2018 conference

November 2-3, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Boston

	IPES 2018
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2	AM Chairs	Megumi Naoi
3		Ed Mansfield
4		Judy Goldstein
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6	(Presentation Link, If Available)	(Paper Link, If Available)
7	Tim Büthe, Technical University of Munich (TUM) and Duke University Cindy Cheng, Technical University of Munich (TUM)	"Law, Economics, Politics: U.S. Antitrust Enforcement And Economic Globalization 1960-2010"
8	Edmund Malesky, Duke Quynh Nguyen, ETH Zurich Paul Schuler, University of Arizona	"Green Materialism: New Findings On Public Environmental Concern In Developing Countries"
9	Erik Voeten, Georgetown Alexander Kentikelenis, Oxford	"Exit, Voice, And Loyalty Towards Liberal International Institutions: Evidence From UN Speeches"
10	Nikhar Gaikwad, Columbia University Pavithra Suryanarayan, Johns Hopkins University	"Attitudes Toward Globalization in Ranked Ethnic Societies "
11	Lauren Ferry, University of California San Diego	"Negotiating In Front Of Open Doors: The Political Economy Of Sovereign Debt Restructuring"
12	Antti Kaihovaara, University of Helsinki Zhen Im, University of Helsinki	"Who’s Gonna Take My Job – Exposure To Global Economy And Perceived Economic Threat Of Immigration"
13	Gregory Distelhorst, MIT Matthew Amengual, MIT Sloan	"Can Multinationals Regulate Global Labor Standards? Causal Evidence From A Large Retailer"
14	Allison Carnegie, Columbia University Austin Carson, University of Chicago	"Embracing Ambiguity: Classification, Rule Violations, and International Politics"
15	Andrey Tomashevskiy, Rutgers University	"Economic Statecraft By Other Means: The Use And Abuse Of Anti-Bribery Prosecution"
16	John Ahlquist, UC San Diego Mitch Downey, Institute of International Economic Studies, Stockholm University	"Using The "China Shock" To Learn About Unionization And Unionization To Learn About The China Shock"
17	Krzysztof Pelc, McGill University	"When Do Governments Buy Out The Opponents Of Reform?"
18	Layna Mosley, University of North Carolina Cameron Ballard-Rosa, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Rachel Wellhausen, University of Texas at Austin	"Coming To Terms: The Politics Of Sovereign Debt Denomination"
19	Boliang Zhu, Pennsylvania State University Weiyi Shi, UC San Diego	"In the Eye of the Beholder: Institutions, Political Risk, and Emerging-Market Multinational Corporations"
20	David Singer, MIT Kai Quek, University of Hong Kong	"Attitudes Toward Internal And Foreign Migration: Evidence From A Survey Experiment In China"
21	Soo Yeon Kim, National University of Singapore Gabriele Spilker, University of Salzburg	"Global Value Chains And The Political Economy Of WTO Disputes"
22	Federico Maria Ferrara, University of Geneva Andrea Cerrato, University of Chicago Booth School of Business Francesco Ruggieri, University of Chicago	"Why Does Import Competition Favor Republicans?"
23	Meir Alkon, Princeton University	"Global Crises, Domestic Stability: Interdependence And China's Economic Policies"
24	Rebecca Perlman, Stanford University	"Exerting International Influence Through Information"
25	PM Chairs	David Singer
26		Judy Goldstein
27		Mark Copelovitch
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29	Megumi Naoi, UCSD	"Voting With The Wallet: Consumers, Income-Earners And The New Politics Of Economic Crisis"
30	Gabriele Spilker, University of Salzburg Susanna Campbell, American University	"Rules of Aid: A survey experiment on the logic of aid allocation in conflict-affected countries"
31	Xun Cao, Penn State University	"The Politics of Environmental Regulatory Actions in China: Does Fixed Asset Intensity Affect Pollution Levies, Punitive Action"
32	Cindy Cheng, Bavarian School of Public Policy at the Technical University of Munich	"Can Foreign Aid Help Win Friends And Influence?"
33	Yilang Feng, University of Michigan and MIT	"Overseas Operation, Regulatory Lobbying, and Exit Threat of US Firms"
34	James Bisbee, NYU	"How Trade Shocks Prompt Racism In The United States"
