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Program at a Glance


Thursday March 12, 2026
1:00 PM - 6:30 PM
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
4:15 PM - 5:45 PM
5:45 PM - 7:15 PM
7:15 PM - 11:59 PM
Friday March 13, 2026
7:00 AM - 5:00 PM
7:00 AM - 8:00 AM
8:00 AM - 9:30 AM
9:30 AM - 10:00 AM
10:00 AM - 11:20 AM
11:20 AM - 12:50 PM
1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
2:30 PM - 2:40 PM
2:40 PM - 4:10 PM
4:10 PM - 4:20 PM
4:20 PM - 5:50 PM
5:50 PM - 11:59 PM
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Saturday March 14, 2026
7:00 AM - 5:00 PM
7:00 AM - 8:00 AM
8:00 AM - 9:30 AM
9:30 AM - 10:00 AM
10:00 AM - 11:20 AM
11:20 AM - 11:30 AM
11:30 AM - 12:50 PM
12:50 PM - 2:30 PM
2:30 PM - 2:40 PM
2:40 PM - 4:10 PM
4:10 PM - 4:20 PM
4:20 PM - 5:50 PM
5:50 PM - 7:20 PM
7:15 PM - 11:59 PM






PCS Program

1. Registration & Badge Pickup
Thursday | 1:00 pm-6:30 pm | Registration Desk
2. Executive Committee Meeting
Thursday | 2:00 pm-3:00 pm | Travis
3. Plenary Session 1: Legitimacy in the Age of AI: Models and Measurement
Thursday | 4:15 pm-5:45 pm | Salon C

Chair: John Aldrich, Duke University

Panelists:
  • John Patty, Emory University;
  • Elizabeth Maggie Penn, Emory University;
4. Welcome Cocktail Reception
Thursday | 5:45 pm-7:15 pm | River Terrace & Patio
5. Dinner on Own
Thursday | 7:15 pm-11:59 pm | San Antonio Riverwalk
7. Registration & Badge Pickup
Friday | 7:00 am-5:00 pm | Registration Desk
6. Gather: Coffee, Tea, and Small Bites
Friday | 7:00 am-8:00 am | Salon D
8. Developing Scholars -- International Public Policy and Public Choice
Friday | 8:00 am-9:30 am | Bowie

Organizer: Ryan Yonk, American Institute for Economic Research
Chair: Jedediah Pida-Reese, Creighton University
  • Remembering and Forgetting Past Atrocities: Institutional Memory and the Politics of Remembrance in India Shey Desai, Arizona State University
  • Implications of Sino-Indian Rivalry in India -Bangladesh Watercourse Sharing: A geopolitical perspective Tushrat Asha, Truman State University
  • Water Extraction and Corporate Accountability: Health Consequences of Privatizing a Human Right Victoria Agnentchoue, University of Texas at Dallas
9. The Logic of Rent-Seeking: Behavior, Barriers & Intervention
Friday | 8:00 am-9:30 am | Milam

Chair: Donghyuk Kim, Iowa State University
  • Proactive or reactive: Conflict-reducing timing of third-party intervention in a rent-seeking contest Ryota Tsuchiya, The University of Tokyo
  • Probability Weighting and Heterogeneity in Contests Zhe Yang, Wofford College
  • Removing Unnecessary Licensing Barriers of Building Trades for the Next Generation of Home Builders Kyle John Sweetland, Pacific Legal Foundation; and Caitlin Styrsky, Pacific Legal Foundation
  • The Cost and Benefit of Rent-Seeking: Evidence from Texas Electric Vehicle Markets Donghyuk Kim, Iowa State University; and Shin-Ru Yang, Iowa State University
Discussants:
  • Kyle John Sweetland, Pacific Legal Foundation
  • Donghyuk Kim, Iowa State University
  • Ryota Tsuchiya, The University of Tokyo
  • Zhe Yang, Wofford College
10. Historical Political Economy
Friday | 8:00 am-9:30 am | Riverview

Organizer: Thomas Stratmann, George Mason University
Chair: Alexander Taylor, University of Evansville
  • The Political Economy of Dynastic Competition in Prince-Bishop Elections Paul Lowood, Texas Tech University
  • The King’s French: The Political Economy of Language Alexander Taylor, University of Evansville; and Jacob Hall, Ohio State University
  • The Heterogeneous Effects of Historical Mission Exposure and Indigenous Development Patrick Fitzsimmons, University of Pennsylvania
Discussants:
  • Alexander Taylor, University of Evansville
  • Paul Lowood, Texas Tech University
  • Patrick Fitzsimmons, University of Pennsylvania
11. Layers of Leviathan: Incentives & Accountability in Subnational Government
Friday | 8:00 am-9:30 am | Salon A

Chair: Dmitriy Vorobyev, Prigo University
  • Municipal Bankruptcy and Cost of Debt Anand Jha, Wayne State University; Chandan Jha, Le Moyne College; and Swarup Joshi, Independent Researcher
  • Tax Autonomy, Accountability, and Cost Efficiency: evidence from US school districts Laiyang Ke, University of North Texas; and Jorge Martinez-Vazquez, Georgia State University
  • Who Is to Blame (or Praise)? Perceived Service Quality and Responsibility in Multilevel Government Dmitriy Vorobyev, Prigo University; Roberto Zotti, University of Turin; Pierluigi Conzo, University of Turin; Tommasso Capezzone, University of Turin; and Willem Sas, Hasselt University
Discussants:
  • Dmitriy Vorobyev, Prigo University
  • Chandan Jha, Le Moyne College
  • Laiyang Ke, University of North Texas
12. Roundtable on Fiscal and Monetary Policy
Friday | 8:00 am-9:30 am | Salon B

Organizer: Edward Lopez, Western Carolina University
Chair: Edward Lopez, Western Carolina University
  • When the Trust Funds Run Dry: The Price Level May Do the Adjusting If Congress Doesn’t Veronique de Rugy, George Mason University
  • Monetary Policy Robustness under Fiscal Stress James Dean, Western Carolina University
  • Money and the Rule of Law Alexander Salter, Texas Tech University
  • Collusion in a Crisis: Monetary-Fiscal Coordination and the Fiscal Theory of the Price Level in the COVID-19 Era Jeremy Horpedahl, University of Central Arkansas

Panelists:
  • Veronique de Rugy, George Mason University;
  • James Dean, Western Carolina University;
  • Alexander Salter, Texas Tech University;
  • Jeremy Horpedahl, University of Central Arkansas;
13. Foundations of Liberty: Rules, Exchange & Constitutional Choice
Friday | 8:00 am-9:30 am | Salon C

Chair: Roger Congleton, West Virginia University
  • Constitutional Exchange in Illiberal Settings: How Liberal Democracies May Unravel Roger Congleton, West Virginia University
  • On exchange Hartmut Kliemt, Justus Liebig University; and Geoffrey Brennan, The Great Library Above
  • The Calculus of Consent and Political Philosophy: Brian Barry’s Intuitionist Critique Giacomo Brioni, University of Pisa
  • The Impact of Tullock’s Vote Motive Hobart Paper Number 9 and 33 Gordon Brady, Virginia Polytechnic Institute And State University
Discussants:
  • Giacomo Brioni, University of Pisa
  • Gabriel Benzecry, Northwood University
  • Roger Congleton, West Virginia University
  • Hartmut Kliemt, Justus Liebig University
  • Gordon Brady, Virginia Polytechnic Institute And State University
14. Public Choice in Latin America
Friday | 8:00 am-9:30 am | Salon E

Organizers: JP Bastos, Texas Tech University; Nicolas Cachanosky, University of Texas, El Paso;
Chair: JP Bastos, Texas Tech University
  • We the People! What People? Conflict and Secession in Post-Independence Spanish America Daniel Sanchez Pinol, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga
  • Getting a Seat at the Table: The Impact of the 2014 Lobbying Reform in Chile on Local Development Adam Swisher, Texas Tech University
  • Populism by the Numbers: Constructing an Index of Populist Rhetoric in 21st-Century Latin America André Pyles Siqueira, Mackenzie Presbyterian University; and Vladimir Maciel, Mackenzie Presbyterian University
15. Counting Consent: Rules, Reform & Thresholds of Divergence
Friday | 8:00 am-9:30 am | Salon F

Chair: John Aldrich, Duke University
  • Disruptive Secession or Novel Constitution: the Decline of (Hard) Forking on Cryptocurrency Networks Eric Alston, University of Colorado
  • Primaries, Caucuses, and Momentum: Theory and Evidence from 48 years of Presidential Nomination Campaigns John Aldrich, Duke University; James Granato, University of Houston; Arvind Krishnamurthy, Ohio State University; M.C. Sunny Wong, University of Houston; and Phuong Pham, University of Rochester
  • Congress in One and Two Dimensions William Bianco, Indiana University; and John Aldrich, Duke University
  • Missing Consensus: Failure to Seize the Constitutional Moment(s) in Chile Nathanael Baugus, Duke University
Discussants:
  • John Aldrich, Duke University
  • Eric Alston, University of Colorado
  • William Bianco, Indiana University
  • Nathanael Baugus, Duke University
16. Estimating parameters of voting systems
Friday | 8:00 am-9:30 am | Travis

Organizer: Marek Kaminski, UC Irvine
Chair: Marek Kaminski, UC Irvine
  • Is Brazil Politically Polarized? Assessing the Form of Dissent in Preferences over Candidates Marcelo Maciel, University of California, Irvine
  • When Size Wins: Measuring Geographical Balance under Proportional Representation Dušan Vučićević, University of Belgrade; and Dejan Bursać, University of Belgrade
  • Using a Spatial Model to Estimate Frequencies of Cycles Nicolaus Tideman, Virginia Polytechnic Institute And State University
17. The Political Economy of Populism
Friday | 8:00 am-9:30 am | Valero

