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Session Submission Type: Paper Session
1:20pm |
Authoritarian Institutions and Social Movements: When Is Protest An Effective Method of Establishing Accountability? - Ruth Elizabeth Holloway, University of Illinois
1:30pm |
Electing or Rejecting Peace? Assessing the strategic inclusion of voters in Peacemaking Referendums - John Bonilla, University of Missouri
1:40pm |
Centralization, Clientelism, and State Authority: Evidence from Chile - Maximiliano Vejares, Johns Hopkins University
1:50pm |
The emergence of parliamentary parties in democratic transitions: The birth of post-World War II Italy - Carol Mershon, University of Virginia
2:00pm |
The Influence of Hungary’s "Goulash Illiberalism" as a Model in Other Democracies - Zsolt Nyiri, Montclair State University
2:20pm |
Audience participation will last for the remainder of the session.