Panel 21-9 THE POLITICS OF SIN

Papers:

• "Analysis of Policy Shifts in American Drug Policies: Tests of Cubb, Ross, and Ross's Models of Agenda Setting." Meeyoung Song, Askew School of Public Administration and Policy, Florida State University, smeeyoun@garnet.acns.fsu.edu
• "Bonfire of the Righteous: Geographically Expanding the Scope of the Conflict Over Same-Gender Marriage." Donald P. Haider-Markel, University of Kansas, prex@lark.cc.ukans.edu ; Alesha E. Doan, Texas A&M University, alesha@polisci.tamu.edu
• "Violence as a Political Strategy: The Case of the Anti-Abortion Activists." Alesha E. Doan, Texas A&M University, alesha@polisci.tamu.edu
• "Mandated Morality: The Public Policy Consequences of Casino Gaming." Brigid Harrison, Montclair State University, harrisonb@saturn.montclair.edu

Panel 22-3 BUREAUCRATIC DISCRETION AND IMPLEMENTATION

Papers:

• "Getting Reformed: How Street-level Workers Respond." Steven Maynard-Moody, University of Kansas, stevenmm@ukans.edu; Suzanne Leland, University of Kansas
• "Bureaucratic Values and the Enforcement of Child Support." Lael R. Keiser, University of Missouri, polslrk@showme.missouri.edu
• "Combining Policy Instruments: An Application of the Meier-Licari Model in Water Pollution Policy." Julie Tankersley, Florida State University, jtankers@mailer.fsu.edu; Jered B. Carr, Florida State University, jcarr@mailer.fsu.edu
• "Bureaucratic Discretion: An Examination of External Influences of State Implementation of Federal Mandates." Lucinda M. Deason, Michigan State University, ramseylu@pilot.msu.edu

Panel 23-6 TOLERANCE AND LEARNING DEMOCRATIC NORMS

Papers:

• "Civic Education and the Development of Democratic Political Culture: Evidence from Poland and the Dominican Republic." Steven E. Finkel, University of Virginia, sef@server1.mail.virginia.edu; Christopher Sabatini, The National Endowment for Democracy; Gwendolyn G. Bevis, University of Wisconsin, ggbevis@students.wisc.edu
• "Can Democracies Convert Anti-Democrats? Theory and Evidence from a Three Year Panel Study of Eastern German Parliamentarians." Robert Rohrschneider, Indiana University, rrohrsch@indiana.edu
• "Tracking Political Tolerance in a Changing Political Environment: Israel 1980-1997." Michal Shamir, Tel-Aviv University, m3600@ccsg.tau.ac.il

Panel 24-5 ROUNDTABLE ON TEACHING POLITICAL SCIENCE: A GENDERED ENTERPRISE

Chair: Laura Woliver, University of South Carolina, Woliver@garnet.cla.sc.edu

Papers:

• "Gender, Teaching, and Teaching Evaluation." Carol Christy, Ohio University-Lancaster, cchristy@ohiou.edu
• "Teaching Gender Through Writing Across the Curriculum Pedagogy." Lyn Kathlene, Purdue University, Kathlene@polsci.purdue.edu
• "Teaching Diversity in the Political Science Curriculum." Mary Lou Kendrigan, Lansing Community College, e-mail N/A.
• "Gender, Women's Studies, and Political Science." Trudy Steuernagel, Kent State University, tsteuern@kent.edu
• "Calling All Women: Class/Race.Ethnicity/Sexuality/Age/Disability in the Classroom." Joan C. Tronto, Hunter College and the Graduate School, City University of New York, jtronto@hunter.cuny.edu

Panel 25-6 ROUNDTABLE ON TEACHING POLITICAL SCIENCE: A GENDERED ENTERPRISE

Section 7 Posters

NEW INSIGHTS IN ELECTIONS, VOTING BEHAVIOR, AND PARTICIPATION

1. "The Changing Calculus of Voting: The Turnout Decision in American Electoral History." David C. Darmofal, University of Illinois, darmofal@uiuc.edu
2. "The Changing Relevance of Education For Political Participation." Tracy R. Jarvis, Vanderbilt University, jarvistr@ctrvax.vanderbilt.edu
3. "The Effects of Varying Levels of Secondary Education Resources on Political and Non-political Participation." Kimberly A. Mealy, Indiana University, kimealy@indiana.edu
4. "The Link Between Party Polarization and Divided Government." David Kimball, Ohio State University, kimball.11@osu.edu
5. "Explaining Distrust in Government: Separating Out the Bad from the Worse." Shannon Jenkins, Loyola University Chicago, sjenki2@wpo.it.luc.edu
6. "Campaign Spending and Voting on State Ballot Initiatives." Ken Mulligan, Free Congress Foundation, kmulligan@fcref.org
7. "Electoral Congruence and the Autonomy of American State Party Systems." Tari Renner, Illinois Wesleyan University,
8. "Strategic Decision Making and Inexperienced Challengers." David W. Romero, University of Texas-San Antonio
9. "National Election Studies." Virginia Sapiro, University of Wisconsin -Madison, sapiro@polisci.wisc.edu
10. "The 'X' Factor: How Low Political Participation Among Young People Affects the Gay/Lesbian Political Agenda." Steve Sanders, Indiana University, sanderss@indiana.edu
11. "Home Sweet home: The Role of State Economics in Senate Elections." Benjamin J. Selden, SUNY - Stony Brook, bselden@ic.sunysb.edu
12. "1996 Elections: The Bridge to the 21st Century." Dick Simpson, University of Illinois at Chicago, simpson@uic.edu
13. "Shuttle Democracy: Contact Between Legislators and Constituents in the Contemporary US." Alan Szarawarski, Harvard University, aszarawa@latte.harvard.edu
14. "Explaining Decline in Voter Turnout: Implications for Growing Cynicism Among American Voters." Hyun-Jin Seo, Purdue University, seo@polsci.purdue.edu
15. "Polish Voting Patterns Past and Present: An Examination of Voting Patterns in 600 Communities in the 1920's and 1990's." Sander Valyocsik, Indiana University; Amanda Rose, Indiana University, valyrose@ameritech.net
16. "Have the Marginals Returned?" Robert Yowell, University of Kansas, ryowell@falcon.cc..ukans.edu

Section 17 Posters

LEGISLATIVE POLITICS

1. "Perceptions as Mandates: The 104th Republican Freshmen Take Hold." Timothy J. Barnett, University of Kansas, tjbarnett@worldnet.att.net
2. "Wolves in Sheep's Clothing, Part II: Preference Outliers and Interest Group Ratings in Empirical Tests of Distributive, Informational, and Partisan Theories of Legislative Organization." John W. Bay, Northwestern University, jonbay@nwu.edu
3. "Public Policy and Legislative Choice." Daniel J. Brill, University of Georgia, cmsbrill@uga.cc.uga.edu
4. "China, Christians, and Cross-Pressures: The Vote on Most Favored Nation Trade Status in the 105th House of Representatives." David Hogberg, University of Iowa, david-hogberg@uiowa.edu
5. "The Influence of the Minority Party in the Legislative Process: The Democrats in the 104th and 105th Congresses." Alison D.Howard, University of Oklahoma, ali@ou.edu
6. "Seniority and Pork: Do Senior Members of Congress Deliver the Goods." Douglas Modde, University of Iowa, douglas-modde@uiowa.edu
7. "The Two-Senators Thesis: Foreign Policy Senators vs. Domestic Policy Senators and the Impact of a Resurgent Congress on U.S. Foreign Policy." Joseph Patten, Buena Vista University, patten@bvu.edu
8. "Ranking the Speakers: Congressional Scholars' Perceptions of U.S. House Speakers." Dennis R. Still, Iowa State University, dstill@iastate.edu
9. "The Ideology of the United States: An Alternative Measure of Political Alignment." Bobby R. Summers, Southern Illinois University, bsumm5309@aol.com
10. "The Freshmen: What Happened to the Republican Revolution?" Linda Killian, Washington, D.C.

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Friday, April 24, 10:30

Panel 1-12 POLICY MAKING IN THE EUROPEAN UNION: SUPRANATIONAL AND NATIONAL PERSPECTIVES

Papers:

• "Germany, the European Union and the Politics of Global Telecommunications: An Analysis of Multi-Level Policy Agenda and the Prospects for Institutional Transference." Amy L. Fletcher, Western Illinois University, AL-Fletcher@wiu.edu; Christopher S. Allen, University of Georgia, csallen@uga.cc.uga.edu
• "Trash or Treasure? The Waste and Waste Packaging Directive and the Institutions of the European Union." Joseph F. Jozwiak, Jr., Texas A & M-Kingsville, ksjj003@tamuk.edu
• "Creating an Independent Supranational Central Bank: Institutional and Political Challenges." Karl Kaltenthaler, Rhodes College, kaltenthaler@rhodes.edu

Panel 3-5 CONDITIONS AND QUALITIES OF DEMOCRATIC LEGITIMACY

Papers:

• "Economic Freedom and Democracy: A Freedom House Test." Ross E. Burkhart, Boise State University, rburkha@bsu.idbsu.edu
• "Beyond Polyarchy: Measuring the Quality of Democracy." David Altman, University of Notre Dame, altman.3@nd.edu; Anˇbal P‚rez Linan, University of Notre Dame, aperezli@artin.helios.nd.edu
• "Legitimacy and Democratic Stability." Marcelo Leiras, University of Notre Dame, marcelo.c.leiras.1@nd.edu

Panel 4-2 THE DYNAMICS OF INTERNATIONAL DECISION-MAKING

Papers:

• "The Effect of Group Structure and Information Processing on Foreign Policy Outcome: A Quantitative Study of 33 Cases." Mark Schafer and Scott Crichlow, Louisiana State University, poscha@unix1.sncc.lsu.edu.
• "Domestic Institutions and International Negotiations: A Taxonomy of Results from Spatial Models of Two-Level, Complete-Information Games." Thomas Hammond, Michigan State University; Brandon C. Prins, Michigan State University
• "Conflict, Negotiation, and Third-Party Intervention in Cyprus." J. Joseph Hewitt, University of Missouri, polsjjh@showme.missouri.edu ; Birol A.Yesilada, University of Missouri , polsbay@showme.missouri.edu

Panel 4-7 AFRICAN-AMERICANS AND INTERNATIONAL LINKAGES

Papers:

• "Through A Glass Darkly: Afrocentrism, War and World Politics." Errol Henderson, The University of Florida, errolhen@polisci.ufl.edu.
• "International Dimensions of African-American Social Movements." Christian Davenport, University of Colorado-Boulder, christian.davenport@colorado.edu; Amilcar Shabazz, University of Alabama
• "Race Matters in Cuba: Problems and Issues in Researching Cuban Race Relations." Clarence Lusane, American University, clusane@cdar.howard.edu
• "African Americans and International Relations Contesting Globalization, Hyper-Democratization, and Systems Transformation in the Post-Cold War Era." Darryl Thomas, Binghamton University, dcthomas@binghamton.edu

Panel 5-8 GLOBALIZATION AND THE INTERNATIONAL POLITICAL ECONOMY

Papers:

• "Liberalizing Capital Controls: Systematic Changes, Economic Pluralism or Political Institutions?" Quan Li, Florida State University, lquan@garnet.acns.fsu.edu; Dale L. Smith, Florida State University, dlsmith@garnet.acns.fsu.edu
• "The Information Paradox: Global Change or Global Constancy?" Jeffrey W. Seifert , Syracuse University, jwseifer@mailbox.syr.edu
• "Globalizing Environmental Management: A Private Approach." Yu-che Chen, Indiana University, yuchen@indiana.edu
• "Information Systems of Treaty Regimes." Xinyuan Dai, University of Chicago, xdai91@midway.uchicago.edu

Panel 6-3 POLITICAL ATTITUDES: GAYS AND LESBIANS IN THE DEMOCRATIC PROCESS

Papers:

• "Rewarding Monogamy: The Politics of Domestic Partner Policy in American Localities." Donald P. Haider-Markel, University of Kansas, prex@lark.cc.ukans.edu
• "Twenty-five Years Later: A Reconsideration of LGB Movement Activists." Kenneth Sherrill, Hunter-College-CUNY, ksherrill@shiva.hunter.cuny.edu
• "Dynamics of Attitudes Towards Openly Gay and Lesbian Political Candidates." Ewa Golebiowska, Tufts University, egolebiowska@infonet.tufts.edu; Cynthia Thomsen, Tufts University
• "Stateways and Folkways Revisited: Have Gay Rights Laws Changed Public Attitudes Towards Queers?" Steven H. Haeberle, University of Alabama at Birmingham, shaeberl@sbs.uab.edu

Panel 6-7 CONTEXTUAL FORCES AND POLITICAL ATTITUDES

Papers:

• "Collective and Individual Orientations of Liberal and Conservative Self-Declarations: Are we Liberal Because our State is Wealthy?" Norman R. Luttbeg, Texas A&M University, nluttbeg@polisc.tamu.edu; James B. Cottrill, Texas A&M University
• "The Effects of Labor Market Competition on Attitudes Toward Immigration." Steven A. Camarota, Center for Immigration Studies and University of Virginia, sac@cis.edu; Jeffrey Capizzano, Center for Immigration Studies and University of Virginia
• "The Effects of Neighborhood Racial Composition on Voluntary Associations." Harwood K. McClerking, University of Michigan,harwood@umich.edu
• "The Contextual Determinants of Perceived Group Conflict in Western Europe: The Impact of the Economic and Ethnic Environment." Pia Knigge, Auburn University-Montgomery, knigpia@strudel.aum.edu

Panel 7-11 INSTITUTIONAL EFFECTS ON ELECTORAL POLITICS

Papers:

• "Who Votes By Mail? A Dynamic Model of the Individual-Level Consequences of Vote-By-Mail Systems", Adam Berenski, Univesity of Michigan; Nancy Burns, Univesity of Michigan, rburns@umich.edu; Michael Traugott, University of Michigan
• "The Consequences of State Election Laws for Minor Paries." Elisabeth R. Gerber, U.C.-San Diego, egerber@weber.ucsd.edu
• "The Effect of the National Voter Registration Act on the Social Composition of State Electorates in 1996." David Hill, University of Florida, dhill@polisci.ufl.edu
• "Unresolved Dilemma: Removing State Barriers to Registration Amidst Declining Voter Turnout", Patti Thacker, Vanderbilt, thackepl@ctrvax.vanderbilt.edu

Panel 8-3 MASS MEDIA AND DEMOCRATIC CITIZENSHIP

Papers:

• "Mass Media as Social Context." Diana C. Mutz, University of Wisconsin-Madison, mutz@polisci.wisc.edu; Paul S. Martin, University of Wisconsin-Madison
• "Knowledge Gaps and Participation Gaps During the 1996 U.S. Election Campaign Evaluating Theoretical Explanations and Comparing News Media." William P. Eveland, University of Wisconsin-Madison, weveland@factsaff.wisc.edu; Dietram A. Scheufele, University of Wisconsin-Madison
• "American s Exposure and Attention to Electronic and Print Media and Their Impact on Democratic Citizenship. Stephen Earl Bennett, University of Cincinnati, stephen.bennett@uc.edu; Richard S. Flickinger, Wittenberg University, rflick@wittenberg.edu; Staci L. Rhine, Slrhine@wittenberg.edu

Panel 9-10 NEW PERSPECTIVES ON THE GENDER GAP

Papers:

• "The Experience Gap: Exploring the Contours of the Gender Gap in American Politics." Anna Greenberg, Harvard University, anna-greenberg@harvard.edu
• "Gender Differences in Presidential Evaluations." Franco Mattei, SUNY-Buffalo, mattei@acsu.buffalo.edu; Laura R. Winsky Mattei, SUNY-Buffalo, lmattei@acsu.buffalo.edu
• "Issue Effects, Socialization, and Gender." Margaret C. Trevor, University of Iowa, mtrevor@blue.weeg.uiowa.edu
• "The 1996 Congressional Gender Gap: A Study of Ballot Box Behavior of Men and Women." Tara L. Butterfield, California Institute of Technology, tarab@hss.caltech.edu

Panel 9-16 WOMEN AS ACTIVISTS

Papers:

• "The Gender Gap and Public Opinion: Analyzing Political Attitudes and Beliefs Among Political Activists." Melinda L. Mueller, Eastern Illinois University, cfmam@eiu.edu; Barbara L. Poole, Eastern Illinois University, cfhlp@eiu.edu
• "What Does Woman Want? Gender Consciousness and Political Action Among Antifeminist Women." Ronnee Schreiber, Rutgers University, ronnee@eden.rutgers.edu
• "Revisiting Women, Work, and Political Participation." Angela High-Pippert, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, apippert@unlinfo.unl.edu

Panel 10-5 THE REPRESENTATION OF RACE IN LEGISLATIVE VOTING BEHAVIOR

Papers:

• "Heterogeneous Voting Behavior and Substantive Representation of Minority Interests in the U.S. Congress." Kenneth Whitby, University of South Carolina; George A. Krause, University of South Carolina, krause@garnet.cla.sc.edu
• "Promises or Progress? Representing Black Interests in Congress." Valeria N. Sinclair, Ohio State University, valeria.sinclair@polisci.sbs.ohio-state.edu
• "African Americans and their Representatives in Congress: Does Race Matter?"Katherine Tate, University of California-Irvine, ktate@orion.oac.uci.edu
• "The Impact of State Senators' Race on Voters' External Incumbent Based Efficacy." Charles S. Bullock III, University of Georgia, cbullock@uga.cc.uga.edu; Michael J. Scicchitano, University of Florida,

Panel 11-5 THEORIZING "INDIA"

• "Mahatma Gandhi on Indian Self-Rule: An Instrumentalist, Ethno-Symbolic, or Psychological Discourse on Nationalism?" Manfred B. Steger, Illinois State University, mbstege@ilstu.edu
• "The British Were Doing India a Favor? Karl Marx and Orientalism." Deepak Shenoy, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, shenoy@gibbs.oit.unc.edu
• "E. Stanley Jones and the Totalitarian Kingdom of God in India." Stephen A. Graham, University of Indianapolis, graham@facstaff.uindy.edu

Panel 11-6 SANDEL AND HIS CRITICS

Papers:

• "The Sandelian Republic and the Encumbered Self." Richard Dagger, Arizona State University, icrkd@asuvm.inre.asu.edu
• "The Limits of Logic: A Critique of Sandel's Philosophical Anthropology." Amy R. McCready, Bucknell University, mccready@bucknell.edu
• "Liberalism's Discontent: America in Search of a Past that Never Was." Peter T. Manicas, University of Hawaii, manicas@hawaii.edu

Panel 12-1 DRAWING THE BOUNDARIES OF THE COMMUNITY OF CONCERN: A ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION ACROSS DISCIPLINES

Panel 13-3 NEW WAYS TO UNDERSTAND RATIONAL BEHAVIOR: EXPERIMENTS AND OTHER NEW IDEAS

Papers:

• "Reputation Formation in Simple Bargaining Games." Rick K. Wilson, Rice University and the National Science Foundation, rwilson@nsf.gov
• "Paradoxes of Information Aggregation: Individual and Group Judgments." Gary Miller, Washington University in St. Louis, gjmiller@artsci.wustl.edu; Krishna K. Ladha, University of Chicago, Ladha@simon.wustl.edu
• "Simplifying Timing Games." Christopher K. Butler , Michigan State University, butlerc2@pilot.msu.edu
• "Collective Hypothesis Testing by Bayesian Actors Under Majority Rule Voting." Krishna K. Ladha, University of Chicago , Ladha@simon.wustl.edu

Panel 14-9 MODELS OF LEGISLATIVE CHOICE AND BEHAVIOR

Papers:

