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Jaime Dominguez discusses the power and diversity of the Latino voting bloc
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Hendrik Spruyt discusses Early Modern State-Making & Critiquing Eurocentric Biases
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Amanda D'Urso presents "Strategic Failure? The Impact of Failed Legislation on Enacted Legislation" at CAB 2018
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