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Chair/
Discussant
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Kristi
Andersen
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Syracuse
University
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Theorizing
the Emerging Landscape of Civil Society: Political Parties, Civic
Associations, Nonprofit Organizations, and Interest Groups
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Panel
E
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Christopher
Anderson
|
Binghamton
University
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Winning Isn't
Everything: Election Losers and Government Legitimacy
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Panel
D
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Jesse
Biddle
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SUNY
International Development Group
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Democratizing
Economic Reform: Models of Public-Private Consultation
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Panel
C
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| Eric
Bjornlund |
Woodrow
Wilson International Center for Scholars |
Transition
Elections as End or Means? Lessons for Democracy Assistance from
Domestic Election Monitoring
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Panel
G
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Harry
W. Blair
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United
States Agency for International Development, Rutgers University
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Research and
Practice in Democratization: Cross-fertilization or Cross Purposes?
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Panel
H
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Michael
Bratton
|
Michigan
State University
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Wide But Shallow:
Measuring Popular Support for Democracy in Africa
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Panel
D
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David
S. Brown
|
Rice
University
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The Political
Consequences of Internationally-Funded Programs
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Panel
F
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Ed
Brown
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Bowne
Management Systems
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Choice of
Civil Society Actors
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Panel
F
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Howard
G. Brown
|
Binghamton
University
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The French
Revolution and Transitional Justice
|
Panel
A
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David
L. Cingranelli
|
Binghamton
University
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Democratization
and Workers' Rights: A Comparative Analysis
|
Panel
C
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Elizabeth
Spiro Clark
|
Georgetown
University
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International
Standards and Democratization: Certain Trends
|
Panel
G
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Raymond
M. Duch
|
University
of Houston
|
How Citizens
Decide: Information, Persuasion and Choice in Developing Democracies
|
Panel
D
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Edward
Friedman
|
University
of Wisconsin at Madison
|
Rethinking
the Crafting of Democracy
|
Panel
B
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John
W. Harbeson
|
City
University of New York
|
Assessing
Civil Society Performance: The Interface of Concept and Practice
|
Panel
E
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James
Ketterer
|
SUNY
International Development Group
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Assessing
Legislative Representation: Is Democratization Always Democratic?
|
Panel
B
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| Adamou
Kombo |
Independent
Election Expert |
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Thomas
R. Lansner
|
Columbia
University
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Active Open
Media and Developing Democracies
|
Panel
E
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John
Lobsinger
|
Canadian
International Development Agency
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The Utility
of Research in Democratic Development - Issues and Options
|
Panel
H
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Terrence
Lyons
|
George
Mason University
|
Elections
to End Conflict: War Termination, Democratization, and International
Policy
|
Panel
F
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Wendy
L. Martinek
|
Binghamton
University
|
Democratization
and the Courts
|
Panel
A
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Ali
A. Mazrui
|
Binghamton
University
|
Shariacracy
and Federal Models in the Era of Globalization: Nigeria in Comparative
Perspective
|
Panel
A
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Edward
R. McMahon
|
Binghamton
University
|
Democracy
Research and Policy Development: Meeting of Minds or Dialogue
of the Deaf?
|
Panel
H
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Shaheen
Mozaffar
|
Bridgewater
State College
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The Impact
of Academic Research on Democratic Assistance
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Panel
G |
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Darryl
C. Thomas
|
Binghamton
University
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The Impact
of Winner-take-all Electoral System on Racial and Ethnic Minorities:
US and South African Experiences
|
Panel
B
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Nicolas
van de Walle
|
Michigan
State University
|
Globalization
and Democratic Performance in Low Income Nations
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Panel
C
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