American Political Thought Virtual Poster Session

• In Event: Information Technology and Politics; Formal Theory; and American Political Thought Virtual Poster Session

Session Submission Type: Virtual Poster Session

Session Description

The American Political Thought poster session provides a glimpse of the pluralism of ideas, voices, concerns, and methods of our field. Ben Abdallah's paper showcases a close textual reading of little known indigenous political thinker and critic, Laura Cornelius Kellogg, examining how Kellogg confronted settler colonialism in early twentieth century North America. Stoner's paper showcases the use of survey methods and canvassing of political experts to identify understandings of the 100 most important US Congressional acts.

Sub Unit

• Division 56: American Political Thought

Individual Presentations

• The Constitution and the Problem of Modernity - Marc Landy, Boston College

• Are There 100 Acts of Congress Everyone Should Know? - James R. Stoner, Louisiana State University; Hunter Michael Holliday, Louisiana State University

Chair

• Jeremy D. Bailey University of Oklahoma

Discussant

• James H. Read St. John's University/ College of Saint Benedict