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Incumbency and Ideology in the Study of Political Parties
Sun, April 10, 9:45 to 11:15am CDT (9:45 to 11:15am CDT), TBASession Submission Type: Paper Session
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Individual Presentations
9:50am |
The Relationship Between Public Approval of Authoritarian Leaders and Their Parties: Untangling the Causal Direction - Daria Kuznetsova, University of Iowa
10:00am |
Love the Candidate but Hate His Party: The Asymmetric Effects of Reelection Incentives on Partisan and Personal Incumbency Returns in Mexico - Rafael Ch, Princeton University
10:10am |
Voting for Nepotism? Incumbency Advantage of Local Representatives and the Dependence of Local Authorities on Central Government Transfers: Evidence from the UK and Japan - Makoto Fukumoto, European University Institute
10:20am |
Can Compulsory Voting Fix Partisan Polarization? - Eli Gavin Rau, Princeton University
10:30am |
Trade Shocks, Democratic Linkages, and Political Ideology - Anna Michaela Meyerrose, Princeton University; Sara Watson, Ohio State University-Main Campus
Discussants
Audience Participation
10:50am |
Audience participation will last for the remainder of the session.