| | Legacies as Explanatory Concepts for Postcommunist Politics? |
| | Chair: Karen Remmer, Duke University |
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| 2:00pm-3:20pm | | Grigore Pop-Eleches, The Long Arm of the Past: Historical Legacies and Political Development in Eastern Europe |
| | Discussant: Steven Wilkinson |
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| | Cristina Corduneanu-Huci and Lenka Siroky, The Black Box of the Past: Postcommunist Governance, Legacies, and Mechanisms |
| | Discussant: Keith Darden |
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| 3:20pm-4:40pm | | Keith Darden, The Great Divide: Pre-Communist Schooling and Post-Communist Trajectories, co-authored with Anna Grzymala-Busse |
| | Discussant: Cristina Corduneanu-Huci |
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| | Shale Horowitz, Party Systems and Economic Policy Change in Post-Communist Democracies: Ideological and Institutional Predictors, with Eric Browne |
| | Discussant: Conor O'Dwyer |
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| 4:40pm-5:00pm | | Break |
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| | Post-Communist Social Policy: Placing It in the Context of Political-Economic Reform World Wide |
| | Chair: Herbert Kitschelt, Duke University |
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| 5:00pm-6:20pm | | Sarah M. Brooks, Institutional Legacies in Post-Communist Pension Reform |
| | Discussant: Graeme Robertson |
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| | Erik Wibbels, The Three Worlds of Developmental Welfare States: Labor, Inequality, and Redistribution |
| | Discussant: Victoria Frolova |
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| 7:30pm | | Dinner at Chamas, Brightleaf Square (conference participants only) |
| 8:00am-9:00am | | Breakfast in the Breedlove Room (214 Perkins) |
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| | Recasting Social Protection in the Post-Communist Region |
| | Chair: Conor O'Dwyer, University of Florida |
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| 9:00am-11:00am | | Christine Lipsmeyer, Beyond Spending. How Politics Affects Welfare Policy Structures in Post-Communist Europe |
| | Discussant: Erik Wibbels |
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| | Victoria Frolova, Political Economy of Higher Education. Concepts and Lessons from the Post-Communist Experience |
| | Discussant: Sarah Brooks |
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| | Arturas Rozenas, Party Choice, Issue Salience, and Redistribution |
| | Discussant: Scott Gehlbach |
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| | Post-communist Political Economy I: Patterns of Diversity in Economic Institutions and Governance Structures |
| | Chair: Timothy Frye, Ohio State University |
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| 11:20am-1:00pm | | Dorothee Bohle and Bela Greskovits, The Variety of Socio-Economic Regimes in Central and Eastern Europe |
| | Discussant: Herbert Kitschelt |
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| | Conor O'Dwyer, And The Last Shall Be First: Party System Institutionalization and Second-Generation Economic Reform in Postcommunist Europe |
| | Discussant: Arturas Rozenas |
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| 1:00pm-2:00pm | | Lunch Break |
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| | Post-Communist Political Economy II: The Development of Credit and Capital Markets |
| | Chair: Grigore Pop-Eleches, Princeton University |
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| 2:00pm-3:20pm | | Damon Palmer, Institution Building, Privatization, and Banking Market Development in the Post-Communist World |
| | Discussant: Edmund Malesky |
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| | Sinziana Popa, Not Always Welcome: Regime Type and the Regulation of Foreign Direct Investments |
| | Discussant: Tim Frye |
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| | Post-Communist Political Economy III: Public Supply of Collective Goods and Business Strategies:
Taxation, Collective Goods, Credit Market Regulation |
| | Chair: Bela Greskovits, Central European University |
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| 3:30pm-5:30pm | | Edmund Malesky, Where is Credit Due? Legal Institutions, Relationships and the Impact of Bank Lending on Investment Growth in Vietnam |
| | Discussant: Damon Palmer |
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| | Scott Gehlbach, The Consequences of Political Action: An Incomplete-Contracts Approach |
| | Discussant: Sinziana Popa |
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| | Tim Frye, Reputation and the Rule of Law: Evidence from a Survey Experiment in Russia |
| | Discussant: Lenka Siroky |
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| 7:00pm | | Dinner at Spice Street (conference participants only) |