2021 conference

October 22-23, University of Colorado

Boulder

Institute of Behavioral Science
1440 15th Street, Boulder, CO 80302

	IPES 2021
1	Sunday, October 22
2	AM Chairs	Judy Goldstein
3		Mark Copelovitch
4		David Bearce (Zoom presentations)
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6	(Presentation Link, If Available)	(Paper Link, If Available)
7	Katja Kleinberg, Binghamton University Alexandra Guisinger, Temple University	The Gender Gap in Attitudes toward Trade: Putting Gender Back into the Equation
8	Sung Eun Kim, Korea University *Krzysztof Pelc, McGill University	The Downside of Hubs: How Industrial Clusters Turn Economic Shocks Into Political Shocks
9	Yeling Tan, University of Oregon *David Steinberg, Johns Hopkins University Daniel McDowell, Syracuse University	The Domestic Political Consequences of Global Economic Expansion in Rising Powers: Evidence from Survey Experiments in China
10	*Zuhad Hai, Stanford University	Scientific Consensus and International Climate Cooperation
11	*Minju Kim, University of Chicago	Who Wants to Work at a Transparent International Organization?
12	*Etienne Lepers, City, University of London	Who is Best at Taking Away the Punch Bowl? Institutional Arrangements and Macroprudential Activity
13	Anthony Calacino, University of Texas at Austin *Rachel Wellhausen, University of Texas at Austin	Leveraging Foreign Garbage: Developing Democracies in the Global Waste Trade
14	Andy Baker, University of Colorado, Boulder *David Cupery, MA College of Liberal Arts	Animosity, Amnesia, or Admiration? Mass Opinion around the World toward the Former Colonizer
15	*Gal Bitton, Tel Aviv University	How Does Culture Shape Financial Policies? A Macro-Level Analysis Using Instrumental Variables
16	Lauren Ferry, University of Mississippi *Alexandra Zeitz, Concordia University	Too Much of a Good Thing? China, the IMF, and Sovereign Debt Crises
17	*Jonas Bunte, University of Texas at Dallas Burak Giray, University of Houston Patrick Shea, University of Houston	Selling Sovereignty: International Coercion, Debt Diplomacy, and Land Transactions
18	Michael Becher, IE University *Irene Menendez Gonzalez, IE University	Trade Origins of Proportional Representation? Historical and Contemporary Evidence
19	*Boliang Zhu, Pennsylvania State University Aubrey Waddick, Pennsylvania State University Angel Villegas-Cruz, Pennsylvania State University	The Politics of Tariff Exclusion
20	Shannon Carcelli, University of MD, College Park *Kee Hyun Park, University of MD, College Park	Partisanship in the Trump Trade War: Evidence from County-Level Crop Planting Data
21	*Anne Spencer Jamison, Copenhagen Business School	Is Civil Unrest Bad for Business? Source-Country Politics and FDI
22	Nguyen Huynh, Pennsylvania State University Vineeta Yadav, Pennsylvania State University Bumba Mukherjee, Pennsylvania State University	Financial Crisis, Clientelism and the Rise of Right-Wing Populists in Developing Democracies
23	*Faisal Ahmed, Princeton University Adeel Malik, Oxford University	Crony Globalization: Evidence from a Natural Experiment
24	*Christina Schneider, UC San Diego Robert Thomson, Monash University	International Economic Integration and Promissory Democracy
25	PM Chairs	Edward Mansfield
26		Megumi Naoi
27		Rachel Wellhausen
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29	*Cleo O'Brien-Udry, Yale University	Aid, Blame, and Backlash: The Political Economy of Unpopular Aid
30	Richard Clark, Princeton University *Noah Zucker, Columbia University	Climate Cascades: IOs and the Prioritization of Climate Action
31	Sayumi Miyano, Princeton University Diana Stanescu, Harvard University	Do Ties With the Home Government Help Businesses Abroad?: The Effect of Revolving-Door Connections on FDI of Japanese Firms
32	*Eleanor Wiseman, UC Berkeley	Trade, Corruption and Covid-19: Evidence from Small-Scale Traders in Kenya
33	*Lauren Konken, Princeton University	Choosing Not to Conclude: Mapping Canadian and American Efforts to Negotiate Preferential Trade Agreements
