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T-2 Theme Roundtable: Power, Institutions, Interests, and Culture in Africa
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T-3 Theme Roundtable: The Social Sources of Political Power
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T-4 Theme Roundtable: The American Constitutional Order After 9/11
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T-5 Theme Roundtable: Power in Latin America
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T-6 Theme Panel: The Separation of Powers and the Rise of Executive Power in a Divided Nation
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T-7 Theme Roundtable: Power Reconsidered: Political Power of LGBT Citizens
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T-8 Theme Panel: Power and Game Theoretic Approaches to International Relations
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T-9 Theme Panel: Power and International Law: Understanding Human Rights
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T-10 Theme Roundtable: Was Paris Burning? Power and Politics in France
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T-11 Theme Panel:The Politics of Foreign Aid: Empowering Recipients or Advancing Donor Interests
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T-12 Theme Panel: This Is Your Military. Is It the Right Military?
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T-13 Theme Roundtable: Power and Historical Institutionalism
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T-14 Theme Panel: Experimental Methods In Comparative Politics
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T-15 Theme Roundtable: Polarization, Parties, and Power: Partisanship and the Balance of Power in American Politics
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T-16 Theme Roundtable: Has There Really Been a Republican Revolution?
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T-17 Theme Roundtable: Race and Power in World Politics: Has 'Globalization' Changed the Rules?
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T-18 Theme Panel: Reflections on Power and Place
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T-19 Theme Panel: Downward Mobility in the Labor Market: The Politics of Causes and Cures
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T-20 Theme Roundtable: The Future of Political Campaigning: How the Web, Databases, and Microtargeting are Changing Elections
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T-21 Theme Roundtable: Reconstituting Intellectual Power in the Academy: A Conversation Across Generations
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T-22 Theme Panel: Dimensions of Hegemonic Power and Recent U.S. Foreign Policy
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T-23 Theme Roundtable: Power Resource Theory Revisited and Revised
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T-24 Theme Panel: Conceptualizing the Political Languages of Power
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T-25 Theme Panel: Political Organizations and Power
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T-26 Theme Panel: 'Bleaching' New Orleans? Power, Race, and Place After Katrina
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T-27 Theme Panel: The Nature of Presidential Leadership
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| 1 Political Thought and Philosophy: Historical Approaches |
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1-1 Gender, Power, and the Good Life in the Thought of Jean-Jacques Rousseau
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1-2 The Power of Religion and the Power of the State
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1-3 Does Virtue Have Power Over Us? The Status of Virtue in the Contemporary World
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1-4 Tocqueville and the Religions of Democracy
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1-5 Leo Strauss and his Contemporaries on Political Science
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1-6 Starting from Here: Understanding the Context of Development and Democratization -- From Nineteenth-Century Theory to Twenty First-Century Practice
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1-7 Kant and Contemporary Political Theory
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1-8 Locke, Charity and Welfare Rights
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1-9 The Sophists and Their Critics
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1-10 Christian Realism and Power in the 21st Century
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1-11 Politics and Pluralisms: Culture, Value, and Identity
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1-12 Political Power and the Use and Abuse of War
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1-13 Power and the Psyche in Nietzsche
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1-14 Machiavelli and Power
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1-15 Nietzsche's Rhetoric of Nihilism
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1-16 Politics and Anthropology in Modern Political Philosophy
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1-17 Classical Friendship as an Alternative to Power Politics
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1-18 The Power of Opposition and the Power of Reconciliation
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1-19 Moral Principle and International Relations
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1-20 Power, Preservation, and Change in the Early American Experience
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1-21 The Civic Rousseau
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1-22 The Wealth of Adam Smith
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1-23 Reconsidering the Foundations of Liberalism
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1-24 Modernizing Religion
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1-25 Democracy and Power: Ancient and Modern
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1-26 Toleration: Foundations and Boundaries
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1-27 The Moral Foundations Reconsidered
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1-28 The Hebraic Tradition in the Construction of Modern Understandings of Power and Politics
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1-29 The History and Theory of Constituent Power
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1-30 Power and Sovereignty in the French Liberal Tradition
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1-31 The Political Vision of Wendell Berry
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1-32 Justice, Conflict, and the Pluralistic Structure of Politics
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1-33 The Philosophical Foundations of Extralegal Action
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1-34 Power and the Interests of the Stronger: Thraysmachus Reconsidered
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1-35 Engaging Hellenism: The Interpretation of Politics and the Politics of Interpretation
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1-36 The Problem of Evil
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| 2 Foundations of Political Theory |
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2-1 Tocqueville and the Religions of Democracy
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2-2 The Power of the Image
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2-3 Author Meets Critics: Sigal Ben-Porath's Citizenship Under Fire: Democratic Education in Times of Conflict
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2-4 The Politics of Food, Taste, and Time
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2-5 Precarious Politics: Critical Encounters with Judith Butler’s Political Theory
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2-6 Appreciation, Appropriation, and the Question of Praise Across the Racial Divide: The Cavell /Gooding-Williams Exchange
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2-7 The Legacy of Hannah Arendt (1906-1975)
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2-8 Power, Vision, and Imagination
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2-9 On Vengeance and Death
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2-10 Making Up Publics
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2-11 Newish Bodies
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2-12 Political Deliberation: Passions, Power, and Publicity
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2-13 Power, Violence and the Body
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2-14 Affective Dimensions of Power and Politics
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2-15 Rethinking Power in the 'Debate About Empire'
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2-16 The Gift of Science: Leibniz and the Modern Legal Tradition
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2-17 The History and Theory of Constituent Power
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2-18 Author Meets Critics: William J. Talbott, Which Rights Should Be Universal?