• "Representational Performance: A Parsing of American Political History." John S. Lapinski, Columbia University, jsl43@columbia.edu;
• "What do Candidates Maximize (and Why Should We Care)?" Jeff Milyo, Tufts University, jmilyo@emerald.tufts.edu
• "Non-Parametric Unfolding of Binary Choice Data." Keith T. Poole, Carnegie-Mellon University, kp29@andrew.cmu.edu

Panel 15-4 LOBBYING STRATEGIES

Papers:

• "Comparing Coalitional and Solo Advocacy: A Study of How Organizations' Advocacy Efforts Change in Coalition." Marie Hojnacki, Penn State University, meh11@psu.edu
• "Political Geography, Counter-Coalitions, and Interest Group Influence in U.S. Trade Policy." Wendy Schiller, Brown University and The Brookings Institution, wschiller@brook.edu; Fiona McGillivray, Washington University in St. Louis, femcgill@artsci.wustl.edu
• "Legislators as Agents of Lobbyists." Richard Hall, University of Michigan, rlhall@umich.edu
• "Interest Group Use of the Media." Beth Leech, Texas A&M University, bll9286@polisci.tamu.edu

Panel 16-9 PRESIDENTIAL RELATIONS WITH CONGRESS

Papers:

• "Yet Another Two Presidencies Paper." Richard Fleisher, Fordham University, fleisher@murray.fordham.edu; Jon R. Bond, Texas A & M University, jonbond@polisci.tamu.edu; Glen S. Krutz, Texas A & M University
• "Tricameralism and Divided Government: A Formal Model of Conference Committee Behavior." Roger J. Moiles, Michigan State University, moilesro@pilot.msu.edu
• "Rethinking Presidential Veto threats: Agenda Control, Vetoes, and Overrides in the Policy Process." Brian Sala, University of Illinois-Urbana, b-sala@uiuc.edu

Panel 17-2 THE PARTY IS HERE

Papers:

• "Do Parties Matter?" Barbara Sinclair, University of California, Los Angeles, sinclair@polisci.ucla.edu
• "Institutional Change in the House of Representatives, 1867-1986: A Test of Partisan and Median Voter Models." Eric Schickler, University of California, Berkeley, schick@socrates.berkeley.edu
• "Measuring Conditional Party Government." John Aldrich, Duke University, aldrich@acpub.duke.edu; David Rohde, Michigan State University, david.rohde@ssc.msu.edu
• "The Independent Effect of Party on Roll Call Voting in the U.S. House of Representatives." Greg Hager, University of Kentucky, hagerg@pop.uky.edu; Jeff Talbert, University of Kentucky, jtalb1@pop.uky.edu

Panel 18-6 ADHERENCE TO PRECEDENT IN THE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT

Papers:

• "Stare Decisis and the Effect of Precedent: A Reconsideration." Robert L. Clinton, Southern Illinois University, rclinton@siu.edu; John A. Hamman, Southern Illinois University, hamman@siu.edu
• "Explaining the Overturning of U.S. Supreme Court Precedent." James F. Spriggs II, University of California, Davis, jfspriggs@ucdavis.edu; Thomas G. Hansford, University of California, Davis, tghansford@ucdavis.edu
• "An Event-History Model of Supreme Court Precedent." Mark Kemper, Miami University, kemperm@miamiu.muohio.edu
• "Reconsidering the Doctrine of Stare Decisis in Supreme Court Decision Making: Why the Law Should Matter to Political Scientists." Lisa S. Nelson, University of Wisconsin Madison

Panel 18-9 PRESIDENTS AND THE SUPREME COURT

Papers:

• "A Spatial Model of Supreme Court Nominations." Charles M. Cameron, Columbia University, cmcl@columbia.edu; Jeffrey A. Segal, SUNY Stony Brook, jsegal@datalab2.sbs.sunysb.edu
• "The President's Choice of a Supreme Court Nominee." Christine Nemacheck, George Washington University, nemac@gwis2.circ.gwu.edu; Paul J. Wahlbeck, George Washington University, wahlbeck@gwis2.circ.gwu.edu
• "Supreme Court Justices: Independent or Loyal Political Agents?" Robin M. Wolpert, University of South Carolina, wolpertr@garnet.cla.sc.edu
• "Presidential Policy Preferences and Supreme Court Decision Making: Examining the Bounds of Presidential Influence." Jeffrey Yates, University of Georgia, jyates@uga.edu

Panel 19-7 THE POLITICS OF HEALTHCARE IN THE STATES

Papers:

• "State Government Adoptions of Small Group Health Insurance Market Reforms: 1990-1996." Chris Stream, University of Idaho, cstream@uidaho.edu
• "Taking the Initiative: Factors Affecting State Application for Medicaid Section 1115 Waivers." Thomas Yatsco, Kent State University, tey73@aol.com Understanding the Role of Advisory Councils in Workers' Compensation." Sharon Fox, Workers Compensation Research Institute, sefox1@msn.com

Panel 20-8 RACE, GENDER, AND/OR STRUCTURE IN LOCAL SETTINGS

Papers:

• "An Application of King's EI: Cross-Racial and Cross-Gender Voting in St. Louis." Lisa DeLorenzo, and Carol Kohfeld, University of Missouri-St. Louis, slcdelo@umslvma.umsl.edu
• "Race, Place, and Perceptions of Discrimination." Susan Welch, Pennsylvania State University,sxw11@psu.edu; Lee Sigelman, George Washington University,lees@gwis2.circ.gwu.edu; Timothy Bledsoe, Wayne State University,tbledso@cms.cc.wayne.edu; Michael Combs, University of Nebraska-Lincoln,
• "A Study of Local Government Structure and Policy Outcomes in Michigan Home Rule Cities." Susan B. Hannah, Western Michigan University,susan.hannah@wmich.edu
• "Structuring Representation: Political Institutions and Latino City Council Victories in Chicago and Los Angeles." Katherine Underwood, University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh, underwd@uwosh.edu

Panel 21-5 THE POLITICS OF HEALTH CARE

Papers:

• "Decision-making in Clinton's Health Care Agenda: A Case of Rational-Choice or Incrementalism?." Elizabeth Garbrah-Aidoo, James Madison University, garbraea@jmu.edu
• "The NIH and FDA New Medical Research Policies: A Case of Policy Streams or Advocacy Coalitions?." Karen L. Baird, Purchase College, SUNY, baird@purchase.edu
• "Innovation and Implementation in Health Policy: The Role of Policy Entrepreneurs." Arnold Vedlitz, George Bush School of Government and Public Service, Texas A&M University, e339av@polisci.tamu.edu ; W. R. Mack, George Bush School of Government and Public Service, Texas A&M University, Wrm7638@polisci.tamu.edu
• "Physicians Versus Policy Professionals: The Differences in Research Methodology and the Consequences for Public Policy Decisions." M. Mark Taslimi, College of Medicine, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, taslimmm@erlanger.org ; Kenneth G. Hunter, Department of Political Science, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, Kennith-Hunter@utc.edu ; Theresa Tripp, Regional Perinatal Neonatal, TTripp@VoyagerOnline.net

Panel 21-14 THE POLITICS OF FAMILIES AND FAMILY CARE

Papers:

• "Managed Care for Elderly People: Extant Evidence and Its Implications for the Role of Government." Edward Alan Miller, University of Michigan, eddiemil@umich.edu
• "Senior Citizen Political Participation and the American Welfare State." Andrea L. Campbell, University of California, Berkeley, andreac@uclink.berkeley.edu
• "The Political Dielectic of Family Values: Is A Synthesis Possible, Or Is One Simply Inevitable?." Brent D. Lollis, University of Texas Austin, lollis@jeeves.la.utexas.edu
• "Families and Public Policy: The Role of the Aid to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC) on the Evolution of Family Structure." Margaret Ann Curran, Northern Illinois University,mcurran@niu.edu

Panel 22-1 NEW DIRECTIONS IN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION THEORY: THEORIES OF BUREAUCRACY

Papers:

• "Toward a New Generation of Theories of Public Bureaucracy." Hal G. Rainey, University of Georgia, hgrainey@uga.cc.uga.edu

Panel 23-4 POLITICAL CULTURE AND THE TRANSFORMATION OF RUSSIA

Papers:

• "Inequality and Ethnic Advantage: Public Perceptions in Non-Russian Republics." Donna Bahry, Vanderbilt University, bahrydl@ctrvax.vanderbilt.edu
• "The Patriarch and the President: Religion and Political Culture in Russia and Ukraine." Vicki L. Hesli, University of Iowa, vicki-hesli@uiowa.edu
• "A Legacy of Distrust? Russian Attitudes toward Social and Political Institutions." William Mishler, University of Arizona, mishler@u.arizona.edu, Gordon Smith, University of South Carolina

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Friday, April 24, 1:30

Panel 1- 3 INSTITUTIONS AND REPRESENTATION IN PARLIAMENTARY DEMOCRACIES

Chair: Michael Laver, Trinity College, Dublin, mlaver@tcd.ie

Papers:

• "Cabinet Type and Representation." Christina Beall, University of California, Santa Barbara, 6500clb@ucsbuxa.ucsb.edu
• "Structure over Culture: Comparing LDP Factions in Japan's Upper and Lower Houses." Gary Cox, University of California, San Diego; Frances Rosenbluth, Yale University; Michael Thies, University of California, Los Angeles, thies@nicco.sscnet.ucla.edu
• "Divided Parliaments: The Budgetary Effect of Intercameral Partisan Differences in Bicameral Legislatures." William B. Heller, University of Nebraska, Lincoln, wbheller@unlinfo.unl.edu
• "Legislator-Constituency Relations: Perspectives for a Five-Nation Study." David M. Wood, University of Missouri, Columbia, polsdmw@showme.missouri.edu; Valerie Heitshusen, University of Missouri, Columbia, polsvh@showme.missouri.edu; Garry Young, University of Missouri, Columbia, polsgy@showme.missouri.edu

Panel 2-6 EXTERNAL INFLUENCES ON AFRICAN INSTITUTIONS

Papers:

• "Teaching Countries How to Rule: International Influences on Domestic Governance." Charles T. Myers,University of Michigan, ctmyers@umich.edu
• "The Effects of Structural Adjustment Programs on Political Rights in Africa: Changes in Participation and Personal Security Rights in the 1990s." Anne M. Pitsch, University of Maryland, m-apitsch@bssl.umd.edu
• "The Transformation of Property Rights in West Africa." Kathryn Firmin-Sellers, Indiana University, kfirmin@indiana.edu

Panel 3-9 PARTICIPATION AND DEMOCRATIZATION IN LATIN AMERICA

Papers:

• "Transitions and Transformations: Toward a Gender Responsive State in Chile." Tricia Gray, Miami University, cmescia@infinet.com
• "Electoral Behavior in Comparative Perspective: The Case of Newly Emerging Democracies in Latin America." Peter J. Moore, University of Iowa, peter_moore@uiowa.edu; Mariano Magalhaes, Roosevelt University, mmagalha@acfsysv.roosevelt.edu
• "Political Tolerance and Democracy in Central America: A Test of Elite Democratic Theory Using Survey Data from Costa Rica, Panama, and El Salvador." Orlando J. Perez, Adams State College, ojperez@adams.edu

Panel 3-10 ASSESSING THE IMPACT OF ELECTORAL STRUCTURE ON THE LEGISLATIVE RECRUITMENT OF WOMEN AND MINORITIES: EVIDENCE FROM HYBRID SYSTEMS

Papers:

• "The Puzzle of Women's Legislative Representation in Hungary's Hybrid Electoral System." Kathleen Montgomery, Illinois Wesleyan University, kmontgom@titan.iwu.edu; Angela Burnette, Illinois Wesleyan University
• "Women's Recruitment to the European Parliament." Joanne Bay Brzinski, Emory University, jbrzinsk@ps.emory.edu
• "Recruiting Representatives of Marginalized Groups to the Russian Regional Legislatures." Dawn Jamison Nowacki, Linfield College, dnowacki@calvin.linfield.edu

Panel 4-6 BRINGING THE BASTARDS TO JUSTICE: DYNAMICS AND PROBLEMS OF TRUTH AND RECONCILIATION

Papers:

• "Reckoning with the Past: Political Justice in Times of Transition, The South African Truth and Reconciliation Commission." Tristan Anne Borer, Connecticut College, tabor@conncoll.edu.
• "The Impact of Truth Commissions on the Legitimacy of Nascent Democracies." Belinda Botha, University of Houston, pols2g5@bayou.uh.edu
• "International Response to the 1994 Genocide in Rwanda: Did the Norms of Peace Trump the Norms of Justice." Richard Mueller, The University of Notre Dame, Richard.Mueller.25@nd.edu.

Panel 5-5 MONETARY POLICY-MAKING: CENTRAL BANKERS, ELECTED POLITICIANS, AND VOTERS

Papers:

• "The European Central Bank: Implications of the Appointment Structure for Future Monetary Policy." Kelly Hei Young Chang, Stanford University, khc@leland.stanford.edu
• "Models of Monetary Policy Decision-Making: Arthur Burns and the Federal Open Market Committee." Henry W. Chappell, Jr., University of South Carolina, chappell@darla.badm.sc.edu; Rob Roy McGregor, University of North Carolina at Charlotte, fec00rrm@email.uncc.edu; Todd Vermilyea, University of South Carolina, vermilp6@spanky.badm.edu
• "Democracy, Inflation, and Growth: The Lucas Island Model Revisited." Susanne Lohmann, University of California, Los Angeles, lohmann@ucla.edu
• "Revisiting the Politics of Monetary Policymaking: Congress, the President, and the Federal Reserve." Irwin L. Morris Texas Tech University, clilm@ttacs.ttu.edu

Panel 6-5 MODELS OF TURNOUT

Chair: Carol Cassell, University of Alabama, ccassel@ua1vm.ua.edu

Papers:

• "Extremity and Voter Turnout: The Effects of Isolation and Intensity." Dennis Plane, University of Texas at Austin, dlplane@jeeves.la.utexas.edu
• "The Impact of Attitude Accessibility and Extremity on Political Participation." William Morgan, Indiana University, wdmorgan@indiana.edu
• "Overreports of Voting and Theories of Turnout: The Nonvoting Voter Revisited." Carol Cassell, University of Alabama, ccassel@ua1vm.ua.edu
• "Deciding to Vote, Deciding to Tell." John Baughman, University of Chicago, baugh@sps.uchicago.edu

Panel 6-16 ROUNDTABLE: THE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN PUBLIC OPINION AND PUBLIC POLICY--MOODS, CYCLES, AND SWINGS IN AMERICAN PUBLIC OPINION.

Panel 7-18 MODELS OF TURNOUT

Panel 8-8 CULTIVATING AND CUTTING THE MEDIA MIDDLEMAN: HOW POLITICIANS SHAPE AND USE INFORMATION

Papers:

• "Reporters are From Mars, Campaign Operatives Are From Venus." Matthew R. Kerbel, Villanova University, kerbel@laclan.ans.vill.edu; Marc Howard Ross, Bryn Mawr College, mross@brynmawr.edu
• "Framing Candidate Messages During the 1996 Minnesota U.S. Senate Campaign." Amy Jasperson, University of Minnesota, ajaspers@polisci.umn.edu
• "Can Knocking on Doors Win Votes?" Stephen C. Brooks, University of Akron, SteveBrooks@UAkron.edu

Panel 9-6 PRESIDENTIAL WIVES AND PRESIDENTIAL POLITICS

Chair: Mary Stuckey, University of Mississippi, psmes@sunset.backbone.olemiss.edu

Papers:

• "First Ladies and the Fourth Estate: Media Coverage of Hillary Clinton and Elizabeth Dole in the 1996 Presidential Campaign." Carole Chaney, University of Wyoming, cchaney@uwyo.edu; Dianne G. Bystrom, Iowa State University, bystrom@iastate.edu; Lori Melton McKinnon, University of Alabama, mckinnon@apr.ua.edu; Carrie Chapman ,Catt Center
• "Hillary Clinton and the President's Reelection." Anthony Mughan, Ohio State University, Anthony.Mughan@polisci.sbs.ohio-state.edu; Barry Burden, Ohio State University
• "First Ladies as Activists and Leaders in the Contemporary Presidency: Betty Ford to Hillary Rodham Clinton." Sharon Z. Alter, William Rainey Harper College, salter@harper.cc.il.us
• "Wives in Presidcntial Elections: the 1996 Campaign Trail." Barbara Burrell, University of Wisconsin-Madison, burrell@wsrl.cee.uwex.edu

Panel 10-7 ROUNDTABLE: RACIAL AND POLITICAL INTOLERANCE ON THE INTERNET

• "Global Village Idiots: The Racist Right on the Internet." F. S. J. Ledgister, Morehead State University, j-ledgis@morehead-st.edu

Panel 11-10 PHILOSOPHY AND POETRY

Chair: George Anastaplo, Loyola School of Law

Papers:

• "The Yelping Bitch Shrieking at Her Master: Iris Murdoch on the Platonic Conflict Between Poetry and Philosophy." Katherine Philippakis, Arizona State University
• "The Place of Poetry in Character Formation: Aristotle on the Importance of Literature." Warren R. Winterborne, Northern Illinois University, wwinborne@niu.edu
• "Narrative, Myth, and Character: Aristotle on Human Wholeness." Michael Kochin, University of Toronto, mkochin@chass.utoronto.ca
• "Dante the Prophet? An Inquiry into the Medieval Permutations of the Quarrel of Philosophy and Poetry." Joseph Macfarland, University of Chicago, macf@midway.uchicago.edu

Panel 12-2 EXPERIMENTING WITH DEMOCRATIC DELIBERATION

Papers:

• "The Effects of Democratic Deliberation on Tolerance." Lori Weber, University of Colorado, weberl@sobek.colorado.edu
• "An Experiment in Deliberative Democracy: Politics Shaping Citizens." Peter Muhlberger, Carnegie Mellon University, peterm@andrew.cmu.edu
• "The Difference Deliberation Makes: Disentangling Power, Leadership and Innovation." Michael Neblo, University of Chicago, neblo@cicero.spc.uchicago.edu

Panel 13-1 FORMAL MODELING IN COMPARATIVE POLITICS

Papers:

• "How Cabinet Instability Affects Bureaucratic Performance in Parliamentary Democracy."John D. Huber, University of Michigan jhuber@sph.umich.edu; Arthur Lupia, University of California San-Diego, alupia@ucsd.edu
• "Bicameralism, Unicameralism and the General Welfare." James R. Rogers, Texas A&M University, rogers@polisci.tamu.edu
• "Veto Power and the American Constitution." George Tsebelis and Jih-wen Lin ,University of California in Los Angeles, tsebelis@ucla.edu

Panel 14-6 ROUNDTABLE ON PERSISTENCE IN POLITICAL TIME SERIES

Panel 15-3 INTEREST GROUPS IN THE STATES

Panel 15-7 ALLOCATING CAMPAIGN MONEY

Papers:

• "The Flow of Money: Temporal Patterns of Individual Campaign Contributions in the 1990s." John McAdams, Marquette University, 6489mcadamsj@vms.csd.mu.edu
• "Entrepreneurial Interest Groups: A Prospect Theory Explanation for the Distribution of Industry Group Funds to Members of Congress." Catherine R. Shapiro, Dartmouth College, catherine.r.shapiro@dartmouth.edu
• "Political Parties and Strategic Allocation of Hard Money'." Garrett Glasgow, California Institute of Technology, gg@hhs.caltech.edu
• "Corporate and Labor PAC Contributions in House Elections: Measuring the Effects of Majority Party Status." Thomas J. Rudolph, University of Minnesota, thomas.j.rudolph-1@tc.umn.edu

