Division 44: Democracy & Autocracy

(iPoster) A Civil War of Screens: How Partisan Media Fractures American Democracy - Unregistered Participant

(iPoster) Consensus: Theory and Evidence from an African Collective Choice Rule - Julio S. Solis Arce, Harvard University

(iPoster) Courts and the Politics of Access-to-Information Law in Authoritarian Regimes - Unregistered Participant

(iPoster) Decentralized Despotism: Democracy at the Grassroots in Nigeria - Christopher Akor, The University of Alabama

(iPoster) Defining Democracy in the Shadow of Authoritarian Neighbors - Seongjoon Ahn, University of Iowa

(iPoster) Economic Booms and Institutional Change Pathways to Backsliding in Latin America - Gustavo Pérez-Arrobo, University of Colorado Boulder

(iPoster) Ethnic Minority Parties and Resisting Backsliding in Regional Legislatures - Sherrill Stroschein, University College London

(iPoster) How Curated Transnational Information Shapes Authoritarian Domestic Evaluations - Xingyu Zhou, Ohio State University; Yinzhi Lin, Peking University

(iPoster) Judicializing Electoral Politics: Candidate Strategy for Post-Election Protest - Jessica Hickle, Yale University

(iPoster) Keep Your Eyes on Me: Foreign Talent and China's Surveillance Expansion - Jiwoon Kim, Yonsei University