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2-19 Wronging Rights
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2-20 Global Parliament/Global Government? A Roundtable on Power and Possibility in an Evolving World System
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2-21 Reconsidering Dahl's 'Concept of Power'
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2-22 The Politics of Conversion
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2-23 On Skepticism and Desert: Fairness and the Limits of the Liberal
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2-24 Democratic Exclusions
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2-25 Physiography Against Physiogony: The Concept of Race and the Constitution of Identity
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2-26 Family Matters
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2-27 Federalism
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2-28 Power and Sovereignty in the French Liberal Tradition
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2-29 Power and Desire in Feminist Theory and Practice
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2-30 Race, Place, and Story in American Literature
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2-31 Rousseau's Continuing Influence on and Critiques of the Literary Arts
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2-32 Political Representation: Theory and Practice
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2-33 Contestation and Closure: Rethinking Agonistic Democracy
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2-34 Roundtable: The Concept of the Political Reconsidered
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2-35 Responding to Violence: Justice and the Problematic of the Legal, the Historical and the Apocalyptic
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2-36 Beyond Gated Politics: The Possibility of Democracy
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2-37 Justice, Conflict, and the Pluralistic Structure of Politics
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2-38 Power and Political Legitimacy
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2-39 Rethinking Capitalism: Contingency, Diversity, Choice
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2-40 Becoming Minor: Theory in the Age of Science
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2-41 Potency and Affect in Contemporary Identity
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2-42 The Philosophical Foundations of Extralegal Action
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2-43 Power and the Interests of the Stronger: Thraysmachus Reconsidered
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2-44 Foundations of Political Theory Plenary Session
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2-45 Reconceptualizing Power: Indigenous Peoples Past and Present
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2-46 Modernity and Authorization
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2-47 Our Antiquity, Ourselves: Classicism as Political Inspiration
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2-48 The International, Rethought
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2-49 Modernity and the Good
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2-50 Engaging Hellenism: The Interpretation of Politics and the Politics of Interpretation
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2-51 The Political Considerations of Socrates
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| 3 Normative Political Theory |
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3-1 Author Meets Critics: Sigal Ben-Porath's Citizenship Under Fire: Democratic Education in Times of Conflict
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3-2 Appreciation, Appropriation, and the Question of Praise Across the Racial Divide: The Cavell /Gooding-Williams Exchange
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3-3 The Legacy of Hannah Arendt (1906-1975)
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3-4 On Vengeance and Death
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3-5 Political Deliberation: Passions, Power, and Publicity
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3-6 Author Meets Readers; Sanford Levinson's 'The Iron Cage of the United States Constitution'
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3-7 Du Bois and Critical Race Theory: Racial Formation and Resistance
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3-8 Blacks in Theory, Blacks in Practice
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3-9 J.S. Mill at 200: Despotism and Liberty
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3-10 Problematizing the Normative/Empirical Distinction in Political Theory: An Approach through Disciplinary History
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3-11 Fugitive Democracy, Totalitarianism, and Post-Modern Power
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3-12 Political Representation: Theory and Practice
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3-13 The Edge of Reason: Science and Anger in the Liberal Tradition
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3-14 Travel, Theory, Power
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3-15 Letting Be: Fred Dallmayr's Cosmopolitical Vision
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3-16 Empowered Emotion
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3-17 Shakespeare and Hobbes as Architects of Modernity
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3-18 The Place of Families in Liberal Polities
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3-19 Globalization and Multiculturalism
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3-20 Performance: Unity and Transgression
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3-21 Democratic Challenges: Corruption, Deception, Truth, Deliberation
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3-22 Race and Political Action
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3-23 Sovereignty, the State, and the Indigenous
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3-24 Democracy in the Professions, the Farms, and the Market
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3-25 Ways of Thinking About Power
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3-26 Violence and Terrorism
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3-27 Democratic Metaphors
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3-28 Political Action
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3-29 Varieties of Domination
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3-30 Evil, Violence, and Oppression
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3-31 Home is Where the Hatred is: Meditations on the Origins of Political Power
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3-32 Contestation and Closure: Rethinking Agonistic Democracy
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3-33 Dewey, Power and Democracy
