Democracy: Evidence from Turkey - International Studies Association

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ISA Full Conference Program as of 2/26/2009
SA01: Sunday 8:00 AM ‐ 9:45 AM
Panel
Advancing Coherence and Integrating Peacebuilding in Strategic Policy Frameworks
New Views on Human Rights
Sponsor(s): Human Rights
Sponsor(s): Peace Studies
Chair
Disc.
Exploring the Past, Anticipating the Future (Theme)
Richard Ponzio, United Nations
Erin L. McCandless, New School University
Clarifying the Causal Pathways between Ethnic Conflict and Democracy: Evidence from Turkey
Mehmet Gurses: Florida Atlantic University
Strategic Policy Frameworks as Tool for Peacebuilding: A Comparative Perspective
Richard Ponzio: United Nations
The Peacebuilding Commission's Integrated Peacebuilding Strategic Framework: Learning from the PBC's Engagement in Sierra Leone and Burundi
Necla Tschirgi: Consultant, United Nations
Infusing Peacebuilding and Human Rights Approaches in Post‐Conflict Strategic Policy Frameworks: The Cases of Afghanistan and Liberia
Erin L. McCandless: New School University
Peace Agreements and Policy Frameworks in Peacebuilding in Sri Lanka
Chair
Disc.
David P. Forsythe, University of Nebraska
Peter R. Baehr, Utrecht University
Disc.
Mark Gibney, University of North Carolina Asheville
The UN and Human Rights
David P. Forsythe: University of Nebraska
The Universality of Human Rights
Jack Donnelly: University of Denver
Globalization and Human Rights
Rhoda E. Howard‐Hassmann: Wilfrid Laurier University
Human Rights: Concepts, Operationalized
David Cingranelli: Binghamton University, State University of New York
Roundtable
Nuts & Bolts (Part I): Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Administering a Title VI Grant But Were Afraid to Ask Sponsor(s): International Education
Chair
Christine M. Corey, US Department of Education
Participant Berta I. Arias, Joliet Junior College
Samuel G. Doe: UNDP
Panel
Panel
Multistakeholder Partnerships in Postconflict Peacebuilding ‐ Past Experiences and Future Prospects
Participant Allen E. Hibbard, Middle Tennessee State University
Participant Amanda K. Wolfe, University of New Mexico
Roundtable
Chair
Michael Brzoska, University of Hamburg
Roundtable on Concepts of Global Governance
Disc.
Michael S. Lund, Woodrow Wilson International Center
Sponsor(s): Exploring the Past, Anticipating the Future (Theme)
Yet Another Policy Fad? Multistakeholder Partnerships and New Modes of Governance in Post‐Conflict Settings
Kateryna Pishchikova: Sant'Anna School of Advanced Studies of Pisa
Valentina Mele: Università Bocconi
Multistakeholder Parterships in the Security Sector – Past and Future
Michael Brzoska: University of Hamburg
Hans‐Georg Ehrhart: University of Hamburg
Jens Narten: Institute for Peace Research and Security Policy at
the University of Hamburg
Multistakeholder Partnerships and ‘Peace‐Building’: A Critical Examination of their Roles and Significance in Peace‐
Building Processes
Owen Greene: University of Bradford
External/Internal Dynamics in Liberal Peacemaking: A Case Study on Afghanistan
Shahrbanou Tadjbakhsh: Sciences Po, Paris
Chair
Ann Florini, National University of Singapore
Participant Robert O. Keohane, Princeton University
Participant Stewart M. Patrick, Council on Foreign Relations
Participant Yaqing Qin, China Foreign Affairs University
Participant Jan Aart Scholte, University of Warwick
Participant Stephen J. Stedman, Stanford University
Panel
Party Politics and Foreign Policy
Sponsor(s): Foreign Policy Analysis
Chair
Peter Trubowitz, University of Texas at Austin
Disc.
Benjamin O. Fordham, Binghamton University, State University of New York
Peter Trubowitz, University of Texas at Austin
Disc.
The Rise of the Anti‐Dove Party
Colin Dueck: George Mason University
Ideologies and Islamic Parties: Implications for US Security
Mark L. Haas: Duquesne University
Why States Extend Trade Concessions to their Enemies
Steven E. Lobell: University of Utah
Circles of Trust: The Creation of International Security Institutions and the Domestic Politics of Multilateralism
Brian Rathbun: University of Southern California
Panel
Risky Choices ‐ Nuclear Deterrence and Proliferation
Chair
Echoes of the Past in Contemporary Geopolitics Sponsor(s): Exploring the Past, Anticipating the Future (Theme)
Chair
Disc.
David J. Sarquis, ITESM
David J. Sarquis, ITESM
Learning from the Past: Using Critical Theory to Reconsider the Legitimation of Hegemony via Metaphorical 'Public Goods'
Jayantha Jayman: Binghamton University, State University of New York
No End to Empire? Domestic and Foreign Elite Consensus and US Hegemony
David Sylvan: Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies
Stephen John Majeski: University of Washington
Latin America in Some Emerging Non Hegemonic Regimes
Odette Colin: Tecnológico de Monterrey
The Importance of Mexican History in its Future Formulation of Foreign Policy
Susana C. Chacon: Tecnológico de Monterrey, Campus Santa Fe
Panel
Disc.
Daniel R. Lake, State University of New York at Plattsburgh
Blasts from the Past: Discourses on Nuclear Power over Six Decades
Hisham Zerriffi: Liu Institute for Global Issues, University of British Columbia
Karthika Sasikumar: Cornell University
South Asia’s Nuclear Deterrence: On Deterrence Stability in the Second Nuclear Age
Bhumitra Chakma: The University of Hull
The NPT, Past and Future: A Game Theoretic Approach to Nuclear Proliferation
Dianne R. Pfundstein: Columbia University
Sources of Nuclear Cooperation: The Case of Argentina and Brazil
Carina Solmirano: PhD Candidate. Joseph Korbel School of International Studies. University of Denver
Kazakhstan’s Denuclearization: The Decision‐Making Process and Lessons for the Future
Beyond Hegemony: Rationality Paradigms of Foreign Policy Togzhan O. Kassenova: University of Georgia
Convergence under Emerging Symmetric Interdependence Panel
In International Relations
Leopoldo Lovelace: California State Polytechnic University at NGOs and IGOs: Their Interactive and Political Effects
Pomona
Sponsor(s): International Organization
The Governance of Circulation and Risk in a Post‐NAFTA Rebordered North America
Isidro Morales: Tecnológico de Mlonterrey, Campus Santa Fe
Panel
Governance and Governmentality in World Politics, Part II: Security, Liberalism, & Political Economy
Sponsor(s): International Political Sociology
Chair
Disc.
Doerthe Rosenow, King's College London
Nicholas Kiersey, Ohio University, Chillicothe
Society Must Be Governed: Expert Networks and the Production of Neoliberal Subjectivities in the Americas
Jason R. Weidner: Florida International University
The Security of Vital Systems
Stephen J. Collier: The New School
The Emergence of Biopolitical Warfare: A Foucauldian Reading of US Military Doctrine
Kevin D. Egan: Drexel University
Jared B. Hibbard‐Swanson: Penn State University
Chair
Disc.
Susan Hyde, Yale University
Elizabeth Bloodgood, Concordia University
Disc.
Heather Smith, Lewis & Clark College
Coalitions and Norm Stability: The Case of Whaling
Jennifer L. Bailey: Norwegian University of Science and Technology
The Limits of International Funding of NGOs
Sarah Stroup: Middlebury College
Nothing Succeeds like Access? International NGOs and Multilateral Institutions
Edward A. Fogarty: Colgate University
"To Shine a Light:" The Efficacy of Amnesty International's Urgent Action Campaigns, 1974‐2004
Wendy Wong: University of Toronto
Explaining Ratification of Human Rights Treaties: NGO Pressure and Unanticipated Outcomes
Heather Smith: Lewis & Clark College
Panel
The Power of Moral Discourses in International Relations: A AFRICOM and US Africa Policy
Sponsor(s): African Politics Conference Group
Foucauldian Analysis of a Global Human Rights Discourse
Ivan P. Manokha: Institut d'études politiques de Paris
The Politics of Superfluity
Michael Merlingen: Central European University
Anna Selmeczi: Central European University
Chair
Jessica R. Piombo, Naval Postgraduate School
Disc.
Robert B. Munson, Air University
Essence of Indecision: Towards an Explanation of Intra‐
Governmental Conflicts over AFRICOM
Kenneth J. Menkhaus: Davidson College
African Responses to US Africa Command
Stephen Burgess: US Air War College
Soft Balancing Among Weak States? The New African Rebels
Beth Elise Whitaker: University of North Carolina‐Charlotte
AFRICOM and Non‐Kinetic Military Missions: Lessons from the Horn of Africa
Jessica R. Piombo: Naval Postgraduate School
New Methods for Gathering, Analyzing, and Communicating
Information about Complex African Problems
Helen E. Purkitt: US Naval Academy
Panel
Foreign Aid, the Environment, and Development
Chair
Disc.
Jeremy Youde, University of Minnesota Duluth
Marc J. Cohen, SAIS‐Johns Hopkins University
Conceptualizing the Environment ‐ A Comparative Study of How Poverty‐Environment Linkages are Defined in International Development Cooperation
Martin Sjostedt: Swedish Agency for Development Evaluation
Foreign Aid and Democracy: An Analysis of the Determinants of Development Assistance
Christopher D. Linebarger: University of North Texas
Aid and Its Discontents: Goals and Impacts of Foreign Aid in Central Asia
Bethany Barratt: Roosevelt University
The US as a Participant in Global Environmental Regimes: An Unreliable Partner?
Islam Issues through a Prism
Sponsor(s): Comparative Interdisciplinary Studies
Chair
Brannon Wheeler, US Naval Academy
Disc.
Brannon Wheeler, US Naval Academy
On the Forms of Transnationalization of Islamic Movements
and the Use of Violence
Larisa Yun: University of Oklahoma
The Political Economy of State Building: The UN Role in 1946‐2000
Carmela Lutmar: Princeton University
Esen Kirdis: University of Minnesota
Panel
Contemporary Issues in Gender and Security
Fatwa and Politics in the Islamic World
Sponsor(s): Feminist Theory and Gender Studies
David S. Patel: Cornell University
Women's Caucus
Lisa Blaydes: Stanford University
Organizational Structure, Unity, and Strategic Choice: Understanding the Past and Anticipating the Future of the Jordanian Muslim Brotherhood
Sarah F. Salwen: University of Pennsylvania
Islam and Global Governance: Clash or Coexistence?
Mohammad S. Homayounvash: Florida International University
Panel
Elisabeth L. Hubbard: Davidson College
Panel
Awakening our Ecological Imaginary: Sci‐Fi Visions of our Environmental Future
Sponsor(s): Environmental Studies
Chair
Patrick Thaddeus Jackson, American University
Disc.
Robert G. Darst, University of Massachusetts Dartmouth
The Sheep Look Back: Counterfactuals, Dystopias, and are We Really Going to Hell in a Handbasket?
Kate O'Neill: University of California at Berkeley
Chair
Disc.
Wanda Wigfall‐Williams, Columbia College
Nicole Detraz, Colorado State University
Acknowledging Gender in Genocide Studies
Paula Drumond: Pontifícia Universidade Católica, Rio de Janeir
Competing Masculinities, Illicit Drug Policy and Understandings of Security ‐ A Gender Analysis
Ellie Christine Schemenauer: University of Wisconsin‐
Whitewater
Parameters of Islamist Rationality
Gamze Cavdar: Colorado State University
Europeanisation of Gender Equality in Turkey and Spain
Ayse I. Aybars: Middle East Technical University
International Issues and Political Socialization of Women: A Case Study of an Indian City
Josna Mishra: Miles College
Panel
Fiction and the Environmental Imagination: Envisioning the Globalization, Inequality, and International Communication
Future in the Classroom
Sponsor(s): International Communication
Judith Shapiro: American University
Singular vs. Collective Action for the Commons: LeGuin’s "The Lathe of Heaven" D. G. Webster: Universiy of Southern California
Science Fiction Views of Diversity and Sameness
Alastair Iles: Environmental Science, Policy & Management
Everyday Science Fiction: The Ecological Consequences of Technological Fetishism
Simon Nicholson: American University
Chair
Disc.
Lech W. Zacher, Kozminski University
Lech W. Zacher, Kozminski University
The Globalization of Virtual Mudslinging: A Comparative Content Analysis of German Party Web Sites in State, National, and European Parliamentary Elections
Eva J. Schweitzer: University of Mainz
Globalization and Liberal Telecom Reform – Anticipating Future Prosperity or Further Inequalities?
Kirsten Rodine Hardy: Northeastern University
Hegemonic Governance? Global Media, US Hegemony and the Transatlantic Divide
Stefan Robel: Technische Universität Dresden
Alexander Brand: Technische Universität Dresden
Globalization and Digitalization
Jeffrey Hart: Indiana University
Panel
Chair
Mehtap Söyler, Humboldt‐Universität zu Berlin
Disc.
Avraham Sela, Hebrew University Jerusalem
Holy Warlords: The Rise of Islamist Movements in Failed States
Aisha S. Ahmad: McGill University
Barak Mendelsohn: Haverford College
Sources of Legitimacy of Islamic Rebel Organizations
Christopher P. Dallas‐Feeney: George Washington University
The Effects of Political Integration on the Strategic and Tactical Moderation of Islamist Groups
Emy Matesan: Syracuse University
Jacob L. Stump: American University
Assessing the Effectiveness of Leadership Decapitation of Terrorist Organizations
Jenna Jordan: University of Chicago
Panel
Sponsor(s): International Law
Chair
Charlotte Ku, University of Illinois College of Law
Disc.
Emilia Justyna Powell, Georgia Southern University
Choice of Official Text in Multilateral Treaties: The Interplay of Law, Politics, Language, Pragmatism and (Multi)‐
Nationalism
John King Gamble: Pennsylvania State University
Multilateral Treaties: Accommodating Subject Matter Topics
Extremist Islamist Movements in Collapsed States: A Threat to International Security or Not?
Binnur Ozkececi‐Taner: Hamline University
Zachary W. Devlin‐Foltz: Macalester College
Panel
Globalization of Higher Education: What the Future Augurs
Sponsor(s): Phi Beta Delta Honor Society
Victoria N. Salmon, George Mason University
Yvonne Captain, G. Washington Univ/ Phi Beta Delta
Reviewing the Past and Anticipating the Future: The Arts and International Relations
Victoria N. Salmon: George Mason University
Isomorphic and Decoupling Trends in Teaching for Social Justice and Global Citizenship
Mousumi Mukherjee: Loyola University Chicago
Globalisation in Higher Education: You Cannot Get There from Here
Mariella C. Remund: City University of Seattle
Islamic Fundamentalism, Globalization, Technological Change and Higher Education In Malaysia
James D. Chopyak: California State University, Sacramento
Panel
Terrorism: New Understandings and Approaches
Sponsor(s): International Security Studies
Disc.
Mia M. Bloom: University of Georgia
Treaties—Traditional Theories, Macroscopically Tested
Islamist infighting: Understanding al Qaeda’s Critique of Hamas
Chair
Is Terrorism a "Poor Man's Patent": Evaluating the Causal Connection between Education, Poverty and Violence? Priya Dixit: American University
International Security Studies
Robert D. Phelps: Rhodes College
Studying the Practices of Terrorism
Sponsor(s): Ethnicity, Nationalism, & Migration Studies
Chair
Disc.
David Romano: Rhodes College
Cale D. Horne: University of Georgia
Understanding Islamist Movements
Correlates of Terror
Kimberly A. Hudson, USAF Negotiation Center of Excellence, USAF Culture and Language Center, Air University.
Douglas R. Woodwell, University of Indianapolis
Chrissy M. Giuliano: Penn State
Public‐Private Partnerships and Multilateral Treaties: Alternatives or Complements?
Liliana Botcheva‐Andonova: Graduate Institute for International and Development Studies, Geneva
Soft Law and Treaties: Complementary or Oxymoronic
Christopher M. Brown: Penn State University
Panel
Desecuritizing ir/IR – A Critical Resurrection of the ‘Copenhagen School’
Chair
Disc.
Christopher Browning, University of Warwick
James Peter Burgess, Peace Research Institute, Oslo
Surveillance, Chilling Effect Doctrine and the Modalities of Dissent in Times of Expression
Florent Blanc: Sciences‐Po Paris/Northwestern University
Desecuritizing the Atlantic Alliance? Why NATO is Still Alive
Gabi Schlag: Johann Wolfgang Goethe‐Universität
Desecuritisation as Failed Securitisation: Understanding Germany’s Post‐Cold War Non‐Proliferation Policy
Holger Stritzel: London School of Economics and Political Science
The Long Way to Regional Integration: From Desecuritisation to Common Market in the EEC and Mercosur
Andrea Oelsner: University of Aberdeen
“Trust me, I am Better than they Claim”: Positive Social Capital as a Master Variable for De‐Securitization
Balzacq Thierry: University of Louvain & Sciences Po Paris
Panel
Brazilian Foreign Policy: Institutions, Business and Strategic Changes
Sponsor(s): Brazilian International Relations Association
Chair
Andrew J. Hurrell, University of Oxford
Disc.
Andrew J. Hurrell, University of Oxford
Statesmanship and the Problem of Theoretical Generalization
Brian A. Smith: Georgetown University
John F. Daniel: Georgetown University
Reconceptualizing Continuity and Change in World Society ‐
The Approaches of Pierre Bourdieu and Niklas Luhmann
Lars Schmitt: Center for Conflict Studies, Marburg/Germany
Exploring the Roots of Brazil’s International Identity and its Kai R. Hebel: University of Oxford
Impact on the Management of the Country’s External Relations
Panel
Ivani Vassoler: State University of New York
The Law, the Nation and Communal Groups
The Quest for Autonomy in Brazilian Foreign Policy
Tullo Vigevani: UNESP
Human Rights
Gabriel Cepaluni: USP/Cedec
The Deepening of a Regional Trade Agreement: A Domestic View of the Politics of Brazilian State Institutions and Firms in Mercosul
Galia Benitez: Indiana University
Panel
Investment and Preferential Trade Agreements
Sponsor(s): International Political Economy
Chair
Gregory P. Corning, Santa Clara University
Disc.
The Institutional Roots of the Decision to Initiate Preferential Trade Agreements
Alisa DiCaprio: UNU‐WIDER
Willem Maas: York University
Is the extension of Shari’ah to the Penal Codes in Northern Nigeria a Piece of Legal Utopianism? A Tentative Assessmen
Mohammed Hadi A. Bolaji: Keele University
Property, Ethnicity, and State Building in Africa: The Link Between the Legal Recognition of Communal Land Rights and Ethnic Mobilization Elizabeth C. Gianola: University of California at Berkeley
Panel
Bilateral Agreements
Invariabilities and Changes in the Development Discourse: Towards a Post‐Development Era?
Celine Germond‐Duret: Graduate Institute of International and
Development Studies, Geneva
Investment Treaties and Other Investment Promotion and Protection Instruments ‐ Complements, Competitors, or Both?
Lauge N S Poulsen: London School of Economics and Political Science
When does International Investment Agreements Matter? Design of International Investment Agreements as Signals for FDI
Tatiana Vashchilko: Pennsylvania State Unversity
Panel
Theorizing the Future
Chair
Disc.
The Politics of Claims Facilities: Lessons from the 2005 Gaza and North West Bank Compensation Scheme Explaining Change in Dutch and Belgian Nationality Law
Joseph C. Marques: Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies
Dana Zartner, Tulane University
Ehud Eiran: Brandeis University/Harvard University
Business View of Foreign Policy in Brazil
Chair
Disc.
Ian Hall, Griffith University
Theorizing IR: The New Debates?
Luz Araceli U. Gonzalez: Tecnologico de Monterrey ITESM
Is the Future a Foreign Country?
Stephanie A. Lawson: Macquarie University
Chair
Robert T. Kudrle, University of Minnesota
Disc.
Nicole Simonelli, Purdue University
Foreign Direct Investment Disputes: The Trilateralization of BITs Under the NAFTA
Greg J. Anderson: University of Alberta
Cheap Talk and Transparency: Explaining the Bilateral Trade
Agreements with the EU
Leonardo Baccini: New York University
The Effect of US BITs on FDI Inflows to Developing Countries: Signaling or Credible Commitment?
Zeev Yoram Haftel: University of Illinois at Chicago
How to Win Friends and Avoid Influence: The Politics of Bilateral Trade Balances
Ashley R. Conner: Stanford University
Panel
Issues in Democratization in the Former Soviet Bloc
Sponsor(s): Post Communist States
Chair
Disc.
Mariya Y. Omelicheva, University of Kansas
Heather L. Tafel, Grand Valley State University
Gauging the Intensity of Communism as a 'Mental Model': A
Latent Factor for Comparing post‐Soviet Transitions to Democracy
Jeffrey S. Lindstrom: Claremont Graduate University
Exit Poll for Democratization: From Early Projection to Check Against Massive Fraud in Election in the Former Second and Third World
Ikuro Fujiwara: University of Osaka
Constitutional Design Versus Constitutional Reform in Emerging Democracies: Lessons for Post‐Communist Transitions
Gerald Pech: American University in Bulgaria
Katja Michalak: The American University in Bulgaria
Taking Stock: ‘Transitology’ and the Colorful Range of Explanations of the Color ‘Revolutions’ Spyridon Kotsovilis: McGill University
Panel
Security Challenges in the Middle East and Persian Gulf
Chair
Karam Dana, University of Washington
Disc.
Mehran Kamrava, Georgetown University
The Origins of “Informal” Empire: The Security Dilemma of the Persian Gulf
Sean L. Yom: Harvard University
The Sources of Oman's Foreign Policy in the 21st Century
Jeffrey A. Lefebvre: University of Connecticut
Contentious Politics in the Middle East: Patterns and Perspectives
Peter Fragiskatos: Cambridge University
Identity, Discourse and Deterrence in Israel’s Ongoing Battle with Hizbollah
Amir Lupovici: The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Hegemonic (In)Stability and the Limits of the US Hegemony in the Middle East
Yucel Bozdaglioglu: Adnan Menderes University
Panel
The Implications for Northeast Asia of an Operational North Korean Nuclear Weapons Capability
Chair
Gregory Moore, Eckerd College
Disc.
Stephan Haggard, University of California at San Diego
The International Nuclear Non‐Proliferation Regime: A Comparison between India and North Korea
Mumin Chen: National Chung Hsing University
Self‐Defense or Credibility?: Japan’s Alliance Policy toward the United States
Go Tsuyoshi Ito: Meiji University
Why the World Will Accept a Nuclear North Korea
Andrei Lankov: Kookmin University
Options for US Policy Toward a Nuclear North Korea
Gregory Moore: Eckerd College
Roundtable
Behavioral IR
Chair
Alex Mintz, IDC & Texas A&M
Participant David Brule, University of Tennessee
Participant Patrick James, University of Southern California
Participant Charles Stephen Taber, Stony Brook University
Participant Stephen George Walker, Arizona State University
Panel
North America: The Future of Security Cooperation and the weight of Military Traditions
Chair
Monica C. Serrano, El Colegio de México
Disc.
Arturo C. Sotomayor, Naval Post‐Graduate School
The Impact of 9‐11 on North American Security: NORAD & NORTHCOM
Joseph T. Jockel: St. Lawrence University
Rethinking the US National Structure: Its implications for North America
Craig A. Deare: Center for Hemispheric Defense Studies
Military Traditions, Changing Conceptions of Security and Future North American Security Cooperation
Jane Boulden: Royal Military College
The Mexican Armed Forces, Democratic Transition and Regional Security Cooperation
Monica C. Serrano: El Colegio de México
Pensando lo Imposible: Mexico and the Issue of NATO Membership
David G. Haglund: Queen's University
Panel
Youth, Violence and Social Change: Empirical Evidence and Strategies
Chair
Disc.
Siobhan Mary McEvoy, Butler University
Mark Sommers
Street Gangs as a Variable Form – Findings from Chicago
John M. Hagedorn: University of Illinois‐Chicago
Youth Violence in Cambodia between War Legacy and Social Change
Oliver M. Hensengerth: Chatham House, London
Discourses on Youth Violence and the Demonization of Youth Gang Members in El Salvador
Peter Peetz: GIGA German Institute of Global and Area Studies
The Public Health approach to Deal with Youth Violence ‐ Current Developments
Alberto Concha‐Eastman: Pan American Health Organization/World Health Organization
Panel
Model Building in International Political Economy
James D. Rae: California State University, Sacramento
Scientific Study of International Processes
Chair
James David Morrow, University of Michigan
Disc.
Doru Tsaganea, Metropolitan College of New York
The Ties that Bind: The Effect of Structural Similarity on International Trade Relations and Domestic Social Programs
in Less Developed Countries
Christopher Albert: University of California at Santa Barbara
International Cooperation and Heterogenous Populations
Alastair Smith: New York University
Theorizing State Preference Formation over Regional Integration
Min‐hyung Kim: Hobart and William Smith Colleges
Are Side‐Payments for Real? Systematically Evaluating the Effect of Issue‐linkage using Economic Cooperation Provisions in Military Alliance Treaties
Paul D. Poast: University of Michigan
Panel
Institutions and Similarity in the Evolution of Conflict and Cooperation
Sponsor(s): Scientific Study of International Processes
Disc.
Implementing the Rule of Law in Post‐Conflict Settings: An Analysis of Bosnia, Cambodia, East Timor, Iraq, Kosovo, and Sierra Leone
Mark J. Crescenzi, University of N. Carolina at Chapel Hill
Is there a Capitalist Civil Peace?
Hanne Fjelde: Uppsala University
Indra De Soysa: Norwegian University of Science and Technology
Testing Competing Theories of the Democratic Peace Among Rivals
Is Lustration a Sine Qua Non for Peaceful Future? East‐
Central Europe and Iraq
Aysegul Keskin: Kent State University
Postconflict Reconstruction & Human Security: Untangling the Security‐Development Nexus
Bahar Akman: McGill University
Constitutional Processes & Institutional Change: A Comparison of the US and Iraqi Constitutions
Kursad Aslan: Kent State University
Christopher P. Banks: Kent State University
Panel
Security Discourse and the Materiality of Insecurity
Chair
Maria Raquel Freire, University of Coimbra
Disc.
Geoffrey R. Edwards, University of Cambridge
The European Union and Russia: Problematizing the "Common" Security Space
Sandra Dias Fernandes: University of Minho, CEPS and Sciences
Po
Andrei S. Makarychev: Nizhny Novgorod Linguistic University
The Construction of a European Discourse on Organized Crime as a threat and its Consequences for Security Strategies and Techniques
Helena C. Carrapiço: European University Institute
The European Union’s Discourse on the European Defence Agency: From Security to Globalisation and Back?
André Filipe Barrinha: University of Kent
Evaluating Knowledge and Claims: The 'Reality' of Security and its Normative Assessment
Mark Souva: Florida State University
Justin Conrad: Florida State University
Rethinking the Effect of Culture at Different Conflict Stages
João Nunes: University of Wales, Aberystwyth
Mingyan Li: Vanderbilt University
Panel
Fluctuating Domestic Constraints: The Supreme Court and The Gendered Impacts of Trade Liberalization and Commercial
Culture
the Shifting Balance of Power between the Executive and Sponsor(s): Feminist Theory and Gender Studies
Legislative Branch in US Foreign Policy
Kirk A. Randazzo: University of South Carolina
Global Development
Daniel S. Morey: University of Kentucky
International Political Economy
Dyads De Novo? The Origins of State Pairs & International Politics
Andrew J. Enterline: University of North Texas
Michael I. Stephens: University of North Texas
Kyle Joyce: University of California at Davis
Panel
Peacebuilding and the Rule of Law: Lessons for and from Iraq Sponsor(s): International Organization
Chair
Marie‐Joelle Zahar, Universite de Montreal
Disc.
Chair
Disc.
Sandra McEvoy, Clark University
Rekha Datta, Monmouth University
Fashioning The Muslim Body: Modernizing Closure through Politicizing and Globalizing Muslim Industries in Turkey
Dogan Ünsal Baskir: Turkey
Pelin A. Binnet: Koc University
Standing on the Sidelines: Caribbean IPE, Civil Society and Women
Kristina Hinds Harrison: University of the West Indies
Panel
Foreign and Domestic Components of US Foreign Policy
Gladys Mokhawa: University of St Andrews
Chair
Disc.
David Mitchell, Bucknell University
Kanishkan Sathasivam, Salem State College
Daniel Fikreyesus: Georgia State University
Cooperation and Discord: The Relationship between the United States and Canada
Andre P. Donneur: University of Quebec at Montreal
Policy Analysts, Education, and the Public: Roles and Responsibilities
Julian C. Westerhout: Illinois State University
Community of Democracies: World Order or American Empire?
Cristina Barrios: London School of Economics and Political Science
An Analysis of US Strategy toward Southeast Asia
Ming‐Te Hung: National Chung‐Hsing University
Tai‐Ting Liu: National Chung‐Hsing University
Panel
Panel
Mediation and Reconciliation
Chair
Disc.
J. David Singer, University of Michigan
Paul F. Diehl, University of Illinois at Urbana‐
Champaign
Hostland Integration, Homeland Reconciliation and Transnational Action: Kosovar Diaspora in Sweden
Jonathan D. Hall: Uppsala University
A Comparative Analysis of Mediation Efforts in Civil Wars Fought over Territory and Control of Government
Jacob Bercovitch: University of Canterbury
Jenna Lea: University of Alabama
Karl Rene DeRouen Jr.: University of Alabama
The Benefits of Peace: An Empirical Contribution to the Conflict Resolution Debate
Andrea Vilan
Public Opinion in Two‐Level Games: Negotiations in Cyprus
Erol Kaymak: Eastern Mediterranean University
The Use of Film in the Classroom
Sponsor(s): Active Learning in International Affairs
Chair
Rebecca Hovey, School for Intern. Trng
Disc.
Leanne Powner, College of Wooster
Social Constructivism at the Movies: Teaching IR Theory through Re‐reading Films
Stefan J. Engert: Ludwig‐Maximilians University of Munich
Why do we Fight Wars? Connecting with the Student through Fictional Film and Literature
Mary E. Pettenger: Western Oregon University
Conspiracy Theories and Critical Thinking in the International Studies Classroom
Security Governance by Non‐State Armed Actors – The Case
of Dissident General Laurent Nkunda in North Kivu (Dem. Rep. of the Congo)
Sylvia Sergiou: SFB Governance in Areas of Limited Statehood
Roundtable
Civil Society and Peacebuilding: Presenting Results of a Three‐
Year Research Project
Chair
John Darby, University of Notre Dame
Disc.
John Darby, University of Notre Dame
Participant Roberto Belloni, University of Trento, Italy
Participant Esra Gurkaynak, Bilkent University
Daniel McIntosh: Slippery Rock University
Promoting Global Political Consciousness through Film
Darlene M. Budd: University of Central Missouri
Gregory W. Streich: University of Central Missouri
US Foreign Policy Towards Africa
Fatal Attraction? South Africa's Quiet Diplomacy and Regional Security in Southern Africa
Panel
Culture, Religion and Signalling in Contemporary Diplomatic Practice
Sponsor(s): Diplomatic Studies
Chair
Yael Warshel, American University
Disc.
Lori Helene Gronich, Georgetown University
Who's Afraid of Farfur? The Impact of Palestinian Cultural Diplomacy on Israeli National Security
Yael Warshel: American University
Common Sense and Foreign Policy
John Dallas Stempel: University of Kentucky
How Could Exchange Programmes Fit into Future Public Diplomacy Strategies?
Iain G. Wilson: University of Wales, Aberystwyth
Participant Darren Kew, Umass Boston
Participant Thania Paffenholz, The Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies, Geneva
Panel
Global Governmentality and Sovereign Exceptionality I
Chair
Jenny Edkins, Aberystwyth University
Disc.
Benjamin J. Muller, Simon Fraser University
Sovereign Power, Governmentality and Intervention
Marc Doucet: Saint Mary
Michael de Larrinaga: University of Ottawa
Race, Sex and Governmentality in the “Global War on Terror” Melanie Richter‐Montpetit: York University
The Appropriation of Abandonment: Giorgio Agamben on the State of Nature and the Political
Sergei Prozorov: University of Helsinki
Governmentality, Sovereign Individualism and the British ID
Cards Debate
Victoria Basham: University of Bristol
Panel
Environmental Protection and Local Political Changes in China
Chair
Disc.
Katherine Morton, Australian National University
Katherine Morton, Australian National University
Disc.
Guobin Yang, Barnard College
International environmental non‐governmental organizations in local politics: Comparing the different structures of Greenpeace networks in solid toxic waste campaign in the Philippines and China
Wai Man Natalie Wong: Department of Government and Public Administration, The Chinese University of Hong Kong
Local People’s Congress and the Inland Nuclear Power Project
Xiang Fang: University of Edinburgh
Beyond the Decision: Environmental “Impact Litigation” in China
Rachel E. Stern: University of California at Berkeley
Development, Disaster, and Environmental Protection: A Comparative Study of Local Environmental Politics in China
Fengshi Wu: Chinese University of Hong Kong
Panel
Media and Mobilization
The Impact on Aid Flow on Power Relations within Afghan Refugee Communities: The Example of Women’s Organizations
Assunta M. Nicolini: City University, London, UK
Transnational Networks and Local Power in Afghanistan
Alessandro Monsutti: Program in Agrarian Studies, Yale University
Counterterrorism, Drugs and Insurgency: How New Resources Shape Power in Afghanistan’s Southern Pashtun Communities
Susanne Schmeidl: Griffith University
Masood Karokhail: Tribal Liaison Office
Turkey: Security Challenges
Chair
Ebru S. Canan, Bahcesehir University, Turkey
Disc.
Citizen Rebels, Citizen Militia: Localization of Military Apparatus in Russia and Turkey
Evren Balta Paker: Yildiz University
“The West” in the Turkish Islamist Media Isik Gurleyen: Izmir University of Economics
Anti‐Americanism in Turkey: Past and Present
Aylin Guney: Bilkent University
The Limits to Military Autonomy: the Turkish Armed Forces in the Age of the Empire of Capital
Baris Karaagac: York University
Chair
Douglas A. Van Belle, Victoria University of Wellington
Disc.
Douglas A. Van Belle, Victoria University of Wellington US Africa Policy: Reconsiderations
The Evolving Role of the NGO: Monitoring, Informing, and Coordinating the Human Rights Regime with Information Technology Audrey L. Comstock: University at Albany
Who Throws the Boomerang? Explaining the Political Dynamics of Amnesty International’s Urgent Action Appeals
Dongwook Kim: University of Wisconsin‐Madison
The Media in Ethno‐Nationalist Violence: The Case of Gujarat
Lisa Kissopoulos: University of Cincinnati
Panel
New Resources and Old Games: Afghanistan Entering the 21st Century – (Un)intended Consequences of External Resource Circulation
Chair
Disc.
Panel
Panel
Chair
Kidane Mengisteab, Penn State University
Disc.
Kofi Nsia‐Pepra, Ohio Northern University
The Next Genocide? Ignorance and Miscalculation in American Foreign Policy toward Rwanda
Stacey M. Mitchell: University of Georgia
The Nature of Local conflicts and Failure of US Intervention in the Horn of Africa
Kidane Mengisteab: Penn State University
War on Terrorism in the Horn of Africa: A New Cold War?
Abdulahi A. Osman: University of Georgia‐Department International Affairs
The Celebrity Effect on US Relations with Sub‐Saharan Africa: The Case of Darfur‐Sudan
Benn L. Bongang: Savannah State University
Susanne Schmeidl, Griffith University
Panel
Kristian Berg Harpviken, International Peace Research Globalization, Governance, Institutions: Socio‐Cultural Institute, Oslo (PRIO)
Unintended Consequences of Aid Agencies in Afghanistan: Perceptions, Narratives And Disempowerment
Antonio Donini: Tufts University
Approach
Chair
Zuzana Lehmannova, University of Economics
Disc.
Vassil Hristov Anastassov, Istanbul Fatih University
How Small States Use International Institutions: Sweden as SB03: Sunday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Roundtable
a Small, Neutral but Active, Strong State
America Between the Wars: From 11/9 to 9/11
Jan M. Rolenc: University of Economics, Prague
Globalization as a Socio‐Cultural Transformation
Zuzana Lehmannova: University of Economics
Anticipating the Future: Increasng Involvement of Local Governments in Global Governance
Chadwick F. Alger: Ohio State University
SB01: Sunday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Panel
Chair
Henry Richard Nau, George Washington University
Participant Lynn Eden, Stanford University
Participant James M. Goldgeier, George Washington University
Participant Keir A. Lieber, University of Notre Dame
Participant James M. Lindsay, University of Texas at Austin
Integration, State Building and New Political Ideology
SB04: Sunday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Nuts & Bolts (Part 2): Breakout Session
Chair
Ulf Bjereld, University of Gothenburg
Disc.
Omar R. Serrano, Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies
A Reflection on a New Political Ideology of the 21st Century
Hidenori Yagaski: SunMoon University
Roundtable
Sponsor(s): International Education
Chair
SB05: Sunday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Workshop Panel
Earth System Governance
Integrating Bosnia into Europe: An Examination of the Office of the High Representative’s State‐Building Strategy, Sponsor(s): Environmental Studies
1996‐2006
Chair
Oran R. Young, University of California at Santa Carlos L. Yordan: Drew University
Jus Post Bellum: Conveying War through Children's Books
Caroline E. McGuire: University of Pennsylvania
Daniel R. Brunstetter: University of California at Irvine
The Influence of State Actions on Dissident Violence: Some Evidence from Europe
Susan Jellissen: Belmont University
Barbara
Frank Biermann, Vrije University Amsterdam
Who Governs Emissions Trading Systems for Greenhouse Gases? An Exploration of Agency in Earth System Governance
Michele Betsill: Colorado State University
Matthew J. Hoffmann: University of Toronto
Agency and Earth System Governance
Why doesn't Hiroshima Process Appear?
Takanori Mikami: Hiroshima Shudo University
SB02: Sunday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Disc.
Panel
Completing the Circle: Past, Present and Future of International Criminal Justice
Peace Studies
Chair
Mark A. Drumbl, Washington & Lee University
Disc.
Wouter G. Werner, VU University Amsterdam
Collective Crimes, Individual Responsibility
Elies van Sliedregt: Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
Heike Schroeder: University of Oxford
What Drives Corporate Climate Strategies and Does Business Hold the Key to Solving Climate Change?
Chukwumerije Okereke: Smith School, University of Oxford
Integration of Governance and Institutions into Computer‐
Based Modelling
Sofia Frantzi: Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
Marcel Kok: PBL
SB06: Sunday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Panel
Advances in the Study of Foreign Policy: Modeling Beliefs and Decisions
Sovereignty and International Justice in the Early Twentieth Sponsor(s): Foreign Policy Analysis
Century: The Trial that Never Was
Gerben Kor: Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
Criminology Discovers International Criminal Law
Alette Smeulers: Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
Forward to the Past: International Criminal Justice at the National Level in Uganda
Sarah MH Nouwen: Cambridge University
Opportunities and Challenges for Human Rights Field Operations Partnering for International Criminal Justice
Shamim Razavi: ICC
Chair
Akan Malici, Furman University
Disc.
Jerel A. Rosati, University of South Carolina
The Anatomy of Foreign Policy Mistakes: Chamberlain after Munich and Bush after 9/11
Stephen George Walker: Arizona State University
Akan Malici: Furman University
Leader's Psychological Characteristics and the Incidence of Groupthink vs. High Quality Decision Making
Mark Schafer: Louisiana State University
Scott Crichlow: West Virginia University
Learning in China's Decision‐Making toward Multilateral Institutions: The Cases of APEC, APT and ARF
Huiyun Feng: Utah State University
Cognitive Responses to Foreign Policy Crises: Belief Change in Response to Positive or Negative Experiences
B. Gregory Marfleet: Carleton College
Hannah Simpson: Carleton College
Experiential Learning by US Presidents: Domestic, International, and Psychological Influences
Sam Robison: LSU
Disc.
Raimo V. Väyrynen, The Finnish Institute of International Affairs
Raimo V. Väyrynen, The Finnish Institute of International Affairs
Irish neutrality and the Development of the European Union’s Security and Defence Policy under the Lisbon Treaty: Compatible or Competing Foreign Policy Agendas?
Karen M. Devine: Dublin City University
Utility or Futility? A Policy History of Neutrality
Neal G. Jesse: Bowling Green State University
Discourse, Memory and Identity and Swedish Foreign and Security Policy
Christine Agius: University of Salford
Allison Chatrchyan, Cornell University
Allison Chatrchyan, Cornell University
The Failure to Predict the Timing and Nature of Mexico's Democratic Transition: Why Modernization Theory is Right, What Went Wrong, and How to Fix It
Patricia Olney: Southern Connecticut State University
Does Oil Still Hinder Democracy?
The China Card and American Politics: The Domestic Sources of US Policy toward China, from 1868 to 2008
Jungkun Seo: University of North Carolina at Wilmington
Democracy and Development: Trends in Nigeria’s Fourth Republic
Rita Kiki Edozie: Michigan State University
SB10: Sunday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Panel
Compliance Issues in International Organization
Chair
Tanja Anita Boerzel, Freie Universität Berlin
Disc.
Tanja Anita Boerzel, Freie Universität Berlin
Analysing Compliance: The EU and the WTO
Alasdair R. Young: University of Glasgow
Why Rebels Comply with Humanitarian Rules when Governments Don't: The Effect of Reciprocity, Reputation, and International Institutions in Armed Conflicts 1991‐2006
Hyeran Jo: Texas A&M University
Laurent M. Goetschel: University of Basel
The Norm of Neutrality in Western Europe: Strategic Identity and Change
Jessica L. Beyer: University of Washington, Seattle
Stephanie Hofmann: Cornell University
Panel
Corporatism and the International
Chair
Disc.
Chair
Disc.
Catarina P. Thomson: Texas A&M University
Neutrals as Brokers of Political Ideas
SB08: Sunday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
The Resource Curse and Democracy
Sven Oskarsson: Uppsala University
Panel
The Past, Present and Future of Neutrality/Military Non‐
Alignment
Chair
Panel
Kai He: Georgia State University
SB07: Sunday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
SB09: Sunday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Duane Henry, University of Hawai'i at Manoa
Joseph Campos, II, University of Hawaii at Manoa
Politics and Economy in the Virtual Worlds: Innovation or Preservation?
Doina Cajvaneanu: University of Trento
High‐Risk Citizenship: A Product of Modern Governance
Duane Henry: University of Hawai'i at Manoa
Crowdsourcing for the Global Public Sector
Thaddeus Oliver
Aesthetics and Postcolonial Desire: Narrating Korean Subjectivity in an Age of Neoliberal Governance
Mary D. Lee: University of Hawaii
Subjects of International Law
Pilar Martinez Marin: Minority Business RoundTable
Commitment without Compliance: Human Rights Cases in the Inter‐American System
Gwyneth C. McClendon: Princeton University
Watching for Democracy? International Electoral Monitoring and Cheating
Jason Scheideman: University of Washington
SB11: Sunday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Roundtable
Kwame Nkrumah and the Birth of Modern African Diplomacy: A Centenary
Global Development
Chair
Seifudein Adem, Binghamton University, State University of New York
Participant Seifudein Adem, Binghamton University, State University of New York
Participant Jayantha Jayman, Binghamton University, State University of New York
Participant Ali A. Mazrui, IGCS
SB12: Sunday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Panel
Paradigmatic Conflicts? Intersections of Religion and Politics in
Ideological Movements
Globalizing Tradition: New Styles of Leadership and New Organizational Forms in Pehuenche Communities in Chile
Jeanne W. Simon: Universidad de Concepcion
Claudio J. Gonzalez: University of Concepcion
Chair
Sara Silvestri, City University & Cambridge University
Disc.
Sara Silvestri, City University & Cambridge University
Religion and American Attitudes on Foreign Policy
The Unfilled Visions of the Sami: Reaching for the Past and the Future
Stephen Deets: Babson College
SB15: Sunday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
James L. Guth: Furman University
Religious and civic? A World Wide Comparison on the Role of Religious Volunteering to Create Virtuous Citizens
Engendering Transitional Justice
Rafael Vázquez: University of Granada
Peace Studies
Why Does it Seem so Simple? Collisions of Religious Identity
and State Foreign Policy Agendas
Sandy M. Livingston: University of Aberdeen
Turkey’s Search for Legitimacy since the 1997 ‘Soft Coup’: How Religious Actors have been trying to Re‐invent Secularism?
Amelie Barras: London School of Economics and Political Science
Contesting Nationalisms in the Pan‐Arab Context
Jasmine Gani: London School of Economics and Political Scienc
SB13: Sunday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Panel
International Organization
De‐Stigmatizing Shame in Transitional Justice
Karen Engle: University of Texas
Hidden Histories & Marginalized Victims: The Role of Transitional Justice in Providing Truth and Accountability to LGBT Victims of Violence
Kelli Muddell: International Center for Transitional Justice
Girl Soldiers and the Elusive Quest for Peace and Justice
Debra L. Schultz: International Center for Transitional Justice
SB16: Sunday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Understanding How Sub‐National Politics Affect Climate Change Policy Making in the United States
Dana R. Fisher: Columbia University
Dynamic Negotiation Mandate: The United States in the Climate Change Negotiations
Guri Bang: CICERO
Perceptions of the US Strategy during the Kyoto Negotiations
Detlef Friedrich Sprinz: Potsdam Institute for Climate Impct Res
Jon Hovi: University of Oslo
Panel
Local Governance and Autonomy Structures
Chair
Disc.
Disc.
Pascha Bueno Hansen, University of California at Santa Cruz
Laura Sjoberg, Virginia Tech
Pascha Bueno Hansen: University of California at Santa Cruz
Jon Hovi, University of Oslo
Henrik Selin, Boston University
SB14: Sunday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Chair
The “Other’s” Burden of Being for the Nation: Representations of Women in the Peruvian Truth and Reconciliation Commission
The Past and Future of US Climate Policy
Chair
Disc.
Panel
Stephen Deets, Babson College
Klaus Segbers, Institute for East European Affairs
Comparative Ethno‐Nationalism: Kurds vs. Laz
Zeki Sarigil: Bilkent University
The Imprint of Northern Iraq on the Kurdish Problem of Turkey
Berfin Varisli: Sabanci University
Peaceful Protest and Territorial Autonomy Formation: Tatars in the Russian Federation
Renat Shaykhutdinov: Florida Atlantic University
Panel
International Communication and Regional Integration
Chair
Oya Dursun‐Ozkanca, Elizabethtown College
Disc.
The Discursive Construction of Terrorism: The “Bloody Sunday” Incident and the British Counterterrorist State
Priya Dixit: American University
Silencing the Call to Action: An Appraisal Minority Language Media and Political Participation in the European Union
Michaelene D. Cox: Illinois State University
Spreading ‘the News’ ‐ Media Coverage of Immigration in the Enlarged Europe
Alex Balch: University of Liverpool
Ekaterina Balabanova: University of Liverpool
An Emerging European Public Sphere: A Solution for European Integration?
Dunja Ewinger: University of Zurich
The Yasukuni Shrine as an Impediment to Asian Economic Integration
Peter Wisniewski
SB17: Sunday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Panel
Mike Ryckman: University of Arizona
Norms and Security
SB20: Sunday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Chair
Disc.
Trine B. Flockhart, Danish Institute for International Studies
Norms as Weapons of War
John A. Gentry: National Defense University
Norm Contestation and the Chemical Weapons Prohibition Regime After the 2nd CWC Review Conference
Alexander Kelle: University of Bath
Norm Resonance and Role Conflict: Canada, the Responsibility to Protect and the War in Afghanistan Pascal Vennesson: European University Institute
Nuclear Nonproliferation: Regime Responses to the Second Nuclear Era
Wade Huntley: University of British Columbia
US/India Nuclear Cooperation: Brave New World?
Understanding International Law in a Time of Challenge
Chair
Philip Liste, Goethe University Frankfurt
Disc.
Antje Wiener, University of Bath
Soft Law Initiatives and the Bindingness of International Law
Asher Alkoby: Ryerson University
Re‐thinking Sovereignty and International Law in the Epoch of Globalization
Jean Cohen: Columbia University
International Law and the Challenge of Climate Change
Shirley Scott: University of New South Wales
Can International Law Meet the Challenges of the Twenty‐
First Century?
Adriana Sinclair
SB21: Sunday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Panel
Panel
International Political Sociology
Turkish Foreign Policy: Competing Explanations
Chair
Chair
Edward Webb, Dickinson College
Disc.
A Turkish Mission Civilisatrice in Iraq?
Disc.
Timothy M. Shaw, University of the West Indies (UWI) and CIGI
Stefano Guzzini, Danish Institute for International Studies & Uppsala University
Interdisciplinary/International Relations
Einar Wigen: University of Oslo
David Philip Long: NPSIA‐Carleton University
The Clash of Narratives: Turkish Foreign Policy between Islamist Alienation and Secularist Frustration
Taylan Yildiz: Johannes Gutenberg‐University Mainz
Great Power Game and Turkey’s Role in Central Asia
Nilgun Onder: University of Regina
SB19: Sunday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Panel
Multidisciplinarity in International Studies
Lavina Lee: Macquarie University
SB18: Sunday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
International Terrorism as Internationalized Civil War
Panel
Terrorism: New Methodologies
Chair
Gil Friedman, Tel Aviv University
Disc.
