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Home Online Program » Theme Panels for 2010 Please note: all information presented below is subject to change. Theme Panels     Theme Panels   T-1   Theme Panel: Assessing Afghanistan       T-4   Theme Panel: The Financial Crisis: Macroeconomics and Global Responses       T-5   Theme Panel: The Financial Crisis: Regulatory Aspects       T-6   Theme Panel: PS Symposium on Data Archiving, Authorship, and Collaboration       T-7   Theme Panel: Modeling Techniques for Macro-Political Events       T-8   Theme Panel: Defending National Interests in Hard Economic Times       T-9   Theme Panel: Is Political Science Relevant?       T-10   Theme Panel: Perspectives on Subfields in Political Science       T-11   Popular Responses to the Economic Crisis       T-12   Theme Panel: Hard Times and the Plight of Women       T-13   Theme Panel: Hard Times and Economic Voting       T-14   Theme Panel: Hard Times and Political Cleavages in the Developing World       T-15   Theme Panel: Institutional Analysis and Development: Development and Promise       T-16   Theme Panel: Hard Times and North American Relations       T-17   Theme Panel: International Migration Under Economic Stress       T-18   Theme Panel: Courts and Hard Times       T-19   Theme Panel: Economic Crisis and Varying State Responses in Europe: Explaining Change Through 3 Different 'Isms'       T-20   Theme Panel: The Politicized Economy in Hard Times       T-21   Theme Panel: Responses to the Global Financial Crisis       T-22   Theme Panel: State and Local Government under Fiscal Stress       T-23   Theme Panel: Globalization and Moral Panic: Homophobia in Comparative Perspective       T-24   Theme Panel: The Future of Publishing Books and E-Books in Politics Science       T-25   Theme Panel: Storms of Inequality: Remembering Katrina and Rita as Political, Racial, and Social Disasters       T-26   Theme Panel: The Aftermath of Health Care Reform       T-27   Theme Panel: First and Second Order Elections in the New French Electoral Cycle: Hard Times for Whom?       T-28   Theme Roundtable: The Political Science of Samuel H. Beer       T-29   Theme Panel: A Sea Change in Political Science Methodology?       T-30   Theme Roundtable: What Can Political Science Offer Journalists?       T-31   Theme Panel: What the Strong Want and What the Weak Suffer       T-32   Theme Panel: Hard Times and Higher Education       T-33   Theme Panel: Hard Times and PhDs: The Political Science Job Market and Non-Academic Careers