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3-34 Roundtable: The Concept of the Political Reconsidered
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3-35 Responding to Violence: Justice and the Problematic of the Legal, the Historical and the Apocalyptic
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3-36 Beyond Gated Politics: The Possibility of Democracy
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3-37 Care and Global Justice
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| 4 Formal Political Theory |
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4-1 Formal Models and International Politics
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4-2 Formal Theory and Elections
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4-3 Using Cyber Senate (And Other) Software to Analyze Spatial Voting Games
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4-4 Voting Systems and Formal Theory
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4-5 Formal Models and Bureaucratic Behavior
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4-6 Electoral Competition and Candidate Behavior
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4-7 Formal Models of Voting Behavior
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4-8 Political Methodology and Formal Theory
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4-9 Formal Models of Collective Action
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4-10 Formal Theory and the Concept of Power
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4-11 Formal Models and Political Institutions
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| 5 Political Psychology |
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5-1 Information Processing
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5-2 Theme Roundtable: Reconstituting Intellectual Power in the Academy: A Conversation Across Generations
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5-3 The Modern Paradox of Presidential Power: Katrina and 9/11
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5-4 Emotional Aspects of Political Communication
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5-5 Psychological Factors in American Foreign Policy
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5-6 Genetic and Evolutionary Bases of Political Behavior
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5-7 Neuroscientific Advances in the Study of Political Science
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5-8 The Impact of Emotion on Political Decision Making
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5-9 Exploring New Substantive Domains in Experimental Political Psychology
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5-10 Affect and Cognition in Voting
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5-11 Emotional Influences on Public Opinion
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5-12 Ambivalence in Voting and Public Opinion
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| 6 Political Economy |
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6-1 The Missing Link(s) Between Inequality and Redistribution. Cleavage Structure and Policy Preferences for Public Spending
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6-2 Political Competition in Democracies: Measurement and Implications
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6-3 Accountability and Corruption
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6-4 Power Dynamics
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6-5 Competition and Rent Seeking
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6-6 Redistribution
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6-7 Institutions and Preferences
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6-8 Economic Performance
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6-9 Fiscal and Economic Policy
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| 7 Politics and History |
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7-1 Partisanship, Elections and Legislative Decision Making in Historical Context
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7-2 Foreign Affairs and the American Presidency: Development and Political Change
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7-3 States and Social Coalitions in Social Policy Development
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7-4 The National Security State and American Political Development
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7-5 Explaining Institutional Change in Different Varieties of Capitalism
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7-6 Institutions, Identities and Cognition: New Directions in Historical Institutionalist Research
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7-7 Historical Change and Evolutionary Theory
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7-8 Roundtable on Aristide Zolberg's 'A Nation by Design?'
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7-9 The Role of Conservatism in the Evolution of American Environmental Policy
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7-10 How Policies Shape Citizens: Roundtable on Suzanne Mettler's 'Soldiers to Citizens: The GI Bill and the Making of the Greatest Generation'
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7-11 Bringing Urbanization into American Political Development: Institutions, Power Structures, and Identities
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7-12 Education, Citizenship, and American Political Development
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7-13 Democrats, Republicans, and Movements in APD
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7-14 Dynamics of American Legislative Politics
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7-15 Law and American Political Development
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7-16 Constitutional Dynamics of American Political Development
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7-17 Meet the Author: Robert Lieberman, Shaping Race Policy
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7-18 Race and U.S. Political Development
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7-19 Roundtable on Ira Katznelson's 'When Affirmative Action was White'
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7-20 Power Games in the Politics of Memory and Memorialization
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7-21 Pragmatist and Constructivist Perspectives on Institutional Change in US and Comparative Politics
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| 8 Political Methodology |
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8-1 An Assessment of Forecasting in Political Science
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8-2 Experimental Design, Measurement, and Causal Effect Estimation in Voting Studies
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8-3 New Methods for Studying Electoral Systems and Voting Behavior
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8-4 Descriptive Inference: Is there a Method to Describing?
