AMERICAN POLITICS

Keehyun Ahn: “American Militaries in US Congress: Another Military Transformation from the 103rd to the 112th Congress”; University of Kansas

Brian Alexander: “Partisan Ends: The Utilization of Conference Committees in a Polarized Congress”; George Mason University

Richard Anderson: “Interest-Driven Oversight and the Failure of Congressional Control of the Bureaucracy”; University of Michigan

Roger Austin: “Patterns of Failure: Rethinking Campaign Finance Reform—What Went Wrong?”; University of Florida

Andrea Barrick: “Gender, Policies, and Politics”; West Virginia Universty

Rachel Bitecofer: “Polarization in US Presidential Nomination Campaigns”; University of Georgia

Jacob Bobby: “Voting for Friends: A Study of Parasocial Interaction in the 2012 Presidential Campaign”; University of South Dakota

Chelsie Bright: “Racial and Political Inequalities in State Voter ID Laws”; University of Kansas

Dana Brown: “Parties Matter: The Impact of Pennsylvania’s Parties on Women’s Local Officeholding”; Rutgers University

Jennifer Cassidy: “See Jane Get Appointed: Gender, Representation, and Power in the American Federal Bureaucracy”; Brown University

Jeremy Castle: “Rock of Ages: Subcultural Religious Identity and Public Opinion Among Evangelical Millennials”; University of Notre Dame

Philip Chen: “Taking Campaigns Personally: The Big Five Aspects and Political Behavior”; University of Minnesota

John Cluverius: “PDF Grassroots Lobbying and the Economics of Political Information in the Digital Age”; University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill

David Cottrell: “Three Essays on the Political Consequences of Geographic Boundaries in US Political Institutions”; University of Michigan

Allison Dale-Riddle: “Geography, Partisanship, and the Politics of Group Threat”; University of Michigan

Anthony Daniels: “The Impact of Voter Suppression Laws on African American Participation in Florida and North Carolina from 1988 to 2012”; Wayne State University

Charles Doriean: “A Dynamic Theory of Party Discipline, Legislator Roll-Call Voting and Electoral Accountability in the US House”; University of Michigan

Benjamin Dworkin: “Collective Communication in Congress: Understanding and Assessing House Caucus Leadership Efforts to Win Press Coverage, 1981–2010”; Rutgers University

William Egar: “Obstruction, Opposition, and Partisan Conflict: Implications of Minority Party Electoral Incentives for the House of Representatives”; University of Wisconsin, Madison

Derek Epp: “Information Processing and the Instability of Political Outcomes”; University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill

Andrew Feher: “Essays on Legislative Behavior: Evidence from State Legislatures”; University of Michigan

Alicia Diana Forster: “American Political Behavior and the Role of Religious Context”; University of Florida

Hector Galano: “The Importance of Digital Skills in Understanding Online Political Behavior”; University of California, Santa Barbara

Sergio Garcia-Rios: “Perennial and Situational: A Study of Immigrant Identity Formation and Transformation”; University of Washington

Samuel Gedman: “The Dynamics of Compression on Presidential Nominations”; University of Mississippi

Julian Gottlieb: “The Protest News Framing Cycle: How News Attention and Framing Change over the Course of a Protest”; University of California, Santa Barbara

Brian Hanson: “Perceptions of Immigration as a Threat to the Good Life in Rural America”; University of Kansas

Chris Hare: “Constrained Citizens? Ideology and the American Voter”; University of Georgia

Portia Hemphill: “Rebel Without a Pause: Discovering the Relationship between Rap Music and the Political Attitudes and Participation of Black Youth”; University of Michigan

Jonathan Hensley: “Legal Argument, Issue Framing, and the Development of Campaign Finance Law on the Supreme Court”; University of Maryland, College Park

Heather Hodges: “Communicating Distance: What This Means for Environmental Public Opinion”; University of California, Santa Barbara

Jung-Min Hong: “Political Polarization and Independent Voters in American Politics”; University of Cincinnati

Nicholas Howard: “Members and Leaders in Senate Obstruction”; University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill

Kristyn Karl: “Missing the Message: The Measurement and Effects of Attention to Political Advertisements”; University of Michigan

Mi-son Kim: “Parties Without Brand Names: Causes and Consequences of Party Relabeling”; University of Iowa

Jared Knowles: “School Boards and Policy Shocks: Riding the Wave of State Policy Change at the Local Level”; University of Wisconsin, Madison

Martin Kobren: “Taxing Ourselves: Understanding School Tax Elections”; University of Maryland, College Park

Rebecca Kreitzer: “Policy Making at the Margins: The Modern Politics of Abortion”; University of Iowa

Amy Krings: “Building Bridges Where There is Nothing Left to Burn: The Campaign for Environmental Justice within a Southwest Detroit Border Community”; University of Michigan

Jonathon Kupka: “Toward a Concept of the Warrior Class: The Impact of Sub-Cultures in Civil Military Relations”; University of Kansas

John Lappie: “Voter Behavior in Elections without Party Labels”; University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill

Lisa Lawrason: “Laughing Our Way to Stronger Democracy: Political Comedy’s Potential to Equalize Political Interest and Political Knowledge in Community College Students”; Wayne State University

Ruoxi Li: “Multiple Representations in the US Congress”; University of Wisconsin, Madison

Eric Loepp: “Conflicting Cues: The Role of Race, Gender, and Policy Information in Primary Elections”; University of Pittsburgh

Marvin McNeese: “Win the Battlefield to Win the Battle: Essays on Interest Group Venue Shopping”; Rice University

Benjamin Meluksy: “Institutional Capacity in the United States”; University of Pittsburgh

Matthew Mendez: “In/Visible Constituents: The Representation of Undocumented Immigrants by State Legislators”; University of Southern California

Cassie Myers: “Hometown Influence: The Impact of Geography on Statewide Candidate Emergence and Success”; University of Missouri, St. Louis

Srinivas “Chinnu” Parinandi: “Devolution and Policy Experimentation under Federalism: Essays on Innovation and Emulation in the American States”; University of Michigan

Davin Phoenix: “Anger (Mis)Management? Racial Differences in the Emotional Foundations of Political Action”; University of Michigan

Eric Radezky: “Home Style in the 21st Century”; Rutgers Univerity

Molly Reynolds: “Exceptions to the Rule: Majoritarian Procedures and Majority Party Power in the United States Senate”; University of Michigan

Thomas Ringenberg: “Issue Voting in a Polarized Era: Ideology, Constituencies, and Policy Making in Congress”; University of Kansas

Zuzana Ringlerova: “Mass Public Support for the European Union: Diffuse or Specific in Its Character?”; Purdue University

Melinda Ritchie: “Backchannel Policymaking: Members of Congress Pursuing Policy Goals through the Bureaucracy”; University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign

Katherine Robbins: “Governing Bodies: How the Organization of Social Groups Shapes Political Ambition”; University of Michigan

Ellen Rodrigues: “Sense of Community, Collective Efficacy, and Perceived Police Efficacy”; West Virginia University

Rike Rothenstein: “Out of Sync: Is There a Mismatch between the American Environmental Movement and Public Opinion?”; University of Cincinnati

Emily Schilling: “Reassessing Legislative Relationships: Capturing Interdependence in Legislative Position Taking and Votes”; University of Iowa

Kaitlin Sidorsky: “One Way or Another? Understanding Women’s Paths to Appointed and Elected Office”; Brown University

James Sieja: “Do They Know Them When They See Them?: The ABA Standing Committee on the Federal Judiciary and Qualifications for the Federal Bench”; University of Wisconsin, Madison

Joel Sievert: “The Electoral Connection in the US Senate”; University of Georgia

Marissa Silber: “Leaving Implementation Behind: Understanding the Failures of the Bipartisan No Child Left Behind Act of 2002”; University of Florida

Michael Spivey: “Culture Warriors Go To Court: The Supreme Court and The Battle For The ‘Soul’ of America”; University of Maryland, College Park

Amy Stringer: “Embracing a Changing Electorate: The Political Incorporation of Latinos in the US”; University of Florida

Chanse Travis: “The Political Power of the Black Church”; University of Mississippi

Magic Wade: “Labor’s Last Stand? The Great Recession and Public Sector Collective Bargaining Reform in the American States”; University of Minnesota

Gregory Wolf: “Parties in the American Electorate”; University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill

Joshua Yesnowitz: “Talking ‘Bout My Generation: Student Politics, Institutional Developmnet and the Purposes of Higher Education in American Life”; Boston University

COMPARATIVE POLITICS

Kelly Clancy: “Grains of Doubt: A Comparison of the Politically Contested Visual Landscapes of Genetically Modified Organisms in the United States and Europe”; Rutgers University

Kira Jumet: “Why Do People Protest? Explaining Participation in the 2011 and 2013 Egyptian Uprisings”; Rutgers University

Gulbahor Saraeva: “Migration Policy Networks and Migrant-Sending States’ 3R-Policy Prioritization”; Rutgers University

Andrea Aldrich: “National Parties and European Legislators”; University of Pittsburgh

Abel Amado: “The Illegible State in Cape Verde: Language Policy and the Quality of Democracy”; Boston University

Santiago Anria: “Social Movements, Parties, and the Left In Latin America: The Bolivian MAS (Movement Toward Socialism) in Comparative Perspective”; University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill

Ignacio Arana Araya: “The Quest for Uncontested Power: How Presidents’ Personality Traits Leads to Constitutional Change in the Western Hemisphere”; University of Pittsburgh

Bret Barrowman: “The Reformer’s Dilemmas: The Politics of Public Sector Reform in Clientelistic Political Systems”; George Washington University

Kelly Bauer: “Policy Implementation and Contentious Action: Indigenous Territorial Demands in Post-Dictatorship Chile”; George Washington University

Halil Bilecen: “The Determinants of Voting Behavior in Turkey”; University of Houston

Adam Bilinski: “Paths to Success, Paths to Failure: Historical Trajectories to Democratic Stability”; University of Florida

Pelin Azer Binnet: “My Wife, My Choice: Reproductive Policymaking and Social Control in Turkey”; University of Minnesota

Emilie Blais: “The Uploading of National Policies in the European Union”; University of Pittsburgh

Lee Cojocaru: “Disputed Ethnic Identity and the Role of Public Education: The Case of Moldova”; Boston University

Juvenal Cortes: “Power to the Masses: the Rise of Direct Democracy in Latin America”; University of Southern California

John D’Attoma: “A Nation Divided: Assessing the Regional Effects of Institutions, Social Capital, and Civic Culture on Tax Morale in Italy”; University of Missouri, St. Louis

Joshua Dean: “Nationalism in the New European Union: The Influence of Nationalism on the Salience of, and Party Attitudes Toward EU Political, Economic, and Social Policies”; University of California, Santa Barbara

Ali Demirdas: “The Turkish Foreign Policy under the Justice and Development Party: A Paradigm Shift”; University of South Carolina

Svetoslav Derderyan: “The Effects of the European Union on Corruption Control in Central and Eastern Europe Before and after Accession”; University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill

Barry Driscoll: “The Perverse Effects of Political Competition: Building Capacity in Ghana”; University of Wisconsin, Madison

Yannick Dufresne: “Absent Mandate? The Role of Positional Issues in Canadian Elections”; University of Toronto

Yoav Duman: “Bolstering the National Project: Competitive Nation Building and Immigration Policies in Catalonia, Israel, and Quebec”; University of Washington

Eli Feiman: “Why Parties of Power? Elite Strategies and Institutional Choice in Post-Soviet Eurasia”; University of Michigan

Sarah-Sophie Flemig: “Policy Change, Public Benefit, and the Charities Act 2006: A Case of the Emperor’s New Clothes?”; University of Toronto

Cassandra Grafstrom: “It’s About Time: Institutions, Election Timing, and the Economic Vote”; University of Michigan

Eric Hamilton: “International Politics and Domestic Institutional Change: The Rise of Executive War-Making Autonomy in the United States”; University of Southern California

Luke Hartman: “Identity, Discourse, and the Impact of EU Conditionality in the Western Balkans”; Boston University

Victor Hernandez Huerta: “Post-Election Disputes in Democracies: Challenging the Outcome of the Election as a Negotiation Strategy”; University of Notre Dame

Brian Humphreys: “Imagining Armies: Symbolic Dimensions of Military Power and Contested State Legitimacy in Iraq, 2003–2014”; Rutgers University

Trevor Johnston: “Authoritarian Bargaining and Economic Sabotage in the Arabian Gulf”; University of Michigan

Dong-Joon Jung: “Sources of Partisanship and Its Political Impact: Comparing the Western and Postcommunist Experiences”; University of Florida

Olga Kesarchuk: “Policy Choices of the Post-Soviet States Regarding Foreign Direct Investment in the Key Sectors of their Economies: the Experience of Kazakhstan, Russia, and Ukraine”; University of Toronto

Dongkyu Kim: “Foreign Direct Investment Under Globalization Dilemma”; University of Iowa

