APSA - American Political Science Association

Online Program » Divisions for Call Year 2007

1 Political Thought and Philosophy: Historical Approaches

1-1 Wisdom and Power in Medieval Islamic Political Philosophy

1-2 Roundtable: Modernity as a Crossdisciplinary and Interdisciplinary Concept

1-3 Nietzsche and Political Judgment

1-4 Roundtable: The French Liberal Tradition Revisited: A Cross-Disciplinary Approach

1-5 The Politics of Poetry in Democratic Athens

1-6 Machiavelli's Sources

1-7 Race and Political Theory

1-8 Hegel’s Politics Across Disciplines

1-9 Roundtable: Are the Principles of the Right Fascist, Authoritarian, Imperial? (Leo Strauss to Karl Loewith, May, 1933) How did Strauss Change his Vision of the Right when he came to the United States?

1-10 Political Science as the Art of the State and the Art of the Prince

1-11 Political Theory Beyond the State

1-12 Rereading the Ancient Greek Historians

1-13 Constitutionalism, Popular Sovereignty and Rights

1-14 Roundtable: Author Meets Critics: On Michael Kazin's "A Godly Hero: The Life of William Jennings Bryan"

1-15 Rationality Reconsidered through Encounters With South Asian Thought

1-16 Roundtable: Rhetoric as Inquiry: The Original and Future Civic Science?

1-17 The Relationship between Philosophy and Politics

1-18 Friendship and Politics

1-19 Cosmopolitanism

1-20 Views of the Political Subject

1-21 The Relevance of Aristotle

1-22 Virtue and the American Founding

1-23 Rousseau and the History of Ideas

1-24 Rousseau and Subjectivity

1-25 Arendt and Modern Politics

1-26 Mill's Political Ethics

1-27 Cicero and the History of Ideas

1-28 Socratic Arguments: Philosophers, Sophists and Gods

1-29 The Aesthetic Turn in Political Theory

1-30 Rethinking Laski's Legacy as a Political Theorist

1-31 Interpreting the American Radical Tradition

1-33 Montesquieu’s Persian Letters Reconsidered: Herald of the Enlightenment?

1-34 Reading Mary Wollstonecraft

2 Foundations of Political Theory

2-1 The Aesthetic Turn in Political Theory

2-2 Rethinking Laski's Legacy as a Political Theorist

2-3 Performance As Politics

2-4 Discourse in Theory and Practice

2-5 Terror: Challenging Liberal Conceptions of Citizenship and Violence

2-6 New Turns in Democratic Theory

2-7 Democracy Without Common Grounds

2-8 Responsibilities to Distant Strangers

2-9 Are the Times A-Changin'? Technological Conundrums for Political Theory

2-10 Dilemmas of Democratic Equality

2-11 Roundtable: W Stands for Women: How the George W. Bush Presidency Shaped a New Politics of Gender

2-12 Moderation and Fanaticism

2-13 The Material of Politics: Scientific Discourses and the Cultivation of Material Political Subjects

2-14 The Boundaries of Politics: Connection and Freedom in Democratic Relationships

2-15 Roundtable: Political Language, Ideology and the Future of Political Theory

2-16 Biopolitics and the Question of Animal Life

2-17 Political Action in Global Perspective

2-18 Roundtable: Author Meets Critics: Joshua Foa Dienstag, "Pessimism: Philosophy, Ethic, Spirit"

2-19 Political Theologies: Providentialism and its Critics

2-20 Reproductive Technologies and Social Justice

2-21 Political Theory and Interdisciplinary Traveling

2-22 On the Politics of Narrative

2-23 Roundtable: Ethos and Politics: New Paradigm or Retreat from the Political

2-24 Power and Mini Publics: lessons from theory and practice.

2-25 Histories of Postmodernism

2-26 Political Importance of Small and Pleasing Things

2-27 Affect and Politics: Fear, Desire, Longing, Sentiment

2-28 Power, Culture and Constructions of the Western Other

2-29 New Approaches to the Public/Private Distinction

2-30 Race and Justice

2-31 Power and Persuasion: Speech and Political Expression in Ancient and Contemporary Politics

2-32 Suffering and the Political: History, Interpretation and Representation

2-33 Time, Virtue, and the Republican/Green Theoretical Nexus

2-34 Roundtable: Comparative Political Theory: An (Inter)Disciplinary Intervention

2-35 Foundations of Political Theory Plenary Session: PostCapitalist Politics

2-36 Is Political Theory 'Beyond Political Science'?

2-37 Roundtable: How Should Normative Political Theorists Use Empirical Findings?

2-38 Roundtable: What Do Empirical Political Scientists Need or Want (If Anything) From Normative Political Theory?

2-39 Global Justice

2-40 Roundtable: Legitimation Crisis Today

2-41 Roundtable: The Political Theory of Bernard Williams

2-42 Passionate Attachments and the State

2-43 Images of Federalism in Early Modern and Contemporary Europe

2-44 Roundtable: Theorizing Activism, Activist Theorists

2-45 Roundtable: Iris Marion Young: Legacies for Feminist Theory

2-46 Regimes of Seeing, Masculinities, and Heteronormativity

2-48 Embittered Subjects: Membership and The Politics of Resentment

2-49 Rethinking Political Inquiry

3 Normative Political Theory

3-1 Performance As Politics

3-2 Biopolitics and the Question of Animal Life

3-3 Roundtable: Comparative Political Theory: An (Inter)Disciplinary Intervention

3-4 Is Political Theory 'Beyond Political Science'?

3-5 Roundtable: How Should Normative Political Theorists Use Empirical Findings?

3-6 Roundtable: What Do Empirical Political Scientists Need or Want (If Anything) From Normative Political Theory?

3-7 Contours of Black Political Thought: Panel I

3-8 Contours of Black Political Thought: Panel II

3-9 Global Justice

3-10 Religion and Science in the Public Sphere: New Directions in Critical Theory

3-11 Roundtable: Legitimation Crisis Today

3-12 Roundtable: The Political Theory of Bernard Williams

3-13 Collective Agency and Collective Responsibility

3-14 Hannah Arendt and the Question of Violence: Can it be Politics?

3-15 What are the Burdens of Historical Injustices?

3-16 Sovereignty, Secularism and Religion in Comparative Perspective

3-17 Democracy and the Politics of Judgment

3-18 Roundtable: Deliberative Democracy and its Limits

3-19 Risk in Democratic Decision-Making

3-20 Ethical Perspectives on the Rights of Migrants

3-21 The Problem of Political Obligation

3-22 What Can Normative Political Theory Learn From Psychology?

3-23 Postnational Democracy

3-24 The Rule of Law: Uses and Abuses

3-25 Multiculturalism and Justice

3-26 Multiculturalism and Political Identity

3-27 Testing and Refining the Claims of Deliberative Democratic Theory

3-28 Religious Freedom in Liberal Polities

3-29 Justifying Human Rights

3-30 Obligations Beyond Borders

3-31 Justifying Welfare

3-32 Roundtable: Constituting Republican Government

3-33 Passionate Attachments and the State

3-34 Roundtable: The Legitimacy of International Institutions

3-35 An Ownership Society? Critical Perspectives on John Rawls's Idea of a Property-Owning Democracy

4 Formal Political Theory

4-1 Formal Theories of Legislative Institutions

4-2 Game-theoretic studies of news and the media

4-4 Formal Theory and International Conflict

4-5 Formal Theories of Legislative Processes

4-6 Formal Theories of Voting and Elections

4-7 Formal Theories of Political Institutions

4-8 Negotiation and Deliberation

4-9 Endogenous Ethnicity

4-10 On the Political Economy of Collective Action

4-11 Political Economy of Business-Government Relations

5 Political Psychology

5-3 Selective Exposure, Self-Interest, and Symbolic Politics: Research Inspired by David Sears

5-4 Roundtable: Reasoning and Choice: Retrospective and Future Directions

5-5 Roundtable: Competing Psychological Perspectives for Political Behavior

5-7 Communication and Competition

5-8 Opinion Formation in Varying Contexts

5-9 Information and Intelligence

5-10 Emotion and Learning

5-11 The Psychology of Immigration

5-12 Socialization

5-13 The Psychology of Policy Opinions

5-14 Whose to Blame?

