日時と場所/Date and Place
2023年1月9日（月）/January 9 (Mon), 2023
カリフォルニア大学サンディエゴ校東京オフィス（日本橋ライフサイエンスビルディング、東京都中央区）/The UC San Diego Tokyo Office (the Nihonbashi Life Science Building, Chuo-ku, Tokyo)
ポスター報告の時間帯を除き，Zoomによる同時配信を行います。/You can attend the meeting online via Zoom except for the poster presentation session.
参加登録/Registration
参加をご希望の方は，12月31日（土）までにこちらのフォームから登録してください。/If you want to participate, please fill in this form by December 31, JST.
収容定員の関係で現地参加の登録を早期に締め切る可能性があります。/Registration for in-person participation may be closed early due to capacity.
会場でマスクを着用していただくことを現地参加の条件とします。/In-person participants will be required to wear a mask.
プログラム/Program
報告者を太字で表記しています。/Presenters are in bold.
開会の挨拶/Opening remarks
9:15–9:20 AM JST
セッション1（英語）/Session 1 (in English)
9:20–10:50 AM JST
“Coalitions and the Allocation of Speaking Time in Legislatures”
Max Goplerud (University of Pittsburgh) and Daniel M. Smith (Columbia University)
“Moralized Attitudes toward Election Timing”
Jinhyuk Jang (Kochi University of Technology) and Yuki Yanai (Kochi University of Technology)
“Decomposing the Rise of the Populist Radical Right”
Oren Danieli (Tel Aviv University), Shinnosuke Kikuchi (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), Noam Gidron (Hebrew University of Jerusalem), and Roee Levy (Tel Aviv University)
セッション2（英語）/Session 2 (in English)
11:00 AM–0:30 PM JST
“Experimental Evaluation of Algorithm-Assisted Human Decision-Making: Application to Pretrial Public Safety Assessment”
Kosuke Imai (Harvard University), D. James Greiner (Harvard Law School), Zhichao Jiang (Sun Yat University), Ryan Halen (Harvard Law School), and Sooahn Shin (Harvard University)
“Algorithm is Experiment: Machine Learning, Market Design, and Policy Eligibility Rules”
Yusuke Narita (Yale University) and Kohei Yata (University of Wisconsin)
“Principal-Agent Problems Under the Shadow of Automation: How Politics Distorts the Automated Environmental Information in China”
Guoer Liu (University of Michigan)
昼食休憩/Lunch Break
0:30–1:30 PM JST
ポスター報告（日本語または英語）/Poster Presentations (in Japanese or English)
1:30–2:30 PM JST
“Does the Nobel Peace Prize Improve Human Rights? The Effect of International Awards on Women’s Rights”
Kyosuke Kikuta (Institute of Developing Economies) and Manaho Hanayama (Osaka University)
“A Review of Ronald Inglehart’s Postmaterialist Thesis and Its Application to the Greater China Area”
Peter Chai (Waseda University)
(Canceled) “Paragraph-citation Topic Model for Corpora with Citations: An Application to the United States Supreme Court”
Saki Kuzushima (University of Michigan), ByungKoo Kim (University of Michigan), and Yuki Shiraito (University of Michigan)
“Human Rights Promotion and Democratic Allies”
Yasuki Kudo (University of Kentucky)
“evalITR: An R Package for Treatment Effects Heterogeneity Detection and Individualized Treatment Rules Evaluation with Causal Machine Learning Methods”
Jialu Li (Harvard University), Xiaolong Yang (The University of Tokyo), Michael Lingzhi Li (Harvard Business School), and Kosuke Imai (Harvard University)
“Democratic Governments in the Asia-Pacific Region, 1945–2018”
Jinhyuk Jang (Kochi University of Technology)
“The Effect of Direct Mail on Youth Voter Turnout: Collaboration with an Election Commission”
Kentaro Fukumoto (Gakushuin University)
“Historical Roots of Policy Non-Compliance: Evidence from Japanese Civil War and COVID-19 Pandemic”
Masataka Harada (Fukuoka University) and Yuichi Kubota (Nihon University)
“When Do Egalitarian Rules Mitigate Powerful Countries’ Control in International Organizations? Evidence from the UN Security Council”
Yuji Masumura (The University of Texas at Austin)
セッション3（日本語）/Session 3 (in Japanese)
2:40–3:40 PM JST
“Yardstick Competition-Driven Political Cycle”
Hitoshi Shigeoka (The University of Tokyo) and Yasutora Watanabe (The University of Tokyo)
“Women’s Policy Outputs and National Security: Examining Women’s Political Participation”
Zhaoyu Chen (Aoyama Gakuin University)
セッション4（日本語）/Session 4 (in Japanese)
3:50–4:50 PM JST
“Power Transition and Change in Leaders’ Diplomatic Visits: From a Perspective of Sino-US Rivalry”
Mon Madomitsu (The University of Tokyo)
“What Is the Best Diversionary Option? Evidence from a Survey Experiment in Israel”
Yuichiro Harada (Ryukoku University)
セッション5（日本語）/Session 5 (in Japanese)
5:00–6:00 PM JST
“Statistical Analysis with Machine Learning Predicted Variables”
Hiroto Katsumata (The University of Tokyo) and Soichiro Yamauchi (Independent)
“Deliberation and Voting: Matters of Truth or Matters of Taste”
Masayuki Odora (Waseda University)
閉会の挨拶/Closing remarks
6:00–6:05 PM JST
謝辞/Acknowledgement
We thank the Department of Political Science at University of California, San Diego for financial support. We are also grateful to Megumi Naoi (Associate Professor of Political Science, University of California, San Diego) and Miwako Waga (Senior Director of International Outreach, University of California, San Diego, Office of Research Affairs) for their kind cooperation.
2023年冬季集会実行委員会/Organization Committee for the 2023 Winter Meeting
三輪洋文（学習院大学，委員長）/Hirofumi Miwa (Gakushuin University, chair)
松林哲也（大阪大学）/Tetsuya Matsubayashi (Osaka University)
松村尚子（神戸大学）/Naoko Matsumura (Kobe University)
お問い合わせは、三輪洋文（hirofumi.miwa@gakushuin.ac.jp）までお願いします。