War Initiation and Transnational Terrorism: Is there a Causal Connection?
Erica Chenoweth: Wesleyan University
Talking to Terrorists: Reflections on Fieldwork Experiences with Non‐State Violent Actors
John G. Horgan: Penn State University
A Group Based Analysis of Anti‐American Terrorist Attacks
Martha Crenshaw: Stanford University
Sue‐Ming Yang: Georgia State University
Gary LaFree: University of Maryland
Constructing Terror: How Issues of Construct Validity Undermine the Utility of Terror Databases and Statistical Analyses of Terrorism
Luke M. Gerdes: University of Pittsburgh & Carnegie Mellon University
The Multi‐disciplinary Holism of the Frankfurt School and the Problem‐Driven Multi‐disciplinarity of Peace Research
Vilho Harle: University of Tampere
The Geopolitics of the International System and Globalization
Simon Dalby: Carleton University
The State in International Studies: Multidisciplinary Perspectives
Sami M. Moisio: University of Turku
The Human Subject in International Studies: From Disciplinarity to Multidisciplinarity
Pami Aalto: University of Tampere
SB22: Sunday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Panel
African States, Development and International Relations (BISA
Africa and IS Working Group)
Sponsor(s): British International Studies Association
Chair
Disc.
Helen Yanacopulos, The Open University
Helen Yanacopulos, The Open University
Indigenisation and Socio‐Economic Transformation in Southern Africa
Stefan B. Andreasson: Queen's University Belfast
States, Development and the aid Relationship: Legacies and Prospects of Combined Development
William Brown: The Open University
The Politics of Participatory Poverty Reduction and the (Re) construction of Development Policy Space in Ghana
Lord C. Mawuko‐Yevugah: University of Alberta
Hegemonic Legacies in Post‐Colonial Africa ‐ The Case of Guinea‐Bissau
Teresa A. Cravo: Harvard University
SB23: Sunday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Mark Souva, Florida State University
Randall E. Newnham, Penn State University
Taehee Whang: Texas A&M University
Strategic Development Aid: Bringing the Future Back In Henrik O. Breitenbauch: Danish Institute for Military Studies
Crafting Successful Economic Sanctions: A Unified Model of Sanction Onset and Escalation
Mehmet Emre Hatipoglu: Penn State University
The Deterrence of Illegitimacy: Explaining Success and Failure of US Trade Actions
Krzysztof J. Pelc: Georgetown University
SB26: Sunday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Panel
Organizational Learning and Corporate Social Responsibility
Chair
Disc.
Hevina S. Dashwood, Brock University
David Ross Black, Dalhousie University
Organizational Learning and Corporate Social Responsibility in the Canadian Mining Sector
Hevina S. Dashwood: Brock University
Corporate Social Responsibility in Latin America: Adding Social and Environmental Value
Nicole M. Lindsay: Simon Fraser University
Julia A. Sagebien: Dalhousie University and University of Puerto Rico
Organizational Learning: Case Studies in the Extractive Industries
Foreign Aid and Government Survival
Elena V. McLean: Texas A&M University
Between Rational Choice and Historical Contingency: The Hidden Dilemma of Multiple Objectives in the Study of Economic Sanctions
Maria Sperandei: Cornell University
Panel
Evaluating the Future
Wolf‐Dieter Eberwein, IEP Grenoble
Wolf‐Dieter Eberwein, IEP Grenoble
Evaluating Political Risk Forecasting Models: What Works?
Llewellyn D. Howell: Thunderbird School of Global Management
Looking Back at the Future: Kahn and Weiner's *The Year 2000" in Retrospect Marsha B. Cohen: Florida International University; University of Miami MAIA
A Brief History of the Future of International Politics
Christopher J. Fettweis: Naval War College
The Emergent European Military‐Industrial Complex as co‐
evolutionary Self‐organization: An Application of Complex Evolutionary Mechanisms in IR
Mehmet Y. Tezcan: Free University of Brussels
SB25: Sunday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Claudia E. Aradau: The Open University
Prem K. Rajaram: Central European University
Seeing Is Believing?: International Signaling Use of Economic Sanctions
Chair
Disc.
Democratic Acts: A Political Reading of Mobility in the European Context
Enacting Citizenship by Third Country Nationals in Europe
SB24: Sunday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Susanna Karlsson: University of Wales, Aberystwyth
Jef Huysmans: The Open University
Panel
Economic Sanctions
Chair
Disc.
Images of Equality in Contemporary International Political Theory
Panel
Rethinking Equality for International Relations
Human Rights
Chair
Claudia E. Aradau, The Open University
Disc.
Barry Hindess, Australian National University
Frederick B. Bird: University of Waterloo
ISO 26000: Towards a Social Definition of Corporate Social Responsibility
Corinne Gendron: Titulaire de la Chaire en responsabilité sociale et développement durable
The ISO 26000 Social Responsibility Standard: Prospects for
Organizational Learning Based on Progress to Date
Kernaghan Webb: Ryerson University
SB27: Sunday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Panel
Issues in Political Economy and Development in Central Europe and the Former USSR
Chair
Ausra Park, Simmons College
Disc.
Tobias Hofmann, College of William & Mary
Which Comes First, Mobility of Safety? The Politics of Transport Policies in The Czech Republic, Slovakia and Romania
Eleanor E. Zeff: Drake University
State Infrastructural Power, External Pressures and Varieties of Capitalist Convergence in Postcommunist Europe's Heavy Industry
Aleksandra J. Sznajder: University of Richmond
The Defense‐Growth Paradigm: An Economic Investigation into Post‐Soviet States
Robert J. Eger, III: Florida State University
Bruce D. McDonald, III: Florida State University
The Effects of Political‐Cultural Ideas on Macroeconomic Policy: An Examination of Latvia and Belarus
David James Meadows: Dalhousie University
The Spread of the Flat Tax Idea in Post‐Communist Europe
Hilary Appel: Claremont McKenna College
SB28: Sunday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Panel
Responsibility and Causation: Who Takes the Blame When We
Don't Know Who is at Fault?
Chair
Toni Erskine, University of Wales, Aberystwyth
Lise Morje Howard, Georgetown University
Disc.
Tomohisa Hattori, Lehman College
David E. Cunningham, Iowa State University
Illiberal Justice: Questioning Responsibility and Causation
Disc.
Panel
Sponsor(s): International Ethics
War Termination and Exit Strategies
Chair
SB30: Sunday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Rolling the Iron Dice: Leadership Security and the Prospects for Conflict Termination
John F. Daniel: Georgetown University
Managing Victory: War‐ending Settlements and Postwar Stability
Paul Brian Fritz: Hofstra University
Withdrawing Under Fire: How to More Effectively Withdraw
from Islamist Insurgencies
Joshua Gleis: Fletcher School & Columbia University
Disputed Territoriality and Ethnohistorical Claims: Understanding Intractable Territorial Conflict in Israel, Serbia, and Armenia
Joseph D. Hoover: London School of Economics and Political Science
Responsibility in International Relations: A Social Practice Model
Kirsten Ainley: London School of Economics and Political Science
Moral Responsibility and Emotions: Acting vs. Being
Silviya Lechner: King's College London
Identifying Liability: Individual Responsibility for Collective Atrocity
Kirsten J. Fisher: McGill University
Bystander Duties vs. Consequential Duties in Global Ethics
Mark Busser: McMaster University
Ariel Zellman: Northwestern University
Panel
Chasing a Chimera: “Decisive defeat” and the War on Terror SB31: Sunday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Stephanie Pezard: Graduate Institute of International Studies, The Past and Future of North American Integration I
Geneva
SB29: Sunday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Panel
Nuclear Weapons, Nonproliferation, and Arms Control: Alternate Perspectives and Issues
Chair
Jeffrey M. Ayres, Saint Michael's College
Disc.
Laura Catharine Macdonald, Carleton University
Factors that Influence Cross‐Border Cooperation: A Multidisciplinary, Inductive Analysis
Chair
Tae‐Hyung Kim, Daemen College
Jason Ackleson: New Mexico State University
Disc.
Eugenio P. L. Diniz Costa, PUC Minas
Justin Kastner: Kansas State University
South Asian Security and the International Nuclear Order: Nuclear Arms Control and Disarmament in the Post‐
September 11 Era
Mario E. Carranza: Texas A&M University‐Kingsville
Nuclear Proliferation Or Reversals?: A Sequential Analysis
Wondeuk Cho: University of Wisconsin‐Milwaukee
The Challenges of Multilateral Arms Control Treaty Ratification in the United States
Sean Giovanello: Elon University
The Irreducible Uncertainty of Nuclear Weapons: Why Nuclear Proliferation is What States Make of It
Regionalism and Anti‐Regionalism in North America: The Politics of “Us” and “Them”
Brian Bow: Dalhousie University
Governance and North American Integration: How Institutionalized? How Democratic?
Christopher M. Sands: Hudson Institute
A "Transatlantic Bridge" in a Post‐Atlanticist Age? Continuity and Change in Transatlantic Relations through the Prism of British Identity Discourse
Kai R. Hebel: University of Oxford
SB32: Sunday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Panel
Zachary J. Zwald: University of California at Santa Cruz
No Impact? ‐ Critical Investigations of Success in Statebuilding,
Robert Jervis meets Herbert Blumer: Theoretical Reflections Peacebuilding, and Conflict Prevention
on the Psychology of Nuclear Proliferation
Ulla Jasper: University of St Gallen
The India‐Pakistan ‘De‐Hyphenation’ and Changes in Nuclear Equivalence
Sharad Joshi: Monterey Institute of International Studies
Chair
Disc.
Kenneth J. Menkhaus, Davidson College
Kenneth J. Menkhaus, Davidson College
Beyond Good Intentions: Peacebuilding in the Casamance
Patty Chang: University of Oxford
Creating Momentum: Evaluating Statebuilding and Peacebuilding Success as Incremental Transfer and Linkages
Susanna P. Campbell: Tufts University
Unintended Consequences of Intimacy: Peacekeeper‐Local SB35: Sunday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Panel
'hookups' and Sexual Relationships in Peace Operations
International Organization, the IMF, and Finance
Kathleen M. Jennings: Fafo
Statebuilding without the state? Local, State‐like functions in Darfur and beyond
Sumie Nakaya
Chair
Wolf Hassdorf, China Foreign Affairs University, Beijing
Joseph N. Cohen, City University of New York, Queens College
Disc.
DDR ‐ Critical Perspectives and New Insights
Robert H. Muggah: Small Arms Survey
Adverse impacts ‐ the case of DDR in northern Afghanistan
Stina Torjesen: Norwegian Institute of International Affairs
SB33: Sunday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Panel
Conflict and Cooperation in International Political Economy
Robert T. Kudrle: University of Minnesota
The Principles for Stable Capital Flows and Fair Debt Restructuring in Emerging Markets: A Transnational Public‐
Private Partnership in the Governance of Global Finance
Raymond Ritter: European Central Bank
Chair
Vera Troeger, University of Essex
Disc.
Heeding the Sirens: Why Some States Enter IMF Programs Sooner than Others?
Byungwon Woo: Ohio State University
Irfan Nooruddin: The Ohio State University
The Formation of Trade Rivalries in the World Trade Organization
Christina Fattore: West Virginia University
Has Kant’s Dream Become a Nightmare? Globalization, Interdependence, and Exporting the Cost of Conflict
Scott Helfstein: University of Michigan
The Role of Militarized Conflict in Disaggregated Bilateral Trade
Quan Li: Texas A&M University
Outside Options and Redistributive Bargaining in International Organizations Phillip Y. Lipscy: Stanford University
SB36: Sunday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Panel
Rogue Regimes and International Society
Chair
Nancy Wright, City University of New York
Disc.
Nancy Wright, City University of New York
Rebels without a Cause? US Foreign Policy and the Concept of Rogue States
Alexandra Homolar‐Riechmann: Peace Research Institute Frankfurt
Regionalism and Anti‐Westernism: Deviants or Heroes?
Shogo Suzuki: University of Manchester
Pushing International Society into Westphalian Periphery
Daniel Biró: University of South Australia
Rafael Reuveny: Indiana University
Compliance in the Fog of Law: The Impact of Institutional Change on Compliance when no one is looking
Gregory C. Dixon: University of West Georgia
SB34: Sunday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
The OECD and Global Governance: Taxation and Competition Policy
Panel
Formal Approaches to Crisis Bargaining
Chair
Daniel S. Morey, University of Kentucky
Disc.
James David Morrow, University of Michigan
Dodging the Rogue: Direct Engagement with non‐State Actors Under Repressive Regimes
Nicholas S. Henry: Victoria University of Wellington
Global Economic Policy Norms and Renegade Regimes
Andre Broome: University of Birmingham
SB37: Sunday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Autobiography as a Source for Exploring the Past and Anticipating the Future
Sponsor(s): Global Development
A Structural Model of International Bargaining
Yoji Sekiya: University of Rochester
Endogenous War Aims and State Resolve
Jeremy T. Kedziora: University of Rochester
Delegation, Domestic Informational Asymmetries and Leader Beliefs about Costs of War in Crisis Bargaining: A Formal Model of Crisis Bargaining
Aparna Kher: University of Binghamton
Bargaining and Deterrence
Stephen Quackenbush: University of Missouri
Panel
Chair
Disc.
Kiran Pervez, American University
Naeem Inayatullah, Ithaca College
Disc.
Debbie Lisle, Queens University of Belfast
Accidental Scholarship and the Myth of Objectivity
Stephen Chan: School of Oriental and African Studies
Objects Among Objects
Jenny Edkins: Aberystwyth University
Me, The Double Soldier: An Autobiographic Case‐Study on the Pitfalls of Dual Citizenship
Rainer Huelsse: Ludwig‐Maximillians‐Universität München
Ghanablah
Sara M. Sorentino
In Memory to a Country that has Never Existed as Such
Wanda Vrasti: McMaster University
Richard Langhorne: Rutgers University
(Im)Purity of the Self
Kiran Pervez: American University
SB38: Sunday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Panel
Foreign Policy and Its Domestic Effects
Chair
Bhumitra Chakma, The University of Hull
Disc.
Lada V. Kochtcheeva, N.C. State University
Domestic and Foreign Isolationism in a Post‐Bretton Woods System of States
Helga Turku: Florida International University
A Retroactive Forecast of the Soviet Union's Fall: An Application of the J‐Curve
Stephen R. Saunders: Vanderbilt University
The Power of Norms in AIDS Politics: Comprative Case Studies of the United States and Japan
Youngsoo Kim: Purdue University
Creating “Good International Citizens:” Middle Powers and Domestic Political Institutions
Jeremy Youde: University of Minnesota Duluth
Tracy H. Slagter: University of Wisconsin Oshkosh
Ending Apartheid in South Africa: Domestic, Regional and International Factors
Christian Hirschi: ETH Zurich
Roundtable
Rethinking War Colleges: The Changing Role of Professional Military Education
Chair
Derek Reveron, US Naval War College
Participant Kathleen Mahoney‐Norris, Air Force Research Institute
Participant Derek Reveron, US Naval War College
Participant James Craig Stone, Royal Military College of Canada
SB40: Sunday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Panel
Diplomacy and International Law: The 1961 and 1963 Vienna Conventions Reconsidered
International Law
Chair
John King Gamble, Pennsylvania State University
Disc.
John King Gamble, Pennsylvania State University
The negotiation of the 1961 Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations
Kai Bruns: Keele University
The 1963 Vienna Convention on Consular Relations and the Commonwealth
Radziah Abdul Rahim: Universiti Utara Malaysia
Britain and the Negotiation and Ratification of the 1961 Vienna Convention
Lorna Lloyd: Keele University
The Impact of the 1961 and 1963 Vienna Conventions on Diplomatic and Consular Relations on the Life of the Diplomat
Dominic Meiklejohn
SB39: Sunday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
The 1961 Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations considered in the Contemporary Context
SB41: Sunday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Panel
Ethics, Humanity, and War
Chair
Michael W. Doyle, Columbia University
Disc.
Mustapha Kamal Pasha, University of Aberdeen
Contesting the Boundaries of Humanitarian Space
Joao F. Nogueira: PUC‐Rio
The Human at the Heart of War
Maja Zehfuss: University of Manchester
Conceptual Problems in the Definition of Right Intent in Humanitarian Intervention
Fernando R. Teson: Florida State University
Cosmopolitan Exception and the Exhaustion of the Human
Susan McManus: Queen's University Belfast
The Territory of the Human and the Ethics of War
Dan Bulley: Queen's University Belfast
SB42: Sunday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Panel
Lost in Transition? Justice and Traditional Practises in Post‐
Conflict Societies
Human Rights
Chair
Joanna R. Quinn, The University of Western Ontario
Disc.
Adam R. Branch, San Diego State University
Here, Not There? Theorizing about why Traditional Mechanisms Work in Some Communities, not Others
Joanna R. Quinn: The University of Western Ontario
Successful Cooperation or Dangerous Liaison? Integrating Traditional and Modern Justice Mechanisms in Southeastern Afghanistan
Masood Karokhail: Tribal Liaison Office
"Urban Poro", "Country Masons", Informalized Courts, and Not So Traditional Chiefs‐Customary or Formal Systems? Local Perspectives on the Singular Social Logic of Justice in Post‐Conflict Liberia
Stephen Lubkemann: George Washington University
SB43: Sunday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Panel
Global Governmentality and Sovereign Exceptionality II
Chair
Disc.
Marc Doucet, Saint Mary
Michael de Larrinaga, University of Ottawa
Hobbes, War, Movement
Leonie Ansems de Vries: King's College London
Jorg W. Spieker: King's College London
Sovereignty as Governmentality? – A Historical Reading
Halvard Leira: NUPI
Security, Political Economy and the Self‐Limitation of Global
Governmental Reason
Nicholas Kiersey: Ohio University, Chillicothe
Bordering Sovereignty
Diasporas, Immigrants and Security: Foreign Triggers, Domestic Violence
Juris Pupcenoks: University of Delaware
Redefining Ethinicty: Borders, Countries, Nations. . .
Gunjan Sondhi: University of Sussex
SB46: Sunday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Panel
Christopher Alderson: Carleton University
The BRICs as "Responsible Global Stakeholders?" Implications
Falling for Carl Schmitt: The Dangers of Theorizing "Liberal for the United States, Great Power Competition and World Order
Enmity”
Gergely Romsics: Hungarian Institute of International Affairs
SB44: Sunday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Chair
Richard Anthony Matthew, University of California
Disc.
George Shambaugh, Georgetown University
Human Security and Climate Change: A Comparative Case of Tuvalu and the Inuit
P. Brian Fisher: University of California at Irvine
Natural Disasters, Climate Change and Economic Recovery: The Sustainability Question in Post‐Ivan Grenada
Jonathan Rosenberg: University of Alaska Fairbanks
Leveraging Vulnerabilities to Understand Human Adaptation to Climate Change
D. G. Webster: Universiy of Southern California
Financing a Tragedy of the Commons? Microfinance and Sustainable Environmental Development in Uganda and Rwanda
Heather Goldsworthy: University of California at Irvine
Water, Climate Change and Human Security in the Middle East and North Africa
Erika S. Weinthal: Duke University
Jeannie L. Sowers: University of New Hampshire
Avner Vengosh: Duke University
Panel
Transnational Ethnic Mobilization
Chair
Disc.
Panel
Climate Change, Human Security and the Future of Local Contexts
SB45: Sunday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Ted Robert Gurr, University of Maryland at College Park
Alynna Lyon, University of New Hampshire
Ethnic Networks, International Crime, and the State in Post‐
Communist Eastern Europe
Lyubov G. Mincheva: University of Sofia/University of Maryland
Ted Robert Gurr: University of Maryland at College Park
Transnational Cooperation of Ethnopolitical Mobilization: A Survey Analysis of European Ethnopolitical Groups
Yu‐Wen Chen: University of Konstanz
European Integration and Minority Nationalist Parties
Emelyne Cheney: London School of Economics and Political Science
Chair
Disc.
Cynthia Roberts, Hunter College, City University of New York and Saltzman Institute on War and Peace Studies, Columbia University
Parag Khanna, London School of Economics and Political Science & New America Foundation
Brazil in Collaborative Global Financial Politics
Leslie Elliott Armijo: Portland State University
China as a (More?) Responsible Stakeholder: A Requirement
for Recognition as a Great Power
Michael Glosny: Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Russia’s Re‐emergence and the Struggle over Global Engagement
Cynthia Roberts: Hunter College, City University of New York and Saltzman Institute on War and Peace Studies, Columbia University
Post‐socialist States and Global Norms
Peter Rutland: Wesleyan University
SB47: Sunday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Panel
Security Challenges in South America
Chair
Eduardo Viola, University of Brasilia
Disc.
Rebecca K. Root, State University of New York at Geneseo
Land disputes kill: Poverty and Inequality as Determinants of the Brazilian Agrarian Violence
Artur Zimerman: Universidade de Sao Paulo
UN Peacekeeping and Regional Security Cooperation: An Assessment of Southern Cone Countries Participation in MINUSTAH
Danilo Marcondes de Souza Neto: Pontifícia Universidade Católica, Rio de Janeiro
On the Path towards Instability? The Supposed “Arms Race”
in South America and the Role of Brazil in the Continent Regional Security
Joanisval B. Goncalves: Senate of Brazil
The Issue of Access to the Ocean in the Relation between Chile and Bolivia
Leslie E. Wehner: German Institute of Global and Area Studies
Understanding the Barriers to Peace in 21st Century Colombia
Jasmin Hristov: York University
SB48: Sunday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Panel
Foreign Aid: An Incentive for Development?
The Secrets behind Territoriality and Conflict: Explaining how Ethno‐Territorial Attachments may be a Key to Conflict
Intractability
Tova Norlen: Johns Hopkins University
Panel
Chair
Ruth Ben‐Artzi, Providence College
SC02: Sunday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Disc.
Truth Commisssions and Ethics in Peace‐Building
Renegotiating the Food Aid Convention: Background, Context, and Issues
Chair
Marc J. Cohen: SAIS‐Johns Hopkins University
Preferences, Variance, and Politics of Multiple Lenders: The Case of Brazil
Ruth Ben‐Artzi: Providence College
Market Institutions, Diversity, and Foreign Assistance
Sally Anderson: Florida State University
Aiding Inequality: A Cross‐Sectional Analysis of Foreign Aid's
Effect on Income Distribution in Developing Countries
Daniel L. Nielson: Brigham Young University
Timothy J. Layton: Brigham Young University
The Millennium Development Corporation: Merely a Palliative or a Permanent Prescription for Development’s Perverse Incentive Problem? Julian C. Westerhout: Illinois State University
SB49: Sunday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Panel
Panel Discussion on Publishing: Finding Appropriate Outlets and Learning the Rules of the Road
Sponsor(s):
Chair
Rosemary E. Shinko, Bucknell University
Chair
Nikolaos Zahariadis, University of Alabama at Birmingham
Participant Heidi Bagtazo, Senior Editor, Routledge
Participant Felix Berenskoetter, Former Editor, Millennium: Journal of International Studies
Participant Oliver Richmond, Editor, Rethinking Peace and Conflict Studies
Participant Emek M. Ucarer, Bucknell University
Participant Colin Wight, Editor, European Journal of International Relations
SC01: Sunday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Panel
Identity, Territory and Violence
Peace Studies
Chair
Erin Jenne, Central European University
Disc.
Erin Jenne, Central European University
Identity in Conflict: Examining the Nexus between Identity and War in the Chechen Conflict
Craig Douglas Albert: University of Connecticut
From EOKA A' to B': The Evolution of Organized Political Violence in the Greek‐Turkish Conflict on Cyprus
Odysseas Chistou: University of Texas at Austin
Disc.
Truth or Justice? ‐ The Appropriate Mechanism for Accountability for Genocide and Crimes against Humanity in
Africa
Kofi Nsia‐Pepra: Ohio Northern University
The Politics of Reconciliation in Truth Commissions
Tarja H. Väyrynen: University of Tampere
Peacebuilding: A Critical View
Ramon Blanco Freitas: University of Coimbra
Reconciliation in Contemporary Post Conflict Cenarios:an Impossible Mission?
Renata B. Ferreira: Pontifical Catholic University ‐ PUC‐Rio
SC03: Sunday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Roundtable
Obama and the Declining Significance of Race?: Race, Politics, and International Affairs
Chair
Inderjeet S. Parmar, University of Manchester
Participant Deborah F. Atwater, Penn State University
Participant Mark Ledwidge, The University of warwick
Participant Kevern J. Verney, Edge Hill University
SC04: Sunday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Panel
Natural Resource Management and Peacebuilding
Chair
Disc.
Scott Gates, International Peace Research Institute, Oslo
Erika S. Weinthal, Duke University
Wealth Sharing in Nepal: The Promise of Land Reform
Jason T. Miklian: International Peace Research Institute, Oslo
Do Resource‐Related Peacebuilding Initiatives Build Peace?
Siri Aas Rustad: International Peace Research Institute, Oslo
Helga Malmin Binningsboe: Peace and Research Institute Oslo (PRIO)
Philippe A. Le Billon: UBC
Understanding Environmental and Natural Resources Governance in War‐Torn Societies
Michael D. Beevers: University of Maryland
SC05: Sunday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Panel
The Political Economy of Conflict and War
Peace Studies
Identity and Violence in Armed Conflict
Livia Isabella Schubiger: University of Zurich
Hugo van der Merwe, Centre for the Study of Violence and Reconciliation
Michael Kuchinsky, Gardner Webb University
Chair
Margit Bussmann, University of Konstanz
Disc.
FPI, Exit Costs, and Conflict
SC08: Sunday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Hoon Lee: Texas Tech University
Feminist Research, Pedagogy and Activism after 9/11
Military Occupation and Economic Reforms
Inhan Kim: University of Virginia
Feminist Theory and Gender Studies
Envy or Enmity? Regional Trade Agreements and External Conflict
Matthew D. Shaffer: University of South Carolina
Globalization, Biased Brokers, and Internal Armed Conflict: Making More than Peace
Panel
Exploring the Past, Anticipating the Future: A Foreign Policy Model
Chair
Simona Sharoni, State University of New York at Plattsburgh
Participant Rabab Abdulhadi
Participant Christine Keating, Ohio State University
Participant Isis Nusair, Denison University
Participant Anne Sisson Runyan, University of Cincinnati
SC09: Sunday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Chair
Human Rights
Participant Amy Lind, University of Cincinnati
Jessica L. McGary: University of Arizona
SC06: Sunday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Roundtable
Christopher M. Jones, Northern Illinois University
Patterns of Foreign Policy in the Middle East: Role Discrimination and Religion
Panel
Exploring the Past, Anticipating the Future: Japan in International Affairs
Yasemin Akbaba: Gettysburg College
Chair
Kimie Hara, University of Waterloo
Ibrahim Ozgur Ozdamar: University of Economics and Technology
Disc.
Hidekazu Sakai, Kansai Gaidai University
Explaining and Predicting Iranian Behavior in the Nuclear Crisis
Balkan Devlen: Izmir University of Economics
Christian Zionism and US Support for Israel
Carolyn C. James: Pepperdine University
Tsuyoshi Kawasaki: Simon Fraser University
Japan‐DPRK and Japan‐USSR Negotiations: Past Lessons and
Future Considerations for Japanese Diplomacy in Northeast Asia
Kimie Hara: University of Waterloo
Catherine A. Withrow: Stephens College
Foreign Intervention? The Very Domestic (Lebanese) Sources of US policy towards Lebanon
Marie‐Joelle Zahar: Universite de Montreal
The Role of Emotions in US Foreign Policy Decision‐Making
Assia Alexieva: Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies, Geneva
SC07: Sunday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
The Rising Sun Was No Jackal: Japan, the Axis Pact, and Alliance Formation Theory
Panel
Re‐visiting the Relationship between International Relations and the Philosophy of Science Sponsor(s): Exploring the Past, Anticipating the Future (Theme)
Politics of Contention: Japanese Debates on the US‐Japan Security Alliance
Keiko Hirata: California State University, Northridge
National Mobilization and Global Engagement: Understanding Japan's Response to Global Climate Change Initiatives
Carin L. Holroyd: University of Waterloo
Japan and the East Asian Maritime Security Order
Gaye Christoffersen: Soka University of America
SC10: Sunday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Chair
Brian C. Schmidt, Carleton University
Theorizing and Assessing UN Peacekeeping
Disc.
Alexander Edward Wendt, Ohio State University
Conventionalism and the History of IR Theory
Fred Barry Chernoff: Colgate University
Charles Taylor’s Critical Realism
Keith L. Topper: Northwestern University
Let's Get Real! IR Theory and Ontological Fantasy
John G. Gunnell: State University of New York at Albany
The Impossible Dream: Living without the Philosophy of Science in Political Science
Colin Wight: Editor, European Journal of International Relation
Panel
Chair
Roland Paris, University of Ottawa
Disc.
Roland Paris, University of Ottawa
The Politics of Humanitarian Intervention: A Public Good Approach to Peacekeeping
Alexander Kocks: University of Bremen
A Mid‐Range Theory of International Peacekeeping
Oldrich Bures: Metropolitan University Prague
Theories of Management and the Practice of Peacekeeping Reform
Michael Lipson: Concordia University
Casting Globally: Towards Better Conflict Assessment and Prediction in the Information Age
Nate P. Haken: Fund for Peace
Information Operations Metrics for Stability Operations
Eric V. Larson: RAND Corporation
SC11: Sunday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Henry Radice: London School of Economics and Political Scienc
Panel
Challenges of Security, Economic Development and Democratization in Africa
Richard A. Joseph, Northwestern University
Richard A. Joseph, Northwestern University
Distributional Consequences of Africa’s Inclusive Governance
Josh C. Gellers: University of California at Irvine
Rafi Youatt: Reed College
The Science Trap: Confronting Skepticism without Positivism, a Proposition for the Ecological Demos
Peter Jacques: University of Central Florida
SC14: Sunday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Carl A. LeVan: American University
Political Participation in Africa: An Analysis of Voting in Botswana, Nigeria, and Tanzania
Gina M. S. Lambright: George Washington University
Michele T. Kuenzi: University of Nevada Las Vegas
Wag the Dog: How Oil States Manipulate the International Financial Insitutitions
John F. Clark: Florida International University
Reconsidering the Relationship between Development Aid and Democracy Promotion: A Review of the Mozambique Case from 1994‐2008
Carrie Lynn Manning: Georgia State University
Non‐State Actors and the Enforcement of Property Rights
Sandra Joireman: Wheaton College
SC12: Sunday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Markets or Maple Trees?: Constructing a Sustainable Environmental Ethic
Rethinking Anthropocentric Politics
Sponsor(s): African Politics Conference Group
Chair
Disc.
Humanitarianism and the Ethics of Climate Change
Panel
Roundtable
Challenges of Administering International Studies Programs: Alternative Models
Chair
Participant
Participant
Participant
Participant
Harry I. Chernotsky, University of North Carolina at Charlotte
Robert G. Blanton, University of Memphis
Harry I. Chernotsky, University of North Carolina at Charlotte
Heidi H. Hobbs, North Carolina State University
Darin Van Tassell, Georgia Southern University
Participant Nikolaos Zahariadis, University of Alabama at Birmingham
SC15: Sunday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Panel
Corporate Governance and Social Responsibility
Gender/Race/Culture: Conflict and Diffusion in a Globalized World
Chair
Lisbeth R. Segerlund, Stockholm University
Disc.
What is a Corporate Diplomacy?
Chair
Lauren Wilcox, University of Minnesota
Gilberto Sarfati: Ibmec‐SP‐Brazil
Disc.
Governing the Extractive Industries: The Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) and the Voluntary Principles on Security and Human Rights as Transnational Regimes
Thomas H. Hansen: King's College London
Vertical and Horizontal Races: The Impact of Multinational Corporations on Host Country Human Rights Regimes
Brian C. Potter: The College of New Jersey
The Political Economy of Corporate Responsibility as a Form
of Private Governance Daniel P. Kinderman: Cornell University
Shareholder Activism and the Forgotten Construction of Corporate Social Responsibility
Michael R. MacLeod: Bentley University
SC13: Sunday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Circulation of Desire: Freedom, Capital, and the Political Economy of the International Mail‐Order Brides Industry
Anne‐Marie D'Aoust: University of Pennsylvania
Being Different: Contesting Gendered Norms through Globalizing Youth Countercultures
Angela Bee McCracken: University of Southern California
What Would Black‐Haired Bridget Jonesers Do? Cross‐
Cultural Comparisons in Current Conversations over Single Women’s Lives, Aging and Family Obligations
Ching‐Yu Louisa Chang: University of Florida
Feminist ideas Travelling: Transnational Practices and Academic Collaboration in the Field of Gender Studies in Russia and Sweden
Anna A. Temkina: European University at St.Petersburg
Panel
Elena A. Zdravomyslova: European University at St.Petersburg
Ethics and Global Environmental Politics
Gunnel M. Karlsson: Örebro university, Sweden
Erika Svedberg: Örebro University
International Ethics
Chair
Disc.
Deborah S. Davenport, University of Buckingham
Hans Bruyninckx, Catholic University Leuven, Belgium
SC16: Sunday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Panel
Human Rights, Peacebuilding, and International Communication
SC19: Sunday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
The Micro‐Politics of Mass Violence
Chair
Disc.
Marwa Daoudy, Graduate Institute for International and Development Studies, Geneva, Switzerland
The Mouse that Roared: ICT and Peacebuilding in Israel/Palestine
Charmaine Stanley: University of Toronto
Trends in the Political Economy of the Network‐Centric Warfare Industries
Brian M. Murphy: Niagara University
Fixing Famine: The Politics of Information Systems in an International Relief Effort
Jericho Burg: University California at San Diego
From an Analog Past to a Digital Future ‐ Information and Communication Technology in Conflict Management
Daniel Wehrenfennig: University of California at Irvine
The Politics of Cross‐National Media Coverage of International Conflicts
Helma de Vries: Eastern Connecticut State University
SC17: Sunday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Roundtable
Gauging the Threat of Terrorism
Chair
Christopher J. Fettweis, Naval War College
Participant Martha Crenshaw, Stanford University
Participant Ian S. Lustick, University of Pennsylvania
Participant John Mueller, Ohio State University
Participant Andrew L. Stigler, Naval War College
SC18: Sunday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Panel
Domestic and International Influences on Turkish Foreign Policy
Chair
Ayse Zarakol, Washington and Lee University
Disc.
Turkish Foreign Policy and Armed Forces Isik Gurleyen: Izmir University of Economics
Turkey's Accession to the EU: Its Impact on Reconstituting Democracy and Security in Europe
Meltem Muftuler‐Bac: Sabanci University
Reassessing Continuity and Change in the Convergence of Interests: Turkish‐US Relations in the Middle East
Muge Kinacioglu: Hacettepe University
Emel G. Oktay: Hacettepe University, Ankara, Turkey
The Influence of the EU on the Making of Turkish Foreign Policy
Ozlem Terzi: Istanbul University
Panel
Chair
Omar McDoom, University of Oxford
Disc.
Marie Besancon
Disc.
Omar McDoom, University of Oxford
Fairness and Ethnicity: Evidence from a Three‐Player Dictator Game in Bosnia
Sam Whitt: Mount Mercy College
Who Riots and Why? Explaining Individual Participation in Ethnic Violence in Nigeria Alexandra Scacco: Columbia University
Explaining Intra‐City Variations in Collective Violence: The Case of Anti‐Chinese Rioting in Jakarta, Indonesia in May 1998
Suranjan U. Weeraratne: McGill University
The Vicious Circle of State‐Building and Nation‐Building during the Democratization of Ethnically divided Post‐Civil War Societies
Thorsten Gromes: Peace Research Institute Frankfurt
SC20: Sunday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Panel
Judging Wars
Chair
Davis Lemay Brown II, University of Virginia
Disc.
Davis Lemay Brown II, University of Virginia
War and Intention
Darrell R. Cole: Drew University
Creating a Just War Index?
Walter H. Dorn: Canadian Forces College
David Mandel
Unjust Conduct in a Just War: Do Violations of Jus in Bello Negate the Overall Justice of War?
Shunzo Majima: Hokkaido University
War and Peace in Islam
Farid Mirbagheri: University of Nicosia
Just War Theory and the Responsibility to Protect (R2P)
Vesselin I. Popovski: UNU
SC21: Sunday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Panel
The Everyday and the Sociology of Technocratic Practices
Chair
Philippe Bonditti, Watson Institute, Brown University
Disc.
Iver B. Neumann, Norwegian Institute International Affairs
The Everyday as an Alternative in the Sociology of Technocratic Practices
Julien Jeandesboz: Sciences Po Paris/CERI
Practical Norms, not Ethics: Social Sanction and the Everyday in UN Conflict Management
David Ambrosetti: French National Center for Scientific Research
Governing without Knowledge? The Constitution of Expertise in UN Peacebuilding
Ole Jacob Sending: Norwegian Institute of International Affairs
SC22: Sunday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Panel
Legitimacy in a Fragmented Polity: Debating the European Union's Democratic Dilemma
Sponsor(s): European Consortium for Political Research
Chair
Christopher J. Bickerton, University of Oxford
Disc.
Michael Cox, London School of Economics and Political Science
Legitimacy in the European Union: Do Too Many Cooks Spoil the Broth?
Christopher J. Bickerton: University of Oxford
Legitimacy beyond Democracy: Configuring Freedom and Equality in the European Union
Metrics of Measurement – Can we use the Metrics from Social Network Analysis to Inform Stability Measurement?
David F. Davis: George Mason University
The Third Wave of Methodology: The Application of Fuzzy‐
Set Analysis in International Relations
Susan Jackson: University of Arizona
Security Challenges in the Age of Terror: Sea Change or Nothing New Under the Sun?
Ivan Savic: Columbia University
“When Frames Compete, Who Wins?” An Examination of Framing Effects in Foreign Policy Crises: An Experimental Approach
Jeffrey A. Guse: University Wisconsin‐Milwaukee
Prediction as Advocacy: What Realism's Predictive Failures Reveal about Value Judgments in Social Science
Christine Reh: University College London
Christine M. Lee: Duke University
Nicole Bolleyer: University of Exeter
James E. Bourke: Duke University
Consensus, Persuasion, Majority: Three Logics of Action for the EU in the Multilateral System
Robert Kissack: Institut Barcelona d´Estudis Internacionals
Sovereignty and Polity Legitimacy in the European Union
Cormac S. Mac Amhlaigh: University of Edinburgh
SC23: Sunday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Panel
Political Ideology at the Crossroads: Is There a Real Impact on State Behavior?
Costel Calin: University of Tennessee
SC25: Sunday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Current issues Concerning Genocide
Contending Perspectives on the Energy Crisis and the Environment
Chair
Disc.
Chair
Mark Axelrod, Michigan State University
Disc.
Development Mechanism of the Kyoto Protocol: Factors Affecting Investment in Carbon Abatement Projects
Philippe Ambrosi: World Bank
Panel
Zehra Arat, Purchase College, State University of New York
Joel E. Oestreich, Drexel University
Hearts, Minds or Souls? Spatial Variation in Genocidal Violence during a Counter‐insurgency Campaign
Christopher M. Sullivan: University of Notre Dame
Words that Build Silence: The UN Security Council and the Genocide in Rwanda
Mariana B. Carpanezzi: University of Brasilia
First Response or Final Solution? Predicting the Timing of Genocide and Politicide during Civil War
Donald Larson: The World Bank
Mahfuzur Rahman: The World Bank
Ariel Dinar: University of California at Riverside
Alyssa K. Prorok: University of Maryland
Explaining Genocide: Bringing the State Back In
Network Dynamics in International Negotiations on Climate Mark Beeman: Northern Arizona University
Change (1992‐2008): Analyzing the Structural Configuration
Panel
SC26: Sunday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
at the Outset of the “Bali Roadmap”
Inclusive Multipartite Governance Mechanisms: Innovative Christian Hirschi: ETH Zurich
Tools for the Future?
The Political Economy of Energy Efficiency
Phillip Y. Lipscy: Stanford University
International Environmental Justice: Where are We Heading
With Biofuels? Ruchi Anand: American Graduate School of International Relations and Diplomacy
SC24: Sunday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Panel
Prediction and Ideology: Old and New Approaches
Chair
Christian W. Martin, Northwestern University
Disc.
Chair
Volker Rittberger, University of Tübingen
Disc.
Karen Ann Mingst, University of Kentucky
The UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues: Legitimate Governance for and with Marginalized Stakeholders?
Henrike C. Thies: University of Tübingen
Explaining Multipartite Governance Mechanisms – Lessons from Internet Governance
Patrick O. Theiner: Trinity College Dublin
The Kimberley Process Certification Scheme: Global and Inclusive Governance for the Diamond Sector
Wolf Christian Paes: Bonn International Center for Conversion
Multisectoralism, Participation and Stakeholder Effectiveness: The Negated Role of Non‐State Actors in Global Health Governance
The Consequences of Exit: What Happens When Intervening Powers Leave?
David M. Edelstein: Georgetown University
Adele Langlois: University of Cambridge
SC29: Sunday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Garrett Wallace Brown: University of Sheffield
The 'Gender Gap' in Foreign Policy‐Making and Domestic Institution‐Building
Multi‐stakeholder Governance and the Politics of Accountability: Analyzing the Forest Stewardship Council
Philipp Pattberg: Institute for Environmental Studies
Sander Chan: Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam
SC27: Sunday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Panel
Foreign Policy Analysis
Chair
Panel
Llewellyn D. Howell, Thunderbird School of Global Management
Andrea Den Boer, University of Kent
Identity and Political Perception in Central Eurasia
Disc.
The Diplomacies of Ultimate Fighting: Resurgent Masculinities of Global Militancy
Chair
Disc.
Bo Petersson, Lund University
Dmitry Gorenburg, Harvard University
Disc.
Markus Thiel, Florida International University
What do US Students Think of the Russian Federation Today?
Alexander V. Laskin: Quinnipiac University
Between Hope and Hindrance: Analyzing Attitudes Toward Democracy of Students of the Russian Far East
Jeffrey S. Lindstrom: Claremont Graduate University
Nation and State building in Moldova: State, Nation and Minority Rights
Alla Rosca: Tulane University
Romanian or European: Why Does the Romanian Constitutional Court Choose National or Supranational Influences?
Dan Bousfield: McMaster University
Exploring the Gender Gap in Public Support for the EU's Common Foreign and Security Policy
Cigdem Kentmen: Izmir University of Economics
The Dynamics of Gender Difference in Reaction to US Defense Spending, 1965‐2008
Richard J. Stoll: Rice University
Richard C. Eichenberg: Tufts University
The Headscarf Issue In The Feminist Discourse In Turkey
Sevgi Uçan Çubukçu: Istanbul University
Successful Female Leaders Managing Small Business Challenges
Melanie L. Brown: University of Phoenix SAS
SC30: Sunday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Panel
Raluca Viman Miller: Georgia State University
Novel Perspectives: Integrating National and State Level
Kathleen Barrett: Georgian State University
Currency, Identity, and Nation‐Building: National Currency Choices in the Post‐Soviet States
Scott Cooper: Brigham Young University
SC28: Sunday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Disc.
Panel
Exit Strategies and Peace Consoldiation
Peace Studies
Chair
Ursula Oswald Spring, National University of Mexico
Disc.
Exit and Peace Operations: When and How to Leave Kinshasa, Kabul, Dili, and Darfur
William Joseph Durch: Stimson Center
Exit and State‐Building in Belligerent Occupations
Gregory H. Fox: Wayne State University Law School
Exits from Colonialism, Occupation, Mandate and Trusteeship Arrangements and International Territorial Administration: The Competing Normative Models of Trusteeship and Self‐Determination
Ralph Wilde: University College London
International Administrations, Exit, and Peace Consolidation
Dominik Zaum: University of Reading
Chair
Ronald L. Tammen, Mark O. Hatfield School of Government
Michelle Benson Saxton, University at Buffalo ‐ State University of New York
Government Influence: Measuring Political Reach
Kristin P. Johnson: University of Rhode Island
Marina Arbetman Rabinowitz: Sentia Group
Exploring Optimal Public Expenditure Frontier: Stochastic Social Production Frontier Approach
M. Andrew Abdollahian: Claremont Graduate University
Kyungkook Kang: Claremont Graduate University
Provincial Investment Decisions: The Spatial Diffusion of FDI
in China and India
Tadeusz Kugler: La Sierra University
Travis Coan: Claremont Graduate University
A Scientific Approach to Understanding Regional Integration
Birol A. Yesilada: Portland State University
Peter A. Noordijk: Portland State University
Gaspare M. Genna: The University of Texas at El Paso
The Politics of Births and Deaths in India: Evidence from the
States
Siddarth Swaminathan: La Sierra University
John Thomas: La Sierra University
SC31: Sunday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Panel
The Past and Future of North American Integration II
Chair
Disc.
Jason Ackleson, New Mexico State University
Jason Ackleson, New Mexico State University
Multilevel Political Opportunity from NAFTA to the SPP: Exploring the Limits of Citizen Claims‐Making Across the North American Region Laura Catharine Macdonald: Carleton University
Implications for Trade Patterns of a Viable Northwest Passage
Stephen M. Carmel: Old Dominion University
Economic Globalization and National Insecurity: Vulnerabilities in the Global Intermodal Shipping Network
Steven Aviv Yetiv: Old Dominion University
David C. Earnest: Old Dominion University
Seapower, Trade, and Security: The Navy's Role
John F. Garofano: US Naval War College
SC34: Sunday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Jeffrey M. Ayres: Saint Michael's College
Panel
Bringing North America into Being: The Security and Change and Dynamics in Interstate Conflict Processes
Prosperity Partnership and the Geo‐Graphing of a Continent Sponsor(s): Scientific Study of International Processes
Janine Brodie: University of Alberta
The Weakest Link? Mexico’s Security and Prosperity in the Future of North American Integration
Stephanie Golob: City University of New York
North American Regionalism and Women's Citizenship: Views from Urban/Rural Mexico
Rosalba A. Icaza: Institute of Social Studies
SC32: Sunday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Panel
Chair
Disc.
Resat Bayer, Koc University
`Paths of Glory?' Battles, Dynamic Utility and Interstate War
Duration, 1816‐1985
Andrew J. Enterline: University of North Texas
Steven R. Liebel: University of North Texas
A Change for the Better: How Revolutions and Regime Transitions affect Military Capability and War Outcomes
Peace and Stability Operations Measurement: Panel II – Case Studies
Glenn Palmer: Penn State University
Jeffrey T. Carter: Penn State University
Chair
Pauline H. Baker, The Fund for Peace
Disc.
Robert Grossman‐Vermaas, OSD/USACE
Measureing Progress in Conflict Environments (MPICE)
Michael J. Dziedzic: US Institute of Peace
UK Experiences Of Measuring Campaigns on Recent Operations
George Rose: Ministry of Defence United Kingdom
The Haiti Stabilization Initiative: Base Line and Change
Methodology for evaluating PRTs
Rising Opposition, Shifting Leader Orientations, and Politicized Crises: The Domestic Steps in the Road to Great Power Wars,
Joe D. Hagan: West Virginia University
International “Social” Proximity and Third Party Intervention Techniques in Ongoing Disputes
Panel
Foreign Policy Decision‐making and International Organization
Synergy between Operational Analysis and Human Factors to Support Nation Building: A Real World Example during the ISAF Mission in Kunduz Afghanistan
Joerg C. G. Wellbrink: German Army
Chair
Tracy H. Slagter, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh
Disc.
Inducing Non‐Member State Compliance through Socialization: Why Iceland Implements the Schengen Acquis
Corinna Semling: Human Factors Team
Panel
Waves of Change? Maritime Commerce and the Changing Global Political Economy
David C. Earnest, Old Dominion University
Susan K. Sell, George Washington University
Rethinking the International Trade Regime: International Asymmetries of Power and Institutionalization in Debate
Ivan T. M. Oliveira: Federal University of Bahia
Connecting to the Global Economy ‐ Changes in Port Development Patterns for Countries on the Periphery
William Laventhal: Rutgers University
Michael A Allen: Binghamton Univerity
SC35: Sunday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Yuji Uesugi: Hiroshima University
Chair
Disc.
Deploying Military Bases Overseas: An Emprical Assessment
Renato Corbetta: University of Alabama ‐ Birmingham
Brenda D. Wyler: US Army
SC33: Sunday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Michael Bernhard: University of Florida
Johanna Jonsdottir: University of Cambridge
United Nations? NATO? or the EU? How States Decide of their Channels of Assistance when Disaster Strikes Abroad
Cecile Wendling: European University Institute
Two Logics, One Treaty: The Lisbon Treaty and EU Foreign Policy in Brussels and the United Nations
Anne Degrand‐Guillaud: European Commission
Katie Verlin Laatikainen: Adelphi University
Institutional Possibilies and Network Opportunities ‐ Analyzing Swedish Strategic Action in EU Negotiations
Matilda Broman: Lund University
SC36: Sunday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Panel
Regions, Borders, and Democracy
China's Quest for Energy Security: Political, Economic, and Security Implications
Jean A. Garrison: University of Wyoming
Chair
Kristian Skrede Gleditsch, University of Essex
Disc.
