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T-1 Theme Panel: Is the Discipline Prepared to Address 21st Century Political Issues?
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T-2 Theme Panel: Parties, Groups and Inequality
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T-3 Theme Panel: Between Structure and Agency: Relational Interactions and Group Identity in Marginalized Areas
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T-4 Theme Panel: The Power of People: Comparative Studies of Civil Society in Disaster Recovery
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T-5 Theme Panel: Inequality and International Migration in Comparative and Historical Perspective
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T-6 Theme Panel: The Complexities of Inequality and Political Behavior: Class, Color and Descriptive Representation
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T-7 Theme Panel: Reactions to Unequal Governance: Politicization of International Institutions from Below
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T-8 Theme Panel: Trust, Norms, Reputation and International Cooperation
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T-9 Theme Panel: Solidarity and Global Inequalities
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T-10 Theme Panel Roundtable: Reconceiving Social Justice
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T-11 Theme Panel: The Religious Politics of Multiple Categories
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T-12 Theme Panel Roundtable: Global Inequalities, Global Insecurities, Global Government
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T-13 Theme Panel Roundtable: Political Ideologies in the Global Age: Continuity or Novelty?
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T-14 Theme Panel: Comparative Perspectives on Gender Inequality and Political Institutions
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T-15 Theme Panel Roundtable: Barack Obama and the Election of 2008
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T-16 Theme Panel Roundtable: Immigration, Diversity, and Civic Participation in the United States
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T-17 Theme Panel: Race, Inequality, and Class in America
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T-18 Theme Panel: Inner City Inequalities: A Cross-National Assessment of Policy Interventions in Deprived Urban Neighborhoods
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T-19 Theme Panel: Global Inequalities, Concepts of Asymmetric Conflict, and American Counterinsurgency
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T-20 Theme Panel: Public Opinion, Inequality and Redistribution in Latin America
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T-21 Theme Panel Roundtable: Global Redistribution and Sovereign Wealth Funds
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T-22 Theme Panel: Inequality, Institutions, and the Social Contract: A Long-Run Perspective
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T-23 Theme Panel: Results of Differences in the Classroom
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T-24 Theme Panel: Globalization, Inequality, and Domestic Adjustment
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T-25 Theme Panel: Influence, Inequality and the Design of Violent Opposition
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T-26 Theme Panel: New Approaches to the Measurement of Ethnicity: Identities, Institutions, and Power
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T-27 Theme Panel: Act-Up Paris at 20: A Transatlantic Dialogue on Social Movements, the State, and Global Inequality
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T-28 Theme Panel Roundtable: Black Presidential Politics: The Work of Ronald Walters
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T-29 Special Election Panel: Presidential Character and Temperament: An Evaluation of the 2008 Democratic and Republican Nominees
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T-30 Special Election Panel Roundtable: Foreign Policy, the 2008 Election and a New Administration
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T-31 Special Election Panel Roundtable: Encouraging Voter Registration and Turnout: New Experimental Discoveries
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T-32 Special Election Panel Roundtable: Racial Attitudes and Voting in the 2008 Election
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T-33 Special Election Panel Roundtable: Congressional Elections in 2008
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T-34 Special Election Panel: Between Race and Gender: Intersectional Voters
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T-37 Theme Panel Roundtable: Political Voice Beyond Voting: Social Movements
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T-38 Theme Panel: Responding to Global Health Inequalities
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| 1 Political Thought and Philosophy: Historical Approaches |
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1-1 Political Liberalism: Ordinary Vices and Virtues
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1-2 Reason, Language, and Moral Development in Rousseau
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1-3 Feminist History of Political Thought
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1-4 Roundtable: Continental Political Thought: Past, Present and Future
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1-5 Roundtable: Democracy and Virtue Now: Historical Dimensions and Contemporary Twists
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1-6 Rethinking Property's Liberal Origins and its Future
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1-7 Political Theory and Models of the Mind
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1-8 David Hume as Political Theorist
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1-9 Democratic Statecraft
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1-10 Roundtable: The Significance of History for Normative Political Theory
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1-11 Hegel and Global Justice/Injustice
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1-12 The Crisis of the Liberal Center