5-15 Evaluating Politicians

6 Political Economy

6-3 Globalization and its Effects

6-4 Business-State Relations in Developing and Transition Countries

6-5 Congressional Voting on Foreign Policy

6-6 On the Political Economy of Collective Action

6-7 Political Economy of Investment

6-8 IPE of Development

6-9 Political Economy of Business-Government Relations

6-10 Political Economy of Legislatures

6-11 Political Economy of Development

6-12 Political Economy of Elections

6-13 The Behavior of Autocracies in International Politics

6-14 The Political Economy of Exchange Rates

6-15 The Political Economy of Trade

7 Politics and History

7-1 Roundtable: Towards A Post Fordist Political Science: A Roundtable Discussion Bringing Theorists and Americanists Together

7-2 Government Control over Information: Propaganda, Presidential Power, and Freedom of the Press

7-3 Roundtable: Authors Meet Critics: Gretchen Ritter's, "The Constitution as Social Design," and Eileen McDonagh's, "The Political Meaning of Gender in the American State"

7-4 The Politics of Demarcation: Reconfiguring the Status Quo

7-5 Sustaining Coordination: the Evolution and Perpetuation of Managed Capitalism

7-6 Intersections of Race, Class and Religion: Faith and Boundary Crossing

7-7 The Micro Politics of Regime Change

7-8 Roundtable: Politics, History, and the State of the State as a Conceptual Variable

7-9 From Cold War to War on Terror: Ideology, Law, and State-building

7-10 Lessons from the Great Society: Public Policy and the 1970s in Historical Perspective

7-11 Looking Back for Lessons Going Forward on Health Care Reform

7-12 Roundtable: Culture Clash over Fat: Politics, History and Law

7-13 Comparative Perspectives on American Political Development

7-14 Interests, Identities and the Struggle for Equality in 20th Century US Politics

7-15 The State and The Family: Policy, Culture, and Ideology

7-16 Immigration and Immigrants in the U.S. and EU: An Empirical and Analytical Comparison

7-17 New Perspectives on the American State

7-18 Rhetoric and Leadership in the American Presidency

7-19 Roundtable: Author Meets Readers: Mark Graber's Dred Scott and the Problem of Constitutional Evil

7-20 Legal Liberalism and Counter-Mobilization After the 1960s

7-21 The Role of State and Local Courts in American Political Development

7-22 Race and US Political Development

7-23 The History of the Racial State

7-25 The Politics of Indigenous Self-Determination: Contemporary Challenges, Opportunities, and Conflicts

8 Political Methodology

8-1 Methodological Developments in the Study of Legislatures

8-3 Laboratory Experiments across Political Science

8-4 The Ideology of Non-legislative Institutions in American Politics

8-5 Geographic Information System (GIS), Spatial Statistics & Political Science

8-6 Developments in Quantal Response Modeling

8-7 Methodological Advances in the Study of Law and Courts

8-8 Methodological Advances in the Study of Elections and Voting Behavior

8-9 Advances in Survey Methodology

8-10 Why Do We Fear Freedom?: Non-parametric and semi-parametric methods in political science

8-11 They've Given You a Number and Taken Away Your Name: Agent-based Modeling in Political Science

8-12 Mutli-level Modeling

8-13 Causal Inference

8-14 Temporal Quantitative Analysis

8-16 Roundtable: Experiments, Natural Experiments, and the Comparative Study of Institutions

8-17 Measurement Across Contexts

9 Teaching and Learning in Political Science

9-1 Roundtable: Teaching About War and the Military: What do Students Want and Need to Know?

9-2 Roundtable: Integrating Civic Engagement into the American, Comparative, and Service Learning Undergraduate Curriculum

9-3 Simulations, Blogs, and Multimedia: Technologies for Teaching Political Science

9-4 Teaching Law in Political Science

9-5 Teaching Research Methods to Undergraduates

9-6 The Practice of Political Science

9-7 Innovative and Creative Teaching Methods and Strategies

10 Political Science Education

10-1 Teaching Research Methods to Undergraduates

10-2 Interdisciplinary Approaches for Teaching Political Science

10-3 Innovative and Creative Teaching Methods and Strategies

10-4 Students as Citizens

10-5 Roundtable: Interdisciplinary Education: Enriching the Undergraduate Study of 'Politics'

10-6 Assessment and Teaching Styles

11 Comparative Politics

11-1 Ethnic Political Mobilization and State Responses

11-2 Politics of Migration Control

11-3 Local Governance and Political Change in East Asia

11-4 Institutions and Trust

11-5 Politics and Islam

11-6 The Dynamics of Political Scandal in the U.S. and Latin America

11-7 The Process of Collective Memory Formation in Authoritarian and Democratic Societies

11-8 Globalization Re-Examined: The State and FDI in Comparative Perspective

11-9 Authoritarian Politics in Comparative Perspective

11-10 Democracy, Partisanship, and Policy-Making in Latin America

11-11 The Rise of a New Left? Recent Presidential Elections and New Political Directions in Latin America

11-12 State Institutions and the Selective Use of Power in Latin America

11-13 Understanding Types of Violence During Civil Conflict

11-15 The Paradox of Political Terrorism: An Interdisciplinary Approach

11-16 Roundtable: Cross-National Comparisons in Health Policy

11-17 Demographic Change during War and its Impact

11-18 Political Determinants of Growth and Equality: Comparing Developed and Developing Countries

11-19 The Construction and Impact of International Regimes on Domestic Institutional Development

11-20 Constructing the "Global Nation": Diaspora Policies and the Politics of Transnationalism in Comparative Perspective

11-21 Roundtable: Racism, Immigration, and Citizenship

11-22 Roundtable: Globalization, the State, and Innovation-Based Industrial Development: Should we Have a More Interdisciplinary Research? A Discussion Around the Book: "Innovation and the State: Political Choice and Strategies for Growth in Israel, Taiwan, and Ireland" (Dan Breznitz, Yale University Press)

11-23 Healthy bodies, healthy societies? The problem of HIV and the puzzles of collaborative politics

11-24 Understanding Conflicts of Self-Determination: Causes, Dynamics and Institutional Effects

11-27 Roundtable: Sovereignty and Citizenship in States with Territories

11-28 Good Governance and Legislative Reforms

11-29 Beyond Need and Belief: Cross-national comparisons of Islamist recruitment mechanisms in Middle-East, Africa and Asia

11-30 Democracy and Institutional Change in Africa

11-31 Explaining Party System Change in Latin America

11-32 Political Corruption: Origins and Impact

11-33 Presidentialism in Latin America

11-34 Endogenous Ethnicity

11-35 Is Democracy Working? Satisfaction, Accountability and Participation in Electoral Democracies

11-36 The Democratizing Power of Elections I

11-37 Policy-making in clientelistic and progressive regimes: Is there a difference?

11-38 Business-State Relations in Developing and Transition Countries

11-39 The Politics of Provision and Denial of Public Goods in Developing Countries: Lessons from South Asia

11-40 Building Tax Capacity: The Politics of Tax Policy, Administration, and Compliance in Latin America.

11-41 Immigration, Multiculturalism, and Internal Nationalism

11-42 Representation: Voters, Parties, Presidents and Governments in Democracies around the World

11-43 The Radical Right in Europe: New Research Directions with a Sociological Twist

11-44 Democracy and Democratization in Europe: Lessons and Challenges

11-45 Roundtable: Civilizational States in World Politics

11-46 Dynamics of Post-Civil War Politics

11-47 Comparative Approaches to the Study of Religion and Politics

11-48 Revisiting State Infrastructural Power

11-49 Pursuing Portability: Cross-Regional Analyses of Democratic Institutional Development

11-50 Roundtable: Remembering Donald Rothchild

11-51 Migrants/Diasporas and Domestic Politics

12 Comparative Politics of Developing Countries

12-1 Beyond Need and Belief: Cross-national comparisons of Islamist recruitment mechanisms in Middle-East, Africa and Asia

12-2 Political Economy of Development

12-3 Political Economy of Elections

12-5 The Politics of Distributing State Resources: Evidence from Africa, Asia, Eurasia, and Latin America

12-6 The Politics of Provision and Denial of Public Goods in Developing Countries: Lessons from South Asia

12-7 Building Tax Capacity: The Politics of Tax Policy, Administration, and Compliance in Latin America.