Organizer: Niclas Berggren, Research Institute of Industrial Economics
Chair: Christian Bjørnskov, Aarhus University
  • Incongruent Values and Populist Voting Niclas Berggren, Research Institute of Industrial Economics; and Christian Bjørnskov, Aarhus University
  • Fighting Populism by Rethinking Welfare Nils Karlson, The Ratio Institute
  • Tracking Populism in Parliamentary Discourse: A Text Mining Analysis of Speeches from the Polish Parliament Jacek Lewkowicz, University of Warsaw; Jan Fałkowski, University of Warsaw; and Eliza Hałatek, University of Warsaw
  • Three Responses to Cronyism: Populism, Anarcho Capitalism, and Classical Liberalism in Javier Milei’s Argentina Nils Hesse, Die Dezentrale
Discussants:
  • Niclas Berggren, Research Institute of Industrial Economics
  • Nils Hesse, Die Dezentrale
  • Nils Karlson, The Ratio Institute
  • Jacek Lewkowicz, University of Warsaw
18. Coffee Break
Friday | 9:30 am-10:00 am | Salon D
19. Plenary Session 2: On Exchange
Friday | 10:00 am-11:20 am | Salon C

Chair: John Aldrich, Duke University

Panelist:
  • Hartmut Kliemt, Justus Liebig University
20. Southeastern Centers Meetup - Invitation Required
Friday | 11:20 am-12:50 pm | Bonham
21. IHS Graduate Student Luncheon - Invitation Required
Friday | 11:20 am-12:50 pm | Salon A
22. Institutions and Culture
Friday | 1:00 pm-2:30 pm | Bowie

Organizer: Niclas Berggren, Research Institute of Industrial Economics
Chair: Niclas Berggren, Research Institute of Industrial Economics
  • Beyond Policy Nihilism: Does the Impact of Economic Policy Depend on Culture? Lewis Davis, Union College; and Yang Jiao, Texas A&M University - Texarkana
  • Hayek’s Twofold Contribution to Law and Economics Daniel Nientiedt, Walter Eucken Institut
  • Disentangling Individualism and Economic Freedom Claudia Kramer, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga; and Lewis Davis, Union College
  • How Do People Reason about Constitutional Violations? Katarzyna Metelska-Szaniawska, University of Warsaw; and Jaroslaw Kantorowicz, Leiden University
Discussants:
  • Katarzyna Metelska-Szaniawska, University of Warsaw
  • Lewis Davis, Union College
  • Claudia Kramer, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga
  • Daniel Nientiedt, Walter Eucken Institut
23. Institutions, Social Capital, and Political Economy
Friday | 1:00 pm-2:30 pm | Milam

Organizer: Gary Wagner, University of Louisiana at Lafayette
Chair: Jamie Bologna Pavlik, Texas Tech University
  • Religiosity and Development: The Causal Effect of Church Membership on Income James Horton, Methodist University; and Jamie Bologna Pavlik, Texas Tech University
  • Does Social Trust Amplify Knowledge Transfers? Evidence from Inventor Networks Gary Wagner, University of Louisiana at Lafayette; and Christian Bjørnskov, Aarhus University
  • Did the Syrian Refugee Crisis Destroy European Economic Freedom? Leonel Regalado Cardoso, Texas Tech Uinversity; and Benjamin Powell, Texas Tech University
  • Populism and the Strategic Allocation of Entrepreneurial Effort Daniel Bennett, University of Louisville; and Christopher Boudreaux, Florida Atlantic University
24. AI, Discretion & Administrative Failure
Friday | 1:00 pm-2:30 pm | Riverview

Chair: Mark Crain, Lafayette College
  • Discretionary Procurement Flexibilization, Efficiency, and Rent-Seeking: Evidence from Chile During COVID-19 Edgar Castro Mendez, s Monterrey Institute of Technology and Higher Education; Anastasiya Yarygina, Inter-American Development Bank; and Matias Villalba Ortega, Inter-American Development Bank
  • Stop the Squawk: Incentives, Legibility, and the Efficiency Gap in Public AI Ryan Quandt, Cicero Institute; and Elena Gonzalez, Cicero Institute
  • Reclaiming the Regulatory Commons: A Property Rights Perspective on Administrative Design Mark Crain, Lafayette College
Discussants:
  • Ryan Quandt, Cicero Institute
  • Mark Crain, Lafayette College
  • Edgar Castro Mendez, s Monterrey Institute of Technology and Higher Education
25. Georgism, Land Value Taxation, and Public Choice
Friday | 1:00 pm-2:30 pm | Salon B

Organizer: John Meadowcroft, King`s College London
Chair: John Meadowcroft, King`s College London
  • Why the Unimproved Rental Value of Improved Land Can Be Assessed Appropriately Nicolaus Tideman, Virginia Polytechnic Institute And State University
  • Epistemic Georgism Otto Lehto, New York University
  • Developers Can Solve the Housing Crisis Paul Forrester, Wharton School of Business, University of Pennsylvania
  • Economic Democracy: A Left-Libertarian Perspective Martin Jacobson, Virginia Tech
26. Humanomics and Artificial Intelligence
Friday | 1:00 pm-2:30 pm | Salon C

Organizer: Ryan Yonk, American Institute for Economic Research
Chair: Ravi Roy, Southern Utah University
  • Decentralized Markets as a Parallel Distributed Processing (PDP) System Ravi Roy, Southern Utah University; and Art Denzau, Retired
  • Humanomics, AI, Systems Thinking, and a Novel and Necessary Approach to Decision-Making from Dante’s 14th Century Alexander Schmid, Louisiana State University
  • The confluence of humanomics and neuroeconomics on economic cooperation Ryan Yonk, American Institute for Economic Research; Ravi Roy, Southern Utah University; and Mostafa Deldoost, University of Warsaw
27. Bureaucratic Experts & the Logic of Administrative Power
Friday | 1:00 pm-2:30 pm | Salon E

Chair: Jon Murphy, Nicholls State University
  • Entrepreneurs in Bureaucracy: Testing the Limits of Market Logic in Government Peter Calcagno, College of Charleston; and Mikayla Novak, Mercatus Center
  • Sterilization Laws, Eugenics, and the Rise of US State Asylums in the 19th Century Vincent Geloso, George Mason University; and Ray March, Angelo State University
  • The Budget-Maximizing Peacemaker? Defense Bureaus as Overproducers of Peace and Manufactured Conflict Thomas Hughes, George Mason University
  • The Bureaucratic Expert Jon Murphy, Nicholls State University
Discussants:
  • Peter Calcagno, College of Charleston
  • Vincent Geloso, George Mason University
  • Thomas Hughes, George Mason University
  • Jon Murphy, Nicholls State University
28. The Political Economy of Trumponomics
Friday | 1:00 pm-2:30 pm | Salon F

Organizer: Edward Lopez, Western Carolina University
Chair: Edward Lopez, Western Carolina University
  • Party Politics and Economics in the Trump Era John Aldrich, Duke University
  • The Tariff-Men of Abominations: Understanding Trump's Trade Agenda through Public Choice Phil Magness, Independent Institute
  • Trumponomics and the Populist Pathology Nils Karlson, The Ratio Institute
  • Is it Mercantilism? The Virginia School's 'Violent Attack' on Trumponomics Edward Lopez, Western Carolina University

Panelists:
  • Phil Magness, Independent Institute;
  • Edward Lopez, Western Carolina University;
  • Nils Karlson, The Ratio Institute;
  • John Aldrich, Duke University;
29. Public Choice in Latin America: Coups, Rent-Seeking, and Political Instability
Friday | 1:00 pm-2:30 pm | Travis

Organizer: Ricardo R. Noé, University of Houston-Downtown
Chair: Ricardo R. Noé, University of Houston-Downtown
  • From Cooperation to Control: How ALBA Enables International Rent-Seeking Tom Hanna, University of Houston
  • Repression after Coups: The Role of Deposed Leader Partisanship Christian Bjørnskov, Aarhus University; and Lasse Aaskoven, University of South Denmark
  • Despues del Golpe: A Case Study on Democratic Backsliding in Latin America Henry Moncrieff, Kellogg Institute at the University of Notre Dame; and Ricardo R. Noé, University of Houston-Downtown
  • Going Bananas: Rent-Seeking and Regime Stability in 20th Century Honduras Ricardo R. Noé, University of Houston-Downtown
30. Weird (Social) Science I: Vampires, Virgins, Witches, and Relics
Friday | 1:00 pm-2:30 pm | Valero

Organizer: Anthony Gill, University of Washington
Chair: Anthony Gill, University of Washington
  • Virginity Tests Jordan Hillman, Texas Tech University
  • The Economics of New England Witchcraft Peter Hazlett, New York University
  • Bargaining for Saints: Asymmetric Information in the Market for Catholic Relics Benjamin William Bauer, George Mason University
  • Vampirism: A Political Economy Horror Story Ennio Eamanuele Piano, University of Mississippi; and Peter Hazlett, New York University
31. Break
Friday | 2:30 pm-2:40 pm | Salon D
32. 12th Annual Elinor and Vincent Ostrom Prize for Best Combined Paper and Presentation by a Graduate Student
Friday | 2:40 pm-4:10 pm | Bowie

Organizer: John Aldrich, Duke University
  • The Private Gains from Political Office: Evidence from Close Mayoral Elections in Brazil JP Bastos, Texas Tech University
  • One or too many voices? Introducing the Central Bank Cacophony Index Eliza Hałatek, University of Warsaw
  • Measuring the Strategic Value of States in the U.S. Electoral College Zora Mihaley, University of California, Irvine
33. Contests
Friday | 2:40 pm-4:10 pm | Milam

Organizer: Paul Pecorino, University of Alabama
Chair: Paul Pecorino, University of Alabama
  • On First-Price Auctions Played by Groups: Characterization and Analysis Stefano Barbieri, Tulane University; Davide Bosco, University of Milano-Bicocca; Mario Gilli, University of Milano-Bicocca; Andrea Sorrentino, University of Milano-Bicocca; and Iryna Topolyan, University of Cincinnati
  • Tariff Seeking á la Tullock Paul Pecorino, University of Alabama
  • Contests under Sign-Stealing Stefano Barbieri, Tulane University; Yixuan Shi, Max Planch Institute for Tax Law and Public Finance; and Sven Simon, Max Planck Institute for Tax Law and Public Finance
  • Endogenous timing contests with three asymmetric players: An experimental analysis Kyung Baik, Appalachian State University; Shakun Mago, University of Richmond; and Brock Stoddard, Appalachian State University
Discussants:
  • Paul Pecorino, University of Alabama
  • Stefano Barbieri, Tulane University
  • Brock Stoddard, Appalachian State University
  • Iryna Topolyan, University of Cincinnati
34. Freedom, Socialism & the Environment: Institutions and Outcomes
Friday | 2:40 pm-4:10 pm | Riverview