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8-5 Examples of Multi-Method Research
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8-6 Political Methodology and Formal Theory
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8-7 Methods for Causal Inference With Observational Data
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8-8 Bayesian Inference
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8-9 Spatial Models and Ideal Points Estimation
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8-10 Modeling Preferences, Choices, and Vote Shares
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8-11 Modeling Dependence in Time and Space
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8-12` Methods for Analyzing Legislative Language, Networks, and Organizations
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8-13 Analyzing Duration/Count/Time Series Data
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8-14 Measurement Issues in Survey Research
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| 9 Teaching & Learning in Political Science |
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9-1 Technology and Information Management in the Classroom
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9-2 Teaching Democracy: Civic Education and Citizenship in Action
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9-3 Roundtable: Authority Patterns and Power Relationships: Harry Eckstein's Congruence Theory Revisited
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9-4 Beyond Lectures: Alternative Techniques to Enhance Teaching Effectiveness
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9-5 Active Learning Strategies in Political Science
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9-6 Designing a Political Science Education
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| 10 Undergraduate Education |
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10-1 Power, Pedagogy, and Program Assessment
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10-2 Introducing Power to Undergraduates
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10-3 Empowering an Active Classroom
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10-4 Assessing Outcomes in Experiential Learning
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| 11 Comparative Politics |
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11-1 Institutions and Political Mobilization in the Muslim World
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11-2 Political Parties and Party Systems in Developing Democracies
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11-3 Nations and Nationalisms Reconsidered
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11-4 The Politics of Corruption
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11-5 Violence and Political Possibility
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11-6 From Red to the Black: Extracting and Managing State Revenue While Transitioning from the Planned Economy
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11-7 Capacity, Coercion, Consent: Comparative Politics of the Tax State
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11-8 Formal versus Informal Powers to Shape Social Policy
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11-9 New Research on the Microdynamics of Civil War
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11-10 Regime Type Effects on Democratic Performance: Representation, Policy Outcomes and Accountability
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11-11 Coercion, Conflict, and the State
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11-12 Theme Roundtable: Power Resource Theory Revisited and Revised
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11-13 The Dynamics of Federalism: Politics, Institutions and Policies
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11-14 Property Rights and Political Development: Corporate and Insecure Rights in the Making of Citizens and Constituencies
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11-15 African Political Institutions and the Provision of Public Goods: New Directions on Research in Africa
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11-16 The Left in Government: Contemporary Cases from Latin America
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11-17 Society’s Impact on the State: Transforming States of Africa, Asia, Eurasia, Latin America, and the Middle East
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11-18 Security in Comparative Perspective: Military and Police Forces in Asia and Latin America
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11-19 Roundtable: What Has Comparative Politics Accomplished? A Conversation Among Leading Scholars
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11-20 Temporal Dimensions of Policies and Politics
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11-21 How Black Gold Enriches Theory
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11-22 Contesting Power in the Developing World: New Parties, New Issues, and New Cleavages
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11-23 The State of Democracy in Southeast Asia
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11-24 Participatory Institutions in Developing Nations: Deepening Democracy or the Latest Development Fad?
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11-25 Power Beyond the State: International Institutions, Transnational Activism, and Global Governance
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11-26 Globalization, Economic Reform and Partisanship
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11-27 Immigration Regimes and Citizenship
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11-28 New Directions in the Study of Political Parties
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11-29 Ethnic Diversity, Democracy, and Development
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11-30 Welfare States: Revisiting Finance, Redistribution, and Stratification
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11-31 Finer Varieties or Different Varieties: Does Developed Asia Fit the Varieties of Capitalism Framework?
