In Event: Poster Session: Public Policy & Society, Extremism, and Democratic Backsliding

Division 19: International Security 

Do Scandals Affect Support for the Armed Forces? A Canadian Test - Charlotte Duval-Lantoine, Canadian Global Affairs Institute; Stephen M. Saideman, Carleton University; Jean-Christophe Boucher, University of Calgary

Rational Defeat: How Leaders Benefit from Poor Battlefield Performance - Xiao Han, Shanghai University

The Logic of Naming and Shaming in Civil Conflicts - Yasutaka Tominaga, Hosei University; Chia-yi Lee, National Chengchi University; Nazli Avdan, University of Kansas

When Do Diplomatic Protests Succeed? Political Information and No Rally Effect - Koji Kagotani, Chuo University; Jiyoung Ko, Korea University; Wen-Chin Wu, Academia Sinica

Inspiring Terror: How Right-Wing Extremist Ideas and Violence Reproduce - Farah Rasmi, The Geneva Graduate Institute

Geopolitics and Democracy Promotion: External Factors in Democratic Backsliding - Muhammad Mustahsin Adnan, BRAC; Umme Salma Tarin, University of Delaware

Leveraging Trust: The Impact of Veterans as Poll Workers on Electoral Confidence - Nicole Kliewer, Carnegie Mellon University

Partisan Media Reporting on International Affairs - Andrew Shaver, University of California, Merced; Leonardo Dantas, Princeton University; Amarpreet Kaur

Stephen Michael Grenier Johns Hopkins University

Stephen Michael Grenier Johns Hopkins University