35	Samuel Brazys, University College Dublin Krishna Vadlamannati, University College Dublin	"Priming The Pump. Does Aid Pave The Way For Investment?"
36	Stephanie Rickard, London School of Economics	"The Political Consequences Of Offshoring"
37	Pablo Pinto, University of Houston Jeffrey Church, University of Houston	"Love Thy Neighbor: Moral Suasion And The Formation Of Immigration Policy Preferences"
38	Nicholas Intscher, Massachusetts Institute of Technology	"Strength in Numbers: The Political Economy of MNCs' Supply-Chain Linkages"
39	Jennifer Tobin, Georgetown University David Leblang, University of Virginia Christina Schneider, University of California, San Diego	"Protecting Home Abroad: Financial Rescues as Migration Prevention"
40	Anne Jamison, University of Wisconsin–Madison Jon C.W. Pevehouse, University of Wisconsin–Madison	"Differential institutions, differential flows: Do PTAs always lead to increased FDI?"
41	Bryan Schonfeld, Princeton University	"Trading Places, Trading Platforms: The Geography of Realignment"
42	Julia Morse, University of California, Santa Barbara Tyler Pratt, Princeton University	"Shirking And Signaling: Avoiding The Domestic Reputation Costs Of International Organizations"
43	Jason Davis, University of Michigan	"Taxability And Trade Policy"
44	Minju Kim, University of Chicago Robert Gulotty, University of Chicago	"Compensation Or Consternation? The Role Of International Competition In Domestic Trade Politics"
45	Cameron Ballard-Rosa, UNC, Chapel Hill Amalie Jensen, Stanford University Kenneth Scheve, Stanford University	“Economic Decline, Social Identity, and Authoritarian Values in the United States”
46	Valentin Lang, Zurich University Axel Dreher, Heidelberg University Peter Rosendorff, NYU James Vreeland, Princeton University	"Buying Votes And International Organizations: The Dirty-Work Hypothesis"
47	Friday, November 3
48	AM Chairs	Eddy Malesky
49		Ed Mansfield
50		Sarah Brooks
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52	Nita Rudra, Georgetown University Cameron Ballard-Rosa, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill Judith Goldstein, Stanford University	"Globalization And The Myth Of American Meritocracy"
53	J Lawrence Broz, University of California, San Diego Zhiwen Zhang, Sun Yat-Sen University Gaoyang Wang, Sun Yat-Sen University	"Explaining Foreign Interest In China’s Global Economic Leadership"
54	Dennis Quinn, Georgetown University Davide Furceri, IMF Jonathan D. Ostry, IMF Chris Papageorgiou, IMF	"The Impact Of Structural Reforms On Electoral Outcomes: Using A New Database Of Regulatory Stances And Major Policy Changes"
55	Jieun Lee, University of Michigan	"Foreign Direct Investment In Political Influence"
56	Adam Dean, George Washington University Simeon Kimmel, Boston Medical Center	"Linked Crises: Trade-Related Job Loss And Opioid Overdose In The United States"
57	Angelika Mueller, University of Heidelberg Andreas Fuchs	"Democracy And Aid Donorship"
58	Mark Copelovitch, University of Wisconsin - Madison Allison Myren, Harvard University	"Escaping The Trilemma: Exchange Rates And The Domestic Politics Of Cheap Credit"
59	Allyson Benton, Center for Research and Teaching in Economics (CIDE)	"Friends or Frenemies? Explaining Copartisan Subnational Fiscal Policy Interdependence"
60	David Leblang, University of Virginia Alexa Iadarola, University of Virginia Kelsey Hunt, University of Virginia Ankita Satpathy, University of Virginia	"Labor Market Policy as Immigration Control"
61	Nicole Baerg, University of Essex Domink Duell, University of Essex	"Central Bank Communication as Public Opinion: Experimental Evidence"
62	Leonardo Baccini, McGill University Mattia Guidi, University of Pisa Arlo Poletti, University of Trento Aydin Yildirim, European Union Institute	"Trade Liberalization and Labor Market Institutions"
63	Jonas Bunte, University of Texas at Dallas John Taden, University of Texas at Dallas	"Foreign Aid And Domestic Taxation Systems"
64	Steve Monroe, Princeton University	"Varieties Of Protectionism: Ethnic Politics And Elite Alliances In The Neo-Liberal Era"