Kathleen Klaus: “Claiming Land: Institutions, Narratives, and Political Violence in Kenya”; University of Wisconsin, Madison

Nicholas Knowlton: “The Legacies of Democratic Experiments in Africa: Ghana’s Democratic Trajectory in a Comparative Perspective”; University of Florida

Melanie Kolbe: “Why Liberal States Restrict Wanted Immigration: Citizenship Regimes and the Politics of Highly-Skilled Immigration Policy”; University of Georgia

Aleksander Ksiazkiewicz: “Genetic Links among Ideology, Cognitive Style, Big Five Personality, and Executive Functions”; Rice University

Diah Kusumaningrum: “Truth and Justice Versus Interdependence: Competing Modes of Reconciliation—The Case of Maluku, Indonesia”; Rutgers University

Mohamed Lamin: “Party Sysytems, Democratization, and Governance in Africa: Aligning Theory and Praxis Using Sierra Leone as a Case Study”; West Virginia University

Seonghui Lee: “What Makes Politics Interesting? How Political Contexts Shape Political Interest across the World”; Rice University

Ingrid Li: “Political Economy of Property Rights: Local Officials, Incentive Structure, and Private Enterprises in China”; University of South Carolina

Nick Lin: “The Electoral Cost of Coalition Governance and Elites’ Behavior in Parliamentary Democracies”; Rice University

Jinjie Liu: “The Property Rights Coalitions and Redistributive Institutions: The Political Economy of Stock Market Regulatory Regime Change in China”; University of Wisconsin, Madison

Kevin Lucas: “Programmatic Political Competition in Latin America: Recognizing the Role Played by Political Parties in Determining the Nature of Party-Voter Linkages”; University of Minnesota

Laura Lucas: “The Voice of the People? Legislative Drafting Processes in Transitional and Developing Democracies”; Boston University

Kyle Marquardt: “Language, Identity, Separatism: Regional Grievance and Collective Action in Eurasia”; University of Wisconsin, Madison

Amanda Marziliano: “Tolerating Europe: Integration Without Identification”; Rutgers University

Darragh McNally: “Voting for Corruption: When Do Voters Support Corrupt Politicians?”; University of Maryland, College Park

Carlos Melendez: “Is There Life after Party System Collapse? Transitional Partisanships and Political Linkages under Post-Party System Collapse Scenarios—The Case of Peru in Comparative Perspective”; University of Notre Dame

Mathieu Mondou: “Policy-Making Dynamics and Emergent Technology: the Evolution of Biofuel Policy in the United States, Germany, and the European Union”; University of Toronto

Bradley Murg: “Impetus or Impediment: Market Power, Foreign Direct Investment, and Judicial Reform in Russia and Kazakhstan”; University of Washington

Peter Nasuti: “The Reformist Leviathan: Centralization of Power and Anti-Corruption Initiatives in Georgia and Ukraine”; University of Wisconsin, Madison

Juan Negri Malbran: “Bureaucratic Appointments in Argentina”; University of Pittsburgh

Winifred Pankani Lindberg: “A Reversed Collective Action Dilemma and the Challenge of Enhancing Bureaucratic Capacity in Botswana and Ghana”; University of Florida

Nara Pavao: “Why We Don’t Just Throw the Rascals Out: The Limits to Electoral Accountability for Corruption”; University of Notre Dame

Michael Pelz: “EU Enlargement and LGBT Rights: Explaining Variation in State Responses to LGBT Rights in Post-Communist Europe”; University of Toronto

John Polga-Hecimovich: “Bureaucratic Circumvention: Policy Delegation Strategies and Implementation Success in Low Capacity Bureaucracies, with Evidence from Latin America”; University of Pittsburgh

Nico Ravanilla: “Essays in Political Economy and Governance: Lessons from the Philippines”; University of Michigan

Botero Sandra: “Courts That Matter: Judges, Litigants, and the Politics of Rights”; University of Notre Dame

Emily Sellars: “Essays on Emigration and Politics”; University of Wisconsin, Madison

Matthew Spears: “For the Good of the Group: How Empathy and Self-Interest Simultaneously Condition Individual”; University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign

Szymon Stojek: “Contextual Conditions X Ideological Predispositions Model of Immigration Related Political Attitudes and Behavior”; University of Georgia

Jeremy Streatfeild: “African State Formation: 3 Essays”; George Washington University

Dennis Sullivan: “Uncivil Wars: Does Kantian Adaptive Networks Theory Provide Significant Indication and Warning of Intra-State Conflict?”; Boston University

