The Triangular Relationship between Immigration Judges, Attorneys, and Department of Homeland Defendants in Miami Immigration Court and its Effects on Asylum Cases
Guaman, Luis , lg2772@princeton.edu, PRINCETON UNIVERSITY
Crisis of “West Coast Liberalism”: Voters on Public Safety and Street Conditions
Guan, Jack, jackguan@berkeley.edu, University of California, Berkeley
“The Most Immediate Way:” Exploring the Intersection of Restorative Justice and Theatre Arts
Herbert, Riley, rherbert@callutheran.edu, California Lutheran University
THE EFFECT OF IMMIGRATION ENFORCEMENT ON ASIAN AMERICAN LINKED FATE
Nguyen, Natalie, nguyen74@unlv.nevada.edu, University of Nevada Las Vegas
“AfD: Achtung für Demokratie?” The Relationship between Extremist Ideologies and Polarized Constituencies in the Federal Republic of Germany
Keil, Katie, katiekeil2026@u.northwestern.edu, Northwestern University
A New Requiem for Human Rights in the Age of AI
Obert, Isaac, iobert5945@gmail.com, California State University, Long Beach
Gun Debate and Latinos
Palafox, Gabriel, gpalafox@callutheran.edu, California Lutheran University
Polarization In United States Federal Judicial Confirmations: A Historical Analysis
Rosenquist, Christiopher, rosenqc@wwu.edu, Wetsern Washington University
Assessing the Spread of Environmental Litigation Cases: When, Where, Who, and On What Grounds Are These Cases Being Brought Forth?
Ryan, Corinne , corinnemryan@gmail.com, University of Washington
A New Political Era in Portland: How Ranked Choice Voting and Multi-Member Districts Reshape Campaigns’ Appeals to Underserved Minority Voters
Sanchez, Will, wsanchez01600@gmail.com, Portland State University
“¡Raza sí, guerra no!”: Transnational Solidarity, Peace Movements, and Global Citizenship in Los Angeles, 1960s - 1980s
Villa, Julian, jvilla@oxy.edu, Occidental College
The Prevalence of Racism in the LGBTQ+ Community: A History
Wahl, Abigail, abigailwahl2003@gmail.com, Flagler College
Political Economy in the British and French Caribbean Issues in Self-Determination, Constitutionalism, and Development
Watler, Aiden, aidenwatler@berkeley.edu, University of California, Berkeley
Will, Vianne, vwill@callutheran.edu, California Lutheran University
The Parallel Realm: A Comparative Analysis between the 1989 Tiananmen Protests and 2020s Demonstrations against China’s Zero-Cobid Policies
Ye, Runyi, rye@oxy.edu, Occidental College
Liberty, Democracy, and the Creation of the Beaver State: The Conception of Rights and Democracy in the Oregon Constitutional Convention of 1857
Bergmann, Dillon, dillon.bergmann@wsu.edu, Washington State University
Exploring Government Communication on Climate Change Worldwide via TikTok and Douyin
Konovalova, Polina, polina.konovalova@dukekunshan.edu.cn, Duke Kunshan University
Kuang, Xiaoyi, xiaoyi.kuang@dukekunshan.edu.cn, Duke Kunshan University
Cheng, Guanglei, guanglei.cheng@dukekunshan.edu.cn, Duke Kunshan University
Zhang, Yiteng, yiteng.zhang@dukekunshan.edu.cn, Duke Kunshan University
Chang, Charles, charles.c.chang@dukekunshan.edu.cn, Duke Kunshan University
Media Perspectives of Populism: Using Natural Language Processing Models to Identify Left- and Right- Wing Perspectives of Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.
Shu, Yvette, yshu7@jh.edu, Johns Hopkins University
Corrigan, Bryce, bryce@jhu.edu, Johns Hopkins University
Mason, Lilianna, lmason23@jhu.edu, Johns Hopkins University
Ports and Climate Change
Mohamed, Sumaiyah, sumaiyah.haidar@gmail.com, University of Washington Seattle
Critical Race Theory in Title 1 Chicago Public HIgh Schools
Prachand, Arya , aryaprachand2027@u.northwestern.edu, Northwestern University
China vs Russia: How Party Affiliation within the U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee Impacts the Prioritization of U.S. Adversaries
Tibayan, Madeleine, mrtibayan@arizona.edu, University of Arizona
Food and Femininity: Food Sovereignty, Security, and Justice in the Middle East and North Africa
Preston, Mary, mprest11@msudenver.edu, Metropolitan State University of Denver
Suburban Voters, The Shift from Reagan to Biden
Bailey, Kyle, bailey.ec.kyle@gmail.com, Western Washington University
Racial Perspectives on Immigration: Analyzing Asian American Immigrant Attitudes on Policy
Borrillo, Stella, stellaborrillo@gmail.com, Western Washington University
Sexual Assault on College Campus' Impact on Equal Access to Education
Cousins, Charlotte, charlottecousins08@gmail.com, University of Colorado at Boulder
Cultural Diversity in Washington State and Its Effects on Polarization
Gibson, Morgan, mrogibson@gmail.com, Western Washington University
Organized Labor and Catholic Social Teaching
Godwin, Erin, godwine2@wwu.edu, Western Washington University
By Other Means: How Legislative, Executive, and Judicial Actions Have Fulfilled the Promise of the Equal Rights Amendment
Grant, Katherine, kate@eagrant.com, Christopher Newport University
Trump’s Effect on Republican Attitudes Towards Gay and Lesbian Individuals: An Analysis of the 2016 Shift
Kotsogeanis, Demi, kotsodemi@gmail.com, Western Washington University
The Climate Umbrella: Human Rights NGOs on the Adoption on Environmental Policy
Lopez, Alicia, ally9842@uw.edu, University of Washington
A County Clerk's Story: In Pursuit of Local Elected Office
Navarro, Andrew, asnavarro310@gmail.com, Kansas State University
Climate Change and Common Sense: Applying Existing Moral Frameworks to A New Reality
Burgin, Melinda, mburgin@iwu.edu, Illinois Wesleyan University
How Does Science Literacy Affect Political Decision-Making?
Harris, Jack, harri290@wwu.edu, Western Washington University
Renewable Realpolitik: A Hirschmanian Mosaic of Power, Strategy, and Flux in the Green Transition
Vartanian, Peter, peter.vartanian@icloud.com, Occidental College
Regional effects on party affiliation
Mekinawe, Keisha, mekinak@wwu.edu, Western Washington University
What deters non-participatory/ apolitical San Fernando Valley College Students from voting?
Jimenez-Villegas, Sebastian , sebastian.jimenezvillegas.662@my.csun.edu, California
State University
Semiconductor Cowboys: America and China's Chip War, an Analysis.
Kiesnowski, Robert , rkiesnow@msudenver.edu, Metropolitan State University of Denver
Voting Insights: Navigating Student Electoral Participation
Widger, Lara, lwidger@msudenver.edu, Metropolitan State University of Denver
The Role of Traditional Health Providers in Kenya’s Rural Communities: Influences on Healthcare Choices and Trust in Systems
Ahorro, Stephanie, stepahor@msmu.edu, Mount Saint Mary's University Los Angeles
Impact of Government Participation, Healthcare Accessibility, and Traditional Beliefs on Women's Engagement with Conventional Healthcare in Argentina and Kenya
Celedon, Alma, almacele@msmu.edu, Mount Saint Mary's University
Climate Responsibility: Determining the Strength of Climate Change Opinions in the Middle East and North Africa
Franco, Callum, caladinfranco@gmail.com, Western Washington University
The Progressive Paradox: How the Democratic Party Won Rural Western Washington, 1976 - 2024
Huey, Conner, chuey@college.harvard.edu, Harvard University
Panel : 29.3 -American Political Candidates
Date : Friday, April 18, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 409
Chair(s) :
López, Esmeralda, ealopez@umich.edu, University of Michigan
Papers :
Which Jane Runs? Gendered Selection Effects in the (Early) Political Pipeline
Davis Thomander, Sierra, sierradavis19@gmail.com, Stanford University
Born to Run: How motherhood appeal strategies affect voter perceptions in Congressional Campaigns
Irving, Michelle, michelle.irving@rutgers.edu, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
Does Exposure to Disaster Influences Women’s Perception of Election Integrity Differently than Men?
Branton, Gina, rbranton@uncc.edu, University of North Carolina Charlotte
Herron, Erik, esherron@mail.wvu.edu, West Virginia University
Kropf, Martha, mekropf@charlotte.edu, University of North Carolina Charlotte
Sledge, Daniel, Daniel-Sledge@ouhsc.edu, University of Oklahoma
Thomas, Herschel, herschel.thomas@austin.utexas.edu, University of Texas
Discussant(s):
Branton, Gina - rbranton@uncc.edu, University of North Carolina Charlotte
Panel : 30.3 -Asian American political participation
Date : Friday, April 18, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 501
Chair(s) :
Papers :
Signals of Racial Inclusion, Descriptive Representation, and Asian American Political Participation
Nathan, Chan, Nathan.Chan@lmu.edu, Loyola Marymount University
AAPI Civic Education and Political Engagement
Archer, Allison, amarche3@central.uh.edu, University of Houston
Raychaudhuri, Tanika , tanikar@rice.edu, Rice University
Religious Institutions and Political Mobilization: The Role of Sikh Gurdwaras in Canadian Elections
Liddar, Rupinder, rupinder.liddar@mail.mcgill.ca, McGill University
Everyone Says We Should Be Winning: Asian American Descriptive Representation
Phillips, Christian, cdphilli@usc.edu, University of Southern California
Shah, Paru, paru.shah@rutgers.edu, Rutgers University
Discussant(s):
Masuoka, Natalie - nmasuoka@ucla.edu, UCLA
Panel : 31.3 -Beyond the Classroom: Collaborating for Success
Date : Friday, April 18, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 401
Chair(s) :
Levy, La Della , ladella.levy@csn.edu, College of Southern Nevada
Discussant(s):
Levy, La Della - ladella.levy@csn.edu, College of Southern Nevada
Panel : 32.6 -Roundtable: Discipline and Punish: 50 Years AfterDate : Friday, April 18, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 601
Chair(s) :
Kaku, Archana, abkaku@wm.edu, William & Mary
Discussant(s):
Bargu, Banu - bbargu@ucsc.edu, University of California, Santa Cruz
Berk, Christopher - cberk@gmu.edu, George Mason University
Gortler, Shai - gortler@uark.edu, University of Arkansas
Heberle, Renee - renee.heberle@utoledo.edu, University of Toledo
Panel : 35.3 -Public Support for Authoritarian Rule
Date : Friday, April 18, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 405
Chair(s) :
Yang, Tony Zirui, zirui.yang@nuffield.ox.ac.uk, Emory University
Papers :
Screened Realities: How Entertainment Fosters Political Compliance in China
Deng, Rex Weiye, weiye.deng@wustl.edu, Washington University in St. Louis
Can Immigrants’ Participation Win the Natives’ Heart: Political Participation and Public Opinions on Immigration in China
Liu, Dongshu, dongshu.liu@cityu.edu.hk, City University of Hong Kong
Authoritarian Judicial Balancing: Distributional Conflict, Labor Law, and the Value of Dependent Courts
Wang, Hsu Yumin, wanghy@mx.nthu.edu.tw, Taipei School of Economics and Political
Science
Can clientelism coexist with populism?
Higashijima, Masaaki, isonomia11@gmail.com, University of Tokyo Radnitz, Scott, srad@uw.edu, University of Washington
Citizens’ Preference Falsification During Autocratization
Wong, Stan Hok-Wui, hok.wong@stthom.edu, University of St. Thomas in Houston Waiman, Lam, lamwm.hk@gmail.com, Hong Kong Metropolitan University Ngok, Ma, mangok@cuhk.edu.hk, Chinese University of Hong Kong
Discussant(s):
Truong, Mai - mai.truong@marquette.edu, Marquette University Zhu, Hongshen - hongshen@sas.upenn.edu, University of Virginia
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Panel : 01.8 -European Political Issues
Date : Friday, April 18, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 407
Chair(s) :
Kaya, Ruchan, rkaya@austincollege.edu, Austin College
Papers :
Daily Schedule
The Spitzenkandidaten Process in 2024: Does the Lead Candidate Process Promote European Union Democratic Legitimacy?
Roper, Steven, ropers@fau.edu, Florida Atlantic University
Is Central Europe Following the West Down the Rabbit Hole? Conspiracy Thinking in the Czech Republic and Poland
Bergman, Darja, bergman@stemmark.cz, STEM/MARK Prague, Czech Republic
Becoming Your Brother’s Keeper: Poland’s Response to the Conflict in Ukraine through the Lens of Collective Memory
Brunell, Laura, brunell@gonzaga.edu, Gonzaga University
Discussant(s):
Hobbs, Adam - ahobb005@ucr.edu, University of California, Riverside Logvinenko, Igor - ilogvinenko@oxy.edu, Occidental College
Panel : 03.8 -Speed and sacrifice: Eco-managing at terminal velocity
Date : Friday, April 18, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 503
Chair(s) :
Welker, Cedar, cedar.welker@unco.edu, University of Northern Colorado
Papers :
Beyond Preservation Areas: Dismantling the Capitalist Logics of Nature and State Power
Fournier da Silva, Arjuna , ad2783@nau.edu, Northern Arizona University
The Toxic Avengers: Mutant Politics and Anti-Industrial Resentment
Parson, Sean, Sean.Parson@nau.edu, Northern Arizona University
“Happiness for Everybody, Free of Charge, and May No One be Left Behind:” Dromocracy, Zones, and Non-Spaces of a Shrinking Earth
Kirsch, Robert, rekirsch@asu.edu, Arizona State University
Ray, Emily , emily.ray@sonoma.edu, Sonoma State University
High Velocity Victimology: The Scrambled Space and Rushing Rate of Climate Change
Luke, Timothy, twluke@vt.edu, Virginia Tech
Discussant(s):
Witlacil, Mary - Mary.Witlacil@sdsmt.edu, South Dakota Mines
Panel : 04.6 -Environmental Violence and Knowledge
Date : Friday, April 18, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 406
Chair(s) :
Schlosberg, David, david.schlosberg@sydney.edu.au, University of Sydney
Papers :
Environmental Injustice in Post-Conflict Settings: Evidence from Liberia's waste sector.
Hunnicutt, Patrick, phunnicu@uoregon.edu, University of Oregon
Gbaintor-Johnson, Kou, , Center for Action Research and Training
Integrating Science with Local and Indigenous Knowledge for Collaborative Environmental Governance
Koontz, Tomas, koontz31@uw.edu, University of Washington Tacoma
Generational Food System Transformation: Education and Social Justice in Hawai‘i and Aotearoa
Mironesco, Monique, mironesco@gmail.com, University of Hawai'i West O'ahu
Epistemic Exclusion in Climate Science: Why We Grow the Wrong Trees in the Wrong Places
Mongkolnchaiarunya, Jittip, jittip_m@gwu.edu, The George Washington University Forests in Conflict: Examining the Impact of Deforestation on Armed Conflict in Myanmar
Yu, Longjiao, longjiao_yu@ucsb.edu, University of California, Santa Barbara
Discussant(s):
Bagozzi, Benjamin - bagozzib@udel.edu, University of Delaware
Baker, Lauren - LMarieBaker@u.northwestern.edu, Northwestern University
Panel : 05.4 -The Impact of Conservative Movement Politics on the Executive Branch
Date : Friday, April 18, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 509
Chair(s) :
Papers :
Are Presidential Immunity and the Rule of Law Compatible?
Shortell, Chris, shortell@pdx.edu, Portland State University
Is Trump a Bad Leader? Assessing the Donald by Scholarly Standards
Schaefer, Todd, Todd.Schaefer@cwu.edu, Central Washington University
Can the Constitution Withstand 'Retribution'? How Biden-era Rebuilding Stacks
Up Against Trump's Agenda
JOAQUIN, ERNITA, ejoaquin@sfsu.edu, SAN FRANCISCO STATE UNIVERSITY
Contesting the Reach of the Rights Revolution: The Reagan Administration and the Unitary Executive
Dearborn, John, john.a.dearborn@vanderbilt.edu, Vanderbilt University
Discussant(s):
Panel : 06.6 -Author Meets Readers: “Fatal Denial: The Political Life of Black Infant Mortality,” by Annie Menzel
Date : Friday, April 18, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 504
Chair(s) :
Beard, Lisa, lisa.beard@wwu.edu, Western Washington University
Discussant(s):
Beard, Lisa - lisa.beard@wwu.edu, Western Washington University
McLemore, Monica - mclemor@uw.edu, University of Washington
Menzel, Annie - acmenzel@wisc.edu, University of Wisconsin
Shulman, George - GMS1@NYU.EDU, NYU Gallatin
Syedullah, Jasmine - jsyedullah@vassar.edu, Vassar College
Threadcraft, Shatema - shatema.a.threadcraft@vanderbilt.edu, Vanderbilt University
Panel : 09.5 -Diplomacy and Alliances
Date : Friday, April 18, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 608
Chair(s) :
Kim, Seok-Joon, sjkim.ir@gmail.com, Kyungpook National University
Papers :
Leader Visits and Great Power Rivalry
Bekisheva, Madina, mb21694@uga.edu, University of Georgia
The Influence of Economic Integration on Third-party Security Alliances
Hayashi, Miki, mhaya009@ucr.edu, University of California, Riverside Presidential Presence: US Crisis Reassurance in Divided Government
Kim, James Dongjin, jjjkim@uw.edu, University of Washington
Lee, Jonghoon, , Arkansas State University
Shaping Alliances with Ideology: Unraveling the U.S.-South Korea Dynamics
Kim, Seok-Joon, sjkim.ir@gmail.com, Kyungpook National University
Beyond the State: K-Pop/BTS, Transnational Activism and South Korean State Identity
Prakash, Deepa, deepaprakash@depauw.edu, DePauw University
Discussant(s):
Kim, James Dongjin - jjjkim@uw.edu, University of Washington
Kim, Seok-Joon - sjkim.ir@gmail.com, Kyungpook National University
Panel : 10.3 -Methods Café
Date : Friday, April 18, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : Willapa 5th Floor
Chair(s) :
Behl, Natasha, nbehl@asu.edu, Arizona State University
Steele, Brent , brent.steele@utah.edu, University of Utah
Harper, Robin, rharper@york.cuny.edu, York College/ CUNY Graduate Center
Papers :
This Methods Café will bring together a set of scholars with broad-ranging expertise for informal conversation with anyone who wishes to learn about, problem-solve, or discuss interpretive approaches in a supportive environment. Café visitors will find multiple tables and places to sit for one-on-one and group discussions, networking and support. Visitors are invited to arrive at any point, visit any specialist, and stay as long as they like before moving on. If a conversation is already under way, others can join in or just sit and listen. One need not worry about having questions that are “too elementary”—it is fine to ask anything about that method, at any level—and visitors may leave the table or room at any time. We ask only that they sign in at each table they visit so that we can gauge interest. Visitors at past cafés have ranged from doctoral students to
full professors.
Natasha Behl: Autoethnography
David Forrest: Participant observation
Robin Harper: Doing international fieldwork
Zein Murib: Queer theory and method
Peregrine Schwartz-Shea: Research ethics and IRBs
Jelena Subotic: Site analysis
Sarah Marie Wiebe: Sensory methods and storytelling
Discussant(s):
Behl, Natasha - nbehl@asu.edu, Arizona State University
Forrest , David - dforrest@oberlin.edu, Oberlin College
Murib, Zein - zmurib@fordham.edu, Fordham University
Schwartz-Shea, Peregrine - psshea@poli-sci.utah.edu, University of Utah
Subotic, Jelena - jsubotic@gsu.edu, Georgia State University
Wiebe, Sarah Marie - swiebe@uvic.ca, University of Victoria
Panel : 13.5 -The far-right media ecosystem as a multilayered space for contesting liberal democracy and its epistemic foundations
Date : Friday, April 18, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 603
Chair(s) :
Simon, Julia, simonj@uni-bremen.de, University of Bremen
Papers :
Framing Freedom: Climate Change Policy as Government Overreach in Far-Right Media
Wiedekind, Jakob, wiedekind@unc.edu, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
‘It’s an info war!’: Understanding the origins of right-wing YouTube
Peck, Reece, reece.peck@csi.cuny.edu, College of Staten Island CUNY
Sounding Extremism: Reckoning Democracy in Right-Wing Podcasts
Dowling, Eveline, edowling@clarku.edu, Clark University
Far-right media and the Spread of the “Great Replacement” Conspiracy Theory
Adorf, Philipp, padorf@uni-bonn.de, University of Bonn
Discussant(s):
Panel : 15.8 -Narratives of Crisis: Democracy, Climate Change, and Media Spectacle
Date : Friday, April 18, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 606
Chair(s) :
Zimmer, Daniel, zimmerd@stanford.edu, Stanford University
Papers :
Contesting Oceania: The Agonistic Politics of Decolonization in the Early Reception of Epeli Hau’ofa’s “Our Sea of Islands,” 1993-2000
Kevin, Lujan Lee, leekl@buffalo.edu, University of Buffalo
Campbell, Josh, jwcampbell@ucla.edu, University of California - Los Angeles
Social Media Narratives: How Digital Storytelling Effects Democratic Discourse Chick, Matthew, chickm@hartwick.edu, Hartwick College
Depictions of Catastrophe in Political Economy: The Double Movement of Karl Marx and Karl Polanyi Grove, Jeremiah, Jgrov5@uic.edu, The University of Illinois at Chicago
Discussant(s):
Tan, Burak - buraktan@uchicago.edu, University of Chicago
Panel : 16.8 -Black Materialities: Unworking the Grammars of Racialized Capital
Date : Friday, April 18, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 402
Chair(s) :
Chambers, Chris, chamb24@sas.upenn.edu, University of Pennsylvania
Papers :
Mills on Marx/Marx in Mills Taylor, Ben, taylorbb@alma.edu, Alma College
The Strange Career of Colorblindness: The Racist and Antiracist Roots of Racial Classification in the United States
Clemons, Jared, jared.clemons@temple.edu, Temple University
A Marxian Theory of Racial Justice
Slack, Gregory, gregory.slack@mtsu.edu, Middle Tennessee State University
"Work Which is the Meaning of a Home": The Dialectic of Work and Violence in Fanon’s Thought Awan, Arwa, aawan1@oberlin.edu, Oberlin College
Discussant(s):
Nichols, Robert - ronichol@ucsc.edu, University of California, Santa Cruz
Panel : 16.20 -The Aesthetic Turn: Art, Imagination, and Political Transformation
Date : Friday, April 18, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 403
Chair(s) :
Rose, Michelle, mrose2@csuchico.edu, California State University, Chico
Papers :
Thinking politically with Art: A method in letters Bashovski, Marta, Marta.Bashovski@uregina.ca, Campion College at the University of Regina Taschereau Mamers, Danielle, d.taschereau@utoronto.ca, University of Toronto
“Singing the Nation into Being: Nostalgia, Resilience and Belonging in Fairuz’s Work”
Damaj, Yara, ydamaj@upenn.edu.lb, University of Pennsylvania
The Art of Reconstruction Henry, Daniel, henryd@wfu.edu, Wake Forest University
Mythical Pasts, Afro futures Commissiong, Anand, anand.commissiong@csulb.edu, California State University, Long Beach
To Make Objective: Frederick Douglass and the Practicality of the Imagination
Rose, Michelle, mrose2@csuchico.edu, California State University, Chico
Discussant(s): Feng, Janice - janicefeng@trentu.ca, Trent University
Panel : 16.32 -On the State of the Discipline: Locating the Political Date : Friday, April 18, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 404
Chair(s) : Engelmann, Stephen, sengelma@uic.edu, University of Illinois at Chicago
Papers :
The Biologies and the Interests: Mill, Darwin, and the New Behavioralism
Engelmann, Stephen, sengelma@uic.edu, University of Illinois at Chicago
Mihic, Sophia, sjmihic@neiu.edu,
A Grand Refusal: Miguel Abensour’s Recalcitrant Political Theory
Ruchet, Olivier, olivier.ruchet@unil.ch, Universite de Lausanne
Late Political Theory (and the End of Democracy?)
Melillo, Carmen, cmelillo@gradcenter.cuny.edu, City University of New York Graduate Center
The Political Origins of the NSF Political Science Prgram Moustafa, Tamir, tmoustafa@sfu.ca, Simon Fraser University
Discussant(s):
Bowman, Quinlan - bq12@duke.edu, Duke Kunshan University
Panel : 17.6 -Issues in Liberal Theory
Date : Friday, April 18, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 506
Chair(s) :
Papers :
Revising Liberalism? Friedrich Hayek’s Ambiguous Journey in Ancient Greece. Aloy, Alexandre, alexandrealoy@ucsb.edu, University of California - Santa Barbara
Leading Strings: Legislative Paternalism in the Thought of J.S. Mill and Henry Sidgwick
Brandt, Raymond, rjbrandt@ucdavis.edu, University of California, Davis Woodrow Wilson, Victorian Jurisprudence, and the Forging of an American Sovereign
Chun, Michelle, mchun2005@gmail.com, Rochester Institute of Technology
The Elemental Division of Labor and Adam Smith's Theory of the Politics Ecker, Jordan, jecker@fas.harvard.edu, Harvard University
Dignity in Liberal Animal Rights Discourse
Galisanka, Andrius, galisaa@wfu.edu, Wake Forest University
Discussant(s):
Goldstein, Joshua - joshua.goldstein@ucalgary.ca, University of Calgary
Panel : 18.3 -Splintering and Reconstituting the State and Society
Date : Friday, April 18, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 602
Chair(s) : Gallagher, Mitchell, hj0003@wayne.edu, Wayne State University
Papers :
Can Nigeria rethink its unity through nationally owned political dialogue?
Adeolu, Ojedokun, iojedoku@students.kennesaw.edu, Kennesaw State University
Are Happy Endings Stories That Haven’t Ended Yet? Fissures in American Government and Society
Mosher, Michael, michael-mosher@utulsa.edu, The University of Tulsa Window on the World: Nationalisms and Transnationalisms in the Eyes of the Sudanese Communist Party Fenner, Sofia, sfenner@coloradocollege.edu, Colorado College
Discussant(s):
Szymanski, Ann-Marie - ams@ou.edu, University of Oklahoma Norman
Panel : 19.2 -Exploring Political (Im)Possibilities
Date : Friday, April 18, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 507
Chair(s) :
Johnson, Andrew, andrew.johnson@lmu.edu, Loyola Marymount University
Papers :
Baudrillard and The Matrix: Thinking About Change in the Twenty-First Century
Sadat-Sharkey, Stanley, sshar181@ucr.edu, University of California - Riverside Radical Literary Intertext and Imagined Kin: Nekrasova's Novel Kozha as Embodied Empathy
Monet, Christy, m.christy@nyu.edu, New York University
Two Abolitionist Parables: Omelas vs. Um-Helat Johnson, Andrew, andrew.johnson@lmu.edu, Loyola Marymount University
Fiction as Esoteric Critique of Imperialist Ideology in Japanese Children’s Literature and Cinema
Roberts, Daniel, danielroberts@g.harvard.edu, Harvard University
Discussant(s):
Monet, Christy - m.christy@nyu.edu, New York University
Panel : 20.6 -LGBTQ Candidates and Elections
Date : Friday, April 18, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 607
Chair(s) :
Fitch, Maya, Mfitch@cougarnet.uh.edu, University of Houston
Papers :
LGBTQ+ Candidates and orientations to community politics
Proctor, Andrew, research.atp@gmail.com, University of Chicago
Albaugh, Quinn, , Queens University
Baisley, Elizabeth, , Queens University
"Rules for thee but not for me": LGBTQ+ candidates and double standards in elections
Magni, Gabriele, gabriele.magni@lmu.edu, Loyola Marymount University
The Political Impact of Latina Lesbians
Angevine, Sara, sangevine@whittier.edu, Whittier College
Drag and Voter Mobilization: A Field Experiment Design
Kammerer, Edward, edwardkammerer@isu.edu, Idaho State University
Michelson, Melissa , melissa.michelson@menlo.edu, Menlo College
Discussant(s):
Panel : 22.3 -Gender, Sexuality, and Public Opinion
Date : Friday, April 18, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 408
Chair(s) :
Luartz, Lewis, Luartz@chapman.edu, Chapman University
Papers :
How voters form factual beliefs about female political leaders and why it does (not) matter: The evidence from Japan
Kato, Gento, gentok@meiji.ac.jp, Meiji University
Reaching Closets Around the World: Does Social Media Use Influence Support for LGBTQ+ People and Policies?
