Thursday, 9:45 am
David Edwards: “The Promise of Constructivism for Policy Study and Recommendation”
Jonathan Graeber: “Fighting Over Membership: Party Competition and the Choice of Citizenship Policy in Europe”
Thursday, 11:30 am
Jonathan Lewallen and Scott Moser: “Bidding for Attention: Effort, Efficiency, and Oversight in Legislative Committees”
Thursday, 1:15 pm
Kyle Endres: “Issue Based Appeals and the Demobilization of the Opposition Party”
Kyle Endres: “Cross-Pressure and Voting Behavior: Results from Randomized Survey and Field Experiments”
Daniel Franklin and David Prindle: “The Politics of Deception”
Friday, 1:15 pm
David Edwards: “Representation, Inequality, and New Social Movements”
Patrick Hickey: “Contested Primaries and Congressional Behavior”
Friday, 3 pm
John Bullock: Roundtable discussion of Arthur Lupia’s Uninformed: Why People Know So Little About Politics and What We Can Do About It
Saturday, 8 am
Ken Miller: “The Divided Labor of Attack Advertising in Congressional Campaigns”
Saturday, 11:30 am
Jonathan Graeber and Pete Mohanty: “Integration via Control: Immigrant Policy and State Structure in Europe”
Saturday, 1:15 pm
Alex Branham and Christopher Wlezien: “When do the Rich Win?”
Kyle Endres: “Risky Business: Does Corporate Political Giving Affect Consumer Behavior?”
Jonathan Lewallen and Scott Moser: “Agendas, Solutions, and Legislative Organization”
Saturday, 4:45 pm
Patrick Hickey: “Mass Polarization in the U.S.: Neither Myth nor Monster”
Sunday, 9:45 am
John Bullock: “Americans’ Knowledge of the U.S. Supreme Court”
Patrick Hickey: “The American President as an Information Shortcut”
Sunday, 11:30 am
Jonathan Lewallen: “Lawmaking and Agenda Setting in a Centralized Congress”