Chair: Patricia Hummel, Middle Tennessee State University
  • The Environmental Impact of Economic Freedom Controlling for GDP Fredrik NG Andersson, Lund university; Andreas Bergh, IFN / Lund university; and Justin T. Callais, Archbridge Institute
  • IMF Credit and Growth Dynamics: The Moderating Role of Economic Freedom and Governance Fouzia Awan, Western Washington University
  • Decision-making by Retail Electricity Consumers in the Presence of Batteries Rimvydas Baltaduonis, Gettysburg College; Lynne Kiesling, Northwestern University; and Truc Pham, Gettysburg College
  • Socialism’s Spuds: State Ownership and Labor’s Share of Income Patricia Hummel, Middle Tennessee State University; and Daniel J. Smith,
Discussants:
  • Andreas Bergh, IFN / Lund university
  • Fouzia Awan, Western Washington University
  • Rimvydas Baltaduonis, Gettysburg College
  • Patricia Hummel, Middle Tennessee State University
35. Constitutional Design, Democratic Rules, and Political Stability
Friday | 2:40 pm-4:10 pm | Salon A

Chair: Cameron Tilley, College of Charleston
  • Path-Dependent Falsification: Modeling Collective Action Failures through Rational Addiction in Public Choice Fasih Zulfiqar, Duke University
  • Democratic Efficiency—How Many Election Rounds and Voter Ranked Choices Are Needed to Choose a Winner? Seth Odam, Independent Researcher
  • Hayek, Rorty, Vanberg and Buchanan: Towards a neopragmatic theory of a competitive constitutional discourse in public choice. Jean Maria Maximilian Müßgens, Witten/Herdecke University
  • Constitutional Policy and Instability Cameron Tilley, College of Charleston
Discussants:
  • Jean Maria Maximilian Müßgens, Witten/Herdecke University
  • Cameron Tilley, College of Charleston
  • Fasih Zulfiqar, Duke University
  • Seth Odam, Independent Researcher
36. Emerging Scholars: International Explorations in Public Choice
Friday | 2:40 pm-4:10 pm | Salon B

Organizer: Ryan Yonk, American Institute for Economic Research
Chair: Laura Arce, American Institute for Economic Research
  • Politics of Public Debt Management in Africa Enock Bulime, Kansas State University
  • Shared Mental Models and Divergent Constitutions: The Czech and Slovak Republics after the Velvet Divorce Elizabeth Donaway, University of Texas at Austin
  • Whom Do Chief Ministers Serve? Yogesh Uppal, Youngstown State University; and Brian Min, University of Michigan
  • Diversity and the Entrepreneurial Margin: Evidence from Linked U.S. Census Microdata and Local Diversity Indices Abu Bakkar Siddique, Florida Atlantic University
37. Rules on the Margin: Conflict, Governance & Institutional Change
Friday | 2:40 pm-4:10 pm | Salon C

Chair: Charles Remien, George Mason University
  • Military Coups, Learning Dynamics, and Resource Rents: Theory and Evidence Dimitris Christopoulos, Athens University of Economics and Business; Bryan Cutsinger, Florida Atlantic University; and Joao Faria, Florida Atlantic University
  • Rebel Governance and State Capacity Leonid Krasnozhon, Loyola University New Orleans; and Sang Hoo Bae, Clark University
  • The Political Economy of Progressive Era Child-Labor Regulation: Evidence from North Carolina Will Damron, UNC Wilmington
  • The Silver Age of Mercenaries: How Population Decline Drove a Return to Mercenary Armies Charles Remien, George Mason University; and Thomas Hughes, George Mason University
Discussants:
  • Will Damron, UNC Wilmington
  • Charles Remien, George Mason University
  • Bryan Cutsinger, Florida Atlantic University
  • Leonid Krasnozhon, Loyola University New Orleans
38. Public Choice and Family Formation
Friday | 2:40 pm-4:10 pm | Salon E

Organizer: Clara Piano, University of Mississippi
Chair: William Moffatt, University of Mississippi
  • Home Economics: The Effect of House Prices on Marriage and Birth Rates William Moffatt, University of Mississippi; John Gardner, University of Mississippi; and Clara Piano, University of Mississippi
  • The Likelihood of Persistently Low Global Fertility Michael Geruso, University of Texas at Austin; and Dean Spears, University of Texas- Austin
  • Indoctrination in the Classroom: Evidence from the Spanish Social Service Alejandro Martínez-Marquina, University of Southern California
  • Teach Your Children, Well: Prescription-Drug Monitoring Programs and Parental Time Use Bright A. Osei, State University of New York at Canton

Panelists:
  • William Moffatt, University of Mississippi;
  • Michael Geruso, University of Texas at Austin;
  • Alejandro Martínez-Marquina, University of Southern California;
39. Housing, Childhood & Choice: Institutions in Everyday Life
Friday | 2:40 pm-4:10 pm | Salon F

Chair: David Sandberg, Lund University
  • Abortion Access and the Social Fabric of Childhood: A State-Level Quantitative Inquiry Brian Baugus, Regent University; Feler Bose, Indiana University East; and Jeffry Jacob, Bethel University
  • The Affordable Housing Shortage and the Alchian-Allen Effect Julia Cartwright, American Institute for Economic Research; and Alexander Cartwright, Ferris State University
  • Parental Housing Wealth and Educational Outcomes David Sandberg, Lund University
Discussants:
  • Julia Cartwright, American Institute for Economic Research
  • David Sandberg, Lund University
  • Brian Baugus, Regent University
  • Debdatta Pal, Indian Institute of Management Lucknow
40. Voters Without Romance: Identity, Culture & Partisan Commitment
Friday | 2:40 pm-4:10 pm | Travis

Chair: Daniel Solon, Lincoln Memorial University
  • Ancestry, Culture & Political Outcomes In The United States. Daniel Solon, Lincoln Memorial University
  • Breaking Party Discipline and Building Stronger Institutions Joshua Ammons, Wabash College; and Shishir Shakya, Appalachian State University
  • Estimating Strict Partisans Using Straight-Ticket Voting Pradyot Sharma, George Mason University; and Timothy Groseclose, George Mason University
  • Identity Focus in Political Campaigns Sourav Bhattacharya, Indian Institute of Management Calcutta; and Ravi Ashok Satpute, Indian Institute of Management Calcutta
Discussants:
  • Shishir Shakya, Appalachian State University
  • Daniel Solon, Lincoln Memorial University
  • Ravi Ashok Satpute, Indian Institute of Management Calcutta
  • Pradyot Sharma, George Mason University
41. Break
Friday | 4:10 pm-4:20 pm | Salon D
42. Weird (Social) Science II: Auctions, Wards, Drugs, and Fake News
Friday | 4:20 pm-5:50 pm | Bowie

Organizer: Anthony Gill, University of Washington
Chair: Anthony Gill, University of Washington
  • Jain Religious Auctions Peter Leeson, George Mason University; and Samrudha Surana, George Mason University
  • The Economics of Magic Ward Use in Armed Conflicts Vladimir Maltsev, University of Glasgow
  • Doing Drugs on the Job Justin T. Callais, Archbridge Institute; and Henry Thompson, University of Mississippi
  • Who Shares Fake News Less? Partisan Asymmetries in the Spread of Misinformation Alessandro del Ponte, University of Alabama; and Wencong Li, NUS Global Asia Institute
43. Historical Public Choice
Friday | 4:20 pm-5:50 pm | Milam

Organizer: Louis Rouanet, University of Texas El Paso
Chair: Louis Rouanet, University of Texas El Paso
  • Market Access and Southern Loyalty: The Effect of Railroad Construction on Elite Attitudes towards Secession Eric Bodnar, University of Florida; and Mitchell Harvey, University of Florida
  • Lost Cause Myths and Economic Reality: A Rationalist Explanation for Arkansas Secession Mitchell Harvey, University of Florida
  • Religious Competition and Managerial Selection: Evidence from the Counterreformation Clara Piano, University of Mississippi; Ennio Eamanuele Piano, University of Mississippi; and Colin Harris, St. Olaf College
  • The Politics of Railroads Louis Rouanet, University of Texas El Paso
44. Prosperity Lab: Exploring Aid and Development
Friday | 4:20 pm-5:50 pm | Riverview

Organizer: Ryan Yonk, American Institute for Economic Research
Chair: Jershem David Casasola, Universidad Francisco Marroquín
  • From Welfare Expansion to Cultural Change: How Exposure to the War on Poverty Reshaped Household Structure Edwar Enrique Escalante, Angelo State University
  • Governing Foreign Aid Grants: A Common-Pool Resource Approach Marimaite Rayo, Universidad Francisco Marroquín
  • The Illusion of Benevolence: How NGO–Donor Alignments Constrain Development in Guatemala Eduardo Fernandez Luina, Universidad Francisco Marroquin; Marimaite Rayo, Universidad Francisco Marroquín; and Santiago Fernández Ordóñez, Universidad Francisco Marroquín
  • A better way forward, FDI and Africa Development Fund
45. When Policies Meet People: Incentives, Vouchers & Unintended Outcomes
Friday | 4:20 pm-5:50 pm | Salon A

Chair: Md Fakhrul Islam Patwary, University of Nebraska Omaha
  • Are Vegetable Seed Oils Fueling the Obesity Epidemic? Tyler Ransom, University of Oklahoma; and Tucker Goodrich, Unaffiliate
  • Impact of Demographic Shifts on Agricultural Household Productivity in India Prakshal Jain, Indian Institute of Management, Indore
  • Premium Local Vouchers as Behavioral Interventions under Local Government Incentives: Evidence from Japan Kaori Hasegawa, Toyo Eiwa University
  • Politics, Policy, and Prescription: The Case of Colorado’s BZD Restriction Md Fakhrul Islam Patwary, University of Nebraska Omaha; and William Swann, University of Nebraska Omaha
Discussants:
  • Tyler Ransom, University of Oklahoma
  • Prakshal Jain, Indian Institute of Management, Indore
  • Kaori Hasegawa, Toyo Eiwa University
  • Md Fakhrul Islam Patwary, University of Nebraska Omaha
46. Healthcare Opportunity
Friday | 4:20 pm-5:50 pm | Salon B

