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Session Submission Type: Poster Session
These papers examine patterns of democratic consolidation, democratic transitions, and the determinants of authoritarian stability.
Citizen Action and Elite Responses - Vilde Lunnan Djuve, University of Oslo
Commanding Elites: Cabinet Politics and Economic Control in Rwanda - Michael E. Jones, Tulane University
Dances with the Wolf: Which African People Prefer Team China over Team USA? - Yen-Hsin Chen, Sul Ross State University
Defend or Disregard: Explaining Host State Responses to Transnational Repression - Connor Kopchick, University of Maryland, College Park
Do Authoritarian Successor Parties Help Independent Courts in New Democracies? - Moohyung Cho, Ewha Woman's University
Does Manipulating Elections Hurt Putin's Popularity? - Laurits Aarslew, Aarhus University
Business Elite and Support for Autocrats - Semuhi Sinanoglu, University of Toronto
Evaluating Democracy: Conceptualizing and Measuring Standards of Democracy - Eric Plutzer; Michael B. Berkman, Pennsylvania State University
Manipulated Date and Motivated Vote under Autocracy: An Experiment in Hong Kong - Jia Li, Utah State University
The One-Party Membership Dataset (OPAMED) - Fabio Angiolillo, Gothenburg University