09:30 - 11:10
P6
Mobilization and De-mobilization
Room: South Room 222
Panel Session 6
Lotem Halevy - Why are there no ethnic parties in the multiethnic states? Evidence from the Kingdom of Hungary (1848-1945)
Babak RezaeeDaryakenari - How Do States Use Social Media to Repress and Demobilize Civil Resistance Movements?
Noah Buckley - A Watched Pot Boiling: Street Protest and Public Opinion in Authoritarian Russia
Sirianne Dahlum - The Dark Side of Mobilisation: New Evidence from 200 Years of Authoritarian Mass Protest
Vishnu Varatharajan - Why Tolerate? Cognitive Mapping of the Dichotomy in Elites’ Use of Threat
Fabio Ellger - The Influence of Political Crime on Voting Behavior
P6-01
How Do States Use Social Media to Repress and Demobilize Civil Resistance Movements?
Babak RezaeeDaryakenari
Leiden University
P6-02
The Dark Side of Mobilisation: New Evidence from 200 Years of Authoritarian Mass Protest
Sirianne Dahlum 1, Marianne Dahl 2, Hanne Fjelde 3
1 University of Oslo, 2 Peace Research Institute Oslo, 3 Uppsala University
P6-03
A Watched Pot Boiling: Street Protest and Public Opinion in Authoritarian Russia
Noah Buckley
Higher School of Economics; Trinity College Dublin
P6-04
Why Tolerate? Cognitive Mapping of the Dichotomy in Elites’ Use of Threat
Vishnu Varatharajan
PhD Student, Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies, Geneva
P6-05
The Influence of Political Crime on Voting Behavior
Fabio Ellger
WZB Berlin Social Science Center
P6-06
Why are there no ethnic parties in the multiethnic states? Evidence from the Kingdom of Hungary (1848-1945)
Lotem Halevy
University of Pennsylvania