Panel 16-2 PRESIDENTIAL WIVES AND PRESIDENTIAL POLITICS

Panel 17-4 TESTING LEGISLATIVE THEORIES HISTORICALLY

Papers:

• "Evolution of Floor Management in the U.S. Senate." Gerald Gamm, University of Rochester, grgm@troi.cc.rochester.edu; Steven S. Smith, University of Minnesota, sssmith@polisci.umn.edu
• "Leadership and Institutional Development During the Speakership of Henry Clay." Randall Strahan, Emory University, rstrahan@ps.emory.edu; Vincent G. Moscardelli, Emory University, moscard@ps.emory.edu; Moshe Haspel, Emory University, mhaspel@ps.emory.edu; Richard S. Wike, Emory University, rwike@ps.emory.edu
• "Committee Assignments as Side Payments: The Interplay of Leadership and Committee Development in the Era of Good Feeling." Charles Stewart, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, cstewart@mit.edu; Jeffrey Jenkins, University of Illinois, j-jenki@students.uiuc.edu
• "The Puzzle of Universalism in the House and Senate." Brian J. Gaines, University of Illinois, bjgaines@uiuc.edu; Brian Sala, University of Illinois, b-sala@uiuc.edu

Panel 17-19 MODELS OF LEGISLATIVE BEHAVIOR

Papers:

• "Mr. Smith and His Staff Goes to Washington: A Study of Participation in the US Senate." Benjamin J. Selden, SUNY, Stony Brook, bselden@ic.sunysb.edu; Michael Nickelsburg, SUNY Stony Brook, mnickels@datalab2.sbs.sunysb.edu
• "Risk Aversion and Members' Decisions to Retire: The 102d House Revisited." Gregory A. Fugate, University of Colorado, fugate@colorado.edu
• "Playing By the House Rules: The Connection Between Chamber Folkways and Leadership Ascendency." Craig Williams, University of Oklahoma, craig@ou.edu
• "Does Changing Chambers Lead to Changing Minds? Political Ambition and Roll Call Behavior, 1947-1997." Timothy Nokken, University of Illinois, tnokken@uiuc.edu

Panel 17-20 INSTITUTIONS AND REPRESENTATION IN PARLIAMENTARY DEMOCRACIES

Panel 18-15 POSITIVE POLITICAL THEORY IN CONSTITUTIONAL LAW AND JUDICIAL POLITICS RESEARCH

Panel 19-4 INTEREST GROUPS IN THE STATES

Chair Clive S. Thomas, University of Alaska-Southeast, Jfcst@acad1.alaska.edu

Papers:

• "Regional Patterns of Interest Groups in the American States." Barbara Morris, University of the Redlands Morris@uor.edu
• "Oklahoma: Interest Group Power in Transition." David Morgan, University of Oklahoma, dmorgan@ou.edu; Vincent Burke, Oklahoma State University, Jason Kirksey, Oklahoma State University, kirksey@vms.ucc.okstate.edu; Robert England, Oklahoma State University, englanr@okway.okstate.edu
• "Interest Group Access and Influence in a State Legislature." John Comer, University of Nebraska, Jcomer@unlinfo.unl.edu
• "Understanding Bias Within Interest Communities." Virginia Gray, University of Minnesota, vgray@polisci.umn.edu; David Lowery, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, Lowery.ham@mhs.unc.edu

Panel 20-1 ROUNDTABLE: POLITICIAN OR MANAGER? AN ASSESSMENT OF THE MAYORALTY OF RICHARD M. DALEY

Panel 21-6 DESIGNING PUBLIC POLICIES

Papers:

• "Public Policy Design and Combining Policy Instruments: Further Tests." Michael J. Licari, SUNY at Binghamton, mlicari@binghamton.edu
• "The Communications Decency Act: Symbolic Politics and Congressional Policymaking." Kimberly Dalianis, College of Journalism and Communications, University of Florida ; Michael J Zarkin, Department of Political Science, University of Florida, zarkin@grove.ufl.edu
• "If a Tree Falls...Policy Making When Nothing Seems to Happen." Scott Barclay, SUNY-Albany, aust@cnsvax.albany.edu ; Thomas Birkland, SUNY-Albany, aust@cnsvax.albany.edu
• "Behavioral and Theoretical Assumptions of Social Constructions: Target Populations and Public Policy." Robert M. Pultz, St. Louis University, halbert@anet-stl.com

Panel 21-15 ROUNDTABLE ON THE POLICY PROCESS MODEL, MERITS AND LIMITATIONS

Panel 23-3 MACRO-LEVEL DEMOCRATIZATION AND POLITICAL CULTURE

Papers:

• "Political Culture and Democracy." Ronald F. Inglehart, University of Michigan, rfi@umich.edu
• "Democracy, Economic Modernization, and Social Capital." Tom W. Rice, Iowa State University, tomrice@iastate.edu; Jeffrey Ling, The College of Wooster, JLING@acs.wooster.edu
• "Between Experience and the Political Reaction: Looking for the 'American Dream' in Yaroslavl." Boris Sergeyev, University of Toronto, sergeyev@chass.utoronto.ca

Panel 24-2 THE POLITICAL SCIENCE CLASSROOM AS AN AGENT OF POLITICAL SOCIALIZATION

Papers:

• "Bringing It All Back Home: The Issues Involved in Teaching a Regional American Politics Course." James P. Melcher, Cleveland State University, j.melcher@popmail.csuohio.edu
• "Examining the Design and Content of State and Local Politics Textbooks: Problems and Opportunities." Scott Moore, Colorado State University, smoore@vines.colostate.edu
• "Student Participation, Clarification of Values, and Democratic Citizenship: Finding the Connections." Lee Ann Osbun, The College of St. Catherine, LOSBUN@aol.com
• "Connections in the Classroom: New Strategies for Teaching 101 in an Urban Environment." Derek S. Reveron, University of Illinois at Chicago, drever1@uic.edu; Brian C. White, University of Illinois at Chicago, u19383@uicvm.uic.edu

Panel 26-1 PHILOSOPHY AND POETRY

Section 16 Posters

PRESIDENCY AND EXECUTIVE POLITICS

1. "The Appointment Calculus: A Study of Reagan's Ambassadorial Appointments." Richard W. Waterman, University of New Mexico, waterman.unm.edu; John Bretting, University of Texas at San Antonio, bretting@lonestar.utsa.edu

Section 19 Posters

STATE AND INTERGOVERNMENTAL POLITICS

1. "An Examination of the Role of Gubernatorial Personality in Explaining Leadership Success." Jay Barth, Hendrix College, barth@gamma.hendrix.edu, and Margie Ferguson, Hendrix College
2. "Appointment or Election of State Attorneys General." David Winder, Valdosta State University, dwinder@grits.valdosta.peachnet.edu
3. "The Significance of PArtisanship and Race in Voter Support for the Three Strikes and Out." Linda Lopez, Sonoma State University, lopezl@somoma.edu
4. "Courting the Middle Class." Maureen Berner, LBJ School of Public Affairs, mberner@uts.cc.utexas.edu, and ShaoChee Sim, LBJ School of Public Affairs
5. "Debate is at the End of the Hook: Deliberation Across Culteral Differences." Paula Mohan, University of Wisconsin-Whitewater, mohanp@uwwvax.uww.edu
6. A Comparative Analysis of State Legislative Response to Hawaii's Judicial Acceptance of Same-Sex Marriage, Martin Dupuis, Western Illinois University

Section 21 Posters

PUBLIC POLICY

1. "Is it Participatory Utopia?: Examining the Social Construction and Legitimation of Citizen Knowledge (s) for Public Policy Deliberation." Corie Ashani Johnson-Turbes, Purdue University, johnson@polsci.purdue.edu
2. "Development of Islamic Capital in Turkey." S. D. Koyluoglu, Eastern Michigan University
3. "The Institutional Analysis on the US Telecommunications Regulatory Policy." Kwangho Sim, Michigan State University, simkwang@pilot
4. "An Archeological Survey of Welfare Policies in United States." Michael S. Clark, Saint Xavier University, clark@sxu.edu
5. "Gender and Income Inequality: How the Government Perpetuates It." Rachel M. Milliman, Illinois State University, rachelmill@hotmail.com
6. "Evaluating the 1985 Improved Standards for Laboratory Animals Act: An Interrupted Time Series Analysis." Michael Tweed, Northern Illinois University, mtweed@niu.edu
7. "Preferences, Political Control and American Trade Regulation." Li Quan, Florida State University, lquan@garnet.acns.fsu.edu; Todd Osborne, Florida State Univesity
8. "Issue Networks in Contentious Social Issues." Paul C. Clark II, University of Missouri-St. Louis, s977848@jinx.umsl.edu
9. "Public Opinion and the Regulation of Nuclear Power: Is too much not enough?." Brad R. McKay, University of Houston, bmckay@uh.edu
   
10. "Citizen Advisory Council and Environmental Politics in the Marine Oil Trade." George Busenberg, University of Wisconsin-Madison

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Section 22 Posters

INNOVATIVE RESEARCH IN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

1. "Motivation to Public Service and Its Relationship to Workforce Quality." John Crum, U.S. Merit Systems Protection Board john.crum@mspb.gov; Katherine C. Naff, San Francisco State University, kcnaff@sfsu.edu
2. "How To Know a Good Manager When You See One: The Effect of Gender, Agency and Experience on Supervisory Priorities and Self-Assessments." Dennis M. Daley, North Carolina State University; Katherine C. Naff, San Francisco State University kcnaff@sfsu.edu
3. "The Effect of Dependent Care Programs on Public Employee Morale, Productivity, and Performance." Samantha L.Durst, University of North Texas sdurst@scs.cmm.unt.edu
4. "Contracting Out: Effective Paradigms for Changing Environments." Fran Goldman, Binghamton University frances@binghamton.edu
5. "Clean-up Costs and the Decision to Settle: An Empirical Analysis of Litigation Under Superfund." Eric Helland, Ball State University, Andy Whitford, Rice University, whitford@rice.edu
6. "The Coming Economic and Political Budget Squeeze on the Domestic Discretionary Budget." Peter Kobrak, Western Michigan University Peter.Kobrak@wmich.edu; Robert Peters, Western Michigan University
7. "Privatization in the Turkic Moslem Republics of Central Asia." S. D. Koyluoglu, Eastern Michigan University
8. "A Test of the Positive Value of Discretion at the Federal Level." David Paul, University of Illinois dpaul@uiuc.edu
9. "New Challenges to Public Administration: Cleaning Toxic Waste at Federal Facilities." Dianne Rahm, Iowa State University drahm@iastate.edu
10. "Bureaucratic Resources and Congressional Controls Across Eight Agencies." Evan J. Rinquist, Florida State University, eringqui@garnet.acns.fsu.edu; Jeff Worsham, West Virginia University; Marc Allen Eisner, Wesleyan University

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Panel 1-5 THEORETICAL ADVANCES IN THE STUDY OF INSTITUTIONS: NEW BOOKS BY TSEBELIS/MONEY AND HUBER

Panel 1-11 A EUROPE OF REGIONS?

Papers:

• "Explaining Changes in the Expression of Regional Identity in Scotland and Wales: The Effects of European Integration." Mike Demczyk, Miami University, mjdemczy@miamiu.muohio.edu
• "The EU and the Regions of Spain: The Cases of Galicia and Valencia." Carolyn Marie Dudek, University of Pittsburgh, cmdst22@pitt.edu
• "Europe in Transition: Territorial Parties in the European Union." Joel Herndon, Emory University, jhern01@emory.edu

Panel 2-7 THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF SOUTHEAST ASIA

Papers:

• "Democracy, Authoritarian Government, and the Environment: The Political Economy of Deforestation in Thailand and Indonesia." Neil A. Englehart, LaFayette College, englehan@lafayette.edu
• "From Patronage to Policy: Party Politics in Thailand." Allen Hicken, University of California, San Diego, ahicken@ucsd.edu
• "Coordination, Commitment, and Time Horizons: Social Institutions' and Macroeconomic Policy in Indonesia." Smita Singh, Harvard University, singh@fas.harvard.edu
• "Poverty Alleviation as a Political Survival Strategy in Southeast `Asia." Kimberly Niles, University of California, Los Angeles, niles@ucla.edu

Panel 2-11 TIME AND INSTITUTIONS

Panel 3-11 FEDERAL ARRANGEMENTS IN TRANSITIONAL STATES

Papers:

• "Territorial Coalitions in Transitional States: Russia in Comparative Perspective" Olga Shvetsova,Washington University, shvetso@artsci.wustl.edu; Mikhail Filippov, Washington University
• "Decline and Recovery in Russia's Regions: Explaining Rates of Small Business Growth." Daniel Treisman, UCLA, treisman@polisci.ucla.edu
• "Territorial Coalitions in Transitional States." Steven L. Solnick, Columbia University, sls27@columbia.edu

Panel 3-13 TIME AND INSTITUTIONS

Chair: Timothy Frye, The Ohio State University, tim.frye.@polisci.sbs.ohio-state.edu

Papers:

• "Institutional Stickiness and Presidential Power in the Post-Communist World." Timothy Frye, The Ohio State University, tim.frye.@polisci.sbs.ohio-state.edu
• "Legislative-Party Cohesiveness in Post-Transition Chile." John Carey, Washington University , carey@wustl.edu
• "Democatization and Institutional Change: Central Bank Autonomy in Mexico, 1994." Delia Boylan, University of Chicago , boylan@uchicago.edu
• "Interpretation and Coordination in Constitutional Politics." James Johnson, University of Rochester , jjsn@troi.cc. rochester.edu; Randall Calvert,The University of Rochester, rcal@troi.cc.rochester.edu

Panel 4-4 MAKING THE NATIONAL INTERNATIONAL: DETERMINANTS AND CONSEQUENCES OF STATE-SPONSORED REPRESSION

Papers:

• "Responding to Revolution: Repression, Accommodation, and Opposition in Post-Internal War States." Matthew Krain, Indiana University, mkrain@indiana.edu.
• "Empowering Women to Resist Oppression: A Cross-National Empirical Investigation." Patricia McGee Crotty,, East Stroudsberg University, pcrotty@esu.edu.
• "Sorting Out Dissent and Repression." Chris Lee, University of California- Riverside, chrlee@aol.com
• "Political Risk Assessment and the Dependency-Human Rights Nexus." David Richards, Binghamton University bd90619@binghamton.edu; David Sacko, Pennsylvania State University, dsacko@psu.edu.

Panel 5-6 MONETARY POLICY-MAKING: POLICY OUTCOMES

Papers:

• "Democratic Institutions and Monetary Policy in an Age of Capital Mobility." William Bernhard, University of Illinois , bernhard@uiuc.edu; David Leblang, University of North Texas , dleblang@unt.edu
• "Central Bank Independence and Inflation: The Functional Form for Empirical and Theoretical Evaluation." Robert J. Franzese, Jr. University of Michigan, franzese@umich.edu
• "Political Business Cycles in Germany: German Governments and the Bundesbank." Salvatore Pitruzzello, Columbia University, pitruzz@columbia.edu
• "The Policy Manipulation of the Natural Rate of Unemployment." Jajeet S. Sekhon, Cornell University, jsekhon@husc.harvard.edu

Panel 6-14 SIGNALLING AND LEARNING: ADVANCES IN POLITICAL PSYCHOLOGY

Papers:

• "Perceptual Bias in the Interpretation of Evidence on Perceptual Bias." Donald Green, Yale University, donald.green@yale.edu; Alan Gerber, Yale University
• "Stop the Presses: When Can the Media Lead Public Opinion?" Gregory Bovitz, University of California-San Diego;James Bruckman, University of California-San Diego; Arthur Lupia. University of California-San Diego
• "Political Institutions and Political Learning." Donald R. Searing, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill; Marco R. Steenbergen, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill,
• "Comparing Psychology-Based and Rational Choice Models of Decision." William Bianco, Penn State University, wtb3@psu.edu; James H. Kuklinski, University of Illinois

Panel 7-7 SOCIAL CAPITAL AND DEMOCRATIC POLITICS

Papers:

• "Democracy at Work." Diana C. Mutz; University of Wisconsin, mutz@polisci.wisc.edu; Jeffrey J. Mondak, Florida State University, jmondak@garnet.acns.fsu.edu
• "Extracurricular Activities and Citzenship: Investing in the Social Capital of Today's Youth." Elizabeth S. Smith, University of Minnesota, essmith@aol.com
• "Mobilization, Participation, and Democracy in the Neighborhood Context." J. Tobin Grant, Ohio State University, grant.112@osu.edu; Quin Monson, Ohio State University, monson.6@osu.edu
• "Social Capital and Participation in Democracy." Yvette Alex-Assenoh, Indiana University; Ron Lake, Indiana University; Steven Procopio, Indiana University, sprocopi@indiana.edu

Panel 7-10 CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIONS

Papers:

Congressional Campaign Issues and Voter Concerns: Do Candidates Address Issues that Matter?" Jon K. Dalager, Georgetown College, jdalage0@gtc.georgetown.ky.us
• "The Partisan Component to the Incumbency Advantage." Brad Lockerbie, University of Georgia, cmsprf9@uga.cc.uga.edu
• "Agenda Setting and Voter Response in Congressional Elections." Paul Herrnson, University of Maryland, pherrn@bss2.umd.edu; Kelly Patterson, Brigham Young University, kdpatterson@fhss.byu.edu
• "Midterm Losses in Congression Elections." Deborah Morris, University of Maryland-College Park; Eric Uslaner, University of Maryland-College Park, euslaner@bss2.umd.edu

Panel 8-9 FRAMING THE ISSUES: HOW THE MEDIA SHAPES PUBLIC POLICY AND OPINION

Papers:

• "Framing Policy Debate on Old Age Issues." Laurie A. Rhodebeck, Oberlin College, frhodebeck@oberlin.edu
• "The Caning of Michael Fay: The Media Versus the Public Versus the Politicians." Jinney S. Smith, Northwestern University, jinney-smith@nwu.edu; Benjamin I. Page, Northwestern University
• "Portraying the Public Voice: Public Opinion in the News." Diane Heith, Brown University, Diane_Heith@brown.edu; Lori Cox Han, University of California Los Angeles,

Panel 9-1 ROUNDTABLE ON FEMINIST EPISTEMOLOGY

Panel 9-7 GENDER IDEOLOGY, WORK, AND WELFARE REFORM

(Note: This Panel will feature an alternate format. Participants will exchange Papers beforehand. The Chair will facilitate discussion by identifying broad themes/questions addressed in the Papers. All Panel members will engage in discussion about their work, and invite participation from the audience.)

