13:10 - 14:50
P3
Authoritarian Politics
Room: South Room 224
Panel Session 3
Chair/s:
Mwita Chacha
Discussant/s:
Ora John Reuter
Fabio Angiolillo - Nicodemite Middle Class: how “semi-contentious” political behavior defines professional careers’ choices in single-party regimes
Haifeng Huang - Championing Democracy in an Authoritarian Society: The Limited Effects of American Public Diplomacy in China
Amy Yunyu Chiang, Marlene Mauk - Repression's Effects on Protests and Political Attitudes towards the State
Tore Wig - Autocrats and the Academy: Empirical evidence on how dictatorships shape science
P3-01
Championing Democracy in an Authoritarian Society: The Limited Effects of American Public Diplomacy in China
Haifeng Huang
(University of California, Merced)
P3-02
Nicodemite Middle Class: how “semi-contentious” political behavior defines professional careers’ choices in single-party regimes
Fabio Angiolillo
(University of Hong Kong)
P3-03
Repression's Effects on Protests and Political Attitudes towards the State
Amy Yunyu Chiang
(GESIS – Leibniz-Institute for the Social Sciences, University of California, San Francisco, University of Pittsburgh),
Marlene Mauk
(GESIS – Leibniz-Institute for the Social Sciences, University of California, San Francisco, University of Pittsburgh)
P3-04
Autocrats and the Academy: Empirical evidence on how dictatorships shape science
Tore Wig
(University of Oslo, Department of Political Science)