Event Details:
Location
SIEPR Gunn Building
Koret-Taube Conference Center
366 Galvez St.
Stanford, CA 94305
United States

Schedule
Friday, May 11, 2012
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Session I
Sheila Krumholz (Opensecrets.org): Who Gives, And Where Does it Go?
Larry Bartels (Vanderbilt) Unequal Democracy: Is There a Partisan Political Economy?
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Session II: Can Bad Politics Corrupt the Economy?
Bruce Owen (Stanford): Buying Regulation and Type 2 Corruption
Adam Bonica (Stanford): Are there Republican and Democratic Corporations?
Type 2 Political Corruption and the Threat to America's Economy
Political Gridlock, Corporate Influence, and Campaign Finance
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Session III: Campaign 2012 and the Rise of Super PACS
Trevor Potter (former FEC Commissioner, Colbert Super PAC and McCain 2008 General Counsel)
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Session IV: How the Economy Shapes Campaigns
Lynn Vavreck (UCLA): The Message Matters: How the Economy Drives the Debate.
David Brady (Stanford): Does the Unemployment Rate Choose the President?
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Session V: Campaigns and Big Media: A View From Inside
Joel Hyatt (Co-founder and CEO Current TV, national Finance chair for Gore 2000, former US Senate candidate)
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