Low Political Efficacy Breeds High Political Trust: Justifying Political Systems in the Authoritarian Society - Chaohong Pan, University of California, Merced; Jung Chen, University of California, Merced

Why Smearing Works: Autocrats’ Use of Negative Media Narratives to Deter Support for Social Protests - Mai Thanh Truong, School of Government and Public Policy, University of Arizona; Minh Duc Trinh, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Censorship as Deterrence: How Experience with State’s Censorship Makes Chinese Netizens Constrain Their Behaviors - Zhongyun Jason Zhang, University of Notre Dame

Misinformation, Citizen Preference, and Informational Constraints in Authoritarian Countries - Handi Li, Emory University

Kate Hunt, Indiana University

Jonathan Art Chu, University of Pennsylvania

Gubad Ibadoghlu, Rutgers University

The Dilemma of Legitimation: How the Prolongment of Dictator’s Tenure Hastens the Dictatorship’s Demise - Ruilin Lai, The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology

Maria Isabel Puerta, Valencia College

Tijen Demirel-Pegg, IUPUI

Communicating with Small Donors: Campaign Email Messages in 2018 - Eric Manning, Princeton University

Fool me once, fool me twice? Negative campaigning and its impact on legislative speech. - Lisa Hirsch, Aarhus University

Jessica Meghan Hayden, Western Carolina University

Patrick Tucker, Yale University

Economic Benefits and Political Risks: Effects of Land Price Manipulation in China - Qing Chang, University of Pittsburgh

State Intervention and Corporate Internationalization: Evidence from China's Belt and Road Initiative - Hao Zhang, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

A Two-dimensional Analysis on China’s Domestic State Investment: Example from the Coal Industry - Yue Lin, Johns Hopkins University

Big or limited? Authoritarian government in public service privatization - Jing Xu, The Chinese University of Hong Kong

Fengming Lu, Princeton University

Domestic Politics and Civil War Settlements - HyunJoo Cho, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign

Rebel with a Cause: Rebel Group Goals and Cooperation in Civil War - Leonardo Fernandes, University of Pittsburgh

Samuel Stephen Stanton, Grove City College

Brian Lai, University of Iowa

Bradley Carl Smith, Vanderbilt University