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Session Submission Type: Complete Panel
5:15pm |
Creating the Republican Front: Explaining Mainstream Coordination to Fend off the Far Right - Jae-Jae Spoon, University of Pittsburgh-Pittsburgh Campus; Jeffrey Nonnemacher, University of Colorado Boulder
5:25pm |
The far right in government: mainstream or extreme? - Kimberly Twist, San Diego State University
5:35pm |
“Neutered or Normalized? How (lack of) coalition government participation affects voter evaluations of the far right” - Kendall Lynn Curtis, University of Texas at Austin
5:45pm |
Real-world sanctioning of stigmatized political preferences - Vicente Valentim, IE University; Amalia Alvarez Benjumea, Spanish National Research Council
5:55pm |
Winning Over Women? The Effects of Security- and Rights-Based Femonationalist Appeals on Voter Support - Bonnie M Meguid, University of Rochester; Ana Catalano Weeks, University of Bath; Jorge M. Fernandes, Spanish National Research Council
6:05pm |
James Adams, University of California-Davis
6:05pm |
Jonathan Homola, University of California-Los Angeles
6:15pm |
Audience participation will last for the remainder of the session.