12-8 Shifting the Unit of Analysis: Assessing the Political Effects of Group and Institutional Fragmentation

12-9 New Perspectives on Durable Authoritarianism

12-10 Microdynamics of Ethnic Conflict

12-11 Negotiating Aid: Re-conceptualizing Donor-Recipient Relations

12-12 Democracy and Inequality in the Developing World

12-13 Immigration and Fertility II: The Political Demography of Ethnic, Religious and National Conflict

12-14 Political Economy of Capital Markets

12-15 Ethnicity and Politics in South Asia

12-16 The Politics of Financial Sector Reform in Emerging Markets

12-17 Development Aid Allocation: The Impact of Country Characteristics on Allocation Decisions

12-18 Understanding Types of Violence During Civil Conflict

12-19 The Construction and Impact of International Regimes on Domestic Institutional Development

12-20 Courts, Constitutions, and Judicial Policymaking in Comparative Perspective

12-21 Pursuing Portability: Cross-Regional Analyses of Democratic Institutional Development

12-22 Migrants/Diasporas and Domestic Politics

13 The Politics of Communist and Former Communist Countries

13-1 Roundtable: The International Political Economy of Russian Energy Policy

13-2 Diverse Uniformities? External Pressures, Domestic Forces, and Economic Reform in Postcommunist Europe

13-3 Influences on Identity: Islam, Ethnicity, and Economic Behavior

13-4 Becoming Citizens? The Impact of the Post-Soviet Colored Revolutions on Societal Participation

13-5 Electoral Protests: Beyond the Color Revolutions

13-6 Legislative-Executive Relations in Post-Communist Countries: Cross-Regional Perspective.

13-7 Post-Communist Political Economy: Interdisciplinary Approaches and Perspectives

13-8 The Organization of New Post-Communist Polities: Internal-External Linkages

13-9 Russia's Institutions in Formation

13-10 Overcoming Institutional Barriers to Democratic Consolidation: Trust, Legitimacy and Accountability

13-11 Roundtable: Presidential Succession and Succession Crises in Contemporary Russia

13-12 Negotiated Authoritarianism: Monolithic Regime and Local Conditions in the Making and Implementation of Policies in China

13-13 Governance at the Grassroots: Political Participation and Contention in China

13-14 The Radical Right in the New Europe

14 Comparative Politics of Advanced Industrialized Societies

14-1 Strange Bedfellows as Normal Politics

14-2 Voters, Partisan Politics and Welfare States

14-3 Immigration, Multiculturalism, and Internal Nationalism

14-4 Representation: Voters, Parties, Presidents and Governments in Democracies around the World

14-5 The Politics of Corporate Governance Change

14-6 Interstate Cooperation, Domestic Politics, and Migration Management

14-7 Dynamics of Institutional Change in Coordinated Market Economies

14-8 Comparative Studies of Policy Agendas

14-9 Legislators' Preferences toward Globalization in Advanced Industrialized Nations

14-10 Party Systems

14-11 Party Strategies and Electoral Systems

14-12 The Life and Death of Coalition Governments

14-13 Fiscal Policies and Financing the Welfare State

14-14 Contemporary Japanese and Korean Politics and Public Policy in Comparative Perspective

15 European Politics and Society

15-1 Sustaining Coordination: the Evolution and Perpetuation of Managed Capitalism

15-2 Immigration and Immigrants in the U.S. and EU: An Empirical and Analytical Comparison

15-3 Strange Bedfellows as Normal Politics

15-4 Dynamics of Institutional Change in Coordinated Market Economies

15-5 Models in Motion: The Dynamics of Political Change in France and Western Europe in an Age of Economic Austerity

15-6 The Radical Right in Europe: New Research Directions with a Sociological Twist

15-7 Roundtable on Joni Lovenduski’s "Feminizing Politics"

15-8 Non-Hierarchical Policy-Coordination in Federal and Supranational Settings

15-9 Changing France: An Interdisciplinary Roundtable on Globalization and French Politics in Light of the 2007 Presidential Elections

15-10 Images of Federalism in Early Modern and Contemporary Europe

15-11 To Comply or not to Comply? Explaining EU Member States' Violations of European Law

15-12 Thirty Years of Spanish Democracy: Evaluating Institutional and Party Theories

15-13 Europe and the Management of Globalization

15-14 The Radical Right in the New Europe

15-15 Human Rights Regimes in Europe: Still in Development

15-16 Satisfaction and Discontent in the EU: How the Public and the Media Perceive European Integration

15-17 Religion and Politics in Europe

15-18 Democracy and Democratization in Europe: Lessons and Challenges

15-19 New Governance Regimes in Europe: Biology and Health

15-20 Goals of Citizenship: State Strategies in Diversity

15-21 The Changing Whitehall Model: Bureaucracy and Politics

16 International Political Economy

16-1 Human Rights and the Global Economy

16-2 Congressional Voting on Foreign Policy

16-3 Political Economy of Investment

16-4 IPE of Development

16-5 Economic Consequences of Political Tensions

16-6 The Political Economy of the International Monetary Fund: Governance, Lending, and Forecasting

16-7 The Impact of Politics and Trade on Cooperation

16-8 The Politics of Foreign Direct Investment

16-9 Domestic Politics and IPE: Democracies and Democratization

16-10 Regional Integration: Causes, Contours and Consequences

16-11 The Domestic Institutional Determinants of International Market Regulation

16-12 The Next Great Globalization? Foreign Finance and Development

16-13 The Political Economy of Exchange Rates

16-14 The Political Economy of Trade

16-15 The Discipline of International Relations: Past, Present and Future

16-17 Designing International Agreements

17 International Collaboration

17-1 NGOs, Humanitarianism, and World Order

17-2 Interstate Cooperation, Domestic Politics, and Migration Management

17-3 Economic Consequences of Political Tensions

17-4 The Political Economy of the International Monetary Fund: Governance, Lending, and Forecasting

17-6 Roundtable: The Legitimacy of International Institutions

17-7 ITRAG Panel: International Cooperation through International Treaties?: Treaty Avoidance, Compliance and Inter-Treaty Relations in International Politics

17-8 Who Governs? The Domestic Politics of Trade Reform in Brazil, Russia, India, and China (the BRICs)

17-9 The Discipline of International Relations: Past, Present and Future

17-11 Designing International Agreements

17-12 Networks in International Relations

17-13 International Promotion of Human Rights

17-14 International Environmental Cooperation

17-15 Information and International Institutions

17-16 The Effects of International Law

17-17 Domestic Politics and Compliance with International Agreements

17-18 The Design of International Institutions

17-19 Hegemony, Power, and Order in the International System

17-20 International Courts

18 International Security

18-1 Microdynamics of Ethnic Conflict

18-2 Human Trafficking, Human Security and the Balkans

18-4 Audience costs

18-5 Roundtable on Bounding Power

18-6 Secession

18-7 Anti-Americanism: Causes and Consequences

18-8 Regime Type and Susceptibility to Terrorism

18-9 Security Norms in International Politics

18-10 How and When Do Terrorists "Win"?: Terrorism and the Elusive Pursuit of Strategic Success

18-11 Soft Power in International Security

18-12 Roundtable: 9/11 and the Politics of Intelligence Reform

18-13 Deterrence, Commitment, and Bargaining in Civil and Interstate Conflicts

18-14 The Internal Politics of Insurgency, Rebellion, and Terrorism

18-15 Roundtable: America's Global Role After Bush

18-16 The Role of Foreign Aid in Social Service Delivery, Security, and Reconstruction in Post-Conflict States

18-17 Asymmetrical Conflict and Military Occupation

18-18 Civilians as Targets of Political Violence

18-19 Maintaining Coalitions in War and Peace

18-20 Is it Really Fundamental? Religion and the Micro-dynamics of Violence in Iraq

18-21 Democracies and War

18-22 Rising Powers and the Likelihood of War

18-23 Intervention and Mediation in Civil Conflicts

18-24 Containing Nuclear Proliferation

18-25 The Arab-Israeli Conflict Arena

18-26 Understanding and Responding to Islamist Terrorism

18-27 The Ethics and Politics of Post-Conflict Reconstruction and Statebuilding

18-28 State Failure

18-29 Quantitative Approaches to Nuclear Weapons Proliferation

18-30 Comparative Case Studies on Counter-Terrorism

18-31 Migration and International Security

18-32 The Strategic Effectiveness of Terrorism

18-33 The Strategic Effectiveness of Counterterrorism

18-34 Roundtable: Reflections on the Iraq Study Group

18-35 Cognition and Foreign Policy Decisions

18-36 Foreign Policy Leadership

18-37 Geography of Civil War

18-38 American Strategies of Preponderance in the Early Cold War

18-39 The Politics of Shame: Weak Actor Influence in the International System

18-40 Roundtable on "Nuclear Logics: Contrasting Paths in East Asia and the Middle East" (Princeton University Press 2007) by Etel Solingen

19 International Security and Arms Control

19-1 Soft Power in International Security

19-2 Asymmetrical Conflict and Military Occupation

19-3 Roundtable: What are the Stakes in Iraq, and What are the Consequences of the Several Ways the U.S. Might Withdraw?