65	Nils Redeker, University of Zurich	"The Politics Of Stashing Wealth - The Demise Of Labor Power And The Global Rise Of Corporate Saving"
66	Maria Carnovale, Duke University	"Who Pays for Labor and Environmental Standards? The influence of product substitutability on the bargaining power between retail"
67	Pablo Pinto, University of Houston Kishore Gawande, University of Texas at Austin Santiago Pinto, Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond	"Lobbying, Voting And The Political Economy Of Trade: A Structural Estimation Framework"
68	Ida Bastiaens, Fordham University Celeste Beesley, BYU	"Are Globalization’s Losers Finding Room To Maneuver? The Impact Of Globalization On Political Behavior"
69	Eric Chang, Michigan State University Wenchin Wu, Institute of Political Science at Academia Sinica	"Autocracy And Human Capital"
70	Alexandra Zeitz, University of Oxford David Leblang, University of Virginia	"Migration And Cross-border Banking: The Missing Link?"
71	John Cruzatti Constantine, Universität Heidelberg	"Free Trade Agreements: Land Cover And Development At The Local Level"
72	Janina Grabs, University of Münster	"The Effectiveness Of Market-driven Sustainability Governance Through International Value Chains –Insights From The Coffee Sector"
73	PM Chairs	Stephanie Rickard
74		Megumi Naoi
75		Mark Copelovitch
76	In Song Kim, MIT Federico Huneeus, Princeton University	"The Effects Of Firms' Lobbying On Resource Misallocation"
77	Robert Gulotty, University of Chicago Xiaojun Li, University of British Columbia Wei Lin, University of California, Berkeley Lizhi Liu, Stanford University	"Regulatory Protection And The Concentration Of Trade: Evidence From Chinese Customs Data"
78	Ryan Brutger, University of Pennsylvania Anton Strezhnev, Harvard University	"International Disputes, Media Coverage, And Backlash Against International Law"
79	Leonardo Baccini, McGill University Stephen Weymouth, Georgetown University	"Gone For Good: The Electoral Consequences Of Plant Closures And Mass Layoffs"
80	Matthew DiGiuseppe, Leiden University	"The Impact Of War And Threats On Financial Development"
81	Meredith Wilf, University of Pittsburgh Stefano Pagliari, University of London	"How Novel Are Post-Crisis International Financial Reforms? A Text-Based Approach"
82	Jan Stuckatz, London School of Economics / MIT	"Political Alignment of Firms And Employees – the Role of Asset Specificity"
83	Didac Queralt, Yale University	"War, International Finance, And State Capacity In The Long-Run"
84	Sondre Solstad, Princeton University Helen V. Milner, Princeton University	"Technology Diffusion And The International System"
85	Gregory Distelhorst, MIT Judith Stroehle, Oxford University Duanyi Yang, MIT	"Ethical Labor Certifications And Exporter Performance: Firm-level Evidence From China"
86	Meicen Sun, MIT	"Internet Control As Trade Barrier: Evidence From Tech Sectors In China & US"
87	Arthur Silve, Université Laval	"Democratic Spillovers—Rent-seeking elites, mobile capital, and the coevolution of political institutions"
88	Andy Baker, University of Colorado Boulder David Cupery, Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts Adriana Molina, University of Colorado Boulder	"Soft Power, Public Opinion, And Trade: Dyadic Evidence From 100 Countries"
89	Stefanie Walter, University of Zurich	"The Mass Politics Of International Disintegration"
90	Axel Dreher, Heidelberg University Christian Bommer, University of Goettingen Marcello Perez, University of Goettingen	"Regional And Ethnic Favoritism In The Allocation Of Humanitarian Aid"
91	Iain Osgood, University of Michigan Corina Simonelli, University of Michigan	"Intimidated Investors? Host Market And Industry Characteristics Shape FDI's Reaction To Terror"
92	Eric Arias, College of William and Mary	"Impartiality In International Courts: Evidence From A Natural Experiment At The WTO"

2018 conference

November 2-3, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Boston

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