IPES - IPES 2011 Program

8:00-9:00 AM		Breakfast
AM Chairs	Doty	Judy Goldstein
	Vilas	Nita Rudra
	LaFollette	David Leblang
9:00-9:30	Doty	Andreas Duer, Leonardo Baccini, Princeton University Manfred Elsig, Karolina Milewicz,	"The Politics of Trade Agreement Design: Depth, Scope and Flexibility" (PRESENTATION)
	Vilas	Nathan Jensen, Washington University Dimitar Georguiev, Edmund Malesky, University of California, San Diego	"Rent(s) Asunder: Sectoral Rent Extraction Possibilities and Bribery by Multi-National Corporations" (PRESENTATION)
	LaFollette	Daniela Donno, University of Pittsburgh	"Legalization and Leverage: How Foreign Aid Conditions the Effect of Human Rights Commitments" (PRESENTATION)

9:30-10:00	Doty	Michael Bechtel, ETH Zurich Thomas Sattler, London School of Economics	"What is Litigation in the WTO Worth?" (PRESENTATION)
	Vilas	Boliang Zhu, Columbia University	"Individual Skill Endowments and Attitudes toward High/Low-Skill Intensive FDI: Evidence from a Survey Experiment"
	LaFollette	Christopher Kilby, Villanova University	"The Political Economy of Project Preparation: An Empirical Analysis of World Bank Projects" (PRESENTATION)

10:00-10:30	Doty	Judith Goldstein, Stanford University Robert Gulotty, Stanford University	"America and Trade Liberalization: A Revisionist Account" (PRESENTATION)
	Vilas	Pablo M. Pinto, Columbia University Santiago M. Pinto, West Virginia University Nicolas E. Stier-Moses, Columbia University	"Regulating Foreign Investment: A Study of the Properties of Bilateral Investment Regimes" (PRESENTATION)
	LaFollette	Sarah Brooks, Ohio State University Marcus Kurtz, Ohio State University	"Oil, Democracy and Diffusion: Endogenous Natural Resources and the Political 'Resource Curse'" (PRESENTATION)

10:30-10:50		Break

10:50-11:20	Doty	Stephanie Rickard, London School of Economics	"International Negotiations in the Shadow of National Elections" (PRESENTATION)
	Vilas	Nita Rudra, University of Pittsburgh Siddharth Joshi, Texas A&M	"Good for the Goose, Bad for the Flock? FDI in Developing Countries" (PRESENTATION)
	LaFollette	Cullen Hendrix, College of William & Mary	"Democracy and Policy Responses to the 2007-08 Food Crisis in Developing Countries" (PRESENTATION)

11:20-11:50	Doty	Lucy Goodhart, Columbia University	"Aiding the Failing: Explaining Bias in Trade Policy" (PRESENTATION)
	Vilas	Erica Owen, Texas A&M	"The Impact of the Organization of Labor on Barriers to Trade and Foreign Direct Investment" (PRESENTATION)
	LaFollette	Andreas Fuchs, University of Goettingen Axel Dreher, University of Goettingen	"Rogue Aid? The Determinants of China's Aid Allocation" (PRESENTATION)
11:50-12:20	Doty	Yotam Margalit, Columbia University Michael Hiscox, Harvard University Jens Hainmueller, Massachusetts Institute of Technology	"Do Concerns About Labor Market Competition Shape Attitudes Toward Immigration? New Evidence" (PRESENTATION)
	Vilas	Srividya Jandhyala, George Washington University Robert Weiner, George Washington University	"Do international investment agreements protect investment? Micro Level Evidence" (PRESENTATION)
	LaFollette	Desha Girod, Georgetown University Jennifer Tobin, Georgetown University	"Take the Money and Run: The Determinants of Compliance with Aid Agreements" (PRESENTATION)

12:20-1:20		Lunch Break

PM Chairs	Doty	Ken Scheve
	Vilas	David Leblang
	LaFollette	David Stasavage

1:20-1:50	Doty	Wen-Chin Wu,	"When Dictators Decide to Open the Trade Regime? Inequality and Trade Openness in Authoritarian Countries" (PRESENTATION)
	Vilas	Christina Schneider, University of California, San Diego Cesi Cruz	"The (Unintended) Electoral Effects of Multilateral Aid Projects in the Philippines" (PRESENTATION)
	LaFollette

1:50-2:20	Doty	Allison Sovey, Yale University	"States Held Hostage: Political Hold Up Problems in International Politics" (PRESENTATION)
	Vilas	Jorge Bravo, Rutgers University	"Credit where credit is due? Remittances, economic assessments and presidential approval in Latin America" (PRESENTATION)
	LaFollette	Andy Baker, University of Colorado Jennifer Fitzgerald, University of Colorado	"Racial Prejudice and Paternalism in Mass Support for Foreign Aid" (PRESENTATION)