Greer, Edward, edward.greer@wsu.edu, Washington State University
Discussant(s):
Olds, Christopher - chris@chrisolds.com, Fort Hays State University
Panel : 24.7 -Influence and Decision Making in Public Policy Realms
Date : Friday, April 18, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 604
Chair(s) :
Givel, Michael, mgivel@ou.edu, University of Oklahoma
Huckle, Kiku, khuckle@callutheran.edu, California Lutheran University
Papers :
Constituent Perception of Legislator Protest
Gause, LaGina, lgause@ucsd.edu , UCSD
Garcia, Jennifer, Jennifer.Garcia@oberlin.edu, Ober
Boehmer, Alison, apboehme@ucsd.ed, UCSD
Pluralist Public Policy Process Theories Without Hierarchical Racial Caste and PostRacial Caste: Is This America?
Givel, Michael, mgivel@ou.edu, University of Oklahoma Who Influences? Congressional Redistricting, Voting Rights, and Communities of Interest
Grose, Christian, cgrose@usc.edu, University of Southern California
Masuoka, Natalie, nmasuoka@ucla.edu, UCLA
Voice After Exit: How Transnational Ties and Integration Affect Hong Kong Diaspora’s Policy Preference
Shum, Maggie, mps6969@psu.edu, Penn State Erie, the Behrend College
Yeung, Eddy, , Emory University
Chan, Ka Ming, , Newcastle University
Chung, Sanho, , University of Arizona
Tong, Athena, , University of Tokyo
Discussant(s):
Givel, Michael - mgivel@ou.edu, University of Oklahoma
Grose, Christian - cgrose@usc.edu, University of Southern California
Panel : 25.3 – No Panel - Canceled
Panel : 25.7 -Democratizing Campaign Contributions: Insights from Seattle's Voucher System
Date : Friday, April 18, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 505
Chair(s) :
Griffith, Alan, alangrif@uw.edu, University of Washington
Papers :
Democracy Vouchers and the Transformation of Seattle Politics
Heerwig, Jennifer, jennifer.heerwig@stonybrook.edu, Stony Brook University
Analysis of Democracy Vouchers and the Promise of Fairer Elections
Crawford, Evan, ecrawford@sandiego.edu, University of San Diego Implementation Challenges and New Opportunities
LeBeau, Rene, Rene.LeBeau@seattle.gov, Seattle City
Grow, Polly, Polly.Grow@seattle.gov, City of Seattle
Campaigning and vouchers
Anderstone, Ben, ben@anderstone.com, Progressive Strategies NW
Discussant(s):
Griffith, Alan - alangrif@uw.edu, University of Washington
Panel : 25.9 -Budgeting in the Western States - Part 2
Date : Friday, April 18, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 508
Chair(s) :
Robinson, Jennifer , jennifer.robinson@utah.edu, University of Utah
Alaska
Warren, Joseph, jbwarren@alaska.edu, University of Alaska, Anchorage 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, Sacramento State University
Colorado
Berry, Michael, Michael.Berry@ucdenver.edu, University of Colorado Denver Hawaii
Moore , Colin, cdmoore@hawaii.edu, University of Hawaii at Manoa Idaho
Fry, Vanessa , vanessafry@boisestate.edu, Boise State Montana
Nevada
Damore, Dave, david.damore@unlv.edu, UNLV Johnson, Brad, bradjohnson@unr.edu, UN Reno
New Mexico
Seckler, Kim, kseckler@nmsu.edu, New Mexico State University
Oregon
Mooney, Emily, mooneyem@oregonstate.edu, Oregon State University
Steel , Brent, bsteel@oregonstate.edu, Oregon State University
Utah
Ball, Jonathan, jball@le.utah.gov, Utah Legislative Fiscal Analyst
Dean, Phil, phil.dean@utah.edu, University of Utah Washington
Benjamin, Francis, benjamin@wsu.edu, Washington State University
Artime, Michael, artimemr@plu.edu, Pacific Lutheran University Richards, Erin, erichards@cascadia.edu, Cascadia College
Wyoming
McConnell, Jason, jasonmac@uwyo.edu, University of Wyoming Schumann, Robert, Robert.Schuhmann@uwyo.edu, University of Wyoming
Panel : 26.4 -(Re)conceiving Political Science Education: Creativity, Emotions, Depolarization in Curricula and Impacts of Major Names
Date : Friday, April 18, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 609
Chair(s) :
Lovato, Brian, blovato@fullerton.edu, California State University, Fullerton
Papers :
Bridging Divides: Assessing the Effectiveness of a Depolarization Curriculum in an Introductory Political Science Course
Nantkes, Amy, anantkes@pointloma.edu, Point Loma Nazarene University Emotions in Democratic Education: Agonist and Deliberative Approaches
Richer, Zach, zach.richer@utoronto.ca, University of Toronto
In Pursuit of Scholarly Creativity
Rodman, Emma, emma_rodman@uml.edu, University of Massachusetts Lowell Peterson, Emma, emma_peterson@uml.edu, University of Massachusetts Lowell Webb Williams, Nora, nww3@illinois.edu, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Vaudo, Anne Marie, , University of Massachusetts Lowell Black Feminist Critical Pedagogy: A practitioner inquiry into social justice education
Ahmed, Zahra, zga1@stmarys-ca.edu, Saint Mary's College of California What’s in a (Major) Name? The Effects of Major and Department Names on Outside Perceptions
Chiego, Christopher, cchiego@csum.edu, California State University Maritime Academy E Skoll, Amy, askoll@csum.edu, California State University Maritime Academy
Discussant(s):
Schwebach, Elliott - elliottschwebach@gmail.com, Independent Researcher
Panel : 29.2 -Gender and Public Policy
Date : Friday, April 18, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 409
Chair(s) :
Roberti, Amanda, aroberti@sfsu.edu, San Francisco State University
Papers :
Insufficient Intersectionality: The Limits of Federal Wage Discrimination Lawsuits in the 21st Century
English, Ashley, Ashley.English@unt.edu, University of North Texas
Shifting Political Preferences in a Post-Roe World: Impact of the Dobbs Decision on Young Women and Minorities
Hoang, Haco, hhoang@callutheran.edu, California Lutheran University
Favazzo, Isabella, favazzo@callutheran.edu, California Lutheran University Curtis, Katherine, katherinecurtis@callutheran.edu, California Lutheran Univeristy Will, Vianne, vwill@callutheran.edu, California Lutheran University
The Politics of Gynecological Violence in the United States
Miller, Joshua, j.preston.miller@charlotte.edu, University of North Carolina at Charlotte Atkinson, Mary , MAtkinson@charlotte.edu , University of North Carolina at Charlotte Uneven Democracy for Women: Implementing Violence against Women Laws in Central America
Walsh, Shannon, shannondwalsh@gmail.com, University of Minnesota Duluth
Discussant(s):
Panel : 30.4 -Roundtable: Local community activists panel
Date : Friday, April 18, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 501
Chair(s) :
Lu, Fan, fan.lu@queensu.ca, Queen's University (Canada)
Discussant(s):
Al-Faham, Hajer - hajer1@sas.upenn.edu, Seattle Office for Civil Rights
Au, Wayne - wayneau@uw.edu, UW Bothell Basu, Sutapa - sbasu@uw.edu, Women’s Center, University of Washington
Pritchard, Faaluaina - faaluaina@asiapacificculturalcenter.org, Asia Pacific Cultural Center
Veloria, Velma - rosete80@gmail.com, University of Washington
Panel : 31.1 -Beyond Lectures: Innovative Teaching Strategies for Political Science in Community Colleges
Date : Friday, April 18, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 401
Chair(s) :
Garcia, Rogelio, garciar3@elac.edu, East Los Angeles College
Papers :
Succeeding in American Government: The Benefits of Supplemental Instruction in Political Science at a Hispanic-Serving Institution
Bozonelos, Dino, dino.bozonelos@vvc.edu, Victor Valley College
Discussant(s):
Levy, La Della - ladella.levy@csn.edu, College of Southern Nevada
Panel : 32.7 -Gendered Violence and Resistance
Date : Friday, April 18, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 601
Chair(s) :
Owen, Rose, owenr@newschool.edu, The New School of Social Research
Papers :
The Mano Dura Approach of Suicidio Feminicida Law: Consequences and Limitations
Acuña, Samantha, sacuna@oxy.edu, Occidental College
The Resistance of Palestinian Women: Between Fact & Affect, Affect & Abjection
Browers, Michaelle, browerm@wfu.edu, Wake Forest University
“The coffee that wakes you up”: The Silingan Coffee mothers’ anti-drug violence advocacy
Marielle, Marcaida, marcaida@uw.edu, University of Washington - Seattle
Holding the State Accountable: The Fourth Estate in _Alaska Daily_ Pool, Heather, poolh@denison.edu, Denison University
Discussant(s):
Slupek, Agatha - agatha.slupek@wmich.edu, Western Michigan University
Panel : 35.4 -Authoritarian Stability and Democratic Backsliding
Date : Friday, April 18, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 405
Chair(s) :
Wang, Hsu Yumin, wanghy@mx.nthu.edu.tw, Taipei School of Economics and Political Science
Papers :
Sustaining Democracy Under the Shadow of Force
Luo, Zhaotian, luozhaotian@uchicago.edu, University of Chicago
Przeworski, Adam, adam.przeworski@nyu.edu, New York University
Zhu, Hongding, hongding@uchicago.edu, University of Chicago
How is Dicatorship (not) Like a Firm
Gehlbach, Scott, gehlbach@uchicago.edu, University of Chicago
Pantoja, Spencer, spantoja@stanford.edu, Stanford University
Strategic disruptions: the subnational targeting of internet shutdowns in India
Miner, Marika, mgminer@ucdavis.edu, University of California, Davis
Framing Corruption News under the Authoritarian Shadow: The Case of Vietnam
Pham, Duong, dtp002@ucsd.edu, University of California, San Diego
Framing the LGBTQIA Movement: Effects on Public Opinion in Vietnam
Pham, Duong, dtp002@ucsd.edu, University of California, San Diego
Truong, Mai, mai.truong@marquette.edu, Marquette University
Discussant(s):
Sudduth, Jun - jsudduth@iu.edu, Indiana University, Bloomington
Takeuchi, Hiroki - htakeuch@smu.edu, Southern Methodist University
Saturday 8:00AM-9:45AM
Table of Contents Daily Schedule
Panel : 01.9 -Radicalism and the Far-Right
Date : Saturday, April 19, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 407
Chair(s) :
Chebly, Marina, mcheb004@ucr.edu, University of California Riverside
Papers :
The Violent Risk of Charismatic Leadership: Comparing the January Insurrections
Chau, Elizabeth, eschau1@uci.edu, University of California Irvine
Gender bias and far-right populism in Argentina
Chebly, Marina, mcheb004@ucr.edu, University of California Riverside
Ideological polarization on gender roles in Europe in a context of rise of Radical right wing parties
Bartolome Peral, Edurne, edurne.bartolome@deusto.es, University of Deusto Voicu, Bogdan, bogdan@iccv.ro, Romanian Academy of science
Down with this sort of thing? The limits of far-right populism in Irish local elections
Dobbs, Erica, erica.dobbs@pomona.edu, Pomona College
Zheng, Grace, gzfs2022@mymail.pomona.edu, Pomona College
McNeeley, Bianca, btma2021@mymail.pomona.edu, Pomona College
Diwan, Elias, emda2021@mymail.pomona.edu, Pomona College
Discussant(s):
Gallina, Marta - marta.gallina@univ-catholille.fr, Catholic University of Lille Lee, Matthew Yi-Hsiu - d11322001@ntu.edu.tw, National Taiwan University
Panel : 03.9 -Authors-meet-critics: Robert Kirsch and Emily Ray's Be Prepared: Doomsday Prepping in the United States
Date : Saturday, April 19, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 503
Chair(s) :
Rowe, James, jkrowe@uvic.ca, University of Victoria
Discussant(s):
Behl, Natasha - natasha.behl@asu.edu, Arizona State University
Hultgren, John - johnhultgren@bennington.edu, Bennington College
Kirsch, Robert - robert.kirsch@asu.edu, Arizona State University
Luke, Timothy - twluke@vt.edu, Virginia Tech
Ray, Emily - emily.ray@sonoma.edu, Sonoma State University
Panel : 04.8 -Advances in Environmental Politics Methodology: Data, Network Analysis, and Machine Learning
Date : Saturday, April 19, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 406
Chair(s) :
Hunnicutt, Patrick, phunnicu@uoregon.edu, University of Oregon
Papers :
Dynamic Networks of Negotiation for International Climate Change Cooperation
Bagozzi, Benjamin, bagozzib@udel.edu, University of Delaware
Almquist, Zack, zalmquist@uw.edu, University of Washington
Blinova, Daria, blinovad@udel.edu, University of Delaware
Brown, Zach, brownzpt@uw.edu, University of Washington
Tweeting to Sustain Communities: Using Machine Learning to Understand and Improve Social Media Outreach
Kuehl, Colin, ckuehl@niu.edu, Northern Illinois University
Social Network Analysis of the Yakima Basin Integrated Plan Collaborative Governance Arrangement
LaRue, Rebecca, rebecca.larue@wsu.edu, Washington State University
Media Perceptions of Environmental NGOs: A Southeast Asia Study
Parr, Christianna, parr182@uw.edu, University of Washington, Seattle
Discussant(s):
Wu, Victor - victorywu@stanford.edu, Stanford University
Yin, Siyu - syyin@uw.edu, University of Washington
Panel : 06.7 -Roundtable: Of, With, and For the Movement: The Task of Researching
Racial Justice Organizing
Date : Saturday, April 19, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 502
Chair(s) :
Davies, Jordie, ejdavies@uci.edu, University of California, Irvine
Discussant(s):
Davies, Jordie - ejdavies@uci.edu, University of California, Irvine
Jackson, Jenn - jjacks37@syr.edu, Syracuse University
Robertson, Crystal - crystdr1@uci.edu, University of California, Irvine
Zepeda-Millan, Chris - czm@ucla.edu, University of California, Los Angeles
Panel : 09.6 -Strategic Signaling and Gray Zone Tactics: Unpacking China's Coercive Diplomacy in the Taiwan Strait
Date : Saturday, April 19, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 608
Chair(s) :
Chen, Titus, chentitus@gmail.com, National Chengchi University
Papers :
Tying Hands with Sunk Costs? Multiple Signaling in China’s Coercive Diplomacy during the 2022 Taiwan Strait Crisis
Chen, Titus, chentitus@gmail.com, National Chengchi University
Examining Taiwan's Security Threats in the Context of U.S.-China Power Transition from a Strategic Narrative Perspective
Fu, Wen-Cheng , Uiucfuwencheng@gmail.com, National Defense University
Kinmen as Taiwan's Crimea? Analyzing China’s Strategic Intentions in the Fishing Boat Incident through WeChat
Yau, Cody Wai-Kwok , cody_yau_hk@yahoo.com.hk, Soochow University
Decoding China's Military and Gray Zone Strategies: A Textual Analysis of PLA Newspapers and Chinese Academic Sources on Taiwan
Lee, Yi-Sheng , ianlee845@gmail.com, National Sun Yat-sen University
Discussant(s):
Fu, Wen-Cheng - Uiucfuwencheng@gmail.com, National Defense University
Lee, Yi-Sheng - ianlee845@gmail.com, National Sun Yat-sen University
Yau, Cody Wai-Kwok - cody_yau_hk@yahoo.com.hk, Soochow University
Panel : 10.2 -Interpreting Resistance Narratives: memory activist, US-Afghanistan context, peacebuilding, civic activism
Date : Saturday, April 19, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 508
Chair(s) :
Harper, Robin, rharper@york.cuny.edu, York College/ CUNY Graduate Center
Papers :
Religious social capital, upward mobility, and civic activism among Indian Muslims.