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1-13 Cicero: Philosopher and Orator
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1-14 Roundtable: Michael Gillespie's THE THEOLOGICAL ORIGINS OF MODERNITY
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1-15 Equality in the English Revolution, 1640-1660
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1-16 Reconsidering Rousseau's Political Philosophy
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1-17 Resistance in Transition
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1-18 Roundtable: 50 Years of Hannah Arendt's THE HUMAN CONDITION
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1-19 Theory and Practice as Categories in Medieval Political Philosophy
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1-20 Edmund Burke’s Defense of Inequality
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1-21 New Directions in Early American Political Thought
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1-22 Tocqueville and the Intellectual Origins of French Liberalism
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1-23 Early Modern Political Knowledge: Doubts, Disputes, and Death
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1-24 Colonial, Racial, and Ethnic Inequalities and Injustices
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1-25 Concepts and Categories in Liberal Political Theory
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1-26 Roundtable: Twentieth-Century International Thought
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1-27 Engaging Socrates: Past, Present, and Future
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1-28 Walt Whitman and Democratic Visions Today
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1-29 Spectatorship and Audience Democracy
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1-30 Authority in Ancient Athens
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1-31 Self-Cultivation and the Political Life in Emerson and Thoreau
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1-32 Roundtable: The Theological-Political Predicament
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| 2 Foundations of Political Theory |
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2-1 Roundtable: Simone De Beauvoir: Rethinking Freedom, Plurality, Sovereignty, and Judgment
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2-2 Roundtable: Democracy and Images
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2-3 A Theory and Event Roundtable: Ten Years of Thinking the Event
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2-4 Why Freud? Judgment, Narrative, Critique
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2-5 Roundtable: Ideology and Identity: Reflections on the Ideas and Life of Kenneth Hoover
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2-6 Roundtable: Feminism and the Abyss of Freedom by Linda M.G. Zerilli
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2-7 Roundtable: Laying Claim to the World: Contesting the Secular, the Religious, and the Political
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2-8 Roundtable: Rethinking The Communist Manifesto
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2-9 Who Counts? Critically Interrogating the Human
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2-10 Fugitive Metaphors, Fugitive Theory
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2-11 Author Meets Critics Roundtable: Thomas L. Dumm's Loneliness As a Way of Life
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2-12 Tragedy: A Road to Democratic Politics
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2-13 Engaging Socrates: Past, Present, and Future
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2-14 Darkness at Noon Revisited: Rethinking Dignity and Politics in the Gulag
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2-15 Rawls, Civic Republicanism and the Power of the People
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2-16 Democratic Theory and Democratization
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2-17 Walt Whitman and Democratic Visions Today
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2-18 Walter Benjamin, Now Political
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2-19 Ideas, Causes and Logics in Post-Positivist Approaches to Political Analysis
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2-20 Spectatorship and Audience Democracy
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2-21 Authority in Ancient Athens
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2-22 Pluralism Before Pluralism
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2-23 The Disunity of Reason: Heterogeneous Rationalities and Practical Possibilities
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2-24 How Not to Be Governed: Critical Anarchism as Contemporary Political Theory
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2-25 Roundtable: Deliberation and Self-Interest, Negotiation and the Vote
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2-26 Embodied Politics: A New Paradigm of Democracy?
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2-27 Politics and the Outside
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2-28 Authors Meet Critics Roundtable: Carole Pateman and Charles Mills' Contract and Domination
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2-29 Black Political Thought in Comparative Perspective
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2-30 Self-Cultivation and the Political Life in Emerson and Thoreau
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2-31 Roundtable: Political Equality: Can this Ideal Be Saved in the Contemporary Era?
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2-32 Charles Taylor and the Secular Age
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2-33 Political Spaces and the Built Environment
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2-34 Modernity's Persistence
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2-35 Affect and the Sentiments of Politics
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2-36 Sovereignty, Violence, and Biopolitics
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2-37 Love, Ethics, and the Limits of Immanence
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2-38 Aesthetics and Democracy?