19-4 How "Global" is the "War on Terror"? The Comparative Politics of the Counter-terrorism Regime

19-5 Roundtable: The Nuclearization of North Korea

19-6 Balancing and Wedge Strategies in International Politics

19-7 Roundtable: American Civil-military Relations: Huntington's Soldier and the State at Fifty Years

19-8 State Failure

19-9 The Militarization of U.S. Foreign Policy

19-10 The Return of Realism?

19-11 Terrorists, Insurgents, and Rogues: Prospects for Negotiation and Coexistence

19-12 Quantitative Approaches to Nuclear Weapons Proliferation

19-13 Non-Proliferation: What Works? What Backfires?

19-14 European Responses to "New" Security Threats: The Role of the European Union

19-15 Comparative Case Studies on Counter-Terrorism

19-16 Migration and International Security

19-17 The Strategic Effectiveness of Terrorism

19-18 The Strategic Effectiveness of Counterterrorism

19-19 Roundtable: Reflections on the Iraq Study Group

19-20 New Challenges to East Asian Security

20 Foreign Policy

20-1 Roundtable: America's Global Role After Bush

20-2 Maintaining Coalitions in War and Peace

20-3 Democracies and War

20-4 The Arab-Israeli Conflict Arena

20-5 Roundtable: American Civil-military Relations: Huntington's Soldier and the State at fifty years

20-6 The Poliheuristic Theory of Decision-making: New Research and New Directions

20-7 Public Opinion and Foreign Policy

20-8 Cognition and Foreign Policy Decisions

20-9 Foreign Policy Perspectives on Political Economy

20-10 Legislative-Executive Relations and Foreign Policy

20-11 Domestic Politics and International Relations

20-12 Using the WomanStats Database to Examine the Dynamics between Women’s Status and State Behavior

20-13 Roundtable: Civilizational States in World Politics

20-14 Perception and Misperception in Decision-Making: Understanding Security Challenges for US Foreign Policy

20-15 Communication, Public Opinion, and Foreign Policy

20-16 Standoff with North Korea

20-17 Foreign Policy Leadership

20-18 East Asia Security and Foreign Policy

20-19 Leaps and Limits in Presidential Leadership of American Foreign Policy

20-20 Theoretical Models and Historical Lessons from the 1930s: The Foreign Policy Strategy of Appeasement

21 Conflict Processes

21-1 Networks in International Relations

21-2 Audience Costs

21-3 Secession

21-4 Intervention and Mediation in Civil Conflicts

21-5 Geography of Civil War

21-6 Dynamics of Post-Civil War Politics

21-7 Terrorism and its Consequences

21-8 New Perspective on Civil Wars: Enduring Internal Rivalries

21-9 Trade and Conflict: The Enduring Debate

21-10 Computational Approaches to Civil Wars

21-11 Territory and Issues

21-12 Conflict over Water and Resources

21-13 Mediation

21-14 Bargaining and Signaling

21-15 Conflict Management and Settlement

21-16 Intrastate Conflict Management

21-17 Domestic Politics and Interstate Conflict

21-18 History and Conflict

21-19 Civil War

21-20 Repression and Dissent

21-21 Conflict Processes as a Complex System: Insights from Beyond Political Science

21-22 Bridging the Gap? Connecting Qualitative and Quantitative Methods in the Study of Civil War

22 Legislative Studies

22-1 Roundtable on the 110th Congress

22-2 Roundtable on the 2006 Congressional Elections

22-3 Policies, Promises and Governance in American Legislatures

22-4 Historical Perspectives on Congressional Institutions

22-5 Pork, Pensioners and Policy in Congress

22-6 Political Boundaries in Congressional Elections

22-7 Representation and Political Elites

22-8 Agendas, Rules and Parties

22-9 Agencies, Legislatures and Oversight

22-10 Estimating Legislators' Ideal Points

22-11 Formal Theories of Legislative Institutions

22-12 The Constitutional Convention of 1787

22-13 The European Parliament

22-14 Methodological Developments in the Study of Legislatures

22-15 Parties and Legislatures in Comparative Perspective

22-16 Good Governance and Legislative Reforms

22-17 The Symbols, Substance, and Scandals of Public Policy

22-18 Political Economy of Legislatures

22-19 Legislative-Executive Relations in Post-Communist Countries: Cross-Regional Perspective.

22-20 Legislative-Executive Relations and Foreign Policy

22-21 Persuasion and Influence between the Presidency and Congress

22-22 State Legislatures I: Money and Representation

22-23 State Legislatures II: States as Laboratories for Policy and Politics

22-24 Race, Ethnicity, and Representation

22-25 Ambition, Opportunity and Women's Legislative Careers

22-26 Policy Responsiveness and Representation In U.S. Legislatures

23 Presidency Research

23-1 Government Control over Information: Propaganda, Presidential Power, and Freedom of the Press

23-2 Roundtable on the Making of the Presidential Candidates 2008

23-3 Presidential Endings: George W. Bush and the Final Two Years

23-4 Legacies and Packaging: Understanding the Perceptions of and the Challenges Facing Presidential Aspirants

23-5 Cabinets in Presidential Systems in Comparative Perspective

23-6 Roundtable: George W. Bush and the 110th Congress

23-7 Rhetoric and Leadership in the American Presidency

23-8 Clashes and Consequences of the Unitary Executive in American Politics

23-9 Persuasion and Influence between the Presidency and Congress

23-10 Leading the Public from the White House

23-11 Leaps and Limits in Presidential Leadership of American Foreign Policy

23-12 Unpacking the Toolkit of Presidential Policy Making

23-13 Delegating Leadership: The Importance of Presidential Appointments

23-14 Power and Prerogative in the George W. Bush Presidency

23-15 Campaigning For and From the White House

23-16 Do Words Bring Results? The Influence of Presidential Rhetoric on Public Policy

23-17 How Do We Judge Presidents? Measuring Leadership Performance

23-18 From Partisanship to Unilateralism in the American Presidency

23-19 Constitutional Perspectives on the Presidency

23-20 Keeping the Modern Presidency In Check and Balance

23-21 The Changing Image of the President in American Politics

23-22 Political Speeches and Political Futures: Presidential Campaign Rhetoric and Governance

24 Public Administration

24-1 Agencies, Legislatures and Oversight

24-2 Homeland Security and Other Disasters

24-3 The Changing Whitehall Model: Bureaucracy and Politics

24-4 Governance and Information Technology

24-5 Nested Institutions and Public Management

24-6 Political Control of the Bureaucracy

24-7 Bureaucratic Behavior and Attitudes

24-8 Public Personnel - Employee Performance, Turnover, and Job Satisfaction

24-9 Gender, Race and Representative Bureaucracy

24-10 Public Administration and the Constitution

24-11 Government Transparency, Accountability and Responsiveness

24-12 Local Government Performance: Public, Private, and Non-Profit Actors

25 Public Policy

25-1 Homeland Security and Other Disasters

25-2 Federalism and Public Policy

25-3 The Symbols, Substance, and Scandals of Public Policy

25-4 Ways of Knowing: Getting Beyond Interests in Understanding Public Policy

25-5 Fostering Collaboration and Civic Engagement: the Role of Public Policy

25-6 Discourses of Health Care Policy

25-7 Policy Change: Policy Learning, Path Dependency, and Punctuated Equilibrium

25-8 Framing and Social Constructions in Policy Design

25-9 Policy Narratives in Contemporary Policy Issues

25-10 Rethinking Regional Governance: Democracy, Equality, and the Administrative State

25-11 Policy and Disadvantaged People: Lessons from State Government

25-12 Children's Health, Education and Welfare Policies

25-13 Methodological Innovations in the Study of Public Policy

25-14 Education: Choice and Accountability

25-15 Comparative Studies of Policy Agendas

25-16 Unpacking the Toolkit of Presidential Policy Making

25-17 Social Justice in the City: Policy Perspectives

25-18 Environmental Governance at Multiple Scales

25-19 Science, Institutions and Stakeholder Processes in Environmental Decision-making