Harvey Starr, University of South Carolina
Regional Democracy and Peaceful Borders: Assessing the Relationship between Conflict and Democracy in the Region
Douglas M. Gibler: University of Alabama
Alex Braithwaite: University College London
International Migration and the Diffusion of Democracy: Friends or Foes?
Regional Implications of China’s New Foreign Policy in Latin America: The Energetic Factor
Carmen A. Mendes: University of Coimbra
Maite J. Iturre: University of the Basque Country
China’s Preferential Trade Policies and Small State Diplomacy
Marc Lanteigne: University of St. Andrews
SC39: Sunday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Roundtable
Yoon‐Ah Oh: Ohio State University
"They're Just Like Us!": Civilian/Military Collaboration in the IR Classroom
Sarah E. W. Sokhey: Ohio State
Political Arrangements and Geographic Proximity: the Effect(s) of Land Borders on Interstate Conflict
Michael E. Aleprete: Westminster College
Aaron Michael Hoffman: Purdue University
SC37: Sunday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Panel
Cosmopolitan, National or Indigenous Identities
Chair
Disc.
Chair
Participant Amanda Gookins, United States Military Academy
Participant Cindy Jebb, United States Military Academy
Participant Scott A. Silverstone, United States Military Academy
Feyzi Baban, Trent University
Feyzi Baban, Trent University
SC40: Sunday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Cosmopolitanism without Agents? Engaging the Statist Critique
Ariel Ivanier: Boston University
Ethnicity, Nationalism, & Migration Studies
Laura M. Routley: University of Wales, Aberystwyth
Identity, Well‐Being, External Forces and Internal Dynamics in Indigenous Communities of the 8th Region, Chile
Claudio J. Gonzalez: University of Concepcion
Jeanne W. Simon: Universidad de Concepcion
Beyond Fragmentation and Exclusion – A Critical Reading of “Globalization” and Modernity, under the Light of the Problem of Identities
Carlos Frederico Pereira da Silva Gama: Pontificia Universidade
Catolica do Rio de Janeiro
Local Politics and Global Development: Campaigns against "Traditional Cultural Practices" in East Africa
Jonneke Koomen: University of Minnesota, Twin Cities
Panel
Chair
Disc.
Geoffrey Paul Sharp, University of Minnesota, Duluth
Alan K. Henrikson, Tufts University
Vatican Diplomacy Towards Islamic States
Jaclyn O. McEachern: Catholic University
Renaissance of Heteronomy: Co‐existence of Old and New International Political Orders
Nikola Hynek: Institute of International Relations
Jozef Batora: Austrian Academy of Sciences
Structural Alignment: Changing Orders in North and South
Christian A. May: University of Bremen
SC41: Sunday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Global Development
Xiaowen Zhang, Augustana College
China in Africa: A Mutually beneficial Strategic Partnership? The Case of Sudan
Daniela Nascimento: University of Coimbra
Carmen A. Mendes: University of Coimbra
Chinese vs. US Political Warfare In Africa
Sterling Johnson: Central Michigan University
Panel
Researching Global Politics with a Feminist Ethic
China's Foreign Economic Policies
Chair
Disc.
Panel
Diplomacy and Nationalism: New and Old Actors in International Political Orders The Production of the Public in Nigeria
SC38: Sunday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Jonathan Levi Cristol, Bard College
Participant Stephanie Ahern, Council on Foreign Relations
Participant Jonathan Becker, Bard College
Chair
Disc.
Elisabeth Maria Prugl, Florida International University
In(trans)determinacy: Tracking Capital, Feminist Ethnography and Trafficked Women on the Border
Jacqueline Berman: BPA
Participation, Ethics and Power: Engaging in Research Collaborations with Feminist Environmental Justice Movements
Sonalini Sapra: Vanderbilt University
A Feminist Research Ethic for International Relations
Jacqui True: University of Auckland
Brooke Ackerly: Vanderbilt University
SC42: Sunday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Panel
The Politics of Energy
Douglas G. Bond: Harvard University
Chair
David A. Deese, Boston College
Disc.
Andoura Sami, EGMONT ‐ Royal Institute for International Relations
1970s Redux?: State Action and Anti‐American Reaction in the International Political Economy of Energy
Paul A. Williams: Bilkent University
Energy MNCs and Russia: The End of the Bear's Hibernation
Jean‐Marc F. Blanchard: San Francisco State University
Energy and Ideas: Conceptualizing Energy Policy in the UK and Russia 2004‐2008
Caroline I. S. Kuzemko: Warwick University
Energy Integration in the Americas
Duncan Wood: Institute Tecnologic Autonomo de Mexico
Assessing the Looming Global Energy Crunch: Governance versus Geopolitics
Jan Martin Witte: Global Public Policy Institute
Andreas Goldthau: Central European University
Panel
The Global Sensible: Rancière, Aesthetics and the Political Sponsor(s): Feminist Theory and Gender Studies
Meteorological Hazards, Sustainable Development, And Political Stability: A Comparative Study For Haiti And The Dominican Republic between 1850 and 2007
Christian D. Klose: Columbia University
Climate Change, Energy Security and China’s Development Dilemma
Paul J. Smith: Naval War College
SC45: Sunday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Panel
Institutional Influences on Ethnic Mobilization
Chair
Stephen M. Saideman, McGill University
Disc.
Natividad Gutierrez Chong, Instituto de Investigaciones Sociales. National University of Mexico. UNAM
Minority Groups in Nation Building: Analysis of Emerging Institutional Realities of the Ghanaian Democracy
Francis Wiafe‐Amoako: Howard University
What's in a Name? Ethnic Party Identity and Democratic Consolidation
Marijke Breuning: University of North Texas
John Ishiyama: University of North Texas
Global Development
Chair
Michael J. Shapiro, University of Hawaii
Disc.
Sankaran Krishna, University of Hawaii at Manoa
Ethnic Parties and Political Alternatives: Party Choice in the Post‐Soviet Republics
Holley E. Hansen: University of Iowa
SC46: Sunday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
On Aesthetics and International Politics
Panel
Great Britain as a Superpower During the Era of the Two World Wars, 1880‐1945
Geoffrey A. Whitehall: Acadia University
On Rancière’s Concept of ‘People'
Julian Reid: King's College London
Diplomacy, Dissensus and the Re‐partitioning of the Global Sensible
Sam O. Opondo: University of Hawaii at Manoa
Becoming War: Affective Machines and the Biopolitical Aesthetics of Mass Slaughter
Chair
Norrin M. Ripsman, Concordia University
Disc.
Jack S. Levy, Rutgers University
Imperial Consolidation: The Policy of the Ententes Revisited
Thomas G. Otte: University of East Anglia
Britain's Defence Position 1919‐39
Keith E. Neilson: Royal Military College of Canada
Jairus V. Grove: Johns Hopkins University
SC44: Sunday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Christian Webersik: United Nations University Institute of Advanced Studies
Climate Change and Communal Level Violence in the Horn of Africa
SC43: Sunday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Measuring the Economic Loss due to Future Increase in Tropical Cyclones in East Asia: Potential for Conflict or Cooperation?
Panel
Climate Change and Human Security in Developing Countries
Chair
Clionadh A. Raleigh, Trinity College, Dublin
Disc.
Henrik Urdal, Peace and Research Institute Oslo (PRIO)
The Political Dimension of Climate Change Vulnerability
Clionadh A. Raleigh: Trinity College, Dublin
Anglo‐German Relations Pre‐1914 and the Idea of British Strategic Decline
John H. Maurer: Naval War College
Anglo‐American Strategic Relations, 1900‐45
Greg C. Kennedy: King's College London
SC47: Sunday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Panel
Security Challenges in Africa
Chair
Disc.
Emmanuel Ezi Obuah, Alabama A&M University
Emmanuel Ezi Obuah, Alabama A&M University
Sponsored Wars in Africa
Global Technology Diffusion: Challenges for the System of International Relations
Dylan Craig: American University
War and Peace in Africa: The Democratic Republic (DRC) of Conga and Zambia
James J. Hentz: Virginia Military Institute
Explaining Uganda’s Involvement in the DR Congo, 1996‐
2007
Dan Fahey: University of California at Berkeley
SC48: Sunday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Panel
The Political Economy of Natural Resources
Federica Ferrari: University of Modena and Reggio Emilia
Mapping the Overlapping Spheres: European Constitutionalism under the Treaty of Lisbon
SC95: Sunday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Cameron G. Thies, University of Iowa
Between the Washington Consensus and the La Paz Consensus: The Nationalization of the Bolivian Hydrocarbon
Sector and the Future of Development
Katherine Ann McElroy: University of British Columbia
Natural Resource Abundance, Foreign Business and Quality of Government Mette Anthonsen: Gothenburg University
Explaining Uneven Reform in Nigeria’s Oil Sector: International Aspirations and Political Constraints Alexandra C. Gillies: University of Cambridge
Can the Resource Curse in Nigeria be Reversed? The Case for Institutional Realignment between the State and Multinational Oil Companies
Sakah Mahmud: Transylvania University
SC49: Sunday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Bush‐Blair‐Berlusconi and the Global War on Terror: Old Structures, New Discourses and the Contemporary Rhetoric of Conflict
Ian Cooper: ARENA, University of Oslo
Chair
Disc.
Ivan V. Danilin: Institute of World Economy and International Relations (IMEMO), Russian Academy of Sciences; Moscow State Institute of International Relations
Roundtable
International Relations – Post‐Western or Post‐Westphalian?
Chair
Gunther Hellmann, Goethe University Frankfurt/Germany
Participant Amitav Acharya, University of Bristol
Participant Thomas J. Biersteker, Graduate Institution of International Studies, Geneva
Participant Pinar Bilgin, Bilkent University
Campaigns, Elections, and International Communication
Disc.
Hans‐Martin Jaeger, Carleton University
290 or so Elections Later ‐ Democratization, Good Governance and Socioeconomic Development in Sub‐
Saharan Africa
John D. Osae‐Kwapong: George Mason University
The Evolution of E‐Campaigning: Testing the Innovation and
Normalization Paradigm in a Longitudinal Design
Eva J. Schweitzer: University of Mainz
This is My Territory: Election Posters as Local Campaigns Signaling ‐ The Case of France and Belgium
Delia Dumitrescu: The Ohio State University
International Non‐Governmental Organizations and Government Repression: When is Campaigning Effective?
Jana Von Stein: University of Michigan
Johannes Urpelainen: University of Michigan
SC96: Sunday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Disc.
Anita Weiss, University of Oregon
Strange Bedfellows: How and Why (Some) Feminists Have Influenced US Foreign Policy on Prostitution
Cheryl A. Auger: University of Toronto
SC97: Sunday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Participant Petr Drulak, Institute of International Relations
Participant Jonas Hagmann, Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies IHEID, Geneva
Participant Arlene Beth Tickner, Universidad de los Andes
Gender Issues in Global Politics
Poster Session
Emerging Methodologies and Novel Approaches in International Communication
Disc.
Irene S. Wu, Federal Communications Commission
Anarchy Is What Technology Makes of It: A Materialistic Selection of the Social Construction of Power Politics
Ariel Kabiri: Haifa University
Poster Session
Gender Analyses of Global Politics
Participant Allen Carlson, Cornell University
SC94: Sunday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Poster Session
Poster Session
Disc.
Economic Growth and Gender Inequality: Is there a Gender Kuznets Curve?
Joshua C. Eastin: University of Washington
The Effects of Women’s Rights on the Success of Microcredit Lending Institutions
Elisabeth C. Bremer: The College of Wooster
Matthew Krain: The College of Wooster
Women's Rights and the HIV/AIDS Pandemic
Robert L. Ostergard: University of Nevada, Reno
SD01: Sunday 2:15 PM ‐ 4:00 PM
Panel
Governing Transboundary Waters: Confronting Conflict and Uncertainty
Roundtable
Tibet Question in International Politics
Chair
P. Christiaan Klieger, California Academy of Sciences
Participant Dibyesh Anand, Westminster University
Chair
Erika S. Weinthal, Duke University
Participant Jack Patrick Hayes, Norwich University
Disc.
Ken Conca, University of Maryland
Participant Nitasha Kaul, University of the West of England
Participant David J. Sarquis, ITESM
Conflict from Uncertainty and Uncertainty from Cooperation: How Uncertainty is dealt in Inter‐State interactions over Transboundary Waters
Naho Mirumachi: King's College London
The Formation of River Monitoring Institutions: Geography, Issues, and Politics Douglas M. Stinnett: University of Georgia
Participant Tenzin Tethong
Participant Tsering Topgyal, Department of International Relations, London School of Economics and Political Science
Participant Diane Wolff
Jaroslav Tir: University of Georgia
The Role of Uncertainties in the Design of International Water: An Historical Perspective
Managing Conflict In Divided Societies
Itay Fischhendler: Hebrew University
Peace Studies
The Emergence of Cooperative Institutions around Transboundary Waters
Andrea K. Gerlak: University of Arizona
Jesse Hamner: Emory University
Panel
Reconciliation: Today and Tomorrow
Chair
Ahmet Icduygu, Koc University
Disc.
Ahmet Icduygu, Koc University
Chair
Neophytos Loizides, Queens University, Belfast
Disc.
Neophytos Loizides, Queens University, Belfast
Clan identity and Implications for Peacebuilding in Somalia
Drought and the Likelihood of Water Treaty Formation
Panel
Changing Greek‐Turkish Relations: Past, Present and Future
Harry Anastasiou: Portland State University
Socio‐Cultural Recovery in Post‐War Bosnia: Any Chance of Reconciliation?
Asli Nedime Sirin: Marmara University
Internal Displacement and Need for Reconciliation in the Kurdish Question
Ayse Betul Celik: Sabanci University
Transitional Justice: The Case of Iraq
Afyare A. Elmi: University of Alberta
Will Belgium Dissolve? A Comparative Examination of State Dissolution in Europe
Landon Edward Hancock: Kent State University
Glen Duerr: Kent State University
Constructing Inter‐Ethnic Conflict and Cooperation: The Role of State Institutions and Nationality Policy
Diana Dumitu
Carter Johnson: University of Maryland
The Mixed Effects of Diversity on Interethnic Trust: Ethnically Divided, New Democracies
Kimberly L. Shella: University of California at Irvine
Ethnic Divisions and Governance
Rachel Miyoshi Gisselquist: Harvard University
Roundtable
What Has Foucault Done for International Relations?
Nomvuyo Nolutshungu: City University of New York Graduate Sponsor(s): International Political Sociology
Center
Chair
David Chandler, University of Westminster
Reconciliation via Repatriation: Case of Cyprus
Deniz Sert: Koc University
Participant Didier F. Bigo, Sciences‐Po Paris
Participant Asli Calkivik, University of Minnesota
Participant Siba Grovogui, Johns Hopkins University
Participant Andrew Neal, University of Edinburgh
Participant Mustapha Kamal Pasha, University of Aberdeen
Participant Giorgio Shani, Ritsumeikan University
Participant R. B. J. Walker, University of Victoria
Panel
International Responses to the New Normative Environment after 1919 Sponsor(s): Exploring the Past, Anticipating the Future (Theme)
The Evolution of China’s Relationship with the World Bank: From Debtor and Beneficiary to Partnership
June Park: Boston University
Panel
Chair
Lorna Lloyd, Keele University
Asian Integration in Light of Europe’s Experience
Disc.
Peter D. Jackson, University of Wales, Aberystwyth
New Directions in British Policy
Carolyn Kitching: University of Teesside
Diplomats and Diplomacy: The British Foreign Office and the Conduct of Diplomacy 1918‐1925
Gaynor Johnson: University of Salford
Talbot C. Imlay: Université Laval
Disc.
Peter Katzenstein, Cornell University
The Sources of Asian Integration
Regional Integration in Asia and Europe: A Comparison
Andrew Moravcsik: Princeton University
The Conditions for a Security Community in East Asia
The French Empire and International Politics: Changing Normative Standards of Imperialism in the ‘Short’ Twentieth Century
Martin Thomas: Exeter University
Roundtable
Postcolonial Feminist IR: A Feminist Theory and Gender Studies’ Critical Scholarship Recognition Panel
Chair
Heather M. Turcotte, University of Connecticut, Storrs
Disc.
Sheila Nair, Northern Arizona University
Participant Anna M. Agathangelou, York University
Participant Geeta Chowdhry, Northern Arizona University
Participant L. H. M. Lily Ling, The New School
Participant Shirin M. Rai, University of Warwick
Saadia Pekkanen, University of Washington, Seattle
Amitav Acharya, University of Bristol
Saadia Pekkanen: University of Washington, Seattle
European Socialists and a New International Order after 1919
Chair
Disc.
Panel
IGOs, NGOs: Activities and Historical Role
Chair
Clifford Bob, Duquesne University
Disc.
Sovereign Lending, Institutions & Democratic Priorities
Gaye B. Muderrisoglu: University of Michigan
International Non Profit NGOs: The Vanguard of Global Civil Society?
Wolf‐Dieter Eberwein: IEP Grenoble Bob Reinalda: Radboud University Nijmegen
Yves Schmeil: Institut D'Etudes Politiques de Grenoble
Sabine Saurugger: Institut d'Etudes Politiques of Grenoble
Whose ASEAN? ‐ ASEAN Charter and ASEAN’s Double Crisis
Muhadi Sugiono: Jurusan Ilmu Hubungan Internasionl
The Dynamics of NGO Death
Joannie Tremblay‐Boire: Concordia University
Emily Clough: University of North Texas
Elizabeth Bloodgood: Concordia University
Alastair Iain Johnston: Harvard University
Trade and Financial Regionalisms in East Asia: Structures, Sequencing, and Linkages
Saori N. Katada: University of S. California
Asian Integration: Where Do Human Rights Fit? Ming Wan: George Mason University
Roundtable
The Future of Human Security and the Use of Force
Sponsor(s): Austrian Institute for International Affairs
Chair
Heinz Gaertner, Austrian Institute for International Affairs
Disc.
Daniel N. Nelson, Global Concepts and Communications
Participant Lothar Brock, Peace Research Institute Frankfurt
Participant Otmar Hoell, Austrian Institute for International Affairs‐oiip
Participant Jan Willem Honig, Swedish National Defense College
Panel
Global Civil Society: Bono, the World Economic Forum, the Hollywood Writers, and Other Heroes
Chair
Aida Arfan Hozic, University of Florida
Disc.
Simon Tordjman, Sciences Po Paris
A Market For Virtue: A Global Civil Society Futures Market
Rabih Helou: University of Maryland
Power and Influence: The World Economic Forum as a Site of Contestation Elizabeth Friesen: Carleton University
Is Bono So Bad? Product (RED), Foreign Assistance, and Market Citizenship
Jeremy Youde: University of Minnesota Duluth
Writers of the World Unite? A Social Network Analysis of the 2007‐2008 Writers Guild of America Strike
Gunes Ertan: University of Pittsburgh
Molly E. McGrath: Writers Guild of America
Michael Siciliano: University of Pittsburgh
Erin McGrath: University of Pittsburgh
Roundtable
Climate Change and the Global Environmental Movement
Chair
Disc.
Paul Wapner, American University
Simon Nicholson, American University
Participant Peter Dauvergne, University of British Columbia
Participant Navroz K. Dubash, Jawaharlal Nehru University
Theresa A. Hunt: Rutgers University
Panel
International Communication, Culture, and Development in Israel, North Africa and the Middle East
Panel
Public Phobias and Foreign Policy Behaviour
Chair
Disc.
Addressing the Global Information Deficit: Information Communications Technologies and Violence Against Women in Developing Regions
Bo Petersson, Lund University
Cas Mudde, Universities of Antwerp & Oregon
Ethno‐Nationalist Foreign Policy: A Case Study of the Jewish Foreign Policy System
Scott B. Lasensky: USIP
Dov Waxman: City University of New York
“Thou Shalt (Not) Love Thy Neighbour”: Rebordering and Xenophobia in Danish and Swedish Foreign Policy
Catarina Kinnvall: Lund University
Fears in Poland and the Making of Polish Foreign Policy
Raymond Taras: Tulane University
Peace Pressure from Below? An Analysis of Palestinian Public Attitudes towards Israel
Michael Schulz: School of Global Studies, University of Gothenburg
Chechenophobia: Russia’s Inability to Find a Lasting Solution to the Russo‐Chechen Conflict
John Russell: University of Bradford
Panel
Chair
Bulent Acma, Anadolu University
Disc.
Nivien Saleh, University of Saint Thomas
A Visual Culture of Elsewhere: Delacroix and Representations of North Africa
Michael Y. Dartnell: Laurentian at Georgian
Contesting "Takfir": Islamist Movements and Normative Debates Regarding Apostasy
James A. Mikulec, Jr.: George Washington University
American Attitudes toward Israel and the Middle East: Socio‐Demographic Dimensions
Yaeli Bloch‐Elkon: Bar‐Ilan University, Columbia University
Eytan Gilboa: Bar‐Ilan University
Fracturing the Public Sphere: Political Polarization in Israel and Turkey
Matthew E. Goldman: University of Washington‐Seattle
Empire and Culture: Locating Embedded Liberalism
Rob Aitken: University of Alberta
Panel
The Economics of Terror
Chair
Alethia H. Cook, East Carolina University
Disc.
Laws, Resources, and Conflicts: Challenges and Hopes for Women's Rights in the Developing World
The Disruptive Tactics of Global Terror for Profit
Assessing the Conflict‐Corruption‐Terrorism Link in the Post 9/11 Environment
Human Rights
Chair
Natalie Florea Hudson, University of Dayton
Disc.
Catia Cecilia Confortini, University of Southern California
Determent Factors that Impact Female Enrollment in Primary Education
Sovathana Sokhom: Claremont Graduate University
Gender‐Mainstreaming in International Development Organizations: Where are the Men? ‐ A Website Content Analysis of the World Bank, UNDP, USAID and CARE
Kathryn M. Collins: University of Pittsburgh
Foreign Intervention and Violence against Women
Janet Elise Johnson: City University of New York
The Implications of the Principle of Civilian Immunity being Law: Preliminary Discussions for Remodelling It
Elise Leclerc‐Gagné: University of British Columbia
Robert Michael Mandel: Lewis & Clark College
Benedetta Berti: Fletcher School
The Economics of the Arms Trade: A Case Study of US Motivations to sell Advanced Aircraft Weaponry to Developing Countries
Julia Evans: Claremont Graduate University
The Institutional Pressures of Organizing Terror
Scott Helfstein: University of Michigan
Panel
Assessing Instruments of Foreign Policy
Chair
Chris J. Dolan, Lebanon Valley College
Disc.
Chris J. Dolan, Lebanon Valley College
Optimal Redundancy in Military Force Structure Planning
Leo J. Blanken: Naval Postgraduate School
Riot Control Agents and Chemical Weapons Arms Control in
the United States
Sean Giovanello: Elon University
Survival from Sanctions: The Case of India and North Korea
Wootae Lee: University of Georgia
Discourse and Practice in International Politics ‐ Discourse and
Image in International Politics
Nitya Singh: University of Georgia
Does the United States Need an Air Force? Organizational Theory and the Military Services
Robert M. Farley: University of Kentucky
Chair
Matt McDonald, University of Warwick
Disc.
James Der Derian, Brown University/Watson Institute for International Studies
Revisiting "Economic Sanctions Reconsidered"
The Ethics of Visual Re‐Publication
Yoshifumi Koga: Junshiu Junior College
Panel
Deterrence and Missile Defences
Chair
Disc.
Robert W. Rauchhaus, University of California at Santa Barbara
Kari Mottola, Finnish MFA
Space‐Based Missile Defenses: Obstacles and Opportunities
Mary Sindelar
Missile Defense and Nuclear Deterrence: Mutually Reinforcing or Mutually Destroying Each Other ?
Tom Sauer: University of Antwerp
Lene Hansen: University of Copenhagen
Does the Image Speak Louder than Discourse: A Critical Investigation into the Bush Administration’s Response to Abu Ghraib
Faye Donnelly: University of St Andrews
Captured by the Camera’s Eye: Guantánamo Photographic Representations and the Framing of Identities in the War on
Terrorism
Elspeth Sarah Van Veeren: University of Bristol
Discourses of the Body: Images of Sacrifice in Northern Ireland and the Middle East
Karin Fierke: University of St. Andrews
Strategies for Deterrence in Space
Damon Coletta: US Air Force Academy
Solving an Imaginary Problem: Why "Should" Determines "Can" on US National Missile Defense
Zachary J. Zwald: University of California at Santa Cruz
The Third Pillar of Missile Defense in Wider Political and Strategic Contexts
Vit Stritecky: Institute of International Relations
Panel
Panel
Individual Criminal Responsibility: The Key to the Rule of Law in War? Sponsor(s): International Law
Chair
Henry Shue, University of Oxford
Disc.
Mark Gibney, University of North Carolina Asheville
Disc.
Henry Shue, University of Oxford
Preventing Mass Atrocities: Does International Criminal Responsibility Deter? Anna S. K. de Courcy Wheeler: London School of Economics and Political Science
Individual Moral and Legal Responsibility in the Practice of Combat: Can the Law of Armed Conflict Tell Right from Wrong? Janina Dill: University of Oxford
Fall Through the Cracks: International Law, Individual Responsibility and Private Security Companies Renée de nevers: Syracuse University
The Limits to Criminal Accountability of State Actors: Is Victor’s Justice Still With Us? William Schabas: National University of Ireland
Conceptions of War and Paradigms of Compliance: Individual Responsibility and the “New War” Challenge Nicolas Lamp: London School of Economics and Political Scienc
Panel
Social Structures, Political Elites and Democracy in the Middle East
Sponsor(s): Turkish International Studies Association Chair
Ramazan Kilinc, Michigan State University
Disc.
Turan Kayaoglu, University of Washington
Islam and Democracy: How Islam helps Authoritarian Regimes?
Birol Baskan: Qatar University
Turkey's "Muslim Democrats" Did It Again: Scrutinizing the Successes of the Justice and Development Party
Zeki Sarigil: Bilkent University
Framing the Consensus between the Political and Military Elites during the Democratic Reform Process in Turkey
Mehtap Söyler: Humboldt‐Universität zu Berlin
Turkey's Back to the Future: Moderate Islam vs Offical Secularim
Ana Gol: University of Wales, Aberystwyth
Transformation of the Foreign Policy Paradigm of Turkey in the Middle East: Conflict Resolution Roles at Iraq, Lebanon and Israel‐ Syria Relations
Ahmet S. Tekelioglu: Boston University Talha Kose: George Mason University
Panel
Responses to the Food Crisis: A Critical Assessment
Chair
Surupa Gupta, University of Mary Washington
Disc.
Gabriele Ruoff, ETH Zurich
The Politics of Ethanol: Choosing the Worst and Letting Others Do So
Simon Langlois‐Bertrand: Carleton University
Genetically Modified Food Aid: Context and Consequences
Evan D. Axelrad: New College of Florida
A Case of Legitimization of Neoliberalization Attempt in Turkish Agriculture: 2001 Tobacco Law Gokce O. Baykal: Rutgers University
The Impact of WTO Negotiations in Restructuring India's Farm Sector
Surupa Gupta: University of Mary Washington
Biofuel, Agricultural Subsidies and a World heading to Crash
Questing for Global Competitiveness: The Search for New Regulatory Modes in Higher Education in Greater China
Ka Ho Mok: The University of Hong Kong
The EU, Regulatory Regionalism, and New Modes of Higher Education Governance
Susan L. Robertson: University of Bristol
Venezuela: Counter‐hegemonic Regionalism and Higher Education for All
Thomas G Muhr: University of Bristol
Fulvia Pizzamiglio: UNIP
Alexandre Ratner Rochman: Sao Paulo State University
New Developments in Diversionary Studies
Panel
Thinking about (Re)construction': Historical Models'
Chair
Andrew J. Williams, University of St. Andrews
Disc.
Marc Lanteigne, University of St. Andrews
(Re)Constructing Transatlantic Security Policy: The Failure of the European Defence Community
Stephanie Anderson: University of Wyoming
European Construction, 1950 ‐ 1955 ‐ A Europe for the Europeans
Sponsor(s): Peace Science Society (International)
Chair
Disc.
Dennis M. Foster, Virginia Military Institute
James Meernik, University of North Texas
Why Not Guns and Butter? Responses to Economic Turmoil
Philip Arena: University at Buffalo ‐ State University of New York
Glenn Palmer: Penn State University
Opportunities and Presidential Uses of Force: A Selection Model of Crisis Decision‐Making
David Brule: University of Tennessee
Bryan W. Marshall: Miami University
Colette Grace Mazzucelli: Molloy College
Thinking about (Re)construction in Britain, France and the United States, 1900 ‐ 1914
Andrew J. Williams: University of St. Andrews
Holding Back the Dark Side and Buying Time
Thomas Richard Seitz: University of Wyoming
Roundtable
Roundtable in Memory of Cynthia Chataway: Political Psychology and Conflict Resolution
Chair
Herbert C. Kelman, Harvard University
Disc.
Herbert C. Kelman, Harvard University
Brandon Prins: University of Tennessee
Threats or Opportunities? Domestic Conditions, Strategic Interaction, and International Conflict
David H. Clark: Binghamton University
Benjamin O. Fordham: Binghamton University, State University of New York
Timothy Nordstrom: University MS
Democracies and Benevolent Diversionary Force
Jeff Pickering: Kansas State University
Emizet F. Kisangani: Kansas State University
Participant Susan Allen Nan, George Mason University
Peacekeeping and Peace Operations
Participant Eileen Babbitt, The Fletcher School, Tufts University
Participant Tamra Pearson D'Estree, University of Denver
Participant Reina C. Neufeldt, American University
Panel
Panel
Constituting the Knowledge Economy: Governing the New Regional Spaces of Higher Education
Chair
Kanishka Jayasuriya, Murdoch University
Disc.
Eleni Tsingou, University of Warwick
Learning by the Market : The Bologna process and Regulatory Regionalism
Kanishka Jayasuriya: Murdoch University
Shaping the Global K‐Economy: Geo‐Spatial Strategies in the Governance of Higher Education and Research
Simon W. Marginson: University of Melbourne
Panel
Chair
Esra Gurkaynak, Bilkent University
Disc.
Domestic Politics of Humanitarian Intervention: Public Opinion and Congressional Voting in the 1990s
Jon Pevehouse: University of Wisconsin
Timothy R. Hildebrandt: University of Wisconsin‐Madison
Peter Holm: University of Wisconsin
Courtney Hillebrecht: University of Wisconsin‐Madison
European States and Peacekeeping‐Measurement and Assessment of the Performance of Italy, France, Spain, and Sweden, as Multilateral and Minilateral Security Actor
Fulvio Attinà: Catania University
Robust Peacekeeping? Confronting the Failures of Traditional Peacekeeping in Preventing Human Rights Violations
Kofi Nsia‐Pepra: Ohio Northern University
Security Council Responsibility to End Mass Killing: Causal Stories and Humanitarian Intervention Decisions in Bosnia‐
Herzegovina and Darfur, Sudan
Carrie Booth Walling: University of Michigan
Modelling Complex Trade Networks with Petri Nets: The Case of Bilateral FTAs in East Asia
Howard Loewen: GIGA German Institute of Global and Area Studies
Roundtable
Revisiting Amnesty: Punishment and Forgiveness in the 21st SD31: Sunday 2:15 PM ‐ 4:00 PM
Century
Roundtable on "World Out of Balance: International Relations
Pablo Castillo Diaz: Rutgers University
and the Challenge of American Primacy" by Stephen Brooks Discourses of (dis)continuities about the Peace Operation in and William Wohlforth
Somalia
Marta F. G. Moreno: PUC‐Rio de Janeiro
Chair
Panel
Controlling Nuclear Proliferation: Strategies and Policies
Chair
Disc.
Thomas Wuchte, State Department
Thomas Wuchte, State Department
Mixed Signals: Continuity and Change in US Nonproliferation Policy
Darius E. Watson: Union College
Charles A. Kupchan, Georgetown University/Council on Foreign Relations
Participant Stephen G. Brooks, Dartmouth College
Participant Charlie Glaser, University of Chicago
Participant Gideon Rose, Foreign Affairs
Participant Randall L. Schweller, The Ohio State University
Participant Erik Voeten, Georgetown University
Participant William C. Wohlforth, Dartmouth
Roundtable
Buying Security: The Cooperative Threat Reduction Program SD32: Sunday 2:15 PM ‐ 4:00 PM
Global Governance/Global Government: Exploring Possibilities
Randall E. Newnham: Penn State University
and Problems in Comprehensive Global Integration
Nuclear Weapons, International Norms and State Motives: Sponsor(s): Exploring the Past, Anticipating the Future (Theme)
A Study of Iran’s Nuclear Ambitions
Ulrika Möller: Swedish Institute of International Affairs
When Allies Go Nuclear: The Use of Security Leverage and the Changing Nature of the American Response to ‘Friendly’
Nuclear Programs
Maria N. Zaitseva: Cornell University
Reconsidering Nuclear Weapons – Implications for Canada in the US‐India Nuclear Deal
Anita Singh: Dalhousie University
Panel
Chair
Luis Cabrera, University of Birmingham
Participant Brooke Ackerly, Vanderbilt University
Participant Amitai Etzioni, George Washington University
Participant Christine Keating, Ohio State University
Exploring Global Energy Transitions: Learning from the Past, Anticipating the Future
Agent‐Based Modeling and the Microfoundations of IR
Chair
Disc.
James Nathan Rosenau, George Washington University
Robert M. Cutler, Carleton University
Agent‐Based Modeling in International Studies: An Epistemological Defense
Stephen M. Carmel: Old Dominion University
Simulating the K‐Factor: An Agent‐Based Model of Distributive Conflict In International Negotiations
David C. Earnest: Old Dominion University
Why Conflicts Should (Also) Be Studied By Means of Evidence‐Driven Agent‐Based Social Simulation
Armando Geller: George Mason University
The Agent‐Structure/Materialist‐Ideational Debates Revisited: An Agent‐Based Model of International Politics
Kimberly Holloman: Science Applications International Corporation
M. Douglas Williams: SET Corporation
Panel
Author
Matthias Finger
Chair
Maria Julia Trombetta, Delft University of Technology
Disc.
Aad F. Correlje, Delft Technical University
Renewable Energy Technologies and the Institutions for Industrial Success
Johan A. E. Albrecht: Ghent University
Geopolitics of Energy Transitions
Wouter Pieterse: Delft University of Technology
Transition to Renewable Energy Sources: Learning some Lessons of the Brazilian Case
Catherine Chiong Meza: Technische Universiteit Delft
The Geopolitics of a Low‐Carbon Energy Transition: The Role of Fossil Fuels
Lucia van Geuns: Clingendael International Energy Programme
Stephan Slingerland: Netherlands Institute of International Relations
The Security Dimension of a Transition toward a Low Carbon Economy
Maria Julia Trombetta: Delft University of Technology
Panel
Panel
Political Instability, Transitions, and Conflict
Foreign Aid, Governance and Aid Effectiveness
Chair
Disc.
Joe Clare, Louisiana State University
Chair
Disc.
Disc.
Michael D. Ward, University of Washington
Why Foreign Aid May be More Effective at Promoting Economic Growth in Less Democratic Countries
Causes and Timing of Coups d'état David Bearce: University of Pittsburgh
Sawa Omori: University of Pittsburgh
Taeko Hiroi: The University of Texas at El Paso
Autocratic Regimes, Government Revenue, and the Risk of Rebellion
Hanne Fjelde: Uppsala University
Instability, Repression and Diversion: A Dynamic Panel Data Analysis
Graeme A. M. Davies: University of Wales, Aberystwyth
Rivals, Instability, and the Probability of Conflict
Ursula Daxecker: Colorado State University
Supporter of Stability or Agent of Agitation? The Effect of US Foreign Policy on Coups in Latin America, 1960—1993
Clayton Thyne: University of Kentucky
Joseph Wright, Penn State University
Joseph Wright, Penn State University
Beyond Aggregate Dissent: Assessing the Impact of Sector Aid on Human Development Outcomes
Simone S. Dietrich: Pennsylvania State University
Lending Democracy: How Governance Aid Improves Governance
Daniel L. Nielson: Brigham Young University
Richard Nielsen: Harvard University
Is Europe Bad for Africa?
Christina J. Schneider: University of Oxford
Jennifer L. Tobin: Georgetown University
Targeting Levels and Aid Outcomes in World Bank Projects
Matthew S. Winters: Columbia University
Panel
Panel
Leadership and Decision‐making in International Organization Outsourcing and Private Security
Chair
Lori Helene Gronich, Georgetown University
Chair
Stephen Watts, University of Massachusetts
Disc.
Richard W. Chadwick, University of Hawaii
Disc.
Jack J. Porter, The Citadel
The Sixth Permanent Member of the Security Council: The UN Secretariat, its Powers and Influence on the Work of the
United Nations
Chen Kertcher: Tel‐Aviv University
Institutional Change in North American Political Economy and the Lessons of Cognitive Science
Greg J. Anderson: University of Alberta
Leadership at the United Nations and NATO: A Comparative
Analysis of Conflict Engagement by the Secretaries‐General
Ryan Hendrickson: Eastern Illinois University
Kent Johnson Kille: The College of Wooster
The Theory of International Political Leadership
David A. Deese: Boston College
Roundtable
Participant
Participant
Participant
Participant
Constantinos Koliopoulos: Panteion University
Commodifed Authoritarianism: Private Security and the Persistence of Police Violence
Anthony R. Pahnke: University of Minnesota‐Twin Cities
The Art of Private Warfare: A Normative Theory of the Military Performance of Modern Mercenary Forces
Scott Fitzsimmons: University of Calgary
Transformative Consequences of Private Force: The Provision of Security from State to Market and Society
Joerg Friedrichs: Department of International Development (Queen Elizabeth House), University of Oxford
What Kind of Theory (If any) Is Securitization?
Chair
Citizen vs. Professional Armies: A Macrohistorical Approach
Ralf Emmers, RSIS
Heikki Patomaki, Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology University
Mark Salter, University of Ottawa
Balzacq Thierry, University of Louvain & Sciences Po Paris
Panel
A Comparative Look at the Impact of Professional Military Education on Fostering Civil‐Military Relations Norms and Competencies Sponsor(s): Active Learning in International Affairs
Chair
Disc.
David S. Sorenson, Air War College
Takako Hikotani, National Defense Academy of Japan
EU Crisis Management: A Force of Change in the European Militaries
Tommi T. Koivula: National Defence University of Finland
The Role of Military Education in Building Democratic Armies in Democratizing Latin America
Marybeth Ulrich: US Army War College
The Impact of Professional Military Education on the Evolution of Canadian Civil‐Military Relations
James Craig Stone: Royal Military College of Canada
The Role of Professional Military Education in Preparing Officers to Wage War Justly and Ethically
Kathleen Mahoney‐Norris: Air Force Research Institute
Panel
The English School and Methodology I: Classical Approaches
Sponsor(s): English School
Chair
Disc.
Understanding 'Financial Security' in an Age of Uncertainty
Chair
Disc.
Fungible Uncertainty and the Biopolitical Economy of Calculation
Luis Lobo‐Guerrero: Keele University
Cornelia B. Navari, University of Buckingham
James B. Mayall, University of Cambridge
The Concept of Practice in the English School
Cornelia B. Navari: University of Buckingham
Legal Reception and the Expansion of International Society
Barbara Allen Roberson: University of Warwick
The English School and “International Ethics”
Financial Securitisation: Financing Security and War
Michael Dillon: Lancaster University
A Finance‐Security Assemblage
Marieke De Goede: University of Amsterdam
Charting the Ethics of the English School: What 'Good' is There in a Middle‐Ground Ethics?
Molly Cochran: Georgia Institute of Technology
Panel
Hard Cases for Deontological Ethics: The Paradox of Emergency Sponsor(s): International Ethics
Chair
Disc.
Wendell J. Coats, Department of Government/Connecticut College
Kalina G. Kamenova, York University
Disc.
Silviya Lechner, King's College London
Deontology and Humanitarian Emergency: Beyond the Cosmopolitan‐Communitarian Debate
Silviya Lechner: King's College London
Resisting Evil: Hannah Arendt on Morality in Times of Crisis
Milen G. Jissov: Queen's University
Suspending the Rule of Law as Tragedy: Oakeshott’s Justification of Emergency
Peter Finn: University of Wisconsin‐Parkside
Embryonic Stem Cell Research and Deontological Ethics: The Issue of Emergency
Kalina G. Kamenova: York University
Roundtable
Comparative Perspectives on Just War
Chair
Howard M. Hensel, Maxwell‐Gunter AFB
Participant George J. Andreopoulos, City University of New York
Participant David Graff, Kansas State University
Participant Howard M. Hensel, Maxwell‐Gunter AFB
Participant Sai Felicia Krishna‐Hensel, Auburn Montgomery
Participant Valerie Morkevicius, DePaul University
Participant Gregory A. Raymond, Boise State University
Panel
Grievance, Civil War, Disarm and Rearm
John C. Williams: Durham University
Panel
Chair
Disc.
Taking Horowitz Seriously – The Influence of Grievance on the Onset of Civil Wars
Eva M. Gottwald: Universität Tübingen
Disarm or Rearm: The Internal Politics of Colombia's Paramilitary Groups
Sarah B. Zukerman: Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Reciprocity in Iraq
Matthew L. Cohen: University of Texas at Austin
The Causes of Violence: Issue Salience and Conflict Escalation
Daniel R. Lake: State University of New York at Plattsburgh
When Disputes Go Dormant
Emily Meierding: University of Chicago
Panel
Globalization, Transnational Networks and Migration
Global Development
Chair
Disc.
Leila Simona Talani, University of Bath
The State and Post‐Colonial and Ethnic Migration: Does Globalization Produce Migrations?
Michael O. Sharpe: York College of the City University of New York
Human Trafficking on the International and Domestic Agendas: Examining the Role of Transnational Advocacy Networks between Thailand and United States
Andrea Marie Bertone: Academy for Educational Development
Adjustment or Ignorance? Globalization, Immigration and Investment in Human Capital
Johannes Karreth: University of Georgia
Hybrid Transnational Networks on the Issue of Undocumented Migrants within Europe
Karin Geuijen: Utrecht University
Political Voice, Political Silence: Immigrant Organizations and Undocumented Immigrants in the Developed Democracies
Jennifer F. Lieb: Princeton University
Panel
Utility and Ethics: Past Precedents and Future Reforms re ius in bello Sponsor(s): Exploring the Past, Anticipating the Future (Theme)
Chair
Albert C. Pierce, National Defense University
Disc.
Albert C. Pierce, National Defense University
Intent: Ius In Bello Norms in Just War Theory
Howard Adelman: Griffith University
Updating the Geneva Conventions for Unconventional Warfare: Non‐Uniformed Combatants and POW Treatment
Selective Violence and the Law of Armed Conflict
Matthew Adam Kocher: Yale University
Collateral Damage as ‘Normal’ Wartime Violence
Thomas W. Smith: University of South Florida
Panel
Security Challenges in Southeast Asia
Chair
Howard Warshawsky, Roanoke College
Disc.
Howard Warshawsky, Roanoke College
Global Development, Neo‐Fundamentalist Islam, and the Future of Freedom: The Raja Solaiman Movement and Balik Islam in the Philippines Douglas Anthony Borer: Naval Postgraduate School
Sean F. Everton: Naval Postgraduate School
Assessing Environmental Security in the Philippines: Views from the Ground Up
Jessica N. Trisko: McGill University
Identity, Ideology and Child Soldiering: Community Mediation and Youth Participation in Civil Conflict A Study on Mindanao, Philippines
Western Imperialism: How Natural Resources are Leveling the Playing Field Claire Woodside: Carleton University
The Political‐Economy of the Globalized Oil Order: How ‘Objective Conditions’ Drove the OECD and OPEC from Confrontation to Collusion and a ‘Market‐Centered’ System Resting on US Gulf Hegemony
Thomas W. O'Donnell: The New School for Social Research
International Bargaining over Resource Rents: Causal Mechanisms and a New Dataset
Regine Spector: University of California at Berkeley
Matthew T. Brown: University of California at Berkeley
Roundtable
Re‐Engineering Student Learning Opportunities Abroad (and at home): How Well Are We Doing It?
Chair
Disc.
Ann Kelleher, Pacific Lutheran University
Dennis Dutschke, Arcadia University
Participant Veronica Anover, California State University San Marcos
Participant Scott Greenwood, California State University, San Marcos
Participant Anne E. Massey, King's College
Participant Denis J. Sullivan, Northeastern University
Poster Session
New Approaches in Intelligence
Sponsor(s): Intelligence Studies
Disc.
Mark Phythian, University of Leicester
Mapping the Sources of Persistent Conflict
Cathryn Thurston: George Mason University
Modeling the Evolution of Insurgency Factional Structure
Michael Gabbay: University of Washington
Alpaslan Ozerdem: University of York
Forecasting Accuracy and Cognitive Bias in the Analysis of Competing Hypotheses
Sukanya Podder: University of York
Roots of Terrorism in Southeast Asia
Robin L. Bowman: University of California at Irvine
Indonesia as Terrorist Haven: A Country Study, 1949‐2007
Julia Lau: Georgetown University, Government Department
Philipp G. Khanin: Saint‐Petersburg State University
Allan Dafoe: University of California at Berkeley
Yvonne Chiu: Brown University
Multinational Corporations and Russian Foreign Policy
Panel
Andrew D. Brasfield: Mercyhurst College Institute for Intelligence Studies
Open Norms and Secret Natures: Impacts of Intelligence Activities over the Internet
Motohiro Tsuchiya: Keio University
Oil and Natural Resources
Comparative National Experiences with Intelligence
Chair
Disc.
Poster Session
Indra De Soysa, Norwegian University of Science and Sponsor(s): Intelligence Studies
Technology
Disc.
Daniel S. Gressang, Joint Military Intelligence College, Indra De Soysa, Norwegian University of Science and Washington
Technology
The Return of the Obsolescing Bargain and the Decline of ‘Big Oil'
Vlado Vivoda: University of South Australia
Reform in the Greek Intelligence Service: Is it enough for its Professionalization?
John M. Nomikos: Research Institute for European and American Studies (RIEAS)
Toward a Risk‐Based Analysis of Organized Crime: The Experience of Canada
Natasha M. Tusikov: Criminal Intelligence Service Canada
The Development of Intelligence Studies in Spain: Risks and Opportunities
Gustavo D. Matey: Complutense University, Madrid
Compared: Soviet/Russian Administration (Handling) of Spy
Aldrich Ames and American Administration (Handling) of Soviet Spy Adolf Tolkachev
Joe Wippl: Boston University
SE01: Sunday 4:15 PM ‐ 6:00 PM
Inequality Between and Within States and Groups
Sponsor(s): International Social Science Council
Chair
Disc.
Scott Gates, International Peace Research Institute, Oslo
Glenn Firebaugh, Penn State University
Poverty, Inequality, and Conflict: Using Within‐Country Variation to Evaluate Competing Hypotheses
Kristian Skrede Gleditsch: University of Essex
Gudrun Østby: University of Oslo
Helge Holtermann: International Peace Research Institute, Oslo
The Non‐Overlapping Magisteria of Trade
Ali Arbia: Graduate Institute of International and Development
Studies
Challenging China at the WTO Dispute Settlement System: Which Cases Are Brought and How Are They Settled?
Xiaowen Zhang: Augustana College
The Brave New World of Cross‐Regionalism
Alfred Tovias: Hebrew University
An Audit of Income Inequality Data in Models of Capitalism and Democracy
Ross E. Burkhart: Boise State University
The Education Bias of 'Trade Liberalization' and Wage Inequality in Developing Countries
Dawood Mamoon: Institute of Social Studies
Syed M. Murshed: ISS and University of Birmingham
Towards an Internationally Comparable Dataset to Track Horizontal Inequalities (HIs)
Graham Brown: University of Bath
Arnim Langer: University of Oxford
The Effect of Reputation on Coercion in International Trade
Krzysztof J. Pelc: Georgetown University
Panel
Halvard Buhaug: International Peace Research Institute, Oslo
Panel
International Organizations and Trade
Chair
Disc.
Panel
Communication Processes in Lethal Conflicts
Peace Studies
Chair
Karen Guttieri, Naval Postgraduate School
Disc.
Volker Franke, McDaniel College
Communication and the Mobilization of Noncombatant Groups for Peace in African Lethal Conflicts
Bertha K. Amisi: Syracuse University
Information and Genocide
Everita Silina: The New School
Effective Communication for Breaking Cycles of Trauma and
Violence
Daniel Wessner: Eastern Mennonite University
Frances J. Stewart: University of Oxford
What Changes Inequality Within States, and What Does Inequality Change?
Ronald L. Rogowski: University of California at Los Angeles
Roundtable
‘Diversity' and the Teaching of International Relations
International Education
Chair
Geeta Chowdhry, Northern Arizona University
Participant Jacqueline Braveboy‐Wagner, City University of New York
Participant Sankaran Krishna, University of Hawaii at Manoa
Participant James H. Mittelman, American University
Participant J. Ann Tickner, University of Southern California
Participant Heather M. Turcotte, University of Connecticut, Storrs
Roundtable
Elaine Z. Barge: EMU Center for Justice & Peacebuilding
Susan L. Beck: EMU Center for Justice and Peacebuilding
The ISA at 50: Former Presidents Reflect on the Outcome of their Aspirations
Capacity, Opportunity, and Communication: Effects of Regime Transformation in Peacebuilding
Gavan Duffy: Syracuse University
Women Journalists in Peace Media: Empowerment and Peacebuilding
Elisa Garcia‐Mingo: Universidade de Coimbra
Chair
Disc.
