2005 Program Committee
Program Chairs: Nolan McCarty, Princeton University, and Sunita Parikh, Washington University
2. Comparative Politics—Industrialized Countries: Orit Kedar, University of Michigan
3. Comparative Politics—Developed Countries: Aseema Sinha, University of Wisconsin
4. Comparative Politics—Transition Toward Democracy: Maryjane Osa, Northwestern University
5. European Politics: Jeaneatte Money, University of California, Davis
6. Latin American Politics: Michelle Taylor-Robinson, Texas A&M University
7. Asian Politics: Mike Theis, University of California at Los Angeles
8. African Politics: Jennifer Seely, Brandeis University
9. Politics of Communist and Former Communist Countries: Tim Frye, Ohio State University
10. International Relations: John Pevehouse, University of Wisconsin
11. International Political Economy: Kenneth Scheve, Yale University
12. International Relations and Domestics Politics: Will Moore, Florida State University
13. International Security: Alan Stam Dartmouth College
14. Conflict Process: Debra Javeline, Harvard University
15. Foreign Policy: TBA
16. Political Psychology: Jamie Druckman, University of Minnesota
17. Elections and Voting Behavior: ClaudineGay, Stanford University
18. Representation and Electoral Systems: Burt and Monroe, Michigan State University
19. Public Opinion: Zoe Oxley, Union College
20. Political Participation: Mark Hetherington, Bowdoin College
21. Mass Media and Political Communication: Markus Prior, Princeton University
22. Gender and Politics: Wendy Smooth, University of Nebraska–Lincoln
23. Race, Class and Ethnicity: Michael Jones-Correa, Cornell University
24. Foundations of Political Theory: David Ericson, Wichita State University
25. Political Philosophy—Modern Theorists and Texts: Ingrid Creppel, George Washington University
26. Political Philosophy—Approaches and Themes: Andrew Rehfeld, Washington University
27. Formal Modeling: Sean Gailmard, University of Chicago
28. Methodology: Shigeo Hirano, New York University
29. Political Parties and Interest Groups: Beth leech, Rutgers University
30. Presidency and Executive Politics: Brandice Canes-Wrone, Northwestern University
31. Legislative Politics—Institutions: Frances Lee, Case Western Reserve University
32. Legislative Politics—Campaigns and Elections: E. Scott Adler, University of Colorado at Boulder
33. Judicial Politics: Jeffrey Lax, University of California at San Diego
34. Public Law: Kevin McGuire, University of North Carolina
35. State and Intergovernmental Policies: Jerome Maddox, University of Pennsylvania
36. Urban and Local Politics: Juliet Gainsborough, University of Miami
37. Public Policy: Lawrence Rothenberg, Northwestern University
38. Social Policy: Robert Lieberman, Columbia University
39. Public Administration: George Krause, University of South Carolina
40. Politics and History: Daniel Carpenter, Harvard University
41. Practice of Politics: Stephen C. Brooks, University of Akron
42. Political Culture: Scott Page, University of Michigan, and Lilsa Weeden, University of Chicago
43. Political Sociology: Martin Gilens, Princeton University, and Jeff Manza, Northwestern University
44. Politics and Religion: David Campbell, University of Notre Dame
45. Teaching Political Science: Rebecca Dean, University of Texas at Arlington