Pahwa, Sumita, spahwa@scrippscollege.edu, Scripps College
Women’s Resistance, Activism, and Peacebuilding through Art: Lessons from Northern Ireland
Jenson, Alexis, ajenson@uci.edu, University of California Irvine
The Role of Narrative in Shaping International Aid to Afghanistan
Sadat, Amena, asada008@ucr.edu, University of California Riverside
Memory From Below: Countering Authoritarian Legacies in the Age of Bongbong Marcos
Peralta, Patrick, peraltap@umich.edu, University of Michigan
Discussant(s):
Chapman, Laticia - lvchapma@ualberta.ca, University of Alberta
Fenner, Sofia - sfenner@coloradocollege.edu, Colorado College
Panel : 11.6 -Religion, Rights, and the Law
Date : Saturday, April 19, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 509
Chair(s) :
Kahraman, Filiz, filiz.kahraman@utoronto.ca, University of Toronto
Papers :
The Religious Life of Legal Death
Heard, Kathryn, heardk2@whitman.edu, Whitman College
Delegated Discrimination: Faith-Based Child Welfare and the Politics of Retrenchment
Wuest, Joanna, jwuest@gmail.com, Stony Brook University
Litigating the Covenant: Civil Religion and Monuments in Establishment Clause Jurisprudence
Darwin, Sierra, Sierra.darwin@student.csulb.edu, California State University, Long Beach
Perkins, Kathryn, Kathryn.Perkins@csulb.edu, California State University, Long Beach
The Constitutional Dimensions of Public Support for Gay Rights
Peterson, Jordan Carr, jordancarrpeterson@gmail.com, University of Tennessee, Knoxville
Discussant(s):
Hartshorn, Ian - ihartshorn@unr.edu, University of Nevada, Reno
Panel : 15.11 -Not Knowing: The Democratic Power of Oblivion, Ignorance, and Silence
Date : Saturday, April 19, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 606
Chair(s) :
Ferguson, Kennan, kennan@uwm.edu, University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee
Papers :
Max Scheler and Charles Taylor on Self-Knowledge: Dispatches from Alfaro Altamirano, Adriana, adriana.alfaro@itam.mx, Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México
Rule by Not-Knowing: The Philosophical Sorcery of Plato’s Noble Lie
Giamario, Patrick , ptgiamar@uncg.edu, University of North Carolina, Greensboro
We Live in Oblivion: On the Positive Goods of Arendtian Privacy
Pressly, Lowry, pressly@stanford.edu, Stanford University
Discussant(s):
Satkunanandan, Shalini - ssatkunanandan@ucdavis.edu, University of California, Davis
Panel : 15.13 -Precarity, Culture, and Catastrophe
Date : Saturday, April 19, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 607
Chair(s) :
Watkins, David, djw172@gmail.com, University of Dayton
Papers :
Nuclear Numbing, Climate Anxiety, and the Psycho-Political Consequences of Learning to Live with Existential Precarity
Zimmer, Daniel, zimmerd@stanford.edu, Stanford University
Fatal Politics: Democracy at the End of the World
Jaquiss, Audrey, ajaquiss@sas.upenn.edu, The University Of Pennsylvania
Apocalyptic Racing–Interrogating Humanity’s Need for Speed in a Dying Humanosphere
Whitney, Joseph, jdw366@nau.edu, Northern Arizona University
The Art of War on Spectacular Ground: Psychogeography and Strategy in a PostTruth Environment
Fattor, Eric, efattor@colostate.edu, Colorado State University
Erasing the Disappeared: Race, Political Belonging, and the Banality of Murder in Contemporary Mexico
Orozco Mendoza, Elva, elva.orozco_mendoza@uconn.edu, University of Connecticut
Discussant(s):
Schoen, Anna Marisa - anna.schon@duke.edu, Duke University
Panel : 16.10 -Pessimism and Political Theory
Date : Saturday, April 19, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 402
Chair(s) :
Diensag, Joshua, jdienstag@wisc.edu, University of Wisconsin
Papers :
The Discernment of Pessimism
Witlacil, Mary, mary.witlacil@sdsmt.edu, South Dakota School of Mines and Technology
Stuart Hall’s Pessimism: On Hall’s Reading of Gramsci and Race Davis, Benjamin, benjamin.davis@tamu.edu, Texas A&M University
Captive Maternal Precarity, Captive Maternal Agency: Joy James’s Politicizing Pessimism
Yokum, Nicole, yokum1@stolaf.edu, St Olaf College
The Bleakness of Emancipation: Solitude and Liberation in the Pessimism of Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Eber-Schmid, Noah, nebersch@iu.edu, Indiana University, Bloomington
Discussant(s):
Martel, James - jmartel@sfsu.edu, San Francisco State University
Panel : 16.21 -Critiques of State Power: Incarceration, Policing, and Biopolitics
Date : Saturday, April 19, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 403
Chair(s) :
Kujala, Will, wkujala@uwo.ca, Huron University at Western
Papers :
Work as Political Control: Labor & Political Activity by Imprisoned People
Boehmer, Alison, apboehme@ucsd.edu, University of California San Diego
Ethical Considerations in Inmate Labor at Louisiana State Penitentiary:
Deontological Perspective
Cole, Gabrielle , gcole2@uco.edu, University of Central Oklahoma
Policing and the Limits of Nonideal Theory
Kujala, Will, wkujala@uwo.ca, Huron University at Western Biopolitics, the State, and COVID: Revisiting Foucault and Poulantzas
Bean, Conor, beanc@appstate.edu, Appalachian State University
Phenomenology of policing technology, discretion and human bias: the escape from philosophic choice
Piccorelli, Justin, justin.piccorelli@gmail.com, City of Seattle, Office of Police
Accountability
Discussant(s):
Lawler, Janet - jmlawler@uh.edu, University of Houston
Panel : 16.34 -Theorizing Harm: Heteroromanticism, Relational Violence, and Grievance
Date : Saturday, April 19, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 404
Chair(s) :
DuFord, Nathan, nduford@smith.edu, Smith College
Papers :
Reconsidering "harm" in an era of grievance
Rushing, Sara , sara.rushing@montana.edu, Montana State University, Bozeman
Demystifying Antagonism in Unequal Democracies
Yon, Jun-han, junhan.yon@gmail.com, McGill University
Injustice, Relational Violence, and the Foster System
Ebowe, Emma, eebowe@g.harvard.edu, Harvard University
Discussant(s):
DuFord, Nathan - nduford@smith.edu, Smith College
Panel : 17.7 -Revisiting Modern Political Theory
Date : Saturday, April 19, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 506
Chair(s) :
Longo, Patrizia, plongo@stmarys-ca.edu, Saint Mary's College of California
Papers :
Commercial Republicanism: The Tension between Freedom and Domination in early Dutch Political Thought
Trommelen, Pim, trommelen.1@osu.edu, Ohio State University
Utopia and Accumulation: More, Bacon, and Harrington in America
Silverman, Oliver, lsilverman@gradcenter.cuny.edu, CUNY Graduate Center
One, Few, Many, All, and Back to One: Vico's Reconciliation of Ancient with Modern and Anticipation of Tocqueville’s Democratic Revolution in Vico's New Science
Ezell, Jackson, jbezell@cougarnet.uh.edu, University of Houston
Kantian Eudaimonism: In Defense of a Heretical View
Carrabregu, Gent, gxcacad@rit.edu, Rochester Institute of Technology-Kosovo Zimeri, Sead, sead.zimeri@nord.no, Nord University
The Essence-Existence Paradox in Marx's Theory of Species-Being
Gregson, William, william.gregson@mail.utoronto.ca, University of Toronto
Discussant(s):
Ecker, Jordan - jecker@fas.harvard.edu, Harvard University
Panel : 18.4 -Religious and Political Faiths: Transformations in the Polity
Date : Saturday, April 19, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 603
Chair(s) :
Rae, Nicol, nicolrae@arizona.edu, University of Arizona
Papers :
Whatever Happened to the Arizona Republican Party
Rae, Nicol, nicolrae@arizona.edu, University of Arizona
Mediating Democracy: How Conservative Elites Turned Religious Freedom into a Wall of Separation Between Citizen and State
Peach, Becca, rlpeach@uw.edu, University of Washington
A Feminist Reading of the Politics of Marian Apparitions
Voss, Maria, mvoss@pointloma.edu, Point Loma Nazarene University
Discussant(s):
Szymanski, Ann-Marie - ams@ou.edu, University of Oklahoma Norman
Panel : 19.3 -Popular Culture and Politics
Date : Saturday, April 19, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 507
Chair(s) :
Leffler, Rebeca, rcastaneda@cmc.edu, Claremont McKenna College
Papers :
Biopics as Politics: Julia on the Limits and Possibilities of Pop Culture Feminism
Beail, Linda, lbeail@pointloma.edu, Point Loma Nazarene University
“This Time We’re Going to Get it Right”: Science, Vaccines, & the Politics of Epistemological Pluralism
McCarty, Timothy, tmccarty@sandiego.edu, University of San Diego
Competing Theories of Love in Shakespeare's King Lear
Leffler, Rebeca, rcastaneda@cmc.edu, Claremont McKenna College
Discussant(s):
McCarty, Timothy - tmccarty@sandiego.edu, University of San Diego
Panel : 24.3 -Investigating Political Behavior
Date : Saturday, April 19, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 604
Chair(s) :
Carlos, Alfredo, acarlos@csudh.edu, California State University, Dominguez Hills
Papers :
The Impact of Individual and Group-Based Anxiety on Latine Political Behavior
Alegre, Claudia, claudia.alegre@duke.edu, Duke University
Pérez, Efren, perezeo@ucla.edu, University of California, Los Angeles
Reny, Tyler, ttreny@gmail.com, Claremont Graduate University
Does My Vote Make a Difference? Comparing Levels of Political Apathy Across Black, Latino and White Respondents
Davis, Alexandria, ajdavis29@g.ucla.edu, University of California, Los Angeles
Masuoka, Natalie, nmasuoka@g.ucla.edu, University of California, Los Angeles
Childhood Experiences and Pro-Environmental Behaviors with a Latino Focus
Parafiniuk, Adrah, amp8@nau.edu, Northern Arizona University
Are Gun Rights the New Dog Whistle?