Organizer: Caitlin Styrsky, Pacific Legal Foundation
Chair: Caitlin Styrsky, Pacific Legal Foundation
  • A New Supply Side Approach in Healthcare: Geographic Variation and the Rise of Advanced Practice Registered Nurses Moiz Bhai, University of Arkansas at Little Rock
  • A Clearer View: Scope-of-Practice Expansion and Access to Eye Care Kihwan Bae, West Virginia University; and Liam Sigaud, West Virginia University
  • The effect of masters social worker licensing reform in Illinois Edward Timmons, Archbridge Institute
  • State Regulatory Barriers to Women's Birth Freedom Caitlin Styrsky, Pacific Legal Foundation; and Jaimie Cavanaugh, Pacific Legal Foundation
47. Tullock’s World II: Rent-Seeking, Transparency & Regulatory Entrepreneurship
Friday | 4:20 pm-5:50 pm | Salon C

Chair: William B. Hankins, Jacksonville State University
  • Are women less tolerant of corruption than men? George Clarke, Texas A&M International University
  • Expert Sorting and Transparency on Consequences Thomas Bassetti, University of Padua; Filippo Pavesi, LIUC University; and Massimo Scotti, Liuc
  • Policy Change and Industry Concessions Jeremiah Ludwig, George Mason University
  • Credit (Dis)Union: A Roll Call Analysis of West Virginia's Ban on Credit Union Acquisitions of Banks William B. Hankins, Jacksonville State University; and Anna-Leigh Stone, Samford University
Discussants:
  • Jeremiah Ludwig, George Mason University
  • William B. Hankins, Jacksonville State University
  • George Clarke, Texas A&M International University
  • Filippo Pavesi, LIUC University
48. Emerging Scholars: Interest Groups and Social Integration
Friday | 4:20 pm-5:50 pm | Salon E

Organizer: Ryan Yonk, American Institute for Economic Research
Chair: Laura Arce, American Institute for Economic Research
  • Micro-Theorizing the Elite Overproduction Hypothesis Thaddeus Meadows, West Virginia University
  • The effect of anticipated future interaction on parochial altruism Yi Tian, University of Buffalo
  • Religious Promotion Factored Into Public Choice Theory Grady Stuckman, Bowling Green State University
  • Lone Star Holdouts: Texas’ Reluctant Revolution in School Choice Garion Frankel, Texas A&M University
49. Empirical State & Local Political Economy
Friday | 4:20 pm-5:50 pm | Salon F

Organizer: Dean Stansel, Southern Methodist University
Chair: Dean Stansel, Southern Methodist University
  • Living with Density: The Impacts of By-Right Permitting Reform for ADUs in California Philip Hoxie, UC-San Diego; and Gabriel Canedo Riedel, UC-San Diego
  • Reaping What You Sow: Economic Freedom and State Agricultural Outcomes Patricia Hummel, Middle Tennessee State University
  • Economic Freedom and Reelection: a look at state legislative elections Jeremy Jackson, Fayetteville State University
  • Who Decides, Who Suffers? Gender, Governance, and Mental Health During COVID-19 Hugo Moisés Montesinos-Yufa, Ursinus College; Liz Dill, ; Mia Sideris, Ursinus College; and Olga Nicoara, Ursinus College
Discussants:
  • Patricia Hummel, Middle Tennessee State University
  • Philip Hoxie, UC-San Diego
  • Hugo Moisés Montesinos-Yufa, Ursinus College
  • Sanchari Choudhury, Midwestern State University
50. Public Choice in Latin America 2
Friday | 4:20 pm-5:50 pm | Travis

Organizers: JP Bastos, Texas Tech University; Nicolas Cachanosky, University of Texas, El Paso;
Chair: Leonel Regalado Cardoso, Texas Tech Uinversity
  • Debt Constraints in Emerging Economies: Synthetic Control Evidence from Guatemala Leonel Regalado Cardoso, Texas Tech Uinversity
  • Unbundling Efficiency in the Energy Sector: A Causal Analysis from Latin America Luis Pedro Mendizabal Dardon, Free Market Institute
  • Red Smoke: Measuring the Impact of the Cuban Revolution in GHG Intensity Carlos Martinez, George Mason University
  • Stability for Sale? Legal Stability Laws and Foreign Investment to Latin America Ivan Zapata, Texas Tech University
51. Preferences Before Politics: Literacy, Identity & Development
Friday | 4:20 pm-5:50 pm | Valero

Chair: Feler Bose, Indiana University East
  • Does Economic Literacy Influence Policy Preferences? Jeff Milyo, University of Missouri
  • Homo Economicus or Homo Nationalicus? The Role of Nationalism and Economic Concerns in Views Toward Trade Matteo F. Ferroni, University of Missouri
  • Time Preference and Development: Evidence from Party Platforms and Their Influence on GDP and Fertility Feler Bose, Indiana University East; and Marco Pasquinelli, Indiana University
Discussants:
  • Feler Bose, Indiana University East
  • Jeff Milyo, University of Missouri
  • Matteo F. Ferroni, University of Missouri
52. Dinner on Own
Friday | 5:50 pm-11:59 pm | San Antonio Riverwalk
53. Founders' Fellows Reception - Invitation Required
Friday | 6:00 pm-7:00 pm | Salon E
55. Registration & Badge Pickup
Saturday | 7:00 am-5:00 pm | Registration Desk
54. Gather: Coffee, Tea, and Small Bites
Saturday | 7:00 am-8:00 am | Salon D
56. Legislatures, Courts & the Architecture of Constitutional Constraints
Saturday | 8:00 am-9:30 am | Bowie

Chair: Robert Gmeiner, University of South Dakota
  • Congressional Overrides of Judicial Interpretations of Federal Regulatory Statutes: Evidence, Explanation and Implications Jason S Johnston,
  • Introduction to the Nondelegation Project Mitchell Scacchi, Pacific Legal Foundation; and Patrick Mclaughlin, Hoover Institution, Stanford University
  • The Political Economy of Test Cases Slade Mendenhall, BCLP LLP
  • Constitutionalism and the Progressive Era Robert Gmeiner, University of South Dakota
Discussants:
  • Slade Mendenhall, BCLP LLP
  • Robert Gmeiner, University of South Dakota
  • Jason S Johnston,
  • Mitchell Scacchi, Pacific Legal Foundation
57. Limits of Liberty
Saturday | 8:00 am-9:30 am | Milam

Organizer: Roger Congleton, West Virginia University
Chair: Roger Congleton, West Virginia University

Panelists:
  • Roger Congleton, West Virginia University;
  • Randall Holcombe, Florida State University;
  • Hartmut Kliemt, Justus Liebig University;
  • Niclas Berggren, Research Institute of Industrial Economics;
58. Emerging Scholars: Elections, Voting and Decision Making
Saturday | 8:00 am-9:30 am | Riverview

Organizer: Ryan Yonk, American Institute for Economic Research
Chair: Jedediah Pida-Reese, Creighton University
  • Winning big, swinging wide: Electoral competition and ideological extremism Kyle Rains, George Mason University
  • Who Benefits From First-to-File? A Probit Voting Analysis of the America Invents Act. Jordan Herder, West Virginia University
  • Towards a “Voter Pays, Non-Voters Pays the Average” Direct Democracy Paul Foster, Southern Methodist University
  • Explaining International Economic Decision-Making: The Application of Kingdon’s Multiple Streams Framework to the Extension of PNTR with the PRC Warren Barge, American Institute for Economic Research
59. Barriers at the Gate
Saturday | 8:00 am-9:30 am | Salon A
  • Land Development Regulation and Housing Affordability: How Rent-Seeking Reallocates Resources, and the Challenges to Deregulation Ingemar Bengtsson, Lund University
  • Leveraging AI to Identify Small Business Regulations at the Federal, State, and Local Levels Patrick Mclaughlin, Hoover Institution, Stanford University; and Dustin Chambers, Salisbury University
  • Regulatory Constraints and Hospital Financing Costs: Evidence from the Municipal Bond Market Kathleen Sheehan, Creighton University; and Melissa Woodley, Creighton University
  • The Impact of TikTok on Elections: (Mis)information and Regulatory Challenges Michele Giuseppe Giuranno, University of Salento
60. Humanomics & the Social Foundations of Decision-Making
Saturday | 8:00 am-9:30 am | Salon B
  • Constrained Optimization or Observation? On What Economists Take as Primary Bart Wilson,
  • Social Identity Formation in Markets and Politics Samrudha Surana, George Mason University; and Christopher Coyne, George Mason University
  • Social Institutions and Public Policy Pablo Balan, Tel Aviv University
  • Estimating CPI Bias Using Engel Curve for the Elderly Auderta Amoako-Nuamah, West Virginia University
61. Prosperity Lab: Entrepreneurship and Development
Saturday | 8:00 am-9:30 am | Salon C

Organizer: Ryan Yonk, American Institute for Economic Research
Chair: Santiago Fernández Ordóñez, Universidad Francisco Marroquín
  • Migration and Entrepreneurship: A case study from Guatemalan internal migration Ryan Yonk, American Institute for Economic Research; Laura Arce, American Institute for Economic Research; and Marimaite Rayo, Universidad Francisco Marroquín
  • Entrepreneurs and Economic Beliefs in Guatemala Jershem David Casasola, Universidad Francisco Marroquín
  • SMEs and financial bootstrapping Yeny Rogriguez, Universidad Francisco Marroquín; and John Rosso, Universidad Icesi
  • Entrepreneurship, Informal, and Formal Markets: A Humanomics Study of Guatemala Ricardo R. Noé, University of Houston-Downtown; and Giuseppe Peressotti, University of Texas at Dallas
62. Fiscal Rules, Redistribution & the Politics of Public Spending
Saturday | 8:00 am-9:30 am | Salon E