Nils Petter Gleditsch, International Peace Research Institute, Oslo
Participant Bruce J. Bueno de Mesquita, New York University/Stanford University
Participant Helga Haftendorn, Free University of Berlin
Participant Robert O. Keohane, Princeton University
Participant Richard Rosecrance, Harvard University
Participant Dina A. Zinnes, University of Illinois
Roundtable
Roundtable
What Have Foucaultians Done for International Relations?
The NGO Challenge for IR Theory: Learning from the Past, Anticipating the Future
Chair
Bertjan Verbeek, Radboud University Nijmegen
Participant David Chandler, University of Westminster
Disc.
Cristina M. Balboa, Yale University, Doctoral Studies
Participant Francois Debrix, Florida International University
Participant Vivienne Jabri, King's College London
Participant Morten Skumsrud Andersen, Norwegian Institute of International Affairs
Participant Elizabeth Bloodgood, Concordia University
Chair
Giorgio Shani, Ritsumeikan University
Participant Jonathan Joseph, University of Kent
Participant Oliver Richmond, Editor, Rethinking Peace and Conflict Studies
Participant Jan E. Selby, University of Sussex
Participant Dennis Dijkzeul, IFHV, Ruhr Universität Bochum
Participant Aart A. Holtslag, University of Massachusetts Lowell
Participant Karen Ann Mingst, University of Kentucky
Panel
The Global 1989
Chair
Richard N. Lebow, Dartmouth
Disc.
Panel
George Lawson: London School of Economics and Political Science
Territory, Authority, Rights: Exploring the Multiple Spaces of 1989
Sassen Saskia: Columbia University
1989, the United States and Transatlantic Relations Michael Cox: London School of Economics and Political Science
A Post‐Racial 1989?
Chair
Sungjoo Han, The Asan Institute for Policy Studies
Disc.
Ramesh C. Thakur, Centre for International Governance Innovation
Thomas G. Weiss, Graduate Center, City University of New York
Disc.
20 Years of UN Peacebuilding and the Future of International Security as a System: The Legitimacy of Global
Governance in the 21st century
Jibecke Hillevi Joensson: European University Institute
John Hobson: The University of Sheffield
Participant James P. Muldoon, Senior Fellow, Center for Global Change and Governance, Rutgers‐Newark
Lessons Unlearned from Rwanda: Challenges and Tasks for the
United Nations The 'When', 'Where' and 'What' of 1989
Roundtable
Envisioning Trajectories of Feminist Theory & Gender Studies
Chair
Participant William DeMars, Wofford College
Tamara Spira, University of California at Santa Cruz
Participant Debra Liebowitz, Drew University
Participant Sheila Nair, Northern Arizona University
Participant V. Spike Peterson, University of Arizona
Genocide and Peacekeeping Operations
Birger Heldt: Folke Bernadotte Academy
Complex Emergencies and the United Nations
Shin‐wha Lee: Korea University/Columbia University
Lessons from Rwanda: A Voice from The Rwandan Independent Inquiry
Elinor Hammarskjold: Foreign Ministry of Sweden
Panel
Participant Christina Rowley, University of Bristol
The Geopolitics of Emerging Regional Powers: Africa, South America, South Asia
Participant Laura Sjoberg, Virginia Tech
Sponsor(s): Brazilian International Relations Association
Chair
Alejandro Colas, Birkbeck College
Disc.
Marco A. C. Cepik, Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul
South Africa in Africa: The Policy of Stabilization
Paris Yeros: Catholic University of Minas Gerais, Brazil
Triangular Relations in South America: Argentina, Brazil and Venezuela
Javier Vadell: Pontifícia Universidade Católica‐Minas Gerais
Bárbara G. Lamas: Instituto Universitário de Pesquisa do Rio de Janeiro ‐ Iuperj
The Comercial Policies of Brazil, India and South Africa: A Comparative Analysis of Three‐Level Games
Taiane L. C. Campos: Pontificia Universidade Catolica de Minas
Gerais
Luciana Las Casas: University of Copenhagen
Bouteflika's Gambit: the International Politics of Algerian Energy Reform
Alejandro Colas: Birkbeck College
Panel
The World Social Forum as Space for Constructing New Coalitions and Networks and Innovating Alternative Epistemologies and Practice
Democratic Political Institutions and International Cooperation: Ratification of Global Environmental Commitments
Thomas Bernauer: ETH Zurich
Vally Koubi: ETH Zurich
Gabriele Ruoff: ETH Zurich
Anna Kalbhenn: ETH Zurich
Designing Effective International Environmental Agreements: Multimethod Results From a Medium‐N Dataset
Detlef Friedrich Sprinz: Potsdam Institute for Climate Impct Res
Christopher Kaan: Freie Universitaet Berlin
Roundtable
Chair
Ruth Reitan, University of Miami
Rethinking Regionalities: A Case Study of the Middle East and South Asia
Disc.
Jackie Smith, University of Notre Dame
The World Social Forum: Epistemological and Social Possibilities
Thomas Ponniah: Harvard University
Participant Suad Joseph, University of California at Davis
The World Social Forum: A Movement of Movements or a Depoliticized Space? Teivo Teivainen: University of Helsinki
Theorizing Social Movement Miscibility, Milieus, and Crossovers within the World Social Forum
Ruth Reitan: University of Miami
Changing Contours of the Network of Movements in the Social Forum Process
Christopher K. Chase‐Dunn: University of California at Riverside
Matt S. Kaneshiro: University of California at Riverside
Gary Coyne: University of California at Riverside
World Social Forum as Space of Convergence and Mobilization for Human Rights
Peter Smith: Athabasca University
Participant Akram F. Khater, North Carolina State University
Panel
Developments in Advocacy for Women's Rights After the End of the Cold War
Post Communist States
Women's Caucus
Chair
Janet Elise Johnson, City University of New York
Disc.
Zehra Arat, Purchase College, State University of New York
Violence Against Women: The Impact of the Women’s Rights Convention
Andrea Den Boer: University of Kent
Panel
Quantitative Analytical Perspectives on International and Comparative Environmental Policy
Chair
Thomas Bernauer, ETH Zurich
Disc.
Detlef Jahn, University of Greifswald
Export Destination, FDI Origin, and the Environmental Performance of Chinese Provinces
Ka Zeng: University of Arkansas
Pollution Depends on the Company You Keep: Trade Competition and Environmental Degradation, 1980‐2003
Aseem Prakash: University of Washington
Xun Cao: University of Essex
Now or Later? Testing a Model of the Timing and Design of Climate Change Policies
Lena M. Schaffer: ETH Zurich
Chair
Joseph Schaller, Nazareth College
Participant Christopher Chekuri, San Francisco State University
The EU’s Influence on Domestic Violence Policies and Movement Activism Among Its New Post‐Communist Member States
Katalin Fabian: Lafayette College
“Gender Expert” or an Agent for Change? A Study of a Non‐
Governmental Organization Attempting to Promote Women's Rights in a Post‐Communist Setting
Dovile Rukaite: Moterų Informacijos Centras
Dovile Budryte: Georgia Gwinnett College
Global Civil Society and the Uneasy Relationship Among Women’s Rights, Human Rights, and Religious Rights
Marjan E. Kamrani: University of Cincinnati
Communicating Gender: Transnational Women’s Networks as Information and Advocacy Hubs
Sabine Lang: University of Washington
Panel
Images of Conflict: Their Sources and Effects
Chair
Disc.
Philip Seib, University of Southern California
Paradiplomacy as the Domestic Source of Russian Foreign Policy
Alexander S. Kuznetsov: IMT, Institute of Advanced Studies, Lucca
Panel
Terrorism and the Individual: New Perspectives
Violence in the Age of its Graphic Representation: Joe Sacco
and the Contribution of Comic Book Journalism
Isaac A. Kamola: University of Minnesota
Flags Flying, Guns Blazing: Patriotic Images during Conflict
The Current Wars in Iraq
Steven L. Livingston: George Washington University
Pamposh Raina: George Washington University
Humanitarian Frames of Conflict in Arab Media
Shahira S. Fahmy: University of Arizona
CSI War Zone: The War Photographer as Forensic Journalist
Howard Tumber: City University, London
David E. Toohey: University of Hawaii
Panel
Negotiating with Terrorists
Kristine Höglund: Uppsala University
Reaching Out to Terrorists
Jennifer Kavanagh: University of Michigan
Disengagement and Deradicalization from Non‐State Terrorist Movements
Levels of Analysis and the Rational Terrorist Problem
Gregory Miller: University of Oklahoma
Economic Expansion and the Abandonment of Oppositional Violence: Untangling the Relationship Using Spatial Microlevel Data from the Case of Northern Ireland
Panel
Weapons, Restraints and Law: Cluster Munitions and Arms Treaties
Chair
Disc.
David Burbach, Naval War College
Towards an Arms Trade Treaty: Design and Negotiation Elements Camille Pecastaing: Johns Hopkins SAIS
Al‐Qaida Propaganda and Recruitment in the UK: Community Intervention as a Negotiation Strategy
Robert A. Lambert: University of St Andrews
Negotiating hostage Crises with the New Terrorists
Adam Dolnik: Centre for Transnational Crime Prevention (CTCP), University of Wollongong
US Policy Toward Nationalist Terrorist Organizations
Stacie Pettyjohn: University of Virginia
Cristiane Carneiro: University of Sao Paulo
From Landmines to Cluster Munitions: The Influence of International Treaties on their Most Important Non‐
Participant
Rebecca K. Root: State University of New York at Geneseo
Advocacy through the Legislature: Advocacy of the Norm Internalization of the Ban on Anti‐Personnel Landmines
Naoko Kumagai: City University of New York
Panel
Differing Sources of Russian Foreign Policy
Lada V. Kochtcheeva, N.C. State University
Deborah L. Sanders, King's College London
Geopolitics, Eurasianism and Russian Foreign Policy Under Putin
Natalia N. Morozova: Central European University, Budapest
Existential Threat in Soviet Foreign‐Policy Problem Representation towards Western Europe
Robert M. Cutler: Carleton University
Dangerous Underemployment: Education, Poverty, and Involvement in Terrorism
I. William Zartman, Johns Hopkins U‐SAIS
I. William Zartman, Johns Hopkins U‐SAIS
Ceasefires and Anti‐Terrorist Measures: Impediments to Negotiations with Terrorists?
Chair
Disc.
William J. Josiger: Georgetown University
Bonnie A. Weir: University of Chicago
Aaron Michael Hoffman, Purdue University
John G. Horgan: Penn State University
Jim Crow in Cinematic Imaginings of Anti‐African American and Anti‐Immigrant Racism
Chair
Disc.
Mia M. Bloom, University of Georgia
Disc.
It’s all About the Umma: Attack Motivations among European Islamist Terrorists
Laura Roselle: Elon University
Chair
Roundtable
Author Meets Critics: Daniel H. Nexon's "Religious Conflict and
the Struggle for Power in Early Modern Europe"
Chair
Disc.
Daniel Nexon, Georgetown University
Participant Raymond D. Duvall, University of Minnesota
Participant James Daniel Philpott, University of Notre Dame
Participant William C. Wohlforth, Dartmouth
Panel
Islam and Politics in Turkey
Halit Mustafa Tagma, Arizona State University
Ahmet T. Kuru, Columbia University
The Relations of European Union with Turkey During the JDP Government
Ercan Saribasak: Institut D'Etudes Politques De Grenoble, Universite Pierre Mendes France
The Politics of the Headscarf: The Kavakci Affair and Islamic Mobilizations in Turkey
Mustafa Gurbuz: University of Connecticut
Redefining Islam and Europe in Turkey’s European Union Membership Process
Ahmet Yukleyen: University of Mississippi
Panel
Just War and Civilian Immunity
Chair
Disc.
Mahmood Monshipouri, San Francisco State University
Mahmood Monshipouri, San Francisco State University
Security, Private Property and Knowledge: The Case of Intellectual Property Rights and Genetic Resource
Christine Loew: J.W. Goethe‐Universität Frankfurt a.M.
A Case for the Right to Opt out of Work: Freedom and the Work‐Constraint
Julia Maskivker: Columbia University
A Neo‐Classical Liberal Perspective on Human Rights: Freedom as Non‐Hierarchy
Steve On: University of California at Los Angeles
State Security and Economic Sanctions Sponsor(s): International Ethics
Laura‐Lee C. Smith: American Graduate School in Paris
Chair
Howard M. Hensel, Maxwell‐Gunter AFB
Disc.
Cian O'Driscoll, University of Glasgow
Public Responsibility for Civilian Casualties?
Neta Carol Crawford: Boston University
Responsibility for Civilian Casualties: Legal Gaps, Ethical Reflections and Implications for IR
Shunzo Majima: Hokkaido University
Minako Ichikawa: Tokyo University of Social Welfare
Defending the Defenseless? Moral Responsibility for Creating Just Peace
Spencer Meredith: Rowan University
The Other Guys' Fault? Double Effect in Christian and Islamic Just War Thought
Valerie Morkevicius: DePaul University
Panel
Alternative Approaches of Security, Human Rights and Global Justice
Sponsor(s): Turkish International Studies Association Chair
Disc.
Panel
Political Culture: Correlations and Predictions
Chair
Disc.
The Cold War and the War on Terror: Religion as a Tool to Procure Public Support for Warfare
Janicke Stramer: The American Graduate School of IR&D
Revisiting the Clash of Civilizations Question: Empirical Findings from Egypt
Alise E. Coen: University of Delaware
Inter‐civilizational Relations: Past, Present, Future
Brett M. Bowden: University of New South Wales at the Australian Defence Force Academy
The Sources of Global Anti‐Americanism
Karl C. Kaltenthaler: University of Akron/Case Western Reserve University
Panel
Migration, Participation and Representations
Chair
Jonathan Bach, The New School
Disc.
Jonathan Bach, The New School
The Outside Inside: Migrants “Transgression” as the Possible Sphere of Subjectivity and Politicization of the European Union
Daniel M. Aragao: PUC‐RIO
Time for the Bhagwati Tax? Evaluating Policy Responses to Brain Drain
Michael Scott Solomon: University of South Florida
Migration and Political Subjectivity
Jonathan Bach: The New School
Return Migration to Sri Lanka: Origins, Aesthetics and Cultural Transformation
Bernardo Brown: Cornell University
The Outside Inside: Migrants "Transgression" as the Possible Sphere of Subjectivity and Politicization of the European Union
Daniel M. Aragao: PUC‐RIO
Butter Dosa: Food, Nostalgia and Nation‐making
Vandana Nagaraj: University of California at Davis
Panel
The Effects of Rivalries on Rivals
Sponsor(s): Peace Science Society (International)
Chair
Disc.
Zeev Maoz, University of California at Davis
James Lee Ray, Vanderbilt University
Rivalry and State Making in the Global South
Karen Rasler: Indiana University
William R. Thompson: Indiana University
Rivalry and State Support of Nonstate Armed Groups
Economic Sanctions and Political Influence
Belgin San Akca: University of California, Davis
David Lektzian: Texas Tech University
Zeev Maoz: University of California at Davis
Dennis P. Patterson: Texas Tech University
Rival Confrontations and Strategic Management of Conflict
Seden Akcinaroglu: University of Binghamton
Panel
Paul F. Diehl: University of Illinois at Urbana‐Champaign
Data and Measurement in International Conflict: Findings & Challenges
Elizabeth Radziszewski: Yeshiva University
International Aspects of Civil War: A Dyadic Examination of the Interstate Conflict‐Civil War Nexus
Aimee A. Tannehill: University of California at Davis
Panel
Processes of Securitisation and the Role of the Media
Chair
Jef Huysmans, The Open University
Disc.
R. B. J. Walker, University of Victoria
Media Environments as Sites of Securitization and Contestation in China
Juha A. Vuori: University of Turku
Securitization as a Frame for News Accounts: Effects on Attitudes and Story Processing
Fred Vultee: Wayne State University
Conceptualizing the Media as Securitising Actor
Scott D. Watson: University of Victoria
The Transformation of Modern Global Society ‐ Individualism and New Political Cleavages in the Information Age
Brett Ashley Leeds, Rice University
Disc.
Patterns in Major Power Interactions: Findings from 1859‐
1936
Daniel S. Morey: University of Kentucky
Learning Between Crises: Comparing Israeli‐Palestinian Conflict Behavior Across the First and Second Intifadas
Mark J. Crescenzi: University of N. Carolina at Chapel Hill
Hand‐coded and Machine‐coded Event Datasets: A Comparison of the Consistency of WEIS and IDEA Datasets
Clayton Thyne: University of Kentucky
Early Findings from the Threat and Imposition of Economic Sanctions (TIES) Dataset
T. Clifton Morgan: Rice University
Roundtable
American Foreign Policy and the Politics of Fear: Threat Inflation since 9/11
Ulf Bjereld: University of Gothenburg
Marie Demker: University of Gothenburg, Department of Political Science
Bottom‐up Securitisation: The Role of Media and Public Opinion on Turkey's Intervention in Northern Iraq
Bezen B. Coskun: Loughborough University
Panel
Signals, Costs and Consequences: The Effects of Economic Sanctions
Chair
Disc.
Disc.
Kelly M. Kadera: University of Iowa
Chair
Stephen George Walker, Arizona State University
Kimberly Elliott, Center for Global Development and Peterson Institute
Seeing Is Believing?: International Signaling Use of Economic Sanctions
Taehee Whang: Texas A&M University
Gender‐Specific Consequences of Economic Coercion: The Effect of Economic Sanctions on Women’s Socio‐Economic Status
A. Cooper Drury: University of Missouri
Dursen Peksen: East Carolina University
Presidents, Congress, and the Use of Economic Sanctions
Adrian Ang: Florida International University
Chair
Jane K. Cramer, University of Oregon
Chair
Disc.
Aric Trevor Thrall, University of Michigan ‐ Dearborn
Jonathan Renshon, Harvard University
Participant Robert Jervis, Columbia University
Participant Chaim D. Kaufmann, Lehigh University
Participant David L. Rousseau, University at Albany ‐ State University of New York
Participant Jack Snyder, Columbia University
Participant Jon Western, Mount Holyoke College
Panel
The End of Certainty? Exploring Analytical Approaches for the New Security Environment
Chair
Victor Mauer, Center for Security Studies, ETH Zurich
Disc.
Disc.
Ephraim Kahana, Western Galilee College
Michael Warner, ODNI
From Early Warning to Just‐in‐Time Recognition: Threat Anticipation in a Complex, Connected World
Warren H. Fishbein: Global Futures Forum
Generating Strategic Foresight Capabilities for Governments
through Horizon Scanning
Beat Habegger: ETH Zurich
From Complicated to Complex: Transforming Intelligence for a Changing World
Josh Kerbel: Office of the Director of National Intelligence
British Counter‐Insurgency and the Use of Intelligence
Rod Thornton: University of Nottingham
A Brilliant Deception or an Intelligence Coup: Ashraf Marwan and the Arab‐Israeli 1973 War
Uri Bar‐Joseph: Haifa University
Panel
The Foreign Policy of Strategic Trade and Energy Cooperation
Panel
Civil Society and International Organization
Chair
Disc.
Daniel V. Preece, University of Alberta
Carlos Frederico Pereira da Silva Gama, Pontificia Universidade Catolica do Rio de Janeiro
The Democratic Deficit, Intergovernmental Organizations,and Global Civil Society
Yanyu Ke: University of Kentucky
Civil Society Won the Battle, the World Bank Won the War
Sophie R. Harman: City University, London
Political Contestation in an Emerging Global Public Domain
Chair
Disc.
William W. Keller, University of Pittsburgh
Gary Kenneth Bertsch, University of Georgia
Disc.
Suzette R. Grillot, University of Oklahoma
Rulers, Domestic Politics, and the Future of World Oil Export Markets
Wagaki Mwangi: Syracuse University
What Makes Civil Society Strong? Testing Bottom‐up and Top‐down Theories of a Vibrant Civil Society
Stefanie A. Bailer: University of Zurich
Volkart Finn Heinrich
Thilo D. Bodenstein: Freie Universität Berlin
David A. Deese: Boston College
Evaluating the Prospects for US‐Cuban Energy Policy Cooperation: Policy Analysis and Recommendations
Jonathan C. Benjamin‐Alvarado: University of Nebraska Omaha
Civil Nuclear Cooperation Agreement: Implications for US‐
India Technology Cooperation
Global Civil Society and the Power of Epistemes: Assessing the Role of CSOs in the EC’s TRIPS and Access to Medicines Negotiations
Erin N. Hannah: Kings University College
Panel
Seema Gahlaut: University of Georgia
Challenges in Countering Twenty‐First Century Insurgencies
Anupam Srivastava: University of Georgia
Re‐Evaluating National Export Control Systems and Standards
Todd E. Perry: US Department of Energy
Disc.
Douglas R. Woodwell, University of Indianapolis
Victor Asal, University at Albany ‐ State University of New York
Erica Chenoweth, Wesleyan University
The Dynamics of Terrorist Movements: From Prediction to Management
Dipak K. Gupta: San Diego State University
Biting the Hand that Feeds Them? The Logic of Insurgent Terrorism
Christopher M. Sullivan: University of Notre Dame
More Than Meets the Eye: Terrorist Groups and the Dyanmics of Political Wing Formation
Robert T. Brathwaite: University of Notre Dame
Drawing the Distinction between Facilitating Environments and Motivating Policies in the Occurrence of Domestic Terrorism
Dominick E. Wright: University of Michigan
Dying to Vote?: Uncovering the Relationship Between Elections and Terrorism
Howard Sanborn: Virginia Military Institute
Stephen Nemeth: University of Iowa
Andrew P. Mumford, University of Warwick
Andrew P. Mumford, University of Warwick
You Can't Flip A One Sided Coin: US Force Structure Choices
Panel
Domestic Politics and the Logic of Terrorist Violence
Chair
Disc.
Chair
Disc.
Adam Cobb: United States Marine Corps Command and Staff College
Smart Power, Counterinsurgency and Military Operations Other Than War (MOOTW): American Military Policy in the 21st Century
Jack J. Porter: The Citadel
Panel
The Role of Religion in International Development
Chair
Disc.
Jeffrey P. Haynes, London Metropolitan University
Secularization and Development in the Age of Globalization
Turkey, Algeria, Egypt
Deniz Cakirer: University of Southern California
Religious Partnerships as Micro‐Development: A Case Study
Michael Kuchinsky: Gardner Webb University
International Development and the Creation of New Religions
Robert Bosco: University of Connecticut
Ideological Change or Continuity of Commitments: The Strategic Behavior of Indonesian Islamist Parties
Julie Chernov: California State University‐Fullerton
Localizing Transnationalism: The Case of Hizbut Tahrir Indonesia
Mohamed Nawab Mohamed Osman: Australian National University, Nanyang Technological University
Roundtable
Privatization and National Security: Intelligence
Jorge Mascarenhas Lasmar: London School of Economics and Political Science
The English School and the Post‐Classical Challenge: A Methodological Consideration
Huss Banai: Brown University
Chair
The English School as a Tool for Studying Normative Change: How does the GWoT affect International Law?
William M. Nolte, University of Maryland
Participant Catherine Lotrionte, Georgetown University
Global Ethics: New Theoretical Directions
Participant Albert C. Pierce, National Defense University
Panel
Hans‐Martin Jaeger: Carleton University
Peace Studies
Chair
Disc.
George A. Lopez, University of Notre Dame
David Cortright, Fourth Freedom Forum
Disc.
Sue Eckert, Brown University
Trends in Targeted Sanctions ‐ How Often and How Many?
Mikael Eriksson: The European University Institute
Understanding the Effectiveness of Targeted Sanctions: The
UN and the EU Experiences Since 1992
Francesco Giumelli: Metropolitan University Prague
“Contextualising” Targeted Sanctions in Dual Strategies: How do Sanctions fit in the EU Strategies towards Belarus and Transnistria?
Clara Portela: Singapore Management University Refinement in Action: Examining UN Security Council Sanctions
Linda M. Gerber‐Stellingwerf: Fourth Freedom Forum
UN Targeted Sanctions and Conflict Context: Changing the Lens
Andrea E. Charron: Royal Military College of Canada
Panel
The English School and Methodology II: Debating Past and Future Paradigms
Chair
Disc.
Mark A. Neufeld, Trent University
Piki Ish‐Shalom, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Pragmatics of Systems Theory: “Comic” Complementarity and a Non‐foundational Justification of Human Rights
Targeted Sanctions: A Critical Review
Chair
Disc.
Panel
Richard Little, University of Bristol
Timothy Dunne, University of Exeter
Grasping the “Unspoken” – An Analysis of English School Methodology
Conflicted Subjectivities and Universal Ethics
Philippe Fournier: London School of Economics and Political Science
The boundaries of Transnational Democracy: Alternatives to
the all‐affected Principle of Democratic Inclusion
Johan Karlsson: University of Gothenburg
Ecological Space as the Distribuendum of Global Justice
Tim Hayward: University of Edinburgh
Panel
Turkish Imperatives in Comparative Perspective
Chair
Disc.
International Influences on the Turkish Transition to Democracy after the 1980 Military Intervention
Senem Aydin‐Düzgit: Istanbul Bilgi University
Yaprak Gürsoy: Sabanci University
Islam and Democracy: The Türban Issue and the General Election of 2007 in Turkey
M. Ersin Kalaycioglu: Sabanci University
Europeanization of Turkish Foreign Policy (2002‐2008)
Ali Tekin: Bilkent University
Politics of the People: Hegemonic Ideology and Regime Oscillation in Turkey and Argentina
Yunus Sozen: Bahcesehir University, Istanbul
Panel
Johanne Glavind: University of Aarhus
Private Actors and Information Sharing in the Fight against Dirty Money
The View of the English School of International Relations on
International Law
Emerson Maione Souza: Estácio de Sá University
Applying English School Structural Theory: The Pioneering Stages of a Research Program
Laust Schouenborg: London School of Economics and Political Science
Chair
Didier F. Bigo, Sciences‐Po Paris
Disc.
Marieke De Goede, University of Amsterdam
Tracking Terrorist Funds: Towards New Ways of Public‐
Private Information Sharing
Anthony Amicelle: Sciences Po
New Spaces Governing the EU's Fight against Terrorist Financing: Consequences and Challenges
Mara Wesseling: University of Amsterdam
Transnational Commercial Firms and Anti‐Money Laundering Policies
Gilles Favarel‐Garrigues: CERI Sciences Po
Eleni Tsingou: University of Warwick
Chair
Gunhild Hoogensen, University of Tromsø
Disc.
Lassi K. Heininen, University of Lapland, Finland
Disc.
Bourdieu in the Arctic: Oil, Gas and Human Security
Kirsti Stuvoey: University of Tromsø
Environmental Security, International Policy and Strategic Intelligence
Chad M. Briggs: Lehigh University
The Svalbard Archipelago in Russian Security Policy: Back to the Future?
Kristian Åtland: Norwegian Defense Research Establishment
Torbjorn Pedersen: University of Tromso
The Social of Sustainable Development: Feminist readings from the Arctic
Heidi Sinevaara‐Niskanen: University of Lapland
Human Security in the Canadian Arctic: Transforming Canada's First Nations through Self‐Determination
Gabrielle A. Slowey: York University
Panel
Migration Partnerships: A Step towards the Global Governance of Migration?
Global Development
Rahel Kunz, University of Lucerne
Marianne H. Marchand, La University de las Americas, Puebla
Needs and Opportunity: Voluntary Migration During Conflic
Nicole G. Kalaf: University of California at Davis
Migration Partnerships as a Global Governance Tool? An Analytical Framework
Sandra Lavenex: University of Lucerne
Migration and Development: Policy Coherence
Susan Martin: Georgetown University
Rhetoric on the Past, Responses to the Present, and Anticipation of the Future in Japan‐China Relations
Mary McCarthy: Drake University
Panel
China's Foreign Policy
Chair
Wanfa Zhang, Florida Institute of Technology
Disc.
Wanfa Zhang, Florida Institute of Technology
Panel
Pakistan: Security Challenges
Chair
Disc.
Chair
Disc.
Understanding China’s Foreign Policy ‐ A Political Economy Perspective
Panel
The Multiple Visions of Security in the Arctic
Dingding Chen: Hamilton College
Julia Bader: German Development Institute
The Making of Anti‐Money Laundering Regulation and the Banking Industry – Assessing Success and Failure in Regulatory Drives
Intentions Matter: Why China's Foreign Policy will be Peaceful
Bhumitra Chakma, The University of Hull
The Effects of Pakistan's Nuclear Weapons on Indian Civil‐
Military Relations Ayesha Ray: King's College, Wilkes‐Barre, PA
South Asian Security Scenarios: Baluch Nationalism in Pakistan
Kavita Khory: Mount Holyoke College
Failed States and Terrorism: Pakistan’s November Emergency, its International Reverberation and Policy Options
Anita Singh: Dalhousie University
Cruising Away: The Development of Cruise Missiles in South
Asia
Sharad Joshi: Monterey Institute of International Studies
Panel
Trade Conflicts and Dispute Settlement in the WTO
Chair
Manfred Elsig, World Trade Institute
Disc.
Manfred Elsig, World Trade Institute
Strategic Theory of WTO Trade Obligations: The Dispute Settlement Understanding
Atanas G. Tzenev: Binghamton University
Smart Threats and Success in the WTO Dispute Settlement Process: An Examination of the 2002 US Steel Safeguard Tariffs
Michael N. Jacobs: University of Nevada, Reno
Lessons from Lumber IV ‐ Canada and the WTO Dispute Settlement Mechanism
Russell A. Williams: Memorial University
Tempering Agricultural Trade Conflicts and the North‐South
Divide: A Model of Interstate Interaction and Agricultural Trade Liberalization
Javier Morales‐Ortiz: Baldwin Wallace College
Who Wins in the WTO?: Outcomes of Trade Disputes and Their Implications to the World Order
Rafael Ranieri: University of Cincinnati
Roundtable
Poster Session
Rosenau Regaled: Pondering Pre‐Theory, Thinking Turbulence, New Approaches to Human Rights
and Contemplating Complexity
Chair
Miles Townes, George Washington University
Disc.
James Nathan Rosenau, George Washington University
Participant Yale H. Ferguson, Rutgers University
Participant Heidi H. Hobbs, North Carolina State University
Disc.
Itai Sneh, John Jay College
The International Dimensions of Crimes Against Humanity: Ethnic Cleansing, Genocide and Pogrom
Skyne Uku Wertimer: California State University Long Beach
Should Walls Be History?: A Comparative Study of the Israeli‐Palestinian and US‐Mexican Borders
Participant Matthew J. Hoffmann, University of Toronto
Filiz Otucu: Plymouth State University
Participant Richard W. Mansbach, Iowa State University
Sheryl Shirley: Plymouth State University
Poster Session
Migrants and Refugees
Joel R. Pruce: Josef Korbel School of International Studies, University of Denver
Disc.
Karl Cordell, University of Plymouth
Between Immigration Control and Human Rights Protection: The Ambiguities of Mexico’s Migration Policy – The Case of the "Beta Groups for the Protection of Migrants“
Johannes Specht: Freie Universität Berlin
Authoritarian Regimes in Liberal Democracies: The Case of Migrant Workers in the West
Malia D. Bajpai: University of Connecticut
Roundtable
Balance Sheet: The Iraq War and US National Security
Chair
Stephen Martin Walt, Harvard University
Participant Peter Dombrowski, Strategic Research Department
Participant John Stuart Duffield, Georgia State University
Participant Clay Ramsay, University of Maryland
Roundtable
International Justice Across the Disciplines
Michael J. Shapiro: University of Hawaii
Settlers and Mobilization in Cyprus: Antinomies of Ethnic Conflict and Immigration Politics
Neophytos Loizides: Queens University, Belfast
Creating Human Rights: Noncitizen Politics and International Trigger Cases
Lisa Alfredson: University of Pittsburgh
Poster Session
Vulnerable Populations
Disc.
MA01: Monday 8:00 AM ‐ 9:45 AM
'Cowboys' on the Border
Outlaws, Rogues, and Robin Hoods in the Delivery of Human Rights Goods
Wanda Wigfall‐Williams, Columbia College
Proceeding from Acceptance to Compliance: Global Child Rights and Local Effects
Andrea Schapper: Bremen International Graduate School of Social Sciences
The Invisible Victims of 9/11: Refugees & Asylum Seekers
Yohannes Woldemariam: Fort Lewis College
A Risky Proposition: Promoting Gender Equality in Muslim Countries
Fariel M. Cherif: University of California at Riverside
The Experiences of Denying Constitutional Protection to Sodomy Laws in the United States, Australia and Malaysia: You've Come a Long Way Baby and You Still Have a Long Way to Go!
Alan B. Berman: Research Fellow Socio‐Legal Research Centre, Griffith Law School
Chair
Aaron M. Fichtelberg, University of Delaware
Participant Rosemary L. Barberet, John Jay College of Criminal Justice
Participant Mark A. Drumbl, Washington & Lee University
Participant Eric K. Leonard, Shenandoah University
Participant Frederic Megret, McGill University
Participant Frances T. Pilch, USAF Academy
Participant Matthew S. Weinert, University of Delaware
Roundtable
The Decline of War? Empirical and Causal Arguments
Chair
Joshua S. Goldstein, American University
Disc.
Bruce M. Russett, Yale University
Participant Neta Carol Crawford, Boston University
Participant Karin Fierke, University of St. Andrews
Participant Nils Petter Gleditsch, International Peace Research Institute, Oslo
Participant J. Joseph Hewitt, University of Maryland
Participant Andrew Mack, Simon Fraser University
Participant Peter Wallensteen, Uppsala University
Panel
Innovative Panel
Bias and Neutrality in International and Civil Conflicts
Mentoring Matters: Feminist Theory and Gender Studies
Sponsor(s): ISA Innovative Panel
Chair
Disc.
Crowed with Conciliators, Biased and Neutral Mediation Coalitions in Civil Wars
Isak Svensson: Uppsala University
Conceptualizing Neutrality and Bias in Third Party Intervention: Actions vs. Preferences
Stephen Gent: University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
Megan Shannon: University of Mississippi
Major Power Bias and Intervention in Interstate Disputes
Nil Seda Satana: Bilkent University
Katja Favretto: University of California at Los Angeles
The Logic of UN Action: Decision‐Making and Bias in International Conflicts
Erik Gartzke: University of California at San Diego
Michelle Benson Saxton: University at Buffalo ‐ State University of New York
Holger Schmidt: George Washington University
Kyle Clark Beardsley: Emory University
Panel
International Security: Key Concepts, Alternative/Peripheral Views
Chair
Disc.
Disc.
Participant Zehra Arat, Purchase College, State University of New York
Participant Laura Parisi, University of Victoria
Participant V. Spike Peterson, University of Arizona
Participant Gerakina A. Sgoutas, Metropolitan State College Denver
Participant Simona Sharoni, State University of New York at Plattsburgh
Participant Laura Sjoberg, Virginia Tech
Participant Kathleen Staudt, University of Texas at El Paso
Participant Jacqui True, University of Auckland
Participant Annick T.R. Wibben, University of San Francisco
Panel
Constructivism and Forecasting: Problems, Prospects and Applications
UN Tactics and the Durability of Peace
Chair
Laura Parisi, University of Victoria
Participant Brooke Ackerly, Vanderbilt University
Nizar Messari, Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio de Janeiro
Monica Herz, IRI‐PUC‐Rio
Nizar Messari, Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio de Janeiro
Peacekeeping Operations: Keeping Whose Peace?
Paula Duarte Lopes: University of Coimbra
Maria Raquel Freire: University of Coimbra
Banning Evil: The formation of a Regime on Cluster Munitions ‐ Implications to International Security
Denise Garcia: Northeastern and Harvard University
Security Thinking in Latin America
Arlene Beth Tickner: Universidad de los Andes
Do Peacekeeping Missions Reinforce State Failure? The Case of Haiti
Antonio Jorge Ramalho: University of Brasilia
Chair
Disc.
Christoph Meyer, Kings College London
Antje Wiener, University of Bath
Claiming the Future: The Predictive Potential of Constructivist Research
Felix Berenskoetter: Former Editor, Millennium: Journal of International Studies
Strategic Culture: Culture, Strategy and Academic Forecasting
Edward Lock: School of Politics
Adding in Emotions: Broadening the Constructivist Toolkit to Focus the Future
Roxane Farmanfarmaian: Cambridge University
Bridging Mind and Matter, Agency and Structure: The Stability of State Discourse as an Harbinger of the Future
Kevork K. Oskanian: London School of Economics and Political Science
Forecasting Europe’s Global Role: The Interplay of Material and Ideational Conditions
Christoph Meyer: Kings College London
Panel
Imagining the Future: Risk Society and the Aesthetisation of Catastrophe
Chair
Disc.
Bernadette Buckley, Goldsmiths, University of London
Border Theatre: On the Arts of Security and Resistance
Alexandra E. J. Hall: Durham University
Louise Amoore: Durham University
Science and Fiction: The (De) Aestheticisation of Catastrophe in the ‘War on Terror’ and Climate Change
Roundtable
Claudia E. Aradau: The Open University
Bridging the Gap between Theory and Practice in Public Diplomacy
Rens van Munster: University of Southern Denmark
Sexing Foreign Policy: Emergency and Representation in US AIDS Relief
Serena Cruz: Florida International University
Applied Atmospheric Aesthetics: Reconsidering the Risky Art of Depicting Global Climate Change through PowerPoints, Photographs, and Polemics
Timothy Wayne Luke: VPI & SU
Risky Thinking: “Blue Cascades” and Public‐Private Partnerships in the Catastrophic Imagination
Benjamin J. Muller: Simon Fraser University
Panel
Chair
Eytan Gilboa, Bar‐Ilan University
Disc.
Participant Dale C. Copeland, University of Virginia
Participant Nicholas J. Cull, University of Southern California
Participant Ali R. Fisher, Mappa Mundi Consulting
Participant Ellen Huijgh, Netherlands Institute of International Relations 'Clingendael'
Participant Martin H. B. Löffelholz, Technische Universität Ilmenau
Participant Jan Melissen, Clingendael
Panel
Shiism in the Ascendant? The Past, Present, and Future of the MA12: Monday 8:00 AM ‐ 9:45 AM
Beyond Anarchy? New Directions in System and Structural ‘Shia Crescent’
Theory
Chair
Assaf Moghadam, US Military Academy
Disc.
Ar Norton, Boston University
Saudi Arabia's Sectarian Turn: 1979 and the Origins of Modern Sectarianism
Towards an Independent Shiite State in Southern Iraq? A Re
Examination of the Historical Evidence
Reidar Visser: Norwegian Institute of International Affairs
Factionalism and Ideology in the Islamic Republic of Iran
Sanam Vakil: Johns Hopkins University
Assaf Moghadam: US Military Academy
Differentiation: A Sociological Approach to IR Theory
Mathias Theo Albert: Universität Bielefeld
Negarchy: The Case for a Third Structural Ordering Principle
Daniel H. Deudney: Johns Hopkins University
Rethinking Ordering Principles: Vertical Differentiation and Ranked Orders
Hierarchy as International Structure
Roundtable
Taking the Fear Out of Assessment and Evaluation: Lessons Learned Sponsor(s): International Education
John Barron Boyd, Le Moyne College
John Barron Boyd, Le Moyne College
Participant Norah P. Shultz, Arcadia University
Participant Susan Vernon‐Gerstenfeld, WPI
Participant Richard H. Watts, Tulane University
Daniel H. Deudney, Johns Hopkins University
David A. Lake, University of California San Diego
Jack Donnelly: University of Denver
Shia Ideology Atlas: Initial Findings
Chair
Disc.
Chair
Disc.
Barry Buzan: London School of Economics and Political Science
Toby C. Jones: Rutgers University
Daniel Nexon: Georgetown University
Embedded Hierarchy: Explaining Sovereign Inequality in International Politics
Paul K. MacDonald: Williams College
Panel
Global Carbon Market Politics
Chair
Disc.
Jorgen Wettestad, Fridtjof Nansen Institute
Miranda Schreurs, University of Maryland
Assembling Carbon Markets
Matthew Paterson: University of Ottawa
The Evolution of Emissions Trading as a Governance Mechanism for Climate Change
Michele Betsill: Colorado State University
Matthew J. Hoffmann: University of Toronto
The Evolution of US Climate Legislation
Gary C. Bryner: Brigham Young University
Revising the EU ETS: Process and Prospects Ahead
Jorgen Wettestad: Fridtjof Nansen Institute
Jon Birger Skjærseth: The Fridtjof Nansen Instittute
Caps, Blocks and Schemes: Regional Greenhouse Gas Trading in North America in a Global Context
Stacy D. VanDeveer: University of New Hampshire
The Politics of High Technology
Henrik Selin: Boston University
Panel
International Communication
Panel
Chair
Marcus Schaper, Reed College
Comparing Intelligence Systems: Challenges and Next Steps
Disc.
Margaret E. Kosal, Georgia Institute of Technology
Policies at the Technological Frontier in Europe ‐ Trap of the
Follower or Divergent Trajectories
Chair
Mark Phythian, University of Leicester
Disc.
Shlomo Shpiro, Bar‐Ilan University
The Intelligence Services as a Democratic Indicator ‐ Main Differences between Intelligence in a Democratic Country and in Non‐Democratic One
Gustavo D. Matey: Complutense University, Madrid
Comparing Intelligence Systems: A Look at the Evidence
Michael Warner: ODNI
Intelligence Organizations as Networks: Centrality, Complexity, Legitimacy and Effectiveness in Comparative Perspective
Marco A. C. Cepik: Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul
A Proposed Framework for the Analysis of Intelligence Processes in Democratising Regimes
Peter Gill: University of Salford, UK
Between Creative Destruction and Disembeddedness: The Political Economy of the ‘Biotechnology Revolution’
Volker W. Lehmann: Friedrich Ebert Stiftung
Discourse, Hegemonic Struggles and Nanotechnology – A Post‐Structuralist approach to the Global Political Economy of Nanotechnology
Joscha Wullweber: University of Kassel, Germany
Panel
Status and the Great Powers
Chair
Disc.
Drawing Conclusions From the Comparative Study of Security and Intelligence Commissions of Inquiry
Disc.
Deborah W. Larson, University of California at Los Angeles
Christopher Layne, Bush School of Government and Public Service, Texas A & M University
Richard Rosecrance, Harvard University
Exceptionalist Narratives and Great Power Status: The Social Sources of Realpolitik
Stuart Farson: Simon Fraser University
Mark Phythian: University of Leicester
Vittorio Ancarani: University of Turin
Panel
Feminist Security Studies: Engendering Development and Security
Global Development
Chair
Runa Das, University of Minnesota ‐ Duluth
Disc.
Meenal Shrivastava, Athabasca University
Engendering Post‐Conflict Development
Katie Sheketoff: The George Washington University
The Aftermath of International Administrations: Implementing Women’s Rights in Timor‐Leste and Cambodia
Susanne Alldén: Umea University
Smuggling in the ‘f’ word Ruth Jacobson: University of Bristol, UK
William Schlickenmaier: Georgetown University
Prestige, Delegitimation, and War: What Is China’s Vision for International Order?
Xiaoyu Pu: The Ohio State University
Randall L. Schweller: The Ohio State University
Status and Great Power Conflict: American Hegemony and the Dispute over the Invasion of Iraq, 2002‐2003
Tudor A. Onea: Queen's University
Devant l’Empire: France and the Question of ‘American Empire’
David G. Haglund: Queen's University
Status, Power, and World Order: Integrating Russia and China
Deborah W. Larson: University of California at Los Angeles
Alexei Shevchenko: California State Fullerton
Panel
When Feminist Theory Meets Peacebuilding Policy: Implications of Gender Mainstreaming and National Action Understanding Small State Behavior: Alternate Explanations
Plans
Heidi Hudson: University of the Free State
Runaway Norms and Gender Violence in Conflict: Challenges for Peace Processes
Nadezhda Griffin: Fairfield University
Janie Leatherman: Failfield University
Chair
Laura Cristina Ferreira‐Pereira, University of Minho
Disc.
Cristina S. Pecequilo, UNESP
Multi‐Vector Foreign Policy as a Commitment Problem
Galymzhan Kirbassov: Binghamton University, State University
of New York
Who Cares about Foreign Policy in Less Developed Countries? Or, How to Expand and Integrate our Understanding of International Relations? Ana Margheritis: University of Florida
Jessica M. Byron: University of the West Indies
The Individual is a Function of the State: The State Level of Analysis as an Explanation for the Caribbean’s Increased Engagement with China
Feminist Organizing and Global Governance: A Compendium Project Panel
Chair
Milton L. Mueller, Syracuse University
International Organizations and International Governance of Migration and Ethnic Politics
Michael Johns: Laurentian University‐ Barrie
Networks
Francesca Panzironi: University of Sydney
Internet Governance
Dana Marie Morris: University of Denver
Panel
Critical Reflections on Statebuilding: Searching for Clarity Where there is None
Milton L. Mueller: Syracuse University
Transnational Social Movements
Kenneth Gould: City University of New York‐Brooklyn College
Tammy L. Lewis: Muhlenberg College
Chair
Disc.
Compendium Panel
Sponsor(s): ISA Compendium Project
Small States and International Trade Agreements: A Comparison of Domestic factors influencing Costa Rica and the Dominican Republic in the negotiation of the CAFTA‐DR
Gemma Collantes Celador, City University London
Alice Hills, University of Leeds
Private Actors and the Institutionalization of Security: A Necessary Evil?
Christina M. Yeung
Gender and Global Governance
Julie Mertus: American University
Roundtable
The Future of Critical Terrorism Studies
Gemma Collantes Celador: City University London
Contesting the Police Reform Agenda: What Peace are we Building?
Isabelle Ioannides: Free University of Brussels
Unintended Consequences of Statebuilding: EU and US Security Assistance Strategies Compared
Ursula C. Schroeder: Free University Berlin
Tackling Illicit Flows by Securing Post‐Conflict Spaces
Michael Bourne: Queen's University Belfast
Chair
Stephen Nemeth, University of Iowa
Disc.
Richard D. Wells Jackson, University of Wales, Aberystwyth
Participant Marie Breen‐Smyth, University of Wales, Aberystwyth
Participant George Kassimeris, University of Wolverhampton
Participant Matt McDonald, University of Warwick
Participant Leonard B. Weinberg, University of Nevada, Reno
Panel
Military Forces and the Fight Against Serious Crime in Peace The UK and International Development: Moral Vision or Business as Usual?
Operations: Lessons from Bosnia and Kosovo
Cornelius Friesendorf: Geneva Centre for the Democratic Control of Armed Forces
Panel
Sovereignty and International Law
Chair
Disc.
Andrew J. Loomis, Georgetown University
Dave O. Benjamin, University of Bridgeport
Changing Norms in International Humanitarian Law: From Non‐Intervention to R2P
Dave O. Benjamin: University of Bridgeport
The Burden of Sovereignty: The Rhetoric of Obligation as Recreated in Multilateral Treaties
Sean Walsh: University of Florida
Samuel J. Barkin: University of Florida
Reconceptualising Sovereignty in International Law
Flavio G. I. Inocencio: Nottingham Trent University
From Fragmentation to Constitutionalization: The Possible Futures of the WTO Dispute Settlement Understanding
Mark E. Herlihy: Georgetown University Law Center
Chair
Paul Smoke, New York University
Disc.
Paul Smoke, New York University
Policy Photopsia: The Lens of Globalisation and the Blurring of New Labour’s Moral Vision in the Field of International Development
David M. Webber: University of Warwick
Public Opinion as Leverage for Support for Development Assistance: A Critique of DFID’s Public Survey Strategy
David Hudson: University College London
Jennifer van Heerde: University College London
Morality, History, and the Debt Campaign
Paula D. Goldman: Harvard University
Panel
The Foreign Policy of the EU Sponsor(s): Exploring the Past, Anticipating the Future (Theme)
Chair
Alfred Tovias, Hebrew University
Disc.
Alfred Tovias, Hebrew University
Bilateral Relations, Multilateral Diplomacy ‐ Third States and Their Interaction with the EU
Frank Gaenssmantel: European University Institute
EU Politics of Foreign Aid in the Balkans: Development, Integration, and Reform in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Arnaud Kurze: George Mason University
Henrike Viehrig: University of Cologne
The Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe as a Regional Security Actor: A Security Governance Perspective
NATO: Transformations and Contributions to Regional Security Governance
Roberto Dominguez: Suffolk University
European Public Opinion and Post‐Cold War Military Interventions: A Continuation of Realist Thinking or Speaking of Ideals and Values?
Ebru S. Canan: Bahcesehir University, Turkey
Panel
Transitional Justice: Local Ownership and International Influences
Chair
Amy Ross, University of Georgia
Disc.
Joanna R. Quinn, The University of Western Ontario
The Evolution of the Security Concept in Asia‐Pacific
Katja Weber: Georgia Institute of Technology
Contributions of the African Union to the Regional Security Governance
Femi A. Babarinde: Thunderbird School of Global Management
Panel
Mahan Revisited: Naval Strategy in An Era of Resource Competition and Globalization
Cross‐regional Perspectives on Justice after Atrocity: The Role of Trials in Africa and Latin America
Jo‐Marie Burt: George Mason University
Susan F. Hirsch: George Mason University
Chair
James A. Russell, Naval Postgraduate School
Disc.