2:20-2:50	Doty	Megumi Naoi, University of California, San Diego	"Loser's Paradox: A Legislator Survey Experiment on Why Losers Ultimately Win Protection" (PRESENTATION)
	Vilas	Sonal Pandya, University of Virginia David Leblang University of Virginia	"Deal or No Deal: The Rise of International Venture Capital Investment"
	LaFollette	Daniel Tirone, University of Pittsburgh	"Donor Accountability and NGO Performance" (PRESENTATION)

2:50-3:10		Break

3:10-3:40	Doty	Tim Buthe, Duke University Anu Bradford, University of Chicago School of Law	"New Non-Tariff Barriers to Trade? The Law and Politics of Antitrust in an Open Economy"
	Vilas	Margaret Peters, Stanford University	"Open Trade, Closed Borders: Immigration Policy in the Era of Globalization" (PRESENTATION)
	LaFollette	Elena McLean, Texas A&M	"Multilateral Aid and Domestic Economic Interests" (PRESENTATION)

3:40-4:10	Doty	Daniel Kono, University of California at Davis Wilfred Chow, University of California at Davis	"Trade Politics in Authoritarian Regimes" (PRESENTATION)
	Vilas	Mariana Medina, Washington University	"Immigration in hard times: Globalization in domestic politics" (PRESENTATION)
	LaFollette	Rikhil Bhavnani, Stanford University Saumitra Jha, Stanford University	"How the Great Depression Helped Cause Decolonization: Evidence from India's Independence Struggle"

4:10-4:40	Doty	Johannes Urpelainen, Columbia University Leonardo Baccini, Princeton University Paul Poast, University of Michigan	"The Return of Hegemonic Theory: Dominant States and the Origins of International Cooperation" (PRESENTATION)
	Vilas	Trevor Johnston, University of Michigan	"Voice after Exit: Remittances, Migration and Distributive Spending Across Regimes" (PRESENTATION)
	LaFollette	Moonhawk Kim, University of Colorado	"Governance and Globalization: Trade Agreements and Trade Outcomes" (PRESENTATION)
4:45-6:15	Plenary Session: Madison Club 1st Floor Roosevelt	Lisa Martin, University of Wisconsin	Chair
		Jeffry Frieden, Harvard University David Lake, University of California, San Diego Michael Nicholson, University of California, San Diego Aditya Ranganath, University of California, San Diego	"Crisis Politics: The Effect of Relative Prices and Uncertainty on Political Change" (PRESENTATION)
		Peter Katzenstein, Cornell University Steven Nelson, Northwestern University	"Worlds in Collision: Uncertainty and Risk in Hard Times"
		Steven Durlauf, University of Wisconsin	Discussant
		Barry Burden, University of California, San Diego	Discussant

6:30-		Reception and Dinner

Saturday, November 12


8:00-8:30		Breakfast

AM Chairs	Doty	Ken Scheve
	Vilas	David Stasavage
	LaFollette	Nita Rudra

8:30-9:00	Doty	Cameron Thies, University of Iowa Timothy Peterson, Oklahoma State University	"Intra-industry Trade, Veto Players, and the Formation of Preferential Trade Agreements" (PRESENTATION)
	Vilas	Layna Mosley, University of North Carolina	"The Politics of Debt Management" (PRESENTATION)
	LaFollette	Robert Gulotty, Stanford University	"Political Fragmentation: Issue Specialization in International Economic Agreements" (PRESENTATION)

9:00-9:30	Doty	Michael Plouffe, University of California, San Diego	"The New Political Economy of Trade: Heterogeneous Firms and Trade Policy" (PRESENTATION)
	Vilas	Jonas Bunte, University of Minnesota	"Why does the severity of the Dutch Disease vary across countries?" (PRESENTATION)
	LaFollette	Vally Koubi, ETH Zurich Lena Schaffer, ETH Zurich Gabriele Spilker, ETH Zurich	"Environmental Degradation and Migration" (PRESENTATION)
9:30-10:00	Doty	Erik Voeten, Georgetown University Michael Ross, University of California, Los Angeles	"Unbalanced Globalization in the Oil-Producing States" (PRESENTATION)
	Vilas	Thomas Pepinsky, Cornell University	"Political Institutions and Flights to Liquidity" (PRESENTATION)
	LaFollette	Despina Alexiadou, University of Pittsburgh	"Ministers and parties in a global economy" (PRESENTATION)

