In Event: Poster Sessions: Comparative Politics of Developing Countries & Occupation, Memory, and National Identity

Division 12: Comparative Politics of Developing Countries

(iPoster) Does Seizing Property Secure Power? Confiscation and Authoritarian Resilience - Mohammad Sayyadi, Florida International University

(iPoster) Land Titling and the Erosion of Grassroots Mobilization in the Brazilian Amazon - Debora Duque, Brown University

(iPoster) Securing Land to Secure Peace? Consequences of Land Titling in Cote d’Ivoire - Aaron Christensen, University of Notre Dame

(iPoster) Non-Formal Mining in the Amazon: Relations among Miners, State, and Communities - Omayra Pena Jimenez, Tulane University

(iPoster) Unlocking Urban Democracy: Voter Engagement in Local Level Zambian Politics - Kamya Yadav, University of Pennsylvania; Leonardo R. Arriola, University of California, Merced; Melanie Lauren Phillips, University of California, Berkeley; Nick Dorward, University of Southampton

(iPoster) Big Men and Institutions: Personalization and Party Survival across 44 Countries - Ernest Asamoa, Florida International University

(iPoster) Elite Cues, Counter-Narratives, and Political Behavior in Colombia 2026 - Catalina Vega Mendez, University of Notre Dame

(iPoster) Diverse Activists’ Experiences under Democratic Erosion in Indonesia - Unregistered Participant

(iPoster) Ethnic Mobilization and the Politics of Recognition in New Democracies - Oner Yigit, University of North Carolina at Charlotte

Unregistered Participant

Nate Barton University of California, Riverside

Adnan Naseemullah University of Oxford