Chair: Dean Lacy, Dartmouth College
  • Analyzing Retirement Systems through a Triad Framework: Lessons for United States Reform Romina Boccia, Cato Institute; and Ivane Nachkebia, Cato Institute
  • Curbing resource-rich developing countries’ debt overhang: Does improving governance in the extractive industries reduce indebtedness? Neerbewendé Abdoul Rachid Pafadnam, University of Clermont Auvergne
  • Political Economy of Fiscal Discipline in Indian States Deepak Sethia, IIM Indore; and Priya Kumari, IIM Indore
  • Who Benefits from Federal Spending, and How Did They Vote in the 2024 US Presidential Election? Dean Lacy, Dartmouth College
Discussants:
  • Neerbewendé Abdoul Rachid Pafadnam, University of Clermont Auvergne
  • Dean Lacy, Dartmouth College
  • Ivane Nachkebia, Cato Institute
  • Priya Kumari, IIM Indore
63. Repression and Corruption
Saturday | 8:00 am-9:30 am | Salon F

Organizer: Caitlin Ainsley, University of Washington
Chair: Caitlin Ainsley, University of Washington
  • Poverty, Party Alignment, and Reducing Corruption through Modernization: Evidence from Guatemala Michael Denly, Texas A&M University
  • When State Repression Backfires: The Role of Information and Narratives Yeilim Cheong, University of Missouri
  • Censorship Outside the Great Firewall: Using Pornography for Political Suppression Tongtong Zhang, American University
  • Title: Violence, Fraud, and Treachery: Illicit Election Interference in Modern Democracies James Long, University of Washington; Danielle Jung, Emory University; and Luke Condra, University of Pittsburgh
Discussants:
  • James Long, University of Washington
  • Tongtong Zhang, American University
  • Yeilim Cheong, University of Missouri
  • Michael Denly, Texas A&M University
64. Paradoxes and surprises in electoral systems
Saturday | 8:00 am-9:30 am | Travis

Organizer: Marek Kaminski, UC Irvine
Chair: Marek Kaminski, UC Irvine
  • Who’s the Real Rival? Intra- vs. Inter-Party Margins under Open List Proportional Representation? Jarosław Flis, Jagiellonian University; Dariusz Stolicki, Jagiellonian University; Wojciech Słomczyński, Jagiellonian University; and Daria Boratyn, Jagiellonian University
  • Ranked-Choice Voting with Different Elimination Procedures Keith Dougherty, University of Georgia; and Spencer Katzman, University of Georgia
  • The peculiarity of split-ticket voting in New Zealand’s trigger electorates Jeremiasz Salamon, Krakow University of Economics
  • The Magnitude of the Primacy Effect in the OL-PR System Marek Kaminski, UC Irvine; and Jarosław Flis, Jagiellonian University
Discussants:
  • Marek Kaminski, UC Irvine
  • Jarosław Flis, Jagiellonian University
  • Keith Dougherty, University of Georgia
  • Jeremiasz Salamon, Krakow University of Economics
65. Gender and Labor Economics
Saturday | 8:00 am-9:30 am | Valero

Organizer: Thomas Stratmann, George Mason University
Chair: Joshua Bedi, University of Wisconsin Superior
  • Economic Consequences of Gender Segregation in Labor Markets Olga Shanks, Southeastern Louisiana University
  • Did Henry Ford Really Pay Efficiency Wages? Tucker Omberg, Jacksonville University
  • Maternal Mortality: Racial Differences in Pregnancy Outcomes and Local Diversity Joshua Bedi, University of Wisconsin Superior; and Amberly Bedi, University of Wisconsin Platteville
  • Gender Discrimination Across Cultures: Experimental Evidence on Third-party Moralistic Punishment and Social Norms Perceptions Amal Abumelha, George Mason University
Discussants:
  • Joshua Bedi, University of Wisconsin Superior
  • Olga Shanks, Southeastern Louisiana University
  • Tucker Omberg, Jacksonville University
  • Tucker Omberg, Jacksonville University
66. Coffee Break
Saturday | 9:30 am-10:00 am | Ballroom Foyer
67. Designing Cooperation: Institutions, Incentives & Implementation
Saturday | 10:00 am-11:20 am | Bowie

Chair: Yidan Xia, Duke University
  • Market failure of Commons: Olympic Style harvesting and Individual Quota Management System in Fisheries Tetsuro Okazaki, Takushoku University
  • Preference Mismatch and Policy Implementation: A Public Choice Analysis of China’s Double Reduction Policy Using Nighttime Light Data Yidan Xia, Duke University
  • A Utility-Based Model of the Individual’s Public Goods Decision James Roberts, Towson University
  • Building Compliance: The Interplay of Trust and Governance in Shaping Tax Morale M Nadeem Sarwar, National University of Computer and Emerging Sciences; and Dr Asma Hyder, Institute of Business Administration, Karachi, Pakistan
Discussants:
  • Yidan Xia, Duke University
  • Tetsuro Okazaki, Takushoku University
  • James Roberts, Towson University
  • M Nadeem Sarwar, National University of Computer and Emerging Sciences
68. Why Teach Public Choice?
Saturday | 10:00 am-11:20 am | Milam

Organizers: Kim Holder, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga; Peter Calcagno, College of Charleston;
Chair: Kim Holder, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga

Panelists:
  • Peter Calcagno, College of Charleston;
  • Art Carden, Samford University;
  • Michael Munger, Duke University;
69. Policies Without Romance: Constraints, Frictions & Institutional Limits
Saturday | 10:00 am-11:20 am | Riverview

Chair: Renan Levine, University of Toronto Scarborough
  • The politics of providing minority rights: decision rules and gerrymandering Bengt-Arne Wickström, Andrássy-Universität
  • Even on a Clear Day, One Cannot See Median Voter: Party Strategies Under PR Renan Levine, University of Toronto Scarborough
  • Electoral Incentives and Jury Selection: Evidence from Prosecutor Elections Nicholas Jensen, Wabash College; and Joshua Ammons, Wabash College
Discussants:
  • Bengt-Arne Wickström, Andrássy-Universität
  • Renan Levine, University of Toronto Scarborough
  • Nicholas Jensen, Wabash College
70. Papers on Fiscal and Monetary Policy
Saturday | 10:00 am-11:20 am | Salon A

Chair: Edward Lopez, Western Carolina University
  • Monetary Shocks and Relative Prices of Agricultural and Industrial Commodities James Caton, North Dakota State University; Jungho Baek, University of Alaska Fairbanks; Evans T. Akoto, North Dakota State University; and Dragan Miljković, North Dakota State University
  • Fiscal Dominance by Design: Political Constraints, Entitlement Expansions, and the Erosion of Monetary Independence in the United States Romina Boccia, Cato Institute
  • Treasury Reprofiling in the Mar-a-Lago Accord Peter Earle, American Institute for Economic Research
Discussants:
  • Peter Earle, American Institute for Economic Research
  • James Caton, North Dakota State University
  • Romina Boccia, Cato Institute
71. Regulatory Competition and Economic Freedom
Saturday | 10:00 am-11:20 am | Salon B

Organizer: Gary Wagner, University of Louisiana at Lafayette
Chair: Brian Meehan, Berry College
  • Economic Freedom and Firms: Evidence from Brazil JP Bastos, Texas Tech University; Rafael Rota Dal Molin, Texas Tech University; and Jamie Bologna Pavlik, Texas Tech University
  • Freedom to Earn: Occupational Licensure, Economic Freedom, and the Black–White Income Gap Meg Tuszynski, Southern Methodist University
  • Tort Reform and Medical Malpractice: Evidence from Certificate of Need Laws Brian Meehan, Berry College; Conor Norris, West Virginia University; and Gary Wagner, University of Louisiana at Lafayette
  • Voting with Their Feet: Regulatory Competition and Firm Sorting at State Borders Colin O'Reilly, Creighton University; and Gary Wagner, University of Louisiana at Lafayette
72. Emerging Scholars Young Faculty
Saturday | 10:00 am-11:20 am | Salon C

Organizer: Ryan Yonk, American Institute for Economic Research
Chair: Ryan Yonk, American Institute for Economic Research
  • Tokugawa Japan's Feudal Market Preserving Federalism Jedediah Pida-Reese, Creighton University
  • Lucrative Conservation of Rare Species: The Beneficiaries of the Endangered Species Act Leith Edgar, Lake Region State College
  • Economic Freedom and Human Flourishing in Africa: A Causal Test of the Washington Consensus Florence Muhoza, Trinity College
  • When Politics Built the Banks: A Historical Analysis of the U.S. Banking System. Abstract: Patricia Hummel, Middle Tennessee State University
73. Political Stability, Civil Society, Redistribution, Identity
Saturday | 10:00 am-11:20 am | Salon E

Chair: Georgios Sideras, Lund University
  • Democracy and pro-market sentiments Veeshan Rayamajhee, New Mexico State University
  • Income Volatility and Preference for Redistribution Pervesh Anthwal, Virginia Tech ; Sheryl Ball, Virginia Tech; and Alec Smith, Virginia Tech
  • Rich or Poor: Who Leads Political Stability? Mihai Mutascu, West University of Timisoara; and Cristina Strango, University of Orléans & West University of Timisoara
  • Bridging Gaps and Pointing out Differences: A Synthesis of Research on Job Polarization Patterns and the Dynamics of Low-Wage Work Georgios Sideras, Lund University; and Joakim Wernberg, Ratio Research Institute
Discussants:
  • Cristina Strango, University of Orléans & West University of Timisoara
  • Georgios Sideras, Lund University
  • Veeshan Rayamajhee, New Mexico State University
  • Pervesh Anthwal, Virginia Tech
74. The Rikerian Tradition in Political Economy
Saturday | 10:00 am-11:20 am | Travis

Organizers: Elizabeth Maggie Penn, Emory University; John Patty, Emory University;
Chair: John Patty, Emory University

Panelists:
  • Indridi Indridason, UC Riverside;
  • Catherine Hafer, NYU;
  • Georg Vanberg, Duke University;
75. Formal Models of International Politics
Saturday | 10:00 am-11:20 am | Valero

Organizer: Alastair Smith, New York University
Chair: Alastair Smith, New York University
  • The Politics of Blame in International Relations Brad Smith, Vanderbilt
  • Propping up Allies Kris Ramsay, Princeton; and Joe Ruggiero, University of Virginia
  • Alliance as Relational Contract Brett Benson, Vanderbilt; and Christopher Li, Vanderbilt
  • Modeling Political Freedom Bruce Bueno de Mesquita, New York University
  • Political Life Cycles and Dispute Onset Alastair Smith, New York University

Panelists:
  • Brett Benson, Vanderbilt;
  • Bruce Bueno de Mesquita, New York University;
  • Kris Ramsay, Princeton;
  • Alastair Smith, New York University;
  • Brad Smith, Vanderbilt;
  • Christopher Li, Vanderbilt;
Discussant:
  • Bruce Bueno de Mesquita, New York University;
76. Break
Saturday | 11:20 am-11:30 am | Ballroom Foyer
77. Plenary Session 3: What is Public Choice? Roundtable and Book Launch
Saturday | 11:30 am-12:50 pm | Salon C

Organizer: John Aldrich, Duke University
Chair: John Aldrich, Duke University

Panelists:
  • Bruce Bueno de Mesquita, New York University;
  • Michael Munger, Duke University;
  • Edward Lopez, Western Carolina University;
78. Awards Luncheon and Business Meeting
Saturday | 12:50 pm-2:30 pm | Salon D

Organizer: Edward Lopez, Western Carolina University
Chair: John Aldrich, Duke University
  • Society Announcements Edward Lopez, Western Carolina University
  • Presentation of Duncan Black Prize and Gordon Tullock Prize Peter Leeson, George Mason University
  • Presentation of the Elinor and Vincent Ostrom Prize for Best Combined Paper and Presentation by a Graduate Student John Aldrich, Duke University
  • Presidential Address John Aldrich, Duke University
  • Incoming President's Look Ahead Mark Crain, Lafayette College
79. Break
Saturday | 2:30 pm-2:40 pm | Ballroom Foyer
80. Legislative Collaboration
Saturday | 2:40 pm-4:10 pm | Bowie

Organizer: Caitlin Ainsley, University of Washington
Chair: Caitlin Ainsley, University of Washington
  • When Committees Collide: Jurisdictional Convergence and Duplicative Oversight in the U.S. House Connor Dye, UT San Antonio
  • Bringing home the field hearing SoRelle Wyckoff Gaynor, University of Virginia
  • A theory of roll call vote requests in the US Congress Caitlin Ainsley, University of Washington
  • Institutional and Electoral Constraints Shape Minority Legislating: Analysis of the U.S. House from 1981 - 2022 Jose Alcocer, Harvard University
81. Developing Scholars -- Public Policy and Public Choice
Saturday | 2:40 pm-4:10 pm | Salon A

Organizer: Ryan Yonk, American Institute for Economic Research
Chair: Laura Arce, American Institute for Economic Research
  • Sports Betting Legalization in the US: Substitution and Market Growth Effects Amelia Duenas Saenz, Grinnell College
  • Revisiting the Partisan Advantage of Unemployment in American Elections: A Person-Weighted Analysis Malcolm Berry, UC Merced
  • Does competition between political parties improve the efficiency of government spending in the United States? Arun Khatari, University of Maryland
82. Frontiers in Occupational Regulation Research
Saturday | 2:40 pm-4:10 pm | Salon B

Organizer: Thomas Stratmann, George Mason University
Chair: Darwyyn Deyo, San José State University
  • Occupational Licensing in Border Crossing Metros Noah Trudeau, Troy University
  • Aviation Labor Market Impacts from the 1500-hour ATP Rule Nathaniel Burke, West Virginia University; Alicia Plemmons, West Virginia University; and Elisha Kwaku Denkyirah, West Virginia University
  • Do Androids Dream of Labor Market Regulations?: The Effect of Licensing Laws on the Adoption of AI Conor Norris, West Virginia University; and Ethan Kelley, West Virginia University
  • State Occupational Licensing and Recidivism Darwyyn Deyo, San José State University; and Steve Slivinski, Cato Institute
Discussants:
  • Conor Norris, West Virginia University
  • Darwyyn Deyo, San José State University
  • Elisha Kwaku Denkyirah, West Virginia University
  • Noah Trudeau, Troy University
83. Incorporating Public Choice Into Any Course
Saturday | 2:40 pm-4:10 pm | Salon C

Organizers: Kim Holder, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga; Peter Calcagno, College of Charleston;
Chair: Peter Calcagno, College of Charleston

Panelists:
  • Anthony Gill, University of Washington;
  • Claudia Kramer, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga;
  • Adam Martin, Texas Tech University;
  • Brian Meehan, Berry College;
84. Prosperity Lab: Well Being and Local Institutions
Saturday | 2:40 pm-4:10 pm | Salon E

Organizer: Ryan Yonk, American Institute for Economic Research
Chair: Lenore Ealy, Universidad Francisco Marroquín
  • Life Quality, How Participant Self-Evaluation and Objective Measures Converge: Lessons from Guatemala’s Poverty Stop Light Program Ryan Yonk, American Institute for Economic Research; and Laura Arce, American Institute for Economic Research
  • Beyond the State: The Role of Customary Institutions in Local Governance in Guatemala Daniel Rodríguez-Carreiro, Universidad Francisco Marroquín; Marimaite Rayo, Universidad Francisco Marroquín; and Santiago Fernández Ordóñez, Universidad Francisco Marroquín
  • Spatial Dynamics and Cluster Configurations of Local Competitiveness in Philippine Cities and Municipalities Catherine Roween Almaden, Asian Institute of Management
  • Exploring Subjective Well-Being Through Family Dynamics: A Cross-Cultural Analysis of Guatemala and Paraguay Yeny Rogriguez, Universidad Francisco Marroquín
  • Values and Economic Beliefs as Determinants of Fear of Failure Antonio Saravia, Mercer University; Jershem David Casasola, Universidad Francisco Marroquín; Monica Zelaya, Universidad Francisco Marroqin; and Andres Marroquin, Mercer University
85. Historical Political Economy and Public Choice
Saturday | 2:40 pm-4:10 pm | Salon F

Organizer: John Meadowcroft, King`s College London
Chair: John Meadowcroft, King`s College London
  • The economic viability of British slavery: a public choice perspective John Meadowcroft, King`s College London
  • Fiscal Delusion Emily Skarbek, Brown University
  • Islam, Trade, and the Rise of Northwestern Europe Jacob Hall, Ohio State University; and Marcus Shera, Smith Institute at Chapman University
  • The Artifactual Man Goes to Paris: Buchanan and Existentialism Otto Lehto, New York University
86. Historical & Comparative Federalism: Institutions Across Time and Place
Saturday | 2:40 pm-4:10 pm | Travis

Chair: David William Crego, Texas Tech University
  • Culture or Institutions? The Long Shadow of the Conquest of 1760 on Quebec's Relative Poverty Evelyne Brie, Université de Montréal; and Vincent Geloso, George Mason University
  • State effectiveness and individual liberty in the courts of industrializing Britain Peter Grajzl, Washington and Lee University; and Peter Murrell, University of Maryland
  • The Politics of Pollution: Evidence from the Indian Federal Framework Lavanya ., Indian Institute of Management Lucknow; and Debdatta Pal, Indian Institute of Management Lucknow
  • The Political Coase Theorem and the Peaceful Domain Abolition of 1871 in Meiji Japan David William Crego, Texas Tech University; and Jedediah Pida-Reese, Creighton University
Discussants:
  • Lavanya ., Indian Institute of Management Lucknow
  • David William Crego, Texas Tech University
  • Vincent Geloso, George Mason University
  • Peter Grajzl, Washington and Lee University
87. The Future of Public Choice: A View from the Encyclopedia of Public Choice
Saturday | 2:40 pm-4:10 pm | Valero

Organizer: Christian Bjørnskov, Aarhus University
Chair: Christian Bjørnskov, Aarhus University
  • Capitalism and Socialism Art Carden, Samford University
  • Politics as exchange Randall Holcombe, Florida State University
  • Checks and balances in socialist countries Yang Zhou, University of North Texas
  • Good governance Roger Congleton, West Virginia University
  • Regime transitions Christian Bjørnskov, Aarhus University

Panelists:
  • Art Carden, Samford University;
  • Randall Holcombe, Florida State University;
  • Yang Zhou, University of North Texas;
  • Roger Congleton, West Virginia University;
  • Christian Bjørnskov, Aarhus University;
88. Break
Saturday | 4:10 pm-4:20 pm | Ballroom Foyer
89. Global Political Economy: Trade Blocs, Aid, & Polycentricity
Saturday | 4:20 pm-5:50 pm | Bowie
  • External Negotiations and Customs Union Stability Guilherme Paiva Pinto, Indiana University
  • Regional Wealth and Election Outcomes: A Data-Driven Analysis of Polish MPs’ Financial Disclosures Norbert Jaworski, University of Warsaw
  • Coordination Without Consensus: Interoperability as a Foundation for Polycentricity Vlad Tarko, University of Arizona; Paul Dragos Aligica, George Mason University; and Aylon Manor, University of Pittsburgh
90. Environmental Law & Policy
Saturday | 4:20 pm-5:50 pm | Milam

Organizer: Megan Elizabeth Jenkins, Pacific Legal Foundation
Chair: Megan Elizabeth Jenkins, Pacific Legal Foundation
  • More Rules, Same Wetlands? Data on the Impact of State-Level Clean Water Regulations Tobias Russell, Pacific Legal Foundation; and Megan Elizabeth Jenkins, Pacific Legal Foundation
  • Unlocking Geothermal: How Federal Regulation Constrains America’s Most Abundant Energy Source Tobias Russell, Pacific Legal Foundation
  • How Environmental Litigation Affects Home Building Kyle John Sweetland, Pacific Legal Foundation
  • Encouraging Species Recovery: An Empirical Approach to the Endangered Species Act Katherine Wright, Hillsdale College; and Megan Elizabeth Jenkins, Pacific Legal Foundation

