2022 Conference

October 28-29, University of Pittsburgh

Wyndham Pittsburgh University Center
100 Lytton Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15213

	IPES 2022
1	Saturday, October 28
2	AM Chairs	David Bearce
3		Edward Mansfield
4		Rachel Wellhausen
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6	(Presentation Link, If Available)	(Paper Link, If Available)
7	Ryan Brutger *, University of California Berkeley	Litigation for Sale: Private Firms and WTO Dispute Escalation
8	Nikhar Gaikwad *, Columbia University Kolby Hanson, US Naval War College Aliz Tóth, Stanford University	Bridging the Gulf: Overseas Migration to the Middle East Foster Tolerance and Cosmopolitanism
9	Adam Dean *, George Washington University	If There is No Struggle, There is No Progress: Labor-Led Democratization and Respect for Labor Rights
10	Boliang Zhu *, Pennsylvania State University	Firms in the Trade War
11	Pengshan Pan *, University of Pittsburgh	Foreign Mining, Labor Welfare, and Local Trust: Evidence from Kyrgyzstan Gold Mine
12	Megumi Naoi, University of California San Diego Sichen Li *, University of California San Diego	How Political Tensions Fuel Cross-Border Investment: American Consumer Hostility and Mergers and Acquisitions by Chinese and Japanese Firms
13	Alexander Kentikelenis, Bocconi University Valentin Lang, Mannheim University Lukas Wellner *, University of Goettingen & Heidelberg University	The Power of International Bureaucrats: Individual-Level Evidence from IMF Mission Chiefs
14	Rena Sung *, University of Pittsburgh	The Political Economy of High-Skilled Immigration: Votes and Sponsorship on High-Skilled Immigration Bills in the US Congress
15	Minju Kim *, Syracuse University Shu Fu, University of Chicago	Bringing Home the Bacon: Politician Ambassadors and Home State Trade
16	Haillie Na-Kyung Lee *, Seoul National University	When Do Workers Align with Their Employers? : The Micro-Foundation of Firm-Based Trade Opinion
17	Alexander Slaski *, Leiden University	Environmental Effects of FDI and Citizen Backlash: Findings from a Survey Experiment in Brazil
18	Vivienne Born *, Texas Woman's University Lee Brown, Texas Woman's University Dinesh Hasija, Augusta University	Who Obtains Political Exemptions?: An Analysis of Steel Tariff Exemption Requests
19	Michael Allen *, Yale University	Unbundling the State: Legal Development in an Era of Global, Private Governance
20	Theo Serlin *, Stanford University	The Export Boom and the Backlash: Reactions to Positive Economic Change in First World War America
21	Harry Oppenheimer *, Harvard University	Does Data Follow the Flag?
22	Stefanie Walter *, University of Zurich	To Accommodate or Not? Balancing Reputational and Material Concerns in International Negotiations
23	Stephanie Rickard *, London School of Economics	Economic Policy Making in Non-Democratic Settings: An Examination of Chinese Subsidies
24	Mark Copelovitch *, University of Wisconsin-Madison Sara Wallace, University of California Irvine	Filling the Vacuum: Mainstream Parties, Economic Crises, and Party Support for European Integration
25	PM Chairs	Judith Goldstein
26		Tom Pepinsky
27		Megumi Naoi
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29	Alexander Gazmararian *, Princeton University Helen Milner, Princeton University	Preference Updating Under Uncertainty: Evidence from Responses to Global Warming
30	Julia Gray *, University of Pennsylvania Raymond Hicks, Columbia University	Fighting IO Decline: Evidence from Declassified US Cables on Power Shifts and Bargains in the GATT
31	Leonardo Baccini *, McGill University Mattia Guidi, University of Siena Arlo Poletti, University of Trento	Policy Preferences in Tough Times: Experimental Evidence
32	Carlos Felipe Balcazar *, New York University	Unions and Robots: International Competition, Automation and the Political Power of Organized Labor
33	Hao Zhang *, Massachusetts Institute of Technology	Commerce, Coalitions, and Global Value Chains: Evidence from Coordinated and Collective Lobbying
34	Sayumi Miyano *, Princeton University	Multinational Firms’ Influence in International Private Regimes: International Standardization Through Subsidiary Networks
35	Anna Meyerrose *, Princeton University Sara Watson, Ohio State University	Globalization and Elite Responsiveness: Trade Shocks, Competitive Contexts, and Political Ideology
36	Lu Sun *, Texas A&M University Quan Li, Texas A&M University	Globalization and Political Protests: The Role of Motion Picture Export