James J. Wirtz, Naval Postgraduate School
The 'Straits Question' Revisited: Narrow Seas and the New Maritime Strategy
Daniel J. Moran: Naval Postgraduate School
The Right to Dignity in Transitional Constitutions
Erin Daly: Widener School of Law
Who Owns Transitional Justice?: Negotiating the Local/International Balance
Beth K. Dougherty: Beloit College
Holy War and Holy Waters: US Naval Strategy in the Persian
Gulf
James A. Russell: Naval Postgraduate School
US Naval Strategy in the 21st Century
Michael Klare: Hampshire College
Building Local Ownership of the International Criminal Court
Alana Tiemessen: University of British Columbia
Emil J. Kirchner: University of Essex
Nuray Ibryamova: Rhodes College
To Go or Not to Go – International and Domestic Factors of European Troop Deployments Abroad
Regional Security and the EU
Panel
Chinese Maritime Strategy: Boats or Ships?
Jacqueline A. Newmyer: Long Term Strategy Group
Panel
The Future of the Past: Continuation or Rupture of Long‐Term EU‐US Relations After George W. Bush: Evolution or Global System Development?
Revolution? Panel 1 of 2
Chair
Joachim Karl Rennstich, Fordham University
Disc.
William R. Thompson, Indiana University
Post‐Neoliberalism: Discourses, Strategies and Practices
Ulrich Brand: Vienna University
Robert Allen Denemark: University of Delaware
The Political Economy of EU‐US Relations After Bush: Continuity in a Revolutionary World Economy?
US Foreign Economic Policy in the Post‐Bush Era: Constraints and Opportunities
Terrence Guay: Pennsylvania State University
Forecasting Global State Formation
Christopher K. Chase‐Dunn: University of California at Riverside
Energy Flow and Ecological Impact in the Evolution of World‐Systems
Kirk Lawrence: University of California‐Riverside
Panel
Regional Security Governance in the New Millennium I
Sponsor(s): Mexican International Studies Association
Chair
Disc.
Stephanie Anderson, University of Wyoming
Roy H. Ginsberg, Skidmore College
Michael H. Smith: Loughborough University
World System History: Frank, Arrighi & the Way Forward
Chair
Disc.
Alejandro Chanona B., UNAM
David Frederic Camroux, CERI ‐ Sciences Po
Diminishing Returns to Trade Power in the EU
Steven Michael McGuire: University of Bath
Governing Global Finance: The Increasing Symmetry of EU‐
US Relations
Patrick Leblond: University of Ottawa
Competing Multilateralisms: EU‐US Relations Divergent?
Richard Whitman: University of Bath
Panel
Panel
African Union and R2P: Synergy or Divergence?
Crisis and Response: Whither Global Financial Governance?
Chair
Disc.
Joao Gomes Porto, University of Bradford
Norm Localization, the Responsibility to Protect and African International Society
Paul D. Williams: George Washington University
The Selection of the Norm of Intervention and the Responsibility to Protect
Cristina Badescu: University of Toronto
Thomas Kwasi Tieku: University of Toronto
Solidarity Politics and the Responsibility to Protect
Thomas Kwasi Tieku: University of Toronto
Responsibility without Capability? Humanitarian Intervention & Private
Military Companies
Ulrich Andreas Petersohn: RAND Corporation
Panel
Liberalism and Violence: Past, Present, Future
Chair
Disc.
Daniel Warner, Graduate Institute of International Development Studies
Daniel Warner, Graduate Institute of International Development Studies
Liberal Democracy and the Ease of Violence
Stephen J. Rosow: State University of New York College at Oswego
Ethical Challenges of the European Neighborhood Policy
Annette Freyberg‐Inan: University of Amsterdam
Australia and Indonesia: Past, Present, Future
Clinton Fernandes: UNSW@ADFA
Liberalism ‐ A Suspecting Glance: Historically Violent and Prospectively Redundant
Michael McKinley: Australian National University
Panel
Dark Histories, Brighter Futures: War Crimes and Confronting the Past
Chair
Disc.
James Gow, King's College London
James Gow, King's College London
Forgiveness in International Relations: Russia, Finland, Estonia and the Memory of WW2
Tuomas A. Forsberg: University of Tampere
Breaking from the Past or Connecting to the Future: the Tokyo Trial and Present Japan
Madoka Futamura: United Nations University
Transitional Justice in Germany, 1945‐1950: Ironies, Paradoxes, and Unintended Consequences
Devin O. Pendas: Boston College
Chair
Disc.
Tony Porter, McMaster University
Tony Porter, McMaster University
The Politics of Financial Crisis Prevention
Louis W. Pauly: University of Toronto
Sovereign Wealth Funds: Bringing the State Back In
Benjamin J. Cohen: University of California at Santa Barbara
Deciding When Rules Do Not Apply: Financial Crisis Resolution beyond Subprime
Anna Gelpern: Rutgers University School of Law ‐ Newark
The Limits of Regulatory Privatization? The Sub‐prime Crisis and the Challenges to Global Governance
Jacqueline M. Best: University of Ottawa
Political Responses to the Post‐2007 International Financial Crisis
Eric Helleiner: University of Waterloo
Stefano Pagliari: University of Waterloo
Panel
Domestic Institutions and Israeli‐Palestinian Peacemaking Sponsor(s): Peace Studies
Chair
Emanuel Adler, University of Toronto
Disc.
Jeremy Pressman, University of Connecticut
Credible Commitments, Domestic Politics and Territorial Compromise: The Case of Israel and the Occupied Territorie
Hendrik Spruyt: Northwestern University
The Domestic Politics Origins of Israeli‐Palestinian Peace‐
Making Failure
Oded Haklai: Queen's University
Does Democracy Tame the Religious Radicals? Lessons from
the Case of Israel’s SHAS party
Miriam Fendius Elman: Syracuse University
The Israeli Right and Israel's Territorial Dilemma: Ideological
Purity and Political Readjustment
Ilan Peleg: Lafayette College
Innenpolitik and War: Domestic Politics in the Arab‐Israeli Wars (1948‐1967)
Avraham Sela: Hebrew University Jerusalem
Panel
Social Activism and International Organizations
Chair
Disc.
Andre Broome, University of Birmingham
Leonard Seabrooke, Copenhagen Business School
Disc.
Heloise Weber, University of Queensland
Profit and Protest: The Role of Critique in the World Economy
Antje Vetterlein: Copenhagen Business School
Power and Change in the International Financial Institutions: An Analysis of the Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper Initiative
Liam S. Clegg: University of Birmingham
Susan M. Park: University of Sydney
“What Took You So Long?” The United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
Nicholas S. Henry: Victoria University of Wellington
Panel
Reconceptualizing Security
A Human Security Model Of Civil War Duration
Chris Albon: University of California at Davis
The Logic of Habit in IR
Ted Hopf: Ohio State University
Comparative Approaches to Regional Security in Europe and the Asia Pacific
Craig A. Snyder: Deakin University
Laura E. Reidel: Wilfrid Laurier University
Security, Civil Society and Change in Turkey: Counter‐
Hegemonic Conceptualisations of Security
Aylin Ozet: University of Wales, Aberystwyth
Panel
Global Trade, Finance, and Economic Development
Nayantara D. Hensel, US Naval Postgraduate School
Tatiana Vashchilko, Pennsylvania State Unversity
The Effects of the IMF on the Initiation and Maintenance of Economic Reforms in Latin America Glen Biglaiser: Texas Tech University
Legitimacy of International Organizations – The Case of the WTO
Martin Koch: University of Bielefeld
Poverty Reduction as Social Policy: The Inter‐American Development Bank in Latin America
Kerstin Sorensen: Elon University
Universal Norms or Club Rules? The IMF and Economic Policymaking in Southern Africa
Christian M. Brütsch: University of Zurich
States and Financial Markets: Conceptualizing their Relations via the “Monterrey Consensus”
James Amemasor: Rutgers University
Chair
Renee E. Marlin‐Bennett, Johns Hopkins University
Disc.
L. H. M. Lily Ling, The New School
Commodified Cadavers and the Political Economy of Spectacle
Renee E. Marlin‐Bennett: Johns Hopkins University
Marieke J. Wilson: Johns Hopkins University
Jonathan K. Shapiro: Illinois State University
The Sum of all Parts? Ethics, Economics, and Organ Transfe
Stefanie R. Fishel: Johns Hopkins
Fantastic Freaks! Superhuman and Inhuman Embodiments: Transgressing or (Re)producing Normative Corporeality’s through the Superhero body?
Lori Crowe: York University
Panel
Problems in Waging Modern Conflict
Community Security: The Forgotten Aspect of Human Security
Chair
Disc.
Inorganic Bodies: Global Politics and Material Subjects
Robert Michael Mandel, Lewis & Clark College
Ivan Dinev Ivanov, Muskingum College
Bodies and Parts: The Global Political Economy of the Corporeal
Jason L. Walton: Johns Hopkins University
Chair
Disc.
Panel
Risking Business? Environmental Advocacy and the World Bank’s Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency
Chair
Harry D. Gould, Florida International University
Disc.
The Legality of Targeted Killing as an Instrument of War: The Case of Qaed Salim Sinan al‐Harethi
Avery Plaw: Umass Dartmouth
"Precautionary Measures" in the First Additional Protocol: A
Legally Warranted Moral Hazard?
Janina Dill: University of Oxford
Explaining an Absence: Centralized Monitoring and the Law of War Regime
Brooke C. Greene: Columbia University
Beyond Reciprocity: The Effects of European Identity on Compliance with the Law of War
Brooke C. Greene: Columbia University
Tanisha Fazal: Columbia University
Panel
China's Energy Relations with the Global South
Chair
Carrie Currier, Texas Christian University
Disc.
Charles E. Ziegler, University of Louisville
China's Search for Energy Security in the Middle East: Strategic Implications
Manochehr Dorraj: Texas Christian University
Carrie Currier: Texas Christian University
China, Russia, and Central Asia: Triangular Energy Politics
Gregory Gleason: University of New Mexico
China, Latin America, and the United States: The Political Economy of Energy Policy in the Americas
Gregg B. Johnson: University at Buffalo ‐ State University of New York
Jesse T. Wasson: State University of New York at Buffalo
Competition and Cooperation: China's Energy Relations with Japan and India
Jian Yang: University of Auckland
Roundtable
Cities and Global Governance
Gudrun E. Benecke: University of Potsdam
Multilateral Cooperation in Latin America: A Bet for Energy Security Accomplishment
Maite J. Iturre: University of the Basque Country
The “Renewable Revolution” and the CAP ‐ The "Renewable
Revolution" and the CAP ‐ Policy Interplay and the Road to Reform
Malena R. Sundstrom: Lund University
Chair
Leapfrogging towards Renewable Energy Technologies for Power Generation in India – Assessing Potentials for an Alternative Development Path
Barry Gills, Newcastle University
Participant Mark Amen, University of South Florida
Participant Sofie Bouteligier, KULeuven, Belgium
Panel
Refugees in International Relations I
Chair
Gil D. Loescher, University of Oxford
Participant Patricia McCarney, University of Toronto
Disc.
Alexander Betts, University of Oxford
Participant Sassen Saskia, Columbia University
Participant Klaus Segbers, Institute for East European Affairs
The Samaritan’s Dilemma Revisited: A Cross‐National Analysis of Humanitarian Assistance on Conflicts and Forced
Migration
Participant Manfred B. Steger, Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology University
Participant Noah J. Toly, Wheaton College
Young Hoon Song: University of South Carolina
Normative and Ethical Approaches to Refugee Protection
Chris Brown: London School of Economics and Political Science
Panel
Researching Fields, Habitus, Capital and Practice: Bourdieusian
Contributions to International Relations
Patricia Owens: Queen Mary, University of London
Feminist Geopolitics meets Refugee Studies
Jennifer Hyndman: Simon Fraser University
Chair
Disc.
Vincent Pouliot, McGill University
The Social Universe of the French Foreign Ministry in the Era of the First World War
Peter D. Jackson: University of Wales, Aberystwyth
Is Modern Diplomacy Ethnocentric? A Cultural Analysis
Iver B. Neumann: Norwegian Institute International Affairs
Stigmatized States: Deviance and Discipline in the International Society
Rebecca Adler‐Nissen: University of Copenhagen
What kind of Person, the State? A Bourdieusian Contribution to Understanding State Agency in International Relations
Liliana Pop: London Metropolitan University
Beyond Bare Life: Refugees and the “Right to Have Rights”
Panel
The Renewable Revolution: The Push for Renewable Energy Development
Chair
Navroz K. Dubash, Jawaharlal Nehru University
Disc.
Alastair Iles, Environmental Science, Policy & Management
Path Dependence and Renewable Energy Development in the United States and Germany
Christoph H. Stefes: University of Colorado Denver
The Migration and Conflict Story: What Direction Causality?
Brandon Valeriano: University of Illinois at Chicago
Panel
Continuity and Change in Institutions and Networks
Chair
Disc.
Robert D. Duval, West Virginia University
Continuity and Change in Post‐Soviet Welfare States
Erica J. Johnson: University of Washington
Peasants, Patrons, and Parties: The Tension between Clientelism and Democracy in Nepal
Madhav Joshi: University of North Texas
David Mason: University of North Texas
Disaggregating Autocratic Regimes: Polity Duration and Alternative Sources of Stability
Kirssa L. Cline: University of Arizona
Who Would Have Thunk It? Investing in China and Socialism
in Venezuela: Understanding Regime Change
Anthony P. Spanakos: Montclair State University
The Past Shapes the Present: Variables that Determined Post‐Soviet Institutions
Ashley D. Streat‐Bartlett: University of Alabama
Panel
Poster Session
New Definitions of Security
Nationalism and Conflict in China
Chair
Disc.
Gale A. Mattox, US Naval Academy
J. Ann Tickner, University of Southern California
21st Century Urban Security: Operational Dilemmas and Theoretical Challenges
Eric Ziegelmayer: St. Lawrence University
Stephen B. Herschler, Oglethorpe University
The Reverse Linkage Effect?: Assessing the Impact of Chinese Integration on the Democratization of Hong Kong
Ilan Alon: Rollins College
Dexter Boniface: Rollins College
What Role for the EU in the Middle East?
Jan Hallenberg: Sw National Defence College
Malena Britz: Swedish National Defence College
Freedom from Want, and Freedom from Fear: A Human Security Approach to a New Middle East
Deborah L. Wheeler: United States Naval Academy
The History of Victimization: New Trends in China’s Nationalism
Xuecun Liang: The Chinese University of Hong Kong
Mêlée Apart for Human Rights: Comparative Studies on Silenced Tibetans and Native Americans Maorong Jiang: Creighton University
China’s Ethnic Regime in Comparative Perspective: Implications for Future Conflict
Redefining Security for Europe
Gale A. Mattox: US Naval Academy
Rethinking Arms Control for the New Administration
Jeffrey Arthur Larsen: University of Denver
Disc.
Panel
Erin E. Williams: University of British Columbia
Clash of Cultures: Rethinking Chinese Nationalism Zheng Wang: Seton Hall University
Poster Session
The World Trade Organization
China: Internal Threats and External Challenges
Chair
Surupa Gupta, University of Mary Washington
Political Economy of WTO Dispute Settlement ‐ A European Union Perspective
Fabien Besson: Ministry of Finance ‐ France & University Paris 1 Pantheon‐Sorbonne
Martial Foucault: Université de Montréal
Disc.
Yu‐Wen Chen, University of Konstanz
Is the Traditional East Asian System a Hierarchy?
Feng Zhang: London School of Economics and Political Science
The Future of Regional Cooperation in East/Southeast Asia
Soleiman Dias: Hanyang University
The Ins and Outs of China's WTO Compliance
Jean‐Marc F. Blanchard: San Francisco State University
Complex Agency – The WTO’s Dispute Settlement Body as a
Transnational Governance Network
Michael Strange: Roskilde University
The New Development of Cross‐Strait Relations since 2008
Hsiao‐Yun Yu: Chinese Culture University
Winning Without Victory: Why China Has Failed to End the Separatist Struggle in Tibet
Lisa M. Rickmers: City University of New York
Public Deliberation and Scientific Reasoning at the WTO
Philipp Stucki: Graduate Institute of International Studies, Geneva
The Changes in the Foreign Trade Policy within WTO System
Zdzislaw Puslecki: Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznan, Poland
Poster Session
Peasant Protes and Long‐term Political Stability in China
Zhang Wu: Union College
MB01: Monday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM Roundtable
Roundtable on T.V. Paul's, "The Tradition of Non‐use of Nuclear Weapons"
Exploring Cooperative Structures and Policies
Chair
Disc.
T. V. Paul, McGill University
Participant Jeffrey William Knopf, National Security Affairs Department/NS
Participant Charles Lipson, University of Chicago
Disc.
Alberto Pfeifer, Universidade de São Paulo
Towards a Cooperative Security Order in Asia
Pramod Kumar Mishra: University of Delhi
Bargaining and Deliberation in International Negotiations: The Role of Non‐State Actors in Financial Regulatory Cooperation
Kevin Young: London School of Economics and Political Science
Cooperation in the Global Village: Interaction, Trust, and Compliance with Monetary Agreements
Johannes Karreth: University of Georgia
Norrin M. Ripsman, Concordia University
Participant Patrick M. Morgan, University of California at Irvine
Participant Nina Tannenwald, Brown University
Participant John A. Vasquez, University of Illinois, Urbana Campaign
MB02: Monday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM Panel
The Politics and Polemics of International Intervention
American Leadership, the Power of Ideas and the War on Terror: The Bush Years and Beyond
Chair
Disc.
Marc J. Cohen, SAIS‐Johns Hopkins University
Bringing Africa Back into World Order: The Ideological Origins of Post‐Cold War Humanitarian Intervention
Adam R. Branch: San Diego State University
Responsibility to Protect: The Evolution of an International Norm
Noha S. Shawki: Illinois State University
Emerging Norms in Humanitarian Intervention ‐ The Past as Guide or Pitfall?
Mary I. Farrell: University of Greenwich
From Kuwait to Myanmar: New Challenges for Humanitarian Interventions
Ander Gutierrez‐Solana: University of the Basque Country
Fifty Years in Peace and War: The International Peace Research Institute, Oslo (PRIO)
Chair
Sara McLaughlin Mitchell, University of Iowa
Chair
Robert G. Patman, University of Otago
Participant Michael Cox, London School of Economics and Political Science
Participant David Bruce MacDonald, University of Guelph
Participant Dirk Nabers, GIGA German Institute of Global and Area Studies
Participant Joseph S. Nye Jr., Harvard University
Participant Robert G. Patman, University of Otago
MB06: Monday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM Innovative Panel
AlterGlobalizations Caucus Meeting
Chair
Chair
Barry Gills, Newcastle University
Hasmet Uluorta, University of Miami
Participant Robin Broad, American University
Participant Shannon Gibson, University of Miami
Participant Ruth Reitan, University of Miami
Participant Jackie Smith, University of Notre Dame
Disc.
Bruce M. Russett, Yale University
Participant Johannes Botes, University of Baltimore
Participant Øyvind Ekelund, Peace Research Institute Oslo
Warfare, Memory and the Future
Participant Gudleiv Forr, Peace Research Institute in Oslo (PRIO
Participant Inger Skjelsbaek, International Peace Research Institute, Oslo
The United States and the Middle East Peace Process
Peace Studies
Chair
Robert J. Lieber, Georgetown University
Disc.
Dov Waxman, City University of New York
From the Yom Kippur War to the Second Lebanon War: Systemic Effects on US Management of War and Peace in the Middle East
Benjamin Miller: University of Haifa
Problematizing Revisionist and Status Quo Designations in the Arab‐Israeli Conflict, 1948‐2008: The Implications for the US
Jeremy Pressman: University of Connecticut
United States‐Palestinian Relations – Pageantry without Substance
Frisch Hillel: Bar‐Ilan University
Chair
Nathalie Wlodarczyk, Exclusive Analysis
Disc.
Nathalie Wlodarczyk, Exclusive Analysis
Making Memory: Transforming Politics after Genocide
Rachel C. Ibreck: University of Bristol
Congolese Refugees in Rwandan Camps: No future?
Natasha Z. Price: University of Bristol
Sierra Leone: How much to Remember, how much to Forget?
Jessica Lincoln
Retelling the Past/Reconstructing the Present: Palestinian Women in Israel Remember the 1948 War Isis Nusair: Denison University
Violence, Sovereignty and War under Liberal Governmentality
Chair
Julian Reid, King's College London
Disc.
Sergei Prozorov, University of Helsinki
Disc.
Geoffrey A. Whitehall, Acadia University
The Liberal Way of War: Biohuman and The Martial Face of Global Biopolitics
Michael Dillon: Lancaster University
Global Discipline: United Nations Peacekeeping, International Security and Democratization in the Post‐Cold War Era
Laura Zanotti: Virginia Tech
Sovereignty as a Form of Power: Violence, Reason and Domination in Liberal Governmentality
Simona Rentea: University of Wales, Aberystwyth
Zones of Power in Global Politics: The Mediation of Governmentality, Biopolitics and Sovereignty
Doerthe Rosenow: King's College London
Gulf Security: Legacies of the Past, Prospects for the Future Sponsor(s): Exploring the Past, Anticipating the Future (Theme)
Chair
Disc.
Gulf Security: Away from Tropes and Back to Basics
Matteo Legrenzi: GSPIA, University of Ottawa
La Longue Durée and Energy Security in the Gulf
Mary Ann Tetreault: Trinity University
Political Communication and Iraq's Gulf Policy in Historical Perspective
Ibrahim Almarashi: IE University, Madrid
Revolutionary Power and Socialization: Explaining the Persistence of Revolutionary Zeal in Iran’s Foreign Policy
Maximilian Terhalle: Yale University
From Here We Begin: A Survey of Scholarship on the International Relations of the Gulf
Fred Lawson: Mills College
How to Infuse Cultural Content & Non‐English Materials into the Classroom, Curriculum, and Co‐Curricular Activities
The Diplomatic Origins of the International System
Lora Viola: Social Science Reseach Center Berlin
Norms and Practices in Contemporary International Society
Chair
Daniel M. Green, University of Delaware
Disc.
Cornelia B. Navari, University of Buckingham
The Study of Diplomatic Apologies: Contribution and Limits of a Bull‐Wendt Model
Jeremie A. Cornut: Universite du Quebec a Montreal
Nationalism, International Society and National Minorities: Evolution of Transnational Governance of Minority Rights in
Europe
Matti A. Jutila: University of Helsinki
Socializing the Revolutionary State: Russian Diplomats‐in‐
Exile (1917‐1924) in International Society
Cristian A. Cantir: University of Kansas
The Politics of Culpability: Apology and Forgiveness in International Society Ross Carroll: Northwestern University
The History of Humanitarian Intervention: The Rule or the Exception?
Tonny B. Knudsen: University of Aarhus
International Environmental Justice I: Conceptualization and Dimensions
Chair
Judy B. Krutky, Baldwin‐Wallace College
Participant Timothy A. Bennett, Wittenberg University
Participant Diana K. Davies, Princeton University
Participant H. Stephen Straight, Binghamton University, State University of New York
Before/Beyond Sovereign Diplomacy
Chair
Disc.
Robert Allen Denemark, University of Delaware
Jens Bartelson, Lund University
Essence of Christian – Mongol Diplomacy in the 13th Century
Martin C. Hall: Lund University
Diplomacy and Religion: The Practice and Distribution of Early Cross‐Faith Treaties
Hasan Yonten: University of Delaware
The Confessionalization of Diplomacy? English Diplomatic Relations 1530s‐1602
Benjamin De Carvalho: NUPI
Room for Diplomacy? When the National Interest is European
Rebecca Adler‐Nissen: University of Copenhagen
Chair
Disc.
Chukwumerije Okereke, Smith School, University of Oxford
Robert Falkner, London School of Economics and Political Science
Playing Fair With Future Generations: Incorporating Intergenerational Justice Into the Next Generation of Global
Climate Policies
Edward A. Page: University of Warwick
International Environmental Justice and the Discipline of IR
Timothy Ehresman: Colorado State University
Ecological Justice All the Way Down? Agents, Subjects, Objects and Phantoms in International Environmental Politics
Dimitris Stevis: Colorado State University
Legal Frameworks for Intelligence: Case Studies from Three Continents
Chair
Thomas C. Bruneau, Naval Postgraduate School
Disc.
Kenneth R. Dombroski, Naval Postgraduate School
Continuing Efforts to Adjust the Legal Basis for Effective Intelligence in the United States
Thomas C. Bruneau: Naval Postgraduate School
The Importance of the Legal Framework for Intelligence and MB17: Monday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM Panel
Security: The Case of Romania
The Future of Transatlantic Relations I
Cris Matei: Center for Civil‐Military Relations, Naval Postgr School
Establishing a Legal Framework for Intelligence in Canada
Stephane J. Lefebvre: Defence R&D Canada
The Pendulum of Trust: What Really is at Stake with the FISA Amendments Act of 2008
Stephanie C. Blum: Naval Postgraduate School's Center for Homeland Defense and Security
Feminist Security Studies: Violent Women and Agency
Chair
Brooke Ackerly, Vanderbilt University
Disc.
Cynthia H. Enloe, Clark University
Violent Women, War Porn and International Politics: Making the Links
Megan H. MacKenzie: Kennedy School of Government, Harvard
Chair
Disc.
William H. Park, King's College, London
William H. Park, King's College, London
Towards a Comprehensive EU/US Strategic Forum
Kari Mottola: Finnish MFA
Split or Cooperation? Contending Arguments on the Future of the Transatlantic Relations and the West (1991‐2001)
Serena Simoni: CSULB
US Perspectives Post Bush
Joyce P. Kaufman: Whittier College
A Canadian Prespective of Transatlantic Relations
David Rudd: National Defence and the Canadian Forces
The British View of the Future of Transatlantic relations post Blair and Bush
Andrew Mark Dorman: King's College London
The Good, the Bad, or the Ugly? Women Militants in Ethno‐ Instruments of Statecraft: From Recognition to Deterrence to Cooperation
Nationalist and Religio‐Political Movements Swati Parashar: Lancaster University
Muslim Women and Terrorism
Katherine Brown: Kings College London
Fighting Women ‐ Changing Gender Ideologies Regarding War and the Military in the US
Saskia Stachowitsch: University of Vienna
Internet and Development: Blogs, Social Networking, Education, and Beyond
Chair
Disc.
Nanette S. Levinson, American University
Marianne I. Franklin, Goldsmiths
Creating a Culture of Use in ICT in Education and Development Projects: The Case of Macedonia
Laura Hosman: University of California at Berkeley
The Internet and Development: Does the Internet Empower?
Deborah L. Wheeler: United States Naval Academy
Chair
Disc.
Amir Lupovici, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
The Politics of Recognition: When and Why States Recognize Former Foes
Vaughn P. Shannon: Wright State University
Competing Tools of Power: Is the EU Beating Out the US Since 9‐11?
Jeffrey A. Stacey: Tulane University
Complements and Substitutes in Foreign Policy Behavior
Leanne Powner: College of Wooster
Stuff Matters: Issue Saliency and Reciprocal Dynamics in International Affairs
Anat Niv‐Solomon: Clark University
Foreign policy asymmetrical considerations towards self‐
determination: The case of Portugal
Rui Alexandre Novais: University of Porto
The Other Jazeera: Al‐Qursaya Island and the Fifth Estate in Stabilisation and Civil‐Military Cooperation in Unstable Egypt
Environments
David M. Faris: University of Pennsylvania
Blogging Minorities: Black and Hispanic Political Bloggers, Politics and Participation in the United States
Antoinette J. Pole: Montclair State University
The Superdelegate Transparency Project and the New Rules
of Latent Group Activation: A Comparison of the 1984 and 2008 Contested Democratic Primaries
David A. Karpf: University of Pennsylvania
Chair
Disc.
Tore O. Nyhamar, Norwegian Defence Research Establishment
Annika S. Hansen, Norwegian Defence Research Establishment
NATO and Stabilisation Operations Beyond Afghanistan
Bjørn Olav Knutsen: Norwegian Defence Research Establishment
Using Force to Stabilize Haiti – Strategic Choice, Coincidence or Revenge?
Stian Kjeksrud: Norwegian Defence Research Establishment
What is Civil? What is Military? The Plague of Civil‐Military Cooperation
Gunhild Hoogensen: University of Tromsø
International Law and ‐isms
International Law
Chair
Disc.
Eric A. Heinze, University of Oklahoma
Norm Violation and the Laws of War: The Case of the Globa
War on Terror
The Role of the Rogue State in International Society
Stephanie L. Talbut: University of Leeds
Terrorism Studies: Constructing a Moral Hierarchy of Violence
Helen Dexter: Keele University
Understanding Global Inequality
Chair
Disc.
Elizabeth Grimm: Georgetown University
The English School Meets Social Constructivism and Legal Realism
Mikael Baaz: Malmö University
Humanitarianisms
Stephanie Carvin: Royal Holloway, University of London
Naturalism, Neoconservatism, and the International Legal Order
Steven M. Ward: Georgetown University
MB21: Monday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM Compendium Panel
What Will the Compendium Project Make of Globalization?: A Compendium Project Panel
Chair
Ronnie D. Lipschutz, University of California‐Santa Cruz
Globalization through Feminist Lenses (FTGS)
Angela Bee McCracken: University of Southern California
Globalization: An Interdisciplinary Interpretation (CISS)
Mihaly Simai: Institute for World Economics
Globalization and the Environment (ESS)
Ronnie D. Lipschutz: University of California‐Santa Cruz
Globalization and the Construction of a Global Political Economy ‐ Cameron (IPE)
Angus Cameron: University of Leicester
Globalisation and Globality (IPS)
Agnieszk Paczynska: George Mason University
Writing Terrorism Reading Terrorism: Critical Terrorism Studie
Chair
Disc.
Corinna Mullin, London School of Economics and Political Science
A Constructivist Perspective on Terrorism Studies: The Social Construction of Terror by Experts
Rainer Huelsse: Ludwig‐Maximillians‐Universität München
Alexander Spencer: Ludwig‐Maximillians‐Universität München
Remembering Terror in a Digital Age
Lee Jarvis: Swansea University
Machines, Crowds and Radicals
Nicholas Michelsen: Kings College London
Globalization and Poverty: The Latin American Case, 1990‐
2007
Arie M. Kacowicz: Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Suggestions for the Human Development Index of UNDP
Kanji Watanabe: Cottey College
From Globalization to Internal Violence: A Casual Analysis
Matthew R. Sanderson: Lehigh University
Jeffrey Kentor: University of Utah
Globalizaton and Inequality: Subnational Differentials within Nation States
Michael D. Keating: RTI International
Politics of Global Inequality: Inequality as a Source of Revolt
Raimo V. Väyrynen: The Finnish Institute of International Affairs
Inequality and Democracy
Christian Houle: University of Rochester
Transitional Justice
Chair
Disc.
Maria‐Victoria Perez‐Rios, City University of New York
Beyond the Realms of the State: Transitional Justice and Civil Society
Tazreena Sajjad: American University
‘Reconciliation’: Discursively Tuning the Performance of Transitional Justice
Judith Renner: Ludwig‐Maximillians‐Universität München
Constructing a Legitimate Amnesty: What Counts in Transitional Justice Knowledge
Louise Mallinder: Queen's University Belfast
Kieran P. Mcevoy: Queens University Belfast
The Impact of Truth Commissions on Socio‐Economic Justice Outcomes
Tom Kei Wong: University of California at Riverside
Prosecutions, Pardons and Forgetting: The Politics of Accountability
Hugo van der Merwe: Centre for the Study of Violence and Reconciliation
Where Tyranny Ends, Law Begins: Transitional Justice Mechanisms and Rule of Law Geoffrey Dancy: University of Minnesota
The Power of the International Monetary Fund
Energy and Security in Asia
Chair
Disc.
Chair
Disc.
Christopher M. Marcoux, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
Christopher M. Marcoux, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
IMF Programs and Economic Growth
Randall W. Stone: University of Rochester
Muhammet Bas: Harvard University
More a Curse than a Cure: The Role of the IMF after the Argentine and Turkish Financial Crises
Yonca Özdemir: Middle East Technical University, Northern Cyprus Campus
Global Governance in the International Financial System: Critical Evaluation of the Role of the IMF
Eundak Kwon: Northern Kentucky University
Constructive Criticism: What Impact Can Scholars have on IMF Policies?
Michael Grillo: University of Delaware
Julie Mueller: University of New England
Political Economy of IMF Program Design: Why do Some IMF Programs Require More Reforms than Others?
Byungwon Woo: Ohio State University
Regional Security Governance in the New Millennium II
Chair
Emil J. Kirchner, University of Essex
Disc.
Bruce Bagley, University of Miami
North America: Regional Security Governance in the Making
Alejandro Chanona B.: UNAM
CARICOM’s Journey from Regional Security Cooperation to Regional Security Governance: Making the Transition in an Age of Transnational Criminal Networks and Global Terror
Jessica M. Byron: University of the West Indies
Regional Security Governance and the Andean Community
Aimee Kanner: Florida Atlantic University
Security in Mercosur: Assessing the Incipient Security Governance Architecture
Andrea Oelsner: University of Aberdeen
Russia, China & US Missile Defense: Shanghai Cooperation Framework on the Line?
Imtiaz A. Hussain: Universidad Iberoamericana, Mexico City
Disc.
Sumit Ganguly, Indiana University
Taylor M. Fravel, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Sumit Ganguly, Indiana University
Long‐run Prices and Strategic Intervention in Petroleum Markets in Japan
Llewelyn Hughes: Massachusetts Institute of Technology
China’s Energy Security in Comparative Historical Perspective
Alex G. Liebman: Harvard University
The Foreign Policy Implications of India's International Quest for Energy
Tanvi Madan: The University of Texas at Austin
India’s Nuclear Odyssey: Diplomatic Disenchantment, Leaky
Umbrellas, and the Bomb
Andrew B. Kennedy: Harvard University
From Soft Balancing to Strategic Hedging: The Case of Chinese Energy Security Policy
Wojtek M. Wolfe: Rutgers University
Brock Tessman: University of Georgia
EU‐US Relations After George W. Bush: Evolution or Revolution? Panel 2 OF 2
Chair
Roy H. Ginsberg, Skidmore College
Disc.
Richard Whitman, University of Bath
The ESDP‐NATO Relationship: Grasping the Difference in order to Manage the Interface
Jolyon Howorth: Yale University
Transatlantic Security Relations in Flux: Diverging US‐
European Views on the Ethics of Force
Michael E. Smith: University of St. Andrews
The War on Terror: US‐EU Cooperation after the Bush Era
Thomas Richard Seitz: University of Wyoming
Stephanie Anderson: University of Wyoming
A New Strategy for US Global Leadership: The US‐EU Relationship and Why having Europe On‐Board Matters
Nina Graeger: Norwegian Institute of International Affairs
In America We Trust ‐ The US’ Place in the Strategies of the New EU Member States
Pawel K. Frankowski: Maria Curie‐Sklodowska University
Networked Politics: Agency, Power, and Governance I
Chair
Anne‐Marie Slaughter, Woodrow Wilson School
Disc.
Michael D. Ward, University of Washington
Globalization and the Social Power Politics of International Economic Networks
Emilie Hafner‐Burton: Princeton University
Alexander Montgomery: Reed College
Outside the Rules: How Network Structure Determines NGO
Effectiveness in Shaping International Norms
Wendy Wong: University of Toronto
Networking Economic Justice
Helen Yanacopulos: The Open University
The Tangled Net: Unraveling the Concept of “Network” in Political Science
The Ties that Bind: A Network Analysis of Human Rights INGOs David R. Davis: Emory University
David V. Brewington: Emory University
Amanda Murdie: Emory University
Small Arms Roundtable: Exploring the Past Decade of Small Arms Regime Formation and Anticipating the Future of Small Arms Compliance
Chair
Disc.
Robert H. Muggah, Small Arms Survey
Participant Patricia DeGennaro, New York University
Participant Jennifer M. Hazen, Small Arms Survey
Participant Mark Marge, IANSA
Participant Christianya M. Stevenson, Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies, Geneva
Participant Paulette Weiss, City University of New York Graduate Center
Seeing the Future: Anticipatory Visualities in Security, Economy and Culture
Chair
Disc.
Nick Vaughan‐Williams, University of Exeter
Nick Vaughan‐Williams, University of Exeter
Anticipatory Economies: On the Visualization of Uncertain Futures
Challenges of International Financial Volatility
Chair
Disc.
Kathryn C. Lavelle, Case Western Reserve University
Kathryn C. Lavelle, Case Western Reserve University
Moral Panics and International Financial Crises
Timothy John Sinclair: University of Warwick
Public and Private Governance of Personal Credit in Global Finance: The Subprime Crisis and Beyond
Tony Porter: McMaster University
The Social Sources of the Sub‐Prime Financial Crisis: The Everyday Politics of Progressive Rights and Predatory Markets
Leonard Seabrooke: Copenhagen Business School
Financial Crises and Regulatory Change in a Globalizing World
Philip George Cerny: Rutgers University‐Newark
The Political Limits of Economic Multilateralism: IMF Policy toward Anglo‐American and Asian Capitalisms
Andre Broome: University of Birmingham
Mark Beeson: Unversity of Birmingham
Asymmetric Conflict and Violence
Chair
Disc.
Burcu Savun, University of Pittsburgh
Andrew J. Enterline, University of North Texas
Disc.
Burcu Savun, University of Pittsburgh
Military Intervention and Government Killing
Jacqueline H. Rubin: Florida State University
Aid and Political Instability in Sub‐Saharan Africa, 1965‐2001
Margareta Sollenberg: Uppsala University
Communal Conflicts ‐ Exploring Causes and Linkages to Other Types of Conflicts
Johan Brosche: Uppsala University
Reputation in State – Ethnic Group Relations: Decision‐
making in Asymmetric Conflicts
Kursad S. Turan: Baskent University
The Threat of Non‐State Networks: A Theory of Modern Asymmetric Conflict
Nicholas Grossman: University of Maryland
Marieke De Goede: University of Amsterdam
International Organization and Peace Operations
Imagined Futures: Anticipatory Visuality in Corporate Scenario Planning
Chair
Adam Harmes: University of Western Ontario
Visualising Insurantial Imaginaries: The Moral Economies of Calculated Uncertainties
Luis Lobo‐Guerrero: Keele University
Visualizing Leisure: Securing the Tourism / Terrorism Nexus
Debbie Lisle: Queens University of Belfast
Disc.
Cornelius Friesendorf, Geneva Centre for the Democratic Control of Armed Forces
Stephen Watts, University of Massachusetts
"Peace Operations 2010" and the Future of UN Peace Operations
Hikaru Yamashita: Senior Fellow, National Institute for Defense Studies
"Cooperation by Deed" or How Peace Operations Became an International Institution
Oana Tranca: Laval University
Kathia Legare: Universite Laval
Mandates that Matter: Evaluating the Impacts of Regional Organization Mandates on Peace Operation Effectiveness
Heidi Hardt: Yale University
What Command Structure for UN Peace Operations?
The Latin American Experience with the PRSP Approach
Kristin Komives: Institute of Social Studies
Geske Dijkstra: Erasmus University Rotterdam
Pegagogical Lessons for Teaching International Organizations: The Benefits and Limitations of Model UN as a Teaching Tool
Chair
Ronald Hatto: Institute d'Etudes Politiques de Paris
Accountability and UN Peace Operations: The Case of Sexual Exploitation and Abuse Thorsten Benner: Global Public Policy Institute
Unipolarity and War
Disc.
Pamela Chasek, International Institute for Sustainable Development
Douglas Becker, University of Southern California
Participant Brian Endless, Loyola University Chicago
Participant Patricia M. Keilbach, University of Colorado at Colorado Springs
Participant Marc J. O'Reilly, Heidelberg College
Participant Mary E. Pettenger, Western Oregon University
Chair
Disc.
Randall L. Schweller, The Ohio State University
Stephen G. Brooks, Dartmouth College
Disc.
Christopher Layne, Bush School of Government and Public Service, Texas A & M University
Stephen Martin Walt, Harvard University
Disc.
Unrest Assured: Why Unipolarity is Not Peaceful
Nuno Monteiro: University of Chicago
Is There an "Emboldenment" Effect? Evidence from the Insurgency in Iraq
Jonathan Monten: Yale University
Radha Iyengar: Havard University
Power and *Democratic* Weakness: A Neoconservative Theory of International Politics?
Jonathan Caverley: University of Chicago
Asymmetric Power and the Effectiveness of Coercive Threat
Todd S. Sechser: University of Virginia
How Unipolarity, Hegemony, and Empire Combine to Cause Conflict
Thomas J. Wright: Princeton University
International Criminal Justice
Chair
Disc.
Eric K. Leonard, Shenandoah University
Jelena Subotic, Georgia State University
UN‐Backed Courts ‐ The Case of Charles Taylor
Kelly‐Kate Pease: Webster University
Impeding the Democratization Process? The International Criminal Court in Africa
Emily Rodio: Syracuse University
Shattered Societies: The Impacts of War Crimes and Truth and Reconciliation Commissions on Post‐Conflict Reconstruction
Steve Scheinert: University of Pittsburgh
Strategic Delegation and the Establishment of the International Criminal Court Suzanne Katzenstein: Columbia University
Regional Responses to the Rise of China
The World Bank and Poverty Reduction I: Conceptual Clarifications and Recent Trends
Chair
Jacqueline M. Best, University of Ottawa
Disc.
The World Bank's "Poverty Trap"
Manfred A. Bienefeld: Carleton University
Disciplining the Poor through Poverty Reduction Strategies and “Inclusion”
Arne C. Ruckert: University of Ottawa
The Evolving Agenda of Poverty Reduction: From Structural Adjustment to Universal Competitiveness Paul Cammack: Manchester Metropolitan University
Doing Business with the Ladies: Gender, Regulation, and Poverty Reduction in the Post‐Wolfensohn Era
Kate Bedford: University of Kent
Chair
Lui Hebron, California Maritime Academy
Disc.
Lui Hebron, California Maritime Academy
Beijing‐Taipei Relations and Policy Adjustments across the Taiwan Straits
Kevin G. Cai: University of Waterloo
Accommodation or Engagement? Australia’s Response to a Rising China
James Manicom: Flinders University
Andrew O'Neil: Flinders University
Hu Jintao's New Taiwan Policy and Relations Across the Taiwan Straits: An Analysis of the Beijing‐Taipei Interactions
Event Data
Shang‐chih Chen: Natioanal Chung Cheng University, Taiwan
“Chindia” or Rivalry? Indian Perspectives on the Rise of China
Priyanka R. Dubey
Vincent W. Wang: University of Richmond
Discourses of Alternative Energy Sources in Greece: The Case of Nuclear Power
Agni Kalfagianni: University of Stuttgart
Refugees in International Relations II
Cities and Global Governance I: Typologies and Measurements Sponsor(s): Ethnicity, Nationalism, & Migration Studies
of Global Cities
Global Development
Chair
Disc.
Patricia McCarney, University of Toronto
Daniel Hoornweg, World bank
Cities of Arabia Untold Sara J. Chehab: University of Delaware
Global Cities: New Roles in Global Governance Sassen Saskia: Columbia University
Global Cities in the Auditor’s Gaze
Paul W. James: Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology
Measuring the World City Network: New Developments and
Results
Peter J. Taylor: Loughborough University
Foucault in/and World Politics and the War on Terror
Chair
Claudia E. Aradau, The Open University
Disc.
Charlotte Epstein, Sydney University
Human Rights and the United Nations Response to International Terrorism
Abolfazl Masoumi: University of Ottawa
PEPFAR as Counterinsurgency Technology: How does US Global Security Doctrine Relate to HIV/AIDS Relief?
Ricardo Jorge Pereira: University of Coimbra
Childhood Security: The Growing Instrumentalization of the ‘Private Realm’ in Global North‐South Relations
Lorraine Macmillan: University of Cambridge
Foucault and IR Theory
Philippe Fournier: London School of Economics and Political Science
A Climate‐Driven Global Nuclear Renaissance? Socio‐Political Implications of and Responses to the Return of Nuclear Power
Chair
Kate O'Neill, University of California at Berkeley
Disc.
Marcus Schaper, Reed College
Nuclear Energy: The Antidote to Climate Change?
Regina Axelrod: Adelphi University
Waiting for a Nuclear Renaissance: Exploring the Nexus of Expansion & Disposal in Europe
Robert G. Darst: University of Massachusetts Dartmouth
Jane Irons Dawson: Environmental Studies, Connecticut College
Nuclear Energy: An "Objective Needs" Model
Heather Arnold: University of California at Santa Barbara
Chair
Disc.
Refugees and Security: The Securitisation of Forced Migration and its Impact on the International Refugee Protection Regime
Anne Hammerstad: University of Kent
Refugees and the Regional Dynamics of Peacebuilding
James Milner: Carleton University
Refugees and Conflict
Howard Adelman: Griffith University
Bordering on Conflict: Why Do States Provide Protection to their Neighbors' Refugees?
Sarah R. Cross: Georgetown University
From Their Problem to Ours: The Effects of Refugee Inflows on Economic Development and Conflict Joshua S. Martineau: University of Delaware
Critical Approaches and New Methods in State‐Building
Chair
Jan Willem Honig, Swedish National Defense College
Disc.
Dominick G Donald, Aegis Defense Services
War and Statebuilding in the 21st Century
Caroline Holmqvist: King's College London
The International Consequences of Contemporary State‐
Building Processes
Peter Halden: University of Helsinki
Statebuilding beyond the Normative Frameworks of “Local Ownership” and Liberal Democracy: Introducing a Pragmatic approach
Robert C. Egnell: Swedish Defence Research Agency (FOI)
Stability Operations and Innovation in Military Organization
Adam Grissom: RAND
Corporate Counterinsurgency: Exploring a new Trend in State‐Building
William Rosenau: RAND Corporation/Georgetown University
Assessing Cooperation between Armed Actors
Chair
Martha Cottam, Washington State University
Disc.
Maria Fanis, Ohio University
Defining Threats to its Existence: The Ulster Defense Association in Northern Ireland
Elena Mastors: Naval War College
To Collaborate or Not? That is the Question
MB98: Monday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM Poster Session
Martha Cottam: Washington State University
Innovations in Feminist Theory and Gender Studies
The Pinolero Insurgency: Internal Divisions and Cooperation Sponsor(s):
in the Nicaraguan Revolution
Disc.
Bruno Baltodano: Washington State University
The Politics of Preferential and Regional Trade Agreements
So No Other Mother Shall Suffer This Pain: Women's Agency and Grassroots Peacebuilding in Sri Lanka
Maneshka Eliatamby‐De Silva: George Mason University
MC02: Monday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Chair
Patricia Mary Goff, Wilfred Laurier University
The Ethics of Liberal Peacebuilding
Disc.
Patricia Mary Goff, Wilfred Laurier University
Giving Trade a Chance? The Economic and Developmental Impact of Labour and Environmental Provisions in Preferential Trade Agreements Heidi Ullrich: International Trade and Development Analyst Favouring the LDCs?
Helen J. Hawthorne: City University
The World Trade Organization in a World of Regional Trade Agreements
Chieh Huang: The University of Nottingham, Ningbo, China
China’s FTA Negotiation in Asia and its Multilateral Implication
Wei Liang: Monterey Institute of International Studies
Ka Zeng: University of Arkansas
Peace Studies
Chair
Disc.
Alex Bellamy, University of Queensland
Eirenism and a Post‐Liberal Peace
Oliver Richmond: Editor, Rethinking Peace and Conflict Studies
Sovereignty and the Ethics of Liberal Peacebuilding
Kristoffer Lidén: International Peace Research Institute, Oslo (PRIO)
Power and the Ethics of Liberal Peacebuilding
Ole Jacob Sending: Norwegian Institute of International Affairs
Liberal Peacebuilding and State‐Building in the DRC
Stein S. Eriksen: Norwegian Institute of International Affairs
MC03: Monday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Energy Provisions under NAFTA – Evaluating Options for the
Predicting Armed Conflict
Multilateral Trade System
Anna Lanoszka: University of Windsor
Chair
History, Myth and Memory
Disc.
Predicting Conflict via Machine Learning
Disc.
Confronting the Past, Normalizing the Present: The Problem
of Japan’s War Memories
Panel
Panel
Havard Hegre, Peace and Research Institute Oslo (PRIO)
Philip Andrew Schrodt, University of Kansas
Michael D. Ward: University of Washington
Nils Weidmann: ETH Zurich
Predicting Massacres: Time‐Series Analysis of Various Civil Wars
Seiko Tannaka: University of East Anglia
Gerald Schneider: University of Konstanz
Stephanie A. Lawson: Macquarie University
Roos van der Haer: University of Konstanz
The Political Power of Myth Within Transitional Societies – Case Study: Romania
Florentina C. Andreescu: University of Miami
The Future of North Korea
Disc.
Theodore McLauchlin, McGill University
Strategic Interactions between US and North Korea in Nuclear Crises: Deterrence and Reassurance
Xuecun Liang: The Chinese University of Hong Kong
Sanctions as Effective Means to Destabilize or as Mere Window‐Dressing? The Case of North Korea
Johannes Gerschewski: Humboldt University Berlin
Triggers of Instability: Random Events or Aids to Forecasting?
Jack A. Goldstone: Geprge Mason University
Education and Armed Conflict Prediction
Havard Hegre: Peace and Research Institute Oslo (PRIO)
Håvard Strand: Peace and Research Institute Oslo (PRIO)
Henrik Urdal: Peace and Research Institute Oslo (PRIO)
Joachim Carlsen: Peace and Research Institute Oslo (PRIO)
MC04: Monday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Panel
Ideology, Use of Force and US Foreign Policy
Peace Studies
Chair
Andrea M. Lopez, Susquehanna University
Disc.
Disc.
Lippert Jacques, IERI
Carlos L. Yordan, Drew University
Ideologies and Propensities of States to Use Force
Davis Lemay Brown II: University of Virginia
Changing American Society, Improving American Foreign Policy
Louis Kriesberg: Syracuse University
A Consensus Peace? A Different Approach to Democracy and the Democratic Peace, 1946‐1996
Jeremy L. Wells: Louisiana State University
Apology and Historical Memory: Nationalist Interpretations
of Crises between the US and China
Elizabeth Susan Dahl: University of Nebraska at Omaha
Gang Wu: University of Nebraska at Omaha
The (Dis‐)Utility of Force? Interstate Violence in the Post‐
Cold War Era
Daniel R. Lake: State University of New York at Plattsburgh
MC05: Monday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Roundtable
Foreign Policy for the New Administration
Chair
Amitai Etzioni, George Washington University
Participant Amitai Etzioni, George Washington University
Participant Jason Lyall, Princeton University
Participant Vali Nasr, Fletcher School, Tufts University
MC06: Monday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Innovative Panel
The Climate is Changing: Simulating Climate Change Negotiations in the Classroom
Chair
Stephen P. Pinkerton: University of Manchester
Memory as Deconstruction, Forgetting as Ethics: A Dialogue
between Derrida and Daoism
Wei Yin: University of Manchester
The Temporality of the Political: Between History, Memory and Politics
Xavier Guillaume: University of Geneva
Social Memory and Ethics in Israel/Palestine
Karin Fierke: University of St. Andrews
MC08: Monday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Panel
Institutional Change and Contestation in Southeast Asia
Chair
See S. Tan, Nanyang Technological University
Disc.
Michael M. Rainsborough, King's College London
Debating the ASEAN Charter: Moving ASEAN into Its Fifth Decade
Alice Darlene Ba: University of Delaware
The Responsibility to Protect: Norm Diffusion and Contestation in Southeast Asia
David H. Capie: Victoria University of Wellington
Change in Contestation?: The ASEAN Charter and Norms of ‘Appropriate Governance’
Avery Poole: University of British Columbia
ASEAN's Institutional Change: A Case of Mimicry
Anja Elisabeth Jetschke: University of Freiburg
Chair
Starting from Memory: Beginnings as Middles, Middles as Ends
Panel
Pamela Chasek, International Institute for Sustainable MC09: Monday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Development
Sport for Development and Peace
Mary E. Pettenger, Western Oregon University
Participant Alan B. Berman, Research Fellow Socio‐Legal Research Centre, Griffith Law School
Participant Loren Cass, College of the Holy Cross
Chair
Participant Deborah S. Davenport, University of Buckingham
Disc.
Participant Jane Irons Dawson, Environmental Studies, Connecticut College
Participant Syma Ebbin, University of Connecticut
Holistic Approaches to Sport For Development: A Papua New Guinean Case Study
Participant Constanze C. Haug, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
Participant Jeffrey S. Mcgee, University of Newcastle
Participant Shannon Orr, Bowling Green State University
Participant Howard S. Schiffman, New York University
Participant Gerakina A. Sgoutas, Metropolitan State College Denver
Participant Howard Warshawsky, Roanoke College
MC07: Monday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Panel
The Ethics of Memory
Chair
Dan Bulley, Queen's University Belfast
Disc.
Jens Bartelson, Lund University
Disc.
Robert J. Pauly Jr, The University of Southern Mississippi
Roger Levermore, University of Liverpool
Martha E. Saavedra, University of California at Berkeley
Mark J. M. Clark: Clark Consulting
The Introduction of Sport into Refugee Camps as a Catalyst for Development
Peter Wisniewski
Developing through Sport: Evidencing Sport Impacts on Young People
Tess A. Kay: Loughborough University
The Uses and Limits of Sports as a Vehicle for Social Mobility of Marginalised Young People and Refugees
Ramon Spaaij: La Trobe University
Ekecheiria Revival: Re‐establishing the Ancient Olympic Truce in Modern‐day Peacekeeping
Cindy Burleson: University of Southern Mississippi
Linking Teaching and Research through UK Sports Studies Student Placements in Africa
Davies Banda: York St John University
MC10: Monday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Non‐Republican Foreign Policy and the Clash of National Interests: A Texas‐Sized Case Study
W. David Clinton: Baylor University
Panel
Securitization (I): Causes, Consequences, Alternatives
Samuel Huntington and the Resurrection of Muscular Christianity: The Role of Diplomacy in the Clash of Civilizations
Reed Davis: Seattle Pacific University
Peace Studies
Panel
Chair
Peter Andreas, Brown University
MC13: Monday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Disc.
Peter Andreas, Brown University
International Environmental Justice II: Justice Among Unequal
Insurgency Groups, Local Population and Questions of Legitimacy
Nils Duquet: Flemish Peace Institute
Securitizing Financial Flows
Thomas J. Biersteker: Graduate Institution of International Studies, Geneva
Securitization: Issues in Comparative Assessment
Daniel H. Deudney: Johns Hopkins University
International Migration and Human Mobility as Security Issues
Reynold Koslowski: University of Albany
Risking Security: Critical Trajectories of Internet Securitization
Ronald J. Deibert: University of Toronto
Rafal Rohonzinki: University of Cambridge
MC11: Monday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Panel
The Sociology of International Relations
Chair
Mathias Theo Albert, Universität Bielefeld
Disc.
Barry Buzan, London School of Economics and Political Science
International Relations and the Sociology of Organizations: Global Governance as Inter‐organizational Resource Exchange
Andreas Noelke: Johann Wolfgang Goethe‐Universität
The Sociology of International Relations: Research Traditions, Departures and Conjunctures
Anna Holzscheiter: London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine
Stephan Stetter: Universität der Bundeswehr München
Talcott Parsons and the Cold War: Sociological Perspectives on a Classical IR Theme
Bettina Mahlert: Universität Bielefeld
Panel
Reed Davis, Seattle Pacific University
John F. Clark, Florida International University
Realism, Republicans, and Greatness: Henry Kissinger and the Neo‐Conservatives
Daniel G. Lang: Lynchburg College
Dimitris Stevis, Colorado State University
Disc.
Gary C. Bryner, Brigham Young University
International Environmental Justice: Where are We Heading
With Biofuels? Ruchi Anand: American Graduate School of International Relations and Diplomacy
Unequal Vulnerability to Climate Change and Breaking the Negotiations Impasse: Environmental Justice and Potential Solutions
Timmons Roberts: College of William and Mary
Bradley Christopher Parks: Millennium Challenge Corporation
Indigenous Struggles, Environmental Justice, and Community Capabilities
David Schlosberg: Princeton University
David Carruthers: San Diego State University
MC14: Monday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Panel
Chair
Disc.
David Strachan‐Morris, University of Wolverhampton
David Gray, Fayetteville State University
Early Warning and Prevention of Jihad‐Inspired WMD Terrorism: The Role of HUMINT in Law Enforcement and National Intelligence
Jeremy Tamsett: Henley‐Putnam University
Evaluating "Humint": The Role of Agents in US Security
Loch K. Johnson: University of Georgia
Give Matahari Reason to Live ‐ The Network Logic for Infiltrating Enemy’s Headquarters
Antti Sillanpaa: Finnish National Defence University
Killing Cells: Model Human Intelligence Collection on Decentralized Global Terror Networks
Michael N. Butler: Mercyhurst College
Civic Virtue and International Society: Republicans, Realists, and Cosmopolitans
Chair
Disc.
Chair
Spying on Enemies: Evaluating Human Intelligence Collection
Sponsor(s): German Political Science Association
MC12: Monday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Views on Successful Espionage
MC15: Monday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Panel
Feminist Security Studies: Feminists Redefining War as if Peace Mattered
Peace Studies
Chair
Disc.
Susanne Alldén, Umea University
Laura J. Shepherd, University of Birmingham
At the Margin's Edge: Female Activism in Ecuador
MC18: Monday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Panel
Melanie Shaffer‐Cutillo: State University of New York at Oswego
Quantitative and Experimental Modeling of Foreign Policy Processes
Lisa M. Glidden: State University of New York at Oswego
Representations and actions: Žene u Crnom, Peace, Security
and Resolution 1325
Laura McLeod: University of Sheffield
Revisiting Peace And Security Noemi Gal‐Or: Kwantlen Polytechnic University
Violent Women for Peace
Panel
Transnational Networks and Network Analysis in International
Communication
Chair
Disc.
Disc.
Andrea Marie Bertone, Academy for Educational Development
Andrea Marie Bertone, Academy for Educational Development
Fengshi Wu, Chinese University of Hong Kong
International Communication 2.0: From Institutions to Networks
Kazimierz Krzysztofek: Warsaw School of Social Psychology
International Communication Networks as Sources of Mental Images Associated with the US‐Led War on Terror in
the Minds of Muslim Population: Implications for Public Diplomacy
Michael G. Elasmar: Boston University
New Media and Global Activism: A Study of Transnational NGOs’ Online Public Relations
Hyunjin Seo: Syracuse University
Network Analysis for International Communications: Theory, Method and Analysis
Cristina Archetti: University of Salford
Robin Brown: University of Leeds‐Institute of Comm. Studies
Science, Society, Governance, and the Power of Networks: Transatlantic Partnerships in Managing Global Risks and Opportunities
Gabriella Paar‐Jakli: Kent State University
MC17: Monday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Jack J. Porter, The Citadel
Where ‘Geopolitics’ and ‘Foreign Policy Analysis’ Once Met: The Work of Harold and Margaret Sprout and its Continued Relevance Today
David J. Criekemans: University of Antwerp
Sources of and Constraints on State Adaptability in Response to Foreign Policy Failure
Cami R. Rowe: Lancaster Unviersity
MC16: Monday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Disc.
Panel
The Future of Transatlantic Relations II
Chair
Joyce P. Kaufman, Whittier College
Disc.
Andrew Mark Dorman, King's College London
German Views on the Future of Transatlantic Relations
Gale A. Mattox: US Naval Academy
Turkish Perspectives on the Future of Transatlantic relations
William H. Park: King's College, London
Russian Views on the Future of Transatlantic Relations
Alexander G. Marshall: Glasgow University
Ukrainian Views on the Future of Transatlantic Relations
Deborah L. Sanders: King's College London
Andrea E. Jones‐Rooy: University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
How Normative Meanings Influence Policy Choices: An Experimental Study with the Aid of an Interactive Dynamic Simulator of a Protracted International Conflict
Ranan Davud Kuperman: University of Haifa
Old Wine in New Jar(gon)s: Centrality, Centralization and Polarization in Foreign Policy Network Analysis
Kyle Christensen: West Virginia University
Robert D. Duval: West Virginia University
MC19: Monday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Panel
Critical Infrastructure Protection: Reconsidering a Concept
Chair
Disc.
Stefan Brem, Federal Office for Civil Protection, Switzerland
Peter K. Forster, Penn State University
Policy Paths and Perceptions: Critical Infrastructure Protection in the USA and the European Union
Lina M. Svedin: University of Utah
Losing the Public in Public/Private Critical Infrastructure Protection?
Lindy M. Newlove‐Eriksson: CRiSMART, Swedish National Defence College
Knowledge Management for Sustaining Resilient Critical Infrastructure in Metropolitan Regions
John P. Sullivan: Los Angeles Sheriff's Department
MC20: Monday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Panel
Protecting the Individual in International Law
Chair
Sonia Cardenas, Trinity College
Disc.
Rebecca K. Root, State University of New York at Geneseo
Would the Protected Please Stand Up? Contested Meanings
and the Civilian Immunity Norm
Betcy Jose‐Thota: University of Pittsburgh
Moving Beyond Rhetoric: State Sovereignty and Women's Human Rights in the Global System
Theresa A. Hunt: Rutgers University
The Boundaries of Transition: A Feminist Analysis
Catherine O'Rourke: University of Ulster
Continuity and Change: Moral Considerations of Grotius in International Law and Global Politics ‐ Historically, Contemporarily & Futuristically
Fayth A. Ruffin: Rutgers University Newark Campus
MC21: Monday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Compendium Panel
Terrorism in International Relations: A Compendium Project Panel
Kiran Pervez: American University
The Split Geographies of ‘Us’ and ‘Them’: Studying Resistance and Co‐Opted Dissent through Postcolonial Novels
Angharad Closs Stephens: University of Durham
Chair
A Unity Divided: Understanding the Ambiguity of Nation‐
hood Through a Critical Investigation of the Role of Religion in Defining Pakistan
Terrorism and Counter Terrorism
Frank Foley: Stanford University
Doing or Managing Development: The New Narrative of Development and its Implications for Human Development in the New Millennium
Fahimul Quadir: York University
Intelligence and Terrorism
MC24: Monday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Erik Dahl: Naval Postgraduate School
Terrorism and Foreign Policy
Amanda C. Skuldt: University of Texas at Austin
Ethnic, Nationalist and Religious Roots of Terrorism
Josephine E. Squires: Fort Hays State University
Chair
Terrorism & Counter Terrorism in Cyperspace
Gabriel Weimann: School of International Service, American University
MC22: Monday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Panel
Counter‐Insurgency Lesson Learning: Parallels, Prescience and the Past
Chair
Caroline Kennedy‐Pipe, University of Sheffield
Disc.
Caroline Kennedy‐Pipe, University of Sheffield
Exit Strategies in Counter‐Insurgency: Britain in Aden and the Lessons for Iraq
Andrew P. Mumford: University of Warwick
Classical Counterinsurgency: Useful Guide and Flawed Concept?
Bruno Reis: Institute for Strategic and International Studies Lisbon
Why "Winning Hearts and Minds" is not Enough: Comparative Analysis of Political Development in Counterinsurgency Operations in Malaya and Indochina
Nori Katagiri: University of Pennsylvania
The Malaysia ‘Truly Asia’ Counter‐Insurgency Experience
Laura O. Khor: University of St Andrews
MC23: Monday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Panel
International Relations, Postcolonial Novels, and Alternative Political Geographies
Chair
Disc.
Reading IR through the Postcolonial Novel: Nation and Subjectivity in India
Sankaran Krishna: University of Hawaii at Manoa
Postcolonial Strangers in International Relations: The Politics of Postcolonial Mobility in Literary Narratives
Alina Sajed: McMaster University
Panel
Whither the Transatlantic Alliance? Assessing the Euro‐
American Relationship In the Context of New Global Challenges and Domestic Realities
Disc.
Chantal De Jonge Oudraat, US Institute of Peace/Georgetown University
The Transatlantic “Values Gap” and the Influence of Domestic Politics
Leah F. Pisar: French‐American Foundation
The Role of Religion in the Euro‐American Relationship: Turning Difficulties into Opportunities
Célia Belin: Centre Thucydide, Paris II & Middle East Institute, Columbia
Power and Multilateralism: a European‐American Divide? The Case of International Justice
Julian A. Fernandez: Centre Thucydide Paris
Nuclear Futures: NATO Generals or Kissingerian Strategies?
Marianne Hanson: University of Queensland, Australia
MC25: Monday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Panel
Transitional Justice: Alternatives to Retribution
Chair
Alana Tiemessen, University of British Columbia
Disc.
Kirsten Ainley, London School of Economics and Political Science
Emerging Human Rights Norms for Non‐State Actors: the Case of Transnational Corporations
Giovanni Mantilla: University of Minnesota
Learning to Live Together: Transitional Justice and Intergroup Reconciliation in Northern Ireland
Nevin T. Aiken: University of British Columbia
Exploring the Past: Memory and Violence in Argentina and Uruguay
Francesca Lessa: London School of Economics and Political Science
Reparations and Development
Naomi Roht‐Arriaza: University of California Hastings College of the Law
MC26: Monday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Roundtable
MC29: Monday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Panel
The End of Neoliberalism? The Changing Relationship between Renewal: US Foreign Policy in the New Administration I
State and Market
Chair
Mark Blyth, Johns Hopkins University
Disc.
Sheri E. Berman, Barnard College
Participant Rawi Abdelal, Harvard Business School
Participant Matthias M. Matthijs, American University
Participant Kathleen R. McNamara, Georgetown University
Participant Mitchell A. Orenstein, Johns Hopkins University
Steven Hook, Kent State University
James M. Scott, Oklahoma State University
Striking a Balance: Congress and US Foreign Policy
Ralph Gordon Charles Carter: Texas Christian University
James M. Scott: Oklahoma State University
Vox Populi as a Foundation for Foreign Policy Renewal? Unity and Division in Post‐Bush Administration Public Opinion Douglas C. Foyle: Wesleyan University
MC27: Monday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Panel
Building Stable Societies in the Post‐Communist Realm
Chair
Disc.
Chair
Disc.
Giving Voice to the Past: The Experiences of Collective Trauma and Political Activism in Post‐Communist Societies
Dovile Budryte: Georgia Gwinnett College
Andreas Johansson Heinö: University of Gothenburg
Conflict Resolution in the Volatile Regions (Balkans, Caucasus, Middle East)
Olga Vorkunova
Social Networks and Institutional Change: Lessons from China and the Balkans
Iva Bozovic: University of Southern California
Panel
Energy Security: Conceptual Approaches
Chair
Felix Ciuta, University College London
Disc.
Pami Aalto, University of Tampere
Framing Energy Security: The Case of the European Union
Maya Jegen: Universite du Quebec a Montreal
A New Concept of Energy Security for the Electric Utility Sector
Benjamin K. Sovacool: National University of Singapore
From Oil Wars to “Total Security”: Three Emerging Paradigms for Energy Security
Felix Ciuta: University College London
The Dialectics of Energy Security Interdependence
Klaus G. Dalgaard: London School of Economics and Political Science
Åsa E. C. Glöck: University of Kent
Matter over Mind? Securitizing Energy Interdependencies
Mikko Palonkorpi: University of Helsinki
Patrick Haney: Miami University
The Departments of Defense and State: Bureaucratic Continuity and Change in a New Era
Christopher M. Jones: Northern Illinois University
Kevin P. Marsh: Northern Illinois University
MC30: Monday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Panel
Networked Politics: Agency, Power, and Governance II
Still Unstable After All Those Years: Is There A Path‐
Dependency Logic To Party System Stability In Central Europe?
MC28: Monday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Ethnic Lobbying in the New Administration
Chair
Disc.
David A. Lake, University of California San Diego
Zeev Maoz, University of California at Davis
The Impact of Constitutional Networks
Zachary Elkins: University of Illinois at Urbana‐Champaign
The Politics and Power of Networks: The Accountability of Humanitarian Organizations
Janice Gross Stein: University of Toronto
The Historical Evolution of Colombian Drug Trafficking Networks
Michael Kenney: Penn State University, Capital College
The Limits of Networks: Assessing the Dangers of Network‐
Based Security Threats
Mette Eilstrup‐Sangiovanni: University of Cambridge
MC31: Monday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Panel
Empires Past, Present and Future I: European and American Reflections
Chair
Noel Parker, Politics, University of Copenhagen
Disc.
Disc.
Linda S. Bishai, United States Institute of Peace
Jan Zielonka, University of Oxford
American Empire and the Practice of Academic Self‐
Delusion Jennifer Sterling‐Folker: University of Connecticut
From Grossraum to Hegemon to Empire to Grossraum: The Development of the American State Form from 1945 to 2008
Lars Bo Kaspersen: Copenhagen Business School
On Building the American and the European ‘Empires’
Josep M. Colomer: CSIC‐Pompeu Fabra University
America and Europe – Torn Between the Imperial and the Republican
Peter Halden: University of Helsinki
Against European Smugness: US imperialism as an Enlightenment Impulse
Noel Parker: Politics, University of Copenhagen
MC32: Monday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Roundtable
Media Coverage and Interventions: A Cross‐National Examination of the Media's Role in Intervention Behavior
Paul Macharia: Binghamton University, State University New York
Sam Bell: Binghamton University, State University New York
When do Third Parties Intervene in State‐Sponsored Mass Killings?
Daniel W. Lowe: Midwestern State University
Roundtable on Anticipating Watershed Trends: The US National Intelligence Council’s Look at the World in 2025
MC35: Monday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
The Future of United Nations Human Rights Agenda
Chair
Mathew J. Burrows, National Intelligence Council
Disc.
Robert Jervis, Columbia University
Panel
Human Rights
Participant Richard Cincotta, Long Range Analysis Unit/NIC
Chair
George J. Andreopoulos, City University of New York
Participant Paul F. Herman, National Intelligence Council
Participant David Kanin, National Intelligence Council
Disc.
Disc.
Rodney G. Allen, University of Connecticut
Julie Mertus, American University
Participant Robert A. Manning, US Government
Human Rights Council: Toward a Promising Future?
Participant Michael Moodie, Independent Consultant
Participant Robert R. Odell, US Government
MC33: Monday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Panel
European Monetary Union Ten Years After the Launch
Chair
Disc.
Karl C. Kaltenthaler, University of Akron/Case Western Reserve University
European Central Bank Polic‐Making: Ten Years of Lessons from Practice and Politics
Karl C. Kaltenthaler: University of Akron/Case Western Reserve University
The Social Construction of the Euro: Identity, Community, and Trust in Governance of Europe's Common Currency
Matthias Kaelberer: The University of Memphis
Ten Years of European Monetary Union: Evolution in Decision‐Making in the Governing Council
Dorothee Heisenberg: Johns Hopkins University
Sudden Post‐EMU Blues: European Public Opinion Reacts Quickly to Supranational Macroeconomic Change
Maria Sperandei: Cornell University
MC34: Monday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Panel
Third Party Intervention and Conflict Joining
Chair
Glenn Palmer, Penn State University
Disc.
Glenn Palmer, Penn State University
What's in Your Toolbox?
Mia Hall: Texas Tech University
Susan H. Allen: University of Mississippi
Acceptability of Mediation
Su‐Mi Lee: University of Kentucky
To Lend a Hand: Indirect Relations, Policy Reinforcement, and Conflict Joining
Keith A. Grant: University of Arizona
Jacques F. Fomerand: Occidental College
Small Arms Disarmament and Human Rights: Lessons from the Past and Future Global Violence
Paulette Weiss: City University of New York Graduate Center
UDHR and the Millennium Developmental Goals: Making the Three Generations of Rights a Reality
Maria‐Victoria Perez‐Rios: City University of New York
Improving Human Rights within United Nations Sponsored International Development Programs
Maria Elena Pizarro: Graduate Center/Lehman College
MC36: Monday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Panel
Coalition Warfare in the Contemporary Era
Chair
Nora Bensahel, Stanford University
Disc.
Nora Bensahel, Stanford University
Agents Amok in Afghanistan? National Oversight of Military Operations in Multilateral Operations
Stephen M. Saideman: McGill University
Michael J. Tierney: College of William and Mary
David Auerswald: National Defense University
From Harmony to Hard Times: A Neoclassical Realist Explanation of Transatlantic Burden‐sharing in Afghanistan and Iraq
Jason William Davidson: University of Mary Washington
The 2003 Invasion of Iraq and the Failure of Alliance Restraint
Jeremy Pressman: University of Connecticut
The Meaning of Multilateralism: Alliances, Coalitions, and War
Patricia Ann Weitsman: Ohio University
Rivalry Among Allies: US Coalition Management From the Cold War to the Global War on Terror
Christopher Darnton: Reed College
MC37: Monday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Panel
The World Bank and Poverty Reduction II: Evaluating the Impact of Poverty Reduction Initiatives
Chair
Arne C. Ruckert, University of Ottawa
Disc.
Manfred A. Bienefeld, Carleton University
The World Bank, Good Governance and Ghana’s Poverty Reduction Strategy: Strengthening the State or Consolidating Neoliberalism?
Gordon M. Crawford: University of Leeds
The Post‐Washington Consensus and Poverty Policy: Lessons from Indonesia
Ben Thirkell‐White: University of St. Andrews
PRSP Implementation, Aid Disbursements and Policy Dialogue in Mali: A Political Economy Analysis Isaline I. A. H. Bergamaschi: Institut d'études Politiques (sciences‐po), Paris, France
Poverty Alleviation in Turkey: A Comparative Study of Two World Bank Projects
Modelling and Simulation in International Studies: A Comparative Analysis between International Relations (Models United Nations ‐ MUNs) and International Law (Moot Competitions)
Roberto Vinicius P.S. Gama: Pontifícia Universidade Católica de
Minas Gerais
MC40: Monday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Panel
Asylums, Refugees and International Legal Norms
Chair
Scott D. Watson, University of Victoria
Disc.
The Failure of State Sovereignty: International Law, International Security, and Refugee Crises
Jill I. Goldenziel: Harvard University
The Limits of Transnational Refugee Law in the European Union
Helene T. Lambert: University of Westminster
Determinants of Asylum Success and Denial – A View from Texas
Zeynep Kadirbeyoglu: McGill University
Linda Camp Keith: University of Texas at Dallas
Betul Keles: McGill University
Jennifer Holmes: University of Texas at Dallas
MC38: Monday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Panel
The Past and Future of the US‐South Korea Alliance
A Preliminary Analysis of Content from Asylum Cases in US Immigration Court
Andy J. Rottman: University of Colorado Law School
Sponsor(s): Association of Korean Political Studies
Chair
Bruce Cumings, University of Chicago
Disc.
Bruce Cumings, University of Chicago
Christopher Fariss: University of California San Diego
MC41: Monday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Panel
Structure, Domestic Politics, and Policy: Shaping Alliances in Is Japan Emerging as a “Normal” Great Power?
Asia
Victor Cha: Georgetown University
North Korea’s Nuclear Weapons Program: Motivations and Strategy
Terence Roehrig: US Naval War College
The Impact of Free Trade Agreement on the United States‐
South Korean Alliance
Dong Sun Lee: Korea University
Balbina Hwang: Georgetown University
Panel
Assessing the Performance and Effectiveness of International Relations through Classroom Simulations
Chair
Disc.
Eric Cox, Texas Christian University
What Strategy is the Most Preferred in International System? An Agent‐Based Simulation Analysis
Makoto Sejima: Osaka International University
The Benefits of Extended Simulations in the International Relations Classroom
Brock Tessman: University of Georgia
Ryo Shimizu, Mie Chukyo University
Disc.
Paul Midford, NTNU, Department Political Science
Resign, Retract, Reinterpret: Understanding Japanese Elite Nuclear Behavior, Past & Future
Maria Rost Rublee: University of Auckland
Normalization or Europeanization of Japan
Re‐assessing Assessments of the U.S.‐ROK Alliance
MC39: Monday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Chair
Wilheim M. Vosse: International Christian University, Tokyo
Public Opinion and the Normalization of Foreign Policy in Japan Since the End of the Cold War
Kevin Cooney: Union University
The Koizumi Administration and Japan’s Post Cold War International Security Position
Na'oki Ono: Musashi Institute of Technology
Is Japan "Normalizing"?
Ryo Shimizu: Mie Chukyo University
MC42: Monday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Panel
Cities and Global Governance II: Environmental Politics
Chair
Noah J. Toly, Wheaton College
Disc.
Matthew J. Hoffmann, University of Toronto
Why Have The Relatively Successful Attempts To Govern The World’s Production Of Chlorofluorocarbons Not Been Duplicated in Other Areas of Global Environmental Protection?
Charles Laffiteau
Noah J. Toly: Wheaton College
The Importance of Being Partners: Exploring Horizontal and Vertical Interplay in Urban Climate Governance
Heike Schroeder: University of Oxford
Global Cities and Global Environmental NGOs: Emerging Transnational Urban Networks?
Sofie Bouteligier: KULeuven, Belgium
The Rise of the Global Carbon Market ‐ Business Collective Action in Global Environmental Politics
Jonas Meckling: London School of Economics and Political Science / Harvard University
Panel
Soldiering in Contemporary Theatres of War: Political Contestation and Changing Cultural Imaginaries
Sandra Whitworth, York University
Deborah Cowen, University of Toronto
The Biopolitics of Soldiering and Torture in the British Armed Forces
The Pacification of Soldiering, and the Militarization of Development: Contradictions Inherent in Provincial Reconstruction
Ryerson Christie: University of Bristol
Private Military Security Companies and the Problem of Men and Masculinities
Paul R. Higate: University of Bristol
Tina J. Managhan: Oxford Brookes University
Panel
The Sustainability Debate
Disc.
Juliann Emmons Allison, University of California at Riverside
Marc A. Levy, CIESIN, Columbia University
Consumer Behavior and Environment: Laying the Groundwork for Policies Towards Sustainability Rachel M. Krause: Indiana University
Individual Guilt or Collective Progressive Action? ‐ Challenging the Strategic Potential of Environmental Citizenship Theory
Rasmus A. Karlsson: Lund University
Rana Izci: Marmara University EU Institute
MC45: Monday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Panel
The Politics of Protracted Refugee Situations
Chair
Disc.
Howard Adelman, Griffith University
Protracted Refugee Situations, Fragile States and the Challenge of Finding Solutions
Gil D. Loescher: University of Oxford
The Never Ending Story: Afghan Refugees, Regional Politics and Peace in Afghanistan
Burundian Refugees in Tanzania: Regional Relations, Liberalization and the Politics of a Solution for a Protracted Refugee Situation
James Milner: Carleton University
Panel
The State and Democracy: Tensions and Prospects
Chair
Disc.
Jeffrey A. Stacey, Tulane University
Jeffrey A. Stacey, Tulane University
The Sociology of the State: The State as a Conceptual Variable
Richard W. Mansbach: Iowa State University
Highways, Heroes and Secular Martyrs: The Symbolics of Power and Sacrifice
Chair
Europe's Odyssey for a Sustainable Future
MC46: Monday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Victoria Basham: University of Bristol
MC44: Monday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Sofia Frantzi: Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
Marcel Kok: PBL
William L. Maley: Australian National University
Chair
Disc.
Mert Bilgin: Bahçesehir University
A World‐View Approach for Sustainability Scenarios
Conceptualizing the Relationship between Urban Politics and Global Environmental Politics
MC43: Monday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
The Status of Environment & Sustainable Development in Global Relations: Moving on from post‐Colonial Criticism to Sustainable Futures
Yale H. Ferguson: Rutgers University
The Democratic Moment? Democracy’s Forgotten Past and Uncertain Future
Christopher E. Hobson: University of Wales, Aberystwyth
Electoral, Executive, and Federal Institutions, 1816‐2002: A New Dataset
Anita Schjølset: Centre for the Study of Civil War
Exploring the (Repressive) Past, Anticipating the (Democratic) Future: The Cases of Russia, Germany, and Japan
Thomas D. Sherlock: United States Military Academy, West Point, New York
Ancient Athens’ Democracy Promotion: Democratic Realism
or Democratic Mission? Daniela Verena Huber: Hebrew University of Jerusalem
MC47: Monday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Panel
MC94: Monday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
The Privatization of Security: European Perspectives
International Organization Poster Session 1
Disc.
Chair
Deborah Avant, University of California at Irvine
Disc.
Leopoldo Lovelace, California State Polytechnic University at Pomona
Privatizing Defense ‐ Explaining Variances among European States
Ulrich Andreas Petersohn: RAND Corporation
Private Military Companies in Sweden ‐ Small but Growing Industry
Marcus Mohlin: Swedish National Defence College
Security Privatization beyond the Military ‐ Corporate and Diplomatic Security in the UK and Germany
Sebastian Drutschmann: King's College London
ESDP and Security and Military Privatization in Kosovo ‐ Forced to Privatize?
Max Bornefeld‐Ettmann: Westfälische Wilhelms‐Universität Münster
The Normative Considerations of Private Security: Tracing Historical Influences M. Dee Beutel: University of Miami
MC48: Monday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Panel
Political Institutions and International Trade
Chair
Peter Rosendorff, New York University
Disc.
Pablo M. Pinto, Columbia University
Disc.
Peter Rosendorff, New York University
Thania Sanchez, Columbia University
State Entrepreneurship and Normative Change: Resources, Strategies, and Cases
Lamis Abdelaaty: Princeton University
Multilateral Agreement Negotiations and the Extent of Cooperation: Who Signs and Ratifies
Nicole Simonelli: Purdue University
International Organizations and Non‐State Membership: An
Overlooked Variable of Institutional Design
Molly Ruhlman: Temple University
Driver or Enabler of Cooperation? The Role of the SG/HR in the Intelligence Field
Bjorn Fagersten: Lund University
MC95: Monday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Poster Session
Disc.
The 90th Anniversary of the ILO: Hidden Traps in Uncharted
Waters
Ozen Eren: Texas Tech University
Flip Floppers: Position Changes During Bargaining
Deniz Aksoy: Penn State University
The Dark Side of Integration? Deep Integration and Fringe Party Success
Renee L. Buhr: University of St. Thomas
Trade Policy Lobbying in the European Union vs. the United MC96: Monday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Exploring Gender Politics in Africa
States? Examining the Role of Retailers
Ferdi De Ville: Ghent University
Poster Session
Poster Session
Sponsor(s):
Jan Orbie: Ghent University
Disc.
Lotte Drieghe: Ghent University
Between the Local and the Global: Encountering Women’s Human Rights in East Africa
Commitment, Signaling, or Flexibility? The Effectiveness of PTAs in the Asia‐Pacific
Soo Yeon Kim: Universtiy of Maryland
Raymond P. Hicks: Princeton University
Non‐Compliance for Sale? Analyzing Trade and Strategic Infringements of Community Law
Tobias Hofmann: College of William & Mary
Market Structure, Political Institutions, and International Trade
Daniel Y. Kono: UC‐Davis
Economic Geography, Electoral Institutions, and Targeted Protection
Stephanie J. Rickard: Dublin City University
The States in the Customs House: Subnational Economic Instrests and Mexican Trade Policy
Anthony A. Pezzola: Pontificia Universidad de Chile
Mary K. Meyer McAleese, Eckerd College
Jonneke Koomen: University of Minnesota, Twin Cities
Dual Challenge for Certain Victory: Women, Ideology and Rebel Movements in Africa’s Horn
Lisa B. Sharlach: University of Alabama, Birmingham
Women Building Community: The Peacebuilding Role of Women in the Immigration Conflict in Prince William County
Gina M. Cerasani: Institute for Conflict Analysis and Resolution
Gender Justice as Transitional Justice: Exploring Rwanda's Experience
Nahla Valji: Centre for the Study of Violence and Reconciliation
Women Finding the Center: Ecotourism in East Africa
Nadra Hashim: DeVry University
MD01: Monday 2:15 PM ‐ 4:00 PM
Panel
Puzzles of South Korea and East Asian Superpowers Sponsor(s): Association of Korean Political Studies
Chair
Disc.
Maorong Jiang, Creighton University
Status Hierarchies and South Korea's Regional Relations
David C. Kang: Dartmouth College
International Reconciliation in the Postwar Era, 1945‐2007: A Comparative Study of Japan‐ROK and Franco‐German Relations
Yang‐Mo Ku: The George Washington University
The Problem of Political Legitimacy in China and its Implication to the Security Order of the Korean Peninsula
Jungmin Seo: University of Hawaii at Manoa
Neighbors Are Charming to Each Other? A Study of Korea‐
China Mutual Perception
Jih‐Un Kim: Webster University
The Yellow Dragon: Cooperation on Desertification in Northeast Asia
Esook Yoon: Kwangwoon University
Panel
Human Security, Peacebuilding and the Varied Projects of Liberalism
Disc.
Bringing Home the Bacon… or Not? Globalization and Government Respect for Economic and Social Rights
Caroline L. Payne: Louisiana State University
Roundtable
Business Meeting of Title VI Project Directors (Part 1)
Chair
Innovative Panel
ICC Moot Court Simulation: Prosecuting a Junta for Allegedly Preventing a UN Security Council Humanitarian Aid Mission
Judges
James Larry Taulbee: Emory University
Peace Studies
George J. Andreopoulos: City University of New York
William E. Hoffmann: King & Spalding
Oliver Richmond, Editor, Rethinking Peace and Conflict Studies
Oliver Richmond, Editor, Rethinking Peace and Conflict Studies
Human Security Up In Arms Henry F. Carey: Georgia State University
Ruchi Anand: American Graduate School of International Relations and Diplomacy
Defendant's Attorneys
Peacebuilding and Life Welfare
Robert J. Beck: University of Wisconsin ‐ Milwakee
Mihael Pugh: University of Bradford
Creating Political Space to Promote Human Security: A Solution to the Failings of Liberal Peacebuilding?
Jenny H. Peterson: UBC
Whose Security?: Liberal Peacemakers in the Occupied Palestinian Territories
Mandy Turner: University of Bradford
Promoting 'Public' Security: Community Focussed approaches to Reducing Small Arms Demand
Darryl Whitehead: Carleton University
Prosecutors
Jennifer Abbassi: Randolf Macon Woman's College
Robert N. Cooper: University of Bradford
Panel
Globalization: So What?
Chair
Dana Neacsu: Columbia University Law School Library, Rutgers University‐CLISMS
Chair
Globalization: A Postmodern Event or Thought?
William R. Thompson, Indiana University
Disc.
Disc.
Nathan Jensen, Washington University
Globalization & Devaluation of State Autonomy in Third World
Pramod Kumar Mishra: University of Delhi
Some Contrarian Perspectives on the Political Consequences of Globalization
David E. Apter: Yale University
Are Institutions More Important than Integration?
Syed M. Murshed: ISS and University of Birmingham
William V. Dunlap: Quinnipiac University
Aaron M. Fichtelberg: University of Delaware
John Carey: United Nations Law Reports
Panel
Exploring the Past to Anticipate Future Conflict: The Role of Competing Social Memories I
Chair
Mark A. Wolfgram, Oklahoma State University
Disc.
Martin O. Heisler, University of Maryland
Memory, Media and Politics
Jill A. Edy: University of Oklahoma
Unforgettable Justice: The Role of Memory in Post‐
Authoritarian Democracy
Paola Cesarini: Providence College
Memory Creation and Maintenance through Psychocultural Narratives and Dramas
Marc Howard Ross: Bryn Mawr College
High Infidelity: Political Memory, Imagination, and Conflict
Consuelo Cruz: Tufts University
Panel
Justice, Conflict and Globalization
Shlomi Dinar: Florida International University
All Dressed Up and Nowhere to Go? Securitization of Climate Change
Peace Studies
Human Rights
Chair
Richard Falk, Princeton University
Disc.
Disc.
Czeslaw Mesjasz, Cracow University of Economics
Hakan M. Seckinelgin, London School of Economics and Political Science
Humanity's Law
Ole Waever: University of Copenhagen
The Securitization of Health
Andrew Price‐Smith: Colorado College
Roundtable
Canadian‐US Relations Under a New American Administration
Ruti G. Teitel: New York Law School
Sponsor(s): Association For Canadian Studies In The United States
The ICC and Civil Society in Africa
Chair
Marlies Glasius: London School of Economics and Political Science
Justice and Security in Afghanistan
Carolyn C. James, Pepperdine University
Participant David G. Haglund, Queen's University
Participant Frank P. Harvey, Dalhousie University
Participant Douglas Nord, Western Washington University
Marika P. Theros: London School of Economics and Political Science
Global Civil Society and Transitional Justice
Iavor P. Rangelov: London School of Economics and Political Science
Security and the Environment: Causes, Consequences, and Alternatives
Panel
Commitments and Change: An Examination of the Relationships Between International Courts and States and the Future of International Justice Sponsor(s): Exploring the Past, Anticipating the Future (Theme)
Chair
Chair
Emilia Justyna Powell, Georgia Southern University
Disc.
Charlotte Ku, University of Illinois College of Law
Bargaining in the Shadow of International Courts: The Intersection of Domestic and International Law
Sara McLaughlin Mitchell: University of Iowa
Emilia Justyna Powell: Georgia Southern University
Credible Commitments and the International Criminal Court
Beth Ann Simmons: Harvard University
Panel
Insiders and Outsiders in the Westphalia System
Chair
Disc.
Thomas C. Walker, University at Albany ‐ State University of New York
Barbara Allen Roberson, University of Warwick
International Community": Observations of an "Essentially Contested Concept
Jochen Walter: University of Bielefeld
Norbert Elias and the Dynamics of the "Established" and "Outsiders" in the International System Ayse Zarakol: Washington and Lee University
The Expansion of European International Relations or Colonial Reflection? On the Extra‐European Origins of the Modern International System
Jordan Branch: University of California at Berkeley
Bourdieu and Institutional Change
Marcos Ancelovici: McGill University
Forum Shopping in Latin America: The Role of the OAS and the International Court of Justice in Border Dispute Resolution
Arturo C. Sotomayor: Naval Post‐Graduate School
Virginia L. DiGaetano: McGill University
Westphalian Eurocentrism: The Invention of International Society
Turan Kayaoglu: University of Washington
Legal Mergers: The Role of Supranational Courts in Shaping Panel
Domestic Law
Conflict and Cooperation over Marine Resources
Dana Zartner: Tulane University
Panel
Securitization (II): Causes, Consequences, and Alternatives
Peace Studies
Chair
Disc.
Embedded Emergencies: The Securitization of Moving People and Products in Transport Systems After 9/11
Timothy Wayne Luke: VPI & SU
Chair
Cullen Hendrix, University of North Texas
Disc.
Paul Richard Hensel, University of North Texas
Hot Stuff: Would Climate Change Alter Transboundary Water Sharing Treaties?
Ariel Dinar: University of California at Riverside
Stefan Ambec: Toulouse School of Economics
Designing Effective Access Controls for Small‐Scale Panel
Fisheries: An Institutional Comparative Study of Two Fishing Cyber‐Terrorism, National Security, and International Communities in the Gulf of California, Mexico
Communication
Xavier Basurto: Indiana University
Ana Cinti: The University of Arizona
Island Identity and Maritime Issue Management
Elizabeth Nyman: Florida State University
Beating Fishhooks into Spears? Civil Conflict, Crowding‐out Effects and Marine Fisheries, 1950‐2004
Cullen Hendrix: University of North Texas
Red Herrings? Fishing Disputes and Interstate Conflict
Jessica Weeks: Cornell University
Dara Cohen: Stanford University
Disc.
Margaret E. Kosal, Georgia Institute of Technology
Terrorism on the Internet: Is the Threat of Cyberterrorism More Hype Than Reality?
Paul Reilly: University of Glasgow
Motohiro Tsuchiya: Keio University
The Nature of Deception in Information Age War ‐ Experiences from First Gulf War, Anticipating Future
Jari Rantapelkonen: National Defence University
Panel
Analyzing Strategic Intelligence Analysis: Strengths and Weaknesses
The Global War on Terror and the Future of the Net: Legislative Responses to Terrorist Internet Use
Maura Conway: Dublin City University
The Iraq War ‘YouTube Style’: Mobilising en Masse?
Chair
Defense against Cyber Terrorism: Head War and Body War
Sarah M. Glaser: University of California, San Diego
Chair
Richard R. Valcourt, International Journal of Intelligence
Evaluating Intelligence: A Second Look At The National Intelligence Estimates In Advance Of The War In Iraq
Kristan J. Wheaton: Mercyhurst College
Words and Images of the Enemy in Cold War National Intelligence Estimates
Glenn Hastedt: James Madison University
Lisa McInerney: Dublin City University
Geopolitics in the (Very) Long‐Term
Chair
Disc.
Pseudo‐Wisdom and Intelligence Failures
Tamas Meszerics: Central European University
Conceptual Modeling: Missing Link In The Analytic Process Christopher K. Chase‐Dunn, University of California at Riverside
Christopher K. Chase‐Dunn, University of California at Riverside
Empires and Arabia: A Geopolitical Theory of the Early Muslim Conquest
Albert Bergesen: University of Arizona
Shannon L. Ferrucci: Mercyhurst College The Devil is in the Details: Looking to the Legal Profession for a Model of Authentic Dissent
The Power Configuration of the Central Civilization/World System, 100BC‐AD 1
David O. Wilkinson: University of California at Los Angeles
Robin V. Spivey: Intelligence
Panel
Panel
Feminist Security Studies: Gender and (Anti)‐War Activism: Thinking Outside the Uniform
Peace Studies
From Sea to Space: Major Power Rivalries
Joachim Karl Rennstich: Fordham University
Dynamical Feedbacks between Population Growth and Sociopolitical Instability
Peter Turchin: University of Connecticut
Panel
Chair
Nicole Detraz, Colorado State University
Disc.
Theresa A. Lund, Harvard Kennedy School
Public and Private Diplomacy: Their Effects on Foreign Policy
Peace and Disarmament and the Feminist Movement
Catia Cecilia Confortini: University of Southern California
Chair
Kathy R. Fitzpatrick, Quinnipiac University
“That Whole Gender Paradigm”: Iraq War Veterans Link Gender and Security
Disc.
Steven F. Jackson, Indiana University of Pennsylvania
(In)Security in the Arctic: Disrupting Hegemonic Power Relations in Canada’s North and Recognizing the Agency of Innu and Inuit Women
Lori Crowe: York University
Raging Against the (War) Machine: The Raging Grannies in Post‐9/11 North America
Jennifer L. Pedersen: University of Wales, Aberystwyth
The Banding Spirit Lives Forever: Communist China, Africa, and Transracial Political Solidarity
Vera L. Fennell: Lehigh University
Mixed Images: Beijing's Public Diplomacy Regarding the "Genocide Olympics" Campaigns
Courtney J. Richardson: Fletcher School, Tufts University
The Economic Consequences of Anti‐Americanism
Monti N. Datta: University of California at Davis
Domestic Political Accountability and Concessions in Public versus Private Diplomacy
Jonathan N. Brown: University of Maryland
Anthony Marcum: University of Maryland
Axel Heck: Johns Hopkins University
Panel
Intra‐State Conflicts
Gender and Peace‐making, Peace Keeping and Peace Building
Maria C. Hadjipavlou: University of Cyprus
Vivienne Jabri: King's College London
Diplomacy and War
Geoffrey Paul Sharp: University of Minnesota, Duluth
Domestic Politics and War
The Politics of Spoilers After Civil War
Kurt Taylor Gaubatz: Old Dominion University
Alliances and War
Patricia Ann Weitsman: Ohio University
Andrew G. Reiter: University of Wisconsin Madison
Civil Wars and International Crises: Actors, Issues and Magnitude
Hemda Ben‐Yehuda: Bar Ilan University
Meirav Mishali‐Ram: Bar‐Ilan University
Beyond the ‘Militant Attack’: Understanding Conflict Trends
in the Niger Delta by Disaggregating Data
Thomas H. Hansen: King's College London
The Power of Statelessness
Jakub Joachim Grygiel: SAIS JHU
Asymmetry and Strategy in Intra‐State Conflict
Livia Isabella Schubiger: University of Zurich
Intelligence in War
The Transformations of War and Peace
Gabi Schlag: Johann Wolfgang Goethe‐Universität
Chair
Disc.
Scott Gates: International Peace Research Institute, Oslo
John R. Ferris: University of Calgary
Humanitarian by “Pictorial Force” ‐ Visual Representations and the Public Diplomacy Strategy of the European Union in
Africa
Civil War/Domestic Conflict
Panel
Roundtable
NATO Now and the Future
Sponsor(s): Central and East European International Studies Association
Chair
Glen Segell, London Security Policy Study
Participant Sarah E. Kreps, Cornell University
Participant Kimberly Marten, Barnard College
Participant Edward Joseph Rhodes, Rutgers University
Participant Cynthia Roberts, Hunter College, City University of New York and Saltzman Institute on War and Peace Studies, Columbia University
Participant Gary Schaub, Jr., Air War College
Panel
Humanitarian Intervention and International Law
Global Health: Partnerships and Foundations
Chair
Disc.
Jon Western, Mount Holyoke College
Denese McArthur, South Texas College
Ethnic Conflict Resolution within the International Legal System
Tina Kempin Reuter: Christopher Newport University
United Nations and Humanitarian Intervention: Lessons from the Past
Cosmopolitan Ideals and Armed Coercion
Geoffrey Gordon: Vrije Universiteit
Military Intervention, the Media and, the Pursuit of Legitimacy
Laurent El Ghaoui: University of California at Berkeley
Sophie Clavier: San Francisco State University
Compendium Panel
Examining War and Peace: A Compendium Project Panel
Chair
Interventions/Uses of Force Short of War and Foreign Policy
Brandon Prins: University of Tennessee
Howard Adelman, Griffith University
Stephanie Doris Short, QUT
Coopting the Global Health Agenda: The Problematic Role of Partnerships and Foundations in Developing Priorities
Todd Faubion: University of Washington
Evaluating Global Health Partnerships: Implications for Global Health Governance
Becky Hamlin: The Open University
Omar Hernandez: WFUNA
Chair
Disc.
Aligning for Better Global Health: Principles of the Paris Declaration and the Fight Against Malaria
Elena Nora Hesselmann: Institute for Development and Peace
Private Foundations as Agents of Development in Global Health: What Kind of Impact Do they Have and How is the Impact to be Assessed?
Cornelia Ulbert: Universität Duisburg‐Essen
Brigitte Hamm: Universität Duisburg‐Essen
Panel
Past and Present in US Foreign and Security Policy
Chair
Disc.
Jeremy L. Wells, Louisiana State University
Maryann E. Gallagher, Emory University
Exploring the Past: American Scholarly Cold War Security Discourse and Re‐Writing the history of American IR Security Research
Helle Palu: University of Tampere
Aaron M. Rapport: University of Minnesota
Toward Blue Horizons: Air Force Requirements in 2030
John Geis: Air University
American‐Russian Relations in a Complex World: Old Powers, New Powers, Emerging Powers
Chair
Vidya Nadkarni, University of San Diego
Disc.
Darius Furmonavicius, University of Bradford
Participant Didier Chaudet, Sciences Po Paris
Participant Vidya Nadkarni, University of San Diego
Participant Luba Racanska, St. Johns University
Protecting the Turf We Stand On: Organizing for Homeland Security in the Post‐9/11 White House
David B. Cohen: University of Akron
Panel
Participant Tatiana A. Shakleina, Moscow State Institute of International Relations ‐ MGIMO, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia
Law and Society: Understanding the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY)
Chair
Disc.
Expanding the Norm of Accountability: Srebrenica’s Survivors, Collective Action and the ICTY
Panel
Energy Security and Development
Chair
Disc.
Paul A. Williams, Bilkent University
Paul A. Williams, Bilkent University
The Reemergence of Traditional Geopolitics and the Misreading of Future Energy Conflicts Susanne Peters: Kent State University Ohio
Lara Nettelfield: Simon Fraser University
Understanding the Milosevic Case: Legacies of an Unfinished Trial
Nena Tromp: University of Amsterdam
A Window on the Past: Historians and Social Scientists as Expert Witnesses at the ICTY
Richard A. Wilson: University of Connecticut
Milosevic and other Trials of Imperfection
Climate Change, Energy Politics, and Rising Powers
Joshua W. Busby: University of Texas at Austin
What are the International Security Implications of Global Warming?
Carmel Davis: University of Pennsylvania
Mind the Gap: Energy vs Climate Security or the Construction of Risk in International Political thought
Pedro M. Fonseca: Fonseca
Sir Geoffrey Nice, QC
Roundtable
Envisioning Occupation: Valuing the Future versus Planning
for Success
Panel
Maria J. Pereira: Technical University of Lisbon
Panel
Theoretical Contributions to IPE: The Role of Institutions
Renewal: US Foreign Policy in the New Administration II
Chair
Charles Hankla, Georgia State University
Disc.
Chair
The Formation of Trade Blocs: The Role of the Institutional Homogeneity
Disc.
Steven Hook, Kent State University
Leonardo Baccini: New York University
Veto Players and Exchange Rate Behavior
Michael G. Hall: University of Northern Iowa
Institutional Interdependence and Institutional Change Jennifer Dwyer: Hunter College
An Inviting Signal: Imperfect Information, Institutional Environments, and Increased Economic Exchange
Ryan G. Baird: University of Arizona
Renewing US Military and Defense Policies: Something Old, Something New
Peter Dombrowski: Strategic Research Department
The Future of US Foreign Economic Policy
I. M. Destler: University of Maryland
The Hyperpluralism of US Development Policy: Managing the Multiple Objectives of PEPFAR
Polly J. Diven: Grand Valley State University
From Exemptionalism to a Sustainable US Human Rights Policy
David P. Forsythe: University of Nebraska
US Global Environmental Policy in the Post‐Bush Era
Michael E. Kraft: University of Wisconsin‐Green Bay
Panel
The Impact of International Organizations on Identity Politics: Vehicle or Obstacle?
Aart A. Holtslag, University of Massachusetts Lowell
Disc.
Carolyn M. Stephensen, University of Hawaii at Manoa
International Organizations and Identity Politics across the North‐South Divide: What Role for Issue Framing and the Media?
Roger A. Coate: Georgia College & State University, University of South Carolina
Markus Thiel: Florida International University
Sustaining Cosmopolitanism: The Role of International Organizations in Hong Kong Wai‐man Lam: The University of Hong Kong
International Organizations, Identity Politics, and Human Rights in Ecuador
Manuela Lavinas Picq: Amherst College
Reshaping Romanian Identity Politics: The Impact of the OSCE, the Council of Europe, and the EU
Eloisa Vladescu: University of Miami
Panel
Empires Past, Present and Future II: European and American Prognoses
Chair
Noel Parker, Politics, University of Copenhagen
Disc.
The Tutelary Empire: US State‐ and Nation‐Building in the 19th Century
Stefan Heumann: University of Pennsylvania
Empire and International System
Liberal Fundamentals: Invisible, Invasive, Artful and Bloody Hands
David L. Blaney: Macalester College
Naeem Inayatullah: Ithaca College
Liberalism's Perpetual War and the End(s) of History
Tim S. DiMuzio: Trent University
Eternal Peace, Perpetual War? A Critical Investigation into Kant's Conceptualisation of War
Andreas Behnke: University of Reading
Panel
The Euro vs. the Dollar: Towards the End of the US Economic Hegemony?
Chair
Disc.
Alan Weston Cafruny, Hamilton College
The Euro Challenge to the Dollar: The Verdict from the Non‐
Western Elites
Miguel Otero: Oxford Brookes University
The Decline of the Dollar: Much Ado about Nothing?
Leila Simona Talani: University of Bath
Hubert Zimmermann: Universität Düsseldorf
EMU and the Euro‐Mediterranean dialogue: Trade interdependence between Mediterranean and Euro‐Area Countries
Giorgio Fazio: University of Palermo
A Reversal of Fortune? The (Un)likely Future of the US Dollar Maria N. Ivanova: New York University
Hendrik Spruyt: Northwestern University
Imperial Remnants and the Idea of Specialness
Kristin M. Haugevik: NUPI
Federation versus Empire: Which Path for Europe?
Magali Gravier: Copenhagen Business School
Contingent Sovereignty from Empire Lite to Post‐
Interventionary Governance MD34: Monday 2:15 PM ‐ 4:00 PM
Panel
Disaggregating the Incentives/Preferences for Conflict Management
Chair
Disc.
James M. Greig, University of North Texas
James M. Greig, University of North Texas
Intervention without Leverage: The Political Determinants of Weak Mediation
Colleen Bell: University of Bristol
The (Non‐)Wars of Empire
Erzsebet Strausz: University of Wales, Aberystwyth
Gergely Romsics: Hungarian Institute of International Affairs
America and Europe: Two Contrasting or Parallel Empires?
Jan Zielonka: University of Oxford
Panel
Revisiting Liberal Internationalism I: Theory and History
Chair
Disc.
Liberalism: Principled or Hypocritical
The External Preferences of the Eurozone
Beate Jahn: University of Sussex
Barry Hindess: Australian National University
Chair
John Locke, Liberalism, and International Relations
Kyle Clark Beardsley: Emory University
Mediator Bias and the Termination of Civil Wars
Burcu Savun: University of Pittsburgh
Role of International Community in Improving Relations
Resat Bayer: Koc University
The Impact of Domestic Incentives on Negotiations
Faten Ghosn: University of Arizona
Incentives for Talking: Accepting Mediation in International and Civil Wars Opening the Gates: Assessing the Impact of ‘New’ Foundations on Health and Development
Joanna C. Chataway: The Open University
Molly Melin: University of California at Davis
Rebecca Hanlin: Open University
Panel
International Organization and Human Rights
Chair
Eric K. Leonard, Shenandoah University
Disc.
Ann Marie Clark, Purdue University
Structures, Actors and Ideas in the International Development of Intellectual Property Rights ‐ A Process‐
Analysis
Johannes Marx: Johannes‐Gutenberg‐University Mainz
Impunity Beyond Borders?: Canada and the International Criminal Court
Mona Kayal: University of Quebec in Montreal
The EU as a 'Civilian Model': The CSCE Origins
Kai R. Hebel: University of Oxford
Jason Lyall, Princeton University
Disc.
Panel
Infectious Diseases and Threat Responses in Asia
Sponsor(s): Hong Kong Political Science Association
Health and Human Security in East Asia: Issues and Challenges Mely C. Anthony: Nanyang Technological University
China’s Response to Epidemics: Insights from the English School
Elizabeth Wishnick: Montclair State University
Panel
Exploring the Past and Anticipating the Future in Senior Capstone Courses
Bridging the Strategic Gap: An Assessment of Israel's Performance during the July 2006 War against Hezbollah Raphaelle L. Camilleri: King's College London
Private Mobilization and Democracy: Lessons from the US in
Iraq
Deborah Avant: University of California at Irvine
The Determinants of Military Mechanization
Todd S. Sechser: University of Virginia
Elizabeth Saunders: George Washington University
Why the US will Continue to Fight Small Wars…Poorly
Jonathan Caverley: University of Chicago
Yanzhong Huang: Seton Hall University
Panel
Military Force Structure and Warfighting Strategy
Chair
Eleanor O'Gorman: Centre of International Studies, University of Cambridge
Assessing Health Security Threats in Asia
Tobias MJ Lenz: University of Oxford
Shaking the Earth? New Foundations and the Potential to Transform International Aid
Chair
Disc.
Amy E. Eckert, Metropolitan State College of Denver
Easier Said Than Done? Challenges of Student Engagement in a Senior Capstone on Conflict Management
Patrick Haney: Miami University
My So Called Life: Memoir Writing as Senior Project
Brian D. Ripley: Mercyhurst College
Tina M. Fryling: Mercyhurst College
Developing Global Citizenship: Service Learning In a Capstone Course
Lynn M. Kuzma: University of Southern Maine
Panel
New Actors and Strategies in the Fight Against Poverty
Panel
Walter Benjamin, Aesthetics and International Relations
Chair
Valerie Percival, Carleton University
Chair
Martin Weber, University of Queensland
Disc.
Valerie Percival, Carleton University
Disc.
Foundations and International Development ‐ New Actors of Global Change?
Helen Yanacopulos: The Open University
Privatizing Responsibility: The Global Governance of Poverty under Advanced Liberalism
Suzan M. Ilcan: University of Windsor
Anita Lacey: The University of Auckland
Millennium Development Goals and the Politics of Poverty Reduction
Paul J. Nelson: University of Pittsburgh
The Spatial Architectonics of International Political Economy: Work, Body, Aesthetics
Matt Davies: Newcastle University
Necro‐Aesthetics and Public Life in Post‐War Japan
Ritu Vij: SIS/American University
Visual Economy and Aesthetic Resistance: Some Reflections
Rolando Vazquez Melken: Roosevelt Academy Middelburg
‘Regularisation’: Reconceptualising Stability and Change in Advanced Capitalism
Claes A. Belfrage: University of Swansea
The Aesthetics of Xenophobia: A Different Story of the EU Enlargement
Anca M. Pusca: Goldsmiths, University of London
Panel
Perceptions and Misperceptions in Sino‐Japanese Relations
Sara Kalm: Lunds University
From Cooperation to Violence: Mutations of State Power and the Case of Female Migrant Workers in Istanbul, Turkey
Mine Eder: Bogazici University
Chair
Disc.
Exporting Labour, Exporting Citizens: Analyzing the Government of Citizenship in an Emigration Context
Hiroki Takeuchi, Southern Methodist University
Peter Hays Gries, University of Oklahoma
Militarism, Knowledge, and Representation: Making Sense of the Changes in Japan’s Global Security Policies in the 1990s
Themes in the Emerging Field of 'Political Economy of the Environment'
Chair
Yukari Ito: Florida International University
Perceptions and Misperceptions of Power: The Structural Dilemma in Sino‐Japanese Relations
Dong Wang: University of California at Los Angeles
Perceptions and Misperceptions of Domestic Politics in Sino
Japanese Relations
Hiroki Takeuchi: Southern Methodist University
Problems of National Identity and Trust in Sino‐Japanese Relations
Leif‐Eric Easley: Harvard University
Perception Gap in Sino‐Japanese Economic Relations
Min Ye: Boston University
Panel
Cities and Global Governance III: Foreign Policy Sponsor(s): Comparative Interdisciplinary Studies
Chair
Mark Amen, University of South Florida
Disc.
Ivani Vassoler, State University of New York
Panel
Disc.
Alastair Iles, Environmental Science, Policy & Management
Anna Zalik, York University, FES
Legalizing Illegal Timber in Guyana: Imbricated State and International Networks Subverting Laws and Policies
Janette P. Bulkan: Colby College
Producing Resource Use: Political Economy in the Chemical Industry
Alastair Iles: Environmental Science, Policy & Management
Emerging Sites of Environmental Governance and the State:
Sustainable Fisheries, the World Trade Organization and the
Marine Stewardship Council
Elizabeth Havice: University of California‐Berkeley
The Political Economy of Wildland Fire: Timber Capital and the Managerial Crises of the State
Mark Hudson: Northern Arizona University
Panel
Minorities, Integration, and Comparative Politics in Western Europe
The International Activities of Brazilian Local Governments: Sponsor(s): Ethnicity, Nationalism, & Migration Studies
A Foreign Policy Analysis
Monica Salomon: Pontifícia Universidade Católica de Rio de Janeiro
The Emergence of Cross‐Border Regions and Canadian – United States Relations
Emmanuel Brunet‐Jailly: University of Victoria, B.C. Canada
Glocalization and Fragmenting Federalism: US Cities in the Crossfire
Harry I. Chernotsky: University of North Carolina at Charlotte
Heidi H. Hobbs: North Carolina State University
United States Municipal Foreign Policy
Karen L. Dolan: Institute for Policy Studies
Panel
Borders and the Creation of Mobile Subjects
Chair
Benjamin J. Muller, Simon Fraser University
Disc.
Mark Salter, University of Ottawa
Governing Mobility: Technology, Surveillance and Citizenship
Kim Rygiel: McMaster University
Visualizing Migration and Divided Societies
Christopher Alderson: Carleton University
Chair
Leah A. Haus, Vassar College
Disc.
Terri E. Givens, University of Texas at Austin
The Success and Failure of Integration Policy in France, Britain and the United States
Martin A. Schain: New York University
Defending the Rights of British Muslim Women: “Honor” Murders and the Cultural Defense in England
Sylvia Maier: New York University
Minorities, Integration, and School History Curricula: The Role of Historical Legacies in Explaining Policy Variation between England and France
Leah A. Haus: Vassar College
Is Muslim the New Black? Public Attitudes and Ethno‐Racial Hierarchies in Britain and France
Erik J. Bleich: Middlebury College
In Defense of the New Working Class? Immigrant Workers and Labor Union Embeddedness
Erika Wilkens: Maxwell School of Syracuse University
Panel
Will Democratization in Post Communist Area be Succeeded under the Globalization, EU Enlargement, and increasing Nationalism? ‐ In Russia, Central Europe, Balkan, and Black Sea Region
Chair
Disc.
Disc.
Dimitrios C. Triantaphyllou, University of the Aegean and International Centre for Black Sea Studies
Nikolaj Kocev, University of National and World Economy, Aoyama Gakuin University
Jenifer Whitten‐Woodring, University of Southern California
Democratization of Former Yugoslavia and Nation Building including Kosovo
IPE as a Global Conversation: A Roundtable on the Routledge Handbook of IPE
Chair
Mark Blyth, Johns Hopkins University
Participant Walden Flores Bello, University of the Philippines
Participant Ben Clift, University of Warwick
Participant Benjamin J. Cohen, University of California at Santa Barbara
Participant Nicolas Jabko, SciencesPo, Paris
Participant Ben Rosamond, University of Warwick
Participant Jason Sharman, Griffith University
Keiichi Kubo: Waseda University
Roundtable
Poster Session
Democratization of Central Europe and the Frontier of Enlarged EU‐Conflict between the EU Interest and National Sponsor(s): International Organization
Interest
Disc.
Dexter Boniface, Rollins College
Kumiko Haba: Aoyama Gakuin University, Tokyo
European Identity and Democracy of the EU
Ryoko Yoshino: Soka University
Susanne Alldén: Umea University
Black Sea Regional Cooperation: Potentially viable or a victim of deep‐rooted antagonisms?
Dimitrios C. Triantaphyllou: University of the Aegean and International Centre for Black Sea Studies
Do As I Say, Don’t Do As I Do: International Interventions and Norm Diffusion
Panel
Regional Security Challenges in Europe
Chair
Rikard Bengtsson, Lund University, Sweden
Disc.
Munevver Cebeci, Marmara University
A European Security and Defense Policy Domain? Testing the Transgovernmentalist Thesis
Frederic Merand: University of Montreal
The Process of Europeanization in Croatia
Teresa Maria Cierco: University Lusiada
In Search of the Drivers of European Security and Defence Policy: Bringing Domestic Politics Back In
Benjamin Pohl: Universiteit Leiden
The Role of the European Security and Defence Policy in Today’s International System: Facilitating Change or Continuity?
Anna Maria Johansson: University of Bristol
Louise Olsson: Uppsala University
Rivalry Management across Regime Types: Institutions, Networks and CBMs in Action
Andreas Hasenclever: Universität Tübingen
Eva M. Gottwald: Universität Tübingen
Ben Kamis: Universität Tübingen
China and Russia in the post‐Cold War UN Security Council: Obstructors or Sentinels of Global Security?
David Mickler: Murdoch University
Time Stands Still: United Nations Peacekeeping Operations and Institutional Challenges, beyond the Cold War Divide
Carlos Frederico Pereira da Silva Gama: Pontificia Universidade
Catolica do Rio de Janeiro
Poster Session
Terrorism, Law Enforcement, and Regional Dynamics of Foreign Policy
Disc.
Aaron Michael Hoffman, Purdue University
American Policy and Creation of Kosovo State
Radovan Vukadinovic: University of Zagreb
Lidija Cehulic: The Atlantic Council of Croatia
Change and Continuity in International Terror Crises, 1918‐
2005 Lubov Levin: Bar Ilan University, Israel
Investigating Macroscopic Transition of Japanese Foreign Policy after World War II by Quantitative Text Analysis: Focusing on the References to Regional/Country Names
Takafumi Suzuki: University of Tokyo
Implementation of Digital and e. Investigation Techniques in Law Enforcement Agencies in Pakistan
Irfan Hyder Sahito: Police
Poster Session
ME03: Monday 4:15 PM ‐ 6:00 PM
Roundtable
Identities: Civilization, Nation, Citizen
Forecasting International Relations and Foreign Policy
Civilization as Identity
James Joseph Frueh: Bridgewater College
Memory, Nation, and Sociational Constructivism
Kazuya Fukuoka: Saint Joseph's University
Northern Irish Identity and Scottish Football: Sport, Nationalism and International Relations
Katharine L. Winstanley: McMaster University
Panel
Feeling Politics: Emotion in International Relations
Chair
Patrick James, University of Southern California
Participant Bruce J. Bueno de Mesquita, New York University/Stanford University
Participant Ibrahim Ozgur Ozdamar, University of Economics and Technology
Participant Philip Andrew Schrodt, University of Kansas
Business Meeting of Title VI Project Directors (Part 2)
Chair
Chair
Mira Sucharov, Carleton University
Disc.
Maja Zehfuss, University of Manchester
Roundtable
Innovative Panel
The Democratic Peace and Its Discontents: Repression, Crisis Management Exercise: Iran
Projection, and the “Narcissism of Minor Differences” in the Sponsor(s): Active Learning in International Affairs
US War on Terror
ISA Innovative Panel
Wesley W. Widmaier: St. Joseph's University
Not a “Fröhliche Wissenschaft”: On the Seriousness of the Academic Discipline of IR
Brent J. Steele: University of Kansas
Ontological Dissonance, Identities in Clash and the Israeli Unilateral Steps towards the Palestinians, 2003‐2006
Amir Lupovici: The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Why They Don't Hate Us: The Ontological Conceits of 'Anti‐
Americanism'
Andrew A. G. Ross: Ohio University
Mira Sucharov: Carleton University
Panel
Religion and Secularism in International Politics
Chair
Jack Snyder, Columbia University
Disc.
Religious Actors and Transitional Justice
Leslie Vinjamuri: SOAS, University of London
Aaron P. Boesenecker: Georgetown University
Secularism and IR Theory
Elizabeth Hurd: Northwestern University
The Rise and Fall of Secularism in International Relations
Timothy Shah: Council on Foreign Relations
James Daniel Philpott: University of Notre Dame
Sinners in the Hands of an Angry ICC
Stephen J. Hopgood: SOAS, University of London
Carol J. Lancaster: Georgetown University
Former NSA, SIS, ODCIA, ODNI
William M. Nolte: University of Maryland
US Vice President
Fatemeh Darabi: Eastern Mennonite University
Director of National Intelligence
Arthur Steven Hulnick: Boston University
Good Jews, Bad Jews: Guilt and the Psychology of Israel Advocacy
Evangelicals and US Foreign Policy
Loch K. Johnson: University of Georgia
CIA Officer in Residence
Oded Löwenheim: Hebrew University of Jerusalem
US President
Secretary of State
Daniel Wessner: Eastern Mennonite University
Secretary of Defense
James J. Wirtz: Naval Postgraduate School
Ambassador to the United Nations
Cynthia L. Irvin: RTI International
Swiss Ambassador to Iran
Stefan Brem: Federal Office for Civil Protection, Switzerland
Press Secretary
Michael Andregg: University of St. Thomas
Panel
Exploring the Past to Anticipate Future Conflict: The Role of Competing Social Memories II
Chair
Paola Cesarini, Providence College
Disc.
Bo Rothstein, University of Gothenburg
Reframed History as Hindrance to Democratic Reforms: The
Case of Serbia
Vladimir Matic: Clemson University
Memorial Fragments, Monumental Silences and Re‐
Awakenings in Twenty‐First Century Chile
Katherine Hite: Vassar College
What Can War Crimes Trials Teach? Mark A. Wolfgram: Oklahoma State University
Theoretical Reflections on Memory, Ethnicity and Democratic Transition
Eric M. Davis: Rutgers University
Roundtable
IPE Outstanding Public Scholar: Frances Moore Lappé
Chair
The UN Peacebuilding Commission and Implementation of Security Council Resolution 1325 on Women, Peace and Security
Torunn L. Tryggestad: International Peace Research Institute, Oslo
Security Discourse as a Political Framework for Action: A Comparative analysis of Children and Women in the UN Security Council
Natalie Florea Hudson: University of Dayton
The Role of Gender in Post‐Conflict Restructuring and Peacekeeping
Gabriella Tempestoso‐Bednar: Claremont Graduate University
Hasmet Uluorta, University of Miami
Roundtable
Participant Walden Flores Bello, University of the Philippines
Participant Robin Broad, American University
Quebec Looks at the United States After the November Election
Participant Barry Gills, Newcastle University
Sponsor(s): Association For Canadian Studies In The United States
Participant Frances M. Lappe, 2009 Outstanding Public Scholar Award honoree
Panel
Regional Perspectives on Preventing Mass Atrocities: Advancing the Responsibility to Protect in the Asia Pacific
Chair
Disc.
Alex Bellamy, University of Queensland
Problems and Prospects for Advancing R2P in Southeast Asia
Noel M. Morada: University of the Philippines
Protection of Civilians and the Responsibility to Protect: Perspectives and Precedents in ASEAN
Charles T. Hunt: University of Queensland
Strengthening China’s Role in Protecting Populations from Mass Atrocity Crimes
Participant Frederick Gagnon, University of Quebec at Montreal
Participant Stephane Roussel, Universite du Quebec a Montreal
Non‐Traditional Security and R2P: Finding Convergence in Advancing Human Security in Southeast Asia
Mely C. Anthony: Nanyang Technological University
Whose ASEAN? ‐ ASEAN Charter and ASEAN’s Double Crisis
Muhadi Sugiono: Jurusan Ilmu Hubungan Internasionl
Panel
Gendering the United Nations: Developments in Politics, Mainstreaming, and Security
The Diffusion of Liberalism
Chair
Deborah Boucoyannis, Harvard University
Disc.
Beth Ann Simmons, Harvard University
From Anarchy to Confederacy: Toward a Liberal Theory of International Politics
Quddus Z. Snyder: University of Maryland
Managing Risk Within International Society: Situational Prevention and the Promotion of Liberalism
William F. Clapton: Murdoch University
Umut Aydin: Bogazici University
Geographical Limitations on the Utility of Investment Liberalization
Jude C. Hays: University of Illinois
Clint Peinhardt: University of Texas at Dallas
Disc.
Panel
Conflict and Cooperation over the Environment
Chair
Panel
The International Diffusion of Competition Laws
Sarah E. Teitt: University of Queensland
Chair
Douglas Nord, Western Washington University
Participant Jean‐Christophe Boucher, Laval University
Chair
Joerg Balsiger, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology
Peace Studies
Disc.
Disc.
Indra De Soysa, Norwegian University of Science and Technology
Charlotte G. Patton, York College, City University of New York
Ellie Christine Schemenauer, University of Wisconsin‐
Whitewater
UNSCR 1325 and Islam in Afghanistan
Kate McInturff: Peacebuild
Greedy Outsiders or the Rentier Effect? Natural Resource Abundance and International Conflict Onset
Elnur Soltanov: Texas Tech University
Toward a Viral Theory of Global Public Goods Provision
Mark Allen Boyer: University of Connecticut
Laggards, Frontrunners, and the Happy Ending: Why Is Environmental Regulation Less Costly Than Expected?
Johannes Urpelainen: University of Michigan
Federal Commitments: Political Decentralization and Environmental Treaty Compliance
Mark Axelrod: Michigan State University
John R. Mathiason: Syracuse University
Internet Governance: Why Plato Is Still Relevant
Konstantinos Komaitis: University of Strathclyde
What is Being Controlled on the Internet?
Panel
Intelligence Sharing and Cooperation
J. P. Singh: Georgetown University
Sarah Anne‐Elizabeth Thompson: Georgetown University
Disc.
Thinking Globally at the IGF and Acting Locally: The National‐Global Nexus
Panel
William J. Lahneman, Towson University
Rethinking Civil‐Military Relations Theory
The Obsolescent Wall: Foreign Intelligence Surveillance in a Sponsor(s): International Security Studies
Transnational Age
Chair
Sharon K. Weiner, American University
Rebecca Sanders: University of Toronto
Disc.
Parliamentary Scrutiny and Judicial Oversight of European Police and Intelligence Co‐operation
Claudia Hillebrand: University of Wales, Aberystwyth
Intelligence Sharing and the Democratic Peace
Thomas O'Neill
David M. Hauser: West Virginia University
Panel
Feminist Security Studies: Approaches and Methods
Chair
Lori Crowe, York University
Disc.
Kristen Williams, Clark University
War, Sense, and Security
Christine Sylvester: Lancaster University
Rethinking Security: Intersectionality and Beyond
Melanie Richter‐Montpetit: York University
Gendering Security: Ontology, Epistemology and Methods
Laura J. Shepherd: University of Birmingham
The Politics of Feminist Security Studies
Annick T.R. Wibben: University of San Francisco
Panel
Control and Governance of the Internet: Beyond Realism vs. Internationalism
Chair
Disc.
Ralf Bendrath, Delft University of Technology
Milton L. Mueller, Syracuse University
Capital Strikes Back: How the Internet Facilitates the Centralization and Concentration of Capital
Ryan Kiggins: University of Florida
Securing Critical Internet Resources: Influence and Control of Internet Standards Through Delegation and Social Networks
Brenden Kuerbis: Syracuse University
Global Technology Trends, Transnational Market Forces, and National Regulation: The Case of Internet Traffic Monitoring by Deep Packet Inspection
Ralf Bendrath: Delft University of Technology
Roger Petersen, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
The Peacekeeper and the State: The Civil‐Military Relations of Peacekeeping and the Agenda of Security Sector Reform
Pedro T. Fontoura: Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeir
Political Strategies of the Military in Democracies Risa A. Brooks: Northwestern Univerisity
Civil‐Military Relations Theory and the State
Brian D. Taylor: Syracuse University
The Soldier and the Global Village: Hypotheses on the Transnational Control of the Military Pascal Vennesson: European University Institute
The Fakhruddin Interregnum in Bangladesh: Military Rule in
Civilian Mask Sayeed Ahmed: Northern Arizona University
Panel
Leaders, Institutions, and Foreign Policymaking
Chair
Disc.
Preferences and Ethnic Bargaining: War as a Rational Choice
Shale Horowitz: University of Wisconsin ‐ Milwaukee
Min Ye: Coastal Carolina University
‘La Rage de Vouloir Conclure’: The Effect of State Institutions on Conflict Behavior
Genevieve Kehoe: University of South Carolina
Aid and Comfort to the Enemy: Public Opinion, Cost Sensitivity and Interstate War
Art A. Maxwell: University of Pittsburgh
Action Dispensability and Actor Dispensability in Foreign Policymaking: Shimon Peres and the French Connection (1953‐1958)
Guy Ziv: St. Mary's College of Maryland
Panel
Changing Picture of the Korean Peninsula Sponsor(s): Association of Korean Political Studies
Chair
Disc.
Jungmin Seo, University of Hawaii at Manoa
Jungmin Seo, University of Hawaii at Manoa
Emerging Multiculturalism in Korea: Competing Discourses ME22: Monday 4:15 PM ‐ 6:00 PM
Panel
of Inclusion and Exclusion
An Idea Grown Old? Tracing the Transformation of the State Dong‐Jin Jang: Yonsei University
in Security Politics
Min‐Hyuk Hwang: Yonsei University
Ethno‐Nationalism and Migrant Workers’ Mobilization in Korea
Chair
Yoonkyung Lee: Binghamton University, State University of New York
Disc.
A Transition from a Limited Access Order to an Open Access
Order: The Case of South Korea
Jong‐sung You: University of California at San Diego
They Fight Back: Comparing Protests of South Korean Workers, Students, and Peasants
Taehyun Nam: Salisbury University
Panel
Disc.
Civilian Protection – What’s left of the Norm?
Stuart Gordon: RMA Sandhurst
Formalistic Fictions: Democratic Accountability and Practices Ordering Security
Anna Leander: Copenhagen Business School
The Informalization of Security Policy: A Morphological Approach to the Study of Counterinsurgency and Counterterrorism
Christopher Daase: University of Munich
Georgios Kolliarakis: Ludwig‐Maximilians Universitaet Munich
Freeing Force from Legal Constraint
Panel
Managing AIDS/HIV: What Works Better?
Jim Whitman: Bradford University
Undermining International Humanitarian Law and Democratic Governance
Sarah E. Perrigo: University of Bradford
Compendium Panel
From the Past to the Future of International Studies: A Compendium Project Panel
Dimitris Stevis, Colorado State University
Historical Trajectories of Intenational Environmental Politics
Dimitris Stevis: Colorado State University
The Idea of Interdisciplinarity: Its Meaning and Consequences
Raymond C. Miller: San Francisco State University
International Relations and the Study of History
Constantinos Koliopoulos: Panteion University
The Historical Expansion of International Society
Barry Buzan: London School of Economics and Political Science
Richard Little: University of Bristol
History of Human Rights
Micheline Ishay: Micheline Ishay
Peace Research: An Intellectual History
Carolyn M. Stephensen: University of Hawaii at Manoa
The End of Bipolarism and the Post Cold War World
Vidya Nadkarni: University of San Diego
Bernhard Zangl: Institut fuer Interkulturelle und Internationale
Studien, University of Bremen
Anna Geis: Peace Research Institute Frankfurt
Bjorn Wilhelm Muller‐Wille: Royal Military Academy Sandhurst
Chair
Philipp Genschel: Jacobs University Bremen
Nicole Deitelhoff: University of Technology, Darmstadt
From ‘Total War’ to ‘Total Operations’ – Contemporary Doctrine and Adherence to IHL
Transformation of the State: From Monopolist to Manager of Authority
Securing the State, Undermining Democracy: Internationalization and Privatization of Western Militaries
The Geneva Conventions Under Assault
Chair
Nicole Deitelhoff, University of Technology, Darmstadt
Lothar Brock, Peace Research Institute Frankfurt
Chair
Disc.
The Political Determinants of HIV/AIDS in Developing Countries
Dollie S. Davis: University of Southern California
The Power of Norms in AIDS Politics: The Bottom‐Up Approach in Global AIDS funding of the United States
Youngsoo Kim: Purdue University
Government Structures and HIV/AIDS – A Comparative Study
Martin Sjöstedt: University of Gothenburg
Anna M. Persson: University of California at Los Angeles
Prevention of Parent to Child Transmission of HIV ‐
Programmes
Nina Verma: Army Hospital Research and Referral, Delhi Cantt
Collaboration, Cooptation, and the New Interest Regime in Brazil: Negotiating AIDS Policy from 1983 to 2008
Jessica J. Rich: University of California at Berkeley
Panel
Conflict and Cooperation over International Rivers
Chair
Paul Richard Hensel, University of North Texas
Disc.
Jaroslav Tir, University of Georgia
Negotiating Bilateral and Multilateral Agreements over International Rivers
Sara McLaughlin Mitchell: University of Iowa
Neda Zawahri: Cleveland State University
Islamic Finance in Malaysia and Britain: Cultural Political Economy or Business as Usual?
Lena Rethel: University of Warwick
The Global War on Terror and Islamic Finance
The Effectiveness of Negotiations over International River Claims
Paul Richard Hensel: University of North Texas
Marit Brochmann: University of Oslo and CSCW, PRIO
Volume vs. Hostility of Interaction in International River Basins
Havard Hegre: Peace and Research Institute Oslo (PRIO)
Ibrahim A. Warde: Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy
The European Union: Emergent Player in the Post‐Communist Space?
Chair
Disc.
Marit Brochmann: University of Oslo and CSCW, PRIO
Scarcity, Cooperation, and Transboundary Rivers: An Empirical Assessment of International Water Treaties
Sharon Pardo, Ben‐Gurion University of the Negev
Business, Government and EU Accession: Towards a Model of Institutional Change
Elena Iankova: Cornell University
Shlomi Dinar: Florida International University
Elena Iankova: Cornell University
Shadows of the Past: Hydro‐Politics in Southern Africa, the Orange and Okavango Rivers Antoinette Sebastian: University of Maryland
Panel
Transitional Justice: International Criminal Law and the International Criminal Court
Chair
Beth K. Dougherty, Beloit College
Disc.
Ruti G. Teitel, New York Law School
Child Soldiers, Individual Agency, and International Criminal
Law
Mark A. Drumbl: Washington & Lee University
Determinants of Attitudes toward the EU in the Post‐
Communist Central and Eastern European Countries and Turkey
Cigdem Kentmen: Izmir University of Economics
The EU and Corruption in New Members States
Rachel Vanderhill: Wheaton College
Governing the Eastern Borders of the European Union: Between External Governance and Securitization
Oliver F. Schmidtke: University of Victoria
EU‐Russian Relations and the Common Spaces Initiative: A Case of Europeanisation from Below? Graham Timmins: University of Stirling
Complementarity in the Line of Fire: The ‘Catalysing Effect’ ME28: Monday 4:15 PM ‐ 6:00 PM
Applying Power Transition Theory
of the Rome Statute’s Admissibility Criteria in Sudan
Ugandan Traditional Leaders on Complementarity
Chair
Joanna R. Quinn: The University of Western Ontario
The Culture of Law: Understanding the Influence of Legal Tradition on Transitional Justice in Post‐Conflict Societies
Dana Zartner: Tulane University
Panel
The Political Economy of Islamic Finance
Chair
Timothy John Sinclair, University of Warwick
Disc.
Disc.
Embodied Geographies of Islamic Financial Regulation
Michael E. Samers: University of Kentucky
Jane S. Pollard: Newcastle University
Transnational Governance for Islamic Finance: Tensions with Harmonization and Difference
Heather D. McKeen‐Edwards: Bishop's University
The Cultural Political Economy of Islamic Finance Andre Broome: University of Birmingham
Panel
Sarah MH Nouwen: Cambridge University
Panel
Disc.
Brock Tessman, University of Georgia
Patterns of Deception: Why and How Rising States Cloak their Power
Arnd Plagge: Yale University
The Effect of Satisfaction Inconsistency between Global and
Regional Levels on Regional Conflicts
Wooksung Kim: Seoul National University
Choong‐Nam Kang: University of Texas at Tyler
Civil‐Military Relations and Negotiated Settlements in Insurgencies
Terence Lee: National University of Singapore
Resource Endowment and Power Transition
Tamas Golya: University of Oregon
Panel
The European Union as a Global Power
Chair
Disc.
Walter Carlsnaes, Uppsala University
Walter Carlsnaes, Uppsala University
The EU, China and the United States: Institutions, Power and Norms in Bi‐Multilateral Commercial Relations
Michael H. Smith: Loughborough University
The European Union in the EPA‐Negotiations: Driven by Norms or ‘Realities’?
Ole Elgstrom: University of Lund
Interregionalism or Merely a Fourth Level Game?: An Examination of the EU‐ASEAN Relationship
David Frederic Camroux: CERI ‐ Sciences Po
EU‐Latin America: Patterns, Priorities and Pitfalls of Interregionalism beyond Lima
Franziska Bopp: University of Cologne
Power for Peace? Ethical Perspectives of the EU's Global Role
Lisbeth Britt‐Marie Aggestam: University of Bath
Alice Anna Oeter: University of Cologne
Panel
Revisiting Liberal Internationalism II: Reproducing the Liberal The EU as an international Actor in the Field of Religion and World Order
Politics: a Case of Normative Power?
Henrik Larsen: University of Copenhagen
Normative Power Europe (Once More) : A Conceptual and Empirical Analysis
Tuomas A. Forsberg: University of Tampere
Panel
International Cooperation and Migration
Michael W. Doyle, Columbia University
Disc.
Robert O. Keohane, Princeton University
Eyes Wide Shut: The Curious Silence of The Law of Peoples on Questions of Immigration and Citizenship
Robert W. Glover: University of Connecticut
Global Mobility Regimes: A Conceptual Reframing
Reynold Koslowski: University of Albany
Interdependence and International Cooperation on Migration
Chris Rudolph: American University
Yale H. Ferguson, Rutgers University
Liberal Internationalism and the Order vs Liberty Paradox
Linda S. Bishai: United States Institute of Peace
Too Close for Comfort: Arms Trade NGOs and the (Re)production of Liberal World Order
'New' International Liberalism, Neoconservatism and Legacies of the 'New' Imperium: Bodies of Desire, Terror, and the War in Eurasia
Anna M. Agathangelou: York University
Cosmopolitan Modernity and the Postcolonial World
Postmodern Subjectivities, Ethical Problematizations, Liberal Affinities
Rosemary E. Shinko: Bucknell University
International Cooperation in the Refugee Regime: Lessons for Global Migration Governance
Alexander Betts: University of Oxford
Panel
International Relations Theory and Comparative Economic Integration: New Frontiers of Research
Panel
The EU as a Global Actor in a ‘Post‐American World’: Multilateralism, Bilateralism or Interregionalism? (A MERCURY
FP 7 Panel)
Chair
Disc.
Lorenzo Fioramonti, University of Pretoria and Bologna
Emil J. Kirchner, University of Essex
Disc.
Beate Jahn, University of Sussex
Disc.
Anna Stavrianakis: University of Sussex
Chair
Chair
The EU's Search for an Efficient Institutional Architecture for Effective Multilateralism
Wolfgang Th Wessels: University of Cologne
Wulf H. Reiners: University of Cologne
Europe in the World – Bilateral Diplomacy, ‘Joined‐up Diplomacy’, and EU Representation
David D.F. Rijks: University of Cambridge
Humanitarian Diplomacy: Multilateralism, the European Union and the United States
Caroline Bouchard: University of Edinburgh
Chair
Disc.
Kathleen Hancock, University of Texas San Antonio
Jeannette Money, University of California Davis
Disc.
Katja Weber, Georgia Institute of Technology
Network Governance and European Union ‐ Efficiency, Effectiveness, Legitimacy, and Democracy
M. Leann Brown: University of Florida
Resisting the Magnetic Pull: Why States Refuse to Join Popular Economic Integration Accords
Kathleen Hancock: University of Texas San Antonio
Principal‐Agent Analysis and International Delegation: Red Herrings, Theoretical Clarifications, and Empirical Disputes
Mark A. Pollack: Temple University
National Identity and the Construction of Regionalism in the
Elite Press of South Asia
Kishore C. Dash: Thunderbird School of Global Management
'Joint‐Decision Trap' In Comparative Perspective: The Cases Of The EU And Mercosur
Andrea Ribeiro Hoffman: Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro
Carlos E. Pinto: IRI/ PUC‐Rio
Panel
James H. Lebovic: George Washington University
Non‐State Actors in Conflict
Chair
Disc.
The Challenges of Asymmetric Conflict: Lessons from Iraq
R. William Ayres, Elizabethtown College
A New Database on Pro‐Government Armed Groups
Panel
Conceptualizing the Politics of "Development as Emancipation
Chair
Siba Grovogui, Johns Hopkins University
Neil J. Mitchell: University of Aberdeen
Disc.
Siba Grovogui, Johns Hopkins University
Sabine Carey: University of Nottingham & CSCW/PRIO
Biopolitics of Resistance in the South American Andes
Cristina Rojas: Carleton University
William Lowe: University of Nottingham
Reciprocation in Disputes between Governments and Dissident Groups
Katherine Barbieri: University of South Carolina
Ranan Davud Kuperman: University of Haifa
Strategies of Violence in Multi‐Party Conflicts
Jessica Stanton: University of Pennsylvania
David E. Cunningham: Iowa State University
Sealing the Deal: Examining Alliance Formation among Violent Non‐State Actors
Kanisha D. Bond: Penn State University
The Role of Opposition Movements in Civil War
Ursula Daxecker: Colorado State University
Panel
Peacekeeping, Peacebuilding and Reconstruction
Chair
Disc.
Bruno Charbonneau, Laurentian University
UN Coordination in Post‐Conflict Reconstruction
Cathinka Lerstad: University of Miami
The European Union and Transitional Justice: Confronting Human Right Violations in Europe and Beyond
Katy A. Crossley‐Frolick: Denison University
Post‐Conflict Reconstruction in Kosovo: A Case Study of International Collaboration
Oya Dursun‐Ozkanca: Elizabethtown College Military Occupations, and the Role of the UN in State Building 1946‐2000
Spaces of Hope in the Ruins of Rule
Dia Da Costa: Queen's University
“Development as Emancipation” and Struggles in the Idiom of Justice
Heloise Weber: University of Queensland
Dreaming the Impossible? Towards Post‐Capitalist, Post‐
Liberal, and Post‐Statist Practices in Some Latin American Experiences
Arturo Escobar: University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
On the Critique of Critical Theory: Towards a Dialogue with Subaltern Studies
Martin Weber: University of Queensland
ISSS Teaching and Mentoring Roundtable in Honour of Warner
Schilling
Chair
Participant Renée de nevers, Syracuse University
Participant Stacie Goddard, Wellesley College
Participant Jay M. Parker, Georgetown University
Participant Patricia Ann Weitsman, Ohio University
Roundtable
One IR Discipline or Many? The Past, Present and Future of IR in a Globalizing World
Panel
The War in Iraq: Military and Political Implications
Chair
Jonathan Monten, Yale University
Disc.
Jonathan Monten, Yale University
Explaining Changes in US Grand Strategy: The Rise of Offensive Liberalism and the War in Iraq
Benjamin Miller: University of Haifa
The Annihilation‐Restraint Paradox and the Evolution of Counterinsurgency in Iraq
Colin H. Kahl: Georgetown University
Performing on Cue? The Formation of American Public Attitudes Toward War
Christopher F. Gelpi: Duke University
Stacie Goddard, Wellesley College
Participant Timothy Crawford, Boston College
Carmela Lutmar: Princeton University
Roundtable
Chair
Disc.
Michael J. Tierney, College of William and Mary
Kathleen R. McNamara, Georgetown University
Disc.
Michael J. Tierney, College of William and Mary
Participant David A. Lake, University of California San Diego
Participant Daniel Maliniak, University of California at San Diego
Participant Joseph S. Nye Jr., Harvard University
Participant Susan Peterson, College of William and Mary
Panel
Explaining the Diffusion of International Norms: The Case of Gender Quotas
Panel
Cross Border Mobilities and Acts of European Citizenship
International Law
Chair
Willem Maas, York University
Disc.
William H. C. Walters, Carleton University
Chair
Disc.
Jacqui True, University of Auckland
Susan Franceschet, University of Calgary
Disc.
Jacqui True, University of Auckland
Who Adopts Gender Quotas? The International Sources of Quotas for Women's Representation
Sarah S. Bush: Princeton University
Inclusion Diffusion: The Dynamics of Quota Diffusion
Kara L. Ellerby: University of Arizona
Gender Quotas in Latin America: Analyzing Diffusion at Cross‐National and Sub‐National Levels
Adriana M. Crocker: University of Illinois, at Springifield
The Diffusion of Gender Quotas: A Social Network Analysis
Mona Lena Krook: Washington University in St. Louis
Melanie M. Hughes: Department of Sociology, University of Pittsburgh
Panel
Acts of European Citizenship: From a Politics of Integration to a Politics of Mobility
Jef Huysmans: The Open University
Vicki Squire: Open University
Citizenship, Mobility and the Changing European Borderscape
Julien Jeandesboz: Sciences Po Paris/CERI
Towards a Post‐Territorial Europe: Turks Acting as European
Citizens
Bahar Rumelili: Koc University
Fuat E. Keyman: Koc University/turkey
Bora A. Isyar: Koc University
Disruptive Voices; Acts of Citizenship in Cyprus
Emily Pia: University of Birmingham
European Citizenship and Enlargement in the EU: A Proliferation of Citizenships? Assessing Alliance Behavior Among Allies in Asia
Anaïs H. Faure Atger: Centre for European Policy Studies
Sergio Carrera: The Centre for European Policy Studies
Chair
Disc.
Sunny Lee, Institute for Korea‐US Political Development
Alliance Dependence vs Political Loss: Participation and Burden‐Sharing in Military Coalitions
Joon G. Park: Texas A&M
Towards an Asymmetrical Dyadic Alliance Model: Case Study Taiwan‐US Relations
Joshua Su‐Ya Wu: The Ohio State University
On the Compatibility of East Asia and Asia Pacific Multilateralism: A Geo‐Strategic Perspective
Chyungly Lee: Institute of International Relations
What are Korean Attitudes toward the US‐ROK Alliance?
Haesook Chae: Baldwin‐Wallace College
Roundtable
Civil Society Approaches to Environmental Mobilization: Lessons from around the World
Chair
Cristina M. Balboa, Yale University, Doctoral Studies
Disc.
Jack Manno, State University of New York Col of Environ Sci & Forestry
Global Tourism and Local Environment: The Relationship between Institutional Failure and Resistance
Gabriela Kutting: Rutgers University
Perception of Genetically Modified Foods by NGOs in the European Union Area
Monika Wicha: Maria Curie‐Sklodowska University
Rethinking Transnational Advocacy Networks in IR Theory: Environmental NGOs in Latin America
A League of Democracies or a Democratic League?
Claudio Rivera: University of Connecticut
Robert Bosco: University of Connecticut
Chair
Daniele Archibugi, National Research Council
Participant Daniel H. Deudney, Johns Hopkins University
Participant Richard Falk, Princeton University
Participant Tom Farer, University of Denver
Panel
How Global is Global Environmental Governance through Partnerships? –Partnership Governance in China and India
Sander Chan: Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam
Oil and the Environment: Civil Society Mobilization in the Success and Failure of Environment Mobilization
Kimberly L. Shella: University of California at Irvine
Panel
European Identity and Border Politics
Chair
Disc.
Discursive Construction of European Identity in EU's Relations with Turkey: The Case of the European Commission
Senem Aydin‐Düzgit: Istanbul Bilgi University
European Identity in an Enlarged Union: Fact or Fiction?
Eleanor Morris: Agnes Scott College
Ukrainians and the Borders of the 'European'
Soft Power or Emerging Hard Power? Change and Continuity in how the World Views the EU
Jan Joel Andersson: The Swedish Institute of International Affairs
On the Role of Armaments Cooperation in Creating the EU as an International Actor
Thomas Teichler: European University Institute
Yuliya Yurchenko: University of Sussex
Exaggerated Fears from a New Iron Curtain? New EU Members Impact on the Evolution Schengen Regime in 2004‐2007
New Approaches to International Risk Governance: From Reactive to Anticipatory Policy‐Making
Katalin Dancsi: Rutgers University ‐ Newark
The Europeanization of Greek Migration Policy
Eleni Lazarou: University of Cambridge
Panel
Global Politics, Globalization, and Redistribution
Chair
Rajaram Krishnan, Earlham College
Disc.
Rajaram Krishnan, Earlham College
Deglobalization Scenarios: Who Wins? Who Loses?
Evan Hillebrand: University of Kentucky
Thomas Princen: University of Michigan
`Regionalisation Networks` of Japan in East Asia: From the Experience of Japan’s Economic Partnership Agreements
Aysun Uyar: Afrasian Centre for Peace and Development Studies, Ryukoku University
Rethinking the Resource Curse: Venezuela and the Bolivarian Revolution Jesse Baker: University of California at Irvine
Contemporary Energy Security: Understanding US and China Energy Competition and Cooperation
Wojtek M. Wolfe: Rutgers University
The Renaissance of Geopolitics: New Global Conflicts, New Global Orders
Thomas Cieslik: University of Wuerzburg
Panel
Trade in the European Security Strategy: Speaking the Same Language in Different Worlds
Chair
Disc.
Chair
Peter Dauvergne, University of British Columbia
Disc.