Chair: Mary Lou Kendrigan, Lansing Community College, MKENDRIGAN@alpha.lansing.cc.mi.us

Papers:

• "Attitudes Towards Welfare: The Roles of Gender and Core Values." Nina Van Dyke, University of California, Santa Barbara, 6500nina@ucsbuxa.ucsb.edu
• "Gender and the Role of Work." Russ Muirhead, Williams College, J.Russell.Muirhead@williams.edu
• "Welfare and Work: What Happened to Feminist Perspectives?" Cathy M. Johnson, Williams College, Cathy.M.Johnson@williams.edu

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Panel 10-6 ROUNDTABLE: THE MEASUREMENT OF RACE: RACIAL DICHOTOMIZATION IN A MULTI-CULTURAL SOCIETY

Panel 11-7 NEW THOUGHTS ON HOBBES AND LOCKE

Papers:

• "Thomas Hobbes: Theologian." Laura Merzig, Wheaton College, laura.v.merzig@wheaton.edu
• "The Political Economy of Thomas Hobbes." Michael McLendon, University of Texas at Austin, mikemc@jeeves.la.utexas.edu
• "Lockean Rhetoric and Toleration." Laurence Nee, University of Dallas, lnee@acad.udallas.edu

Panel 11-12 CONFRONTING THE 60S: A ROUNDTABLE

Panel 13-2 FORMAL MODELS OF U.S. LEGISLATIVE PROCESS

Papers:

• "Killer" Amendments in Congress." John D. Wilkerson, University of Washington at Seattle, fizzle@u.washington.edu
• "A Modest Proposal: Reconciling Theories of Gridlock." Craig Volden, Claremont Graduate University, craig.volden@cgu.edu Carl M. Rhodes,
• "The Herding of Cats: Leadership, Uncertainty and Signaling in the U.S. Congress.", Rice University, rhodes@ruf.rice.edu
• "Destined or Doomed: Seeking Power and Reelection in the U.S. House of Representatives." Kristin Kanthak, University of Iowa, kristin-kanthak@uiowa.edu

Panel 14-7 THE VOTING RIGHTS ACT AND MODELS FOR REDISTRICTING

Papers:

• "A Normal Vote Approach to Redistricting Analysis." Brian J. Gaines, University of Illinois, bjgaines@uiuc.edu; Rui J. De Figuereido, Jr., University of California at Berkeley, rui@haas.berkeley.edu; Wendy Tam, University of Illinois, wendy@stat.berkeley.edu
• "How to Predict the Effects of Redistricting -- Better." Micah Altman, Harvard University, maltman@www-vdc.fas.harvard.edu
• "Patchwork Districts and Representation: Multi-Rackal Gerrymandering and Policy Outcomes in the States." David Epstein, Stanford University, de11@columbia.edu; Sharyn O'Halloran, Stanford University, so33@columbia.edu

Panel 14-10 Modeling Bureaucratic Behavior: Four Great Papers with Really Awful Titles

Panel 15-12 NOMINATION CAMPAIGNS

Papers:

• "Early Voting, Presidential Primaries, and the Future of Momentum." Andrew Busch, University of Denver, abusch@du.edu
• "Democratic and Republican Intra-Elite and Elite-Mass Linkages, 1980-1992: Towards and Institutional Explanation." Douglas Usher, Cornell University, dlu1@tempter.arts.cornell.edu

Panel 16-1 AUTHOR MEETS CRITICS: JOHN GEER'S FROM TEA LEAVES TO OPINION POLLS

Panel 17-1 THEORETICAL ADVANCES IN THE STUDY OF INSTITUTIONS: NEW BOOKS BY TSEBELIS/MONEY AND HUBER

Chair: Steven S. Smith, University of Minnesota, sssmith@polisci.umn.edu

Papers:

• "Rationalizing Parliament." John D. Huber, University of Michigan, jhuber@sph.umich.edu
• "Bicameralism." George Tsebelis, University of California, Los Angeles, Tsebelis@ucla.edu

Panel 17-17 REPRESENTATION OF MINORITY INTERESTS IN CONGRESS

Papers:

• "Why Differences Matter: The Impact of Hispanics and Asians in Congress." Dena Levy, SUNY, Brockport, dlevy@acs.brockport.edu; Charles Tien, Hunter College, CUNY, ctien@shiva.hunter.CUNY.EDU
• "Examining Civil Rights Roll Call Voting in the Senate, 1957-1991." Francine Sanders, University of Texas, San Antonio, fsanders@lonestar.utsa.edu
• "Redistricting and the Georgia Congressional Delegation: New Constituencies - New Interests." F. Carl Walton, University of Georgia, cmswalt@uga.cc.uga.edu; Scott Gissendanner, University of Georgia,
• "Majority Black Districts: Wastelands or Breeding Grounds? A View From the States." Kerry L. Haynie, Rutgers University, klhaynie@rci.rutgers.edu; Kimberly D. Clark, Rutgers University, clkimber@clam.rutgers.edu
• "Legislative Sponsorship and Cohesion: The Congressional Black Caucus and the Calculus of Bill Introduction." Neil Pinney, Western Michigan University, pinney@wmich.edu; George Serra, Bridgewater State College, gserra@topcat.bridgew.edu

Panel 18-4 MODELS OF APPELLATE COURT DECISION MAKING

Papers:

• "A Cite for Every Season? The Plasticity of Judicial Decision Making on the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals in Administrative Law Cases." Blake J. Nelson, Pennsylvania State University Harrisburg, nxb17@psu.edu; Paul A. Kramer, Moorhead State University, kramer@mhdma.moorhead.msus.edu
• "Bringing the Law Back In: Finding a Role for Law in Models of Supreme Court Decision Making." Herbert M. Kritzer, University of Wisconsin Madison, kritzer@polisci.wisc.edu; Mark Richards, University of Wisconsin Madison; J. Mitchell Pickerill, University of Wisconsin Madison
• "Judicial Decision Making and Statutory Interpretation in the U.S. Courts of Appeals." Susan B. Haire, University of Georgia, cmshaire@uga.cc.uga.edu; Rick Dunn, Dickinson College, dunnr@dickinson.edu
• "Reassessing the Attitudinal Approach: Case Significance and Votes on the Merits." Paul Martin, University of Oxford, paul.martin@nuffield.ox.ac.uk

Panel 19-9 WELFARE POLICY IN THE STATES

Papers:

• "Social Disturbance and Social Welfare Policy." Nicholas Bauroth, Loyola University, Nabarot@luc.edu
• "The (Non)Politics of Welfare." Richard M. Francis, Brown University, Richard_francis@brown.edu
• "State v. Federal Government: Who Leads Welfare Reform?." Shelly Arsneault, Western Kentucky University, Shelly.arsneault@wku.edu
• "State Fiscal Controls and the Impact on State Welfare Spending." Craig Goodman, Marquette University, 4ca3goodmanc@vms.mu.edu

Panel 19-10 ELECTIONS AND PARTICIPATION IN THE STATE

Papers:

• "Louisiana's Open Election Law and the Politics of Extremism." Brian Schaffner, University of Indiana, Bshaffne@indiana.edu
• "The National Voter Registration Act and Participation in South Carolina: Challenge, Compliance and Continuity." Bruce Ransom, Clemson University, Bii@clemson.edu; David Woodard, Clemson University, judith@clemson.edu
• "Electoral Disintegration in State Elections: Addressing the Level of Analysis Problem." Brian Smentkowski, Southeast Missouri State University, Bpsmentkowski@semovm.semo.edu

Panel 21-7 THE POLITICS OF WELFARE POLICY

Papers:

• "Deciphering the Current Attack on the Welfare State." Brian Waddell, University of Connecticut, Stamford Branch, sarah.raskin@mail.trincoll.edu
• "Does Welfare Lead to More Dependence?." Yuhang Shi, East Carolina University, shiy@mail.ecu.edu
• "The New Politics of Welfare Medicine." Michael K. Gusmano, Yale University, Gusmano@MASPO3.MAS.MAS.YALE.EDU ; Colleen Grogan, Yale University
• "Is There A Culture of Dependence? Public Assistance and Public Opinion." Saundra K. Schneider, University of South Carolina, saundra-schneider@sc.edu ; William G. Jacoby, University of South Carolina

Panel 21-17 DESIGNING PUBLIC POLICIES, THE COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE

Papers:

• "Determinants of Policy Design: The State of the Literature." Rejean Landry, Universite' Laval, rejean.landry@pol.ulaval.ca ; Frederick Varone, Institut de Hautes Etudes en Administration Publique, Switzerland, frederic.varone@idheap.unit.ch ; Malcolm Goggin, Michigan State University, goggin@pilot.msu.edu ; Susan Gerard Marton, University of Goteberg, Sweden, susan.marton@pol.gu.se ; Ivan Bleiklie, University of Bergen, Norway ; ivar.bleiklie@los.uib.no
• "Policy Design: Perspectives, Concepts, and Measures." Arco Timmermans, Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands, a.timmermans@sepa.tudelft.nl ; Christine Rothmayr, Institut fuer Politikwissenschaft, University of Zurich, rothmayr@pwi.unizh.ch ; Uwe Serduelt, Institut fuer Politikwissenschaft, University of Zurich, serduelt@pwi.unizh.ch ; Frederick Varone, Institut de Hautes Etudes en Administration Publique, Switzerland, frederic.varone@idheap.unit.ch
• "Studying Policy Design Comparatively: Methodological Issues." Malcolm Goggin, Michigan State University, goggin@wmich.edu ; Sissel Hovik, Norwegian Institute of Urban and Regional Research, sissel.hovik@nibr.no

Panel 22-4 MODELING BUREAUCRATIC BEHAVIOR: FOUR GREAT Papers WITH REALLY AWFUL TITLES

Chair: Thomas Hammond, Michigan State University, thammond@pilot.msu.edu

Papers:

• "Uncertainty, Information Processing and Organizational Response: The Nature of Risk-Bearing Behavior in Public Bureaucracies." George A. Krause, University of South Carolina, krauseg@garnet.cla.sc.edu
• "Bureaucratic Labor Markets, Agency Culture, and the Struggles of the Progressive Agency, 1897-1913" Daniel P. Carpenter, Princeton Uni versity, dcarpent@princeton.edu
• "Comparative Methods for the Analysis of the Allocation of Time." John Brehm, Duke University, jbrehm@acpub.duke.edu; Scott Gates, Michigan State University, gatess@pilot.msu.edu; Brad Gomez, Duke University
• "A Markov Chain Regime Switching Model of Budgeting Behavior." John Bremer, University of Rochester, brem@troi.cc.rochester.edu

Panel 25-4 ROUNDTABLE ON FEMINIST EPISTEMOLOGY

Chair: Lyn Kathlene, Purdue University, kathlene@polsci.purdue.edu
Part:
          Mary Hawkesworth, University of Louisville, mehawk01@ulkyvm.louisville.edu
          Jennifer Ring, University of Nevada, jring@unr.edu
          Lynn Staeheli, University of Colorado at Boulder, lynner@spot.colorado.edu
          Peregrine Schwartz-Shea, University of Utah, psshea@poli-sci.utah.edu

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Friday, April 24, 6:30 p.m.

Section 24 Posters

CONTRIBUTIONS OF THE LIBERAL ARTS COLLEGES TO THE POLITICAL SCIENCE DISCIPLINE

1. "Political Science and the Ford Institute." Kim Tunnicliff, Albion College, ktunnicliff@alpha.albion.edu
2. "To the Nth Degree: Political Science, Professionalism and the Liberal Arts." Ann Davies, Beloit College, daviesa@beloit.edu; Sandra Fried, Beloit College, frieds@stu.beloit.edu
3. "Teaching Political Science 'One-Course-At-A-Time': Challenges and Opportunities." David Loebsack, Cornell College, LOEBSACK@cornell-iowa.edu
4. "A Tradition of Excellence: Political Science at Furman." Glen Halva-Neubauer, Furman University. glen.halva-neubauer@furman.edu
5. "Political Science at Grinnell." Robert Grey, Grinell College, grey@ac.grin.edu
6. "Integrated International Studies: A New Multidisciplinary Approach to Undergraduate International Studies." Robert F. Seibert, Knox College, rseibert@knox.edu
7. "Contributions of the Millilin Department to the Profession." Robert McIntire, Millikin University, rmcintire@mail.millikin.edu; Brian Posler, Millikin University, bposler@mail.millikin.edu; Michelle Deardorff, Millikin University, mdeardorff@mail.millikin.edu
8. Success in Inpiring Undergraduate Research." John W. Williams, Principia College, jww@prin.edu

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Saturday, April 25, 8:30

Panel 1-7 SPATIAL MODELS, PARTY CUES, AND VOTE CHOICE

Papers:

• "Mixed Signals, Mixed Results: The 1994 Referendum Voting in Sweden and Norway." Aslaug Asgeirsdottir, Washington University in St. Louis, aasgeirs@artsci.wustl.edu
• "Voter Disloyalty in French Elections: Two-Round Ballots and Spatial Competition." Joseph W. Doherty, University of California, Los Angeles, jdoherty@ucla.edu
• "Ideology, Issues, and Spatial Distance: Vote Choice in Multiparty Canada." Steven E. Galatas, University of Missouri-Columbia, c597316@showme.missouri.edu

Panel 2-10 SURVIVAL AND MONARCHY IN THE MIDDLE EAST

Papers:

• "The Succession Question in Gulf Monarchies." Gawdat Bahgat, Indiana University of Pennsylvania, gbahgat@grove.iup.edu
• "no title." Martin Gruberg, University of Wisconsin, Oshkosh, gruberg@vaxa.cis.uwosh.edu
• "Dynastic Monarchism: Ruling Families and Monarchical Resilience in the Middle East." Michael Herb, UCLA, tasneem@ucla.edu.

Panel 3-6 OPPOSITION AND PARTICIPATION IN AUTHORITARIAN AND DEMOCRATIZING REGIMES

• "Letters, Visits and More: State-Society Relations in Modern China." Laura Luehrmann, Ohio State University, luehrmann.1@osu.edu
• "Political Events and Political Participation During the Estonian Transition to Democracy." Cynthia S. Kaplan, University of California, Santa Barbara, kaplan@alishaw.ucsb.edu; Henry E. Brady, University of California, Berkeley, hbrady@bravo.berkeley.edu
• "The Civil Servicve Systems of China and Hong Kong SAR: Parallel Systems, Uncertain Future." Carol Ann Traut, University of South Dakota, ctraut@charlie.usd.edu

Panel 3-8 POLITICAL CONFLICT AND POLITICAL JUSTICE IN AFRICA

Papers:

• "The Impact of Truth Commissions on the Legitimacy of Nascent Democracies." Belinda Botha, University of Houston, pols2g5@bayou.uh.edu
• "Ethnicity, Democracy and the African State: Theoretical Query and Statistical Comparison." Zeric Kay Smith, University of South Carolina, zksmith@sc.edu
• "The End of an Era: The Resignation of De Klerk and the Rebirth of the National Party in South Africa." Thomas Kolasa, Washington University, kolasa@artsci.wustl.edu

Panel 5-7 MONETARY POLICY-MAKING IN INTERNATIONAL AND DEVELOPING CONTEXTS

Papers:

• "The Monetary Consequences of Democracy in a Developing Country Context: Is There a Political Monetary Cycle in Turkey?" Ali Carkoglu, Bogazici University, carkogla@boun.edu.tr
• "International Capital Mobility and National Monetary Policymaking." So Young Kim, Northwestern University, s-kim6@nwu.edu
• "The Rise of Bond-Market Politics." Jeffrey Ladewig, University of Texas, jladewig@mail.utexas.edu
• "The International Monetary Game and Domestic Politics." Quan Li, Florida State University, lquan@garnet.acns.fsu.edu

Panel 6-1 POLITICAL TRUST

Papers:

• "Right Direction or Wrong Track: A Time Series Analysis of the Public Mood." George A. Waller, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, waller@csd.uwm.edu
• "Trusting and Joining: Socialization and Social Capital." Paul S. Martin, University of Wisconsin-Madison,pauli@polisci.wisc.edu; Michele P. Claibourn, University of Wisconsin-Madison.
• "Explaining Strength of Partisanship: The Role of Political Trust." Marc J. Hetherington, University of Virginia, mjh5h@virginia.edu
• "Can we Trust 'Trust': Re-Assessing the Meaning of Political Trust." Chris Sissie Hadjiharalambous, University of Northern Iowa,hadjiha@uni.edu; Maria Vryza, University of Northern Iowa

Panel 7-1 ELECTORAL DYNAMICS

Papers:

• "Applying the Spatial Model Dynamically: The Dimensions of Electoral Competition in the 1990s." Hazem Ghobarah, University of Texas at Austin, ghorbarah@gov.utexas.edu; Melvin J. Hinich, University of Texas at Austin, hinich@gov.utexas.edu
• "Presidential Polls as a Time Series: The Case of 1996." Robert S. Erikson, University of Houston ,rerikson@uh.edu; Christopher Wlezien, University of Houston cwlezien@uh.edu
• "Macro-Public Moods." Charles Ostrom, Michigan State University, ostrom@pilot.msu.edu; Paul R. Abramson, Michigan State University
• "Macropartisanship: Still Waters Run Deep?" Anirudh Ruhil, SUNY-Stony Brook ruhil@datalab2.sbs.sunysb.edu; Helmut Norpoth, SUNY-Stony Brook ; Michael F. Meffert, SUNY-Stony Brook

Panel 7-9 ALTERNATIVE SOURCES OF POLITICAL INFORMATION

Papers:

• "How "Socio" is "Socio"? Exploring the Spatial Levels of Voters' Economic Evaluations." Fred Cutler, cutler@democracy.queensu.ca,
• "Interpersonal Influence and the Choice of a Political Discussant." Christopher Kenny, Louisiana State University, pokenn@lsuvm.sncc.lsu.edu
• "Voting Behavior in the 1992 British General Election: Contextual Effects of Religion, Class, Party and Issue Positions." Laurence Kotler-Berkowitz, Brown University, laurence-kotler@brown.edu
• "Agent or Adversary: The Differential Impact of News Papers, Television, and Interpersonal Communication on Participatory Behavior." Dietram A. Scheufele, University of Wisconsin-Madison, dacheue@journalism.wisc.edu, Patricia Moy, University ofWisconsin-Madison,

Panel 8-6 POLITICAL COMMUNICATION AND THE INTERNET

Papers:

• "The Electronic Audience: The New Mediation of Political Communication." Shannon Wabshall, Mary Stuckey, University of Mississippi, slwabsha@olemiss.edu
• "Democratization and the Internet: Political Communication and Anti-Government, Messages in USENET Newsgroups." Kevin A. Hill, Florida International University, khill@servax.fiu.edu
• "News You Can Choose: Patterns of Internet and Traditional Media Use in a Networked Community." Scott L. Althaus, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, salthaus@uiuc.edu; David Tewksbury, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
• "Political Culture of the Internet." John Hughes, Monmouth University, Jhughes@mondec.monmouth.edu

Panel 9-17 WOMEN, ECONOMICS, AND WELFARE REFORM

(Note: This Panel will feature an alternate format. Participants will exchange Papers beforehand. The Chair will facilitate discussion by identifying broad themes/questions addressed in the Papers. All Panel members will engage in discussion about their work, and invite participation from the audience.)

