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Political Science Association Annual Conference
Bellevue, Washington |
 
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Use the following links to download the 2002 Annual Conference registration form in Adobe Acrobat format or Microsoft Word.
Thursday, October 17
5:00 — 7:00 pm
Registration and Evening Reception — Oak/Pine Rooms
Friday, October 18
7:15 - 8:30 am Executive Council Breakfast Meeting —
Eastside Bar & Grill
8:00 - 11:00 am Registration — Lobby
SESSION I 8:30 - 10:00 am
A. CURRENT ISSUES IN POLICY AND REFORM —
Maple Room Chair and Discussant,
Brian Paul Newman, Duke University
Paper Presenters
Richard Young and Jeff Meiser, Seattle University
"Seattle Praxis: The Origins of a Reform Movement in the Democratic Party"
Ralph Maughan and Doug Nilson, Idaho
State University
"Urban Political Invisibility in Idaho"
B. PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION I —
Alder Room
Chair and Discussant, Maria
Chavez-Pringle, Boise State University
Paper Presenters
Stephanie Witt, Boise State University, Dave Patton,
University of Utah, and Nicholas Lovrich, Washington
State University
"Blending Practice and Theory in a Public Administration Text: Building
on the Experiences of Reflective Practitioners"
Selby Marks III, University
of Nevada, Reno
"Policy Punctuation and Structural Change in U.S. Budget Appropriations"
Christopher Simon, University
of Nevada, Reno
"Public School Administration: Applying Contingency Theory to the
Study of California School Districts in the 1990’s"
C. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS ROUNDTABLE ON GLOBAL
FAIR TRADE AND GLOBAL STRUCTURAL VIOLENCE — Tamarack
Room
Chair and Discussant, Adam Resnick, Western Washington University
Participants:
Peter G. Prontzos, Langara College, Vancouver, B.C.
"The Political Economy of Global Structural Violence"
Ben Corey-Moran, Student, Lewis & Clark College
"Essential Complexities of Fair Trade Coffee"
Colin McDonald, Student, Western Washington University
"Fair Trade Coffee on Campus: An Activist's Perspective"
SESSION II 10:15 — 11:45 a.m.
A. COMPARATIVE POLITICS I: POLITICS AND DEVELOPMENT
IN THE AMERICAS — Maple Room
Chair and Discussant, Patrick
O’Neil, University of Puget Sound
Paper Presenters:
Stephanie Wickstrom, Central Washington
University
"Responding to Development: Policy and Indigenous Peoples in Panama,
Chile and the United States"
Claudia Reyes-Quilodran,
Washington State University
"The Main Factors That Could Determine the Behavior of a Torturer"
Robert Chisholm, Columbia Basin
College
"Progress and Mimesis: Political Theory, Imitation, and Development in
the Brazilian Experience"
Michael Treleaven, SJ,
Gonzaga University
"Landscape Politics in the Pacific Northwest: States and Provinces"
B. PUBLIC POLICY STUDIES: POLICY
ASSESSMENTS AND RESEARCH DEVELOPMENTS
- Alder Room
Chair and Discussant, Nicholas Lovrich, Washington State
University, Pullman
Paper Presenters:
Patrick Wilson, University
of Idaho
"Saving Salmon Policy: Policy Theory Explanations of Snake
River Salmon Recovery"
Robert S. Wood, University of Washington
"At the Regulatory Frontlines: Positive vs. Negative Explanations
for Street-Level Behavior"
Christopher Stream, University of Alabama-Birmingham and
Barbara Coyle McCabe, Arizona State University
"Public Opinion and Tax Reform: The Chicken or the Egg"
Rex Wirth and Tim Plourd, Central
Washington University
"An Assessment of Public Policy in Native American Communities"
C. POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY I: DEMOCRACY,
THE STATE, AND CIVIL SOCIETY LINGERING
QUESTIONS — Tamarack
Room
Chair: Curtis
Johnson, Lewis & Clark College
Paper Presenters:
Kenneth Hoover, Western Washington
University
"What Should Democracy Do About Identity?"