Panelists:
  • Katherine Wright, Hillsdale College;
  • Megan Elizabeth Jenkins, Pacific Legal Foundation;
  • Tobias Russell, Pacific Legal Foundation;
  • Kyle John Sweetland, Pacific Legal Foundation;
91. Digital Leviathan: AI, Cybersecurity & Monetary Control
Saturday | 4:20 pm-5:50 pm | Riverview
  • Technological Autonomy, Economic Agency and National Sovereignty: A survey of digital interdependencies in Swedish firms Joakim Wernberg, Ratio Research Institute
  • Are Firms Underinvesting in Cybersecurity? A Digitalization Cost–Benefit View Rasmus Löfström, Lund University
  • The Political Economy of Stablecoin Regulation and CBDC Development Nathalie Janson, Neoma Business School
  • What Do Central Bankers Do? Evidence from the European Central Bank's Executive Board Volker Nitsch, Technische Universität Darmstadt
92. Emerging Scholars: Voluntary Cooperation and Incentives
Saturday | 4:20 pm-5:50 pm | Salon A

Organizer: Ryan Yonk, American Institute for Economic Research
Chair: Laura Arce, American Institute for Economic Research
  • Equal Revenue Sharing as a Monitoring Mechanism: The Case of Tip Pooling Zachary Wood, George Mason University
  • Deterrence, Exit, and the Possibility of Non-Sovereign Order Ali Palida, University of Pittsburgh
  • Motivated Beliefs and Future Desired Efforts Kun Quian, Texas Tech University
  • Alms & Ale Jacob Smith, Middle Tennessee State University
93. Organizations in the Polity: Commons, Capture & Collective Action
Saturday | 4:20 pm-5:50 pm | Salon B

Chair: Brian William Mandeville, George Mason University
  • Burden Sharing in Lobbying Samuel Redinger, The University of Alabama - Tuscaloosa
  • Is the Corporate Residuum a Commons? Jeremy Kidd, Drake University
  • Nonprofits in Political Capitalism Brian William Mandeville, George Mason University
Discussants:
  • Jeremy Kidd, Drake University
  • Brian William Mandeville, George Mason University
  • Samuel Redinger, The University of Alabama - Tuscaloosa
94. Regulated Welfare: Insurance, Health, and Quasi-Tax Revenue
Saturday | 4:20 pm-5:50 pm | Salon C

Chair: Joseph Nedved, West Virginia University
  • Hospital Certificate of Need James Bailey, Providence College; Sriparna Ghosh, University of Cincinnati - Blue Ash; Justin Leventhal, George Mason University; and Conor Norris, West Virginia University
  • The Effect of the Inflation Reduction Act on Insulin Co-Pays and Adherence William Watson, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences; and Moiz Bhai, University of Arkansas at Little Rock
  • Sports Betting Cannibalization & State Lotteries: A Nationwide Case Study Joseph Nedved, West Virginia University
Discussants:
  • William Watson, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences
  • Joseph Nedved, West Virginia University
  • James Bailey, Providence College
95. Strategy, Quorums & Institutional Development
Saturday | 4:20 pm-5:50 pm | Salon E

Chair: Jason Scheppers, Independent Researcher
  • Bucklin Voting and Preferential Elections: Ranking Choices for Municipal Councils and Federal Reserve Banks James Endersby, University of Missouri
  • Electoral Development in the Early United States: Evidence from Middle-Atlantic State Assembly Elections Jay Kent Dow, University of Missouri
  • The Strategies of Strategic Voting Ram Hardy, Tel-Aviv University; and Yael Shomer, Tel-Aviv University
  • Tiered Voluntary and Mandated pricing in transactions Jason Scheppers, Independent Researcher
Discussants:
  • Ram Hardy, Tel-Aviv University
  • Jason Scheppers, Independent Researcher
  • James Endersby, University of Missouri
  • Jay Kent Dow, University of Missouri
96. Experiments, Measurement & Tools for Teaching Public Choice
Saturday | 4:20 pm-5:50 pm | Salon F

Chair: Robi Ragan, Mercer University
  • Effect of State Ownership of the Economy on Women’s Civil Liberties Taiwo Adesiyan, Middle Tennessee State University
  • Experiment on Optimal Campaigning Using a Simplified Seven State Electoral College Jonathan Cervas, Carnegie Mellon University; and Bernard Grofman, University of California, Irvine
  • Introducing SocialChoiceLab: Software for computational social choice. Robi Ragan, Mercer University
Discussants:
  • Robi Ragan, Mercer University
  • Taiwo Adesiyan, Middle Tennessee State University
  • Jonathan Cervas, Carnegie Mellon University
97. Institutions Across Time: Freedom, Settlement & the Political Economy of Order
Saturday | 4:20 pm-5:50 pm | Travis
  • Faith Networks and Prosperity: Public Choice in Medieval MENA Cities Bashair Altalhi, George Mason University
  • Grounded Ideologies: Soil Permeability, Human Settlement, and Political Preferences Joseph Enguehard, ENS de Lyon; and Étienne Le Rossignol, University of Namur
  • Hazards to Freedom: Estimating the Effects of Legal Restrictions on Manumission in the Antebellum South Sean-Patrick Alvarez , Jacksonville State University
  • Wall Street Against Wheat Fields: Redistributive Politics from the Fed’s Founding to Roosevelt’s Devaluation Michael Wroblewski, George Mason University
98. Political Cycles, Enforcement & the Architecture of Order
Saturday | 4:20 pm-5:50 pm | Valero

Chair: Matteo Pazzona, Brunel London
  • Law Enforcement with Rent Dissipation Murat Mungan, Texas A&M University; and Shahar Dillbary,
  • Local Order or Decentralized Despotism? Indirect Rule and Property Rights Zachariah Parcels, Purdue University; and Benjamin Broman, Kings College London
  • Private and Public Security: Theory and Evidence from the UK Matteo Pazzona, Brunel London; and steeve mongrain, simon fraser
Discussants:
  • Zachariah Parcels, Purdue University
  • Matteo Pazzona, Brunel London
  • Marcos Lüdy, University of CEMA, Friedman Hayek Center
  • Murat Mungan, Texas A&M University
99. Closing Cocktail Reception
Saturday | 5:50 pm-7:20 pm | River Terrace & Patio
100. Dinner on Own
Saturday | 7:15 pm-11:59 pm | San Antonio Riverwalk






