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Panel Briefs | 2nd Annual Conference

Panel 1

Political Participation and Mobilisation: Evidence from Hong Kong, Philippines, Sri Lanka, India and Istanbul.

Abstract
Massive Political Mobilisation in Hong Kong: Against the Extortion Bill
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Edward Tai Hong Kong Public Opinion Research Institute, Hong Kong

Robert Chung Hong Kong Public Opinion Research Institute, Hong Kong

2.1.1

Abstract
Effects of Internet Use on Democracy: A Cross-Country Comparision of Internet Users and Non-Users on Political Participation
PPT

Leo Rando S Laroza Social Weather Stations, Philippines

2.1.2

Abstract
Perceptions of Governance and Political Participation among the Indian Tamil Community in Sri Lanka
PPT

M Krishnamoorthy Social Indicator - Centre for Policy Alternatives, Sri Lanka

2.1.3

Abstract
Women’s Political Participation and Public Policies of Social Accountability in Local Self Governing Institution: Evidence from Assam
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Pahi Saikia Indian Institute of Technology - Guwahati, Assam, Anil Varghese, Carleton University, Canada and Pankaj Kukar Kalita, PhD Candidate, IIT - Guwahati

2.1.4

Abstract
Vote Choice in The Istanbul Greater City Municipality Elections of 2019
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Susan Banducci University of Exeter, United Kingdom

Ali Carkoglu Kor University, Turkey

2.1.5

Panel 2

Public Opinion and Attitudes on Issues

Abstract
Public Opinion and the Politics of Peace Research
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Colin Irwin University of Liverpool, United Kingdom

2.2.1

Abstract
From Jet Ski to Concession: Filipino Opinion on Duterte’s Stance on the West Philippine Sea Dispute
PPT

Vladymir Joseph Licudine Social Weather Stations, Philippines

2.2.2

Abstract
Public attitudes towards data governance in Australia
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Matthew Gray Australian National University, Australia

Nick Biddle Australian National University, Australia

Ben Edwards Australian National University, Australia

Steve McEachern Australian National University, Australia

2.2.3

Abstract
The Political Preferences of Charity Givers
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Ian McAllister Australian National University, Austalia
Toni Makkai Australian National University, Austalia

2.2.4

Abstract
Religiosity and Attitudes towards Sexual Permissiveness in Korea from 2008 to 2018
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Jibum Kim Sungkyunkwan University, Korea

Sori Kim Sungkyunkwan University, Korea

Jiwon Heo Sungkyunkwan University, Korea

Baeksan Jang Sungkyunkwan University, Korea

Dongping Yang Sungkyunkwan University, Korea
Jeong-han Kang Yonsei University, Korea

2.2.5

Panel 3

Public Opinion Issue Cleavages

Abstract
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Establishing Probability-based and Non-probability-based Panels: The Hong Kong Experience

Winnie Lee Hong Kong Public Opinion Research Institute, Hong Kong
Alice Siu Hong Kong Public Opinion Research Institute, Hong Kong

Robert Chung Hong Kong Public Opinion Research Institute, Hong Kong

2.3.1

Abstract
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Survey-Based Monitoring of Crime, Public Safety and Opinion on the Duterte Administration’s Campaign against Illegal Drugs in the Philippines

Gerardo A. Sandoval Social Weather Stations, Philippines

Leo Rando S. Laroza Social Weather Stations, Philippines

Gianne Sheena S. Sabio Social Weather Stations, Philippines

2.3.2

Abstract
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Error sources and quality in interviewer-administered surveys

Julie de Jong University of Michigan, United States

2.3.3

Abstract
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Transition in Traditional Survey Methods

O. Venkat Sai Outline India, India

Sruti Mohanty Outline India, India

2.3.4

Abstract
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Conducting Mobile Phone Surveys in Nepal

Jui Shrestha Independent Researcher, Nepal

2.3.5

Panel 4

Public Opinion, Political Capital, Participation & Media Use

Abstract
Inequality and Ethnic Party Performance: Comparing Elite and Non-Elite Group Parties in India
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Neeraj Prasad O.P. Jindal Global University, India
H. Zeynep Bulutgil Tufts University, United States

2.4.1

Abstract
Possibility of Reforming the Constitution Democratically: An Inquiry into Sri Lankan Public Opinion
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Dr. Pradeep Peiris University of Colombo, Sri Lanka

2.4.2

Abstract
Traditional and Digital Forms of Political Capital: A New Theory and its Application in Asia
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Prof. Christian W Haerpfer, University of Vienna & United Arab Emirates University, Austria and UAE

2.4.3

Abstract
Media Consumption and Political Participation in Taiwan
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Eric Chen-hua Yu National Chengchi University, Taiwan

2.4.4

Abstract
Exploring the Effects of Internet and Social Media Use on Authoritarian/ Democratic Values in the Philippines
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Christian Michael Entoma Social Weather Stations, Philippines

2.4.5

Panel 5

Public Opinion and Party Support in Malaysia & India

Abstract
The Malaysian General Election of 2018 and Government Popularity
PPT

Syed Arabi Idid International Islamic University Malaysia

2.5.1

Abstract
Change and Stability In Public Opinion and Party Support in the 2019 Election Campaign
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Pahi Saikia Indian Institute of Technology - Guwahati, India
Holli A. Semetko Emory University, United States

Jon Mellon University of Manchester, United Kingdom

Anup Kumar Cleveland State University, United States

Anil Varughese Carleton University, Canada

2.5.2

Abstract
The Evolution of Fear: A Trend Analysis of Elections and Public Opinion in a Maoist-affected Region in India
PPT

Subhasish Ray National University of Singapore, Singapore

2.5.3

Abstract
Improving Women’s Representation in Indian Politics: Understanding Voter Turnout and Participation
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Shreya Maskara Polstrat, India

Madhav Sharma Polstrat, India

Vivek Gangarapu Polstrat, India

2.5.4

Abstract
Muslim Minorities and Party Support in the 2019 Lok Sabha Election
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Yashwant Deshmukh Team C-Voter, India

Abdul Manan Team C-Voter, India

Holli A. Semetko Emory University, United States

2.5.5

Panel 6

The Importance of Data Preservation and Archiving

Abstract
Preserving Public Opinion Data
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Daniel C. Tsang Honorary Data Archivist, Hong Kong Public Opinion Institute, Hong Kong

2.6.1

Abstract
Survey Data Do Not Lose Their Value Over Time: The SWS Survey Data Archives Experience
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Gerardo A. Sandoval Social Weather Stations, Philippines

2.6.2

Abstract
Preserving and Archiving Data for Wider Usage and Deeper Analysis
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Pradeep Peiris University of Colombo, Sri Lanka

2.6.3

Abstract
Conducting Public Opinion Research & Data Preservation: The Malaysian Experience
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Syed Arabi Idid International Islamic University Malaysia

2.6.4

Abstract
Digital archiving for Omnibus Trackers on CATI: lessons to learn from Indian experiments
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Yashwant Deshmukh Team C-Voter, India

2.6.5

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