25-20 Deliberative Policy Analysis: Discourse, Argumentation and Social Construction

26 Law and Courts

26-1 Methodological Advances in the Study of Law and Courts

26-2 Courts, Constitutions, and Judicial Policymaking in Comparative Perspective

26-3 Public Administration and the Constitution

26-4 Roundtable: Author Meets Readers: Mark Graber's Dred Scott and the Problem of Constitutional Evil

26-5 Do Legislatures Shape Constitutional Values? American and Canadian Differences

26-6 Causes of Judicial Empowerment: Testing the Hegemonic Preservation Thesis in Comparative Perspective

26-7 Legal Liberalism and Counter-Mobilization After the 1960s

26-8 International Courts

26-9 Roundtable: The Role of State and Local Courts in American Political Development

26-10 Human Rights and Post-atrocity Justice: Interdisciplinary Approaches to Critical New Issues

26-11 Constitutional Citizenship

26-12 Judicial Power: Hierarchy and the Separation of Powers

26-13 Judicial Policy Making & Institutional Capacity: A Thirty Year Reanalysis of Chayes, Fuller & Fiss

26-14 Roundtable: Critics Meet Authors: Rubin & Feeley, "Federalism: A Theoretical Inquiry"

26-15 The Public and the Courts

26-16 The Future of Law: Old Legal Institutions, New Approaches

26-17 Comparative Courts

26-18 Supreme Court Decision-making and the History of American Political Development

26-19 The Politics of Court Jurisdiction and Court Power

26-20 Theories of Supreme Court Decision-making

26-21 Constructing Constitutional Doctrine and Authority

26-22 Comparing Law, Courts, and Constitutions

26-23 Decision-making on the Lower Federal Courts

26-24 Roundtable: Law and Courts Lifetime Achievement Award: A Discussion and Appreciation of Saul Brenner's Work

26-25 Roundtable: What's New About the New Originalism?

26-26 Judicial Politics in the American States

26-27 Domestic Militarization, Race, and Crime

26-28 Roundtable: Authors Meet Critics: Walter Murphy's Constitutional Democracy: Creating and Maintaining a Just Political Order and Donald Lutz's Principles of Constitutional Design

27 Constitutional Law and Jurisprudence

27-1 Roundtable: Authors Meet Critics: A Discussion of The Constitution as Social Design, and Gender and Statebuilding

27-2 Clashes and Consequences of the Unitary Executive in American Politics

27-3 Causes of Judicial Empowerment: Testing the Hegemonic Preservation Thesis in Comparative Perspective

27-4 Constitutional Citizenship

27-5 Judicial Policy Making & Institutional Capacity: A Thirty Year Reanalysis of Chayes, Fuller & Fiss

27-6 The Future of Law: Old Legal Institutions, New Approaches

27-7 Supreme Court Decision-making and the History of American Political Development

27-8 The Politics of Court Jurisdiction and Court Power

27-9 Theories of Supreme Court Decision-making

27-10 Constructing Constitutional Doctrine and Authority

27-11 Comparing Law, Courts, and Constitutions

27-12 Decision-making on the Lower Federal Courts

27-13 Roundtable: Law and Courts Lifetime Achievement Award: A Discussion and Appreciation of Saul Brenner's Work

27-14 Roundtable: What's New About the New Originalism?

27-15 Roundtable: Authors Meet Critics: Walter Murphy's Constitutional Democracy: Creating and Maintaining a Just Political Order and Donald Lutz's Principles of Constitutional Design

28 Federalism and Intergovernmental Relations

28-1 Federalism and Public Policy

28-2 Non-Hierarchical Policy-Coordination in Federal and Supranational Settings

28-3 Nested Institutions and Public Management

28-4 Roundtable: Is Federalism Theory Poor or Theory Rich?

28-5 Governing the Metropolis: Interdisciplinary Contributions to the Study of Regionalism

28-6 Regional and Interlocal Cooperation

28-7 Federalism and the Bush Administration

28-8 Intergovernmental Relations and Environmental Governance Today

29 State Politics and Policy

29-1 Policy and Disadvantaged People: Lessons from State Government

29-2 New Directions in Pre-K Education

29-3 The Impact of Campaign Finance Laws in U.S. States

29-4 Judicial Politics in the American States

29-5 State Legislatures I: Money and Representation

29-6 State Legislatures II: States as Laboratories for Policy and Politics

30 Urban Politics

30-1 Fostering Collaboration and Civic Engagement: the Role of Public Policy

30-2 Rethinking Regional Governance: Democracy, Equality, and the Administrative State

30-3 Governing the Metropolis: Interdisciplinary Contributions to the Study of Regionalism

30-4 Cities and Homeowners' Associations: The Evolving Relationship Between Public and Private Local Governments

30-5 Reflections on the Urban Politics Field: A Next Generation of Voices

30-6 Social Justice in the City: Policy Perspectives

30-7 Intersections of Race and Class in Urban Areas

30-8 Regional and Interlocal Cooperation

30-9 Race and Ethnicity in Big-City Education

30-10 Local Government Performance: Public, Private, and Non-Profit Actors

30-11 Culture in Urban Politics

30-12 Explaining Growth Management Policy

30-13 Hurricane Katrina: Issues of Race, Space, and Place in the Reconstruction Effort

30-14 Minority Empowerment in Urban Areas

31 Women and Politics

31-1 From Local to Global and Back Again: Making Human Rights Matter for Women

31-2 Roundtable: W Stands for Women: How the George W. Bush Presidency Shaped a New Politics of Gender

31-3 Reproductive Technologies and Social Justice

31-4 The State and The Family: Policy, Culture, and Ideology

31-5 Roundtable on Joni Lovenduski’s "Feminizing Politics"

31-6 Roundtable: Theorizing Activism, Activist Theorists

31-7 The Politics of Rape and War: Processes and Results

31-8 Roundtable: Iris Marion Young: Legacies for Feminist Theory

31-9 Comparative Perspectives on the Implementation of Candidate Gender Quotas

31-10 Theme Panel: Toward a Comparative Politics of Gender: Advancing the Discipline along Interdisciplinary Boundaries

31-11 Intersectionality and Representation: Women of Color and the Path to Public Office

31-12 Understanding Politics and Political Participation at the Intersection of Race and Gender

31-13 New Directions in the Study of Women's Groups and Social Movements

31-14 Women's Activism and Representation in Comparative Perspective

31-15 Political Parties and Women's Representation: Help or Hindrance?

31-16 Rethinking Gender and Public Opinion

31-17 Ambition, Opportunity and Women's Legislative Careers

31-18 Gender in U.S. and Comparative Elections

31-19 Transnational Activism, Border Crossing, and/or Foreign Intervention: Violence Against Women in Europe, Western Asia, and the Americas

31-20 Politics, Gender and Concepts

32 Race, Ethnicity, and Politics

32-1 Intersections of Race and Class in Urban Areas

32-2 Race and Ethnicity in Big-City Education

32-3 Interpretive Methods for Understanding Latino Politics

32-4 Race and US Political Development

32-5 Causes and Effects of Anti-Immigrant Opinion

32-6 Immigrant Incorporation Across Contexts

32-7 Transnationalism and Political Engagement in Immigrant Communities

32-8 Race, Context, and Participation

32-9 Immigrant Civic and Political Engagement: Interdisciplinary Approaches

32-10 Contemporary Issues in Black Public Opinion

32-12 Latino Racial Identity across Communities

32-13 Out of the Shadows and into the Light: How Black Immigrants Complicate Black Politics

32-14 Domestic Militarization, Race, and Crime

32-15 The History of the Racial State

32-16 Race, Representations, and Political Communication

32-17 Race, Ethnicity, and Representation

32-19 Hurricane Katrina: Issues of Race, Space, and Place in the Reconstruction Effort

32-20 Minority Empowerment in Urban Areas

32-21 Ethnic Mobilization and Conflict in Multiethnic Societies

32-22 New, Interdisciplinary Directions in Race Studies

32-23 Intersectionality and Representation: Women of Color and the Path to Public Office

32-24 Understanding Politics and Political Participation at the Intersection of Race and Gender

32-25 Identity: Critical Analysis of Old Terms & Discourses in Relationship to 21st Century Indigenous Issues