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2-39 Damned If You Do: Dilemmas of Action in Literature and Popular Culture
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2-40 Roundtable: Social Capital and Inequality
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2-41 Religious Belief and Public Values: Complements, Tensions, and Conflicts
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2-42 Roundtable: Continental Political Thought: Past, Present and Future
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2-43 Dynamic Conceptions of the People
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2-44 Continental Philosophers' Perspectives on Global Inequalities
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2-45 Author Meets Critics Roundtable: Eddie Glaude's IN A SHADE OF BLUE: PRAGMATISM AND THE POLITICS OF BLACK AMERICA
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2-46 Power and the Politics of Urban Space
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2-47 Theme Panel: Solidarity and Global Inequalities
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2-48 Roundtable: Strange Bedfellows: Sex Scandals in the Bush Era
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2-49 Theme Panel Roundtable: Reconceiving Social Justice
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2-50 Feminist Theory and "Redistribution"
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2-51 "Public" and "Private" in Global Politics: Boundaries of Political Power and Legitimacy
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2-53 Roundtable: The Theological-Political Predicament
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2-54 Foundations of Political Theory Plenary Address: Slavoj Zizek, Senior Researcher, University of Ljubljana
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| 3 Normative Political Theory |
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3-1 Why Freud? Judgment, Narrative, Critique
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3-2 Roundtable: FEMINISM AND THE ABYSS OF FREEDOM by Linda M.G. Zerilli
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3-3 Roundtable: Laying Claim to the World: Contesting the Secular, the Religious, and the Political
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3-4 Author Meets Critics Roundtable: Thomas L. Dumm's LONELINESS AS A WAY OF LIFE
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3-5 Tragedy: A Road to Democratic Politics
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3-6 Democratic Theory and Democratization
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3-7 The Disunity of Reason: Heterogeneous Rationalities and Practical Possibilities
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3-8 Roundtable: Deliberation and Self-Interest, Negotiation and the Vote
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3-9 Black Political Thought in Comparative Perspective
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3-10 Political Spaces and the Built Environment
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3-11 Sovereignty, Violence, and Biopolitics
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3-12 Religious Belief and Public Values: Complements, Tensions, and Conflicts
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3-13 Author Meets Critics Roundtable: Eddie Glaude's IN A SHADE OF BLUE: PRAGMATISM AND THE POLITICS OF BLACK AMERICA
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3-14 Power and the Politics of Urban Space
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3-15 Bono and Beyond: The Democratic Functions of Non-Elected Representatives
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3-16 Luck-Egalitarianism in Practice
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3-17 Contesting the Bounds and Grounds of Global Justice
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3-18 Theme Panel Roundtable: Global Inequalities, Global Insecurities, Global Government
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3-19 Roundtable: Culture After Multiculturalism
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3-20 Theme Panel: Solidarity and Global Inequalities
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3-21 Roundtable: Strange Bedfellows: Sex Scandals in the Bush Era
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3-22 Theme Panel Roundtable: Reconceiving Social Justice
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3-23 Feminist Theory and "Redistribution"
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3-24 "Public" and "Private" in Global Politics: Boundaries of Political Power and Legitimacy
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3-25 Roundtable: Can Cosmopolitan Principles Foster World Democracy after the Iraq War?
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3-26 Political Theory and Transitional Justice
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3-27 Confucianism and Citizenship
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3-28 Global Democracy
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3-29 Comparative Political Theory: Methods and Justifications
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3-30 Citizenship: Rights and Responsibilities
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3-31 Border Politics: Immigration in the New Millennium
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3-32 Economic Justice and the Politics of Solidarity
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3-33 Punishment, Prisons, and Neo/Liberalism
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3-34 Genes, Justice, and the Politics of Biotechnologies
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3-35 Nonhumans, Nature, and Democratic Politics
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3-36 Political Discourse After 9/11
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3-37 Democratic Decisionmaking
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3-38 Public Space and Political Communication
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3-39 The Role of Rights in Politics
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3-40 Authors Meet Authors: Feminism and Equalities in Local, Global, and Historical Perspective
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3-41 The Politics of Care and Paternalism
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3-42 Identity, Inclusion, and the Politics of Recognition
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| 4 Formal Political Theory |
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4-1 Formal Models and Empirical Methods
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4-2 Social Context and Identity
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4-3 Elections and Electoral Systems
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4-4 Pork and Redistribution
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4-5 Valence and Voting
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4-6 Legislative Bargaining
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4-7 Public Goods and the Prisoner's Dilemma
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4-8 Oversight, Regulation, and Delegation
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4-9 Aggregation and Social Choice
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4-10 Formal Models of Authoritarian Politics
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4-11 Strategic Choices in Comparative Legislatures
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4-12 Party Games: Formal Models of Party Competition
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| 5 Political Psychology |
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5-1 Political Theory and Models of the Mind
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5-2 Experimental Studies of International Relations
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5-3 Political Psychology and Terrorism: Festschrift Panel for Martha Crenshaw
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5-4 Candidate Evaluation
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5-5 You've Got to ... Accentuate the Negative
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5-6 Biology, Psychology, and Politics
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5-7 Political Socialization
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5-8 Political Cognition
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5-9 Measuring Racism
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5-10 Political Information and Political Learning
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5-11 Elite Cues and Public Opinion
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5-12 Public Opinion about Immigration: Threat, Identity, and Acculturation
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5-13 Potpourri of Potentially Parallel Political Psychology Papers
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5-14 Neuropsychology, Political Behavior and Elections
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5-15 Religion and Political Psychology
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5-16 Preference Formation in New and Developing Democracies
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5-17 Immigration and Public Opinion
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5-18 Elites and Public Opinion Formation
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5-19 The Nature and Consequences of Deliberative Democracy
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5-20 Group Identity and Political Attitudes
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| 6 Political Economy |
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6-1 Roundtable: Social Capital and Inequality
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6-2 Inequality and Redistribution
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6-3 Property Rights
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6-4 Regime Stability
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6-5 Immigration and Migration
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6-6 Federalism
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6-7 Corruption
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6-8 Issues in U.S. Political Economy
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6-9 Political Behavior of Firms
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6-10 Electoral Politics
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6-11 Roundtable: PUNISHING THE PRINCE: A THEORY OF INTERSTATE RELATIONS, POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS AND LEADER CHANGE by Fiona McGillivray and Alastair Smith
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6-12 Theorizing and Measuring Power in Authoritarian Regimes
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6-13 The Politics of Finance and Economic Development
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6-14 Country Risk Profiles and Development Prospects: What Difference Have "Policy Substitutes" for Domestic Institutions Made?
