Division 44: Democracy and Autocracy

Economic Wellbeing and Authoritarian Values: An Evidence from 14 Asian Societies - Yen-Hsin Chen, Trinity University

How Linkage to the West Affect Electoral Manipulation - Jaroslav Bílek, University of Hradec Králové

Indirect Favor Exchanges and Pro-Government Slant - Fatih Serkant Adiguzel, Duke University

Judicial Decision-Making in Authoritarian Regimes: Evidence from Russia - Katelyn Hess, Florida State University

Legacies of Radical, Liberal, and Aborted Liberal Approaches in Southern Africa - Salih O. Noor, Northwestern University

Mark Dictators' Calendars: A Model of Election Scheduling in Autocracies - Jia Li, Penn State University

Personalism as an Autocratic Survival Strategy in the Face of Foreign Threats - Chen-Yu Lee, University of Essex

Legitimation Strategies of Electoral Authoritarian Regimes: A Comparative Study of Bangladesh, Hungary, and Turkey - MD SOHEL RANA, Indiana University Bloomington

The Rise of Democracy-Authoritarianism Cleavage in the US, Turkey, and Hungary - Orçun Selçuk, Luther College; Dilara Hekimci, Florida International University

State Capacity, Election Outcomes and Democratisation: Evidences From Myanmar - Constant Courtin, University of British Columbia

Hubert Tworzecki Emory University

Lorena G. Barberia University of São Paulo

Ye Wang New York University