Papers:

• "Institutional Affect, Welfare Reform, and The 104th Congress." Kathleen Casey, Rutgers University, kcasey@rci.rutgers.edu
• "Where Were Congresswomen When Welfare was Reformed?" Noelle Norton, University of San Diego, norton@pwa.acusd.edu
• "Social Control and Resistance in the Lives of Poor Women." Jyl Josephson, Texas Tech University, bqjyl@ttacs.ttu.edu
• "Competing Gender Ideologies in Congress: The Case of Welfare Reform." Georgia Duerst-Lahti, Beloit College, duerstgj@beloit.edu

Panel 10-8 CROSS-NATIONAL PERSPECTIVES ON RACE AND ETHNICITY

Papers:

• "Grassroots Mobilization and Diaspora Politics: Armenian Interest Groups and the Role of Collective Memory." Rachel Anderson-Paul, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, andrsnpl@uiuc.edu
• "Recreating Identities: Ethiopian Women in Israel." Jennifer A. Skulte, University of Maryland, v-jskulte@bss2.umd.edu
• "Multiethnic States in Search of Viability - A Cross-Regional Comparison."Zoran Zic, Rockford College, zzic@rockford.edu
• "The Politics of Cultural Property Rights: American Indian Sports Mascots." Paula Mohan, University of Wisconsin-Whitewater, mohanp@uwwvax.uww.edu

Panel 11-8 SPEECHES AND DISCOURSES OF UNION

Papers:

• "When Is a Fourth of July Oration Not Really a Fourth of July Oration?" David F. Ericson, Wichita State University, ericson@twsuvm.uc.twsu.edu
• "Political Argument Over the Bank of the United States, 1791-1832." Paul W. Soper, University of Minnesota, psoper@polisci.umn.edu
• "Union as the American General Will." Rogan Kersh, Syracuse University, rtkersh@maxwell.syr.edu

Panel 12-5 LIBERALISM AND COMMUNITY

Papers:

• "Classical Liberal Communities: Theory and Practice." Claire Morgan, University of Maryland, v-cmorgan@bss2.umd.edu
• "Ethnic Identity in a Liberal Society." Irina Khmelko, Indiana University, ikhmelko@indiana.edu
• "The Nation as a Communal Good: A Nationalist Response to the Liberal View of Community." Siobhan Harty, McGill University, sharty@po-box.mcgill.ca
• "The Shifting Ideal of a Community: The Policies of the Revolution and the Ratification of the Constitution." Richard Laux, Illinois State University, endymion@dave-world.net

Panel 13-4 FORMAL MODELS OF INTERACTIONS BETWEEN VOTERS AND CANDIDATES

Papers:

• "Character, Charisma and Candidate Location." Tim Groseclose, Ohio State University, grosclose.5@osu.edu
• "Assessing the Optimal Strategies of Allocating Campaign Resources Based on a Probabilistic Voting Model." Guang-Jong Fann, SUNY at Stony Brook; Mihriye Mete, SUNY at Stony Brook, mmete@ccvm.sunsb.edu
• "Congressional Parties and Primary Elections." Mark M. Berger, Duke University, mmb4@acpub.duke.edu
• "Indecision Theory: An Informational Model of Roll-Off." Paolo Ghirardato, California Institute of Technology; Jonathan N. Katz, California Institute of Technology, jkatz@golem.caltech.edu

Panel 15-6 THE POLITICS OF ORGANIZED RELIGION

Papers:

• "The Christian Right in Michigan: Toward the Year 2000." James Penning, Calvin College, penn@calvin.edu
• "Christian Right Influence and Congressional Voting." Douglas Weber, American University, dweber@crp.org
• "The Evangelical Left: Who Are They and Does It Matter?" Jeffrey A. VanDerWerff, University of Kansas, jvdw@lark.cc.ukans.edu
• "The Expanding Republican Party Coalition, 1968-1996: The Advent of Religious Morality in a Secular Era." Brett Clifton, Brown University

Panel 15-8 INTEREST GROUPS AND PUBLIC POLICY

Papers:

• "The Political Role of Philanthropy: Private Foundations, Interest Group Representation, and Public Policy." Brent Andersen, Brigham Young University, banderse@fhss.byu.edu
• "Of Hogs and Men: Environmental Racism and the Pathologies of Interest Group Organization." Michael Dimock, North Carolina State University, dimock@social.chass.ncsu.edu
• "Medicare: A Creature of Markets and Politics." Thomas Schlesinger, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, schles@csd.uwm.edu
• "No Balance in the Equities': Union Power in the Making and Unmaking of the Campaign Finance Regime." David Sousa, University of Puget Sound, sousa@ups.edu

Panel 16-8 PRESIDENTIAL RHETORIC AND ITS EFFECTS

Papers:

• "The Impact of Presidential Speeches on Public Perceptions of the Economy." Jeffrey Cohen, Fordham University, cohen@murray.fordham.edu; John A. Hamman, Southern Illinois University, hamman@siu.edu
• "Speaking to Succeed: Going Public and Presidential Success in Congress." Jim Twombly, SUNY-Buffalo, jtwombly@acsu.buffalo.edu; Rodney D. Butler, SUNY-Buffalo
• "Specific and Vague Presidential Campaign Promises and their Effects on Governance, 1948-1996." Daniel T. Kryder, MIT, kryder@mit.edu; Lynn Vavreck, Princeton University, lvavreck@wws.princeton.edu
• "The Rhetoric of Presidential 'Going Public': Leading or Folllowing Public Opinion?" Paul Quirk, University of Illinois-Urbana, p-quirk@ntx1.cso.uiuc.edu; William Cunion, University of Illinois-Urbana, cunion@uiuc.edu; Jennifer Oats-Sargent, University of Illinois-Urbana, oatssarge@students.uiuc.edu

Panel 17-10 COMPETING THEORIES OF CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEES

Papers:

• "Reversing the Institutionalization of the U.S. Congress." Russell D.Renka, Southeast Missouri State University, rdrenka@semovm.semo.edu; Daniel E. Ponder, University of Colorado at Colorado Springs, dponder@brain.uccs.edu
• "Particularistic Interests in a Constrained Fiscal Environment: A Longitudinal Analysis of Appropriations Bills in the Senate." Bryan W. Marshall, Michigan State University, marsha84@pilot.msu.edu; Brandon C. Prins, Michigan State University, prinsbra@pilot.msu.edu
• "Party vs. Committee-Centered Theories of Legislative Policy Making: Evidence from Defense Contracting." Barry Rundquist, University of Illinois, Chicago, barryr@uic.edu; Tom Carsey, University of Illinois, Chicago, tcarsey@uic.edu
• "Intercommittee Transfers and Their Determinants." Sunil Ahuja, University of Southwestern Louisiana, sahuja@usl.edu

Panel 17-18 POLITICS OF SEPARATED POWERS

Papers:

• "Who is Walking the Watchdog? Strategic Use of Information, Bureaucratic Oversight, and the General Accounting Office." Anne Joseph, Harvard University, ajoseph@fas.harvard.edu
• "Warring Factions: Senators, Interest Groups, and the Politics of Appointing Federal Executives." Lauren M. Cohen, University of Oklahoma, lcohen@ou.edu
• "Changes in the Senate Judiciary Committee Hearings for Appeals Court Judges: The Effects of the Bork Hearings." Lisa M. Holmes, University of Georgia, lholmes@uga.cc.uga.edu
• "A Theory of Legislative Delegation." Colton Campbell, Florida International University, campbelc@fiu.edu

Panel 18-3 GROUP STRATEGIES AND SUCCESSES IN LITIGATION

Papers:

• "Planned Strategic Litigation in Reproductive Rights Cases: Webster to Casey." Susan Taylor, University of Denver; Steven Puro, St. Louis University, puro@slu.edu
• "Punishing Polluters in the Courts: A Not-So-Hollow Strategy." Jinney S. Smith, Northwestern University, jinney-smith@nwu.edu
• "The Legal Mobilization of the New Christian Right: Resources and Strategies." Kevin R. den Dulk, University of Wisconsin Madison, kdendulk@polisci.wisc.edu
• "The Use of Courts by Interest Groups." Rorie L. Spill, Dartmouth College, rorie.spill@dartmouth.edu

Panel 19-6 ENVIRONMENTAL POLITICS IN THE STATES

Papers:

• "The Clarke Tax and Environmental Regulation", Richard E. Chard, State University of New York-Stony Brook
• "Conflictual and Consensual Innovations in Environmental Policy: A Comparative State Analysis of Groundwater Protection and Hazardous Waste." Alka Sapat , Florida Atlantic University, asapat@acc.fau.edu
• "The Impact of Information: The Efficacy of State Information Regulation Policy on Community Exposure and Environmental Justice." Marc Shapiro, University of Rochester, mchs@troi.cc.rochester.edu
• "Varied State Responses in the Absence of Interstate Competition: The Regulation of Nonpoint Source Water Pollution." Larry Handlin, Washington University, lbhandli@artsci.wustl.edu

Panel 20-5 LOCAL DEVELOPMENT POLICIES AND POLITICS

• "Factors Affecting the Emergence of Local Policy Entrepreneurs." Brian Kreps, Office of Social Science Research,bkrebs1@uic.edu
• "Does an Electoral Cycle Exist for Local Economic Development Incentives? The Case of Ohio's Enterprise Zones." Jim Landers, Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville, JaLande@siue.edu
• "Credit and Social Capital: The Experience of Group-Based Microcredit Programs in the U.S." Chi-kan Richard Hung, Indiana University, ckhung@indiana.edu

Panel 21-3 THE POLITICS OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION I

Papers:

• "The Clark Tax and Environmental Regulation: A Unique Application of the Prisoner's Dilemma." Richard E. Chard, SUNY-Stony Brook, rchard@ccum.sunysb.edu, Brian J. Gerber, SUNY-Stony Brook
• "Policy Change in the Management of the Great Lakes: 1789-1995." Kelly Tzoumis, Roosevelt University, ktz@ix.netcom.com
• "Cooperation, Sustainability, and the National Estuary Program: Supplying Institutions for Collective Action." Mark Lubell, SUNY-Stony Brook, mlubell@datalab2.sbs.sunysb.edu
• "Garbage In, Garbage Out: Demographic and Political Activism Correlates of the Entry and Exit of Hazardous Waste Management Facilities." Mark Atlas, Carnegie Mellon University, ma3z@andrew.cmu.edu

Panel 21-13 FEDERALISM AND DECENTRALIZATION

Papers:

• "Are Non-Profits the Future." Gerald J. Blasi, SUNY-Binghamton, gblasi@binghamton.edu
• "The Determinants of Change and Stability of Federal Programs." James Cox, Binghamton University, jhcox@binghamton.edu
• "Evaluating Zero Tolerance in the States." Scott Szymendera, Michigan State University, szymende@pilot.msu.edu
• "In Search of Policy Theory: Fiscal Federalism, Intergovernmental Relations, and the Policy Process." Nan M. DiBello, Wells College, ndibello@wells.edu
• "Going to the Market: An Empirical Examination of State Adoption of Market Based Policy Alternatives." Christopher P. Borick, St. Norbert College, boricp@sncac.snc.edu; John F. Camobreco, University of New Hampshire

Panel 24-3 PRACTICING POLITICS: PEDAGOGIES OF COMMUNITY SERVICE, INTERNSHIPS, AND SIMULATIONS

Papers:

• "Community-Based Learning in the Small Liberal Arts College Curriculum." Richard L. Balkema, Valparaiso University, rbalkema@exodus.valpo.edu; Larry R. Baas, Valparaiso University, lbaas@exodus.valpo.edu
• "Integrating a Face-to-Face Tax Simulation with Course Goals in an Introduction to Public Policy Course." James Eisenstein, Penn State University, j3e@psu.edu
• "Reinventing Teaching in the Classroom of the Future." Charles L. Kennedy, Penn State York University, clk8@psu.edu
• "Using Precourse Inventories in the Assessment of Curriculum and Pedagogy." Kay G. Wolsborn, College of St. Benedict/St. John's University, kwolsborn@csbsju.edu

Panel 25-3 ROUNDTABLE ON WOMEN AND MENTORING

Panel 26-2 ARISTOTLE

Papers:

• "Aristotle and Aquinas on Magnanimity." Carson Holloway, Northern Illinois University, z936956@oats.farm.niu.EDU
• "Aristotle on Socrates' Philosophy of Human Affairs." Aristide Tessitore, Furman University, Tessitore_Ty/furman@furman.EDU
• "Aristotle on Theoretical and Practical Excellence." Geert Van Cleemput, University of Chicago, v4an@midway.uchicago.EDU

Section 14 Posters

METHODS IN POLITICAL SCIENCE

1. "Issues and Economics in Multiparty Elections." Jennifer Niemann, University of California at Riverside, jniemann@wizard.ucr.edu; Jonathan Nagler, University of California at Riverside, nagler@wizard.ucr.edu; R. Michael Alvarez California Institute of Technology, rma@crunch.caltech.edu
2. "Rational Expectations Coordinating Voting in American Presidential and House Elections." Walter R. Mebane, Jr., Carnegie-Mellon University, wrm1@cornell.edu
3. "Methods and Models: A Guide to Empirical Analysis of Formal Models in Political Science. Rebecca B. Morton, University of Iowa, Rebecca-Morton@uiowa.edu
4. "The Internet and Opinion Surveys: Issues of Sampling and Representativeness." Jolly A. Emrey, Emory University, jemrey@emory.edu; Nadine S. Koch, California State University at Los Angeles, nkoch@calstatela.edu
5. "Bayesian Approaches to Program Evaluation: The Case of Welfare Reform." Kevin Corder, Western Michigan Univeristy, corder@wmich.edu
6. "Models for Near-Integrated Time Series." Suzanna De Boef, Pennsylvania State University, sld8@psu.edu; Jim Granato, Michigan State University, james.granato@ssc.msu.edu
7. "A Random Effects Approach to Ideal Point Estimation." Michael Bailey, Georgetown University, baileyma@gunet.georgetown.edu
8. "Senstivity of GARCH Estimates: Macropartisan Volatility Revisited." Cherie Masetas, University of Colorado, maestasc@colorado.edu; Kristian S. Gleditsch, University of Colorado, ksg@isere.colorado.edu
9. "The Stability of Attitudes Toward Equality Over Time." Dorie Apollonio, Univeristy of California at Berkeley, dorie@alfa.berkeley.edu
10. "Political Control of the Federal Reserve." Dino Falaschetti, Washington University, falasche@wuecona.wustl1.edu
11. "Bias and Responsiveness in Multiparty Elections." Burt L. Monroe, Indiana University, bmonroe@indiana.edu

Section 18 Posters

THEMES IN JUDICIAL POLITICS AND PUBLIC LAW

1. "Explaining State Choice: Selection System of Judges in State Courts of Last Resort." Joy Willis, Michigan State University, willisj5@pilot.msu.edu
2. "The Pornography of the 1990s? Religion, the New Christian Right, and the Courts." Steven P. Brown, University of Virginia, spb3a@virginia.edu
3. "Judging Judges: An Experimental Approach to Voter Behavior in Judicial Elections." Paul Fabian Mullen, University of Pittsburgh, pfmst3+@pitt.edu
4. "Policies, Publics and Institutions: Gun Control in State Courts of Last Resort." Wendy L. Martinek, Michigan State University, marti234@pilot.msu.edu
5. "Minority Representation and Majority-Minority Districts after Shaw v. Reno: Legal Challenges, Empirical Evidence, and Alternative Approaches." Michael A. Smith, University of Missouri-Columbia, c674097@showme.missouri.edu
6. "Bringing Them in From the Shadows: Court-Sponsored Alternatives to Adjudication." Keith A. Schlidt, Northern Illinois University; Paul J. Culhane, Northern Illinois University, tp0pjc1@mvs.cso.niu.edu
7. "Cross-State Characteristics and the Extension of Rights in the New Judicial Federalism." James N. G. Cauthen, City University of New York, jcauthen@faculty.jjay.cuny.edu
8. "Judicial Restraint and the Natural Law." James Paul Old, University of Notre Dame, james.p.old.1@nd.edu
9. "The Federalism Jurisprudence of Clarence Thomas: Is He a Re-Founder?" Jeffrey J. Langan, University of Notre Dame, jeffrey.j.langan.4@nd.edu
10. "Clarence Thomas and Models of Judicial Conservatism." Daniel Northrop, Robert Morris College
11. "Conflict and Cues: The Institutionalization of the Supreme Court Law Clerk and the Court's Agenda." David L. Weiden, University of Texas at Austin, weiden@mail.utexas.edu

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Saturday, April 25, 10:30

Panel 1-9 PUBLIC REACTIONS TO EUROPEAN INTEGRATION

Papers:

• "Left Turn in Europe? Voter Reactions to Austerity and the EMU." Robert E. Bohrer, Texas A & M University, REB4116@polisci.tamu.edu; Alexander C. Tan, Southern Methodist University, atan@post.smu.edu
• "A Political and Macroeconomic Explanation of Public Support for European Integration." Sean Carey, University of North Texas, scarey@students.cas.unt.edu
• "The Electoral Connection in European Union Politics." Clifford J. Carrubba, SUNY-Stony Brook, carrubba@datalab2.sbs.sunysb.edu.
• "Multilevel Models of Attitudes Toward European Integration." Marco R. Steenbergen, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, msteenbe@gibbs.oit.unc.edu; David Scott, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hil

Panel 1-17 WEST EUROPEAN MODELS, CENTRAL EUROPEAN CHOICES

Papers:

• "Institutional Transfer in the Former Soviet Republics: The Role of Western Aid and Investment." Patricia Davis, University of Notre Dame, patricia.a.davis.30@nd.edu; Peter Dombrowski, Iowa State University, pdombrow@iastate.edu.
• "State Power and Interest Group Formation: The Czech Business Lobby." Mitchell Orenstein, Brown University
• "Does Borrowing Dull the Edge of Husbandry'? Institution Building Through Imitation in Eastern and Central Europe." Wade Jacoby, Grinnell College, jacoby@ac.grin.edu

Panel 2-5 LABOR AND OPPOSITION IN MEXICO

Papers:

• "Testing for Democracy in Puebla, Mexico: the Experience of Opposition Municipal PartyGovernment." Walt Vanderbush, Miami University, vanderw@muohio.edu
• "Occupational Organization Within the Informal Sector of Nicaragua, Costa Rica, and Mexico: The Political Implications." Edwin Aguilar, Texas A&M, eauilar@polisci.tamu.edu
• "Mexico's Labor Unions Adapt to Electoral Change." Dale Hathaway, Butler University, hathaway@butler.edu;
• "Neoliberalism and Democratic Transition: Looking for Autonomy in the Jungles of Chiapas." Richard Stahler-Sholk, Eastern Michigan University, rsholk@online.emich.edu

Panel 3-7 POLITICAL MOBILIZATION AND PUBLIC POLICY IN EAST ASIA

Papers:

• "Democratization in South Korea: The Role of Minjung in Opposition to State Authoritarianism." Craig Mulling, Prestonsburg Community College, clmull@pop.uky.edu
• "Learning and Organizational Change in Korean Labor During Democratic Transition and Consolidation." Soo-Chan Jang, Michigan State University, jangsooc@pilot.msu.edu
• "Mass Clientelism and Democratization: Public Sector Distribution in South Korea and Taiwan." Hans Stockton, Texas A & M University, jak@polisci.tamu.edu

Panel 4-9 MORE CORRELATES OF WAR

Papers:

• "Presidential Decisions to Use Military Force Before World War II." Benjamin Fordham, SUNY Albany , fordham@cnsvax.albany.edn; Victoria Farrar-Myers, University of Texas at Arlington
• "Alliances and Great Power War." Douglas Gibler, Vanderbilt University, Email: None.
• "Domestic Strife and the Initiation of Violence at Home and Abroad." Kurt Dassel, Harvard University kdassel@cfia.harvard.edu ; Eric Reinhardt, Emory University, erein@emory.edu

Panel 4-13 POLITICAL REPRESSION AND INTERNATIONAL INTERACTIONS

Papers:

• "The Role of International Development Funds in Political Violence and Repression." Lauren Mclaren, American University
• "Repression and Transitions: Evidence From the 1980's and 1990's." Leesa Boeger, University of Houston, lboeger@bayou.uh.edu.
• "Aid, Hegemony and Repression." Glen Galaich, University of Colorado-Boulder, galaich@colorado.edu
• "Dampening Effects of
• "Bounded Competition" on Political Repression: A Global Perspective." John C. King, American University, jcking@american.edu

Panel 5-4 THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF UNITED STATES TRADE POLICY

Papers:

• "Interests, Institutions, and Ideology in the Republican Conversion to Trade Liberalization, 1934-1945." Douglas A. Irwin, Dartmouth College, douglas.irwin@gsb.uchicago.edu; Randall S. Kroszner, University of Chicago, randy.kroszner@gsb.uchicago.edu
• "Domestic Constraints on International Trade: Legislative Responsiveness to Constituency Demands for Trade Protection." Sherry L. Bennett, Rice University, sherry@rice.edu; Ren‚e M. Smith, University of Rochester, mes@troi.cc.rochester.edu
• "Does International Trade Policy Influence U.S. Presidential Elections?" Kenneth Scheve, Harvard University, scheve@fas.harvard.edu

Panel 6-8 POLITICAL KNOWLEDGE

Papers:

• "Misinformation and Public Opinion." David Schwieder, University of Illinois, dschwied@uiuc.edu
• "The Role of Information and Salience in Public Opinion Making." Gary T. Henry, Georgia State University; Craig S. Gordon, Georgia State University, arccsg@langute.gsu.edu
• "Forecasting the Future: The Role of Knowledge in the Political Perceptions of the American Public." Kathleen Dolan, University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh, dolan@uwosh-edu; Thomas Holbrook, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee,

Panel 6-15 PERCEIVING AND USING PUBLIC OPINION

Papers:

• "Perceiving Public Opinion: Similarity and Differences between Personal and Perceived Public Sentiment." Mark R. Joslyn, University of Kansas, mjoslyn@lark.cc.ukans.edu
• "Democracy with Pollsters: Can the Public Control Elected Officials who do not
• "Pander" to Public Opinion Polls." Stephen K. Carter, University of Connecticut, skc94003@uconnvm.uconn.edu
• "Nonincumbent U.S. House Candidates and Public Opinion Assessment." Robert G. Boatright, University of Chicago, robb@cicero.sps.uchicago.edu.

