Division 11: Comparative Politics

Centralized Politics, Promotability, and the Resilience of Single-Party Regimes - Ngoc Phan, Duke University

Deliberative Democracy Explanatory Leverage in Ethnic Mobilization Studies - Anastasiya Salnykova, University of British Columbia

Distinguishing Right and Left Populism: Hungary, Venezuela, and the U.S. - Tracy L. R. Lightcap, LaGrange College

From Parties to Leaders, and Back: Voting Behavior Patterns 1960s-2020s - Alessio Albarello, University of Rochester

Informal Succession Institutions and Autocratic Survival - Xin Nong, University of Texas at Austin

Partisan Distribution of Ministerial Portfolios in Asian-Pacific Democracies - Jinhyuk Jang, Pennsylvania State University

Scottish Independence: Brexit, Trump and the Evolution of British Devolution - Kim Nicole Dixon, Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College

Making "Big Government" Popular: A Comparative Analysis of Health Care Policy - Mark McKibbin

Traditional Politics Revival for the Upcoming Chilean Constitutional Convention - Jaime Baeza Freer, Universidad de Chile; María Cristina Escudero illanes, Universidad de Chile

Russia’s Energy Sector: Evolution or Stagnation? - Mikhail A. Strokan, University of Pennsylvania

Social Remittances, Satisfaction, and Action - Sarah Prince, UC Davis

Milos Rastovic Duquesne University

Young-Im Lee California State University-Sacramento