IPES 2021 Conference Program
October 22 - 23
University of Colorado Boulder
Institute of Behavioral Science
1440 15th Street, Boulder, CO 80302
Updated 10/21
Friday, October 22, 2021 | |||
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Time | Room | Authors (* denotes presenter) | Topic |
8:15-9:15 | |||
Breakfast | |||
AM Chairs | |||
Room 1 | Judy Goldstein | ||
Room 2 | Mark Copelovitch | ||
Room 3 | David Bearce (Zoom presentations) | ||
Friday |
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Room 1 |
Katja Kleinberg Alexandra Guisinger |
The Gender Gap in Attitudes toward Trade: Putting Gender Back into the Equation |
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Room 2 |
Sung Eun Kim *Krzysztof Pelc |
The Downside of Hubs: How Industrial Clusters Turn Economic Shocks Into Political Shocks |
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Room 3 |
Yeling Tan *David Steinberg Daniel McDowell |
The Domestic Political Consequences of Global Economic Expansion in Rising Powers: Evidence from Survey Experiments in China |
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Friday 9:45-10:15 |
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Room 1 |
*Zuhad Hai |
Scientific Consensus and International Climate Cooperation |
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Room 2 |
*Minju Kim |
Who Wants to Work at a Transparent International Organization? |
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Room 3 (Virtual) |
*Etienne Lepers |
Who is Best at Taking Away the Punch Bowl? Institutional Arrangements and Macroprudential Activity Paper | Presentation |
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Friday 10:15-10:45 |
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Room 1 |
Anthony Calacino *Rachel Wellhausen |
Leveraging Foreign Garbage: Developing Democracies in the Global Waste Trade Paper | Presentation |
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Room 2 |
Andy Baker *David Cupery |
Animosity, Amnesia, or Admiration? Mass Opinion around the World toward the Former Colonizer |
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Room 3 (Virtual) |
*Gal Bitton |
How Does Culture Shape Financial Policies? A Macro-Level Analysis Using Instrumental Variables |
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10:45-11:00 | |||
Break | |||
Friday 11:00-11:30 |
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Room 1 |
Lauren Ferry *Alexandra Zeitz |
Too Much of a Good Thing? China, the IMF, and Sovereign Debt Crises |
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Room 2 |
*Jonas Bunte Burak Giray Patrick Shea |
Selling Sovereignty: International Coercion, Debt Diplomacy, and Land Transactions |
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Room 3 (Virtual) |
Michael Becher *Irene Menendez Gonzalez |
Trade Origins of Proportional Representation? Historical and Contemporary Evidence Paper | Presentation |
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Friday 11:30-12:00 |
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Room 1 |
*Boliang Zhu Aubrey Waddick Angel Villegas-Cruz |
The Politics of Tariff Exclusion Paper | Presentation |
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Room 2 |
Shannon Carcelli *Kee Hyun Park |
Partisanship in the Trump Trade War: Evidence from County-Level Crop Planting Data Paper | Presentation |
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Room 3 (Virtual) |
*Anne Spencer Jamison |
Is Civil Unrest Bad for Business? Source-Country Politics and FDI Paper | Presentation |
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Friday 12:00-12:30 |
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Room 1 |
*Nguyen Huynh Vineeta Yadav *Bumba Mukherjee |
Financial Crisis, Clientelism and the Rise of Right-Wing Populists in Developing Democracies |
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Room 2 |
*Faisal Ahmed Adeel Malik |
Crony Globalization: Evidence from a Natural Experiment |
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Room 3 (Virtual) |
*Christina Schneider Robert Thomson |
International Economic Integration and Promissory Democracy |
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12:30-1:30 | |||
Lunch Break | |||
Friday PM Chairs |
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Room 1 | Edward Mansfield | ||
Room 2 | Megumi Naoi | ||
Room 3 | Rachel Wellhausen | ||
Friday 1:30-2:00 |
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Room 1 |
*Cleo O'Brien-Udry |
Aid, Blame, and Backlash: The Political Economy of Unpopular Aid Paper | Presentation |
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Room 2 |
Richard Clark *Noah Zucker |
Climate Cascades: IOs and the Prioritization of Climate Action |
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Room 3 |
*Sayumi Miyano *Diana Stanescu |
Do Ties With the Home Government Help Businesses Abroad?: The Effect of Revolving-Door Connections on FDI of Japanese Firms Paper | Presentation |
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Friday 2:00-2:30 |
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Room 1 |
*Eleanor Wiseman |
Trade, Corruption and Covid-19: Evidence from Small-Scale Traders in Kenya Paper | Presentation |
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Room 2 |
*Lauren Konken |
Choosing Not to Conclude: Mapping Canadian and American Efforts to Negotiate Preferential Trade Agreements |
