Comparative Politics: Industrialized Countries / Comparative Politics: Industrialized Countries

Stefan Fritsch, Bowling Green State University

Cooperation, Ethnic Diversity, and Segregation after Natural Disasters - Pablo Balan, Harvard University; Pablo Martin Pinto, University of Houston; Agustín Vallejo, Hobby School of Public Affairs

The Costs of Weak Parties: Fragmentation, indiscipline, and government spending - Christian Salas, Yale University; Ian Shapiro, Yale University; Frances Rosenbluth, Yale University

Infrastructural Geopolitics and the Evolution of Germany’s Electrical Energy Systems since 1880 - Stefan Fritsch, Bowling Green State University

Reforming the Nepotistic State? How Family and Political Networks Undermine Bureaucratic Reform in Brazil - Michele Castiglioni, Bocconi University; Daniel Hidalgo, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Gabriel Cepaluni, Sao Paulo State University (UNESP-Franca)

Never Mind, I’ll Find Someone Like Me: Exploring the Relationship between Perceived Representation and Populist Attitudes - Bruno de Paula Castanho e Silva, University of Cologne; Christopher Wratil, Harvard University

Steven Majstorovic, University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire