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Online Program » » Program NOTE: Location subject to change. Check the FINAL PROGRAM issued upon arrival at the conference for updates and actual room numbers. Poster Session 4: Quantitative and Qualitative Methods Date: Saturday, Sep 5, 10:15 AM Room Assignment: Only those who have registered for the Annual Meeting can see the room assignment. If you have registered, please log in above and click on "Annual Meeting Online Program" in the Annual Meeting box. Divisions 8 and 46 Author(s): Taking Endogeneity of Generalized Trust Seriously: A Multilevel Simultaneous Equation Modeling Approach for the Effect of Generalized Trust on Economic Inequality Changkuk Jung Michigan State University, jungcha1@msu.edu Author(s): Reexamining Coattail Effects Marc Meredith University of Pennsylvania, marcmere@sas.upenn.edu Author(s): Use Data-Mining Technique to Manage Overflow of Information Herlin Chien National Sun Yat-sen University, chien888@hotmail.com Author(s): Verbal Style and Vice-Presidential Rhetoric: Unleashing the Attack Dog in the 2008 Debate David Lynn Painter University of Florida, davpaint7@aol.com Author(s): Specifying Spatio-Temporal Heterogeneity of Currency Policy in East Asia: A Bayesian Analysis Chih-Cheng Almond Meng University of Texas at Austin, cmeng@mail.utexas.edu Author(s): Accounting for Empirical Uncertainty of Connectivity Weights in Spatial Autoregressive Models Martin Steinwand University of Rochester, martin.steinwand@rochester.edu Author(s): Is the Majority Party Just an Interest Group?: Reconciling Legislator Ideal Points and the Roll Call Record Adam Ramey University of Rochester, adam.ramey@rochester.edu Author(s): Uncertainty, Multiple Possibilities, and Institutional Development in Public Finance in Meiji Japan, 1868-1882 Wenkai He Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, hewenkai@ust.hk Discussant(s): Michael J. Ensley Kent State University, mensley@kent.edu Discussant(s): Luke Keele Ohio State University, keele.4@polisci.osu.edu Discussant(s): Philip A. Schrodt University of Kansas, schrodt@ku.edu Discussant(s): Shawn Treier University of Minnesota, satreier@umn.edu Author(s): FRONTLINES/HEADLINES: Media, Military, and War in Iraq Julia Y. Lam Harvard University Author(s): What Political Science Has to Learn from Science Studies Michael S. Kochin Tel Aviv University, kochin@post.tau.ac.il Author(s): Genealogy and the Construction of Change, Continuity, and Complexity in International Relations Christine Lee Duke University, mwl10@duke.edu Author(s): Time to Agree: Gauging the Impact of Time Pressue and 'Deadline Diplomacy' in post-Cold War Peace Negotiations Marco Pinfari London School of Economics, m.pinfari@lse.ac.uk