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Room 3 |
*Calvin Thrall |
Treaty Diplomacy and the Global Firm |
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Friday 2:30-3:00 |
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Room 1 |
*Byungwon Woo |
Ex Ante vs. Ex Post Conditionality: Punishment Mechanism, (In)Voluntary Defections, and the Design of Conditionality Paper | Presentation |
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Room 2 |
Jack Zhang *Samantha Vortherms |
Political Risk and Firm Exit: Evidence from the U.S.-China Trade War |
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Room 3 |
*Cleo O'Brien-Udry Tyler Pratt |
Global Governance of Emerging Technology: Public Backlash and Regulatory Competition in Gene Editing Paper | Presentation |
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3:00-3:20 | |||
Break | |||
Friday 3:20-3:50 |
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Room 1 |
*Kishore Gawande Ben Zissimos |
Dictators Under the Weather: Using Import Policy to Forestall Democratization Paper | Presentation |
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Room 2 |
*Mark Copelovitch Ryan Powers |
Do We Really Know What We Think We Know About the Politics of IMF Lending? |
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Room 3 |
*Michael Allen Kenneth Scheve David Stasavage |
Democracy, Inequality and Antitrust |
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Friday 3:50-4:20 |
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Room 1 |
*Haillie Na-Kyung Lee |
Democratic Disadvantage?: Evidence from Korean Commercial Diplomacy Paper | Presentation |
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Room 2 |
*Frederick Chen Jian Xu |
Long-Arm Deterrence: Judicial Reach and MNCs in Authoritarian Regimes Paper | Presentation |
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Room 3 |
*Sonnet Frisbie |
Chinese Debt and Soft Power as Measured through Country Recommendations in the UN Universal Periodic Review |
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Friday 4:20-4:50 |
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Room 1 |
*Lauren Pinson |
The Domestic Constraints on International Assistance to Counter Drug Trafficking Paper | Presentation |
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Room 2 |
*Pei-Yu Wei |
Opening New Doors: Coerciveness, Third-Party States and Sanction Imposition |
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Room 3 |
*Brandon Merrell |
Education for All? The Gender Literacy Gap and the Distributional Effects of World Bank Assistance |
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5:30-9:30 | |||
Reception and Dinner |
North Byron R. White Club in the Champions Center, Folsom Field |
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Saturday, October 23, 2021 | |||
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Time | Room | Authors (* denotes presenter) | Topic |
8:30-9:00 | |||
Breakfast | |||
Saturday AM Chairs |
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Room 1 | Mark Copelovitch | ||
Room 2 | Judy Goldstein | ||
Room 3 | David Bearce (Zoom presentations) | ||
Saturday 9:00-9:30 |
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Room 1 |
*Gyu Sang Shim Randall Stone |
Foreign Agents: MNCs and WTO Disputes |
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Room 2 |
Cameron Ballard-Rosa Judith Goldstein Nita Rudra |
Trade as Villain: The Fading American Dream and Declining Support for Globalization Paper | Presentation |
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Room 3 (Virtual) |
*Marco Martini Stefanie Walter |
Learning from Precedent: How Brexit Counteracts Nationalist Pressures in Other Countries |
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Saturday 9:30-10:00 |
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Room 1 |
Quan Li *Mingsi Song |
Democracy, Autocracy, and International Student Flows |
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Room 2 |
*Vincent Arel-Bundock André Blais |
Who Should Tax Multinationals? Paper | Presentation |
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Room 3 (Virtual) |
*Adam Dean |
Opening Up by Cracking Down Paper | Presentation |
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Saturday |
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Room 1 |
*Don Casler Dylan Groves |
Perspective Taking Through Partisan Eyes: Cross-National Empathy, Partisanship, and Attitudes Towards International Cooperation |
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Room 2 |
*Kelly Hunter Pei-Yu Wei |
More Harm Than Good?: The Differential Effects of Economic Sanctions on Various Dimensions of Women’s Rights |
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Room 3 (Virtual) |
*Nicole Wu |
Restrict Foreigners, Not Robots: Partisan Responses to Automation Threat Paper | Presentation |
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Saturday 10:30-11:00 |
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Room 1 |
*Alexander Slaski Sarah Bauerle Danzman |
Measuring Investment Incentive Effectiveness: Findings From a Natural Experiment in Brazil |
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Room 2 |
*Robert Gulotty |
Clustered Decline: Regional Politics and Agricultural Subsidies Paper | Presentation |
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Room 3 (Virtual) |
Lena Schaffer *Gabriele Spilker |
