In Event: Politics and History & MENA Virtual Poster Session

Division 7: Politics and History

A Historical Approach to Case Selection: The All-German People’s Party - Matthias Dilling, University of Oxford

American Exceptionalism: The Economic Benefits of USA Statehood - Robbert Maseland, University of Groningen; Rok Spruk, University of Ljubljana

From Feudalism to Populism: Evidence from Poland - Pawel Charasz, Duke University

How Populistic Were the Populists in 19th Century America? - Masaru Nishikawa, Tsuda University

Is Political Science Becoming More Pluralistic? A Bibliometric History - Mads Dagnis Jensen, Copenhagen Business School; Snorre Sylvester Frid-Nielsen, Copenhagen University; Peter Marcus Kristensen, University of Copenhagen

Religious Rhetoric and Right-Wing Populism in Central Europe - Emma Rosenberg, University of Notre Dame

State Actors and Bystander Intervention: Denmark During the Holocaust - Zachary Paul Buchanan Agatstein, Northeastern University; Fredric Agatstein, Rhode Island College

"Swing" and a Miss?: The Surprising Effects of Andrew Johnson's Campaigning - Michael Weaver, The University of British Columbia; Sarah Lachance, University of British Columbia

The Legacies of Extractive Institutions: the Case of Military Colonialism - Bogdan Gabriel Popescu, Bocconi University

David Alexander Bateman Cornell University

David Alexander Bateman Cornell University