34	*Calvin Thrall, University of Texas, Austin	Treaty Diplomacy and the Global Firm
35	*Byungwon Woo, Yonsei University	Ex Ante vs. Ex Post Conditionality: Punishment Mechanism, (In)Voluntary Defections, and the Design of Conditionality
36	Jack Zhang, University of Kansas *Samantha Vortherms, UC Irvine	Political Risk and Firm Exit: Evidence from the U.S.-China Trade War
37	*Cleo O'Brien-Udry, Yale University Tyler Pratt, Yale University	Global Governance of Emerging Technology: Public Backlash and Regulatory Competition in Gene Editing
38	*Kishore Gawande, University of Texas at Austin Ben Zissimos, University of Exeter Business School	Dictators Under the Weather: Using Import Policy to Forestall Democratization
39	*Mark Copelovitch, University of Wisconsin Ryan Powers, University of Georgia	Do We Really Know What We Think We Know About the Politics of IMF Lending?
40	*Michael Allen, Yale University Kenneth Scheve, Yale University David Stasavage, NYU	Democracy, Inequality and Antitrust
41	*Haillie Na-Kyung Lee, Seoul National University	Democratic Disadvantage?: Evidence from Korean Commercial Diplomacy
42	*Frederick Chen, University of WI-Madison & Stanford University Jian Xu, Yale-NUS College	Long-Arm Deterrence: Judicial Reach and MNCs in Authoritarian Regimes
43	*Sonnet Frisbie, University of Chicago	Chinese Debt and Soft Power as Measured through Country Recommendations in the UN Universal Periodic Review
44	*Lauren Pinson, University of Pennsylvania	The Domestic Constraints on International Assistance to Counter Drug Trafficking
45	*Pei-Yu Wei, Duke University	Opening New Doors: Coerciveness, Third-Party States and Sanction Imposition
46	*Brandon Merrell, Yale University	Education for All? The Gender Literacy Gap and the Distributional Effects of World Bank Assistance
47	Reception and Dinner	North Byron R. White Club in the Champions Center, Folsom Field
48	Monday, October 23
49	AM Chairs	Mark Copelovitch
50		Judy Goldstein
51		David Bearce (Zoom presentations)
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53	*Gyu Sang Shim, University of Rochester Randall Stone, University of Rochester	Foreign Agents: MNCs and WTO Disputes
54	Cameron Ballard-Rosa, University of NC Chapel Hill Judith Goldstein, Stanford University Nita Rudra, Georgetown University	Trade as Villain: The Fading American Dream and Declining Support for Globalization
55	*Marco Martini, University of Zurich Stefanie Walter, University of Zurich	Learning from Precedent: How Brexit Counteracts Nationalist Pressures in Other Countries
56	Quan Li, Texas A&M University *Mingsi Song, Texas A&M University	Democracy, Autocracy, and International Student Flows
57	*Vincent Arel-Bundock, Université de Montréal André Blais, Université de Montréal	Who Should Tax Multinationals?
58	*Adam Dean, George Washington University	Opening Up by Cracking Down
59	*Don Casler, Columbia University Dylan Groves, Columbia University	Perspective Taking Through Partisan Eyes: Cross-National Empathy, Partisanship, and Attitudes Towards International Cooperation
60	*Kelly Hunter, Duke University Pei-Yu Wei, Duke University	More Harm Than Good?: The Differential Effects of Economic Sanctions on Various Dimensions of Women’s Rights
61	*Nicole Wu, University of Toronto	Restrict Foreigners, Not Robots: Partisan Responses to Automation Threat
62	*Alexander Slaski, Leiden University Sarah Bauerle Danzman, Indiana University Bloomington	Measuring Investment Incentive Effectiveness: Findings From a Natural Experiment in Brazil
63	*Robert Gulotty, University of Chicago	Clustered Decline: Regional Politics and Agricultural Subsidies
64	Lena Schaffer, University of Lucerne *Gabriele Spilker, University of Salzburg	Individual Labor Migration Preferences: Culture, Context or Competition?
65	*Benjamin Helms, University of Virginia	Global Economic Integration and Nativist Politics in India
66	*Nina Obermeier, Cornell University	Right-Wing Populism and the Rise of Internationalism in Europe
