SeLAB - 1st Annual Mini-Conference

Friday, October 13, 2017, Troy Moore Library, 25 Park Place, Suite 2343

Georgia State University, Atlanta, GA 30302

Time

8:30-9:00am

9:00-9:45am

9:50-10:35am

10:35-10:50am

10:50-11:35am

11:35am-1:50pm

1:50-2:35pm

2:40-3:25pm

3:25-3:40pm

3:40-4:25pm

4:30-5:15pm

5:15-6:30pm

Activity

Registration, Format

Paper

Coffee & Refreshments

Paper

Lunch

Paper

Coffee & Refreshments

Paper

Poster Session & Reception

Poster

Title

Welcome Reception

Stacking the Deck: Political Participation in Dominant Party Regimes

Political Agency, Election Quality, and Corruption

The Multiple Dimensions of Electoral Instability: A Qualified Account of Volatility Where Dominant Parties Emerge

Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta

When Do Multiparty Local Governments Perform Better? An Examination of Municipal Councilors’ Political Behavior in the Latin American Context

Predicting Resource Extraction Protests in Latin America

Class and Unequal Representation in Latin America: Linking Descriptive and Symbolic Representation

Perceptions of Corruption and the Approval Ratings of Female Incumbents

Graduate Student Poster Presentations

Peace and Its Discontents

Evaluating Students and Politicians:Test Scores and Electoral Accountability in Brazil

Creating Mass Support: New Political Parties and Societal Linkages in Latin America

Mosquito Politics: The Zika Epidemic and Abortion Attitudes in Latin America

Behind the Gender Gap: A Survey Experiment on Gender Labor Inequality and Differences in Economic Attitudes

Distributive Unfairness and Satisfaction with Democracy: Linking Inequality, Fairness Perceptions, and Political Support in Latin America

Electoral Competition, Poverty and the Prevalence of Clientelism

Party Identification and Economic Perceptions: Unveiling the “Blindfolded" in Latin America

Political Elites in the Colombian Caribbean: Meanings of Democracy and Institutional Trust, the Case of Barranquilla

The Politics of Polarization under Chavismo: Why has Venezuela Experienced Political and Societal Division?

Two Paths to Reform:Political Parties and Technocrats in Latin American Healthcare Policy

Extraction, Institutions, & Security in the Heart of Narco-land

Electoral Reforms and Their Impact on Voter Turnout: The Effects of Increasing Multipartism and the Creation of Material Incentives on 20 Parliamentary Elections in Colombia

The 1936 Ouster of Cuba’s Miguel Mariano Gómez: Presidential Impeachment or Hybrid Coup?

Religiosity and Citizen Attitudes on Crime in Latin America

Who controls the legislative agenda in multiparty presidential systems?

Authors

Jon Hiskey (VU) & Mason Moseley (WVU)

Miguel Rueda (Emory) & Nelson Ruiz (LSE)

Thomas Mustillo (Purdue)

Abby Cordova (UK) & Ana Espana-Najera (CSU Fresno)

Moises Arce (MIZZOU) & Marc Polizzi (Murray St.)

Tiffany Barnes & Gregory Saxton (UK)

Frederico Batista Pereira (UNCC)

Juan Tellez (Duke)

Taylor Boas (BU), Daniel Hidalgo (MIT), & Guillermo Toral (MIT)

Mathias Poertner (UC Berkeley)

Mollile J. Cohen & Claire Q. Evans (VU)

Analia Gomez Vidal (UMD)

Gregory W. Saxton (UK)

Neil Williams & Tomas Okal (UGA)

Jose M. Cabezas (UMD)

Karol Solis Menco (FIU)

Claudio Sandoval (GSU)

Zoila Ponce de Leon (UNC-Chapel Hill)

Clark DeMas (GSU)

Pablo Duran S. (FIU)

Daniel I. Pedreira (FIU)

Alexa L. Garrett & Scott Liebertz (USA)

Yann P. Kerevel & Cassie M. Knott (LSU)

Discussant

Agustina Giraudy (American U)

Guillermo Rosas (WUSTL)

Noam Lupu (VU)

Virginia Oliveros (Tulane)

Todd Eisenstadt (American U)

Jana Morgan (UT-K)

Matthew Singer (UCONN)

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