Zachary Taylor: “The Politics of Metropolitan Development: Ideas, Interests, and Institutions in the Making of Urban Governance in the United States and Canada, 1800–2000”; University of Toronto

Aberra Tesfay: “The Extent and Impacts of Decentralization Reforms in Ethiopia”; Boston University

Jason Thomas: “Examining the Effects of Incumbent Party Tenure on Election Outcomes”; University of Iowa

Huan-Kai Tseng: “Democratization and Central Bank Independence: A Comparative Study of Mexico and Taiwan”; George Washington University

Alina Vamanu: “Political Withdrawal among Immigrants and Refugees from Non-democratic Regimes: The Case of Romanians in the New York-New Jersey-Pennsylvania Metropolitan Area of the United States”; Rutgers University

Neil Vander Most: “Rethinking Integration: What We Can Learn from Social Psychology”; University of Illinis, Urbana-Champaign

Keith Weghorst: “Losing the Battle, Winning the War: Legislative Candidacy in Electoral Authoritarian Regimes”; University of Florida

Charles Malcom Williams: “Conflict, Corruption, and Consent: An Analysis of Popular Support in Afghanistan”; University of Kansas

Qingjie “Eddie” Zeng: “The Golden Age of Oligarchy? Institutional Constraints and Leadership Discretion in China’s Cadre Management System”; University of Michigan

INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

Caitlin Scuderi: “Heightened Otherness and Domestic Terrorism”; Rutgers University

Cristina Alvarez Mingote: “International Migration, Electoral Strategies and Home Country Elections”; University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign

Jacob Aronson: “The Provision and Impact of External Support to Combatants in Civil Wars”; University of Maryland, College Park

Aaron Beitman: “Distributional Consequences and Executive Regime Types: The Politics of Foreign Direct Investment Incentives”; University of Minnesota

Svetla Ben-Itzhak: “When is Aid Effective in Reducing Terror?”; University of Kansas

Timm Betz: “Trading Interests: Domestic Institutions, International Negotiations, and the Politics of Trade”; University of Michigan

Luke Campbell: “The ‘Importance of Winning’: Affect, Just War, and the ‘Familiarization’ of Success”; University of Kansas

Gustavo Carvalho: “International Structure, Cooperation, and Sovereign Debt Crises: The Brazilian Debt Restructurings of 1898, 1931, 1983”; University of Toronto

Kyong Jun Choi: “Politics of Law Enforcement: Policing and Police Reform in New Democracies”; University of Washington

Brooke Coe: “Regional Identities and Dynamic Normative Orders in the Global South: A Comparative Study”; University of Minnesota

Sarah Cormack-Patton: “Citizens, Residents, and Guest Workers: A Transatlantic Analysis of Immigrant Rights and Political Cleavages”; University of Pittsburgh

Jacob Cramer: “Strategies of Resistance”; University of Arizona

Emma Cutrufello: “Arming Agents or Assailants: A Principal-Agent Approach to Examining US Military Aid and Repression”; University of Maryland, College Park

Joshua Dix: “A Matter of Minds: Environments, Trust, and Civil War”; University of Georgia

Ralitsa Donkova: “Regimes of International Giving: The Politics of Public and Private Foreign Assistance in the United States, Britain, and Sweden”; University of Minnesota

Joelle Dumouchelle: “Regulating International Finance: The Genesis and Transformation of Central Banking Practices”; University of Toronto

Sirin Duygulu Elcim: “The Effects of Using Security Frames on Global Agenda Setting and Policy Making”; University of Massachusetts, Amherst

Cali Ellis: “Trust and Communication in Cross-Border Counterterrorism Networks”; University of Michigan

Charles Fagan: “Smothering the Baby in the Cradle? Reacting to the Rise of New Great Powers”; University of Notre Dame

Sarah Fisher: “The Affairs of Others: Decision Making and Third Party Interventions in Intrastate Conflict”; University of Georgia

Robert Galantucci: “Taking the Lead on Trade: Legislative Participation, Effectiveness and Strategy in Foreign Trade Policy”; University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill

Erika Garcia Gonzalez: “The Onset of Genocide/Politicide: Considering External Variables”; University of Cincinnati

David Gordon: “From Global Cities to Global Governors: Power, Politics and the Convergence of Urban Climate Governance”; University of Toronto

Stephan Hamberg: “Electoral Violence in New Democracies: Institutionalizing Peaceful Elections”; University of Washington

