Division 11: Comparative Politics

Climate Violence Measurement - Chika Doreen Kenneth, University of California, Merced; Andrew Shaver, University of California, Merced

Turnout and Legitimacy in Referendums in a Deeply-Divided Society - Andrew Kirkpatrick, Christopher Newport University; Donald Michael Beaudette, Oxford College of Emory University

Incidental Perceptions Shape Strategies for Responding to Violence - Aidan Milliff, Florida State University

Assessing the Potential of Off-the-Shelf AI/ML for Autonomous Protest Coding - Andy Buschmann, University of Michigan

Cultural Origins and Possible Prospects of China’s Official Propaganda Overseas - Shuli Zhang, University of Pittsburgh

Does Local Responsiveness Have Transformative Potential in Backsliding Cases? - Seyma Koc, Sabanci University

Ideological Extremes and Populist Attitudes - Yujin Julia Jung, Mount St. Mary's University; Eduardo Ryo Tamaki, German Institute for Global and Area Studies (GIGA)

Navigating Democracy: Assessing Impeachment Attitudes in Brazil - Flavia Batista da Silva, University of Maryland, College Park

Are Voters Aware of the Election Pledges Parties Make? - Mathias Bukh Vestergaard, Aarhus Universitet; Carsten Jensen, Aarhus University

A Comparative Study of China and Russia’s Cyber Sovereignty - Grace X. Yang, Freie Universität Berlin

Political Economy of Sanctions in Iran’s Resistance Economy - Niloofar Adnani, Johns Hopkins SAIS

Unveiling Civil-Military Issues: Introducing Civil-Military Crises Dataset - Mustafa Kirisci, Moravian University; Ibrahim Kocaman, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University

Susan Whiting University of Washington

Graeme Robertson University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill