IPES 2007 Final Program

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Friday, November 9
Arrillaga Alumni Conference Center

CHAIRS	Room 1 Room 2 Room 3	Helen Milner Jeff Frieden Judith Goldstein
9:00am	Room 1	David Leblang University of Colorado	Diaspora Bonds and Cross-Border Capital: The Political Economy of International Migration (paper)
	Room 2	Jeffrey Stacey Tulane University	Creative Destruction? After the Crisis: Neoliberal Remodeling in East Asia (paper)
	Room 3	David Bearce University of Pittsburgh Daniel Tirone University of Pittsburgh	Foreign Aid, Recipient Growth, and the Strategic Goals of Donor Governments
9:30am	Room 1	Maureen Eger University of Washington	Do Institutions Matter? Ethnic Heterogeneity and the Limits of Altruism
	Room 2	Jacob Allen University of California, San Diego	The Political Economy of Remittances: Institutions and Investment, Patronage and Public Goods
	Room 3	Vineeta Yadav Princeton University	Institutional design, lobbying behaviour and policy outcomes: Evidence from Brazil and India
10:00am	Room 1	Marc Muendler Naercio Aquino Menezes Filh UCSD	Labor Reallocation in Response to Trade Reform (paper)
	Room 2	Henrik Enderlein Duke / Hertie School of Governance	Banking alone: Explaining the decline in international monetary coordination
	Room 3	Shanker Satyanath Daniel Berger William Easterly New York University	The Institutional Consequences of Cold War Interventions
10:30am	Break
11:00am	Room 1	Xun Cao Princeton University Aseem Prakash University of Washington	Diffusing Quality: A Network Analysis of the Global Diffusion of ISO 9000 Quality Management System (paper)
	Room 2	Patrick Leblond HEC Montreal Sara Hobolt Oxford University	Is My Crown Better than Your Euro? Exchange Rates and Public Opinion on the European Single Currency (paper)
	Room 3	Sarah Bermeo Princeton University	Utility Maximization and Strategic Development: A Model of Foreign Aid Allocation (paper)
11:30am	Room 1	David Singer MIT	Globalization, Migrant Remittances, and Exchange Rate Regimes
	Room 2	Kelly Wurtz University of California, San Diego	Depositing Credibility: Capital Account Liberalization, Dollarization, and Government Credibility
	Room 3	Dustin Tingley Princeton University	Donors and Domestic Politics: Political and Economic Influences on Foreign Aid (paper)
12:00pm	Room 1	Stephanie Rickard Penn State University	Compensating the Losers: Evidence on policy responses to globalization from congressional votes (paper)
	Room 2	Stefanie Walter Axel Dreher ETH Zurich	Does the IMF Help or Hurt? The Effect of IMF programs on the likelihood, severity and outcome of currency crises
	Room 3	Tim Buthe Solomon Major Andre de Mello e Souza Duke University/UC Berkeley	The Allocation of Private Development Aid
12:30pm	Lunch	Arrillaga Alumni Center
CHAIRS	Room 1 Room 2 Room 3	Joanne Gowa Edward Mansfield David Lake
2:00pm	Room 1	Sophie Meunier Princeton University Rawi Abdelal Harvard Business School	The Paradox of Managed Globalization
	Room 2	Michael Tomz Stanford University	Legalization and the Credibility of International Commitments
	Room 3	Catherine Weaver University of Kansas	Mainstreaming - Against the Tide: Norm Entrepreneurship and Strategic Agency in the World Bank's Gender and Anti-Corruption Agendas (paper)
2:30pm	Room 1	Lloyd Gruber London School of Eonomics	The End of Globalization (paper)
	Room 2	Nicole Baerg Emory University	Mind the gap: de jure and de facto exchange rate regimes: pronouncements, expectatons, unemployment and inflation. (paper)
	Room 3	Alastair Smith New York University Bruce Bueno de Mesquita New York University and Hoover Institution	A Political Economy of Aid (paper)
3:00pm	Room 1	Moonhawk Kim University of Colorado at Boulder	Shocks and Contexts: Linking Globalization and Democracy
	Room 2	Pablo Pinto Santiago M. Pinto Columbia University	The Politics of Investment: Partisan Governments, Wages and Employment (paper)
	Room 3	Christopher Kilby Robert K. Fleck Vassar College	The Impact of the Cold War and the War on Terror on the Distribution of US Bilateral Aid (paper)
3:30pm	Break
4:00pm	Room 1	Layna Mosley University of North Carolina	Workers' Rights in Open Economies: Domestic Institutions and Global Production in the Developing World
	Room 2	Silvia Marchesi Axel Dreher James R. Vreeland University of Milano-Bicocca	The politics of IMF Forecast (paper)
	Room 3	Alexander Baturo Dublin City University Julia Gray University of California, Los Angeles	Flatliners: Ideology and Rational Learning in the Diffusion of the Flat Tax (paper)
4:30pm	Room 1	Jude Hays University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign Robert J. Franzese, Jr. University of Michigan	Estimating the Cost of Social Democracy by Regression Discontinuity Analysis of Close Elections
	Room 2	Randall Stone University of Rochester	The Scope of IMF Conditionality (paper)
	Room 3	Johannes Urpelainen University of Michigan	Emissions Reductions as a Two-Level Game with Strategic Voting and Private Information (paper)
5:00pm	Room 1	Nita Rudra Irfan Nooruddin University of Pittsburgh	Social Policy and Economic Openness: Which Way is the Causal Arrow?
	Room 2	Jeffrey Chwieroth London School of Economics	The Silent Revolution: Professional Training and IMF Loans (paper)
	Room 3	Scott Cooper Brigham Young University	Comparing Cooperation in Trade and Money
5:30pm	Room 1	Vally Koubi Thomas Bernauer ETH Zurich	Globalization, Political Institutions and Environmental Quality
	Room 2	Tobias Hofmann Lena M. Schaffer College of William & Mary	Botoxing the Economic Playing Field: Monetary Union and Protection in Europe (paper)
	Room 3	Michael Tierney Daniel Maliniak William and Mary	The IPE Sub-Field within Political Science: What was it? What is it? What's it going to be? (paper)
6:00pm	Reception	Bechtel Conference Center
7:00pm	Dinner	Bechtel Conference Center

Saturday, November 10

9:00am	Room 1
CHAIRS	Room 1 Room 2 Room 3	Helen Milner Jeff Frieden Benjamin Cohen
	Room 2	Paul Vaaler William Bernhard University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign	Political Banking Cycles and Left-Wing Incumbent Elections in Developing Countries
	Room 3	Witold Henisz Srividya Jandhyala Edward Mansfield University of Pennsylvania	Pooling Dyads is a BIT Inappropriat e (paper)
9:30am	Room 1	Daniel Kono University of California at Davis	Market Structure, Domestic Institutions, and Trade Policy
	Room 2	Jan-Egbert Sturm Axel Dreher Jakob de Haan ETH Zurich	When is a Central Bank Governor Fired? Evidence based on a new data set
	Room 3	Detlef Sprinz Christopher Kaan University of Michigan	Designing Effective International Environmental Agreements: Multimethod Results From a Medium-N Dataset
10:00am	Room 1	Thomas Sattler Princeton University	Dispute Initiation in the World Trade Organization
	Room 2	Stephen Weymouth J. Lawrence Broz Jeffry Frieden UCSD	Direct Evidence on Exchange-Rate Policy Preferences from Survey Data (paper)
	Room 3	Nathan Jensen Washington University in St. Louis	Who Pays Taxes? Political institutions and corporate tax differences across firms
10:30am	Break
11:00am	Room 1	Mark Brawley McGill University	Party Platforms, the Tariff and Gold: Understanding the Intersection of Economic Interests in the 1890s (paper)
	Room 2	Daniel Nielson Joshua Loud Brigham Young University	Does Adjustment Lending Work? Policy Reforms in the Wake of Program Lending (paper)
	Room 3	Lisa Martin Harvard	International Institutions: Weak Commitments and Signals
11:30am	Room 1	Romain Wacziarg Enrico Spolaore Stanford University	Trade and Relatedness (paper)
	Room 2	Dennis Quinn Hans-Joachim Voth Georgetown	Free Flows, Limited Diversification: Capital Account Openness and the Fall and Rise of Stock Market Correlations, 1890-2001
	Room 3	Vera Troeger University of Essex	Opportunistic Policy Making under Domestic Constraints and International Pressures (paper)
12:00pm	Room 1	Lucy Goodhart Columbia University	Districts and Tariffs: Electoral Geography and Economic Structure as Determinants of Trade Policy (paper)
	Room 2	Angela O'Mahony Susan Hyde University of British Columbia	International Scrutiny and Electoral Manipulation (paper)
	Room 3	Philip Cerny Rutgers University, Newark	Multi-Nodal Politics: Putting the Political Back Into IPE (paper)
12:30pm	Lunch	Arrillaga Alumni Center
CHAIRS	Room 1 Room 2 Room 3	Joanne Gowa Edward Mansfield David Baldwin
1:30pm	Room 1	Soo-Yeon Kim Scott Kastner University of Maryland	Why the Move toward Bilateral Free Trade Agreements in the Asia-Pacific? (paper)
	Room 2	Yoram Haftel University of Illinois, Chicago	The Effects of U.S. BITs on FDI Inflows to Developing Countries: Signaling or Credible Commitment? (paper)
	Room 3	Lakshmi Iyer Anandi Mani Harvard Business School	Traveling Agents: Political Change and Bureaucratic Turnover in India
2:00pm	Room 1	Mark Copelovitch University of Wisconsin Madison Jon C. Pevehouse University of Chicago	Choose Your Weapon: Trade Policy, Exchange Rates, and the Politics of Protection
	Room 2	Erica Gould Johns Hopkins University	When Does Voting Really Matter? Towards a Taxonomy of IO Voting Rules (paper)
	Room 3	David Stasavage NYU	The Origins of Political Representation and the Problem of Public Credit in Europe, 1250-1750
2:30pm	Room 1	Megumi Naoi University of California, San Diego	Public versus Private Enforcement of Trade Agreements: Evidence from China's Trade with the U.S., Japan and South Korea (paper)
	Room 2	Clint Peinhardt University of Texas, Dallas Todd Allee University of Illinois Urbana Champaign	The Effects of International Investment Arbitration on Foreign Direct Investment
	Room 3	Darren Hawkins Jay Goodliffe Brigham Young University	Dependence Networks and the Diffusion of Democracy
3:00pm	Break
3:30pm	Room 1	Mark Manger McGill University	Plugged into the Network? A longitudinal social network analysis of PTA formation
	Room 2	Heiner Schulz University of Pennsylvania	Foreign Direct Investment and Political Institutions: Does the Sector Matter? (paper)
	Room 3	Mark Kayser University of Rochester	Partisan Waves: International Sources of Electoral Choice (paper)
4:00pm	Room 1	Christina Davis Princeton University	The Politics of Opening Markets: A comparison of bilateral and multilateral trade negotiation strategies
	Room 2	Sonal Pandya Harvard University	Just-In-Time Production: Sources of Temporal Variation in Foreign Direct Investment Regulation
	Room 3	B. Peter Rosendorff James R. Vreeland New York University	Majoritarianism and Transparency