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11-32 Studying Judicial Power in New Democracies: Courts in Latin America
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11-33 Comparative Approaches to the Development of Bureaucratic Organizations and Institutions
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11-34 Globalization Is What We Make of It: Contentious Politics, Between the Local and the Transnational
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11-35 Rationality, Culture, and Structure in Comparative Politics: Classic Themes, New Directions
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11-36 Popular Organization and Interest Politics in Third Wave Democracies
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11-37 Asian Welfare States: A Cross-National Perspective
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11-38 The Punishment Puzzle:
An Exploration of How, When and Why State Repression Succeeds/Fails
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11-39 Quantitative and Qualititative Studies of Conflict: What They Tell Us, and What They Don't
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11-40 Executive-Legislative Relations in Presidential Democracies
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11-41 Can Democracy Be Promoted? A Cross-National Study of USAID Democracy and Governance Programs
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11-42 Authoritarian Regimes in Comparative Perspective
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11-43 Transitional Justice: Institutions and Behavior
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11-44 The Politics of Ideas: Theory, Method, and Analysis
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11-45 Roundtable: Beyond Continuity: Institutional Change in Advanced Political Economies
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11-46 Roundtable on Aristide Zolberg's 'A Nation by Design?'
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11-47 Meet the Author: Robert Lieberman, Shaping Race Policy
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11-48 Unions and Workers in Developing and Post Communist Nations
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| 12 Comparative Politics of Developing Areas |
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12-1 Regime Type and Determinants of Capital Flows
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12-2 Political Economy of Developing Countries
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12-3 States' Responses in Adjusting to Globalization
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12-4 Institutions and Political Mobilization in the Muslim World
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12-5 Political Parties and Party Systems in Developing Democracies
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12-6 Nations and Nationalisms Reconsidered
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12-7 Democratization and Changing Power Relations Between Ethnic Minorities and Majorities
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12-8 Mexico's 2006 Election: Democratic Consolidation?
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12-9 Arab Protest Movements
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12-10 Social and Political Islamism
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12-11 The Repression-Dissent Nexus in the Middle East: Insights from a Mixed-Methods Approach
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12-12 Democratic Participation and Reconstitution of the State: Lessons from sub-Saharan Africa
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12-13 The Politics of Corruption
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12-14 Violence and Political Possibility
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12-15 Judicial Politics in Developing Countries
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12-16 Struggling for Power in Sub-Saharan Africa
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12-17 State Formation in Developing Countries Revisited
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12-18 The Politics of Economic Upgrading and Institutional Change the in Developing World
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12-19 Rethinking Policy Reform: The Politics of Poverty and Social Policy in Developing Countries
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12-20 African Political Institutions and the Provision of Public Goods: New Directions in Research on Africa
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12-21 The Left in Government: Contemporary Cases from Latin America
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12-22 Society’s Impact on the State: Transforming States of Africa, Asia, Eurasia, Latin America, and the Middle East
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12-23 Security in Comparative Perspective: Military and Police Forces in Asia and Latin America
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12-24 Democracy and the Power of Religion
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12-25 Constitutional Reform in Latin America: From Intentions to Outcomes
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12-26 The Limits of Electoral Legitimacy
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12-27 Comparative Populism
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| 13 Politics of Communist and Former Communist States |
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13-1 Political Behavior in Eastern Europe: Is There a Post-Communist Mentality?
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13-2 Why Parties in the Post-Communist World? Fresh Findings in Comparative Perspective
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13-3 Migration and Ethnoreligious Hostility in Russia: Subnational Variation in Cross-National Perspective
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13-4 From Red to the Black: Extracting and Managing State Revenue While Transitioning from the Planned Economy
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13-5 Why Communism Didn't Collapse: Exploring Regime Resilience in China, Vietnam, Laos, North Korea, and Cuba
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13-6 Prospects for Political Reform in China: Implications from Empirical Research
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13-7 New Security Issues in Eurasia: Comparative and IR Perspectives
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13-8 Post-Communist Democratization
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13-9 Changing Arenas of Politics in Post-Communist Russia
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13-10 Beyond Beijing
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13-11 Gauging Public Opinion in Post-Communist Countries: Surveys and Interviews
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13-12 How Black Gold Enriches Theory
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13-13 Shifting Power Relations in Post-Communist Eurasian Transitions
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| 14 Comparative Politics of Advanced Industrial Societies |
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14-1 The Missing Link(s) Between Inequality and Redistribution. Cleavage Structure and Policy Preferences for Public Spending
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14-2 Political Competition in Democracies: Measurement and Implications
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14-3 Electoral Institutions and Varieties of Capitalism
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14-4 Power and Politics in Corporate Governance Reform
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14-5 New Challenges to Partisan Strategies and Government Policies
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14-6 Public Opinion, Rationality and Political Behavior: The Sources of the Public’s Knowledge of Policy and Its Impact
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14-7 Politics of Fertility and Employment
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14-8 Politics of Decentralization
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14-9 Immigration Politics in Advanced Industrial Democracies
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14-10 Political Economic Context and Policy Voting
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14-11 Politics and Macroeconomic Policymaking
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14-12 Political Institutions and Policymaking
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14-13 Politics of Government Formation and Duration
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14-14 Elite Communications and Public Opinion Formation
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14-15 Income Inequality and European Welfare States
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14-16 Judicial Power in Comparative Politics and International Relations
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| 15 European Politics and Society |
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15-1 Electoral Institutions and Varieties of Capitalism
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15-2 Power and Politics in Corporate Governance Reform
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15-3 New Challenges to Partisan Strategies and Government Policies
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15-4 Roundtable: Can There Be Democracy Without Community in the EU?