37	Gautam Nair *, Harvard University	The Political Economy of the Retail Revolution
38	Matt Malis, New York University Calvin Thrall, University of Texas at Austin	Revolving Door Diplomats
39	Siyao Li *, University of Pittsburgh	Closing the Institutional Gap: Protecting Technology in Foreign Direct Investment
40	Aditi Sahasrabuddhe *, Wellesley College	This Time it's Personal: The Individual Politics of Central Bank Cooperation in the Global Financial Crisis
41	Ayse Kaya, Swarthmore College Christopher Kilby *, Villanova University Jingke Pan, Heidelberg University	Does Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank Lending Support China's Belt and Road Initiative? A Subnational Analysis of Project Location
42	James Morrison *, London School of Economics	England’s Inglorious Monetary Revolutions: Rethinking the Origins of Central Bank Independence
43	Andreas Fuchs, University of Goettingen Andre Gröger, Autonomous University of Barcelona Tobias Heidland, Kiel Institute for the World Economy Lukas Wellner *, University of Goettingen	Does Foreign Aid Reduce Migration?
44	Felix Hagemeister, Technical University of Munich Ranjit Lall, London School of Economics Thomas R. Davidson *, Rutgers University	Did COVID-19 Boost Populism? Evidence from Early Super-Spreader Events
45	Valentina González-Rostani *, University of Pittsburgh	Automation, Culture, and Vote Choice
46	Clara Park *, University of Colorado Boulder	The Effects of International Economic Agreements on FDI: Evidence from Africa
47	Alexander Gazmararian *, Princeton University Dustin Tingley, Harvard University	Credibility and Climate Transitions: The Politics of Economic Transformation
48	David Bearce *, Texas A&M University Seungbin Park, University of Alabama	Mass Attitudes about International Trade Agreements: Positive Messages and the Trans-Pacific Partnership
49	Christina Davis *, Harvard University Jialu Li, Harvard University	Shining Light on Regulatory Policies: The Impact of WTO Disputes on Notification Patterns
50	Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens
51	Sunday, October 29
52	AM Chairs	Judith Goldstein
53		Megumi Naoi
54		Edward Mansfield
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56	Shannon Carcelli *, University of Maryland	Where You Stand Depends on Where Your Data Sit: Bureaucratic Differences in Foreign Aid Reporting
57	Brendan Connell, Lyon College Adrian Shin *, University of Colorado Boulder	Capitol Controls: Congress and the Bretton Woods Twins in the Era of Migration
58	Sarah Bauerle Danzman *, Indiana University	Economic Security is National Security: Commercial Interests and Influence Over Investment Screening
59	Cleo O'Brien-Udry *, Yale University	Populism and International Development: The Case of Aid Withdrawal
60	Rachel Skillman *, University of California San Diego	The Political Consequences of Foreign Land Investment
61	Zuhad Hai *, Stanford University	The Politics of Obsolescence: Evidence from South Asia After the Industrial Revolution
62	Ryan Weldzius *, Villanova University	Economic Interdependence and Regional Monetary Convergence
63	Celeste Beesley *, Brigham Young University Lindsey Walker, Brigham Young University	Public Opinion on Inward and Outward FDI: Nationalism, Jobs, and Community Impact
64	Qing Chang *, University of Pittsburgh	Career Incentives, Economic Competition, and Public Land Prices
65	Benjamin Helms *, University of Virginia	Global Economic Integration and the Political Economy of Education Provision
66	Lauren Konken *, Princeton University Sojun Park, Princeton University	Exploiting Treaty Ambiguity: Public Health Exceptions in the WTO TRIPS Agreement
67	Michael-David Mangini, Harvard University Casey Petroff *, Harvard University	Conflict Technology as a Catalyst of State Formation
68	Richard Clark, Cornell University Lindsay Dolan, Wesleyan University Alexandra Zeitz *, Concordia University	Accountable to Whom? Public Opinion of Aid Conditionality in Recipient Countries
69	Xun Cao *, Pennsylvania State University Mingqin Wu, South China Normal University Lianming Zhu, Osaka University	Do Domestic Firms Become Cleaner in the Presence of FDI? Testing FDI Spillover Effects on Firm Air Pollution in China
70	Ana Carolina Garriga *, University of Essex Brian Phillips, University of Essex	Globalization and External Support for Governments During Civil Conflict
71	Soo Yeon Kim *, National University of Singapore Ka Zeng, University of Arkansas	Chinese Firms in the Trade War: Decoupling Through Reshoring?