33 Religion and Politics

33-1 Religion, Human Rights, and Justice

33-2 Intersections of Race, Class and Religion: Faith and Boundary Crossing

33-3 Religion and Politics in Europe

33-4 Theme Panel: Religion, Economics and Culture: Frontiers in Interdisciplinary Research

33-5 Islamist Politics and Democratization: Cross-Regional Perspectives on the Relationship between Islamism and Democratic Practices

33-6 Comparative Approaches to the Study of Religion and Politics

33-7 Beyond Toleration and Dialogue: Contemporary and Historical Approaches to Religion and Citizenship in Liberal Theory

33-8 'Faith in Action': Religion and Political Engagement in America

33-9 Perspectives on Religion and Law in America

33-10 Religion and the 'Culture Wars' in America

33-11 Faith in the Polling Booth: Religion and the Voter

33-12 Islam and the Institutions of Democracy: A Global Survey

33-13 Religion and International Order

34 Representation and Electoral Systems

34-1 Comparative Perspectives on the Implementation of Candidate Gender Quotas

34-2 Spatial Models of European Politics

34-3 The Quality of Decision-making in Citizen Deliberative Assemblies: The Three Cases of Electoral Reform

34-4 Coalitions and Minority Governments in Parliamentary Democracies: Mass Perceptions and Electoral Strategies

34-5 Policy Responsiveness and Representation In U.S. Legislatures

34-6 Historical Perspectives on Electoral System Design

34-7 Electoral Institutions at the Local Level

34-8 Electoral Institutions and Political Outcomes

34-9 Election Law Reform: Theory, Law, Practice

35 Political Organizations and Parties

35-1 Roundtable on the Making of the Presidential Candidates 2008

35-2 Spatial Models of European Politics

35-3 Party Evolution and Realignment

35-4 Political Organizations and the Money Channel

35-5 Interest Groups and Lobbying Activity

35-6 Party Positioning

35-7 Party Polarization: Causes and Consequences

35-8 New Directions for the Study of Political Parties in Third Wave Democracies

36 Elections and Voting Behavior

36-1 Methodological Advances in the Study of Elections and Voting Behavior

36-2 Legacies and Packaging: Understanding the Perceptions of and the Challenges Facing Presidential Aspirants

36-3 The Impact of Campaign Finance Laws in U.S. States

36-4 Gender in U.S. and Comparative Elections

36-5 Coalitions and Minority Governments in Parliamentary Democracies: Mass Perceptions and Electoral Strategies

36-6 Election Reforms and Voter Turnout

36-7 The Electoral Effects of the Ballot

36-8 Primaries Around the World

36-9 Election Administration and Voter Confidence

36-10 Local Elections & Turnout

36-11 Candidate Emergence

36-12 Exploring Similarities and Differences between Voters and Non-Voters

36-13 Comparative Voter Turnout and Choice

36-14 Polarization, Realignment and Partisan Change

36-15 Explaining Presidential Vote Choice

36-16 Comparative Electoral Systems

36-17 Rethinking the Effects of Demographics on Voter Turnout

36-18 Economic Voting Internationally

36-19 The Influence of State Election Laws on Voter Turnout

36-20 Political Contact, Mobilization and the Dynamics of Elections

36-21 The Influence of Party Identification on Turnout and Vote Choice

36-22 The Role of Information and Communication in Elections

36-23 Field Experiments

36-24 Voter Contact

36-25 Looking Forward to the 2008 Presidential Nomination Battle

36-26 From a Ripple to a Wave: A Report from Competitive Races in the 2006 Midterm Elections

36-27 Culture War: The Role of Issues in Voting Behavior

36-28 Methods of Long-Range Election Forecasting

36-30 This is Not Your Father’s Negative Campaigning: Analyses of How Visual Content is Leading Mainstream Media and Elections into Uncharted Territory

36-31 Ads and Turnout

36-32 The 2007 French Presidential Election: A Case Study for Electoral Choice Models

37 Public Opinion and Political Participation

37-1 Selective Exposure, Self-Interest, and Symbolic Politics: Research Inspired by David Sears

37-2 Satisfaction and Discontent in the EU: How the public and the media perceive European integration

37-3 Leading the Public from the White House

37-4 The Public and the Courts

37-5 Contemporary Issues in Black Public Opinion

37-6 Latino Racial Identity across Communities

37-7 Rethinking Gender and Public Opinion

37-8 Field Experiments

37-9 Voter Contact

37-11 The Macro Polity: Looking Back and Looking Forward

37-13 Ideology, Values, and Sophistication

37-14 Elite Discourse and Public Opinion

37-15 War and Public Opinion

37-16 Party Identification and Partisan Attitudes

37-17 Social Capital

37-18 Public Attitudes Toward Racial and Ethnic Groups

37-19 Public Opinion and Welfare

37-20 Citizen Orientations Toward Science and Technology

37-21 Public Opinion Toward Democratic Principles and Human Rights

37-22 Citizen Thinking, Feeling, and Reasoning About Politics

37-23 Deliberation, Discussion, and Social Networks

37-24 Activism and Turnout in Political Campaigns

37-25 The Impact of Education, Interest, and Knowledge on Public Opinion

37-26 The Socioeconomic Context of Public Opinion

37-27 Political Trust

37-28 Public Opinion Toward Government Institutions and Practices

37-30 9/11 and the Media

38 Political Communication

38-1 Do Words Bring Results? The Influence of Presidential Rhetoric on Public Policy

38-2 Race, Representations, and Political Communication

38-3 The Role of Information and Communication in Elections

38-4 Deliberation, Discussion, and Social Networks

38-5 "New" Media and Public Opinion

38-6 Framing and the Media

38-7 The Media and Public Policy

38-8 Congress and the Media

38-9 War and the Media

38-10 Media Bias

38-11 Networking and Deliberative Democracy

38-12 Affect and Political Communication

38-13 Congressional Campaigns and the Media

38-14 The Importance of Cues in Developing Evaluations

38-15 The Media and the Middle East

38-16 This is Not Your Father’s Negative Campaigning: Analyses of How Visual Content is Leading Mainstream Media and Elections into Uncharted Territory

38-17 9/11 and the Media

38-18 Ads and Turnout

38-19 Blogging as Political Communication

39 Science, Technology, and Environmental Politics

39-1 Environmental Governance at Multiple Scales

39-2 Science, Institutions and Stakeholder Processes in Environmental Decision-making

39-3 National Institutions and the Political Economy of Industrial Technological Change

39-4 Civil Society, Governance, and the Response to Disaster: Katrina and Beyond

39-5 Intergovernmental Relations and Environmental Governance Today

40 Information, Technology and Politics

40-1 Are the Times A-Changin'? Technological Conundrums for Political Theory

40-2 Governance and Information Technology

40-3 Blogging as Political Communication

40-4 National Institutions and the Political Economy of Industrial Technological Change

40-5 Governing Information Technologies

40-6 Emergence of E-Government Evaluated

40-7 Theme Panel: Academic Data Mining: Making the Most of the Internet and Information Technology in Political Science Research

40-8 Mobilization and Participation: The Internet 10 Years Later

41 Politics, Literature, and Film

41-1 Montesquieu’s Persian Letters Reconsidered: Herald of the Enlightenment?

41-2 Reading Mary Wollstonecraft

41-3 Regimes of Seeing, Masculinities, and Heteronormativity

41-5 Print the Legend: John Ford's Interpretation of America

41-6 Aristophanes: New Thoughts on an Old Poet from Across and Beyond the Discipline

41-7 New World Orders in Literature and Film: Europe, Africa, Asia

41-8 Theorizing Politics, Literature, and Film

42 New Political Science

42-1 Polemics: How a Book Series can Change the World

42-2 What is New Political Science?

42-3 Transnational Activism, Border Crossing, and/or Foreign Intervention: Violence Against Women in Europe, Western Asia, and the Americas

42-4 Embittered Subjects: Membership and The Politics of Resentment

42-5 Roundtable: Critical Engagements with Cornel West's Democracy Matters

42-6 Roundtable: Scholarship at the Intersections: Feminist Methodologies, Social Movements and Human Rights

42-7 Food and Power

42-8 Building Solidarity in a Neo-Liberal World

42-9 Republican Politics, Public Opinion, and "Kids Today"

42-10 Roundtable: Bringing the Workers Back In: New Issues in Comparative Labor Politics

42-11 An Ownership Society? Critical Perspectives on John Rawls's Idea of a Property-Owning Democracy

42-12 40th Anniversary New Political Science Plenary Address: Christian Parenti

43 International History and Politics

43-1 The Politics of Demarcation: Reconfiguring the Status Quo

43-2 Roundtable on Bounding Power

43-3 Domestic Politics and International Relations

43-4 Roundtable: China's Rising Strategy in Comparative Perspectives

43-5 Who are the Global Governors?