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15-5 Reforming the European Social Model
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15-6 Roundtable: Constitutional Crisis or Constitutional Compromise in the European Union?
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15-7 Europe and Elections
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15-8 Income Inequality and European Welfare States
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15-9 Parties and Immigration in Europe
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15-10 The Politics of the European Constitution
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15-11 Representation, Contestation, and the Political Space in Europe
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15-12 Anti-Extremist Policies in Advanced Democratic Systems: Beyond the Counter-Terrorism Template
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15-13 EU Expansion and Domestic Change
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15-14 Comparative Economic Voting
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15-15 Elections and Information in Europe in a Comparative Context
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15-16 Theme Roundtable: Was Paris Burning? Power and Politics in France
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15-17 What is Troubling the French?: Current Assessments
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| 16 International Political Economy |
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16-1 Overlapping Institutions: The Politics of Nested Regimes and Forum-shopping
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16-2 ITRAG Panel: The Causes and Consequences of State Collaboration through International Treaties
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16-3 Regime Type and Determinants of Capital Flows
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16-4 Political Economy of Developing Countries
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16-5 Issues in Trade Protectionism
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16-6 Trade and Democratic Peace
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16-7 Credibility and Signaling Issues in Exchange Rate Politics
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16-8 The Politics of International Financial Institutions' Lending
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16-9 Power Issues in Globalization and International Trade
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16-10 New Insights on Globalization
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16-11 International Financial Institutions and Development
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16-12 Determinants of Exchange Rate Regimes
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16-13 Globalization, Partisan Politics, and the Welfare State
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16-14 States' Responses in Adjusting to Globalization
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16-15 WTO and Domestic Politics
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16-16 The Impact of Worker Remittances and Diasporic Financial Transfers on Developing Economies
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16-17 Issues in Trade Cooperation
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| 17 International Collaboration |
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17-1 Theoretical Synthesis Empirical Advances in International Politics
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17-2 Alliance Formation, Aggression, and Deterrence
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17-3 Overlapping Institutions: The Politics of Nested Regimes and Forum-shopping
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17-4 ITRAG Panel: The Causes and Consequences of State Collaboration through International Treaties
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17-5 Collaboration and Contestation in Global Regulatory Regimes
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17-6 Allocations of Normative Power to and among International Tribunals
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17-7 Institutional Change in International Cooperation
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17-8 Beyond the Unholy Trinity:
Specifying the Determinants and Parameters of Policy Constraints in a World of International Capital Mobility
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17-9 Power and Purpose in the Creation of an East Asian Economic Order
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17-10 Regional Power Distributions and Regional IGOs
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17-11 International Organizations and Domestic Politics
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17-12 National Governments' Compliance with International Law and Organization
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17-13 Norms, Non-state Actors, and the Behavior of National Governments
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17-14 Network Conceptions of International System Structure
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17-15 The Politics of International Financial Institutions' Lending
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17-16 Power Issues in Globalization and International Trade
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17-17 Global Parliament/Global Government? A Roundtable on Power and Possibility in an Evolving World System
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| 18 International Security |
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18-1 Intelligence Failures: Causes and Consequences
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18-2 Territoriality and Conflict
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18-3 The Proliferation of Weapons of Mass Destruction
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18-4 American Hegemony in Theoretical and Historical Perspective: A Roundtable on Christopher Layne's "The Peace of Illusions"
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18-5 Moral Limit and Possibility: Constructivism and Normative Theory
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18-6 Globalization, Democracy, and Terrorism
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18-7 Power and Money: How Commercial and Financial Ties Affect International Conflict
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18-8 Bargaining in War
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18-9 Understanding International Rivalries
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18-10 The United Nations: Power and Legitimacy
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18-11 Civilians in War and Rebellion
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18-12 How to Make Friends and Influence People: Hard and Soft Power Approaches
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18-13 Insurgency and Counterinsurgency
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18-14 Ethnicity and Civil Conflict
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18-15 Democracy and International Conflict
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18-16 Europe and the Balance of Power
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18-17 Reconsidering Power in International Relations
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18-18 New Theoretical Perspectives on Transitional Justice
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18-19 Roundtable: The Future of the Jihadi Movement: A Five Year Forecast
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18-20 Autocratic States and International Conflict: Not Just a Residual Category
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18-21 Civil-Military Relations and Strategic Success in the Global War on Terrorism
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18-22 Balancing in Theory and Practice
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18-23 Alliances and Balance of Power
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18-24 The Challenge of Terrorist Networks