Huckle, Kiku, khuckle@callutheran.edu, California Lutheran University Mayo-Adam, Erin, erin.mayo-adam@hunter.cuny.edu, Hunter College, CUNY
Discussant(s):
Aguayo, Lynda - lsaguayo@uci.edu, University of California, Irvine
Camacho, Emelyne - camacho.emelyne@gmail.com, The Foundation for Economic Democracy
Ibarra, Armando - aibarra@wisc.edu, University of Wisconsin, Madison
Panel : 25.4 -Policing in Transition: Technology, Race, and Reform
Date : Saturday, April 19, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 605
Chair(s) :
Jacobson, Robin, rjacobson@pugetsound.edu, University of Puget Sound
Papers :
Withered on the Vine: The Challenges of Institutional Police Reform in a New Frontier
Bencomo, Anthony , abencomo@ucsc.edu, University of California, Santa Cruz
Policing and Community Relations Through Artificial Intelligence
Gilbert, Brianne, brianne.gilbert@lmu.edu, Loyola Marymount University
Lovato, Francesca, frannielovato@gmail.com, Loyola Marymount University
Policing and Policed: Security Practices in Segregated Urban Communities in Cape Town, South Africa
Maher, Kristen, kmaher@sdsu.edu, San Diego State University
Hutchings, Valeria, vhutchings@sdsu.edu, San Diego State University
Discussant(s):
Jacobson, Robin - rjacobson@pugetsound.edu, University of Puget Sound
Panel : 29.4 -Backlash and Bigotry: The Rise of Anti-Gender, Anti-Feminist, and AntiLGBTQ Policy
Date : Saturday, April 19, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 401
Chair(s) : Montoya, Celeste, celeste.montoya@colorado.edu, University of Colorado Boulder
Papers : Religious-State Ties: Strangling Women's Rights and LGBTQ+ Rights
O’Brien, Cheryl , cobrien@sdsu.edu, San Diego State University
The Lived Experiences of Anti-Gender Politics in Germany
Boulila, Stefanie, stefanie.boulila@posteo.de, Lucerne School of Social Work
Far Right Backlash to Gender Equality in Curriculum and Education
Shoka, Maria, mshoka4185@sdsu.edu, San Diego State University
The Growing Censorship of LGBTQ Education: An Analysis of US State Policy
Josten, Evan, ejosten@poets.whittier.edu, Whittier College
Oppressive Representation: The Rise of Anti-Transgender Policy in the US
Angevine, Sara, Whittier College
Discussant(s):
Roberti, Amanda - aroberti@sfsu.edu, San Francisco State University
Panel : 29.5 -Gender Violence, Human Rights, and Contentious Politics
Date : Saturday, April 19, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 409
Chair(s) : Miller, Joshua, j.preston.miller@charlotte.edu, University of North Carolina at Charlotte
Papers :
Feminists Struggles for Gender Justice and Rights in the Nigeria: Challenges and the Way Forward
Egbule, Philip, philip.egbule@unidel.edu.ng, University of Delta, Agbor, Nigeria
Ebie, Sunday , sundayebie@unidel.edu.ng, University of Delta, Agbor, Nigeria
Buzome, Emeke , chukwuemekebuzome@gmail.com, Delta State University Abraka, Nigeria
Institutional Capacity and Attention to Gender Violence by the US State Department
López, Esmeralda, ealopez@umich.edu, University of Michigan
Discussant(s): Walsh, Shannon - shannondwalsh@gmail.com, University of Minnesota Duluth
Panel : 32.8 -Revisiting Canonical Thinkers and Concepts
Date : Saturday, April 19, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 601
Chair(s) : Passavant, Paul, Passavant@hws.edu, Hobart and William Smith Colleges
Papers :
Patriarchal Structures and Capitalist Exploitation: A Feminist Theorization of State Excessive Violence
Carareto, Taís, souzacarareto.1@osu.edu, The Ohio State University
Violence and the Economy of Service
Herrera Helphand, Dawn , dhelphand@luc.edu, Loyola University of Chicago
Revisiting the Platonic Tyrant: Violence at the Limits of Political Thought
Petersen-Overton, Kristofer, kpetersenoverton@gmail.com, Babson College
Discussant(s):
Cucharo, Stephen - scucharo@wesleyan.edu, Wesleyan University
Panel : 35.5 -Propaganda and Public Support Under Authoritarian Rule
Date : Saturday, April 19, 08:00AM - 09:45AM
Location : 405
Chair(s) :
Samet, Oren, osamet@berkeley.edu, University of California, Berkeley
Papers :
Targeted Media Repression: How Authoritarian Regimes Sporadically Delay Retaliation
Talgat, Malika, mtalgato@ucsd.edu, University of California, San Diego
How Chinese Censorship Allows Public Discourse on Democracies but Not Their Institutions
Yang, Tony Zirui, zirui.yang@nuffield.ox.ac.uk, Emory University
Framing Corruption News under the Authoritarian Shadow: The Case of Vietnam
Pham, Duong, dtp002@ucsd.edu, University of California, San Diego
How Adaptive Propaganda Works: Evidence from China
Huang, Xinzhuo, xhuangacb@connect.ust.hk, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
Yan, Haibing, 2183@ecupl.edu.cn, East China University of Political Science and Law
Zhu, Hongshen, hongshen@sas.upenn.edu, University of Virginia
Navigating Cognitive Dissonance in Autocratic Protests: A Multi-Source Analysis with a Focus on China
Ding, Xiao, xiaoding@arizona.edu, University of Arizona
Discussant(s):
Carter, Brett - blcarter@usc.edu, University of Southern California
Radnitz, Scott - srad@uw.edu, University of Washington
Saturday 10:00AM-11:45AM
Table of Contents Daily Schedule
Panel :
01.11 -Democracy, Illiberalism, Transitions, and Survival
Date : Saturday, April 19, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 407
Chair(s) :
Nguyen, Quynh Anh, nguy1009@purdue.edu, Purdue University
Papers :
Elite Agreements, Institutional Weakness and Democratic Survival in Brazil
Nunes, Rodrigo, rodrigon@stedwards.edu, St. Edward's University
I Leave in Peace: Autocratic Elections and Negotiated Regime Transitions
Li, Jia, jia.li@usu.edu, Utah State University
Politics of Non-Full Democracies: Fraud, Post-Election Boycotts, and Protests
Malashkhia, Mate, m.malashkhia@wustl.edu, Washington University in St. Louis
Malashkhia, Mariam, mariami@stanford.edu, Stanford Graduate School of Business
Electoral Competition and Civil Liberties: A Cross-Regime Type Analysis
Kaya, Ruchan, rkaya@austincollege.edu, Austin College
Pacek, Alexander, a-pacek@tamu.edu, Texas A&M University
Discussant(s):
Leber, Andrew - aleber@tulane.edu, Tulane University
Panel : 03.10 -Environmental Epistemologies
Date : Saturday, April 19, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 503
Chair(s) :
Papers :
We Need To Believe: Indigenous Cosmologies and the Political Rights of the Extraterrestrial
Harvey, Matt, mh3095@princeton.edu, Princeton University
Toward an Ecological Understanding: The Collective Ecological Unconscious (CEU)
Leal McCormack, Rudy, rudymc@shsu.edu, Sam Houston State University
Sentientism, Secularism, and Settler Colonialism
Guha-Majumdar, Jishnu, jguham@gmail.com, Butler University
Discussant(s):
Strack, Franziska - franziska.strack@utah.edu, University of Utah
Panel : 04.7 -Energy Justice
Date : Saturday, April 19, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 406
Chair(s) :
Papers :
Coal, Energy Security and Net Zero Climate Commitment: The Case of Pakistan
Aziz, Hassan, hazizm@uw.edu, University of Washington
Prakash, Aseem, aseem@uw.edu, University of Washington
Dolsak, Nives, nives@uw.edu, University of Washington
Delaying the Transition: Utility Bottlenecks and their Impact on Community Solar Deployment
Echavarria, Elizabeth, eet1@uw.edu, University of Washington
When do renewable energy developers listen to local communities? A comparative case study in the Western US
Ko, Inhwan, inhwanko@unr.edu, University of Nevada, Reno
Who Benefits? Racial Disparities in the Impact of U.S. Energy Subsidies
Lomov, Denis, lomov@ucsb.edu, University of California Santa Barbara
Zhazhin, Kirill, kzhazhin@ucsc.edu , University of California Santa Cruz
The Carbon-Climate Cleavage and Policy Attitudes in the Gulf Coast
Oatley, Thomas, toatley@tulane.edu, Tulane University
Petrovic, Milena, mpetrovic@tulane.edu, Tulane University
Discussant(s):
Emmons Allison, Juliann - juliann@ucr.edu, University of California - Riverside Parafiniuk, Adrah - amp8@nau.edu, Northern Arizona University
Panel : 06.8 -Roundtable: The Fight for Ethnic Studies in California & Washington State
Date : Saturday, April 19, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 502
Chair(s) : Juarez, Melina, juarez@csus.edu, California State University, Sacramento (SSO)
Discussant(s):
Andrade, Abigail - aandrade@nhusd.k12.ca.us , James Logan High School
Gutierrez Nájera, Lourdes - gutierl2@wwu.edu , Western Washington University
Huante-Tzintzun, Nancy - nancy.huante@csus.edu , California State University, Sacramento
Panel : 09.7 -Technology and International Relations
Date : Saturday, April 19, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 608
Chair(s) :
Das, Runa, rdas@d.umn.edu, University of Minnesota Duluth
Papers :
Techno-strategic masculinity as power and identity in International Relations
Das, Runa, rdas@d.umn.edu, University of Minnesota Duluth
Identifying Predictors of Participatory AI among UN Sustainable Development AI For Good Projects
Marichal, Jose, marichal@callutheran.edu, California Lutheran University
Goehner, Maya, mgoehner@callutheran.edu, California Lutheran University
Haug, Tyler, thaug@callutheran.edu, California Lutheran University
Esquivel, Kiery, keiryesquivel@callutheran.edu, California Lutheran University
Nonprofit Organisations in AI Ethics- Global Good or Geopolitics? Adopting a Global Funding Strategy
Dada, Opeoluwa, opeoluwadayodada@gmail.com, Tomsk State University
Who are the Non-proliferators? -Public Opposition to the Bomb in South Korea
Bae, Joonbum, j.bae@colostate.edu, Colorado State University
PoliPrompt: A High-Performance Cost-Effective LLM-Based Text Classification Framework for Political Science
Liu, Menglin, mliliu@ucdavis.edu, University of California Davis
Shi, Ge, , University of California, Davis
Discussant(s):
Das, Runa - rdas@d.umn.edu, University of Minnesota Duluth
Marichal, Jose - marichal@callutheran.edu, California Lutheran University
Panel : 11.8 -Author-meets-critics: The Pregnancy Police: Conceiving Crime, Arresting Person Hood by Grace E. Howard
Date : Saturday, April 19, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 509
Chair(s) :
Discussant(s):
Casper, Monica - mjcasper@seattleu.edu, Seattle University
McLemore, Monica - mclemor@uw.edu, University of Washington
Menzel, Annie - acmenzel@wisc.edu, University of Wisconsin
O'Brien, Jodi - jobrien@seattleu.edu, Seattle University
Perera, Dila - dila@openarmsps.org, Open Arms Perinatal Services
Panel : 15.9 -Religion, Violence, and Imperial Legacies
Date : Saturday, April 19, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 606
Chair(s) :
Fattor, Eric, efattor@colostate.edu, Colorado State University
Papers :
Anti-Colonialism & the Dialectical Bind of Violence: Reflections on October 7 Mello, Brian, brianmello@muhlenberg.edu, Muhlenberg College
The Political Thought of Abu Bakr Al Baghdadi/ISIS: Radical Challenge to the Westphalian Order
Rezwanul Haque Masud, Mohammad, more6600@colorado.edu, University of Colorado, Boulder
Dante’s Imperfect Empire: A Re-Reading of Monarchia
Schoen, Anna Marisa, anna.schon@duke.edu, Duke University
Contesting divine violence: surreptitious anarchism in Benjamin and Arendt Londrigan, Paul, plondrigan@pace.edu, Pace University
Discussant(s):
Orozco Mendoza, Elva - elva.orozco_mendoza@uconn.edu, University of Connecticut
Panel : 15.16 -Resentment, Markets, and the Borders of Privacy
Date : Saturday, April 19, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 607
Chair(s) :
Blakemore Briggs, Noah, nblake4@uic.edu, University of Illinois at Chicago
Papers :
Capitalism's Aleatory Origins and the Long Durèe
Datta, Rothin, rdatta1@macalester.edu, Macalester College
The New Gatekeepers: Evolving Corporate Influence and Colonization of the Public Sphere in the Digital Age
Staats, Joseph, jstaats@d.umn.edu, University of Minnesota Duluth
Groshong, Cole, jstaats@d.umn.edu, University of Minnesota Duluth
Lien, Haakon, jstaats@d.umn.edu, University of Minnesota Duluth
Property, Privacy, and Possession
Adamian, Martin, madamia2@calstatela.edu, California State University, Los Angeles
Private Resistance to Public Security: Revisiting Arendt in the Age of Preemption
Mimoune, Gabriel, gabriel.mimoune@mail.utoronto.ca, University of Toronto
Discussant(s):
Froozan, John - john.froozan@psjaisd.us, Pharr-San Juan-Alamo Independent School District
Mimoune, Gabriel - gabriel.mimoune@mail.utoronto.ca, University of Toronto
Panel : 16.9 -Author Meets Readers: "Menace to the Future" by Jess Whatcott
Date : Saturday, April 19, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 402
Chair(s) :
Whatcott, Jess, jwhatcott@sdsu.edu, San Diego State University
Discussant(s):
Arneil, Barbara - barbara.arneil@ubc.ca, University of British Columbia
Blaser, Art - blaser@chapman.edu, Chapman University
Hirschmann, Nancy - njh@sas.upenn.edu, University of Pennsylvania
Sircar, Althea - althea_sircar@redlands.edu, University of Redlands
Panel : 16.22 -Care and Warfare: Trans, Queer, and Feminist Strategies of Possibility
Date : Saturday, April 19, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 403
Chair(s) :
Sours, Whiskey, isso1492@colorado.edu, University of Colorado at Boulder
Papers : 'Throwing Like a Boy!?': Trans-Masculinization and The War of Position over the Athletic Body.