43-6 Anarchy and State Formation

43-7 International Norms and Empire

43-8 When Talk Matters

43-9 Asian Integration as the Mirror Of Europe?

43-10 State Identities and World Politics

43-11 Religion and International Order

43-12 Big Threats from Small Actors

43-13 The Origins of IR Concepts

43-14 Theoretical Models and Historical Lessons from the 1930s: The Foreign Policy Strategy of Appeasement

43-15 Theme Panel: Empire in Comparative Perspective

43-16 American Strategies of Preponderance in the Early Cold War

43-17 The Politics of Shame: Weak Actor Influence in the International System

43-18 Roundtable: Civil War and Iraq

43-19 Policy Feedbacks in Comparative and International Perspective

44 Comparative Democratization

44-1 The Democratizing Power of Elections I

44-2 Thou Shalt Democratize! Comparing EU and US strategies of external democracy promotion

44-3 Social Movements and Regional and International Institutions

44-4 Electoral Laws and Democracy in Latin America

44-5 Gender and the Limits of Democracy

44-6 Transitional Justice and Democratization

44-7 Federalism, decentralization and party-voter linkages in Latin America and Europe

44-8 Explaining Variation in Post-Communist Party Politics

44-9 Islamic Political Parties in Democratic Competition

44-10 Promoting Democracy in the Americas

44-11 Civil Society Attitudes and Organizations and the Prospects for Democratization in the Arab World

44-12 The Role of the Media in Political Change

44-13 Democratization, Secession and Violence

44-14 Democratization and Diversity

44-15 Policy-making in clientelistic and progressive regimes: Is there a difference?

44-16 The Democratizing Power of Elections II

44-17 Poor Peoples' Movements

44-18 Islam, Secularism and Democracy: Reflections on the Turkish Experience

44-19 Civil Society and Civic Identities

44-20 Political Elites, Hybrid Regimes and Democratization

44-21 Judicial Politics and Democratic Development

44-22 Pivotal Elections and Democratic Development

44-23 Monitoring and Managing Elections

44-24 Political Protest and Opposition Movements in Authoritarian Regimes

44-25 Party Competition and Political Stability

44-26 Electoral Protests: Beyond the Color Revolutions

44-27 Governance at the Grassroots: Political Participation and Contention in China

44-28 Islamist Politics and Democratization: Cross-Regional Perspectives on the Relationship between Islamism and Democratic Practices

45 Human Rights

45-1 Transitional Justice and Democratization

45-2 Religion, Human Rights, and Justice

45-3 Interdisciplinary Research on Human Rights: The Challenge for Political Science

45-4 Ethics and Politics in the "War on Terror": Interdisciplinary Perspectives

45-5 NGOs, Humanitarianism, and World Order

45-6 From Local to Global and Back Again: Making Human Rights Matter for Women

45-7 Democratic Institutional Design and Human Rights

45-8 Domestic Implementation of Human Rights

45-9 Human Rights and the Global Economy

45-10 Kosovo's Future: Between Self-Determination and Security for Minorities

45-11 Human Rights, Borders, and Global Governance

45-12 Human Rights Regimes in Europe: Still in Development

45-13 International Promotion of Human Rights

45-14 Human Trafficking, Human Security and the Balkans

45-15 Human Rights and Post-atrocity Justice: Interdisciplinary Approaches to Critical New Issues

45-16 Roundtable: Scholarship at the Intersections: Feminist Methodologies, Social Movements and Human Rights

46 Qualitative Methods

46-1 Interpretive Methods for Understanding Latino Politics

46-2 Roundtable: Revisiting the Origins of Democracy: Do We Still Need the Qualitative Classics?

46-3 Roundtable: Author Meets Critics: John Gerring's Case Study Research: Principles and Practices

46-4 Roundtable: Ideas and Politics in Social Science Research

46-5 Roundtable: Using History in Political Science: Best-Practice Approaches

46-6 The Future of Method: Feminist Perspectives

46-7 Understanding Historical Causation

46-8 Roundtable: Investigating and Assessing Research Funding Opportunities for Interpretive Social Science Research

46-9 Reviewing Institutional Review Boards: Issues for Political Science Research

46-10 Conducting Fieldwork in Violent Settings

46-11 The Methods Café

46-12 Roundtable on Audie Klotz and Cecelia Lynch's "Strategies for Research in Constructivist International Relations" (M.E. Sharpe 2007)

46-13 Where History Meets Political Science: A Reassessment

46-14 Roundtable: The Politics of Memory

46-15 Political Science in Post-Conflict Societies: Novel Approaches to Research in Post-Genocide Rwanda

46-16 Policy Feedbacks in Comparative and International Perspective

46-17 Revisiting State Infrastructural Power

46-18 Bridging the Gap? Connecting Qualitative and Quantitative Methods in the Study of Civil War

46-19 Politics, Gender and Concepts

46-20 Roundtable: Experiments, Natural Experiments, and the Comparative Study of Institutions

46-21 Measurement Across Contexts

46-22 Rethinking Political Inquiry

46-23 Qualitative Methods and International Relations Theory

46-24 New Empirical Applications of Qualitative Comparative Analysis

46-25 New Qualitative Work on American Politics: Representation, Institutional Development, and Leadership in Congress

46-26 How Political Economies Change: Causal Mechanisms in Qualitative Research

46-27 Causal Inference and External Validity in Qualitative Research

46-28 Development Under Dictatorship

46-29 Case Studies, Causation, and Theory Development

46-30 Challenges of Concept Development and Coding

PS 1 Poster Session I: American Politics Session 1

PS 2 Poster Session II: Theory and Methodology

PS 3 Poster Session III: Teaching and Learning

PS 4 Poster Session IV: American Politics Session 2

PS 5 Poster Session V: Comparative Politics Session 1

PS 6 Poster Session VI: International Relations Session 1

PS 7 Poster Session VII: Comparative Politics Session 2

PS 8 Poster Session VIII: International Relations Session 2

American Enterprise Institute

Panel 1 Roundtable: Broken Branches? The Balance of Powers in the 21st Century

Panel 2 Roundtable: Democracy in an Age of Terror: Regime Transformation and U.S. Foreign Policy

African Politics Conference Group

Panel 1 Micro Foundations for Conflict and Democracy

Aging Politics and Policy Group

Panel 1 Expanding the Welfare State? The Reform of Long-Term Care in Europe and the United States

Asian Pacific American Caucus

Panel 1 Transnationalism and Political Engagement in Immigrant Communities

Panel 2 Immigration, Transnationalism, and Politics of Asian Americans

Walter Bagehot Council on National Sovereignty

Panel 1 Roundtable: Walter Bagehot, Constitutionalism, and Executive Power

Brazilian Political Science Association

Panel 1 What we can learn about democracy from Latin American democratic experiences?

British Politics Group

Panel 1 Roundtable: A Retrospective on the Career of Samuel H. Beer

Panel 2 The British Economy: What Kind of Model?

Panel 3 The Year in British Politics: Britain After Blair

Campaign Finance Research Group

Panel 1 The Current and Future Agenda for Campaign Finance in the U.S.

Society of Catholic Social Scientists

Panel 1 John Courtney Murray and the American Proposition

The Cato Institute

Panel 1 Roundtable: Nuclear Proliferation, Deterrence and Preventive War

Global Forum of Chinese Political Scientists

Panel 1 Civil Society in China: Findings from Survey Studies

Panel 2 China and the International Order

Association of Chinese Political Studies

Panel 1 China's Search for Energy Security

Christians in Political Science

Panel 1 Roundtable: Revisioning Evangelical Political Ethics

The Churchill Centre

Panel 1 Churchill and France

The Claremont Institute for the Study of Statesmanship and Political Philosophy

Panel 1 Liberalism and Locke's Political Philosophy

Panel 2 Executive Power and the Constitution

Panel 3 Roundtable: Dred Scott at 150

Panel 4 Roundtable: The State of American Liberalism

Panel 5 Roundtable: The U.S. Supreme Court: Its Recent Term and Its New Justices

Panel 6 The Classics and War

Panel 7 Roundtable: Is Social Conservatism Good for Conservatism?