Peter Steinberger, Reed College
"Democratic Government and Democratic State"
Sammy Basu, Willamette University
"The Birth of the Modern Nation State and Crowd Control: Reading
the Frontispiece of Hobbes Leviathan (1651)"
David Watkins, University of Washington
"Reading Contemporary Cosmopolitical Thought"
Discussant: D.W. "Sid" Olufs, Pacific Lutheran University
12:00 — 1:15 pm
Lunch — Lounge
Drs. Kurt and Gladys Engel Lang, Professors Emeriti, University of Washington
"Television and Politics: Yesterday, Today
and Tomorrow"
Friday Afternoon
SESSION III 1:30
— 3:00 pm
A. JUDICIAL POLITICS: CIVIL RIGHTS, LEGAL WRONGS: RECOGNIZING
AND TEACHING ABOUT LEGAL INSTITUTIONS — Research
Presentation Panel
Maple Room
Chair and Discussant,
Rorie Spill, Oregon State University
Paper Presenters:
Gregg Ivers, American University
"Using the Case Method To Teach Constitutional Law"
Yuksel Sezgin, University of Washington
"Legal Pluralism: Why do States Need to Recognize Non-State
Normative Orderings? The Case of Israeli Religious Courts"
Gene Straughan, Lewis-Clark State College
"The Establishment Clause, the Rehnquist Court, and School Vouchers"
B. WOMEN & POLITICS ROUNDTABLE - A WOMAN’S
PLACE IS IN THE PARLIAMENT: THE UNTOLD STORY FROM MOROCCO
— Alder Room
Chair, Christine Di Stefano, University of Washington, Seattle
Participants:
Cathy Allen, Connections Group, Inc., Seattle, Washington
and other members of the political training team that worked
with aspiring women candidates in Morocco
C. POLITICAL BEHAVIOR AND POLITICS
Chair and Discussant: Todd Schaefer,
Central Washington University
Presenters:
Kevin Pirch, University of Oregon
"Serious Times, Serious Voters: An Examination of the Draft and Voters
21-24"
Joseph Morris, Mercyhurst College, Pennsylvania
"New West, Old West: The Environmental Attitudes of Elected Officials in
Montana"
Mark Stephan, Washington State University,
Vancouver
"Information, Environmental Action and Local Communities"
SESSION IV 3:15
— 4:45 pm
A. AMERICAN POLITICS ROUNDTABLE:
THE 2000 REAPPORTIONMENT IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST
STATES - Maple Room
Chair,
Clive Thomas, University of Alaska Southwest
Presenters:
Clive Thomas, University of Alaska
Southwest, "Alaska"
Jasper M. LiCalzi, Albertson College of Idaho,
"Idaho"
William Lunch, Oregon State University,
"Oregon"
D.W. "Sid" Olufs, Pacific
Lutheran University, "Washington"
Susan Byorth Fox, Legislative Services Division,
Montana State Legislature, "Montana"
B. COMPARATIVE POLITICS II: CIVIL SOCIETY, ETHNICITY,
AND COLLECTIVE ACTION — Alder Room
Chair and Discussant, Robert Chisholm, Columbia Basin College
Paper Presenters:
A.E. Gordon Buffonge, Portland State University
"Societal Mentalities, Political Culture and Collective Action
Frames:Three Kinds of Culture in Movement Emergence and Endurance"
Nicole Watts, Jackson School of International Studies, University
of Washington
"How Weak Groups Resist Strong States: Three Forms of Ethnic
Contention"
Kenneth G. Lawson, Shoreline Community College
"The State from Below: State-Society Relations During a Time of War,
County Roscommon, 1913-1920
Mary-Alice Pickert, University of Washington
"Civic Communities: Explaining Variation in Volunteer Participation
in Japan
C. SUPREME COURT ROUNDTABLE: CIVIL RIGHTS IN CRISIS? THE REHNQUIST
COURT AND PROTECTIONS FOR CIVIL RIGHTS AND LIBERTIES IN A POST-SEPTEMBER
11 WORLD
Tamarack Room
Chair, Julie Novkov, University of Oregon
Participants:
David Adler, Idaho State University
Cornell Clayton, Washington State University
Don Crowley, University of Idaho
George Lovell, University of Washington
Saturday, October 19
7:30 — 8:00 am Continental Breakfast — Hemlock Room
8:00 — 9:00 am General Membership Meeting:
Election of Officers
SESSION V 9:15 — 10:45 am
A. PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION II
— Maple Room
Chair and Discussant,
Selby Marks III
University of Nevada, Reno
Paper Presenters:
Maria Chavez-Pringle, Boise State University
"Civic Engagement of Latinos: Increased Diversity in Politics, Public
Administration, and Society"
Lisa Morris, University
of LaVerne - City of Las Vegas
"Shared Leadership: The Role of Civic Leaders in Local Government"
Ted Jones, Washington
State University
"Contingency Theory and the White House Chief of Staff"
B. WOMEN & POLITICS: FEMINISM(S) IN THE NEW CENTURY ISSUES
AND IDENTITIES — Alder Room
Chair and Discussant, Sara J.