Bruyneel, Kevin , kbruyneel@babson.edu, Babson College
On the Moral Entwinement of Care Ethics and Critical Feminisms
Lucas, Sarah, s.lucas5@exeter.ac.uk, University of Exeter
Convivial Care: the Value of DIY HRT
Sours, Whiskey, isso1492@colorado.edu, University of Colorado at Boulder
Discussant(s):
Rushing, Sara - sara.rushing@montana.edu, Montana State University, Bozeman
Panel : 16.33 -Anarchism, Revolt and Revolution
Date : Saturday, April 19, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 404
Chair(s) :
Alcaraz, Alberto, alberto_alcaraz_escarcega@brown.edu, Brown University
Papers :
Spafford's Analytic Anarchism: A Critique
Jun, Nathan, njun@jcu.edu, John Carroll University
On the Theory of Destituent Power: Its Constellation and Agambenian Interpretation
Nagashima, Kohei, mike19940109@gmail.com, Ritsumeikan University, Kyoto Japan
Reviving the Hacker Ethic as Subversive Democratic Praxis
Lawler, Janet, jmlawler@uh.edu, University of Houston
Social Control or Self-Imposed Regulation? Anarchism and the Legitimacy of Censure, Ostracism, and Social Pressure
Fernandez, Jose, jfern447@fiu.edu, Florida International University
Discussant(s):
Davis, Benjamin - benjamin.davis@tamu.edu, Texas A&M University
Panel : 17.8 -Challenging Received Theorizations of Race, Gender, and Sex
Date : Saturday, April 19, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 506
Chair(s) :
Chen, Jinxue, jinxuechen2025@u.northwestern.edu, Northwestern University
Papers :
The Right to Work and the Work Towards Rights: Feminist Disputes Over the Equal Rights Amendment, c. 1921-1930
Anderson, Emily, ewa33@cornell.edu, Cornell University
Bridging the Gap between Freedom and Family in Hegel’s Philosophy of Right: Women, Love, and the Challenge of Contemporary Liberalism
Goldstein, Joshua, joshua.goldstein@ucalgary.ca, University of Calgary
Gregson, William, william.gregson@mail.utoronto.ca, University of Toronto History, Afterlives, Memory: Interrogating the Global Color Line’s Partitioning of Grievability and Victimhood
Shree, Deshpande, sdeshpan@hawaii.edu, University of Hawai‘i-Mānoa
Discussant(s):
Bennett, Nolan - nbennett@calpoly.edu, Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo
Panel : 17.20 -Comparative Political Thought: Theorizing Community, Pacifism, Feminism, and Colonial Experience from the Margins
Date : Saturday, April 19, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 505
Chair(s) :
Luo, Simon, luos@stanford.edu, Stanford University
Papers :
The Idea of a Political Community in Anticolonial Muslim Thought
Rahman , Mizanur, mrahman9@ucsc.edu, UCSC
“Making Feminism Chinese,” But What Feminism? – Chinese Academic Feminism in the Post-socialist Era
Feng, Yudi, yfeng25@ucsc.edu, UCSC
“Decolonizing Political Theory” and Its Anglo-American Centrism: A Perspective from Chinese Political Thought
Jiang , Donqxian, djiang18@fordham.edu, Fordham University
Discussant(s):
Luo, Simon - luos@stanford.edu, Stanford University
Panel : 22.4 -Democratic Difficulties I: Polarization, Political Violence, and Declining Support for Democracy
Date : Saturday, April 19, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 408
Chair(s) :
Bowler, Shaun , shaun.bowler@ucr.edu , University of California Riverside
Papers :
Affective Polarization, Attempted Assassinations, and Support for Donald Trump in the 2024 Presidential Election
Luartz, Lewis, Luartz@chapman.edu, Chapman University
Downey, Kellen, kdowney@chapman.edu, Chapman University
Support for Political Violence from 2020-2024
Sandlin, Evan, esandlin@usc.edu, University of Southern California
Dark Politics: Assessing the role of dark psychological traits in nonnormative political attitudes and behaviors
Uscinski, Joseph, uscinski@miami.edu, University of Miami
Loneliness as a Threat to Democracy
Merolla, Jennifer, merolla@ucr.edu, University of California, Riverside
Stephenson, Laura, lstephe8@uwo.ca, Western University
Zechmeister, Elizabeth, liz.zechmeister@vanderbilt.edu, Vanderbilt University
Meritocracy, Elite Schooling, and Support for Democracy
Kim, Taesim, tkim@sogang.ac.kr, Sogang University
Discussant(s):
Davis Thomander, Sierra - sierradavis19@gmail.com, Stanford University
Panel : 23.6 -Justice, Policy, and Advocacy in U.S. Food Systems and Communities: Rethinking Federalism, Financing, and Social Movements
Date : Saturday, April 19, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 508
Chair(s) :
Silva, Andrea , andrea.silva@unt.edu, UNT
Papers :
Suffering in Silence No More: Beyond Neoliberal Policy Reforms in Addressing the Rural Mental Health Crisis
Pahnke, Anthony, anthonypahnke@sfsu.edu, Framing Food Financing Initiatives: Analyzing Federal, State, and Local Level Approaches
Quinnelly, Morgan, morganquinnelly@my.unt.net, Seeds of Change in the U.S Food System: BIPOC Feminisms Perspectives and Womxn Agency
Gadsden, Lorraine, lgadsden4186@sdsu.edu, Understanding the Disparities: Why Farmer Protests in the U.S. Are Less Popular
and Effective Than in Europe
Rutledge, Jennifer , jrutledge@jjay.cuny.edu,
Federalism, Food Policy, and Race: Preliminary Findings from Fieldwork in Five State Policy Environments
Silva, Andrea , andrea.silva@unt.edu, UNT
Discussant(s):
Pahnke, Anthony - anthonypahnke@sfsu.edu,
Panel : 24.10 -Media and Political Representation
Date : Saturday, April 19, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 604
Chair(s) :
Garcia-Castanon, Marcela, mgcs@sfsu.edu, San Francisco State University
Meiser, Jeffrey, meiser@up.edu, University of Portland
Ramirez, Ricardo, rramire5@nd.edu, University of Notre Dame
Papers :
Do it For the Likes: How Twitter Users Respond to Racial Rhetorical Representation on Social Media
Garcia, Jennifer, Jennifer.Garcia@oberlin.edu, Ober Stout, Christopher, cstout@ucsd.edu, UCSD
Tate, Katherine, katherine_tate@brown.edu, Brown University
Does Repeated Outreach Increase Turnout: Testing GOTV Contact on Asian American and Latino voters in the 2024 Presidential Election
Masuoka, Natalie, nmasuoka@ucla.edu, UCLA
Berdan, Edward, edward.berdan@ucla.edu, University of California, Los Angeles
Chen, Barney, barneychen@ucla.edu , University of California, Los Angeles
Huyhn, Tricia, triciahhuynh@ucla.edu, University of California, Los Angeles
Leung, Vivien, vleung@scu.edu, Santa Clara University
"Wu-Tang is for the Children": Explaining the Essence and Appeal of Hip Hop
Meiser, Jeffrey, meiser@up.edu, University of Portland
Parris, Girma, gep53@case.edu, Case Western Reserve University
Visual Representation: How Descriptive Representatives Use Visual Platforms Like Instagram to Connect with Constituents. Stout, Christopher, cstout@ucsd.edu, UCSD
Vidal, Eduardo, eduardo.vidal40600@gmail.com, Oregon State University
Burroughs, Mara, burrougm@oregonstate.edu, Oregon State University
Discussant(s):
Meiser, Jeffrey - meiser@up.edu, University of Portland
Panel : 25.5 -Housing, Infrastructure, and Social Capital: Demographic and Political Change in Local Governance
Date : Saturday, April 19, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 605
Chair(s) :
Maher, Kristen, kmaher@sdsu.edu, San Diego State University
Papers :
"We need the right kind of people in this neighborhood": Racial Motivation in Opposition to New Housing Construction
Becker, Clayton, cnbecker14@g.ucla.edu, University of California at Los Angeles Social Capital as a Driver of Local Government Adaptation: An Empirical Framework
Valdivieso, Patricio, patricio.valdivieso@uach.cl, Universidad Austral de Chile (UACh) Attracting Young People to Mid-Sized Cities: Analyzing People-Centric Infrastructure and Public Transit Data
Raj, Mia, miaraj2004@gmail.com, SUNY Buffalo State University
Discussant(s):
Monardi, Fred - fred.monardi@csn.edu, College of Southern Nevada
Panel : 26.5 -Roundtable: Building Interdisciplinary Classrooms
Date : Saturday, April 19, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 609
Chair(s) :
Allen, Geoff, geoff.allen@utahtech.edu, Utah Tech University
Discussant(s):
Bracewell, Lorna - Lbracewell@flagler.edu, Flagler College
Cole, Kathleen - kathleen.cole@metrostate.edu, Metro State University
Kuehl, Colin - ckuehl@niu.edu, Northern Illinois University
Lovato, Brian - blovato@fullerton.edu, California State University, Fullerton
Panel : 28.4 -The Political Consequences of Voting Regulations and Election Administration
Date : Saturday, April 19, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 603
Chair(s) :
Yenerall, Kevan, kyenerall@pennwest.edu, Pennsylvania Western University
Papers :
Open primaries and voter turnout across demographic groups
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
Boosting Voter Turnout in Primary Elections with Postal Voting
Ritter, Michael, michael.ritter@wsu.edu, Washington State University
Partisanship and Vote by Mail: Another Example of American Exceptionalism?
Southwell, Priscilla, psouth@uoregon.edu, University of Oregon
Discussant(s):
Yenerall, Kevan - kyenerall@pennwest.edu, Pennsylvania Western University
Panel : 29.6 -Comparative Gender Politics
Date : Saturday, April 19, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 409
Chair(s) :
Bhattacharya, Preya, pbhattacharya@cau.edu, Clark Atlanta University
Papers :
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
The Symbolic Leverage: The Strategic Nomination of (Un)veiled Women in Polarized Turkey
Sari Genc, Elif, elif@pdx.edu, Portland State University
Can microfinance institutions (MFIs) increase the national economic participation of women, in post-conflict countries?
Bhattacharya, Preya, pbhattacharya@cau.edu, Clark Atlanta University
God and Gender Parity in Public Policies: The Role of Religion Across Issues and Regimes
Sharmin, Farzana, fsharmin@niu.edu, Northern Illinois University
Discussant(s):
Bhattacharya, Preya - pbhattacharya@cau.edu, Clark Atlanta University
Panel : 2.9 -Author-meets-critics: Banu Bargu's Disembodiment: Corporeal Politics of Radical Refusal
Date : Saturday, April 19, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 601
Chair(s) :
Olson, Kevin, kevin.olson@uci.edu, University of California Irvine
Discussant(s):
Bargu, Banu - bbargu@ucsc.edu, University of California, Santa Cruz
Gortler, Shai - gortler@uark.edu, University of Arkansas
Kemerli, Pinar - pkemerli@bard.edu, Bard College
Martel, James - jmartel@sfsu.edu, San Francisco State University
Velasquez-Potts, Michelle - michellevp@ou.edu, Oklahoma University
Panel : 35.6 -Elections Under Authoritarian Rule
Date : Saturday, April 19, 10:00AM - 11:45AM
Location : 405
Chair(s) :
Talgat, Malika, mtalgato@ucsd.edu, University of California, San Diego
Papers :
Elections and Institutions in Authoritarianism
Takeuchi, Hiroki, htakeuch@smu.edu, Southern Methodist University
Talih, Natalya, ntalih@smu.edu, Southern Methodist University
The Relationship Between Village Elections and Public Goods Provision: A Natural Experiment in Kazakhstan
Higashijima, Masaaki, isonomia11@gmail.com, University of Tokyo
Schuler, Paul, pschuler@arizona.edu, University of Arizona
Challenging Autocrats Abroad:Opposition Parties on the International Stage
Samet, Oren, osamet@berkeley.edu, University of California, Berkeley
How Citizens Use Informal Ties to Make Sophisticated Observations of Authoritarian Elite Politics
Trinh, Duy, ddtrinh@princeton.edu, Princeton University
Beijing, Moscow, and American Voters: How Foreign Propaganda Shapes Electoral
Outcomes
Carter, Brett, blcarter@usc.edu, University of Southern California
Discussant(s):
Reuter, Ora John - reutero@uwm.edu, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Schuler, Paul - pschuler@arizona.edu, University of Arizona
Saturday 1:15PM-3:00PM
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Panel : 01.10 – No Panel - Canceled
Panel : 03.14 -Populism and Democracy
Date : Saturday, April 19, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 504
Chair(s) :
Dodsworth, Ashley, ashley.dodsworth@bristol.ac.uk , University of Bristol
Papers :
The Limits of Democratic Theory in the Ecological Crisis
Darrow, Robert, rdarrow@mtholyoke.edu, Mount Holyoke College
Populist Subjectivity and Environmentalism: Understanding Belonging in Precarious Times
Welker, Cedar, cedar.welker@unco.edu, University of Northern Colorado
The Necessity of Eco-Populism
Stone, James, jstone@mtsac.edu, Mt San Antonio College
Discussant(s):
Vanderheiden, Steve - vanders@colorado.edu, University of Colorado at Boulder
Panel : 04.9 -Scale and Climate Governance
Date : Saturday, April 19, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 406
Chair(s) :
Stephan, Mark, stephanm@wsu.edu, Washington State University
Papers :
Cities as Climate Leaders: Adapting the Multi-Level Perspective Framework to Assess Adoption of Low-Carbon Transition Policies
Armstrong, John, jarmstrong@seattleu.edu, Seattle University
Local Governments in Climate Change Policy Integration: The Case of the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality
Irepoglu Carreras, Yasemin, ycarre@ucr.edu, University of California, Riverside
Population-Weighted Statistics on Geographic and Climatic Challenges to the Economy: Country-year and Subdivision-year data on population-weighted
elevation, air quality, and natural disasters
Ortega Flores, Jose Etienne, jorte117@ucr.edu, University of California, Riverside
Tang, Wenxin, ,
Discussant(s):
Carmack, Meagan - mcarmack@uw.edu, University of Washington
Panel : 05.5 -Roundtable: Challenges Facing the Democratization Process of Ethiopia
Date : Saturday, April 19, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 508
Chair(s) :
Feye, Dereje, derejeaddugna@gmail.com, Ambo University Waliso Campus
Moreda, Terefa, teferaasefa@gmail.com, Ambo University Waliso Campus
Papers :
Challenges Facing the Democratization Process of Ethiopia
Feye, Dereje, derejeaddugna@gmail.com, Ambo University Waliso Campus
JELTO, WENDOSEN, wendosenhaile21@gmail.com, Gudeta, Shoma, somadechasa@gmail.com, Moreda, Terefa, teferaasefa@gmail.com, Badade, TESFU, ,
Discussant(s): BADADE, - , Ambo University Waliso Campus
GUDETA, SHOMA - somadechasa@gmail.com, SELALE UNIVERSITY
JELTO, WENDOSEN - wendosenhaile21@gmail.com, Ambo University Waliso Campus
LECHISA, GEMECHU - gemechujohnson@gmail.com, Ambo University Waliso Campus
Panel : 06.10 -Roundtable: WOC strategies and what's next?
