Division 44: Democracy and Autocracy

Authoritarianism as Cooperation: Theory and Evidence from across the Globe - Ziqi Lu, Harvard University

Data Demobilized: Data Bifurcation and the Knowledge Economy in Hybrid Regimes - Hui-Yuan Neo, Cornell University

Denunciations as Tool of State Control in Hybrid Regimes: Evidence from Turkey - Emine Ay, Dublin City University

Elite Reconciliation and Democratization through Strength in 1998 Indonesia - Tyler Rongxuan Chen, University of Michigan

Forecasting Regime Breakdown - Vilde Lunnan Djuve, University of Oslo; David Randahl, Department of Peace and Conflict Research, Uppsala University; Carl Henrik Knutsen, Department of Political Science, University of Oslo

Regime Institutionalization & Public Goods Provision in Autocracies - Trung-Anh Nguyen, Duke University

Social Norms and Democratic Erosion in Democracies - Sama Mamdouh, New Giza university

Spatial Dynamics of Election Fraud in Autocracies: Evidence from Cambodia - Max Grömping, Griffith University

Towards Personalistic Rule: Evidence from Textbooks in China - Rosemary Pang, University of Massachusetts Amherst; Erico Yu, University of Massachusetts Amherst

Blame Shifting under Military Rule - Hood Ahmed, University of Michigan

Tongtong Zhang American University

Brett Logan Carter University of Southern California

Woojeong Jang University of Groningen

Tongtong Zhang American University