Peter Dauvergne, University of British Columbia
Governing Technological Innovation: The Politics of Risk Assessment
Michael E. Smith: University of St. Andrews
Anticipating Nanotechnology Risk: Can the US and EU Develop Internationally Harmonized Approaches?
Robert Falkner: London School of Economics and Political Science
Nico Jaspers: London School of Economics and Political Science
Localization: A Future Dimension of Global Politics
Panel
Richard Gowan, New York University
Richard Gowan, New York University
Change Against a Background of Continuity: The Emerging EU Strategic Culture
Sven Biscop: Egmont ‐ Royal Institute for International Relations
Trade in the European Security Strategy: Speaking the Same
Language in Different Worlds
Jan Orbie: Ghent University
Institutional Change and Continuity in the CFSP and ESDP
Giovanni Grevi: EU Institute for Security Studies
Privatising Anticipatory Governance? The Biotech Industry “Compact” Initiative for Liability and Redress under the Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety
Amandine J. Bled: Sciences Po Bordeaux
EU Chemicals Regulation and its Impact on the Internationa
Governance of Chemicals
Katja Biedenkopf: Vrije Universiteit Brussel
TA01: Tuesday 8:00 AM ‐ 9:45 AM
Panel
Metaphors, Blends, and Concepts for Studying the Political: Understanding the Past and Constituting the Future
Chair
Ido Oren, University of Florida
Disc.
Alan Cienki, Vrije Universiteit
The War that Was or Was Not: The Second Lebanon War and the Logic of Politicality
Piki Ish‐Shalom: The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Constituting China: The Role of Metaphor in the Discourses of Sino‐American Relations
Eric M. Blanchard: University of Southern California
From Mao’s Dao to Deng’s Dao: Vital Relations and So‐
called Pragmatic Thinking
Stephen B. Herschler: Oglethorpe University
Positioning Opposition: Synecdoche and the Blunting of Politics David Mutimer: York University
Born in the USA: American Nationalism and the Original Sin of Slavery
Ivan A. Ascher: University of Massachusetts
People Out of Place: Allochthony and Autochthony in Netherlands Identity Discourse
Dvora Yanow: Vrije Universiteit, FSW/COM
Panel
Panel
New Methodological Approaches to the Study of International Market Civilization: Poverty, Power, and Privilege in the Global Political Economy
Relations
Chair
Tim S. DiMuzio, Trent University
Isabella C. Bakker, York University
Chair
Disc.
Disc.
Alastair Smith, New York University
Market Civilization Revisited: Towards a Deepening Organic Crisis?
Estimating the Enduring Effects of Past Behavior on the Likelihood of Warfare
Yukari Iwanami: University of Rochester
Corporate Power and Market Civilization
Bootstrapped Polynomial Regression with an Application to International Conflict
Curtis S. Signorino: University of Rochester
Can Statisticians 'Observe’ Causality? A Monte Carlo Study of Matching, Experiments, and Regression Analysis
Thomas Pluemper: University of Essex
Vera Troeger: University of Essex
Stephen R. Gill: York University
Susanne M. Soederberg: Queen's University
Does the Consumer Tail Wag the Neoliberal Dog? Consumption, Debt and Global Market Civilization
Johnna Montgomerie: University of Manchester
Development as Enclosure: Neoliberalism’s Commodification of Nature
Kate A. Ervine: York University
Panel
Advances in Agent‐Based Computational Simulation Models
Chair
Peter Turchin, University of Connecticut
Disc.
Nils Weidmann, ETH Zurich
Migrant Workers and Global Market Civilization
Hironori Onuki: York University
Innovative Panel
Understanding Multistakeholder Participation in the Global Governance of Information and Communication Policy
RebeLand: An Agent‐Based Model of Politics, Environment, Sponsor(s): International Communication
ISA Innovative Panel
and Insurgency in MASON
Claudio Cioffi‐Revilla: George Mason University
Chair
Mark D. Rouleau: George Mason University
From Private Regime to Public Regime? Transnational Efforts to Combat Phishing on the Internet
A Theory for the Formation of Large Agrarian Empires
Peter Turchin: University of Connecticut
Min‐Chun Ku: Syracuse Universit
Modeling the Conflict in Afghanistan
Armando Geller: George Mason University
Panel
Feminist Security Studies: Approaches to Traditional and Non‐
Traditional Security
Peace Studies
Chair
Disc.
Derrick L. Cogburn, Syracuse University
Megan H. MacKenzie, Kennedy School of Government, Harvard
Lene Hansen, University of Copenhagen
Transnational Networks on Internet Governance: Mapping an Emerging Field
Elena Pavan: DSRS University of Trento
Authority for Transnational Self Regulation – The Example of Internet Address Management
Jeanette Hofmann: London School of Economics and Political Science
Clusters, Coalitions, and Change: Insights from Internet Governance
Nanette S. Levinson: American University
Feminist Security Discourse and Legislation Targeting the Panel
Use of Small Arms and Light Weapons in Domestic Violence TA07: Tuesday 8:00 AM ‐ 9:45 AM
Regional Approaches to Transitional Justice: Testing Methods Cases in Serbia
and Theoretical Assumptions
Laura McLeod: University of Sheffield
Fundamentalisms and (Human) Security
Niamh Reilly: National Univeristy of Ireland‐Galway
Feminist Ethics and Human Security‐Gender, Carework and HIV/AIDS: Feminist Considerations on Sex, Morality and Human Security
Fiona Robinson: Carleton University
Nuclear Past and Future? Nuclear Proliferation Debates Revisited from a Feminist Perspective
Saara Särmä: University of Tampere
Chair
Disc.
Tanisha Fazal, Columbia University
Tanisha Fazal, Columbia University
Strategic Transitional Justice: Beyond East Central Europe
Monika Nalepa: University of Notre Dame
Trauma and Efficacy: The Impact of Transitional Justice Interventions on Post‐Conflict Development Processes in West Africa
Anu Kulkarni: Arizona State University
Ecological Disasters and the Warning Response Problem: The Case of Hurricane Katrina
Charles Parker: Uppsala University
Eric Paglia: National Defence College
David Backer: University of Michigan
Harvey M. Weinstein: University of California at Berkeley
Roundtable
Leigh A. Payne: University of Wisconsin‐Madison
From Multidisciplinarity to Interdisciplinarity and Transdisciplinarity: Global Challenges and the Quest for Explanations and Understanding
Tricia D. Olsen: University of Wisconsin ‐ Madison
Regional Bias in the Study of Transitional Justice
Transitional Justice and the Effect of Contagion
Andrew G. Reiter: University of Wisconsin Madison
Leigh A. Payne: University of Wisconsin‐Madison
Roundtable
Military Studies and Peace Studies People Talking: Building a Common Language for Teaching and Scholarship on 21st Century War and Peacebuilding
Chair
Jennifer Abbassi, Randolf Macon Woman's College
Participant David Burbach, Naval War College
Participant John F. Garofano, US Naval War College
Chair
Sai Felicia Krishna‐Hensel, Auburn Montgomery
Participant Nayantara D. Hensel, US Naval Postgraduate School
Participant Parakh N. Hoon, Virginia Tech
Participant Constantinos Koliopoulos, Panteion University
Participant Yannis Stivachtis, Virginia Tech
Participant Gunter Walzenbach, University of West England, Bristol
Panel
Emerging Paradigms in Public Diplomacy: Solving the Rubik’s Cube
International Communication
Participant Loramy Gerstbauer, Gustavus Adolphus College
Participant Mari Ishibashi, Randolph College
Participant George A. Lopez, University of Notre Dame
Chair
Disc.
Participant Michael W. Mosser, US Army School of Advanced Military Studies
Participant Joyce Neu, United Nations and Norwegian Refugee Council
Participant Christopher Twomey, Naval Postgraduate School
Dialogic Public Diplomacy and Place Branding, Conflict Resolution and Economic Development: Cyprus as a Case Study
Panel
Multilevel Governance in an Era of Global Environmental Change
Disc.
Dr. Geoffrey Allen Pigman: Bennington College
Anthony S. Deos: Jott Communications, L.L.C.
Anders Jonsson
Chair
Kathy R. Fitzpatrick, Quinnipiac University
Gunilla M. Reischl, Swedish Institute of International Affairs
Ulrika Möller, Swedish Institute of International Affairs
Supernetworks – Infectious Disease, and Global Networks as High Reliability Organizations
Victor Galaz: Stockholm University
Institutional Adaptation in the Context of Climate Change and Security
Gunilla M. Reischl: Swedish Institute of International Affairs
Managing Cascading Ecological Crises – A Theoretical Approach
Eva‐Karin Olsson: Stockholm University/Crismart
Protecting Europe’s Critical Infrastructure: Problems and Prospects
Kristin Ljungkvist: Uppsala University/Swedish Institute of International Affairs
Asa M. Fritzon: Swedish Institute of International Affairs
Re‐branding Islam: Trust‐building and Tension Reduction Efforts of Muslim Civil Society
John Robert Kelley: American University
US Public Diplomacy Strategy in Serbia After Kosovo
Tijana Milosevic: George Washington University
Evolutionary Insights from US Public Diplomacy: What Have We Learned For Going Forward?
Kathy R. Fitzpatrick: Quinnipiac University
Conceptualizing American Public Diplomacy, Past, Present, and the Future
Foad Izadi: Louisiana State University
Panel
The Promise of Human Rights
Chair
Disc.
Human Rights, the State and Toleration
Laura Harris: Brock University
State Obligations Towards the Elimination of Child Malnutrition
Clair Apodaca: Florida International University
Seeking Protection or Personhood? Becoming the Subject of Universal Human Rights in Pakistani Activism
Hena Tyyebi: York University
Panel
Global Feminisms and Women’s Movements in India and Mexico
Human Rights Ideology and Dimensions of Power: A Radica Sponsor(s): Comparative Interdisciplinary Studies
Approach to the State, Prosperity and Discrimination
Zehra Arat: Purchase College, State University of New York
International Norms, Issue‐Advocacy and Women's Reproductive Rights
Global Development
Chair
Disc.
Fariel M. Cherif: University of California at Riverside
Panel
Going Local: Cities, States, and Climate Change
Chair
Disc.
Dana R. Fisher, Columbia University
Dana R. Fisher, Columbia University
Paradiplomacy and Climate Change: Explaining Climate Policy Innovations among American States
Nandini Deo, Lehigh University
Breny Mendoza, California State University, Northridge
The Gendered Maze of Maize
Jennifer B. Rogers: University of California, Santa Barbara
Women Representatives under Mandated Representation Increases in India: Is the Fear of Puppet Representatives Ungrounded? Rubi Devi: The University of Southern Mississippi
Kyeonghi Baek: Buffalo State College
Transnational Advocacy: Tools and Traps Thomas D. Eatmon: Allegheny College
Why do Cities Participate (or not) in the Global Climate Change Network(s)?
Taedong Lee: University of Washington
From Smokestacks to Green Roofs: Global Environmentalism, Local Politics, and the Greening of Post‐
Industrial Cities Corina McKendry: University of California at Santa Cruz
Feeling the Heat: Local Government Efforts to Tackle Global
Climate Change
Nandini Deo: Lehigh University
Gender, Ethnicity, and Civil Society: The Constraints and Opportunities for Agency in Northeast India
Duncan A. McDuie: University of New South Wales
Negotiating the Contradictions: Women’s Agency and the Language of Empire in Morelos, Mexico
Judith Palier: San Juan College
Mexican Women Activists Linking the Global and the Local
Jane H. Bayes: California State University ‐ Northridge
Allison Chatrchyan: Cornell University
Pam M. Doughman: UI Springfield
International Communication and Free Expression as Soft Power
Shorna Broussard Allred
Uncovering Climate Change Policy Synergies: Linking the Global to the Local, and Back Again
Patricia M. Keilbach: University of Colorado at Colorado Spring
Panel
Assessing Pedogagical Tools: Developing a Best Practices Model for International Relations Instruction
International Education
Chair
Disc.
Cathryn Thurston, George Mason University
From Equity to Diversity: A Shift in Paradigm
Asha Gupta: University of Delhi
Fomenting a Community of Stakeholders in the Learning Process
Jean‐Louis Durand: University of Queensland, Australia
Identifying the Source of Benefit from Student Self‐ and Peer‐Assessment
Leanne Powner: College of Wooster
Panel
Chair
Matthew D. Evans, Penn State University
Disc.
International Gossip: Talk is Not Cheap
Suzanne Levi‐Sanchez: Rutgers University
Contests of Credibility in Strategic Communication
Ben D. Mor: University of Haifa ‐ Israel
Human Rights and the Internet: Free Expression, Universal Access and International Law
David Oldenkamp: Indiana University
The Premises of Soft Power: A Comparative Analysis of Public Diplomacy Policy Rhetoric in China and Japan
Craig Hayden: American University
Hard Power Meets Soft Power: Applying ‘Smart Power’ to Respond to the Insurgency in Kandahar Province, Afghanistan
Dale C. Copeland: University of Virginia
Evan H. Potter: University of Ottawa
Panel
Masters of War? Re‐examining the Concept of ‘Warlords’
Chair
Disc.
Dipali Mukhopadhyay, The Fletcher School, Tufts University
Susan L. Woodward, City University of New York
Formulations of Global Security: Interrogating the Salience of Sovereign Security Metrics
Chair
Nisha Shah, Brown University
Disc.
A Theoretical Re‐Examination of the Label 'Warlord'
Keith Stanski: Oxford University
Warlord as Governor? Warlords, the State & Governance in Post‐Conflict Afghanistan
Dipali Mukhopadhyay: The Fletcher School, Tufts University
Warlords and Governance in West Africa
William Reno: Northwestern University
Wicked People or Wicked Problems? Conflict Entrepreneurs
and the Uses of Violence in Somalia
Dislodging Warlords: Cases from Post‐Soviet Georgia
Kimberly Marten: Barnard College
Panel
Regional Security Challenges in Asia
Chair
Disc.
Sovereignty and Today´s Municipal Paradiplomacy in Brazil: Political Tensions between Nation‐State and Sub‐National Actors
Maria Clotilde Meirelles Ribeiro: Universidade Federal da Bahia
Carlos R. S. Milani: Universidade Federal da Bahia
Critical Migration Studies between the National and the Global
William H. C. Walters: Carleton University
Crises of Sovereignty and the Securitization of Migration
Kenneth J. Menkhaus: Davidson College
Panel
Anne M. McNevin: Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology University
Between Military Intervention and Legitimisation of Violence: The Subject of Resistance and the Problem of Excess
Marijana Sevo: Keele University
Alice Darlene Ba, University of Delaware
Surveillance as the Production and Practice of Global Security
Nisha Shah: Brown University
The Current Dynamics of Regional Security in East Asia: How
we can Evaluate Success and Failures in Security Panel
Regionalization?
Canadian‐Cuban Relations: Challenging Conventional Visne Korkmaz: Yildiz Technical University
Narratives
Security Regionalization in Asia in the Age of Unipolarity
Sponsor(s): Canadian International Studies Association
Galia Press‐Barnathan: Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Chair
Lana Wylie, McMaster University
Regional Powers and the Initiation and Management of Security Orders: Examining the South Asian Case
Disc.
Calum McNeil
Derrick V. Frazier: University of Illinois, Urbana‐Champaign
Robert Stewart Ingersoll: Grand Valley University
Securing the Straits of Malacca: Malaysian Perspectives of Japan's Role and Contributions
Siew M. Tang: National Defence University of Malaysia
Panel
A Clausewitzian or Post‐Clausewitzian World? The Relationship between War and Politics
Chair
Disc.
Eugenio P. L. Diniz Costa, PUC Minas
Wallace J. Thies, Catholic University of America
Clausewitz and Offense‐Defense Balance Theory
Eugenio P. L. Diniz Costa: PUC Minas
Clausewitz's Trinity as General Theory of War
Andreas HerbergRothe: Humboldt University Berlin
Clausewitz's 'On War' and the Contemporary 'Cult of the State'
Antulio J. Echevarria II: US Army War College
"Viva el Pueblo Cubana": Pierre Trudeau’s Distant Cuba, 1968‐78
Mary Halloran: Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada
Greg Donaghy: Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada
“Calculated Diplomacy”: John Diefenbaker and the Origins of Canada’s Cuba Policy
Dennis G. Molinaro: University of Toronto
Coding Cuba: Foreign Policy, Popular Perception and Canada‐Cuban Geopolitics
Heather N. Nicol: Trent University
The Cuban Health and Biomedical System: Seeing the Possibilities Lana Wylie: McMaster University
Between Nation and Empire: "Fair Play for Cuba" and Canada‐Cuba Solidarity in the 1960s
Cynthia J. Wright: York University
Panel
The Role of FDI for Development: Lessons Learned
Kimi L. King: University of North Texas
Chair
Zeev Yoram Haftel, University of Illinois at Chicago
Disc.
Zeev Yoram Haftel, University of Illinois at Chicago
Globalization and Its Impact on Democracy in the World
Ginger F. Silvera
The Federalist Problem: Competition for FDI, Fiscal Allocation and the Center‐Province Balance in Vietnam
Thomas Jandl: American University
Foreign Capital Liberalization and Development: Lessons from China, India, and Russia
Roselyn Hsueh: University of California‐Berkeley
Panel
Just War Tradition: A State of the Art
James T. Johnson, Rutgers University
Reasonable Chance of Success as an Ethical Criterion
Frances Harbour: George Mason University
The Proportionality of Collateral Damage: An Empty Requirement?
Henry Shue: University of Oxford
Slouching Towards Torture and Preventive War: Norms, Names and Rhetorical Manoeuvre in the ‘War on Terror’
Toni Erskine: University of Wales, Aberystwyth
Waging Defensive War: The Idea and its Normative Importance
Joseph M. Boyle: University of Toronto
Just War Tradition Today: A State of the Art
Nicholas Rengger: University of St. Andrews
Panel
International Courts
Chair
Disc.
Megan A. Greening: Emory University
Bearing a Greater Responsibility: Ex‐Combatant Perceptions
of International Criminal Justice in Sierra Leone
Sharanjeet Parmar: Harvard Law School
Panel
Bringing Historical Materialism into the Study of Security: The Return of State Capitalism and the Global Security Order
Chair
Eric Herring, University of Bristol
Disc.
State, Capital, and the Transatlantic Security Order: The Limits of European Autonomy
Alan Weston Cafruny: Hamilton College
Chair
Disc.
Visible Justice: The Role of Gender at the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda and the Special Court for Sierra Leone
Jelena Subotic, Georgia State University
William Lowe, University of Nottingham
The Return of State Capitalism: Theorizing the Contradictions of Neo‐liberal Globalization
Henk Overbeek: Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
E. B. Van apeldoorn: Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
Nana De Graaff: Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
Globalizing Capitalism and Imperial Power: A Neo‐
Gramscian View
Mark Rupert: Syracuse University
Race to the SWF?
Herman Schwartz: University of Virginia
Roundtable
Writing Foreign: Non‐English IR‐Journals Sponsor(s): German Political Science Association
Chair
Christopher Daase, University of Munich
Disc.
Rainer Huelsse, Ludwig‐Maximillians‐Universität München
Dieter Kerwer, TU Muenchen
Disc.
Participant Mustafa Aydin, University of Economics and Technology
Participant Arie M. Kacowicz, Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Participant Halvard Leira, NUPI
Participant Orietta Perni, Tecnologico de Monterrey
Participant Motoshi Suzuki, Kyoto University
Balancing International Justice in the Balkans: The European
Union and the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia
Panel
Mieczyslaw Boduszynski: Temple University
NATO at Sixty: The Search for a New Vision
Victor Peskin: Arizona State University
Narrations of "Truth" and "Justice": Local Responses to the ICTY in Bosnia‐Herzegovina
Johanna Mannergren Selimovic: University of Gothenburg
Advocacy and Post‐Conflict Rape Prosecution: A Comparison of the ICTR and the ICTY
Heidi Nichols Haddad: University of California at Irvine
Chair
Gulner Aybet, University of Kent
Chair
Rebecca Moore, Concordia College
Disc.
From Stabilisation to Integration: NATO Enlargement and the Western Balkans
Gabriele Cascone: NATO
Partnership Goes Global: The Role of Non‐Member, Non‐
EU States in the Evolution of NATO
Rebecca Moore: Concordia College
Dividing the Cost‐Burden of Environmental Services: The Case of the Israeli‐Palestinian Wastewater Regime
Itay Fischhendler: Hebrew University
The NATO Strategic Concept Revisited: Grand Strategy and Emerging Issues
Gulner Aybet: University of Kent
Dynamics of Local‐Global Linkages in Global Environmental Governance: A Theoretical Inquiry
Tun Myint: Carleton College
Between Russia and NATO: Nuclear Threats, Missile TA31: Tuesday 8:00 AM ‐ 9:45 AM
Defenses and a Re‐Examination of the Security Dilemma in Rising China and the International Future
Alliance Politics
Sponsor(s):
Sean Kay: Ohio Wesleyan University
NATO's Comprehensive Approach to Crises and Conflicts
Charles Barry
Peter Lehmann Nielsen: First Secretary, Political Affairs, Royal Danish Embassy, Washington, DC
Friis Arne Petersen: Ambassador of Denmark to the United States
Panel
The Sources of Canadian Conduct: Theoretical Advances in Canadian Foreign Policy Analysis
Chair
Kim Richard Nossal, Queen's University
Disc.
Identity and Foreign Policy: Canada and the Yugoslav Wars of Secession, 1991‐1995
Brian William Greene: Defence Research and Development Canada
Demographic Determinants of Canadian Foreign Policy: Does Demography Have Predictive Capacity?
Christian Leuprecht: Royal Military College of Canada
An Ideational Battleground: The Influence of Ethnic Communities on Canadian Foreign Policy
Brent E. Sasley: University of Texas at Arlington
The Structure and Consequences of Canadian Foreign Policy
Attitudes
Thomas J. Scotto: University of Essex
Self‐Interest and Internationalism in Foreign Policy: The Future for Human Security
George A. MacLean: University of Manitoba
Panel
The State of International Environmental Institutions
Chair
Disc.
Daniel Lynch, University of Southern California
Fei‐Ling Wang, Georgia Institute of Technoogy
William A. Callahan: University of Manchester
Chinese Thinking on the Future of International Relations
Daniel Lynch: University of Southern California
China's Telecommunications Revolution and Implications for a Future International Role
Eric Harwit: University of Hawaii
Lighters and Litigation: Political Pluralization of the Trade Policy Process
Andrew Mertha: Cornell University
Appeasing a Rising Authoritarian China: Implications for Democracy and Peace
Edward Friedman: University of Wisconsin
Panel
Anticipating the Future with the International Futures (IFs) System
Chair
Disc.
Barry Hughes, Josef Korbel School of International Studies
Barry Hughes, Josef Korbel School of International Studies
Using International Futures to Explore the Future of the MDGs
Dale S. Rothman: University of Denver
Jason A. Reifler: Georgia State University
Chair
Disc.
Chinese Foreign Policy in the 21st Century: Nonofficial Intellectuals' Views of the Future
Hans Binnendijk
Panel
Tun Myint, Carleton College
Heike Schroeder, University of Oxford
Saving the Alps? On the State of Regional Environmental Initiatives in Europe
Jon M. Church: Université de Paris 1 ‐ Panthéon‐Sorbonne
Globalization and the Environmental Performance of Nation
States: Theoretical Implications of the Evidence
Justin M. Ervin: Northern Arizona University
Forecasting Global Health
Cecilia M. Peterson: University of Denver
Long‐Term Economic Modeling with International Futures
Jonathan Moyer: University of Denver
Global Educational Futures
Mohammod Irfan: University of Denver
Roundtable
The Power of the Press, the Power of the Person: Lynne Rienner and the Promotion of IPE/IR Scholarship
Chair
Renee E. Marlin‐Bennett, Johns Hopkins University
Disc.
Lynne C. Rienner, Lynn Rienner Publishers, Inc.
Church‐State ‘Condominiums’ in the EU‐27 and Turkey: Barriers or Bridges to Integration? John A. Scherpereel: James Madison University
Turkey in the European Union? The Challenge of Civilizational Politics and Future Prospects
Aylin Guney: Bilkent University
Participant Margaret P. Karns, University of Dayton
Participant Craig N. Murphy, Wellesley College
Participant Courtney Bruce Smith, Seton Hall University
Participant Mary Ann Tetreault, Trinity University
Participant Thomas J. Volgy, Executive Director, International Studies Association
Panel
One‐sided Violence in Civil Wars
Disc.
Newcomers in the Second Nuclear Age
Chair
Disc.
Peter H. Liotta, Executive Director
Anupam Srivastava, University of Georgia
The Future of Chinese Nuclear Strategy
Michael Chase: US Naval War College
Andrew S. Erickson: Naval War College
The Future of India's Undersea Nuclear Deterrent: Strategy, Doctrine, and Capabilities
Chair
Disc.
Panel
Indra De Soysa, Norwegian University of Science and Technology
Alexander B. Downes, Duke University
Betting on Displacement: Oil and Strategic Violence in Nigeria
Jean‐Paul Azam: Toulouse School of Economics
The Responsibility to Protect in Practice: Managing One‐
Sided Violence in Civil War
Lisa Hultman: Swedish Institute of International Affairs
The Escalatory Dynamics of Large‐Scale Human Rights Violations
Andrew C. Winner: US Naval War College
Iran's Nuclear Ambition: Atomic Politics inside the Islamic Republic
Scott A. Jones: University of Georgia
Pakistan's Evolving Nuclear Strategy
Timothy D. Hoyt: US Naval War College
Japan's Potential Nuclearization: Exploring Tokyo's Nuclear Options
James R. Holmes: Naval War College
Toshi Yoshihara: Naval War College
Panel
Peacebuilding as International Theory and Practice I
Aysegul Aydin: University of Colorado at Boulder
Constructing Strategies of Violence: Insurgent Motivations for Violence Against Non‐Combatants
Reed M. Wood: University of North Carolina Chapel Hill
The Dynamics of One‐Sided Violence in the Yugoslavia Conflict
Gerald Schneider: University of Konstanz
Margit Bussmann: University of Konstanz
Roos van der Haer: University of Konstanz
Panel
The EU, Enlargement, and Identity Issues
Chair
Disc.
Isik Gurleyen, Izmir University of Economics
Two Europes vis‐a‐vis Enlargement
Sercan Gidisoglu: Bogazici University
When the Boots Come On: Comparing the Boundaries of European Football (Soccer) versus European Politics
Jeremy L. Wells: Louisiana State University
Current Turkish Economic Policies and the Target of EU Membership
Ilke Civelekoglu: University of Virginia
Chair
Disc.
Stephanie Ahern, Council on Foreign Relations
What/Whose Peace? France, Europe, and the Politics of Peace Interventionism in Africa
Bruno Charbonneau: Laurentian University
Canada and Peacebuilding in Africa: The Imperatives and Limits of Engagement
David Ross Black: Dalhousie University
Liberal Peace, Liberal Violence: The Dynamics of Liberation and Authoritarianism in Haiti, and the Contemporary Crisis of the Nation‐State System
Kamil P. Shah: University of Queensland
The United Nations’ New Peacebuilding Structure: Prospects and Opportunities
Michael Mackinnon
Panel
Speaking of Obligation: The Ethics of Discursive Response
Chair
Brent J. Steele, University of Kansas
Disc.
Cecelia Lynch, University of California at Irvine
Acts of Denial
Alexander D. Barder: Johns Hopkins University
Roberta N. Haar: Maastricht University
Alla Mirzoyan: Independent
Categoricals and Universals
Harry D. Gould: Florida International University
Acting Out and Working Through: Trauma and the International
Katherine Schick: Victoria University of Wellington
Panel
Gendering Borders and (Re‐)Bordering Migration: Some Critical Reflections I
Pauline Barber: Dalhousie University
Henrik Larsen: University of Copenhagen
Multicultural Europe facing Islam
Panel
Marianne H. Marchand: La University de las Americas, Puebla
Feminist Gazes from the US‐Mexico Border: Can we Socialize International Human Rights Norms into US Immigration Policies and Practices?
Kathleen Staudt: University of Texas at El Paso
Chair
Vincent W. Wang, University of Richmond
Disc.
Debating Chinese Reform: New Left vs Liberals
Transforming Practices of Crossing Borders: Gender, Ethnicity and the Construction of “Normalcy”
Panel
International Law at the Domestic and Supranational Levels I
Disc.
Catarina Kinnvall: Lund University
The EU as an Actor in Religion and Politics
Foreign and Domestic Policy in China and East Asian Regional Marianne H. Marchand, La University de las Americas, Puebla
Movements
Barbara Jane L. Parpart, University of the West Indies Sponsor(s): Comparative Interdisciplinary Studies
Border Contradictions and the Reproduction of Gender and Class Inequalities in Philippine Global Migration
Chair
Lisbeth Britt‐Marie Aggestam: University of Bath
Challenging Foreign Policy: The Homeland Dimension and Return Visits among South Asian Diasporas
Disc.
Multicultural Foreign Policy? A Comparative Study of Britain, Denmark, France and Sweden
Sara Silvestri: City University & Cambridge University
Chair
Change and Continuity in American Foreign Policy: Exploring the Legacy of the “1968 Generation”
Leopoldo Lovelace, California State Polytechnic University at Pomona
Mario E. Carranza, Texas A&M University‐Kingsville
Prosecuting George W. Bush for War Crimes
Michael Haas: University of Hawaii
The Role of International Law in (Foreign Policy) Decision‐
Making – A Theoretical and Methodological Framework
He Li: Merrimack College
Imperialism, Acculturation and Cognitive Reintegration: The
Origins of Korean Millenarian Nationalism
James F. Rinehart: Troy University
The Impact of China’s Rise on Asian Regional Security Order: China’s Emerging Role in Central Asia
Nadine Godehardt: German Institute of Global and Area Studies
‘One Step Forward, Two Steps Back?’: China’s Engagement in Africa
Monika Thakur: McMaster University
Corruption in China: Cancer on the System
Lui Hebron: California Maritime Academy
The Power of Numbers: Exploring the Use of Ratings, Rankings, and Benchmarking Schemes in Global Governance Sponsor(s): International Political Economy
Anton Skjernaa: University of Aarhus
The Domestic Politics Driving International Institutional Design
Papia Debroy: University of Michigan
Treating Treaties Differently: Explaining Variation of Treaty Implementation at the Domestic Level Thania Sanchez: Columbia University
Chair
Hans Krause Hansen, Copenhagen Business School
Disc.
Full Faith and Credit for Sub‐Prime Sovereigns? Development and Rating in the UNDP's Private Sector Initiative
Arthur Mühlen‐Schulte: Copenhagen Business School
Global Governance and ICC Effectiveness: The Current State
of Humanitarian Law
Eric K. Leonard: Shenandoah University
Panel
Examining for Citizenship: A Critical Perspective on Citizenship Tests for Immigrants Orit Gazit: Hebrew University
Panel
Multiculturalism and Foreign Policy
Oded Löwenheim: Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Governance by Comparison – The OECD and Education Policy
Chair
Lisbeth Britt‐Marie Aggestam, University of Bath
Kerstin Martens: University of Bremen
Disc.
Shane B. Brighton, Birkbeck College, London
Dennis Niemann: University of Bremen
Making Serious Measures: Numerical National Rankings, Peer Review and Global Governance
Tony Porter: McMaster University
Risk Governance: The Politics of Performance Measurement in International Anticorruption Hans Krause Hansen: Copenhagen Business School
Panel
The European Environment: Policy‐making, Law and Compliance
Chair
Loren Cass, College of the Holy Cross
Disc.
Loren Cass, College of the Holy Cross
The EU's Growing Regulatory Leadership in Environmental Policy
Katja Biedenkopf: Vrije Universiteit Brussel
Constructing Evidence on Climate Change: The Case of EU Policy‐Making on Deforestation
Daniella Sicurelli: University of Trento
Sustainable Development vs. Competitiveness – The Framing of REACH in EU Decision‐Making
Matilda Broman: Lund University
The Polluter Pays Principle or Rather the Payer Pollutes Principle?
Hans Bruyninckx: Catholic University Leuven, Belgium
Panel
Religion in IR: A Survey of Theory and Application
Chair
Disc.
Yosef Lapid, New Mexico State University
Yosef Lapid, New Mexico State University
Religion and IR Theory: Towards a Mutual Understanding
Nukhet A. Sandal: University of Southern California
Patrick James: University of Southern California
Restrictions on the Religious Practices of Religious Minorities: A Global Survey
Jonathan Fox: Bar‐Ilan University
Yasemin Akbaba: Gettysburg College
Religion and Foreign Affairs: A Jewish Approach to Foreign Policy
Shmuel Sandler: Bar‐Ilan University
Religion and International Order: Transnational Religious Actors
Jeffrey P. Haynes: London Metropolitan University
Panel
Reconsidering Slavery, Anti‐Slavery, and Humanitarianism in International Relations
Chair
Joel Forbes Quirk, University of Hull
Disc.
Neta Carol Crawford, Boston University
The Use and Abuse of Organized Anti‐Slavery as a Theoretical Testing Ground
Joel Forbes Quirk: University of Hull
Robbie G. Shilliam: Victoria University of Wellington
For Love of Liberty or Virtue: Identity and Moral Obligation in British Abolitionism
Andrea Paras: University of Toronto
Panel
Military Organizations and New Technology: The Effects of Innovation on Warfare and Society
Chair
Disc.
Theo Farrell, King's College London
Theo Farrell, King's College London
The Divide between Military and Commercial Innovation: How Customer Organizations and Interests Limit the Military‐Industrial Complex' Effect on Society
Charles Eugene Gholz: University of Texas
The Modern System and the Orthodoxy of Warfare
Michael Horowitz: University of Pennsylvania
Ryan Grauer: University of Pennsylvania
Bozzini Emanuela: University of Trento
Freedom and Progress in the Midst of Slavery
Contingency and Military Innovation: The US Army Force XXI Initiative and the Digital Divide Controversy, 1993‐2003
Adam Grissom: RAND
Organizing for Revolutionary Effect: The Design‐Technology
Fit and the Many Faces of Network Centric Operations
Adam N. Stulberg: Sam Nunn School of International Affairs, GA Tech
The Battle Over Transparency: The US Army and Competing
Visions of Network‐Centric Warfare
Geoffrey L. Herrera: Swarthmore College
Panel
Global Norms and Rules Governing Business and Trade
Chair
Disc.
Disc.
Christopher M. Wright, London School of Economics and Political Science
On the Elective Affinities of Market Liberalism and Corporate Responsibility
Daniel P. Kinderman: Cornell University
Economic Growth and Gender Inequality: Is there a Gender Kuznets Curve?
Aseem Prakash: University of Washington
Environmental Norms and International Finance: Assessing the Spread of Environmental Norms among Private and Public Financial Institutions
Marcus Schaper: Reed College
Poster Session
IPE Poster Session #1
Disc.
Irfan Nooruddin, The Ohio State University
Economic Globalization and Canada's Drug War: The Quest TB01: Tuesday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
for Prosperity and Security
Structural Challenges in World Politics
Horace Bartilow: University of Kentucky
The Company You Keep: Emerging Markets and International Organizations
Chair
Julia Gray: University of California at Los Angeles
Disc.
Corporations in Trade Policy Making: The Case of Textiles
Thomas Messerli: The Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies
What determines BRICSA Preferences in the Global Financial Architecture? The Case of India and the G20
Brendan J. Carey: Queen's University Belfast
Trade Flows, Trade Cooperation, and the Likelihood of Monetary Cooperation
Scott Cooper: Brigham Young University
Frank C. Zagare, University at Buffalo ‐ State University of New York
Confronting Nuclear Challenges: Deterrence, Proliferation and Terrorism
Jacek Kugler: Claremont Graduate University
Kyungkook Kang: Claremont Graduate University
Assassins as the Third and Fourth Players in the Traditional Deterrence Game
Lisa J. Carlson: University of Idaho
Raymond Dacey: University of Idaho
Poster Session
IPE Poster Session #2
Strategy for Territoriality and Military Conflict with Non‐
State Actors
David Carter: The Pennsylvania State University
Disc.
Panel
National Strategy for the 21st Century
Peride K. Blind, United Nations
Mirror, Mirror on the Wall… Why is there a Wall after all?
David Charles‐Philippe: University Quebec @ Montreal‐R Dandurand
Jacek Kugler: Claremont Graduate University
Ronald L. Tammen: Mark O. Hatfield School of Government
TB02: Tuesday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Panel
Elisabeth A. Vallet: UQAM, R. Dandurand Chair
Securitizing Science and Technology in World Affairs: Empirical Problems in Measuring the Impact of Investment Implications for International Security in the 21st Century
Treaties
Lauge N S Poulsen: London School of Economics and Political Science
Foreign Direct Investment and Conflict Behaviors Of Authoritarian Regimes
Kai Zeng: Northwestern University
Poster Session
Peace Studies
Chair
Dan Plafcan, University of Virginia
Disc.
Lynn Eden, Stanford University
Living Legacy: An Oral History of US & Soviet Bioweaponeers and its Implications for Understanding Past,
Present, and Future Biosecurity Threats
International Politics of Health/Disease
Kathleen M. Vogel: Cornell University
Sonia Ben Ouagrham Gormley: George Mason University
Disc.
Matthew B. Sparke, University of Washington
Political Mobilization of Avian Influenza: Patterns of Collaboration and Co‐option under Pandemic Frame
Mika P. Aaltola: Finnish Institute of International Affairs
Sexual Assault and the HIV/AIDS Pandemic in Africa
Matthew Tubin: University of Pennsylvania
Robert L. Ostergard: University of Nevada, Reno
Global Health Governance: Who Should Lead the Way?
Jenilee M. Guebert: University of Toronto
Poster Session
ALIAS Poster Session
Disc.
Shelley L. Hurt: Dartmouth College
Policy Innovation in Energy Security: Knowledge Production and Expertise in China, Japan, and the United States
Dan Plafcan: University of Virginia
Reframing Missile Defense and International Order: Or, How Epistemic Communities Try to Hit a Bullet with a Bullet, and Why They Sometimes Miss
Rebecca M. Slayton
Cliff Vanderlinden: University of Toronto
From Arms Control to Nonproliferation: The New Geopolitics of Weapons Monopolization
Teaching & Learning about International Relations: Analysis of Cross‐Cultural Issues
Jennie E. Zilner: University of Central Florida
Houman A. Sadri: University of Central Florida
‘Flying Blind’ into a New Military Epoch: Russia and the ‘Securitization’ of Nanotechnology
Adam N. Stulberg: Sam Nunn School of International Affairs, GA Tech
TB03: Tuesday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Roundtable
Waltz's World: The Past and Future of Realism (Part I) ‐ Sponsored by the Jounal "International Relations"
TB07: Tuesday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Panel
Transnationalism, Mechanisms, and Civil War
Chair
Ken Booth, University of Wales, Aberystwyth
Chair
Disc.
Jeffrey T. Checkel, Simon Fraser University
Andrew Bennett, Georgetown University
Disc.
Disc.
Participant Anna C. Beyer, University of Hull
Participant Richard Little, University of Bristol
Participant John Mearsheimer, University of Chicago
Participant Ole Waever, University of Copenhagen
TB04: Tuesday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Panel
Reading the Future of Gender and IR through the Past
Peace Studies
Martin A. Nome: University of Oslo
Sudan and Uganda: Transnational Dimensions of ‘Proxy Warfare,’ 1986‐2006
Hans Peter Schmitz: Syracuse University
The Delegation of War to Rebel Organizations
Refugee Return and Violence: What are the Mechanisms?
Melissa T. Brown, City University of New York‐BMCC
Melissa T. Brown, City University of New York‐BMCC
Internationalization, Religion and Gender Identities: The Feminist Protest within the Catholic Church in Franco's Spain (1930s‐1975)
Celia Valiente: Universidad Carlos III
Doing Feminist Peace: The Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom and the Decolonization Process, 1945‐1975
Catia Cecilia Confortini: University of Southern California
“Down with the German Woman!”: Gender, War, and Revolution
Jan Ruzicka: University of Wales, Aberystwyth
What About Women?: X Chromosomes Behind the Iron Curtain
Jessica L. McCutcheon: University of Montana Western
TB05: Tuesday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Nils Weidmann: ETH Zurich
Idean Salehyan: University of North Texas
Chair
Disc.
Transnational Mechanisms of Ethnic Conflict Diffusion
Workshop Panel
Sarah K. Lischer: Wake Forest
Kristian Berg Harpviken: International Peace Research Institute, Oslo (PRIO)
Exploring Facilitative Conditions for Violent Transnational Mobilization
Kjell Erling Kjellman: International Peace Research Institute, Oslo (PRIO)
TB08: Tuesday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Roundtable
Active Learning ‐ Looking Back and Looking Forward: 20 Years After the Pew Faculty Fellowship
Chair
Vicki L. Golich, California State University San Marcos
Participant Mark Allen Boyer, University of Connecticut
Participant Charles Dolgas, Institute for Study of Diplomacy
Participant Patrice Franko, Colby College
Participant Vicki L. Golich, California State University San Marcos
Complexity Science meets The Relational Turn in World Politic
Participant Jeanne A. K. Hey, Miami University
Participant Steven Lamy, University of Southern California
Sponsor(s):
Participant Louis Lohman Ortmayer, Davidson College
Chair
Disc.
David C. Earnest, Old Dominion University
George Lawson, London School of Economics and Political Science
Participant Antoine Bousquet, Birkbeck, University of London
Participant Simon Curtis, London School of Econ and Poli Sci
Participant Neil Edward Harrison, The Sustainable Development Institute
Participant Matthew J. Hoffmann, University of Toronto
Participant Patrick Thaddeus Jackson, American University
TB06: Tuesday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Innovative Panel
Cartooning for Peace and Health
Chair
Holli A. Semetko, Emory University
Participant Jeff Danziger, Emory University
Participant Liza Donnelly, The New Yorker
Participant Godfrey Mwampembwa
Participant Stephen D. Wrage, US Naval Academy
TB09: Tuesday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Panel
The Energy Crisis: Analysis and Prediction
Chair
Susanne Peters, Kent State University Ohio
Disc.
Charles Eugene Gholz, University of Texas
Can Attitudes Predict Outcomes? Public Opinion, Institutions and the Environment
Robert Shum: Johns Hopkins University
The Coming Crisis of the Indian Economy: The Past Sets the Stage for the Future
Bhawani Singh: Fordham University School of Business
Nitya Singh: University of Georgia
Nationalization of Oil Resources and Redistribution in Latin America: Variation in Strategies and Support Among Leftists
Chris A. Belasco: University of Pittsburgh
TB10: Tuesday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Panel
Blurring Borders, Changing Regimes of Governance: Building Peace and Reorganizing Political Community through International Organizations and NGOs
Chair
Giulio Venneri, University of Trento
Disc.
Aart A. Holtslag, University of Massachusetts Lowell
Exploring the Role of the Arts in Community‐Based Peace building Strategies
Perspectives on Global Environmental Governance
Chair
Disc.
Peter M. Haas, University of Mass./Amerherst
Samuel J. Barkin, University of Florida
'Environmental Governance' and 'Ecosystem Management':
Avenues for Synergies of Two Separated Approaches
Michael P. Gilek: Södertörn University College
Magnus Boström: Södertörn University College
Kristine Kern: Wageningen University
Bio‐Politics, International Governmentality and the Reorganization of Political Action from Below: Discourses and Practices of Peace Building in the New Millennium
The Basel, Rotterdam and Stockholm Conventions : A Model for Clustering and Governance or more Difficult than
Expected?
Makane Moïse Mbengue: Université de Genevè
State Formation to State Building: Thinking through State Making in Peace Operations
Kishore Mandhyan: United Nations
Panel
Celebrities, Spectatorship, and International 'Good' Causes
Global Development
Chair
Disc.
Panel
Sara E. Soderstrom: Södertörn University College
Max O. Stephenson: Virginia Tech
TB11: Tuesday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
TB13: Tuesday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Lisa Ann Richey, Roskilde University
Craig J. Calhoun, Social Science Research Council
Taking Celebrities Seriously as International Relations Actors
Andrew F. Cooper: Center for International Governance Innovation & University of Waterloo
Urs P. Thomas: EcoLomics International Geneva
The Future is Now: Global Environmental Governance as a Global Public Sphere? Michael D. Beevers: University of Maryland
Does Networked Globalization need Networked Governance? An Inquiry into the Applicability of the Network Metaphor to Global Environmental Governance
Sofie Bouteligier: KULeuven, Belgium
Stefan Renckens: Yale University
A Functional Theory of Global Environmental Governance
Fred P. Gale: University of Tasmania
TB14: Tuesday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM Panel
Celebrity Cultivation in Modern China and the Moral Politics Ideology, Citizenship and International Eduation: Cross‐
of China's HIV/AIDS Heroes
National Perspectives
Johanna L. Hood: University of Technology Sydney
Contemporary Idols
Chris Rojek: Brunel University
Aid Celebrities and Brand Aid: Bono's Product (RED)
Lisa Ann Richey: Roskilde University
Stefano Ponte: Danish Institute for International Studies
TB12: Tuesday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Panel
The Politics of Human Rights: Reader meets Author
Women's Caucus
Human Rights
Chair
Francis D. Raska, Charles University
Disc.
Delia Popescu, Le Moyne College
The Impact of Left‐Wing Campus Radicalism in the 1960s and 1970s: The Cases of the United States and West Germany
Francis D. Raska: Charles University
Language Planning and Policy in Indonesian Education
Lauren R. Zentz: University of Arizona
The US Academy and the Production of the Global Imaginary
Isaac A. Kamola: University of Minnesota
Chair
Disc.
Julie Mertus, American University
Alison Brysk, University of California at Irvine
The Malaise of the University
Disc.
Charli Carpenter, University of Massachusetts‐
Amherst
Religion, Democratic Citizenship and Education: A Study of Civic and Political Engagement Among Diverse Muslim Youth
Tazreena Sajjad Critiques Charli Carpenter
Tazreena Sajjad: American University
Eve Bratman Critiques Alison Brysk
Eve Bratman: American University
Greta Stults Critiques Julie Mertus
Greta M Stults: University of Toronto
Catherine O'Rourke Critiques Christine Bell
Catherine O'Rourke: University of Ulster
Nilgün Fehim‐Kennedy: Bilkent University
Sameena Eidoo: University of Toronto
TB15: Tuesday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Panel
Power, Perceptions, and Pathologies: Global Efforts Against Human Trafficking
Disc.
Cornelius Friesendorf, Geneva Centre for the Democratic Control of Armed Forces
Austin Choi‐Fitzpatrick, University of Notre Dame
Trafficking within Countries in Conflict and Crisis Susan Martin: Georgetown University
Strategies of Tribal Engagement: From the Awakening to Iraqi Statehood
Commandos, Advisors, and Diplomats: USSOF and the Future of COIN
Jon R. Lindsay: Massachusetts Institute of Technology
TB18: Tuesday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Panel
Current Questions in Chinese Security Policy
Virgins, Whores, and Aliens: The Subjects of International Human Trafficking
Jennifer Lobasz: University of Minnesota
Globalizing Labour Markets: Human Trafficking, Neoliberal Governance and Indetermined Resistance in Postconflict Bosnia and Hercegovina
Jacqueline Berman: BPA
Improving Counter‐Trafficking: Implementation, Networking, Evaluation
Cornelius Friesendorf: Geneva Centre for the Democratic Control of Armed Forces
Trafficking in Human Beings: Crime that is Organized and/or
Organized Crime
John T. Picarelli: National Institute of Justice
TB16: Tuesday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Colin F. Jackson: US Naval War College
Austin G. Long: Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Chair
Nested Wars: Understanding Contemporary Internal Wars
Panel
Media Coverage of Religion: Framing Discourse on Tradition and Future
Chair
Terence Lee, National University of Singapore
Disc.
Wooseon Choi, Ramapo College of New Jersey
People’s Army with Private Weapons? Interpreting the Contemporary Changes in China Defense Industries
Emmanuel Puig: CNRS France
China's Nuclear Weapons Policy Since the 1990s
Nicola Ann Horsburgh: University of Oxford
When Does China’s Military Modernisation Become Dangerous? US Arms Sales to Taiwan and the Cross‐Strait Offence‐Defence Balance: A Reflection
Chih‐yu Shih: National Taiwan University
Ching‐Chang Chen: University of Wales, Aberystwyth
TB19: Tuesday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Roundtable
Clausewitz on "Small War"
Sponsor(s): Standing Group on International Relations of the ECPR
Chair
Jack S. Levy, Rutgers University
Chair
Participant Christopher Daase, University of Munich
Participant James W. Davis, University of St. Gallen
Disc.
Stewart Hoover, University of Colorado
Participant Antulio J. Echevarria II, US Army War College
Framing Religion: Media Coverage of Candidate Religious Affiliation during US Political Campaigns
Participant Jan Willem Honig, Swedish National Defense College
Participant Thomas G. Mahnken, Johns Hopkins SAIS
Ken Rogerson: Duke University
Religion and Politics in the Turkish Media: The Coverage of Public Debate on Islam and Politics
Mehpare Selcan Kaynak: Bogazici University
TB20: Tuesday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Media, Politics & Religion in Israel
Matthew D. Evans: Penn State University
Framing Political Islam in the Arab Popular Culture: A Political Economy Approach
Abeer I. M. al Najjar: American University of Sharjah
Ilhem Allagui: American University of Sharjah
TB17: Tuesday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Roundtable
Towards Postnational Citizenship? