Comparative Political Economy / Comparative Political Economy

Bilyana Krasimirova Petrova, Texas Tech University

How do external sanction shocks affect the perception of female leaders? Evidence from Tajikistan - Jennifer Murtazashvili, University of Pittsburgh-Pittsburgh Campus; Khasan Redjaboev, University of Wisconsin-Madison

Labor Market Changes and Gender Polarization in South Korea - Sung Min Rho, Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies

Political Leaders, Economic Hardship, and Women’s Political Representation - Sung Min Han, Hankuk University of Foreign Studies; Kangwook Han, Jeonbuk National University

The Republican Royals: Political Dynasties Across Regimes - Junda Li, University of Wisconsin-Madison; Zhenhuan Lei, University of Wisconsin-Madison

Who Deserves What? Immigrants and Welfare State Preferences - Sarah Wilson Sokhey, University of Colorado Boulder; Kathryn Schauer, University of Colorado Boulder; Mateusz Michal Leszczynski, University of Colorado Boulder

Political Reforms and the Fate of Factions in Japan’s Liberal Democratic Party - Matthew Carlson, University of Vermont; Masaki Nakabayashi, The University of Tokyo

Bilyana Krasimirova Petrova, Texas Tech University