Eric Hamilton: “International Politics and Domestic Institutional Change: The Rise of Executive War-Making Autonomy in the United States”; University of Southern California

Lisel Hintz: “Fighting for Us, Inside and Out: National Identity Contestation and Foreign Policy in Turkey”; George Washington University

Chien-Wu Hsueh: “Embedded Liberalism and the Trade-Conflict Relationship in World Politics”; University of South Carolina

Jacqueline Ignatov: “Seeds of Contestation: Genetically Modified Crops and the Politics of Agricultural Modernization in Ghana”; University of Maryland, College Park

Theresa Jedd: “Accountability and Legitimacy in Transboundary Network Forest Governance: A Case Study of the Roundtable on the Crown of the Continent”; Colorado State University

Florian Justwan: “The Effects of Generalized Social Trust on the Conflict Management Behavior of Democracies”; University of Georgia

Inwook Kim: “Crude Security: Oil, Armament, and Alliance”; George Washington University

Peter Knaack: “Global Financial Regulatory Reform in the G20 and the Financial Stability Board”; University of Southern California

Athena Kolbe: “Reintegrating Members of Armed Groups into Society: An Evaluation of Three Approaches”; University of Michigan

Hyo won Lee: “Legalization of the GATT/WTO and Distribution of Its Dispute Settlement Benefits between Developed and Developing Countries”; University of Washington

Jamie Levin: “Rethinking Disarmament: The Role of Weapons in the Resolution of Internal Armed Conflicts”; University of Toronto

Kuen-Da Dalton Lin: “Buying Your Way to Periphery Influence: Patronage Politics at Great Powers’ Peripheries”; University of Wisconsin, Madison

Andrew Lucius: “Why Cities Fail: Local Political Institutions and the Fates of Metropolitan Economies”; University of Minnesota

Joseph MacKay: “Experimental Wars: Learning and Complexity in Counterinsurgency”; University of Toronto

Anthony Marcum: “To Dictate the Peace: Power, Strategy, and Success in Military”; University of Maryland, College Park

Jadon Marianetti: “The Chinese Communist Party’s Changing Faces: The Role of the International Community and Its Domestic Population in Shaping China’s Policy”; University of Florida

Naoko Matsumura: “The Effects of Foreign Audiences in International Dispute Settlements”; Rice University

Diane Maye: “Switching Sides: Political Power, Alignments, and Alliances in Post-Saddam Iraq”; George Mason University

Michael McDonald: “The Social Impact of Intellectual Property Rights: Public Health, Education, and Income Inequality”; University of Maryland, College Park

Medlir Mema: “Shifting Alliances: States, TANs, and the Making of the Rome Statute”; George Washington University

Elizabeth Menninga: “Multiparty Mediation: Identifying Characteristics of the Mediation Dream Team”; University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill

Kayce Mobley: “Revenge, Proportionality, and International Relations”; University of Georgia

Steve Mucci: “Managing Political and Investment Risk in the International Oil and Gas Industry”; University of Missouri, St. Louis

Bappaditya Mukherjee: “Domestic Political Consequences of Interstate Wars”; University of Maryland, College Park

Yousef Munayyer: “The Smoking Gun: Toward Understanding the Decision Calculus behind Repression Outcomes”; University of Maryland, College Park

Boraden Nhem: “The Cambodian Civil War and the Vietnam War: The Communist vs. the Western Way of Counterinsurgency”; University of Delaware

Victor Olivieri: “New Model Europeans: How Regional, National, and European Identities Interact to Forge What It Means to Be European”; University of Florida

Zhengqi Pan: “Global Value Chains and Production Networks: State-Business Relations and Complexity in Economic Crises”; University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill

Soul Park: “Deciding on Defeat: The Strategic Approach to War Termination”; University of Notre Dame

Joonui Park: “Trade Wars and Currency Conflict: China, Japan, and South Korea’s Responses to US Protectionism, 1971–2013”; Boston University

Amy Pond: “The Political Economy of Market Liberalization”; University of Michigan

Molla Reda: “The Wartime Basis of Postwar Political Development: Civil War Termination, Resource Mobilization, and State-Building”; University of Minnesota

Bryce Reeder: “The Push and Pull of War: The Political Geography of Rebel Behavior During Wartime”; University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign

Brett Remkus Britt: “LGBT Rights in Contemporary Global Politics: Norms, Identity, and the Politics of Rights”; University of Delaware