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18-25 War as a Policy Instrument: How Great Powers Win All the Battles and Lose the Peace
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18-26 New Historical Data on Armed Conflict
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18-27 The Strategic Logic of Terrorism: Strategies, Targets, and Countermeasures
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18-28 Child Soldiers
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18-29 Geography and Civil War
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18-30 First Things First: Exploring Why and How Third Parties Intervene to Understand When They Succeed
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18-31 Public and Secret Threats
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18-32 Intervention and Civil War
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18-33 Alliance Formation
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18-34 Conflict Mediation
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18-35 Gender, Power, and the Non-Combatant Immunity Principle
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| 19 International Security & Arms Control |
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19-1 Globalization, Democracy, and Terrorism
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19-2 Is Deterrence a Failed Paradigm?
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19-3 Plenary Session: Making U.S. Foreign Policy for a Nuclear South Asia: Off-Shore Balancing in Historical Perspective
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19-4 Balancing in Theory and Practice
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19-5 Can Catastrophic Terrorism Be Deterred? Debating Negligence Deterrence
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19-6 Roundtable: Terror and the Management of National Security in the Information Age
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19-7 Revisiting Security Dilemmas
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19-8 Norms and Military Power
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19-9 Alliances and Balance of Power
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19-10 Security Dilemma and War
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19-11 The Challenge of Terrorist Networks
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19-12 U.S. Hegemony and Power Relations
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19-13 Issues in East Asian Security
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19-14 Arms Control and Norms
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19-15 Proliferation Puzzle Revisited
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19-16 Nuclear Weapons and Security
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19-17 U.S. Intervention and the Limits of Power
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19-18 Non-State Actors and Warfare
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19-19 Democratic Accountability and Civil-Military Relations
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19-20 Issues in Arms Control and Proliferation
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| 20 Foreign Policy |
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20-1 Intelligence Failures: Causes and Consequences
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20-2 Plenary Session: Making U.S. Policy for a Nuclear South Asia: Off-Shore Balancing in Historical Perspective
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20-3 Roundtable: Bush Foreign Policy: Assessments and Alternatives
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20-4 Constructing Foreign Policy: Identities (and/or) Interests
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20-5 Recapturing the Second Image: Domestic Politics and Foreign Policy
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20-6 War as a Policy Instrument: How Great Powers Win All the Battles and Lose the Peace
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20-7 Public Opinion and Foreign Policy: A New New Look
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20-8 Neoclassical Realism: The Third Image Reversed
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20-9 Theme Panel: Dimensions of Hegemonic Power and Recent U.S. Foreign Policy
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20-10 Humanitarian Intervention and the Separation of Powers
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20-11 Psychological Factors in American Foreign Policy
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20-12 The National Security State and American Political Development
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| 21 Conflict Processes |
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21-1 Alliance Formation, Aggression, and Deterrence
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21-2 Trade and Democratic Peace
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21-3 Bargaining in War
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21-4 Understanding International Rivalries
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21-5 Insurgency and Counterinsurgency
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21-6 Norms and Military Power
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21-7 New Historical Data on Armed Conflict
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21-8 Looking at the 21st Century Power Relations: New Directions in Dynamic Power Theory
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21-9 Rivalry, Alliances, and Instruments of Coercion
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21-10 The Strategic Logic of Terrorism: Strategies, Targets, and Countermeasures
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21-11 Child Soldiers
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21-12 Post Civil War Outcomes: Bosnia and the North Caucasus
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21-13 Geography and Civil War
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21-14 Globalization and Terrorism
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21-15 An Assessment of Forecasting in Political Science
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21-16 The Punishment Puzzle:
An Exploration of How, When and Why State Repression Succeeds/Fails
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21-17 First Things First: Exploring Why and How Third Parties Intervene to Understand When They Succeed
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21-18 Formal Models and International Politics
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21-19 Public and Secret Threats
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21-20 Intervention and Civil War
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21-21 Alliance Formation
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21-22 Conflict Mediation
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21-23 Quantitative and Qualititative Studies of Conflict: What They Tell Us, and What They Don't
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21-24 Domestic Politics and Nonstate Actors
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21-25 Domestic Strife and Conflict
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21-26 Mother Nature and Conflict
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21-27 Conflict and Domestic Institutions
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21-28 Power Reconsidered
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21-29 Democracy and Violence
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21-30 Understanding Intervention
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21-31 Economic Rivalry and War
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| 22 Legislative Studies |
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22-1 Promoting the General Welfare? The American Congress and the Political Economy of Government Performance
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22-2 Partisanship, Elections, and Legislative Decision Making in Historical Context
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22-3 Can the Media serve as an Effective Watchdog?
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22-4 Lawmaking under Different Institutional Conditions: A Cross-Country Perspective
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22-5 The Personal Vote in Parliament: Alive and Well?
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22-6 Social Policymaking in State Legislatures
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22-7 Who's Minding the Store: Oversight Capacity at the Federal and State Levels
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22-8 Presidential Power and Coalition Formation in Latin America, Eastern Europe, and the United States
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22-9 Replacing the Old with the New: A Recipe for Real Change in Congress?
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22-10 The Power of Speech as Legislative Persuasion
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22-11 Which Chamber Is More Responsive to Constituents -- House or Senate?
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22-12 The Redistricting Connection: Party Polarization in State Legislatures and the U.S. Congress
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22-13 Spend, Spend, Spend: The Eternal Game of Distributive Politics
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22-14 Party Governance and Campaign Finance in State Legislatures
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22-15 Rigging the Game: Party Manipulation of Legislative Rules and Privileges
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22-16 Foreign Policy and the U.S Congress: Has the Legislative Branch Been Declawed?
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22-17 Historical Perspectives on Lawmaking and Career Building in the House and Senate
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22-18 Challengers, Money, and the Impossible Dream: How to Unseat an Incumbent Member of Congress
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22-19 Competition or Cooperation? Party and Interest Group Pressures on Members of Congress
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22-20 The Electoral Path to Legislatures for Women and Minorities: Advancement or Retreat?
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22-21 Legislative Committees in Comparative Perspective
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22-22 Does Gender Influence Legislative Representation in the House and Senate?
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22-23 The Outlook for the 2006 Midterm Elections
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22-24 Career Ambitions and Legislative Production
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22-25 Dynamics of American Legislative Politics
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| 23 Presidency Research |
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23-1 Women in the East (and West) Wing
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23-2 Presidential Rhetoric
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23-3 The Inherited Presidency: Predecessors' Constraints on Presidential Power
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23-4 The Unitary Executive in a Separated System
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23-5 Foreign Affairs and the American Presidency: Development and Political Change
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23-6 Veto Politics
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23-7 The Political Consequences of Presidential Travel
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23-8 Unilateral Powers in Theory and Practice
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23-9 Presidential Staffing
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23-10 Disaster? The Politics of Rebuilding New Orleans
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23-11 Political Theory, Religious Doctrine, and the Presidency
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23-12 Origins and Development: Presidential History
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23-13 Legislative Relations
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23-14 The Public Presidency
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23-15 Scandal, Crisis, and Failure (or, 'How Was Your Day at Work, Mr. President?')
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23-16 Humanitarian Intervention and the Separation of Powers
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23-17 Theme Panel: The Nature of Presidential Leadership
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23-18 Presidents as Party Leaders
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23-19 Getting the Word Out: Presidential Communications Strategies
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23-20 Presidential Power and Privilege Reconsidered in the Post-9/11 Era
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23-21 Will the George W. Bush Administration Leave a Legacy of More Power to the Presidency?
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23-22 Presidential Approval
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| 24 Public Administration |
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24-1 Representative Bureaucracy: Examining Gender and Race in Public Organizations
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24-2 Intergovernmental Management for the 21st Century
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24-3 Executive Budgeting
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24-4 Public Management in Networked Settings
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24-5 Public Management and Organizational Performance
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24-6 Administrative Reform: A Comparative Perspective
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