81st Annual Midwest Political Science Association Conference

Chicago, IL, Thursday April 04–Sunday April 07 2024

Conference Program Co-Chairs: Gisela Sin, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign and Elizabeth Suhay, American University

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Public Opinion and Voting Behavior

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How Can You Think About Climate Change at a Time Like This? Understanding Climate Change Saliency Amidst Economic Hardship

Muhammad Hassan Bin Afzal, Sammi Munson

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Public Opinion and Voting Behavior

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What Brings You to the Party? Voter Preferences on Parties Through Policy and Valence Dynamics

Jordan Hamzawi, Gento Kato, Masahisa Endo

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Methodology

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How to Join Forces of Public Bureaucracy and External Stakeholders to Enhance the Current Legislation

Ekaterina Kurbangaleeva, Dmitry Veretennikov

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Comparative Politics

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The Renewed Mainstay of the Russian Authoritarian Regime

Ekaterina Kurbangaleeva

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Comparative Politics

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Do Economic and Identity Cleavages Account For the Differences Between Left and Right Populism? Hungary, Venezuela, and the United States

Tracy Lightcap

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American Government and Politics

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How Misinformation Regarding COVID-19 Caused a Decline in Childhood Vaccination Rates in the United States

Sophia Chrisco, Muhammad Hassan Bin Afzal

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Race, Ethnicity and Politics

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Asian American Women: Political Prowess and Effective Participation

Kristina Thompson, Muhammad Hassan Bin Afzal

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American Government and Politics

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Protesting the Local Library: Past and present political contestation in public libraries

Jacob Sutherland

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81st Annual Midwest Political Science Association Conference

Chicago, IL, Thursday April 04–Sunday April 07 2024

An event in association with

Latest Content Latest Content

How Can You Think About Climate Change at a Time Like This? Understanding Climate Change Saliency Amidst Economic Hardship

What Brings You to the Party? Voter Preferences on Parties Through Policy and Valence Dynamics

How to Join Forces of Public Bureaucracy and External Stakeholders to Enhance the Current Legislation

The Renewed Mainstay of the Russian Authoritarian Regime

Do Economic and Identity Cleavages Account For the Differences Between Left and Right Populism? Hungary, Venezuela, and the United States

How Misinformation Regarding COVID-19 Caused a Decline in Childhood Vaccination Rates in the United States

Asian American Women: Political Prowess and Effective Participation

Protesting the Local Library: Past and present political contestation in public libraries

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