8:15 AM 

Breakfast and Welcome
Heritage Room 201 (Bates Building) 

09:00 AM

Paper 1:  Social Spending, Immigrant Inclusion, and Immigration Openness: An Embedded Liberal Migration Trilemma? (David Bearce and Andrew Hart)
Presenter: David Bearce
Discussant: Jim Hollifield

09:30 AM

Paper 2: Depopulation paradox? Exploring the impact of depopulation risk on immigration policy preferences (Junghyun Lim)
Presenter: Junghyun Lim
Discussants: Ling Zhu, Tobias Heinrich

10:00 AM

Paper 3: Commerce and Campaigns: The Local Roots of Immigration and Trade Messaging in U.S. Presidential Elections (Thomas Flaherty, Duy Trinh, Changlip Kim,
and Olivia Hundley)
Presenter: Thomas Flaherty
Discussants: Pablo Pinto, Hannah Alarian

10:30 AM 

10:50 AM

Paper 4: The Price of Dignity: Measuring Migrants’ Metaperceptions using Behavioral Games (Yang-Yang Zhou, Margaret E. Peters, Daniel Rojas, and Cybele Kappos)
Presenter: Maggie Peters
Discussant: Pia Orrenius

11:20 AM 

Paper 5: Who Deserves to Belong? Public Opinion and U.S. Naturalization Decisions (Juliana K. Mucci, Hannah Alarian and Andrew S. Rosenberg)
Presenter: Hannah Alarian
Discussants: Maggie Peters, Lydia Tiede

11:50 AM 

Paper 6: Forms of Exclusion (Sam Chapa)
Presenter: Sam Chapa
Discussants: Ben Helms, Junghyun Lim

12:20 PM 

1:50 PM 

Paper 7: Domestic Opposition as Messengers for International Organizations (Yoshiharu Kobayashi and Tobias Heinrich)
Presenter: Tobias Heinrich
Discussants: David Carter

2:20 PM 

Paper 8: Trust Or Fortify? Border Walls in International Relations (Michael Kenwick, Gino Pauselli and Beth Simmons)
Presenter: Michael Kenwick
Discussant: Thomas Flaherty)

3:10 PM

Paper 9: Consistent or Compartmentalized? The Political
Belief Systems of Dual Citizens Across National Contexts (Eroll Kuhn and Kaitlin Alper)
Presenter: Eroll Kuhn
Discussants: Sam Chapa, Michael Kistner

3:40 PM 

Immigration Update
Presenter: Pia Orrenius
Moderator: Pablo Pinto

4:10 PM

4:30 PM - 6:30 PM 

8:15 AM 

Breakfast and Announcements
Heritage Room 201 (Bates Building)

09:00 AM

Paper 10: From Barriers to Abuse: Border Hardening and Torture (Beth Simmons and Gino Pauselli)
Presenter: Beth Simmons
Discussant: Soyoung Lee

09:30 AM

Paper 11: How Historical Border Institutions Shape Contemporary Mobility Patterns (David Carter and Dihan Shi)
Presenter: David Carter
Discussant: Dan Altman

10:00 AM

Paper 12: Racial Bias in Policy, Not Public Opinion: The Paradox of Border Walls and Non-White Refugee Arrivals (Andrew S. Rosenberg and Nazli Avdan)
Presenter: Nazli Avdan
Discussant: Trent Ollerenshaw

10:30 AM

Break

10:50 AM

Paper 13: International Migrant Networks and Global Conflict (Ben Helms, David Leblang and Philip Potter)
Presenter: Ben Helms
Discussants: Carlo Horz, Michael Soules

11:20 AM

Paper 14:  Global Migration Governance: A Rationalist Approach (Jim Hollifield  and Hiroki Takeuchi)
Presenter: Jim Hollifield
Discussant: Eroll Kuhn

11:50 AM

Paper 15: Influence from Abroad: Activism and Repression of Dissidents Across Borders (Carlo Horz and Jessica S. Sun)
Presenter: Carlo Horz
Discussants: David Bearce, Alexandra Chinchilla

12:20PM

Lunch

1:20 PM

Paper 16: For the Land Itself? Disentangling Motives in Territorial Conflicts (Dan Altman and Kathleen E. Powers)
Presenter: Dan Altman
Discussant: Beth Simmons

1:50 PM

Paper 17: The Making of National Interest (Soyoung Lee)
Presenter: Soyoung Lee
Discussant: Nazli Avdan, Hein Goemans

2:20 PM 

Paper 18: Education and Territorial Claims in South America (Hein Goemans, Hope Marsh, and Blair Tinker)
Presenter: Hein Goemans
Discussant: Michael Kenwick

3:00 PM 

Closing Remarks