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Session Submission Type: Paper Session
8:05am |
How Long-Lasting is Legislative Persuasion? Evidence from Four Field Experiments - Adam Zelizer, The University of Chicago; Daniel Bergan, Michigan State University
8:15am |
Ideological Changes Among Tenured Members of Congress - Andrew William Kramarchyk, University of South Carolina
8:25am |
Seeing Behind the Curtain: A Closer Look at Partisanship in Committees Through Ideal Point Estimation - Alexandria Putman, University of Georgia
8:35am |
Polarization and Lawmaking Effectiveness in the United States Congress - Patrick W Buhr, Vanderbilt University; Craig Volden, University of Virginia-Main Campus; Alan E. Wiseman, Vanderbilt University
8:45am |
The President and the Clerics: Interbranch Bargaining and Subcommittee Influence in Federal Appropriations - Jeremiah Cha, Harvard University; Jon C. Rogowski, The University of Chicago
9:05am |
Audience participation will last for the remainder of the session.