Panel 7-3 INFORMATION, VOTING, AND CAMPAIGNS

Papers:

• "Priming and Issue Agendas in Modern American Campaigns." Christopher Blunt,UCLA, ccblunt@aol.com, John Petrocik,UCLA, Fred Steeper,Market Strategies, Inc.,
• "Uncertainty and Perceptions of Candidates' Viability in Presidential Nomination Campaigns." Phil Paolino, University of Texas at Austin, ppaolino@mail.la.utexas.edu
• "Information processing and the evaulation of Presidential candidates." Emile Sheng, Northwestern University, e-sheng@nwu.edu
• "Modeling the Presidential Vote: Alternative Models of Voting in the 1996 Election." Herb Weisberg, Ohio State University, weisberg.1@osu.edu; Stephen T. Mockabee, Ohio State University

Panel 7-8 CAMPAIGNS AND ELECTIONS

Papers:

• "Raising Expectations: The Impact of the Media on New Hampshire Voters' Estimates of Viability and Electability." Samuel Best, University of Notre Dame, best.1@nd.edu; Clark Hubbard, University of Notre Dame
• "The Effects of Corruption News on Presidential Vote Choice, 1952-1992: A Pooled Cross-Sectional Analysis." Timothy Fackler, University of Nevada, Las Vegas, facklert2nevada.edu; Tse-min Lin, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
• "National Effects on Individual Senate Elections", Scott Lasley, University of Iowa, scott-lasley@uiowa.edu; Mary Stegmaier, University of Iowa, mary-stegmaier@uiowa.edu
• "Effects of Negative Campaigning on Senate Election Outcomes", Richard Lau, Rutgers, ricklau@rci.rutgers; Gerald Pomper, Rutgers; Grace Mumoli, Rutgers

Panel 8-2 THE ELECTORAL IMPLICATIONS OF MEDIA EXPOSURE

Papers:

• "Media Exposure, Campaign Advertising, and Political Persuasion." Paul Freedman, University of Virginia, freedman@virginia.edu; Kenneth M. Goldstein, Arizona State University, kgold@imap2.asu.edu
• "Attack Messages and their Effects on Judgments of Political Candidates: A Random-Effects Meta-Analytic Review." Scott Hale, niversity of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, s-hale1@uiuc.edu
• "All Scandal Politics is Local: The Impact of Ethical Lapses on Congressional Elections."Advertisements." Dan Shea., Lafayette College, shead@lafayette.edu
• "Is the Media Responsible for Growing Cynicism Among American Voters?" Hyun-Jin Seo, Purdue University, Seo@polsci.purdue.edu

Panel 9-13 WOMEN AS POLICYMAKERS FROM A COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE

Papers:

• "The Struggle Continues: Women's Role in the Democratization of South Africa." Hannah E. Britton, Syracuse University, hebritto@mailbox.syr.edu
• "Gender Matters: Female Policymakers' Influence in Industrialized Nations." Valerie O'Regan, University of California, Riverside, voregan@wizard.ucr.edu
• "Gender Differences in the Structure and Function of the First Polish and Czech Post-Communist Parliaments: A Preliminary Comparison." Renata Siemienska, University of Warsaw, siemiens@plearn.edu.pl; Maurice Simon, East Carolina University, simon@mail.ecu.edu;
• "Gender and Legislative Institutions: An Examination of the Legislative Behavior of Female Members of the First Czech Parliament, 1993-1996." Sheen Rajmaira, East Carolina University; Sean Q. Kelly, East Carolina University

Panel 10-9EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH DESIGNS AND THE SIGNIFICANCE OF RACE AND RACIAL BIAS

Papers:

• "To What Extent is American Racism Actually Classism?: Evidence from Two Experimental Surveys." James Sopp, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, j-sopp@uiuc.edu; Jeffrey Bosworth, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign;John Verkuilen, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign,
• "Toward Alternative Measures of Racial Affect." Fred Slocum, Benedictine University, fredslocum@ben.edu
• "Framing Responsibility for Political Issues: The Case of Public Assistance." David Moskowitz, University of North Carolina, Charlotte

Panel 11-9 IMAGES, SPACES, TOCQUEVILLE

Papers:

• "The Rhetoric of Landscape in Tocqueville's Democracy in America." Pamela A. Mason, John Carroll University, pmason@jcvaxa.jcu.edu
• "Architexture as Text: Tocqueville, City Planning, and the Destruction of Civic Space." Jeanne M. Heffernan, University of Notre Dame, jeanne.m.heffernan.1@nd.edu
• "Between Past and Future: Alexis de Tocqueville and Hannah Arendt on the Revolutionary Inheritance." Barry Sharpe, Northwestern College, bsharpe@nwciowa.edu

Panel 12- 7 THEORY AND HISTORY

Papers:

• "Civil Society in the Revolutionary Strategies of Antonio Gramsci and the Polish Solidarity Movement." Christopher Beem, University of Chicago, cbeem@midway.uchicago.edu
• "At' zije Charta 77! Charter 77, Living Within the Truth, and Life After 1989." Christopher Brooks, Indiana University, donbrook@indiana.edu
• "Constitutions as Constituting People: the Interactions of Good Laws and Good Men, 1648-1853." Laura Scalia, University of Houston, scalia@uh.edu

Panel 14-4 SELECTION BIAS

Papers:

• "Analyzing Censored and Sample-Selected Data: Tobit, Heckit, and Neural Network Models." Lee Sigelman, George Washington University, lees@gwis2.circ.gwu.edu; Langche Zeng, Harvard University, lzeng@gwis2.circ.gwu.edu
• "Built on Quicksand? The Effects of Response Bias on Survey Estimates of Levels and Determinants of Reported Voting Behavior and other Forms of Political Involvement: Some Evidence from the Netherlands." Kees Aarts, University of Twente, c.w.a.m.aarts@bsk.utente.nl; Bas Denters, University of Twente, s.a.h.denters@bsk.utwente.nl; Ingrid Smeets, University of Twente
• "Selection Bias in Comparative Research: The Case of Incompelte Datasets." Simon Hug, University of Geneva and University of California at San Diego, simon.hug@politic.unige.ch

Panel 15-9 PARTISANSHIP AND PARTY STRENGTH

Papers:

• "The Declarations of Independents: Causes and Consequences of Non-Partisanship in the United States." David King, Harvard University, david_king@harvard.edu
• "Affective and Cognitive Components of Partisanship: A New Approach." Steven Greene, Ohio State University, steven.greene@polisci.sbs.ohio-state.edu
• "The Survival of Democrats: Secular Realignment Outside the South." Jeffrey M. Stonecash, Syracuse University; Mark D. Brewer, Syracuse University; Mary P. McGuire, Syracuse University; R. Eric Petersen, Syracuse University; Lori Beth Way, Syracuse University
• "The Changing American Electorate: Political Disengagement, Social Disengagement, and Electoral Realignments." Donna Hoffman, University of Oklahoma, dhoffman@ou.edu

Panel 16-5 HISTORICAL AND INTERPRETIVE PERSPECTIVES ON THE PRESIDENCY

Papers:

• "Normative Politics v. Constitutional Principles: How Presidential Scholars Have Viewed the Presidency." Travis Cook, Loyola University-Chicago, tcook@luc.edu; ; Raymond Tatalovich, Loyola University-Chicago, rtatal@luccpua.it.luc.edu; Scott Yenor, Loyola University-Chicago, syenor@luc.edu
• "No 'Going Public'? The 19th Century Presidency and Institutional Change." Dean Schloyer, Northwestern University, dschloye@nwu.edu
• "The Making of Master Politicians: Presidents Franklin Roosevelt and Bill Clinton." Robert Swansbrough, University of Tennessee-Chattanooga, bswansbr@cecasun.utc.edu
• "Presidential Communications and the Rhythms of Time." Martha Kumar, Towson State University, mkumar@ibm.net

Panel 17-8 THE ELECTORAL CONNECTION II

• "The Unchanging Role of Campaign Financing in U.S. House Elections." Barbara E. Herrera, Florida International University, bherre01@servax.fiu.edu
• "The Error Margin in a Democracy: Mistaken Accountability and Voters' False Judgments About their Representatives' Behavior." Jim Gimpel, University of Maryland, jgimpel@bss2.umd.edu
• "Campaign Spending and Democracy: Public Boon or Public Bane?" John J. Coleman, University of Wisconsin, coleman@polisci.wisc.edu
• "The Missing Link: The Relationship between Defense Expenditures and Electoral Outcomes." Lisa Schmit, University of Illinois, Chicago

Panel 17-12 MEASUREMENT MATTERS

Papers:

• "On the Differences Between Legislative Ideology Measures." Greg D. Adams, University of Michigan and Carnegie Mellon University, adams@sph.umich.edu; Christina Fastnow, Wellesley College, cfastnow@wellesley.edu
• "Mending the Cone of Silence: Accounting for Ideology, Intensity and Subconstituencies in Studies of Roll Call Votes." Ben Bishin, University of California, Los Angeles, bishin@ucla.edu
• "What Makes A Vote Important? The Reputations of Bills in the U.S. House." Brian D. Posler, Millikin University, bposler@mail.millikin.edu
• "A Spatial Analysis of Congressional Coalitions." J. Tobin Grant, The Ohio State University, grant.112@osu.edu

Panel 18-7 COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVES ON JUDICIAL POLITICS

Papers:

• "Legislating in the Shadow of the Court: The Development of Judicial Review in the Federal Republic of Germany." Georg Vanberg, University of Rochester, geov@troi.cc.rochester.edu
• "Establishing Judicial Review: Strategic Activism in Canada." Shannon Ishiyama Smithey, University of Pittsburgh, smithey+@pitt.edu
• "A Comparison of Judicial Activism in Canada and the United States." Mark C. Miller, Clark University, miller@clarku.edu
• "Deciding to Decide in the Canadian Supreme Court." Roy B. Flemming, Texas A & M University, roy@polisci.tamu.edu

Panel 18-12 PUBLIC OPINION AND PUBLIC SUPPORT FOR COURTS

Papers:

• "Maintaining its Legitimacy: Supreme Court Opinion Lengths." Rick A. Swanson, University of Kentucky, raswan0@pop.uky.edu
• "Public Opinion and the Supreme Court: Determinants of Diffuse Support in Post Charter Canada." Lori Hausegger, Ohio State University, hausegger.1@osu.edu; Troy Riddell, McGill University, tridde@po-box.mcgill.ca
• "Comparing Sources of Support for High Courts: U.S. Supreme Court, Bundesverfassungsgericht, and Conseil Consitutionnel v. European Court of Justice." Anke Grosskopf, University of Pittsburgh, anke+@pitt.edu
• "Regional Variations in Judicial Behavior: The Influence of Public Mood." Kenneth Luis Manning, University of Houston, kmanning@uh.edv; Robert A. Carp, University of Houston, racarp@uh.edu

Panel 19-8 THE POLITICS OF TAXING AND SPENDING IN THE STATES

Papers:

• "Changing the Rules: State Limitations on Local Tax and Spending Authority." Barbara McCabe, Arizona State University, Barbara.mccabe@asu.edu
• " A New War Between the States." Ed Furlong, Northern Illinois University
• "A Taxing Dilemma: Citizens Preferences for Raising Taxes." Quin Monson, Ohio State University, Monson.6@osu.edu
• " A Dynamic Model of State Budget Outcomes Under Divided Government." Robert Lowry, Michigan State University, Lowry@pilot.msu.edu; James E. Alt, Harvard University, jalt@hdc.harvard.edu

Panel 21-8 ADMINISTRATIVE POLICYMAKING AND POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS

Papers:

• "Courts, Lawsuits and Agency Policy: The Interaction and Impact of Taxpayer Litigation and District Courts on the Internal Revenue Service." Robert M. Howard, SUNY at Stony Brook, Rohoward@datalab2.sbs.sunysb.edu
• "New Theories Relating to Judicial and Administrative Policy Making: Putting Together the Missing Pieces: The Litigants in Fedeal Appeals Courts in Religious Freedoms Cases, 1970-1990." Barbara M. Yarnold, Florida International University
• "Incrementalism, Budget Deals and Congressional Power Structures - What Really Matters to Budget Policy?: Insights from a Behavior Analysis of the U.S. Federal Budget from 1960-1995." Maureen Berner, LBJ School of Public Affairs, mberner@uts.cc.utexas.edu
• "The Micro-foundations of Public Support for Policy Change." Deborah Orth, Grand Valley State University, orthd@gvsu.edu

Panel 21-16 WIN-WIN POLICY

Papers:

• "Political Policy: Military and Democracy in China." George P. Jan, University of Toledo
• "Legal Policy: Judicialization across Societies." Roger Handberg, University of Central Florida
• "Economic Policy: Profit Sharing and Job Anxiety." Daniel J.B. Mitchell, University of California at Los Angeles, daniel.j.b.mitchell@anderson.ucla.edu
• "Technology Policy: University to Industry Transfer." Dianne Rahm, Iowa State University

Panel 22-7 VALUES, DECISION MAKING AND DISCRETION: THE PEOPLE SIDE OF BUREAUCRACY

Papers:

• "Non-State Capacity: The Role of Professional Networks in the Implementation of Public Policy." Heather C. Hill, University of Michigan, hhill@umich.edu
• "Influencing Policy at the Top of the Federal Bureaucracy: The Behavior of Senior Executive Service Members." Julie Dolan, Shippensburg University, jadola@ark.ship.edu
• "Institutional Representation and the Political Economy of Latinos." John Hindera, Texas Tech University, n1jjh@ttacs1.ttu.edu
• "Political Uncertainty, Transaction Costs and Sector Choices for Contracted Services." James C. Clingermayer, University of Texas at El Paso; Richard C. Feiock, Florida State University, rfeiock@coss.fsu.edu

Panel 23-7 RELIGION, RELGIOSITY AND POLITICAL CULTURE

Papers:

• "Religious Elites and Reproductive Choice." Rachel E. Goldberg, Georgetown University, goldberr@gusun.georgetown.edu
• "Catholics and the Culture Wars." Mary E. Bendyna,Georgetown University, bendynam@gusun.georgetown.edu
• "Truth and Tolerance: Religion and Political Tolerance in the United States." Beverly Busch, University of Nebraska - Lincoln, bbusch@unlinfo.unl.edu
• "Issues or Ideology?: Voting in Post-Communist Poland." Sheri Cartwright, University of California, Berkeley, sfc@uclink4.berkeley.edu

Panel 27-1 U.S. POLITICAL MOVEMENTS AND PUBLIC POLICY FORMATION: CRITICAL PERSPECTIVES

Papers:

• "Whither the Third Party Movement." John Berg, Suffolk University, jberg@acad.suffolk.edu
• "Activist Framings: Framing ACT UP." Debbie Gould, University of Chicago, dgould@midway.uchicago.edu
• "Even the Liberals are Taklking About Costs and Benefits: The Demise of the Language of Critical Perspectives." Craig Curtis, Bradley University, rcc@bradley.bradley.edu

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Saturday, April 25, 1:30

Panel 1-15 GAME THEORY AND COMPARATIVE POLITICAL ECONOMY: EXPLAINING POLICY CHANGE ACROSS THE ADVANCED INDUSTRIAL COUNTRIES

Papers:

• "Law and Industrial Restructuring in Germany and the United States: A Game Theoretic Analysis." Steven Casper, Social Science Center Berlin, steve@medea.wz-berlin.de
• "Political Conditions for Cross-Class Alliance Formation." Isabela Mares, Harvard University, isabela@math.duke.edu
• "Explaining Policy Divergence in the Post-Industrial Economy: A Comparativist's Approach to Modelling Governing Decision-Making." Anne Wren, Harvard University, wren@iol.ie

Panel 2-9THE POLITICIZATION OF ETHNIC AND RELIGIOUS IDENTITY

Papers:

• "An Analysis of the 1995 General Elections and Subsequent Political Developments in Turkey." S. D. Koyluoglu, Eastern Michigan University
• "National Identity, National Interest, and Cultural Norms: The Construction of Turkish National Identity." Jennifer R. D'Urso, University of Chicago, jrd2@midway.uchicago.edu;
• "The Slag of Neo-nationalist Identity and Religious Fundamentalism: State-Society Relations and Globalization' in India." Sabita Manian, Stephens College, samaan@wc.stephens.edu

Panel 3-16 PARTY POLITICS AND POLITICAL CHANGE IN CENTRAL EUROPE

Papers:

• "Parliamentary Committees and Changing Deputy Roles in the Czech Parliament, 1993-1996." Maurice Simon, East Carolina University, simonm@mail.ecu.edu; Sean Q. Kelly, East Carolina University, kellys@mail.ecu.edu
• "Comparative Parliamentary and Party Politics in the Czech Republic and Slovakia." Kevin Deegan Krause, University of Notre Dame, Krause.4@nd.edu
• "Differential Left-Party Strength in Former Communist States: the Economic, Institutional, and Mobilization Effect." Robert E. Bohrer II, Texas A & M University, e339ap@politics.tamu.edu; Alexander Pacek, Texas A & M University

Panel 3-17 THE ROLE OF ACTORS AND INSTITUTIONS IN CONSOLIDATING DEMOCRACY

Papers:

• "Elite Power Games and Democratic Consolidation." John Higley, University of Texas at Austin, 74631.2022@compuserve.com
• "Semi-Presidential Government: An Increasingly Common-But Still Varied-Political System." Alan Siaroff, University of British Columbia, siaroff@unixg.ubc.ca
• "A Comparative Study of Mixed Electoral Systems." Robert Moser, University of Texas, Austin, rmoser@jeeves.la.utexas.edu

Panel 4-3 PATTERNS OF CIVILIAN CONTROL OF THE AMERICAN MILITARY

Panel 4-8 EXTERNAL-INTERNAL LINKAGES WITHIN MODERN NATION-STATES

Papers:

• " Assessing the Relationship Between Tade and Cooperation." Robert Blanton, University of Memphis, rblanton@memphis.edu
• "Multilateral Intervention in Domestic Conflict: Neutrality, Partiality, and Credible Commitment." Phillip Huxtable, University of Kansas, p-huxtable@ukans.edu
• "The Role of Gaiatsu and Prestige on Japan's Policy Towards the Korean Minority." Mari Ishibashi, University of Notre Dame, mishibas@irishvima.cc.nd.edu
• "Modeling Great Power Intervention." Douglas Lemke, University of Michigan dlemke@umich.edu; William Reed, Florida State University

Panel 5-3 ECONOMIC REFORM IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES

Papers:

• "AHow Domestic Social Insurance Fuels International Trade Liberalization." Jeeyang Rhee Baum, University of California, Los Angeles, jbaum@ucla.edu A Foreign Direct Investment with Complementarity among the Economic Reform Projects in Developing Countries." Gyoung-Gyu Choi, Stanford University, pchoi@ecu.stanford.edu
• "IMF Programs: Selection, Performance, and Unobserved Variables." Adam Przeworski, New York University, przewrsk@is2.nyu.edu; James Vreeland, New York University, jrv6759@is.nyu.edu
• "Trading Votes for Jobs: A Formal Model of Political Constraints Facing Tariff Liberalizing Governments." Laura L. Veldkamp, Stanford University, veldkamp@leland.stanford.edu

Panel 6-6 ECONOMIC PERCEPTIONS AND PUBLIC OPINION

Papers:

• "Exposure to and Acceptance of Economic Information: Understanding Citizens Views of the American Economy." Ren‚e M. Smith, University of Rochester, mes@trois.cc.rochester.edu
• "Wages, Economic Assessments, and Social Welfare Policy Opinions."Jason Barabas, Northwestern University, j-barabas@nwu.edu
• "Economic Determinants of Government Support in Latin America: Do Sociotropic Evaluations Matter in the Latin American Context." Charles Lyon, University of Pittsburgh, cwlst6@pitt.edu; Anne Gedmark, University of Pittsburgh

Panel 7-14 ISSUES, CAMPAIGNS, AND PRESIDENTIAL APPROVAL

Papers:

• "The Racial Polarization of Belief Systems from 1972 to 1996." Carolyn Lewis, Western Michigan University, lewis@wmich.edu; Jason Jagemann, Western Michigan University, 93jagemann@wmich.edu
• "Issues and Economicsin Multiparty Elections." Jennifer Niemann, University of California, Riverside, jniemann@wizard.ucr.edu; Jonathan Nagler, University of California, Riverside, nagler@wizard.ucr.edu
• "The 1996 Presidential Election." J. Merril Shanks, Univeristy of California, Berkeley; Warren Miller, University of California, Berkeley; Doug Strand, University of California, Berkeley
• "Patterns in Presidential Approval and the Clinton Presidency." Tomonori Ishikawa, Northwestern University, ish@nwu.edu; Valerie A. Sulfaro, James Madison University, sulfarva@jmu.edu

Panel 7-15 MONEY AND POLITICS

Papers:

• "Campaign Contributions: Narrowing the Field." Alexandra L. Cooper, UNC - Charlotte, bogart@gibbs.oit.unc.edu
• "Trust in Government and Sources of Campaign Contributions in the 1996 Congressional Elections." Sam Fisher,University of South Alabama, sfisher@jaguar1.usouthal.edu
• "Why a Campaign Contribution is not a Bribe." Andrew Hall, University of Virginia, amh3g@virginia..edu
• "The Changing South: Challenger Quality and Campaign Spending in Southern House Races." Matthew Streb, Indiana University, mstreb@indiana.edu

Panel 9-8 REPRESENTING WOMEN'S INTERESTS

Papers:

• "Speaking for Women? Women's Health and Reproductive Rights Policy in the 103rd and 104th Congresses." Debra L. Dodson, Rutgers University, dodson@rci.rutgers.edu
• "The Difference: Women Policymakers in Texas." Terry L. Gilmour, Midland College, tgilmour@midland.cc.tx.us
• "Revolutionaries and representation: A study of Republican women in the United States Congress." Mark S. Leeper, Wayne State College, mleeper@wscgate.wsc.edu; Stacy McMillen, Wayne State College, smcmille@wscgate.edu
• "The Use of Interim Study Committees to Set Agendas and Frame Issues: A Valuable Arena for Women in State Legislatures?" Gary Copeland, University of Oklahoma, copeland@ou.edu; Lesli McCollum, University of Oklahoma, lesli@ou.edu

Panel 9-14 LIVING DOUBLE LIVES: GENDER IMPACT ON POLITICAL CAREERS

Papers:

• "Getting To The Top: Factors Influencing the Selection of Women to Positions of Leadership in State Legislatures." Thomas H. Little, University of Texas, Austin
• "Gender Bias and Selection Bias in House Election." Jeff Milyo, Tufts University, jmilyo@emerald.tufts.edu; Samantha Schosberg, Tufts University
• "Legislative Careers: The Personal and the Political" Sue Thomas, Georgetown University, s_thomas@guvax.georgetown.edu
• "Divided Lives and Double Binds: Revisiting Considerations of the Personal and Political." Cindy Simon Rosenthal, University of Oklahoma, csrosenthal@ou.edu

Panel 10-3CONTEXTUAL EXPLANATIONS OF LATINO POLITICAL PARTICIPATION

Papers:

• "The Impact of Mixed Systems on Latino Representation: Evidence from Corpus Christi." Robert R. Bezdek, Texas A&M University - Corpus Christi; David M. Billeaux, Texas A&M University - Corpus Christi; Carlos Huerta, Texas A&M University - Corpus Christi, jhuerta@falcon.tamcc.edu; Laura Flores, Texas A&M University - Corpus Christi
• "Beyond the SES Model - Explaining Latino Participation Through Mobilization and Political Perceptions." Natasha Hritzuk, Columbia University, nh39@columbia.edu; David Park, Columbia University, dfp7@columbia.edu
• "Group Identity and Government Contacts: The Impact of Contact Congruence." Arnold Vedlitz,, Texas A&M University, avedlitz@bushschool.tamu.edu; Robert W. Wrinkle, University of Texas - Pan American, The Politicization of
• "Latinos: Naturalization, the Vote, and Perceptions of Discrimination." Melissa R. Michelson, University of Illinois at Chicago, melissam@uic.edu; Amalia Pallares, University of Illinois at Chicago,

Panel 11-11 ASSESSING ARENDT: A ROUNDTABLE OF NEW VOICES

Panel 12-6 POLITICAL LIBERALISM

Papers:

• "Liberalism Imperiled: Emerging Law in Comparative Perspective." Laura K. Donohue, University of Cambridge, lkdonohue@aol.com
• "The Rule of Law in Private Enclaves." Marc J. Blitz, University of Chicago, bli3@midway.uchicago.edu
• "The Interaction of Public and Private Property." Craig Coleman, University of Wisconsin at Madison, ccoleman@polisci.wisc.edu
• "Liberalism and the Emaciated Conception." Frank Sposito, University of Chicago, philo@spc.uchicago.edu

Panel 13-6 FORMAL MODELS OF LOBBYING AND INTEREST GROUPS

Papers:

• "Lobbying and Information provision by Special Interest Groups." Morten Bennedsen; University of Chicago; Sven E. Feldmann, University of Chicago, sven@uchicago.edu
• "Setting the Table: A Theory of Pre-emptive Lobbying." Michael M. Ting, Stanford University Graduate School of Business, miketing@gsb.stanford.edu
• "Signaling in Collective Action." Shlomo Mizrahi, Ben Gurion University, shlomom@bgumail.bgu.ac.il
• "Lobbying and the Legislative Process in the European Union." Christophe Crombez, Katholieke Universiteit, Leuven, christophe.crombez@econ.kuleuven.ac.be

Panel 14-5 DURATION MODELS IN POLITICAL SCIENCE

Papers:

• "Duration Models and Proportional Hazards in Political Science." Janet Box-Steffensmeier, Ohio State University, jobstef+@osu.edu; Christopher J.W. Zorn, Emory University, czorn@emory.edu
• "The Purposes of a War Chest." Jay Goodliffe, Brigham Young University, jay_goodliffe@byu.edu;
• "Rivals and Survival: The Effects of 'Rivalriness' on Leader Survival and Institutional Constraints, 1816-1992" Andrew J. Enterline, Merriam Laboratory for Analytic Political Research, BA02729@Binghamton.edu
• "The Duration of Interstate Peace." Timothy Nordstrom, Pennsylvania State University, twn1@psu.edu

Panel 15-10 MONEY AND LEGISLATION

Papers:

• "Tests of Vote-Buying Theories in Coalition Formation in Legislatures." Alan Wiseman, Stanford University, aewise@leland.stanford.edu
• "Corporate Political Activity, Managerial Interests, and Anti-takeover Legislation in the 99th Congress (1985-86)." Douglas Eckel, Marymount University, deckel@phoenix.marymount.edu
• "Committee Jurisdiction, Campaign Contributions, and Legislative Voting Behavior." Stacy B. Gordon, University of Las Vegas, Reno, sgordon@scs.unr.edu

Panel 16-7 CIVIL-MILITARY RELATIONS

Papers:

• "Presidential Control of the Military: The Selection of Senior Officers." Peter Roman, Duquesne University, roman@duq3.cc.duq.edu
• "Information and the Limitations on Congressional Control of the Military: Drafting Military Personnel Policies." Greggory Gunderson, Eastern Kentucky University, govgunde@acs.eku.edu
• "Huntington's Soldier and the State: A Critical View." Paul Viotti, University of Denver

Panel 17-11 FOLLOW THE LEADER: NEW APPROACHES TO CONGRESSIONAL LEADERSHIP

Papers:

• "The Silent Revolution: Republican Leadership in the U.S. House of Representatives." Christine DeGregorio, American University, cdegreg@american.edu
• "Media Leadership in the House of Representatives, 1969-1996: Legislative Strategies of Going Public and Staying Private." Douglas B. Harris, Colgate University, dharris@center.colgate.edu
• "Manipulating the Message in the U.S. Congress." Patrick Sellers, Indiana University, psellers@indiana.edu
• "Toward a Theory of Congressional Policy Leadership." David J. Webber, University of Missouri, Columbia, polidjw@showme.missouri.edu

Panel 17-15 INSTITUTIONS, CONFLICT, AND POLICYMAKING

Papers:

• "Divided We Govern: A New Quantitative Approach." Brian P. Janiskee, Central Connecticut State University, janiskeeb@ccsua.ctstateeu.edu; Scott Zenter, California State University, San Bernardino, zentner@wiley.csusb.edu
• "Parties and the Volume of Law Production, 1947-1994." David R. Jones, University of California, Los Angeles, djones@ucla.edu
• "The Effect of Divided Government on the Passage of Appropriations Bills in the U.S. Congress, 1947-1996." Greg Thorson, University of Minnesota, Morris, gthorson@caa.mrs.umn.edu; Tasina Nitzschke, University of Minnesota, Morris, nitzscht@caa.mrs.umn.edu
• "An Empirical Test of Congressional Control of Judicial Review." Joseph Smith, University of Texas, Austin, jsmith@mail.la.utexas.edu

Panel 18-5 THE SUPREME COURT AND SEPARATION OF POWERS ISSUES

Papers:

• "Judicial Activism and Partisan Control: A Comparison of the 103rd and 104th Congresses." Terry Bowen, University of North Florida, tbowen@gw.unf.edu; Matthew Corrigan, University of North Florida
• "Constitutional vs. Statutory? The Supreme Court Strategy for Power." Aneu Green, SUNY Stony Brook, agreene@datalab2.sbs.sunysb.edu
• "Judicial Review and the Lawmaking Process: The Role of the Supreme Court in the Legislative Process." J. Mitchell Pickerill, University of Wisconsin Madison, mitch@polisci.wisc.edu
• "The Supreme Court as an Independent Policy Maker: Statutory Interpretation and the Separation of Powers." Virginia A. Hettinger, Emory University, vhettin@emory.edu

Panel 19-3 CAMPAIGNS AND ELECTIONS IN THE STATES

Papers:

• "Explaining Incumbent Reelection." William Berry, Florida State University, wberry@garnet.acns.fsu.edu, Michael Berkman, Pennsylvania State University, mbb1@psu.edu; Stuart Schneiderman, Florida State University, sschneid@garnet.acns.fsu.edu
• "A Comparative Analysis of the Campaign Finances of State House Speakers." William E. Cassie, Appalachian State University, Cassiewe@appstate.edu; Joel Thompson, Appalachian State University, thompsonja@appstate.edu
• "Governor Quits." Richard Winters, Dartmouth College, richard.f.winters@dartmouth.edu
• "Sitting Pretty or Sitting Duck: Incumbency in Gubernatorial Contests." Randall Partin, University of New Mexico, Partin@unm.edu

Panel 21-10 CRIMINAL JUSTICE POLICY

Papers:

• "The Impact of Sentencing Policies on Correctional Populations: an Empirical Assessment." Elsa Chen, RAND Corporation and UCLA, Elsa_Chen@RAND.org
• "Community Policing: Who are.
• "The Community"?." Roger B. Parks, Indiana University, parks@indiana.edu ; Stephen D. Mastrofski, Michigan State University, mastrofs@pilot.msu.edu
• "Criminal Justice Policy and Legislative Priorities." Ralph Baker, Ball State University ; Fred Meyer, Ball State University, OOFAMEYERJR@BSUVC.BSU.EDU
• "The Impact of the Texas Concealed Weapons Law on Crime Rates: A Policy Analysis for the City of Dallas, 1990-1997." M. V. Hood III, Texas Tech University, thood@ttu.edu ; Grant Neeley, Texas Tech University, gneeley@ttu.edu

Panel 22-5 BUREACRACY AND THE LAW

Papers:

• "Litigation of Local Government Managers: Who's Getting Sued and Over What?" Heidi Koenig, Northern Illinois University, hkoenig@niu.edu
• "Implementing Adarand v. Pena: Race and Federal Agencies." Augustus J. Jones, Miami University
• "The Supreme Court and the Federal Election Commission: Organizational Factors and Administrative Behavior." Maurice C. Sheppard, Western Michigan University, rnhds@aol.com

Panel 23-8 ENVIRONMENTALISM AND POLITICAL CULTURE

Papers:

• "Postmaterialism in World Societies: Is it Really a Value Dimension?" Darren W. Davis, Michigan State University; Darren.Davis@ssc.msu.edu; Brian Silver, Michigan State University, Bsilver@pilot.msu.edu; Kathleen M. Dowley, Michigan State University, dowleyka@pilot.msu.edu
• "The Cultural, Political, and Postmaterial Origins of Environmental Values." Robert E. O'Connor, Pennsylvania State University, o80@psuvm.psu.edu
• "Values, Political Orientations, and Attitudes toward Environmental Spending." Robert C. Luskin, University of Texas-Austin, rcl@mail.la.utexas.edu; Bert F. Rothenbach, University of Texas-Austin, bertr@mail.la.utexas.edu; Christopher G. Ellison, University of Texas-Austin, cellison@mail.la.utexas.edu

Panel 24-4 TEACHING WITH CASE STUDIES: METHODS FROM ACROSS THE DISCIPLINE

Papers:

• "Developing Case Studies on Gender Issues." Jacqueline DeLaat, Marietta College, delaatj@mcnet.marietta.edu
• "Using Cases to Teach Public Management: Does It Work?" Martha Feldman, University of Michigan, MSFELDMA@UMICH.EDU; Anne Khademian, University of Michigan, Khademian@aol.com
• "The Promises and Pitfalls of Case Teaching in International Politics." Mary Geske, Smith College, MGESKE@ernestine.smith.edu
• "Various Uses of Cases in Teaching Constitutional Law." Michael Smith, Glenville State College, Smith@glenville.wvnet.edu

Panel 26-3 PLATO

Papers:

• "Plato and Political Thought." Robert W. Hall, University of Vermont
• "The Architecture of Plato's Statesman." Jacqueline L. Pfeffer, William and Mary, jlpfef@morton.wm.edu
• "Plato, the Greeks, and the Ethics of the Symposium." Michael A. Rinella, Unaffiliated, Mrine10008@aol.com

Panel 27-2 POLITICS, MARKETS, AND LABOR REGIMES IN NEWLY DEMOCRATIZING COUNTRIES

Papers:

• "The Second Transition: Labor and Economic Reform in New Democracies." Heather Tafel, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign; Dexter Boniface, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
• "The Nonlinear Interaction Between Policy-Making Mechanisms and Patterns of Collective Bargaining: The Case of Spain." Joaquin Fernandez-Castro, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Section 6 Posters

POLITICAL PSYCHOLOGY AND PUBLIC OPINION

1. "Remaining Tolerant: How Pliable are Americans' Tolerance Judgments?" Anthony F. Lobianco, University of Kentucky, tflobi@pop.uky.edu
2. "Education and Liberal Attitudes: Exploring Causal Links." Matthew DeBell, Georgetown University, debellm@gusun.georgetown.edu
3. "Trends and Individual Determinants of Political Knowledge, 1984-1996." David Hogberg, University of Iowa, david-hogberg@uiowa.edu
4. "Preying on Hopes and Fears: How Voter Opinion is Shaped by Emotional Responses to Political Advertising." Ted Brader, Harvard University, tbrader@fas.harvard.edu
5. "Latency Measures in Survey Research: Exploring Conceptual and Methodological Assumptions." Milton Lodge, SUNY-Stony Brook, mlodge@datalab2.sbs.sunysb.edu; Charles Taber, SUNY-Stony Brook ; Aron Galonsky, SUNY-Stony Brook
6. "Reference Group Perceptions and Party: A Voter Decision Model." Susan M. Johnson, University of Wisconsin-Whitewater, johnson@inil.com
7. "Separating the Flocks: Toward a More Refined Look at Religions in Political Research." Lonna Atkeson, University of New Mexico, atkeson@unm.edu; Joseph Stewart, Jr., University of New Mexico
8. "The Dilemma of Surviving Democracy: The Possible Policies Democratic Governments can Undertake in Dealing with Separatist Movements." Astrid Obst, University of Kansas
9. "A Behavioral Examination of Leadership in a Body of Young Elected Representatives." David Ivers, Dominican University,
10. "The Effects of Divided Government on the Cognitive Strategies of Supreme Court Nominees." Wendy Watson, Ohio State University, watson.198@osu.edu
11. "An Alternative Methodological Approach to Studying Authoritarianism." James C. Rhoads, Westminster College

Section 8 Posters

THEMES IN POLITICAL COMMUNICATION

1. "Hegemonic Media Coverage of the Oklahoma City Bombing: Forging a Common Path To The Church of the National Tragedy." Margaret Hirschberg Purdue University, hirschbe@polsci.purdue.edu
2. "Toward A Conceptual Model of News Production And Audience Comprehension The Issue of Drugs in the 1996 Presidential Election." Weiwu Zhang , University of Wisconsin, wzhang7@students.wisc.edu
3. "Who Led Whom? The Interaction of Citizens, Elites, and the Media During the Health Care Reform Debate." Zoe M. Oxley , Ohio State University, oxley.9@osu.edu
4. "An Alternative Model of Press Freedom Around the World." Nixon Kariithi, University of Houston, nkariithi@uh.edu
5. "Television and Social Capital: A Cross-National Examination. Harwood K. McClerking , University of Michigan, harwood@umich.edu; Kristina Mile, University of Michigan, kcmiler@umich.edu
6. "Constructing An Image of Peace? The Jerusalem Post and the Israeli Peace Movement." David Levin, American University, d16545@american.edu
7. "Angry Voters: A Study of Negativity and the Media's Role in Split Ticket Voting." William T. Horner, University of Texas at Austin, bhorner@mail.la.utexas.edu
8. "Media Expenditures and Voter Response in Metropolitan, Suburban, and Rural House Districts." Andrea L. Morato-Lara, andrea-ryman@uiowa.edu
9. "From the Mass Media's Lips' to Our Eyes and Ears: How Did the Media Frame News Coverage of Medicare During 1995?" Felicia Mebane, fmebane@fas.harvard.edu
10. "Media Priming of Presidential and Interest Group Evaluations: An Experimental Comparison." Cristina M. Ling, cling@ccvm.sunysb.edu
11. "The Impact of Elite Responses to Foreign Policy Events on Public Evaluations of residential Performance." Amy E. Gangl, University of Minnesota, amygangl@polisci.umn.edu

