In Event: Political Sociology Section Roundtables

Political Sociology Section / Political Sociology Section Roundtables

Firdaous Sbaï, University of Toronto

Assembling the People, Defining the Enemy: A Discursive Cartography of Mexican Populism Using Word Embeddings - Victor Patricio Verde Neri, University of California-San Diego

Have the US Partisans Become More Predictable? A Machine Learning Approach - Inseong Jung, Korea University; Eun Kyong Shin, Korea University

Network Heterogeneity in European Multiparty Contexts: Direct and Secondary Associations with Ideology-based Affective Evaluations - Gaetano Scaduto, Erasmus University Rotterdam; Tom Nijs, Erasmus University Rotterdam; Willem De Koster, Erasmus University Rotterdam; Fedra Negri, University of Milan Bicocca

Populist Authoritarianisms: A Qualitative Comparative Analysis - Oliver Cowart, Mount Vernon School; Defne Over, Texas A&M University-College Station; Irem Tuncer Ebetürk, WZB Berlin Social Science Center

The Ideological Structure of American Belief Systems: Mapping Topological and Dimensional Alignment - Firdaous Sbaï, University of Toronto

Josh Pacewicz, Brown University