Date : Saturday, April 19, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 502
Chair(s) : Frasure, Lorrie, lfrasure@polisci.ucla.edu, UCLA
Discussant(s):
Behl, Natasha - Natasha.Behl@asu.edu, Arizona State University
Frasure, Lorrie - lfrasure@polisci.ucla.edu, UCLA
Levy, La Della - ladella.levy@csn.edu, College of Southern Nevada
Lien, Pei-te - plien@polsci.ucsb.edu, University of California, Santa Barbara Silva, Andrea - andrea.silva@unt.edu, UNT
Panel : 09.9 -Power Politics in the International System
Date : Saturday, April 19, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 608
Chair(s) :
Kumah-Abiwu, Felix, fkumahab@kent.edu, Kent State University
Papers :
Authoritarianism and the Determination of African Regionalism
Eyong, Hans, hnseyong@gmail.com, University of Silesia
Great Power Security Commitments and Nuclear Proliferation in Asymmetrical Alliances
Cho, Sunbeen, sbcho141@gmail.com, Yonsei University, Seoul Park, Seongho, spark273@ucmerced.edu, University of California, Merced Geopolitics and Global Supply Chains
Schortgen, Francis, frank.schortgen@utah.edu, The University of Utah, Asia Campus
“Reducing Strategic Autonomy? Canada in the Indo-Pacific” Cameron, Gavin, gcameron@ucalgary.ca, University of Calgary
Emerging Great Power Politics in Africa: A Critical Analysis of China and the United States
Kumah-Abiwu, Felix, fkumahab@kent.edu, Kent State University
Discussant(s):
Eyong, Hans - hnseyong@gmail.com, University of Silesia
Kumah-Abiwu, Felix - fkumahab@kent.edu, Kent State University
Panel : 09.10 -State-Making, Statelessness, and Sovereignty
Date : Saturday, April 19, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 609
Chair(s) : Van Benthuysen, John, john.vanbenthuysen@bhsu.edu, Black Hills State University
Papers : Religion and Realpolitik: Crafting States in the Shadow of Empires
Al-Auqaili, Ameer, gr5894@wayne.edu, Institutional Affiliation
In the shadow of giants: state building near authoritarian major powers
Van Benthuysen, John, john.vanbenthuysen@bhsu.edu, Black Hills State University
Frontiers of Neutrality: Limits for Ukraine
Jugler, Tristan, tristanjugler@isu.edu, Idaho State University
Johnson, Colin, colinjohnson@isu.edu, Idaho State University
Mechanisms and Strategies of EU Democracy Promotion in Nigeria: An Analytical Overview
Enemuwe, Christopher Amrobo, christopherenemuwe@gmail.com, Idaho State University
Discussant(s):
Al-Auqaili, Ameer - gr5894@wayne.edu, Institutional Affiliation
Van Benthuysen, John - john.vanbenthuysen@bhsu.edu, Black Hills State University
Panel : 15.10 -Author-meets-critics: Solidarity Cities: Confronting Racial Capitalism, Mapping Transformation, by Maliha Safri, Marianna Pavlovskaya, Stephen Healy and Craig Borowiak (Minnesota 2024)
Date : Saturday, April 19, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 606
Chair(s) :
Aslam, Ali, aaslam@mtholyoke.edu, Mount Holyoke College
Solidarity Cities: Confronting Racial Capitalism, Mapping Transformation
Borowiak, Craig, cborowia@haverford.edu, Haverford College
Discussant(s):
Carlos, Alfredo - acarlos@csudh.edu, California State University, Dominguez Hills
Douglas, Andrew - Andrew.Douglas@morehouse.edu, Morehouse College Kaswan, Mark - mark.kaswan@utrgv.edu, The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley Kohn, Margaret - peggy.kohn@utoronto.ca, University of Toronto
Passavant, Paul - passavant@hws.edu, Hobart and William Smith Colleges
Panel : 15.15 -Issues in Global Justice
Date : Saturday, April 19, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 607
Chair(s) :
Gardiner, Stephen, smgard@uw.edu, University of Washington
Papers :
For Equal Self-Determination: Postsovereign Principles within Arctic Indigenous Institutions
Warren, Joseph, jbwarren@alaska.edu, University of Alaska, Anchorage
Chan, Kai Yui Samuel, kaiyuisamuel_chan@fas.harvard.edu, Harvard University
The Political Theory of Activism: Understanding the Normative Values of Socially Disruptive Climate Activism Through Ethnographic Observation
Yim, Elaine, lyim@princeton.edu, Princeton University
Distributing Time in Asylum Systems: Thinking through the Backlog Dilemma
Closas, Anna, anna.closas@berkeley.edu, University of California, Berkeley
The All-Affected Principle, Global Democracy, and Its Alternatives
Zuhone, Kristin, kristin_zuhone@berkeley.edu, University of California, Berkeley
Discussant(s):
Blajer de la Garza, Yuna - yblajer@luc.edu, Loyola University Chicago Jurkevics, Anna - anna.jurkevics@ubc.ca, University of British Columbia
Panel : 16.11 -Complicating Friendship and Relationality
Date : Saturday, April 19, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 402
Chair(s) :
Lupino, Ferris, fal7633@nyu.edu, Ney York University - Gallatin School
Papers :
Relationality for a Broken World: Expanding Berlant's Notion of Commoning
Hanley, Danielle, danhanley@clarku.edu, Clark University
Understanding Racism in the Post-Obama era with Frantz Fanon and Hannah Arendt
LeSure, Ainsley , ainsley_lesure@brown.edu, Brown University
James Baldwin's "The Fire Next Time" and the Making of a Public Loggins, Jared, jloggins@amherst.edu, Amherst College
Friendship in Palestine? Reading Hannah Arendt’s To Save the Jewish Homeland (1948) in 2024
Rotem, Noga, nrotem@uw.edu, The University of Washington
Discussant(s): Kotef, Hagar - hk11@soas.ac.uk, SOAS, University of London
Panel : 16.23 -State of Mind: Traumacracy, Psychoanalysis & Political Psychology
Date : Saturday, April 19, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 403
Chair(s) :
Chari, Anita, anitac@uoregon.edu, University of Oregon
Papers :
Traumacracy: Mobilizing the Trauma-informed turn toward a Constructive Politics
Chari, Anita, anitac@uoregon.edu, University of Oregon
“We Are Struggling to Be Adult”: Winnicott as Anti-Fascist Cucharo, Stephen, scucharo@wesleyan.edu, Wesleyan University
Experience-Oriented Institutionalism and Democratic Well-being
Ingram, Callum, callumi@unr.edu, University of Nevada, Reno
The Pathological (Un)reason in Politics
CHAN, MAN HEI, mchan1@gradcenter.cuny.edu, Graduate Center, The City University of New York
Discussant(s):
Espindola, Ernesto - eespindo@jccc.edu,
Panel : 17.9 -Dirty Hands and the Ethics of Political Action
Date : Saturday, April 19, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 506
Chair(s) :
Chun, Michelle, mchun2005@gmail.com, Rochester Institute of Technology
Papers :
Evil, Providence, and Dirty Hands: or, Lincoln and God at Antietam
Parrish, John, jparrish@lmu.edu, Loyola Marymount University
The Militant Responsibility of Bayard Rustin
Phulwani, Vijay, yzg3jh@virginia.edu, University of Virginia
Killing President Adams
Johnston, Steven, steven.johnston@utah.edu, University of Utah
When Emperors Envy Shepherds: Simple Living in Marcus Aurelius
Bunting, Thomas, tbunting@shawnee.edu, Shawnee State University
Discussant(s):
Dumm, Thomas - tldumm@amherst.edu, Amherst College
Panel : 22.5 -Airwaves, Algorithms, and Attitudes: Politics in the Current Media Environment
Date : Saturday, April 19, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 408
Chair(s) :
Donovan, Todd, donovat@wwu.edu, Western Washington University
Papers :
Recommendation Algorithms on Social Media: Unseen drivers of political opinion?
Billah, Waseq, billahw@oregonstate.edu, Oregon State University
The Public Mood and Fear of Migration from Mass Media Cues in the United States Olds, Christopher, chris@chrisolds.com, Fort Hays State University
True or False: The Impact of Descriptive Terminology in Factual Corrections
Nalder, Kim, klnalder@csus.edu, California State University, Sacramento From Categories to Spectrums: Leveraging Large Language Models for Text Scaling
Liu, Menglin, mliliu@ucdavis.edu, University of California Davis Shi, Ge, , University of California, Davis
Discussant(s):
Greer, Edward - edward.greer@wsu.edu, Washington State University
Panel : 24.11 -Media and Political Representation #2
Date : Saturday, April 19, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 604
Chair(s) :
Papers :
Representation Abroad: How Elected Officials Speak About Political Conflicts in Different Countries
Stout, Christopher, cstout@ucsd.edu, UCSD
Shakibnia, Mohammed, shakibni@uoregon.edu, University of Oregon
Chi, Erik, erikchi@tamu.edu, Texas A&M University
Oasis or Mirage? Descriptive Representation and Political Trust Among Latinos Ramirez, Ricardo, rramire5@nd.edu, University of Notre Dame Windrush, Hostile Environment, and BLM: Media Mobilization and Demobilization of Co-ethnic Voting in British Elections
Shella, Kimberly, kimberly.shella@siu.edu, Southern Illinois University Carbondale
Tik Tok Effect : Social Media Engagement and High-Cost Political Choices for American Muslims
Sediqe, Nura, nsediqe@gmail.com, Michigan State University
Discussant(s):
Stout, Christopher - cstout@ucsd.edu, UCSD
Panel : 32.10 -Reproductive Domination
Date : Saturday, April 19, 01:15PM - 03:00PM
Location : 01
Chair(s) :
Deylami, Shirin, Shirin.Deylami@wwu.edu, Western Washington University
Papers : A Political Theory of Reproductive Domination
Kessel, Alisa, kessel@pugetsound.edu, University of Puget Sound
Reproducing American Imperialism: U.S. Pro-Life Discourse, Fetal Human Rights, and Decolonial Feminist Encounters
Leach, Brittany, brittany.leach@siu.edu, Southern Illinois University-Carbondale
The Sovereign's Wrath: Gendered Power and Reproductive Control
Anker, Elisabeth, anker@gwu.edu, George Washington University
Discussant(s):
Lowndes, Joseph - joseph.lowndes@hunter.cuny.edu, Hunter College
Saturday 3:15PM-5:00PM
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Panel : 03.11 -Geoengineering and New Planetary Perspectives
Date : Saturday, April 19, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 503
Chair(s) :
Vanderheiden, Steve, vanders@colorado.edu, University of Colorado at Boulder
Papers :
Generationally Parochial Geoengineering
Gardiner, Stephen, smgard@uw.edu, University of Washington
McKinnon, Catriona, C.McKinnon@exeter.ac.uk, University of Exeter
Thinking Spaceship Earth: From Metaphor to Imaginary
Verhaak, Sjors, sfv7@cornell.edu, Cornell University
What if Ecological Modernization Fails?