Section 15 Posters

POLITICAL PARTIES AND INTEREST GROUP

1. "Party Aggregation and the Determinants of the Number of Political Parties in the Recent Korean Legislative Elections." Myoung-Ho Park, Michigan State University, parkmyou@pilot.msu.edu2.
2. "Partisanship and Participation in Political Campaign Activities, 1952-1996." Joseph Gershtenson, University of Texas, joeg@mail.la.utexas.edu 3.
3. "Competition and the Practices of Political Culture: How Interest Groups Use Holidays to Promote Their Political , Values." Amy Fried, University of Maine

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Panel 1-16 AID, TRADE, AND CAPITAL: ON POLITICAL COOPERATION AND COMPETITION AMONG AND WITHIN INDUSTRIALIZED COUNTRIES

Papers:

• "Identifying the Principal Determinants of Canada-United States Cooperation: National Interests, Policy Alternatives, and Interdependence." Christopher Kirkey, Bridgewater State College, ckirkey@bridgew.edu
• "Comparative Risk, Uncertainty and Institutional Design: The Logic of Market Convergence Within and Among Advanced Industrial Democracies." Robert L. Perry, University of Texas-Permian Basin, perry_r@utpb.edu; John D. Robertson, Texas A & M University, jrobertson@tamu.edu
• "Peace as Social Dumping? The Political Impact of Free Trade in the Middle East." James Piazza, New York University, jap6452@is.nyu.edu
• "Foreign Aid and Donor Economic Interests in Latin America, 1972-1995." Robert E. Sterken Jr., Palomar College, rsterken@palomar.edu

Panel 2-8 UNCERTAIN TRANSITIONS

Papers:

• "Civilian Coups d'Etat in West Africa: Group Bargaining and Successful Transition in Benin." Jennifer C. Seely, Washington University in St. Louis, jcseely@artsci.wustl.edu
• "The Challenges and Rewards of Decentralization in Zambia." Consuella Brown, Illinois State University, clbrown@ilstu.edu
• "Cuba's Prospects for Democracy." Peter M. Sanchez, Loyola University, Chicago, psanchez@luc.edu
• "Elites and Regime Change: The Divergent Outcomes in Post-Soviet Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan." Soleiman M. Kiasatpour, University of California, Riverside, skiastp@wizard.ucr.edu; Jamilya Ukudeeva, University of California, Riverside, kyrgiz1@student.ucr.edu

Panel 3-12 BEYOND THE RETURN OF THE LEFT IN POST-COMMUNIST STATES

Papers:

• "Hungary." Barnabas Racz, Eastern Michigan University
• "Russia." Mark Cichock, University of Texas at Arlington
• "Lithuania." Terry D. Clark, Creighton University

Panel 3-15 CHANGING LEGISLATIVE INSTITUTIONS IN POST-COMMUNIST EUROPE

Papers:

• "Lawmakers and the Law: Legal Orientations Among Russian Legislators." William M. Reisinger, University of Iowa, william-reisinger@uiowa.edu
• "Committee Organization and Activities in Post-Communist Legislatures." David M. Olson, University of North Carolina, Greensboro, olsondm@iris.uncg.edu; William Crowther, University of North Carolina, Greensboro
• "Law Making and Decree Making in the Russian Federation," Thomas F. Remington, Emory University, polstfr@emory.edu; S . Smith, Emory University; Moshe Haspel, Emory University.
• "Socialists Building Capitalism: Party Discipline and Hungary's Stabilization Program." Diana Morlang, Duke University, dmorlang@acpub.duke.edu

Panel 4-14 NATO AND, NAFTA: 21ST CENTURY COMMUNITY BUILDING

Papers:

• "Institutions, Norms, and Allies: Explaining NATO's Enduring Value." Kirsten Rafferty, Mcgill University, kraffe@po-box.mcgill.ca
• "The Place of Interdependence and International Integration in the Nationalist Vision." Stephen Shulman, Southern Illinois University, Shulman@siv.edu.
• "Hard Bargains: Intra-Industry Trade and Regional Integration." Roland Stephen, North Carolina State University, stephen@social.chass.nscu.edu.
• "Coming to Terms: The Defense Motivation for NAFTA." Lloyd Gruber, The University of Chicago, gruber@uchicago.edu

Panel 6-12 CANDIDATE CHARACTERISTICS AND ELECTORAL SUPPORT

Papers:

• "Bob Dole's Age and Health in the 1996 Elections: Did the Media Let us Down?" Richard A. Brody, Stanford University, brody@leland.stanford.edu; Herbert L. Abrams, Stanford University
• "Minding Payoffs and Cues." Alice Gilchrist, University of Iowa; Kristin Kanthak, University of Iowa
• "The Role of Facial Appearance in Assessments of Candidate Electability." James N. Schubert, Northern Illinois University, t70jns@corn.cos.niu.edu; Margaret Ann Curran, Northern Illinois University; Carmen Strungaru, Northern Illinois University
• "Viva La Difference!: The Effects of Candidate Race and Issue Ambiguity on Candidate Perceptions and Evaluations." Patrick Stroh, BrabenderCox; David Moskowitz, University of North Carolina-Charlotte, dcmoskow@email.uncc.edu

Panel 7-5 PARTIES, ISSUES, AND IDEOLOGY

Papers:

• "The Influence of Diminishing Party Identification on Incentives For Congressional Candidates." Robert L. Boucher, American University, rboucher@american.edu
• "The Meaning of Ideology and its Role in Predicting Behavior." Thomas Carsey, University of Illinois at Chicago; Robert Mckee, University of Illinois at Chicago
• "Group Components of Partisanship and Party Coalitions Across the States." Robert Jackson, Washington State University, rjackson@mail.wsu.edu
• "The Structure of Issue Conflict in American Public Opinion." William G. Jacoby, University of South Carolina

Panel 7-12 UNDERSTANDING PARTICIPATION AND TURNOUT

Papers:

• "Party Organization and Voter Turnout in the Industrialized Democracies." William Bernhard,University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, bernhard@uiuc.edu; Alexander C. Tan, Southern Methodist University, atan@post.smu.edu
• "Voluntary Citizens and Democratic Participation: Political Behaviors Among Naturalized U.S. Citizens." Louis DeSipio, Univeristy of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, desipio@uiuc.edu
• "Seasonal Variations in Political Participation, 1973-94", Dorie Apollonio, Survey Research Center, dorie@alfa.berkeley.edu; Laurel Elms, Survey Research Center
• "The Impact of Minnesota's Contribution Refund Program on State Legislative Races." Graham Ramsden, Creighton University, gpr@creighton.edu; Patrick Donnay, Bemidji State University, patd@vax1bemidji.msus.edu

Panel 8-7 BALANCE AND BIAS IN MEDIA COVERAGE

Papers:

• "Fairness and Balance in the Structural Characteristics of Newspaper Stories on the 1996 Presidential Election." Frederick Fico, Michigan State University; William Cote, Michigan State University, Cote@pilot.msu.edu
• "Newspaper Impacts and Gender: An Analysis of State Legislative Race Coverage In Illinois." Geralyn Miller, University of Illinois Chicago, u20086@uic.edu
• "Shaping the Media's Agenda: The Case of Medicare Reform and the 104th Congress." Michael Zis, University of Minnesota, mzis@polisci.umn.edu
• "Television News and News Papers in Congressional Elections: Kentucky 1996." John Heyrman, Berea College, John_Heyrman@berea.edu

Panel 9-3 ROUNDTABLE TO HONOR DIANE BLAIR

Panel 9-15 ABORTION AND FAMILY ISSUES IN LAW AND POLITICS

Papers:

• "The Dynamics of Abortion Attitudes, 1972-1996." Elizabeth Adell Cook, Georgetown University; Ted G. Jelen, University of Nevada, Las Vegas, jelent@nevada.edu; Clyde Wilcox, Georgetown University, wilcoxc@gunet.georgetown.edu
• "Family Law, Equal Rights, and the States." Patricia McGee Crotty, East Stroudsberg University, pcrotty@esu.edu
• "Lower Federal Courts as Interpreters: The Development and Definition of the Pregnancy Discrimination Act of 1978." Michelle D.Deardorff, Millikin University, mdeardorff@mail.milliken.edu
• "Contested Identity: The Legal Struggle Over Gay and Lesbian Subjects." Francis Carleton, University of Wisconsin-Green Bay, carltof@gbms01.uwgb.edu; Jennifer Carleton, Oneida Tribe of Wisconsin

Panel 10-10 NEW PERSPECTIVES ON CIVIL RIGHTS

Papers:

• "Martin Luther King Jr., as American Statesman." Nathan Schlueter, University of Dallas, nschlue@acad.udallas.edu
• "Coalition Formation in the Early Civil Rights Movement." Dianne M. Pinderhughes, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, dpinderh@uiuc.edu
• "The Civil Rights Movement, Big City Mayors and Leadership Models." Betty Brown-Chappell, Eastern Michigan University

Panel 12-8 POLITICAL THEORY AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS

Papers:

• "Reproduction of Judicial and Moral Truth in the Oklahoma City Bombing Trial." Margaret Hirschberg, Purdue University, hirschbe@polsci.purdue.edu
• "From FEPC to the Civil Rights Act of 1964: Public Reason and Paradigm Shift." Amy Cavender, University of Notre Dame, amy.l.cavender.1@nd.edu
• "Harvesting the Pearls of Democratic Theory." Joseph T. Smith Jr., Loyola University-Chicago, jsmit@orion.it.luc.edu
• "Are Markets Compatible with Democracy?" Suzanne Coshow, University of Notre Dame; Ed Wingenbach, University of South Carolina

Panel 13-10 ROUNDTABLE ON FUTURE DIRECTIONS IN FORMAL MODELING OF POLITICS

Panel 14-2 NEW SURVEY TECHNIQUES

Papers:

• "Do Polls Determine Public Opinion." Mohan Penubarti, University of California at Los Angeles, mohan@pundit.sscnet.ucla.edu; Alexander A. Schuessler, New York University, schuessler@nyu.edu
• "Can We Believe Survey Responses?" Jonathan N. Katz, California Institute of Technology, jkatz@bolem.caltech.edu
• "Methods for Uncovering Nonseparable Preferences in Survey Responses." Dean Lacy, Ohio State University, dean.lacy@polisci.sbs.ohio-state.edu
• "Survey Measures of Uncertainty on Candidate Traits and Issue Positions." Garrett Glasgow, California Institute of Technology, gg@hss.caltech.edu

Panel 15-11 PARTY COMPETITION, ISSUES, AND ELECTORAL OUTCOMES

Papers:

• "A Doctrinal Theory of American Politics." Douglas Grob, Stanford University, dgrob@leland.stanford.edu
• "The Quality of the Fight: Explaining Why Presidential Campaigns Matter to Outcomes." Lynn Vavreck, Princeton University, lvavreck@wws.princeton.edu
• "Divide and Conquer: Groups, Party Strategies, and the Contemporary Political Era." Suzanne Globetti, University of Texas, globetti@mail.la.utexas.edu
• "Spatial Test of Electoral Balancing in the States." Christopher Jan Carman, University of Houston, ccarman@uk.edu

Panel 16-10 PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS

Papers:

• "Forecasting Nomination Outcomes: Does Media Coverage Throw a Wild Card into the Equation?" Andrew J. Dowdle, Abraham Baldwin College, adowdle@abac.peachnet.edu; Randall E. Adkins, Concord College, adkinsr@faculty.concord.wvnet.edu
• "Electoral Niche Theory: An Ecological Approach to Modelling Competition in Presidential Primaries." Kenneth Yohn, University of Iowa, kyohn@uiowa.edu; John Hickman, Berry College
• "Are the Primaries Becoming Less Relevant? The Decline of Momentum in Presidential Nominating Campaigns." Wayne Steger, Depaul University,wsteger@wppost.depaul.edu

Panel 17-6 PATHWAYS OF REPRESENTATION

Papers:

• "Getting the Message: Policy Mandates and Roll-Call Voting In Congress." Lawrence J. Grossback, University of Minnesota, lgback@polisci.umn.edu; Amy E. Gangl, University ofMinnesota, amygangl@polisci.umn.edu; David A.M.Peterson, University of Minnesota, dpeters@polisci.umn.edu; James A. Stimson, University of North Carolina, timson@gibbs.oit.unc.edu
• "Quiet Influence: The Representation of Exporters, Consumers and Others on Postwar Trade Policy." Michael Bailey, Georgetown University, baileyma@gunet.georgetown.edu
• "Senatorial Behavior and Constituent Information: Do the Media Bridge the Gap?" Wendy Schiller, Brown University and Brookings Institution, wschiller@brook.edu
• "Between a Rock and a Hard Place: The Effects of Constituent Heterogeneity on Congressional Representation." James C. Garand, Louisiana State University, pogara@lsuvm.sncc.lsu.edu; Phillip J. Ardoin, Southern University, ardoin@aol.com

Panel 17-16 CONGRESS, THE PUBLIC, AND THE PRESS

Papers:

• "Strategic Issue Framing in the Congressional Debate Over Gays in the Military in 1993." Robert Dion, Wabash College, dionr@wabash.edu
• "The Causes and Effects of Members' Negative (and Positive?) Evaluations of the U.S. Congress." Daniel Lipinski, Duke University, dlip@mail.duke.edu
• "The Media and the 103rd Congress: When to Cover Policy Making in Congress." Mark Watts, Florida International University, wattsm@fiu.edu
• "Explaining the Vote: Legislative Styles of Constituent Influence." Elaine Willey, Ohio State University, willey.21@osu.edu

Panel 18-11 CONFLICT AND CONSENSUS IN THE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT

Papers:

• "GEE Models of Judicial Behavior." Christopher J. W. Zorn, Emory University, czorn@emory.edu
• "Law Clerks as Critical Agents in the Breakdown of Consensual Norms in the United States Supreme Court, 1935-1996: A Distributed Lag Time Series Analysis." Bradley Best, Southern Illinois University at Carbondale, bradbest@midwest.net
• "Plurality Opinions: The Failure of Coalition Formation on the U.S. Supreme Court." James F. Spriggs II, University of California, Davis, jfspriggs@ucdavis.edu; Forrest Maltzman, George Washington University, forrest@gwis2.circ.gwu.edu; Paul J. Wahlbeck, George Washington University, wahlbeck@gwis2.circ.gwu.edu
• "Me, Too: The Use of Endorsement Memos on the Burger Court." Sandra L. Wood, University of North Texas, sandyw@unt.edu

Panel 18-14 ISSUES IN STATE AND FEDERAL CONSTITUTIONAL INTERPRETATION

Papers:

• "A Moralist at Heart? Justice Scalia and Affirmative Action." Frank J. Colucci, University of Notre Dame, colucci.3@nd.edu
• "Legal Argument and the Constitutional Dialogue on Federalism." Katy J. Harriger, Wake Forest University, harriger@wfu.edu
• "Rhetorical Play in the Politics of Representation: Tracking Strategies of Justification on the United States Supreme Court." Christopher M. Burke, University of Wisconsin Madison
• "State Courts and Single-Subject Rulings." James L. McDowell, Indiana State University, psmcdow@scifac.indstate.edu

Panel 19-11THE POLITICS OF EDUCATION IN THE STATES

Papers:

• "Testing the Tests: The Significance of Educational Outputs to Democracy, Economy and Public Policy." Jeremy Lane Eccles, University of Nebraska, Jeccles@unlgrad1.unl.edu
• "Seeing Through the Rhetoric: Views on School Choice from Parents, Educators and Elected Officials in Cleveland and Milwaukee." Emily Van Dunk, Public Policy Forum, Emily@csd.uwm.edu
• "Winning in Court: Unsatisfactory Victories." Julie Bundt, University of Northern Iowa , Bundt@uni.edu

Panel 20-7COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS

Papers:

• "Patterns of Citizen Participation in Local Politics: Evidence from New England Town Meetings." Victor S. DeSantis, Bridgewater State College, vdesantis@bridgew.edu
• "Negotiating Participation: Community Action in Detroit." Nicholas Winter, University of Michigan, nwinter@umich.edu
• "Do the Citizens Matter? The Impact of Demographic Changes on the Urban Regime." Peter Burns, University of Maryland, v-pburns@bss2.umd.edu
• "Rethinking Local Policy Analysis: The Challenge of Culture to Political Economy." Donald Rosdi, University of Maryland, drosdil@bss2.umd.edu

Panel 21-11 POLITICAL ECONOMY AND PUBLIC POLICIES

Papers:

• "The Political Economy of National Bankruptcy Legislation: Lessons from the Roll Call Voting Record." Howard Rosenthal, Princeton University, rosentha@princeton.edu
• "Throwing a Dart or Using a Pushpin: The Selection and Designation Process of Empowerment Zones and Enterprise Communities." Marc A. Wallace, American University, wallman@american.edu
• "The Wagner Act and the Boundaries of Social Policy in the 1960s." Josiah Bartlett Lambert, University of Wisconsin, Madison, Josiahbart@AOL.COM
• "Refashioning American Citizenship: The Formation of the GI Bill of Rights of 1944." Suzanne Mettler, Maxwell School, Syracuse University, smettler@maxwell.syr.edu

Panel 22-2 IMPLEMENTING EDUCATION POLICY

Papers:

• "School Choice and Student Performance." Paul Teske, SUNY at Stony Brook, pteske@datalab2.sbs.sunysb.edu; Mark Schneider, SUNY at Stony Brook; Christine Roch, SUNY at Stony Brook
• "Desegregation Funding and Educational Achievement in the Chicago Public Schools." Christine Harris, Northern Illinois University; Paul Culhane, Northern Illinois University, pculhane@niu.edu; Michael Peddle, Northern Illinois University
• "Institutional Development and School Violence in New York, 1985-1992." Ed Muir, American Federation of Teachers, emuir@aft.org; Krista Schneider, American Federation of Teachers

Panel 23-9 SOCIAL CAPITAL, CIVIL SOCIETY, AND DEMOCRATIZATION

Papers:

• "The Impact of Economic Structure on Civic Engagement." Stan Humphries, University of Virginia
• "The Deleterious Effect of Television Viewership on Membership in Voluntary Associations." Harwood K. McClerking, University of Michigan, harwood@umich.edu; Kristina Miler, University of Michigan, kcmiler@k.imap.itd.umich.edu, Irfan Nooruddin, University of Michigan
• "Social Capital and Indicators of Social Distress." David C. Kershaw, Illinois State University, dckersh@ilstu.edu

Panel 25-1 ROUNDTABLE TO HONOR DIANE BLAIR

Chair: Marian Lief Palley, University of Delaware, mpalley@strauss.udel.edu
Part: Marian Lief Palley, University of Delaware, mpalley@strauss.udel.edu Anne Hopkins, Miami University of Ohio, hopkinsa@muohio.edu
Susan Gluck Mezey, Loyola University of Chicago, smezey@luc.edu
Robert L. Savage, University of Arkansas, rsavage@comp.uark.edu
          Diane Blair, Fayetteville, Arkansas 72701,
dblair@comp.uark.edu

Panel 26-4 XENOPHON

Papers:

• "Communitarians and the Republican Tradition': Forward to the Past?" Edward W. Clayton, Trinity College, Edward.Clayton@mail.trincoll.edu
• "Xenophon and Political Biography: Contemplating the Complexity of Political Virtue." Elizabeth T. Janairo, Loyola-Chicago, ejanair@orion.it.luc.EDU
• "The Transformation of the Persian Regime in Xenophon's Cyropaedia." Robert J. Phillips, Northern Illinois University, JBHAWK@usaor.net

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