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6-15 The Political Economy of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)
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6-16 The Political Economy of Collective Decision Making and Knowledge Aggregation
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| 7 Politics and History |
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7-1 The Crisis of the Liberal Center
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7-2 Roundtable: The Role of History in Political Science: A Discussion Among APSA Presidents
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7-3 Building Institutional Capacity
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7-4 Explaining Institutional Change: From historical institutions to ideas and discourse
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7-5 The American Presidency and Civil Liberties: A Conversation Across Disciplines
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7-6 Author Meets Critics Roundtable: Rick Perlstein's Nixonland: The Rise of a President and Fall of the American Consensus
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7-7 Terms of Inclusion: Gender, Status Relations, and Constitutional Designs for Equality
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7-8 Theme Panel: Inequality and International Migration in Comparative and Historical Perspective
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7-9 Author Meets Critics Roundtable: Victoria Hattam's IN THE SHADOW OF RACE: JEWS, LATINOS AND IMMIGRANT POLITICS IN THE U.S.
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7-10 Colonization and Empire in American Political Development
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7-11 American Political Development in Non-Western-European Comparative Perspective
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7-12 City Hall, Local Investment Credits and Clientelism: Comparative Historical Analysis of Local Party Dominance in Post-War France, Italy and Japan
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7-13 Author Meets Critics Roundtable: Randall Strahan's LEADING REPRESENTATIVES: THE AGENCY OF LEADERS IN THE POLITICS OF THE U.S. HOUSE
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7-14 History of Congress
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7-15 Author Meets Critics Roundtable: Eric Patashnik’s REFORMS AT RISK: WHAT HAPPENS AFTER MAJOR POLICY CHANGES ARE ENACTED
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7-16 The Historical Development of U.S. Public Policy
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7-17 Roundtable: Steve Teles' THE RISE OF THE CONSERVATIVE LEGAL MOVEMENT
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7-18 The Anatomy of Constitutional Crises
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7-19 Roundtable: Join the Party? George McGovern, American Liberalism and the Politics of Hope in U.S. Presidential Politics, 1972 and Today
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7-20 Explaining Institutional Change: Contributions from Historical Institutionalism
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| 8 Political Methodology |
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8-1 Formal Models and Empirical Methods
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8-2 Methodological Advances in the Study of Public Opinion
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8-3 Methodological Innovations in the Study of Elections and Voting Behavior
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8-4 Elections as Natural Experiments: Applications of Regression Discontinuity Design to the Study of Politics
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8-5 New Methods in Comparative Politics
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8-6 New Directions in Political Methodology
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8-7 New Methods for Studying the Law and Courts
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8-8 Methodological Advances in International Relations
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8-9 New Models and Methods for Political Analysis
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8-10 Multilevel Modeling
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8-11 Network Analysis for International Relations (2): Empirics
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8-12 The Politics of Policy Diffusion
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8-13 The Political Methodology of Legislative Studies
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8-14 Counting 1, 2, 3: Methodological Issues in Electoral Behavior
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8-15 Catch Me If You Can: Techniques to Detect Electoral Fraud
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8-16 Multi-Method Tools I: Using Qualitative Evidence with Matching Designs and Instrumental Variables
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8-17 Multi-Method Tools II: Concepts, Indicators, and Equivalence
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8-18 Roundtable: Causal Mechanisms and the Science of Politics
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| 9 Teaching and Learning in Political Science |
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9-1 Visual Learning, Informatics and Awareness of Inequality
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9-2 Framing the Global Village in the Political Science Classroom
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9-3 Centering Socialization and Inequality in Political Science Instruction
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9-4 Political Education and "Real Life": Innovations in Service Learning and Internships
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9-5 Techniques and Technologies for New Methods, New Students, New Outcomes
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| 10 Political Science Education |
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10-1 The Interactive Classroom
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10-2 Engaging Students as Citizens
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10-3 Impacts of Civic Education on Students
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10-4 Theme Panel: Results of Differences in the Classroom
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10-5 Creative Classroom Techniques
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| 11 Comparative Politics |
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11-1 Theorizing and Measuring Power in Authoritarian Regimes
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11-2 Blocking Democratic Change
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11-3 Analyzing Subnational Inequalities: Development and Decentralization in Asia and Latin America
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11-4 Revisiting the "Urban Bias" of the African State
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11-5 Roundtable: Trends in Funding for Dissertation Field Research: Why So Little Support for Political Science and Sociology?