10:00-10:15		Break

10:15-10:45	Doty	Michael Aklin, New York University	"Trade, Development and the Environment: The Diffusion of Pollution" (PRESENTATION)
	Vilas	Stephen Chaudoin, Princeton University	"Beyond Tripwires and Fire Alarms: Domestic Audiences and the Strategic Use of Legalized Dispute Settlement" (PRESENTATION)
	LaFollette	Rosella Cappella, University of Pennsylvania	"The Political and Economic Determinates of War Finance" (PRESENTATION)
10:45-11:15	Doty	Juerg Vollenweider, ETH Zurich	"The Effectiveness of International Envrironmental Regimes" (PRESENTATION)
	Vilas	Phillip Lipscy, Stanford University	"Democracy and Financial Crisis" (PRESENTATION)
	LaFollette	Stephen Kaplan, George Washington University	"Economic Crises and Austerity Politics" (PRESENTATION)
11:15-11:45	Doty	Alexander Thompson, Ohio State University	"Offsetting Benefits: The Limits of Legalization in Climate Finance" (PRESENTATION)
	Vilas	William Bernhard, University of Illinois David Leblang, University of Virginia	"Blame it on the Benjamin: U.S. Monetary Policy, Global Food Prices, and the Onset of Civil Conflict" (PRESENTATION)
	LaFollette	Timothy Hellwig, Indiana University	"Globalization and Issue Voting in Postindustrial Democracies" (PRESENTATION)

11:45-12:15	Doty	Francisco Flores-Macias, Wharton School Llewelyn Hughes, George Washington University	"Drill, Baby, Drill! The Correlates of Energy Independence Policy in the United States" (PRESENTATION)
	Vilas	Daniel McDowell, University of Virginia	"Rescue Me! U.S. International Financial Bailouts, 1984-2005" (PRESENTATION)
	LaFollette	Andrew Walter, London School of Economics Jeffrey Chwieroth, London School of Economics	"The political consequences of banking crises: institutions, societal expectations, and distribution" (PRESENTATION)

12:15-1:15		Break/Lunch

PM Chairs	Doty	Judy Goldstein
	Vilas	Lisa Martin
	LaFollette	David Lake

1:15-1:45	Doty	Meredith Wilf, Princeton University Christina Davis, Princeton University	"Joining the Club: Accession to the GATT/WTO" (PRESENTATION)
	Vilas	David Singer, Massachussets Institute of Technology Mark Copelovitch, University of Wisconsin	"Financial Levees: Regulation, Market Structure, and Banking Crises around the World" (PRESENTATION)
	LaFollette	Martin Gassebner, ETH Zurich Axel Dreher, University of Goettingen Simon Luechinger,	"Sticks and Carrots in International Terrorism: The Role of Sanctions in Fighting Terror" (PRESENTATION)
1:45-2:15	Doty	JP Singh, Georgetown University	"Issue Structures and Deliberative Contexts: Is the WTO More Participatory than UNESCO" (PRESENTATION)
	Vilas	Jan-Egbert Sturm, ETH Zurich Richard Jong-a-Pin, Jakob de Haan,	"The Political Pressure on First Releases of OECD Deficit Statistics"
	LaFollette	Jeremy Wallace, Ohio State University	"Authoritarian Information Problems:Data Manipulation in China" (PRESENTATION)

2:15-2:45	Doty	Krzysztof Pelc, McGill University Leslie Johns, University of California, Los Angeles	"On the Strategic Manipulation of Audiences in WTO Dispute Settlement" (PRESENTATION)
	Vilas	David Steinberg, University of Oregon	"The Conditional Effect of Interest Groups on Undervalued Exchange Rates" (PRESENTATION)
	LaFollette	Stefanie Walter, University of Heidelberg Ruth Beckmann, University of Heidelberg Philipp Trein, University of Heidelberg	"Global Economic Crisis, domestic anti-crisis policies, and voting in the German federal elections 2009" (PRESENTATION)

2:45-3:00		Break

3:00-3:30	Doty	John Ahlquist, Florida State University Amanda Clayton, University of Washington Margaret Levi, University of Washington Jon Agnone,	"Unionization and Workers'Attitudes toward International Trade: the ILWU puzzle" (PRESENTATION)
	Vilas	Baran Han, KIEP	"Theory of Triadic Sanctions" (PRESENTATION)
	LaFollette	Matthew Shaffer, University of South Carolina	"Economic Agreements and the Substitutability of Coercive Policies" (PRESENTATION)

3:30-4:00	Doty	Erik Gartzke, University of California, San Diego	"Global Trade and Interstate Conflict: The Indirect Origins of Interstate Peace"
	Vilas	Ben Ansell, University of Minnesota	"The Political Economy of Ownership: Housing Markets and the Welfare State" (PRESENTATION)
	LaFollette	Felicity Vabulas, University of Chicago Duncan Snidal, Oxford University	"Informal Intergovernmental Organizations (IIGOs)" (PRESENTATION)

4:00-4:30	Doty	Soo Yeon Kim, National University of Singapore	"Negotiating the Nexus: Production Networks, Sovereignty Costs, and Behind-the-Border Commitments in Regional Trade Agreements" (PRESENTATION)
	Vilas	Randall Stone, University of Rochester Terry Chapman, University of Texas Songying Fang, Rice University	"Driving or Spooking the Herd? The Conditional IMF Catalytic Eect" (PRESENTATION)
	LaFollette	Margaret Peters, Stanford University	"Immigration and International Law" (PRESENTATION)

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