Ali Sanaei: “Domestic Politics of Asymmetric Wars”; University of Michigan

Fiorella Jazmin Sierra: “Partners at Home and Abroad: The Globalization of State-Led Development”; Brown University

Kieun Sung: “A Study on Rebel Group Dynamics and Third Party Intervention”; University of Iowa

Steven Torrente: “Toward a Political Ethics of Torture”; University of Kansas

Ashly Townsen: “The Rebellious Mind: Explaining Which People Become Rebels”; University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign

Joannie Tremblay-Boire: “International Grantmaking by American Foundations”; University of Washington

Murat Ulgul: “Militarization of Ethnic Conflict in Turkey, Israel and Pakistan”; University of Delaware

Hamish van der Ven: “Eco-Labeling and the Conditions for Rigorous Rule-Setting Transnational Governance”; University of Toronto

Tristan Volpe: “Proliferation Persuasion: Coercive Bargaining with Nuclear Technology”; George Washington University

Madeleine Wells: “Stay in Your Lane! How Regimes Balance Political Opposition in the Arabian Gulf”; George Washington University

Matthew Wells: “Commitment and Counterinsurgency: Essays on Domestic Politics and Patterns of Violence in Wars of Occupation”; University of Michigan

Jonathon Whooley: “Imagining Iran: Orientalism and Security Development in American Foreign Policy”; University of Florida

Seanon Wong: “When Passions Run High: Emotions and the Communication of Intentions in Face-to-Face Diplomacy”; University of Southern California

Serhan Yalciner: “Rebel Leaders and Conflict Processes: An Individual Level Analysis”; University of Mississippi

In Tae Yoo: “Power and International Economic Integration: Comparing Institutions of Regional Economic Integration”; University of South Carolina

Patty Zakaria: “Understanding the Behavior of States as Nuclear Status Changes”; Wayne State University

POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY AND THEORY

William “Zev” Berger: “Affective Trust and the Role of Social Norms in Constructing Faith in Others”; University of Michigan

Lorna Bracewell: “Beyond Barnard: Feminism, Liberalism, and the Sex Wars”; University of Florida

Claire Brault: “Time to Leave Uchronia: Queer Eco-Temporalities for a Livable World”; University of Massachusetts, Amherst

Joseph Brutto: “The Many Faces of Aristotle: Neo-Aristotelianism and Contemporary Political Thought”; University of Notre Dame

Mauro Caraccioli: “Naturalizing Empire: Missionary Science, Natural History, and the New World Narrative of Civilization”; University of Florida

Andrea Cassatella: “Jacques Derrida and the Theological-Political Complex”; University of Toronto

Amanda Cook: “Breastfeeding, Feminism, and Political Theory”; University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill

Ross Edwards: “Crisis of the Republic: Memory, History, and the Hermeneutics of Citizenship”; University of Minnesota

Maegen Gandy: “The Politics of Insurgency”; University of Maryland, College Park

Caleb Goltz: “Becoming Responsible: Conceptual Change in the Emergence of Tort Law”; University of Minnesota

Samantha Hill: “The Promise of Mourning”; University of Massachusetts, Amherst

Merom Kalie: “Ethics and Politics in the Thought of Martin Buber and Albert Camus”; University of Toronto

Robert L’Arrivee: “The Roots of Islamic Political Philosophy: A Comparative Study of Alfarabi’s Virtuous City and Political Regime”; University of Notre Dame

Matthew Lepori: “Place, Nature, and Political Economy: The Submerged Politics of Alternative Agri-Food Movements”; University of Massachusetts, Amherst

William Nichols: “Defining the Republic”; Wayne State University

Shellee Obrien: “A Madisonian Framework for Civic Involvement”; University of Houston

Elva Orozco-Mendoza: “Undying Protests: On Collective Action and Practices of Resistance against Feminicide in Ciudad Juárez”; University of Massachusetts, Amherst

Cameron Sabadoz: “Searching for the Social: Corporate Social Responsibility and Economic Regulation beyond the State”; University of Toronto

Manu Samnotra: “Between Shame and Courage: Reflections on Hannah Arendt’s Political Thought”; University of Florida

Abraham Singer: “The Form of the Firm: A Critical and Normative Political Theory of the Corporation”; University of Toronto

Brannon Smith: “Philosopher Kings, Then and Now: The Political Philosophy of IQ”; University of Maryland, College Park

Brian Smith: “Friends, Natives, and Republicans: Three Essays on John Locke and the Natural Law”; Boston University

Laurel Sprague: “Inclusive Representation in Global Decision-Making Processes: Challenges of Democracy, Sovereignty, and Liberatory Politics for Marginalized Groups”; Wayne State University

Mauricio Suchowlansky: “Machiavelli’s Republicanisms: Society, Discord and the Politics of Equilibrium in the Florentine Histories”; University of Toronto

Kirstine Taylor: “Racial Violence and the Politics of Innocence: From the Postwar South to Post-Racial America”; University of Washington

Serdar Tekin: “The Founding Act of the People: Democratic Theory and the Problem of Founding”; University of Toronto

Matthew Van Hook: “Alexander Hamilton: A Theory of Statesmanship”; University of Notre Dame

Leslie Wee: “The Nature-History Debate in Rousseau’s Thought”; University of Toronto

Ilya Winham: “After Totalitarianism: Hannah Arendt, Isaiah Berlin, and the Realization and Defeat of the Western Tradition”; University of Minnesota

Jeremy Wolf: “The Economy Effect”; University of Massachusetts, Amherst

Amanda Zeddy: “Rethinking Rural Spaces: Lived Experiences of Politics and Political Information in Appalachia”; University of California, Santa Barbara

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

Vincent Adejumu: “The Influence of Interest Groups Who Represent the For-Profit Higher Education Industry on American Political and Bureaucratic Institutions”; University of Florida

Jason Barrett: “Examining the Effect of Government Structure and Size on the Performance of Mississippi Community Water Systems”; Mississippi State University

Joseph Denton: “Testing Local Municipality Hiring Procedures and Local Forms of Government: Are Search Engines and Social Media Sites Used to Collect Supplemental Information”; Mississippi State University

Nicole Fifer: “A Study of Performance Based Budgeting Reforms in the National Park Service and Their Effects on Agency Management and Operations”; Wayne State University

Jonathan Fisk: “Fracking and Goldilocks Federalism: The Too Loud, Too Quiet, and Just Right Politics of States and Cities”; Colorado State University

Jonathan Rauh: “The Effects of Political Control and Institutional Structure on State Ethics Commissions”; University of South Carolina

Asif Shahan: “From Autonomy to Relevance: The Evolution of the Government Accountability Office”; George Mason University

Rachel Yon: “‘Lip Service’ for Girls: Policy Implementation and the Juvenile Justice System”; University of Florida

PUBLIC LAW AND COURTS

Alyx Mark: “The Politics of Civil Legal Assistance in the United States: Three Essays on the Development, Maintenance, and Delivery of Legal Services”; George Washington University

Rebecca Reid: “The Domestic Adoption of International Human Rights Law: The Roles of Regional and National High Courts in Latin America”; University of South Carolina

PUBLIC POLICY

Amelia Andrews: “Enlightening the Experts: The Effect of Frames and Values on Expert Attitudes”; Purdue University

Marquita Bowers-Brown: “The St. Louis Desegregation Transfer Program: Do African American Students Perform Better in an Integrated Suburban Setting?”; University of Missouri, St. Louis

Derek Glasgow: “Unequal State Air Pollution: Adopting and Adapting to State Clean Air Policy”; Univesity of Kansas

John Holbein: “Making Good Citizens: Policy Approaches to Increasing Civic Participation”; Duke University

David Houle: “Carbon Pricing in Canadian Provinces: from Early Experiments to Adoption (1995–2014)”; University of Toronto

Jennifer Hove: “A Struggle for Hearts and Minds: Statebuilding and Origins of Political Legitimacy in Post-2001 Afghanistan”; University of Toronto

Alexandra Joosse: “Power in Collaborative Networks”; University of Arizona

Alexander Jorgensen: “Public Safety Intervention: Analyzing the Effects of Altering Traffic Safety Policies in the States”; University of Kansas

Meelis Kitsing: “Tacit Web: Entrepreneurial Discovery, Institutional Complexity, and Internet Diffusion”; University of Massachusetts, Amherst

Michel Martinez: “Photography: Power, Politics, Social Justice”; University of Southern California

Doris Schartmueller: “Life Imprisonment in Scandinavia: The Ultimate Punishment in the Penal Environments of Denmark, Finland, and Sweden”; Northern Arizona University

Galen Stocking: “The Dynamics of Attention: Agenda Setting in the Modern Media Environment”; University of California, Santa Barbara ■