1. Political Competition in Revolutionary Situations: Intra-Revolutionary Solidarity, Polarization, and Violence in Egypt • Muhammad Amasha, Yale University.

2. Frontlash as Infrastructure: The Racial Origins of Education Reform and the Production of Democratic Vulnerability • AJ Rice, University of California, Santa Barbara.

3. Events as Political Infrastructure: Conferences and the Formation of Transnational Advocacy Networks (TANs) • Jeanette Ruiz, Virginia Commonwealth University.

4. Baltic American Diaspora Mobilization in the Formation of Baltic Sovereignty, 1918–1922 • Piotr Szlauzys, Independent Researcher.

5. Colonial Origins of Voting Preferences: Evidence from Brazil • Ali Reza Rahimi, Free University of Berlin.