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11-6 Fiscal Contracts and Political Outcomes
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11-7 Formal Models of Authoritarian Politics
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11-8 Strategies of Legitimation in Authoritarian Regimes
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11-9 The Politics of Land Rights in the Developing World: How Property Rights Can Be Politicized in Rural Africa and Latin America
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11-10 Party Switching in Comparative Perspective
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11-11 Crossing Boundaries: Diffusion Studies in Political Science
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11-12 Political Preference Formation and Partisan Choice
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11-14 Roundtable: Haggard and Kaufman, Development, Democracy, and Welfare States
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11-15 Political Elites in Latin America: The Latest Wave from Salamanca
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11-16 European Integration and the Clash of Capitalisms
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11-17 Elections, Parties, and Party Systems in Latin America: Changes in Linkage and Cleavage
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11-18 Theme Panel: New Approaches to the Measurement of Ethnicity: Identities, Institutions, and Power
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11-19 Political Dimensions of Economic Remittances: Struggles, Rules and Effects of Labor Export
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11-20 The Origins and Development of Citizen Mobilization
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11-21 Institutional Constraints on the Policy Process
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11-22 American Political Development in Non-Western-European Comparative Perspective
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11-23 The Effects of Democratic Constitutions and Regime Types on Policy, Governments and Accountability
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11-24 Building Durable Democracies in Multi-Ethnic and Religious Contexts
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11-25 Democracy, Inequality, and Redistribution Revisited
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11-26 The Politics of Non-State Social Service Provision
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11-27 Theme Panel: Inequality, Institutions, and the Social Contract: A Long-Run Perspective
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11-28 Old Concepts, New Puzzles: Competing With the Radical Right in Europe
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11-29 Cross-National Perspectives on Inequalities in Health: Their Origins, Extent and Politics
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11-30 Labor Relations and the Effects of Globalization on Inequality-Addressing Institutions
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11-31 Macro Indicators and Micro Measurement: Contextualizing Corruption
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11-32 New Approaches to Clientelism
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11-33 Politics, Poverty and Redistribution in Latin America
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11-34 The Politics of Immigration: Western Europe in Comparative Perspective
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11-35 Recent Research on Advanced Industrial Democracies
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11-36 Business-Government Relations in the Global Economy
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11-37 New Pieces for a New Puzzle? Coalitions and Institutions for
Development Under Globalization
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11-38 The Political Consequences of Violent Conflict
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11-39 Subnational Authoritarianism in Comparative Perspective
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11-40 Vote Buying, Turnout and Distribution
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11-41 New Perspectives on Informal Institutions and Political Order
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11-42 On The Politics of State-Business Relations in Developing Countries
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11-43 Ethnic Cleavages and Political Parties in Africa’s New Democracies
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11-44 Reviewing Comparative Datasets: Governance and Violence
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11-45 Politics, Development, and Social Reform in Southeast Asia
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11-46 Theme Panel: Globalization, Inequality, and Domestic Adjustment
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11-47 Nations, States and Violent Conflicts
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11-48 Muslims in Western Democracies: Religious Diversity and Political Incorporation
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11-49 Sociological and Institutional Investigations of Regime Endurance
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11-50 Regional Perspectives on Elections in Authoritarian and Post-Authoritarian Contexts
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| 12 Comparative Politics of Developing Countries |
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12-1 Analyzing Subnational Inequalities: Development and Decentralization in Asia and Latin America
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12-2 Revisiting the "Urban Bias" of the African State
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12-3 Strategies of Legitimation in Authoritarian Regimes
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12-4 The Politics of Land Rights in the Developing World: How Property Rights Can Be Politicized in Rural Africa and Latin America
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12-5 Political Elites in Latin America: The Latest Wave from Salamanca
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12-6 Institutional Constraints on the Policy Process
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12-7 Macro Indicators and Micro Measurement: Contextualizing Corruption
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12-8 New Perspectives on Informal Institutions and Political Order
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12-9 Exploiting Elections
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12-10 Participatory Institutions in Developing Countries: Do Civil Society-State Partnerships Improve the Quality of Democracy?
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12-11 Distributive Politics of Developing Countries
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12-12 Across the Great Divide: Local Actors Versus International Agendas in Civil Wars
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12-13 Ethnic Cleavages and Political Parties in Africa’s New Democracies
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12-14 Theme Panel: Public Opinion, Inequality and Redistribution in Latin America
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12-15 Governance in Transition Countries: What Role for Private Actors?
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12-16 Islam, Law, and Democracy in Sahelian Africa
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12-17 Convergence and Divergence in Sources of Democratic Legitimacy: Findings from Global Barometer Survey
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12-18 Reviewing Comparative Datasets: Governance and Violence
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12-19 Civilian Abuses During Civil War: Methodological Choices and Challenges
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12-20 Violence and the Emergence of Ethnic Identity: Cleavage Construction, Conflict and Peace in Africa, Asia, and Europe.
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12-21 Taking Agency and Contingency Seriously: Land, Identity and Institutional Change in Africa
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12-22 Comparing Turkey: Ethnic Categories and State Policies at the Crossroads of East and West
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12-23 Patronage and Service Provision in Africa
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12-24 Governance in the Middle East and Asia
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12-25 African Democracy and its Challenges
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12-26 India: Clientelism and Cleavages Compared
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12-27 Inequality and Policy Responses to Inequality
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12-28 Governance in Latin America
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12-29 Revisiting the Common Wisdom on Foreign Aid
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12-30 Politics, Development, and Social Reform in Southeast Asia
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12-31 The Political Economy of Foreign Aid
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12-32 Politics and Women's Rights in the Muslim World
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12-33 Labor Markets, Labor Movements and Democracy in Latin America and Spain
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| 13 The Politics of Communist and Former Communist Countries |
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13-1 The Impact of International Institutions and International Law on Putin's Russia
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13-2 Beyond Conditionality: International Institutions in Postcommunist Europe after Enlargement
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13-3 Roundtable: Postcommunist Welfare States and Inequality: Lessons from Comparative Study of Central and Eastern Europe Since 1989
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13-4 Gender, Policies, and Poltitics in Post-Soviet States
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13-5 The Rule of Law and Judicial Politics After Communism
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13-6 Post-Soviet Authoritarianism: Regime, Leadership, Party
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13-7 The Politics of Social Stratification and Economic Inequality
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13-8 Ethnic and National Mobilization in Post-Communist States
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13-9 Redressing Inequalities in a Socialist State: China’s Local, National, and International Strategies
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13-10 Learning to Choose: Post-Communist Parties and Voters
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13-11 The Politics of Property After Communism
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| 14 Comparative Politics of Advanced Industrial Societies |
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14-1 The Effects of Democratic Constitutions and Regime Types on Policy, Governments and Accountability
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14-2 Roundtable: Democratic Legitimacy in the European Union: From is to Ought
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14-3 New Theoretical and Empirical Approaches to Government Formation in Parliamentary Democracies
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14-4 Partisan Politics in the European Union
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14-5 Immigrants, Opinions and Outcomes
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14-6 Questioning the Quality of Democracy
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14-7 Government Formation and Failure: Before During and After
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14-8 Internal Party Dynamics
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14-9 Voter Turnout: Who Votes and Why?
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14-10 Citizenship, Identity, Representation and Scope of Governance in the European Union
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14-11 Comparative Public Policy
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14-12 Representation in Parliamentary Systems
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14-13 The Impact of Local Institutions on Public Opinion and Political Participation
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| 15 European Politics and Society |
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15-2 European Integration and the Clash of Capitalisms
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15-3 Beyond Conditionality: International Institutions in Postcommunist Europe after Enlargement
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15-4 Roundtable: Democratic Legitimacy in the European Union: From is to Ought
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15-5 New Theoretical and Empirical Approaches to Government Formation in Parliamentary Democracies
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15-6 Symbols and Power in European Politics
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15-7 Extremist Politics in Europe
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15-8 Structure and Agency in Cleavage Formation
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15-9 City Hall, Local Investment Credits and Clientelism: Comparative Historical Analysis of Local Party Dominance in Post-War France, Italy and Japan
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15-10 Migrants and Minorities: The European Response
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15-11 National Preference Formation and Policy Coordination in the Enlarged European Union
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15-12 Bring the State Back In, Yet Again
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15-13 Legislative Relations and Institutions in Europe
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15-14 Governing the New European Union
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15-15 European Welfare States in an Age of Regional Integration, Migration, and Globalization
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15-16 Who Supports Europe?
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15-17 Determinants of European Trade Policy
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15-18 Gender and Public Policy in Europe
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15-19 Religion and Politics in Europe
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15-20 Party Survival in the EU
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15-21 Legacies of Authoritarianism in Western and Eastern European Democracies
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15-22 Sex Trafficking in Europe and Beyond
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15-23 Roundtable in Honor of Stanley Hoffmann: The U.S., France, and the Search for a Just International System
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| 16 International Political Economy |
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16-1 Revisiting the Common Wisdom on Foreign Aid
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16-2 Determinants of European Trade Policy
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16-3 The Politics of Finance and Economic Development
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16-4 Network Analysis for International Relations (1): Theory
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16-5 Network Analysis for International Relations (2): Empirics
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16-6 The Political Economy of Foreign Aid
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16-7 Political and Economic Sources of Immigration Policies
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16-8 New Research on the Politics of International Capital Mobility
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16-9 The Political Economy of International Courts
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16-10 Institutions, Outcomes, and the Evolution of the Multilateral Trading System
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16-11 The Social Effects of International Financial Institutions
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16-12 Globalization and Labor Rights
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16-13 The Politics of Policy Diffusion
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16-14 The Political Economy of Sovereign Debt Crises
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16-15 Theme Panel: Globalization, Inequality, and Domestic Adjustment
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16-16 Theme Panel Roundtable: Global Redistribution and Sovereign Wealth Funds
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16-17 Policy Making and Inequality in Emerging Markets
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16-18 The Political Economy of the World Bank and the IMF
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16-19 International Regulatory Politics: Implications for IR Theory and Democracy
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16-20 Country Risk Profiles and Development Prospects: What Difference Have "Policy Substitutes" for Domestic Institutions Made?
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16-21 The Political Economy of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)
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16-22 International Organizations Solving Global Problems
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16-23 Issues in Dispute Settlement and Institutional Design
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16-24 Delegation to International Organizations: Dilemmas and Resolutions
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16-25 Domestic Politics, Forum Shopping, and International Agreements
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16-26 Competitive Regionalism: Driving Forces and Implications for the World Economy
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16-27 Political Economy of Financial Regionalism
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16-28 Economic Interdependence and Conflict
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16-29 Economic Development and Conflict
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| 17 International Collaboration |
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17-1 Network Analysis for International Relations (1): Theory
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17-2 Institutions, Outcomes, and the Evolution of the Multilateral Trading System
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17-3 International Regulatory Politics: Implications for IR Theory and Democracy
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17-4 Civilizational Polities in Domestic and International Politics (1)
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17-5 International Organizations Solving Global Problems
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17-6 Inequality, Human Rights, and International Law
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17-7 Issues in Dispute Settlement and Institutional Design
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17-8 Delegation to International Organizations: Dilemmas and Resolutions
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17-9 Exporting Governance to Areas of Limited Statehood
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17-10 Unilateralism Versus Multilateralism(s): Designing Regimes and Choosing Policies
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17-11 Courts and the Politics of International Human Rights Protection
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17-12 Interpretation and Contestation in the Construction of International Norms
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17-13 Theme Panel: Reactions to Unequal Governance: Politicization of International Institutions from Below
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17-14 Domestic Politics, Forum Shopping, and International Agreements
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17-15 Theme Panel: Trust, Norms, Reputation and International Cooperation
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17-16 Power Transitions, Grand Strategies, and International Order
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17-17 Competitive Regionalism: Driving Forces and Implications for the World Economy
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17-18 Political Economy of Financial Regionalism
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17-19 Power, Alliances, and International Cooperation
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17-20 Re-Examining Regime Theory: Evaluating Regime Success
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17-21 Justice, International Tribunals, and Human Rights
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17-22 Civilizational Polities in Domestic and International Politics (2)
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17-23 Trade, Interdependence, and Grand Strategy
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17-24 Mapping the Modern State System
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17-25 Roundtable: The Future of International Order
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| 18 International Security |
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18-1 Civilizational Polities in Domestic and International Politics (1)
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18-2 Exporting Governance to Areas of Limited Statehood
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18-3 Unilateralism Versus Multilateralism(s): Designing Regimes and Choosing Policies
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18-4 Power Transitions, Grand Strategies, and International Order
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18-5 Alliances
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18-6 Commitment, Bargaining, and War
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18-7 The Ethics and Effectiveness of Asymmetrical Warfare
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18-8 The Origins and Effects of International Law
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18-9 Roundtable: Casualties, Public Opinion, and the Iraq War
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18-10 Roundtable: The Impact of World War I on Security Studies: Reflections and Reconsiderations
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18-11 Issues in Civil Military Relations
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18-12 Military Effectiveness
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18-13 Integration and Security: Sticks and Carrots in the Treatment of Immigrant Minorities in America and Europe
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18-14 Nations, States and Violent Conflicts
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18-15 Insurgency and Counter-Insurgency in Iraq
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18-16 Discourse, Identity, and International Security
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18-17 Strategy in Civil War
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18-18 Diasporas in International Politics
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18-19 Roundtable: Realism Redux: What Does it Mean to Be a Realist in the Contemporary World
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18-20 Post Conflict Stabilization
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18-21 Domestic Politics and Conflict Behavior
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18-22 The Origins of Civil War
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18-23 Terrorism and Counterterrorism
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18-24 War Termination
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18-25 Theme Panel: Influence, Inequality and the Design of Violent Opposition
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18-26 International Relations Theory and Chinese Foreign Policy
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18-27 Justice, Historical Memory, and Post-Conflict Reconciliation
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18-28 Realism and War
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18-29 The Control of Private Security
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18-30 Civilizational Polities in Domestic and International Politics (2)
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18-31 Strategic Trade and International Security
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18-32 Roundtable: Does the Bush Doctrine Have a Future?
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18-33 The Scholarship of Bruce Russett
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18-34 International Influences on Civil War
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18-35 New Approaches to Intervention
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18-36 Ethnic Conflict and Civil War
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18-37 Conflict Mediation
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18-38 The Personal is International: Women's Lives, Gender Roles, and International Security
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18-39 Historical Experience in Counterinsurgency: Strategy, Economics and Demobilization
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18-40 New Perspectives on Realism and Idealism
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| 19 International Security and Arms Control |
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19-1 Insurgency and Counter-Insurgency in Iraq
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19-2 Roundtable: Arabs and Israelis After Annapolis: Is the Peace Process Headed Anywhere?
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19-3 Issues in East Asian Security
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19-4 Roundtable: The Future of Transatlantic Relations
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19-5 The Effect of Nuclear Proliferation: Beyond Optimism and Pessimism
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19-6 Alliance Politics Revisited
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19-7 Norms, Weapons, and War
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19-8 Diplomacy and Strategy in War and Peace
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19-9 Terrorist Groups in Social and Strategic Context
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19-10 Unconventional War and Civilian Targeting
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19-11 Deterrence: New Dimensions and Debates
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19-12 Roundtable: What are the International Security Implications of Global Climate Change?
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19-13 Theme Panel: Global Inequalities, Concepts of Asymmetric Conflict, and American Counterinsurgency
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19-14 Proliferation, Restraint, and Reversal
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19-15 Nonproliferation Regimes
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19-16 Basing, Power Projection, and America's Presence in the Asia-Pacific
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19-17 Roundtable: Comparing the Iraq and Vietnam Wars
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| 20 Foreign Policy |
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20-1 Diasporas in International Politics
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20-2 Realism Redux: What Does it Mean to Be a Realist in the Contemporary World
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20-3 International Relations Theory and Chinese Foreign Policy
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20-4 A Post-Bush Foreign Policy
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20-5 Roundtable: Does the Bush Doctrine Have a Future?
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20-6 Roundtable: Sustainable Authoritarianism: Why Illiberal States are Thriving in the Liberal International Order
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20-7 Energy and Foreign Policy
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20-8 Economic Factors and Foreign Policy
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20-9 Environment and Foreign Policy
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20-10 Govenment Change and Stability and Foreign Policy
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20-11 Ideology and Beliefs and Foreign Policy
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20-12 The Causes and Consequences of Economic Sanctions
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20-13 Roundtable: Core Values and Public Attitudes Toward Both Domestic and Foreign
Policies
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| 21 Conflict Processes |
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21-1 Experimental Studies of International Relations
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21-2 Political Psychology and Terrorism: Festschrift Panel for Martha Crenshaw
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21-3 Alliances
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21-4 Commitment, Bargaining, and War
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21-5 Strategy in Civil War
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21-6 The Scholarship of Bruce Russett
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21-7 Credible Commitment, Diversion, and Escalation: Continuing Research on International Conflict
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21-8 International Influences on Civil War
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21-9 Neighbors, Networks, and Issues in Conflict Onset and Expansion: Uncovering the Complexity of World Politics
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21-10 The Causes and Consequences of Economic Sanctions
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21-11 International Environmental Conflict and Cooperation: Evidence from New Data
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21-12 New Approaches to Intervention
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21-13 Trade, Interdependence, and Grand Strategy
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21-14 Ethnic Conflict and Civil War
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21-15 Civil Conflict and Human Rights
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21-16 Economic Interdependence and Conflict
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21-17 Economic Development and Conflict
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21-18 Domestic Politics and International Conflict
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21-19 Economic Sources of Civil Conflict
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