Panel 8 Roundtable: Erler, Marini, West, eds., "The Founders on Citizenship and Immigration"

Panel 9 Roundtable on James Ceaser's "Nature and History in American Political Development"

Panel 10 Western Films and American Political Thought

Panel 11 Roundtable: Recent Books on Leo Strauss

Panel 12 Roundtable: Reforming Higher Education and the Opening of the American Mind

Panel 13 German Political Philosophy and the American Regime

Panel 14 History as Political Philosophy

Panel 15 Roundtable: Roundtable on the 2008 Presidential Campaign

Canadian Politics Study Group

Panel 1 Canadian Politics

Center for the Study of the Constitution

Panel 1 Constitutions as Problem-Solving Tools

Communitarian Network

Panel 1 Roundtable: Author Meets Critics: Amitai Etzioni

Institute for Constitutional Studies

Panel 1 Roundtable: Whither Constitutional History: An Interdisciplinary and Intergenerational Conversation

European Consortium for Political Research

Panel 1 Religion and Politics: American and European Experiences and Contrasts

Panel 2 The Politics of European Labor Markets

Panel 3 America in the World Order: Historical Reflections, 21st Century Consequences

French Politics Group

Panel 1 Models in Motion: The Dynamics of Political Change in France and Western Europe in an Age of Economic Austerity

Panel 2 Changing France: An Interdisciplinary Roundtable on Globalization and French Politics in Light of the 2007 Presidential Elections

Panel 3 Roundtable: Mapping French Political Science: The State of the Field II

Panel 4 The 2007 French Presidential Election: A Case Study for Electoral Choice Models

Green Politics and Theory

Panel 1 New Books in Green Politics and Theory

Panel 2 Current Issues in Green Politics

Society for Greek Political Thought

Panel 1 Roundtable: Political Realism in Xenophon's Anabasis

Conference Group on German Politics

Panel 1 Germany as a European and Global Power

Committee on Health Politics

Panel 1 The Politics of Medicaid

National Humanities Institute

Panel 1 Not By Politics Alone: Redefining Political Science

Iberian Studies Group

Panel 1 Representation and Democracy in Iberia: Regions, Civil Society and Women

Indigenous Studies Network

Panel 1 Identity: Critical Analysis of Old Terms & Discourses in Relationship to 21st Century Indigenous Issues

Panel 2 The Politics of Indigenous Self-Determination: Contemporary Challenges, Opportunities, and Conflicts

IPSA Research Committee '12 (Biology and Politics)

Panel 1 Political Science and Beyond: The Role of Biology

Association for Israel Studies

Panel 1 Defining Israel's Borders

Conference Group on Italian Politics and Society

Panel 1 Italian Politics After the Crisis

Japan Political Studies Group

Panel 1 Institutional Change in Japan's Political System: Probing the Consequences of Recent Reforms

Association of Korean Political Studies in North America

Panel 1 Human Rights and Economic Reform in North Korea

Panel 2 New Political Dynamics in South Korea

Panel 3 Korea and Taiwan in Changing East Asian System

Panel 4 Political Economy of Democracy and Development: South Korea and Taiwan Compared

Law and Political Process Study Group

Panel 1 Election Law Reform: Theory, Law, Practice

Labor Project

Panel 1 Food and Power

Panel 2 Bringing the Workers Back In: New issues in comparative labor politics

Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgendered Caucus

Panel 1 The Politics of Same-Sex Marriage

Panel 2 Different Angles on LGBT Politics

Association for Politics and the Life Sciences

Panel 1 Roundtable on Biopolicy

Latino Caucus in Political Science

Panel 1 Causes and Effects of Anti-Immigrant Opinion

Panel 2 Immigrant Incorporation Across Contexts

Panel 3 Roundtable: Fixing the Leaky Pipeline: Keeping Women of Color in the Discipline

Panel 4 New Approaches for Looking at Latino Political Issues

Latin American Studies Association

Panel 1 Electoral Laws and Democracy in Latin America

Panel 2 Promoting Democracy in the Americas

Panel 3 Grassroots Movements, Decentralization, and Democracy in Latin America

McConnell Center for Political Leadership

Panel 1 Roundtable: A Discussion of Barbara A. Perry's Book, The Michigan Affirmative Action Cases

Politica: Society for the Study of Medieval Political Thought

Panel 1 Politics, Knowing, and the Known in Medieval Political Thought

Conference Group on the Middle East

Panel 1 Tyranny, Liberalism and Resistance: The Future of Democracy in the Middle East

Miller Center on Public Affairs

Panel 1 Policy and Partisan Revolutions in American Political Development Perspective

Committee for the Analysis of Military Operations and Strategy

Panel 1 Strategy and the 'Long War': New Perspectives on Counter-terrorism and Counter-Insurgency

Association for the Study of Nationalities

Panel 1 Methodological Innovations in the Study of Post-Communist Politics and Identity

The Committee on the Political Economy of the Good Society

Panel 1 Deliberative Democracy and its Limits

Panel 2 Roundtable: Constituting Republican Government

Political Forecasting Group

Panel 1 Conflict Processes as a Complex System: Insights from Beyond Political Science

Panel 2 Methods of Long-Range Election Forecasting

Committee for Political Sociology

Panel 1 Changing Forms of Political Activism: Issues with Mobilization, Professionalization and Outsourcing

Political Studies Association

Panel 1 Islamic Extremism in Britain: Causes, Consequences, and Solutions

Policy Studies Organization

Panel 1 Discourses of Health Care Policy

Panel 2 Policy Change: Policy Learning, Path Dependency, and Punctuated Equilibrium

Panel 3 Policy Narratives in Contemporary Policy Issues

Panel 4 Methodological Innovations in the Study of Public Policy

Panel 5 New Directions in Pre-K Education

Panel 6 Education: Choice and Accountability

Publius: The Journal of Federalism

Panel 1 Federalism and the Bush Administration

Panel 2 Roundtable: Is Federalism Theory Poor or Theory Rich?

Conference Group on Jurisprudence and Public Law

Panel 1 Dogmas in Politics and Political Science: Roundtable On Dennett's and Harris Book on the Role of God in Policy Making and the Study of Political Science

American Public Philosophy Institute

Panel 1 Contemporary Issues in American Public Philosophy

Society for Romanian Studies

Panel 1 Romanian Authoritarianism and EU Integration

Slovenian Political Science Association

Panel 1 Democratic Praxis in Slovenia

Conference Group on Taiwan Studies

Panel 1 Korea and Taiwan in Changing East Asian System

Panel 2 Cross-Strait Relations: Theorizing a Complex Relationship

Panel 3 Political Economy of Democracy and Development: South Korea and Taiwan Compared

Panel 4 Consequences of Democratization in Taiwan: Constitutional Reform, National Identity, and Human Rights

Panel 5 Changing Party Politics in Taiwan: Elite Mobilization, Policy Cleavage, and Social Network

Conference Group on Theory, Policy, and Society

Panel 1 Deliberative Policy Analysis: Discourse, Argumentation and Social Construction

Panel 2 New Directions in Theorizing Post-positivist/Interpretive Policy Analysis

Comparative Urban Politics

Panel 1 Roundtable: The Comparative Politics of Urban Reform

Eric Voegelin Society

Panel 1 The Relevance of Plato

Panel 2 Equivalences of Symbolization-Experience in China?

Panel 3 Scientism, Westernization, and Liberty in Chinese Politics

Panel 4 The Authority of Truth: Eric Voegelin’s Hitler and the Germans

Panel 5 Civil Theology of the American Founding

Panel 6 Mysticism, Philosophy, and Holocaust Studies

Panel 7 Good and Evil in Politics, Experience, and Political Theory

Panel 8 Hannah Arendt, Leo Strauss and Eric Voegelin: Rival Visions of Politics and Reality

Panel 9 Voegelin’s Quandary: Faith in Search of Understanding or Understanding in Search of Faith?

Panel 10 Philosophies of History and Theories of Politics

Women in International Security

Panel 1 The New Terrorism: Explorations of Theory and its Application to Modern Threats

Women’s Caucus for Political Science

Panel 1 Roundtable: Teaching Graduate Seminars and Mentoring Graduate Students

Panel 2 Roundtable: Survival Skills for Women Political Scientists in Academic Administration