Meeting Room A
Slot 1: 10.00 – 10:15 Welcome and Introduction
Slot 2: 10.15 – 10:45
Meeting Room A
Berkay Gülen (University of Washington): “Ideational Differences in the Foreign Policy Bureaucracy: How do Elected and Appointed Officials Differ?” Discussant: Stefanie Reher (University of Strathclyde)
Meeting Room B
Laura Lungu (University of Gothenburg): “Inequality now or later? What a closer look at indirect expenditures can tell us about the policy priorities of less-affluent Americans” Discussant: Ben Ansell (Oxford)
Meeting Room C
António Valentim (Humboldt University Berlin): “The political effects of female representation: Evidence from a regression-discontinuity design” Discussant: Malu Gatto (University College London)
Meeting Room D
Tom Hunter (LSE): “Ignore, Confuse, or Defuse? Avoidance Strategies in Party Competition” Discussant: Slava Jankin (Hertie School)
Meeting Room E
Lisa Garbe (St Gallen): “Authoritarian Elections 2.0: Internet Use & Electoral Violence in Uganda's 2016 Elections” Discussant: Ursula Daxecker (University of Amsterdam)
Meeting Room F
Clareta Treger (Tel Aviv University): “How Personal Experience with Covid-19 Shapes Attitudes Towards Government Coercion” Discussant: Peter J. Lowen (University of Toronto)
Meeting Room A
Slot 3: 10.45 – 11.00 Meet back briefly before departing