67	*Lorenzo Crippa, University of Essex	Global Firms and Global Sheriffs? How Cross-Border Value Chains Empower Enforcement of International Regimes
68	Lindsay Dolan, Wesleyan University *Robert Kubinec, New York University - Abu Dhabi Jiakun Zhang, University of Kansas Daniel Nielson, University of Texas at Austin	A Field Experiment on Business Opposition to the U.S.-China Trade War
69	Vivekinan Ashok, Cornell University *Nikhar Gaikwad, Columbia University	Rivalry and Equity Considerations in Mass Support for Corporate Income Tax Policy
70	*Fulya Apaydin, Institut Barcelona d'Estudis Internacionals (IBEI) Jonas Schmid, University of Oslo	Does Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) Increase the Quality of Democracy? An Instrumental Variable Analysis
71	*Matt Malis, New York University Peter Rosendorff, New York University Alastair Smith, New York University	A Political Economy of International Organizations
72	Alexander Gazmararian, Princeton University Helen Milner, Princeton University	Political Cleavages and Changing Exposure to Global Warming
73	Evelyne Hübscher, Central European University *Thomas Sattler, University of Geneva Markus Wagner, University of Vienna	Voters and the IMF: Experimental Evidence from European Crisis Countries
74	PM Chairs	David Singer
75		Edward Mansfield
76		Megumi Naoi
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78	Allison Carnegie, Columbia University *Richard Clark, Princeton University Ayse Kaya, Swarthmore College	Covert Participation: How Populists Engage with International Organizations
79	Jonas Bunte, University of Texas at Dallas Brandon Kinne, UC Davis	How Creditors Gain Influence: Power and Competition in Bilateral Lending Networks
80	Yoo Sun Jung, UC San Diego *Erica Owen, University of Pittsburgh Yohan Park, Texas A&M University	Multinational Firms and the Impact of Trade Disputes on Investment Decisions
81	Mirko Heinzel, University of Potsdam Samantha Jorgensen, University of Texas at Austin *Catherine Weaver, University of Texas at Austin	Why Women Matter: Women's Representation and Gender Mainstreaming at the World Bank
82	Yang Liang, San Diego State University Weiyi Shi, UC San Diego Dora Hu, UC San Diego	Surviving the US-China Trade War? Evidence from Chinese Exporters
83	*Sarah Bauerle Danzman, Indiana University Bloomington Sophie Meunier, Princeton University	The Big Screen: Global Crises and the Diffusion of Foreign Investment Review
84	*David Bearce, University of Colorado, Boulder Ana Carolina Garriga, University of Essex	A Third-Generation Framework: Reconsidering the Relationship Between Central Bank Independence and Fixed Exchange Rates
85	Lauren Ferry, University of Mississippi *Patrick Shea, University of Houston	Hierarchy and Sovereign Debt: Crises and Consequences in International Capital Markets
86	*Christoph Mikulaschek, Harvard University	The Responsive Public: How EU Decisions Shape Public Opinion on Salient Policies
87	*Haosen Ge, Princeton University Jian Xu, Emory University	Strange Bedfellows: When Foreign Firms Participate in Standards Setting in Host Countries
88	*Dillon Laaker, University of Wisconsin-Madison	Rules of Origin and Global Supply Networks
89	*Aycan Katitas, University of Virginia/Princeton University	Does Exposure to Anti-Trade Ads Fuel Backlash Against Globalization?
90	Stephen Chaudoin, Harvard University *Michael-David Mangini, Harvard University	Why Populists Neglect Automation: The Political Economy of Economic Dislocation
91	Jiaxuan Huang, University of Texas at Austin Zhizhen Lu, University of Texas at Austin Eoin Power, University of Texas at Austin Daniel Nielson, University of Texas at Austin	Guilty by Association? An Experimental Test of MVTS Compliance with International Law
92	Ryan Brutger, UC Berkeley *Alexandra Guisinger, Temple University	Framing Layoffs: Media Coverage, Blame Attribution, and Trade-Related Policy Responses

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