Index to Participants

., Lavanya: 86
Aaskoven, Lasse: 29
Abumelha, Amal: 65
Adesiyan, Taiwo: 96
Agnentchoue, Victoria: 8
Ainsley, Caitlin: 63 , 80
Akoto, Evans T.: 70
Alcocer, Jose: 80
Aldrich, John: 3 , 15 , 19 , 28 , 32 , 77 , 78
Aligica, Paul Dragos: 89
Almaden, Catherine Roween: 84
Alston, Eric: 15
Altalhi, Bashair: 97
Alvarez, Sean-Patrick: 97
Ammons, Joshua: 40 , 69
Amoako-Nuamah, Auderta: 60
Andersson, Fredrik NG: 34
Anthwal, Pervesh: 73
Arce, Laura: 36 , 48 , 61 , 81 , 84 , 92
Asha, Tushrat: 8
Awan, Fouzia: 34
Bae, Kihwan: 46
Bae, Sang Hoo: 37
Baek, Jungho: 70
Baik, Kyung: 33
Bailey, James: 94
Balan, Pablo: 60
Ball, Sheryl: 73
Baltaduonis, Rimvydas: 34
Barbieri, Stefano: 33
Barge, Warren: 58
Bassetti, Thomas: 47
Bastos, JP: 14 , 32 , 50 , 71
Bauer, Benjamin William : 30
Baugus, Brian: 39
Baugus, Nathanael: 15
Bedi, Amberly: 65
Bedi, Joshua: 65
Bengtsson, Ingemar: 59
Bennett, Daniel: 23
Benson, Brett: 75
Benzecry, Gabriel: 13
Berggren, Niclas: 17 , 22 , 57
Bergh, Andreas: 34
Berry, Malcolm: 81
Bhai, Moiz: 46 , 94
Bhattacharya, Sourav: 40
Bianco, William: 15
Bjørnskov, Christian: 17 , 23 , 29 , 87
Boccia, Romina: 62 , 70
Bodnar, Eric: 43
Bologna Pavlik, Jamie: 23 , 71
Boratyn, Daria: 64
Bosco, Davide: 33
Bose, Feler: 39 , 51
Boudreaux, Christopher: 23
Brady, Gordon: 13
Brennan, Geoffrey: 13
Brie, Evelyne: 86
Brioni, Giacomo: 13
Broman, Benjamin: 98
Bueno de Mesquita, Bruce: 75 , 77
Bulime, Enock: 36
Burke, Nathaniel: 82
Bursać, Dejan: 16
Cachanosky, Nicolas: 14 , 50
Calcagno, Peter: 27 , 68 , 83
Callais, Justin T.: 34 , 42
Canedo Riedel, Gabriel: 49
Capezzone, Tommasso: 11
Carden, Art: 68 , 87
Cartwright, Alexander: 39
Cartwright, Julia: 39
Casasola, Jershem David: 44 , 61 , 84
Castro Mendez, Edgar: 24
Caton, James: 70
Cavanaugh, Jaimie: 46
Cervas, Jonathan: 96
Chambers, Dustin: 59
Cheong, Yeilim: 63
Choudhury, Sanchari: 49
Christopoulos, Dimitris: 37
Clarke, George: 47
Condra, Luke: 63
Congleton, Roger: 13 , 57 , 87
Conzo, Pierluigi: 11
Coyne, Christopher: 60
Crain, Mark: 24 , 78
Crego, David William: 86
Cutsinger, Bryan: 37
Damron, Will: 37
Davis, Lewis: 22
de Rugy, Veronique: 12
Dean, James: 12
del Ponte, Alessandro: 42
Deldoost, Mostafa: 26
Denkyirah, Elisha Kwaku: 82
Denly, Michael: 63
Denzau, Art: 26
Desai, Shey: 8
Deyo, Darwyyn: 82
Dill, Liz: 49
Dillbary, Shahar: 98
Donaway, Elizabeth: 36
Dougherty, Keith: 64
Dow, Jay Kent: 95
Duenas Saenz, Amelia: 81
Dye, Connor: 80
Ealy, Lenore: 84
Earle, Peter: 70
Edgar, Leith: 72
Endersby, James: 95
Enguehard, Joseph: 97
Escalante, Edwar Enrique: 44
Fałkowski, Jan: 17
Faria, Joao: 37
Fernandez Luina, Eduardo: 44
Fernández Ordóñez, Santiago: 44 , 61 , 84
Ferroni, Matteo F.: 51
Fitzsimmons, Patrick: 10
Flis, Jarosław: 64
Forrester, Paul: 25
Foster, Paul: 58
Frankel, Garion: 48
Gardner, John: 38
Geloso, Vincent: 27 , 86
Geruso, Michael: 38
Ghosh, Sriparna: 94
Gill, Anthony: 30 , 42 , 83
Gilli, Mario: 33
Giuranno, Michele Giuseppe: 59
Gmeiner, Robert: 56
Gonzalez, Elena: 24
Goodrich, Tucker: 45
Grajzl, Peter: 86
Granato, James: 15
Grofman, Bernard: 96
Groseclose, Timothy: 40
Hafer, Catherine: 74
Hall, Jacob: 10 , 85
Hałatek, Eliza: 17 , 32
Hankins, William B.: 47
Hanna, Tom: 29
Hardy, Ram: 95
Harris, Colin: 43
Harvey, Mitchell: 43
Hasegawa, Kaori: 45
Hazlett, Peter: 30
Herder, Jordan: 58
Hesse, Nils: 17
Hillman, Jordan: 30
Holcombe, Randall: 57 , 87
Holder, Kim: 68 , 83
Horpedahl, Jeremy: 12
Horton, James: 23
Hoxie, Philip: 49
Hughes, Thomas: 27 , 37
Hummel, Patricia: 34 , 49 , 72
Hyder, Dr Asma: 67
Indridason, Indridi: 74
Islam Patwary, Md Fakhrul: 45
Jackson, Jeremy: 49
Jacob, Jeffry: 39
Jacobson, Martin: 25
Jain, Prakshal: 45
Janson, Nathalie: 91
Jaworski, Norbert: 89
Jenkins, Megan Elizabeth: 90
Jensen, Nicholas: 69
Jha, Anand: 11
Jha, Chandan: 11
Jiao, Yang: 22
Johnston, Jason S: 56
Joshi, Swarup: 11
Jung, Danielle: 63
Kaminski, Marek: 16 , 64
Kantorowicz, Jaroslaw: 22
Karlson, Nils: 17 , 28
Katzman, Spencer: 64
Ke, Laiyang: 11
Kelley, Ethan: 82
Khatari, Arun: 81
Kidd, Jeremy: 93
Kiesling, Lynne: 34
Kim, Donghyuk: 9
Kliemt, Hartmut: 13 , 19 , 57
Kramer, Claudia: 22 , 83
Krasnozhon, Leonid: 37
Krishnamurthy, Arvind: 15
Kumari, Priya: 62
Lacy, Dean: 62
Le Rossignol, Étienne: 97
Leeson, Peter: 42 , 78
Lehto, Otto: 25 , 85
Leventhal, Justin: 94
Levine, Renan: 69
Lewkowicz, Jacek: 17
Li, Christopher: 75
Li, Wencong: 42
Löfström, Rasmus: 91
Long, James: 63
Lopez, Edward: 77
Lopez, Edward: 12 , 28 , 70 , 77 , 78
Lowood, Paul: 10
Ludwig, Jeremiah: 47
Lüdy, Marcos: 98
Maciel, Marcelo: 16
Maciel, Vladimir: 14
Magness, Phil: 28
Mago, Shakun: 33
Maltsev, Vladimir: 42
Mandeville, Brian William: 93
Manor, Aylon: 89
March, Ray: 27
Marroquin, Andres: 84
Martin, Adam: 83
Martínez-Marquina, Alejandro: 38
Martinez-Vazquez, Jorge: 11
Martinez, Carlos: 50
Mclaughlin, Patrick: 56 , 59
Meadowcroft, John: 25 , 85
Meadows, Thaddeus: 48
Meehan, Brian: 71 , 83
Mendenhall, Slade: 56
Mendizabal Dardon, Luis Pedro: 50
Metelska-Szaniawska, Katarzyna: 22
Mihaley, Zora: 32
Miljković, Dragan: 70
Milyo, Jeff: 51
Min, Brian: 36
Moffatt, William: 38
Moncrieff, Henry: 29
mongrain, steeve: 98
Montesinos-Yufa, Hugo Moisés: 49
Muhoza, Florence: 72
Mungan, Murat: 98
Munger, Michael: 68 , 77
Murphy, Jon: 27
Murrell, Peter: 86
Müßgens, Jean Maria Maximilian: 35
Mutascu, Mihai: 73
Nachkebia, Ivane: 62
Nedved, Joseph: 94
Nicoara, Olga: 49
Nientiedt, Daniel: 22
Nitsch, Volker: 91
Noé, Ricardo R.: 29 , 61
Norris, Conor: 71 , 82 , 94
Novak, Mikayla: 27
O'Reilly, Colin: 71
Odam, Seth: 35
Okazaki, Tetsuro: 67
Omberg, Tucker: 65
Osei, Bright A.: 38
Pafadnam, Neerbewendé Abdoul Rachid: 62
Paiva Pinto, Guilherme: 89
Pal, Debdatta: 39 , 86
Palida, Ali: 92
Parcels, Zachariah: 98
Pasquinelli, Marco: 51
Patty, John: 3 , 74
Pavesi, Filippo: 47
Pazzona, Matteo: 98
Pecorino, Paul: 33
Penn, Elizabeth Maggie: 3 , 74
Peressotti, Giuseppe: 61
Pham, Phuong: 15
Pham, Truc: 34
Piano, Clara: 38 , 43
Piano, Ennio Eamanuele: 30 , 43
Pida-Reese, Jedediah: 8 , 58 , 72 , 86
Plemmons, Alicia: 82
Powell, Benjamin: 23
Pyles Siqueira, André: 14
Quandt, Ryan: 24
Quian, Kun: 92
Ragan, Robi: 96
Rains, Kyle: 58
Ramsay, Kris: 75
Ransom, Tyler: 45
Rayamajhee, Veeshan: 73
Rayo, Marimaite: 44 , 61 , 84
Redinger, Samuel: 93
Regalado Cardoso, Leonel: 23 , 50
Remien, Charles: 37
Roberts, James: 67
Rodríguez-Carreiro, Daniel: 84
Rogriguez, Yeny: 61 , 84
Rosso, John: 61
Rota Dal Molin, Rafael: 71
Rouanet, Louis: 43
Roy, Ravi: 26
Ruggiero, Joe: 75
Russell, Tobias: 90
Salamon, Jeremiasz: 64
Salter, Alexander: 12
Sanchez Pinol, Daniel: 14
Sandberg, David: 39
Saravia, Antonio: 84
Sarwar, M Nadeem: 67
Sas, Willem: 11
Satpute, Ravi Ashok: 40
Scacchi, Mitchell: 56
Scheppers, Jason: 95
Schmid, Alexander: 26
Scotti, Massimo: 47
Sethia, Deepak: 62
Shakya, Shishir: 40
Shanks, Olga: 65
Sharma, Pradyot: 40
Sheehan, Kathleen: 59
Shera, Marcus: 85
Shi, Yixuan: 33
Shomer, Yael: 95
Siddique, Abu Bakkar: 36
Sideras, Georgios: 73
Sideris, Mia: 49
Sigaud, Liam: 46
Simon, Sven: 33
Skarbek, Emily: 85
Slivinski, Steve: 82
Słomczyński, Wojciech: 64
Smith, Alastair: 75
Smith, Alec: 73
Smith, Brad: 75
Smith, Daniel J.: 34
Smith, Jacob: 92
Solon, Daniel: 40
Sorrentino, Andrea: 33
Spears, Dean: 38
Stansel, Dean: 49
Stoddard, Brock: 33
Stolicki, Dariusz: 64
Stone, Anna-Leigh: 47
Strango, Cristina: 73
Stratmann, Thomas: 10 , 65 , 82
Stuckman, Grady: 48
Styrsky, Caitlin: 9 , 46
Surana, Samrudha: 42 , 60
Swann, William: 45
Sweetland, Kyle John: 9 , 90
Swisher, Adam: 14
Tarko, Vlad: 89
Taylor, Alexander: 10
Thompson, Henry: 42
Tian, Yi: 48
Tideman, Nicolaus: 16 , 25
Tilley, Cameron: 35
Timmons, Edward: 46
Topolyan, Iryna: 33
Trudeau, Noah: 82
Tsuchiya, Ryota: 9
Tuszynski, Meg: 71
Uppal, Yogesh: 36
Vanberg, Georg: 74
Villalba Ortega, Matias: 24
Vorobyev, Dmitriy: 11
Vučićević, Dušan: 16
Wagner, Gary: 23 , 71
Watson, William: 94
Wernberg, Joakim: 73 , 91
Wickström, Bengt-Arne: 69
Willis, Amy: 68
Wilson, Bart: 60
Wong, M.C. Sunny: 15
Wood, Zachary: 92
Woodley, Melissa: 59
Wright, Katherine: 90
Wroblewski, Michael: 97
Wyckoff Gaynor, SoRelle: 80
Xia, Yidan: 67
Yang, Shin-Ru: 9
Yang, Zhe: 9
Yarygina, Anastasiya: 24
Yonk, Ryan: 8 , 26 , 36 , 44 , 48 , 58 , 61 , 72 , 81 , 84 , 92
Zapata, Ivan: 50
Zelaya, Monica: 84
Zhang, Tongtong: 63
Zhou, Yang: 87
Zotti, Roberto: 11
Zulfiqar, Fasih: 35