Weir, Western Washington
University
Presenters:
Monica McCallum,
Fairhaven College
"Seeing in Color"
Colleen Mack-Canty, Montana State University
"Third-Wave Feminism and the Need to Reweave the Nature/ Culture Duality"
Phoebe McCullough, University of
Minnesota
"Deer Story, Dear Story"
C. ROUNDTABLE ON TEACHING AND LEARNING POLITICAL SCIENCE IN
VARIOUS COLLEGE VENUES:
A CONVERSATION AMONG COLLEAGUES AT TWO- FOUR-YEAR INSTITUTIONS
— Tamarack Room
Participants:
T.M. Sell, Highline Community College
"The Sage on the Stage is not dead; a contrarian view of lectures"
Paula M. Hoene, Lewis-Clark State
College; Walla Walla
Community College
"The Academy and Technological Education: Political Science in The Community
College.
Stephen Candee, Lane Community College
"PS104: Problems in U.S. Politics Through Film"
SESSION VI 11:00 — 12:30 pm
A. COMPARATIVE POLITICS III: MEASUREMENT ISSUES IN COMPARATIVE
POLITICS — Maple Room
Chair and Discussant, TBA by panel
Paper Presenters:
Dorothy Stetson, Florida Atlantic University and
Amy Mazur, Washington State University
"The Cross-National Measurement of Gender-Related Institutions and
Policies"
Stephen Benedict Dyson, Washington State University
"The Assessment of Leadership Traits: A Heuristic for Modeling
Party Leadership Effects"
Jason Giesler, Washington State University, Ashley Grosse,
Social and Economic Sciences Research Center, and Andrew
Appleton, Washington State University
"Comparing Measures of Party Attachment in Cross-National Surveys"
B. POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY II: ISSUES IN CONTEMPORARY POLITICAL
THOUGHT — Executive Conference Room
Chair and Discussant:
Michaele Ferguson, University of Washington
Paper Presenters:
Matthew Goldfeder, University of Virginia
"Stuck in-between: E.M. Ciorans Reflections on the Problems
of Conscous Existence"
David Gutterman, Willamette University
"Innocence"
Jeff Johnson, Eastern Oregon University
"Biologically Based Justice and the Retributive Urge"
Henry Evans, Idaho State University
"African American and Liberal Feminist Narratives"
12:30 pm Annual Meeting Adjourned
12:45 pm New Executive
Council Meeting — TBD
A special thank you to our 2002 Section Chairs:
Sean K. Anderson, Idaho State University
Joe Bowersox, Willamette University
Doug Clark, Linn-Benton Community College
Christine DiStefano, University of Washington
Carolyn N. Long, Washington State University-Vancouver
Nick Lovrich, Washington State University
Julie Novkov, University of Oregon
Patrick O’Neil, University of Puget Sound
Christopher Simon, University of Nevada - Reno
Save the Date!
2003 PNWPSA ANNUAL MEETING
October 16-18
Coast Plaza Suite Hotel at Stanley Park,
Vancouver, B.C.