Maskit, Jonathan, maskit@denison.edu, Denison University
Discussant(s):
Glasson, Hannah - hannah.glasson@duke.edu, Duke
Panel : 04.10 -Collaborative Governance and Policy Adoption
Date : Saturday, April 19, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 406
Chair(s) :
Koontz, Tomas, koontz31@uw.edu, University of Washington Tacoma
Papers :
The Dynamics and Determinants of Country Preferences Towards International Environmental Conservation
Blinova, Daria, blinovad@udel.edu, University of Delaware
Bagozzi, Benjamin, bagozzib@udel.edu, University of Delaware
Learning to Tread Lightly: Collaboration among Desert Land Managers and Off Roaders in the Coachella Valley Emmons Allison, Juliann, juliann@ucr.edu, University of California - Riverside
Sweet, Lynn , lynn.sweet at ucr.edu, University of California - Riverside
Barrios, Luis, luis.barrios1@ucr.edu, University of California - Riverside
Heacox, Scott, scott.heacox@ucr.edu, University of California - Riverside
Singh, Ajit, ajit.singh@email.ucr.edu, University of California - Riverside
The Determinants of Non-Tariff Measures Targeted at Electric Vehicles
Wang, Hanjie, hanjiewang123@gmail.com, Boston University
Message framing and farmers' attitudes towards climate smart agricultural practices
Wiltse, David, david.wiltse@sdstate.edu, South Dakota State University
Viskupic, Filip, filip@iastate.edu, Iowa State University
Wang, Tong, , South Dakota State University
Discussant(s):
Foxe, Jana - jfoxe@uw.edu, University of Washington LaRue, Rebecca - rebecca.larue@wsu.edu, Washington State University
Panel : 05.6 -Authors-Meet-Critics: The Presidents and the People: Five Presidents who Threatened Democracy and the Citizens who Fought to Defend It, by Corey Brettschneider AND Presidential Accountability in Wartime: President Bush, the Treatment of Detainees, and the Laws of War, by Stuart Streichler
Date : Saturday, April 19, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 508
Chair(s) : Mayerfeld, Jamie, jasonm@uw.edu, University of Washington
Discussant(s):
Brettschneider, Corey - corey_brettschneider@brown.edu, Brown University Dow, Douglas - douglas.dow@utdallas.edu, University of Texas at Dallas Streichler, Stuart - stuartst@umich.edu, University of Washington
Panel : 06.9 -Roundtable: The State of Intersectionality Research in Political Science
Date : Saturday, April 19, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 502
Chair(s) : Jackson, Jenn, jjacks37@syr.edu, Syracuse University
Discussant(s):
Brower, Margaret - mpbrower@uw.edu, Hancock, Ange-Marie - hancock.39@osu.edu, Ohio State Pinderhughes, Dianne - Dianne.M.Pinderhughes.1@nd.edu, Notre Dame
Panel : 08.3 -American Indians and American Governance
Date : Saturday, April 19, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 603
Chair(s) :
Phan, Ngoc, ntphan@hpu.edu, Hawaii Pacific University
Papers :
Native American Trust in Tribal and Federal Government
Branton, Gina, rbranton@uncc.edu, University of North Carolina Charlotte
Witmer, Rick, , Creighton University
Martinez-Ebers, Valerie, valmartinez@unt.edu, University of North Texas
Indigenous Immigration: Attitudes on Immigration Policy and NAtive American Sovereignty
Burnett, John, John.Burnett@Hawaii.edu, University of Hawaii at Hilo
Examining Social Learning and Competition in the Adoption of Intergovernmental Agreements between Native Nations and State Governments
Conner, Thaddieus, conner03@nmsu.edu, New Mexico State University
Criminal Justice Encounters and Political Participation in Native American Communities
Rogers, Melissa, melissa.rogers@cgu.edu, Claremont Graduate University
Headington, Edward, edward.headington@cgu.edu, Claremont Graduate University
Schroedel, Jean, jean.schroedel@cgu.edu, Claremont Graduate University
Dietrich, Joseph , jdietrich@towson.edu, Towson University
Sustainable Sovereignty: The Intersection of Food and National Security in Alaska's Arctic Williams, Tate, tatewill@colostate.edu, Colorado State University
Haneke, Sarah, sarah.haneke@outlook.com, Colorado State University
Discussant(s):
Castañeda Dower, Sonja - sonjacastaneda@uchicago.edu, University of Chicago
Panel : 09.8 -International Environmental Politics
Date : Saturday, April 19, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 608
Chair(s) :
Hameed, Mehwish, mmh632@nau.edu, Northern Arizona University
Kharchik, Maria, Masha.Kharchik01@student.csulb.edu, California State University Long Beach
Papers :
Navigating International Climate Commitments: The Role of Inter-State Pseudo Clubs in Shaping High-Emitters’ Climate Policies
CHEN, ZHONG, chen.zhong@mail.utoronto.ca, University of Toronto
Partisan Cocoa: Varieties Cocoa Upgrading in Ghana and Cote D'Ivoire
Sorkpor, Constance, sorkporconstance@gmail.com, University of Idaho
The Impact of Foreign Aid on the Agricultural Development in Pakistan: A geopolitical Perspective
Hameed, Mehwish, mmh632@nau.edu, Northern Arizona University
Agricultural crisis in Ukraine and its Impact on Global Food Security
Kharchik, Maria, Masha.Kharchik01@student.csulb.edu, California State University Long Beach
Discussant(s):
Sorkpor, Constance - sorkporconstance@gmail.com, University of Idaho
Panel : 09.11 -International Politics in the Pacific
Date : Saturday, April 19, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 609
Chair(s) :
Adams, Karen, karen.adams@umontana.edu, University of Montana
Papers :
Democratisation, Conflict and Crisis: Contemporary United States role in the new great game of Asia Pacific
Khalid, Farhan, farhankhalid5669@gmail.com, Government Murray Graduate College
Sialkot
K, Seerat , Khanseerat503@gmail.com, Government Murray graduate college
The flow of foreign direct investment under the US-China conflict
Wei-Hsiu, Lin, 148660@o365.tku.edu.tw, Tamkang University
Russia’s India Strategy: Balancing China or Undermining the US?
Xiran, Chen, chenxiran@arizona.edu, University of Arizona
Nurullayev, Dmitriy, nurullayev@arizona.edu, The University of Arizona
Reflections on the First 10 Years of Sino-American Bipolarity
Adams, Karen, karen.adams@umontana.edu, University of Montana
Discussant(s):
Adams, Karen - karen.adams@umontana.edu, University of Montana
Khalid, Farhan - farhankhalid5669@gmail.com, Government Murray Graduate College
Sialkot
Panel : 11.9 -Author-meets-critics: Dual Justice: America’s Divergent Approaches to Street and Corporate Crime by Anthony Grasso
Date : Saturday, April 19, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 509
Chair(s) :
Discussant(s):
Cate, Sarah - scate@seattleu.edu, Seattle University
Grasso, Anthony - agrasso@camden.rutgers.edu, Rutgers University
McCann, Michael - , University of Washington
Taylor, Kirstine - taylork2@ohio.edu, Ohio University
Panel : 15.12 -Author-meets-critics: Ira Allen's Panic Now? Tools for Humanizing
Date : Saturday, April 19, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 606
Chair(s) :
Martel, James, jmartel@sfsu.edu, San Francisco State University
Discussant(s):
Allen, Ira - Ira.Allen@nau.edu , Northern Arizona University
Bhattacharjee, Ritwik - ritwik85@student.ubc.ca, University of British Columbia
Bruyneel, Kevin - kbruyneel@babson.edu, Babson College
Chari, - anitac@uoregon.edu, University of Oregon
Rotem, Noga - nrotem@uw.edu, The University of Washington
Panel : 15.14 -Representation and the Boundaries of Democracy
Date : Saturday, April 19, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 607
Chair(s) :
Chick, Matthew, chickm@hartwick.edu, Hartwick College
Papers :
A Constructivist Defense of Descriptive Representation
Guo, Chelsea, chelsea.guo@princeton.edu, Princeton University
Brain Drain and Emigration Restrictions: An Egalitarian Account
Tapia-Riquelme, Diego, hfs7tu@virginia.edu, University of Virginia
Taming Uninformed Democracy
Takeuchi, Hiroki, htakeuch@smu.edu, Southern Methodist University
Eid, Kitty, keid@smu.edu, Southern Methodist University
Discussant(s):
Wells, Catherine - catherine.wells@email.ucr.edu, University of California, Riverside
Panel : 16.12 -Psychoanalysis and Political Theory: A Renewed Method?
Date : Saturday, April 19, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 402
Chair(s) :
Anker, Elisabeth, anker@gwu.edu, George Washington University
Papers :
Right-Wing Identity Politics: Reversal, Projection, and Misrecognition
DuFord, Nathan, nduford@smith.edu, Smith College
The Universalizing Tendency
Siegel, Nica, nica.siegel@gmail.com, Amherst College
Failing, Flailing, and Political Depression amid the AIDS Crisis
Galloway, Samuel, Samuel.Galloway@purchase.edu, State University of New YorkPurchase
Police Demonology, or Fantasies of Control Between Trumpism and Blue Lives Matter
Lester, Quinn, qlester1@jh.edu, Johns Hopkins University
Discussant(s):
Galloway, Samuel - Samuel.Galloway@purchase.edu, State University of New YorkPurchase
Lester, Quinn - qlester1@jh.edu, Johns Hopkins University
Siegel, Nica - nica.siegel@gmail.com, Amherst College
Wingrove, Elizabeth - ewingrov@umich.edu, University of Michigan
Panel : 16.24 -Theorizing Democratic Conditions: Modernity, Militarism & Radicalism
Date : Saturday, April 19, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 403
Chair(s) :
Pham, Kevin, k.d.pham@uva.nl, University of Amsterdam
Papers :
Embracing the Paradox of Militant Democracy
Cheng, Eric, echeng4@cougarnet.uh.edu, University of Houston
The Minimalist Defense of Democracy and Radical Politics: A Reconsideration
Conn, Zachary, zconn@gradcenter.cuny.edu, City University of New York Graduate Center
Machiavelli and Democratic Modernity
Garber, Gabriel, ggarber@gradcenter.cuny.edu, The Graduate Center, City University of New York
The Labor of Study: Educating to/in Democratic Equality
Rosenblum, Samuel, smr335@cornell.edu, Cornell University
Thinking without an Ideological Banister: The Political Realism of Qin Hui (秦晖)
Zhao, Xinzhi, zhaoxz@umd.edu, University of Maryland-College Park
Discussant(s):
Bean, Conor - beanc@appstate.edu, Appalachian State University
Phillips, Chas. - chas@jhu.edu, Johns Hopkins University
Panel : 16.36 -Labor Politics
Date : Saturday, April 19, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 404
Chair(s) :
George, Larry, Larry.George@csulb.edu , California State University Long Beach
Papers : What is
Cadet, Cécile, ccadet1@jhu.edu, Johns Hopkins University
Shawn Fain Agonistes
Mann, Thomas, tmann@seattleu.edu , Seattle University
Free Time and the Transformation of Work
Sindhu, Siraj, siraj_sindhu@brown.edu, Brown University
Socialists Deus Ex Machina? Automation, Alienation, and Utopia
Clark, Zoë, zoe_i_clark@brown.edu, Brown University
“Conditions of Outward Freedom”: Crystal Eastman’s Feminist Theory of Political
Economy
Nizalowska, Ewa, en256@cornell.edu, Cornell University
Discussant(s):
Taylor, Benjamin - taylorbb@alma.edu , Alma College
Panel : 17.10 -Theories of Race and Ethnicity: New Directions
Date : Saturday, April 19, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 506
Chair(s) :
Papers :
The Constituting Environment of Whiteness: Subjectivity, Anxiety, and Recognition in Ontological Security
Bell, Joseph, bell.1827@osu.edu, The Ohio State University
From Fraternity to Equality: Political Transformation in Carey McWilliams’ Political Thought
Gambino, Giacomo, jackgambino@muhlenberg.edu, Muhlenberg College
Imperialism, Language Equality, and the Eritrean War of Independence
Gebremichael, Amanuel, gebremat@wfu.edu, Wake Forest University René Descartes and The Racial Politics of Skepticism
Israel-Megerssa, Ayantu, ayantu_israel-megerssa@brown.edu, Brown University
Discussant(s):
Phulwani, Vijay - yzg3jh@virginia.edu, University of Virginia
Panel : 22.6 -Democratic Difficulties II: Election Controversies and Democratic Decline in US and Around the Globe
Date : Saturday, April 19, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 408
Chair(s) : Merolla, Jennifer, merolla@ucr.edu, University of California, Riverside
Papers :
How exceptional are US attitudes towards elections? Confidence in elections in comparative perspective. Donovan, Todd, donovat@wwu.edu, Western Washington University Bowler, Shaun , shaun.bowler@ucr.edu , University of California Riverside
Election Security, Elite Messaging, or Electoral Threat? Explaining Negative Attitudes Toward Mail-In Voting
Davis Thomander, Sierra, sierradavis19@gmail.com, Stanford University
Smith, Alena, alenarsmith@gmail.com, Stanford University
Winners, Affective Polarization, and Support for Violations of Democratic Norms
Huang, Yu-Shiuan, yslhuang@ucdavis.edu, University of California, Davis
Asymmetry in Affective Polarization: Negative Voting and the Trump Effect in the 2020 Election
Zheng, Bang, bangquan@ucla.edu, University of Texas at Austin
Discussant(s):
Sandlin, Evan - esandlin@usc.edu, University of Southern California
Panel : 24.12 -Theorizing Race and Ethnicity
Date : Saturday, April 19, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 604
Chair(s) :
Gonzales, Alfonso , alfonsog@ucr.edu, UCR
Papers :
Seeing Like a Wolf: The Political Thought of Walter Rodney and Mauro Marini
Gonzales, Alfonso , alfonsog@ucr.edu, UCR
Political Participation and Immigrant Linked Fate Among Asian Americans
Macias Mejia, Yoshira, maciasmejiay@montclair.edu, Montclair State University
From Perverse to Holy: Rekindling Black Queer Erotic Histories
Yuzyk, Seon, syuzyk@ualberta.ca, University of Alberta
The Formation of Davis, Jr., Theodore, teddavis@udel.edu, University of Delaware
Discussant(s):
Abraham, Jenaro - abrahamj@gonzaga.edu, Gonzaga University
Turbino Torres, Luisa - lturbinotorres@fau.edu, Florida Atlantic University
Panel : 29.8 -Roundtable: A Thirty Year Retrospective on At Women's Expense: Reproductive Politics in the US Post-Dobbs
Date : Saturday, April 19, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 409
Chair(s) :
Daniels, Cynthia, crd@polisci.rutgers.edu, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
Discussant(s):
Heidt-Forsythe, Erin - heidt.forsythe@gmail.com, Portland State University
Howard, Grace - grace.howard@sjsu.edu, San Jose State University
Roberti, Amanda - aroberti@sfsu.edu, San Francisco State University
Panel : 32.11 -Critical Medeas: Violence and Politics Between Myth and Reality
Date : Saturday, April 19, 03:15PM - 05:00PM
Location : 601
Chair(s) :
Balfour, Lawrie , klb3q@virginia.edu, The University of Virginia
Papers :
The Medea Project: Rage, Violence, and Choral Collectives
Hanley, Danielle, danhanley@clarku.edu, Clark University
Disappearing Motherhood in Euripides’ Medea
Fedi, Silvia, silvia.fedi@emory.edu, Emory University
Should Political Theory Cut the Queen’s Head? Sovereignty, Body-territory, and the Power over Life and Death
Zebadua-Yanez, Veronica, vzebadua@spelman.edu, Spelman College Feminist Violence and the End of Politics
Owen, Rose, owenr@newschool.edu, The New School of Social Research
Discussant(s):
Chen, Ani - aac245@cornell.edu, Cornell University
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