Workshop in Politics, Ethics, and Society, Wynne Moskop, SLU
"Justice Amidst Inequality in Jane Addam's Transnational Political Friendships"
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Political Science Speaker Series, Tasos Kalandrakis, University of Rochester
"A priori bounds on legislative bargaining agreements"
Living With Others: Conscience, Coercion, and Freedom
MII Conference featuring Neil Roberts, Williams College
Political Science Speaker Series, Susan Hyde, University of California-Berkeley
"Voter information campaigns and political accountability: Cumulative findings from a preregistered meta-analysis of coordinated trials.
Workshop in Politics, Ethics, and Society, Benjamin McKean, Ohio State University
"Populism, Pluralism, and the Ordinary"
Political Science Speaker Series, Vincent Hutchings, University of Michigan
"Whitewashing: How Obama Used Implicit Racial Cues as a Defense Against Political Rumors"
Workshop in Politics, Ethics, and Society, Ron Mallon, Philosophy Department
"What Does Explaining Human Kinds as Cultural Do?"
Political Science Speaker Series, Ariel White, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
"Minimum Wage Increases and Voter Participation"
Workshop in Politics, Ethics, and Society, Eric Wiland, Philosophy, University of Missouri - St. Louis
"Suffer the Little Children"
Political Science Speaker Series, Manuel Teodoro, Texas A&M University
"Green Panopticon: Environmental Coproduction as Political Participation"
Black Legal Legitimacy Mini-Conference
James Gibson, Sidney W. Souers Professor of Government
Political Science Speaker Series, Renee Bowen, University of California, San Diego
"Policy Experimentation in Committees: a Case Against Veto Rights Under Redistributive Constraints"
Workshop in Politics, Ethics, and Society, Julie Rose, Dartmouth University
"Justice and the Stationary State"
Political Science Speaker Series, Kelly Rader, Yale University
“Ideology, Certiorari, and the Development of Doctrine in the U.S. Courts of Appeals”
Workshop in Politics, Ethics, and Society, Matthew Babb, Mellon Postdoc in Modeling Interdisciplinary Inquiry
Making Sense of "Just Following Orders" Defenses in American Law
Political Science Speaker Series, Antoine Banks, University of Maryland
"To be Angry or Not to be Angry: Are Black Political Candidates Emotionally Disadvantaged?"
Political Science Speaker Series, Jakana Thomas, Michigan State University
“Wolves in Sheep’s Clothing: The Lethality of Female Suicide Terrorists”
Workshop in Politics, Ethics, and Society, Rachel Brown, Washington University
"Situating Carework within the Settler State"
Workshop in Politics, Ethics, and Society, Timothy Bartley, Washington University
"Big Data, Small Governance? Self-regulation of Predictive Analytics in the Private Sector"
Kristopher Ramsay, Princeton University
"Bargaining and Fighting in Militarized Interstate Disputes"
Political Science Speaker Series, John Wilkerson, University of Washington
"A Text Reuse Approach to Studying Behind the Scenes Lawmaking"
Jeff Carter, University of Mississippi
"Leaders and Interstate Conflict"
Political Science Speaker Series
Jeffry Frieden, Harvard University
CPAC 2019
"Authoritarianism and its Legacies in Democracy"
Workshop in Politics, Ethics, and Society, Sid Issar, University of Massachusetts, Amherst
"Rethinking Primitive Accumulation with Black Lives Matter"
Adam Glynn, Emory University
"Generalized Nonlinear Difference-in-Difference-in-Differences"
Kevin Quinn, University of Michigan
“Measuring Perceived Skin Color: Spillover Effects, the Massey-Martin Scale, and Pairwise Alternatives”.
Workshop in Politics, Ethics, and Society
Yuki Takagi, Stanford University
"Concessions and Information Cascades in Autocracies"
Lee Ann Banaszak, Penn State University
"Do women's protests alter gender attitudes?" Evidence from two studies
Workshop in Politics, Ethics, and Society
Eric Plutzer, Penn State & Public Opinion Quarterly
“How and When Do Anger and Worry Spur Political Participation?”
Workshop in Politics, Ethics, and Society
Wojciech Rafalowski
"Strategic Emphasis on Valence Characteristics during Electoral Campaigns".
WPES: Bill Scheuerman, Indiana University - Bloomington
"Uncivil Disobedience"
Bayesian Inference in Political Science Workshop
WPES: Trevor Gardner, Washington University
"Rethinking Police Diversity Theory"
Workshop on Political Violence
WPES: David Estlund, Brown University
"Epistemic Paternalism"
WPES: Annie Bialek, Washington University
"Optimism and Accountability: How We Fail to Learn from Wounds"
Sarah Bush, Yale University
“From Monitoring to Meddling: How Foreign Actors Influence Local Trust in Elections.”
WPES: Sunita Parikh, Washington University
"New Courts and 'New' Law in British India"
Gabriel Lopez-Moctezuma, CalTech
"Sequential Voting in the U.S. Supreme Court”
WPES: Nick Schuster, Washington University
"Between Good and Evil: Rethinking Continence and Incontinence"