72	Vineeta Yadav *, Pennsylvania State University	Right-Wing Populism and Support for Central Bank Independence: Evidence from India and Turkey
73	Cameron Ballard-Rosa *, University of North Carolina Tyler Ditmore, University of North Carolina	Footloose Capital in the Land of America First: Economic Nationalism and Mass Preferences Over Corporate Tax
74	PM Chairs	Erica Owen
75		Stefanie Walter
76		David Bearce
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78	Lukas Linsi *, University of Groningen Seiki Tanaka, University of Groningen Francesco Giumelli, University of Groningen	Measuring the Unmeasurable: The International Political Economy of "Bad" Statistics
79	Nina Obermeier *, University of Pennsylvania	Extremism and the Gender Gap: Explaining Women’s Increasing Internationalism
80	Kerim Can Kavakli *, Bocconi University Giovanna Marcolongo, Bocconi University Diego Zambiasi, Newcastle University	Offshore Tax Havens and Evasion of Financial Sanctions
81	Annamaria Prati *, Washington University in St. Louis	Can International Interventions Build States? Evidence from the United Nations Development Programme
82	Niccolo Bonifai *, Georgetown University Edward Malesky, Duke University Nita Rudra, Georgetown University	Economic Uncertainty and Willingness to Learn about Globalization: A Field Experiment on Migrants and Other Disadvantaged Groups in Vietnam
83	Alexander Kuo *, University of Oxford Isabela Mares, Yale University	COVID-19 and Support for Globalization
84	John David Minnich *, Massachusetts Institute of Technology	Re-Innovation Nation: Explaining Technology Transfer Policy in Rising China
85	Claas Mertens *, University of Oxford	The Determinants of Retaliation in International Economic Conflict: A Difference-in-Difference Design
86	Zoe Xincheng Ge *, New York University	Obsolescent Treaties: Global Value Chains and the Termination of Bilateral Investment Treaties
87	Quynh Nguyen, Australian National University Thomas Sattler *, University of Geneva Tanja Schweinberger, University of Geneva	Power Transitions and International Economic Cooperation: Experimental Evidence from Parallel Surveys in China and the United States
88	Faisal Ahmed *, Princeton University	Foreign Transfers and Authoritarian Peace
89	Richard Clark, Cornell University Roza Khoban, Princeton University Noah Zucker*, Columbia University	Breadwinner Backlash: The Gendered Effects of Industrial Decline
90	Hayley Pring *, Oxford University	Who Needs to be Seen to be Green? How Reputational Pressure Affects Responses to Climate Change
91	Pei-Yu Wei *, Duke University Lucille Right, Duke University Kelly Hunter, Duke University	Rhetoric vs. Reality: How Aid Sanctions Affect Funding for Local Actors in Aid-Recipient Countries
92	Jihye Park *, University of Rochester	Leveraging for Better Investment Grounds: IPR Protection Through PTAs and FDI Inflow
93	Luca Messerschmidt *, Technical University of Munich	Local Effects of FDI on Material and Political Grievances: Evidence from Africa
94	Alex Honeker *, University of Pittsburgh	Populist Right Success and Mainstream Party Adaptation: The Case of Economic Globalization
95	Dahyun Choi *, Princeton University	Teaming up with Enemy: Firms and the Information Environment of Climate Regime

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