Individual Labor Migration Preferences: Culture, Context or Competition? Paper | Presentation |
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11:00-11:10 | |||
Break | |||
Saturday 11:10-11:40 |
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Room 1 |
*Benjamin Helms |
Global Economic Integration and Nativist Politics in India |
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Room 2 |
*Nina Obermeier |
Right-Wing Populism and the Rise of Internationalism in Europe |
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Room 3 (Virtual) |
*Lorenzo Crippa |
Global Firms and Global Sheriffs? How Cross-Border Value Chains Empower Enforcement of International Regimes |
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Saturday 11:40-12:10 |
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Room 1 |
Lindsay Dolan *Robert Kubinec Jiakun Zhang Daniel Nielson |
A Field Experiment on Business Opposition to the U.S.-China Trade War |
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Room 2 |
Vivekinan Ashok *Nikhar Gaikwad |
Rivalry and Equity Considerations in Mass Support for Corporate Income Tax Policy |
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Room 3 (Virtual) |
*Fulya Apaydin Jonas Schmid |
Does Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) Increase the Quality of Democracy? An Instrumental Variable Analysis Paper | Presentation |
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Saturday 12:10-12:40 |
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Room 1 |
*Matt Malis Peter Rosendorff Alastair Smith |
A Political Economy of International Organizations |
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Room 2 |
Alexander Gazmararian Helen Milner |
Political Cleavages and Changing Exposure to Global Warming Paper | Presentation |
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Room 3 (Virtual) |
Evelyne Hübscher *Thomas Sattler Markus Wagner |
Voters and the IMF: Experimental Evidence from European Crisis Countries Paper | Presentation |
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12:40-1:30 | |||
Lunch Break | |||
Saturday PM Chairs |
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Room 1 | David Singer | ||
Room 2 | Edward Mansfield | ||
Room 3 | Megumi Naoi | ||
Saturday 1:30-2:00 |
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Room 1 |
Allison Carnegie *Richard Clark Ayse Kaya |
Covert Participation: How Populists Engage with International Organizations |
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Room 2 |
Jonas Bunte Brandon Kinne |
How Creditors Gain Influence: Power and Competition in Bilateral Lending Networks |
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Room 3 |
Yoo Sun Jung *Erica Owen Yohan Park |
Multinational Firms and the Impact of Trade Disputes on Investment Decisions Paper | Presentation |
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Saturday 2:00-2:30 |
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Room 1 |
Mirko Heinzel Samantha Jorgensen *Catherine Weaver |
Why Women Matter: Women's Representation and Gender Mainstreaming at the World Bank |
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Room 2 |
Yang Liang *Weiyi Shi *Dora Hu |
Surviving the US-China Trade War? Evidence from Chinese Exporters Paper | Presentation |
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Room 3 |
*Sarah Bauerle Danzman Sophie Meunier |
The Big Screen: Global Crises and the Diffusion of Foreign Investment Review Paper | Presentation |
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Saturday 2:30-3:00 |
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Room 1 |
*David Bearce Ana Carolina Garriga |
A Third-Generation Framework: Reconsidering the Relationship Between Central Bank Independence and Fixed Exchange Rates |
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Room 2 |
Lauren Ferry *Patrick Shea |
Hierarchy and Sovereign Debt: Crises and Consequences in International Capital Markets |
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Room 3 |
*Christoph Mikulaschek |
The Responsive Public: How EU Decisions Shape Public Opinion on Salient Policies |
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3:00-3:20 | |||
Break | |||
Saturday 3:20-3:50 |
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Room 1 |
*Haosen Ge Jian Xu |
Strange Bedfellows: When Foreign Firms Participate in Standards Setting in Host Countries Paper | Presentation |
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Room 2 |
*Dillon Laaker |
Rules of Origin and Global Supply Networks Paper | Presentation |
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Room 3 |
*Aycan Katitas |
Does Exposure to Anti-Trade Ads Fuel Backlash Against Globalization? Paper | Presentation |
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Saturday 3:50-4:20 |
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Room 1 |
Stephen Chaudoin *Michael-David Mangini |
Why Populists Neglect Automation: The Political Economy of Economic Dislocation Paper | Presentation |
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Room 2 |
Jiaxuan Huang Zhizhen Lu Eoin Power Daniel Nielson |
Guilty by Association? An Experimental Test of MVTS Compliance with International Law Paper | Presentation |
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Room 3 |
Ryan Brutger *Alexandra Guisinger |
Framing Layoffs: Media Coverage, Blame Attribution, and Trade-Related Policy Responses |