Behavioral Political Economy: Regimes

Session Submission Type: Created Panel

Session Description

Chair: Scott Tyson (University of Rochester)
Discussant: Michael Becher (IAS Toulouse)

1.1 Carlo Prato (Presenter, Columbia University), Edoardo Grillo (Non-presenting co-author, University of Turin): Opportunistic Authoritarians, Reference-Dependent Preferences, and Democratic Backsliding
1.2 Zenobia Chan (Presenter, Princeton University) and Noel Foster (Presenter, Princeton University): Polarization for Paralysis: How Authoritarian Regimes Weaponize Information to Shift Foreign Political Behaviors
1.3 Verena Fetscher (Presenter, University of Hamburg) and David Rueda (Not attending, University of Oxford): Fairness principles and social insurance preferences
1.4 Sarah Hummel (Presenter, Harvard University), Yon Soo Park (Harvard University), and Stephen Chaudoin (Harvard University): Democratic Selection in Inter-Group Contests

Sub Unit

• Division 6: Political Economy

Cosponsor

• Division 4: Formal Political Theory

Chair

• Carlo Prato Columbia University

Discussant

• Michael Becher IE School of Global and Public Affairs

Individual Presentations

• Opportunistic Authoritarians, Reference-Dependent Preferences, and Backsliding - Carlo Prato, Columbia University; Edoardo Grillo, University of Padova

• Polarization for Paralysis - Zenobia Chan, Princeton University; Noel Foster, Princeton University

• Fairness Principles and Social Insurance Preferences - Verena Rebecca Fetscher, University of Hamburg; David Rueda, University of Oxford

• Democratic Selection in Inter-Group Contest Games - Sarah Hummel, Harvard University; Yon Soo Park, Harvard University; Stephen Chaudoin, Harvard University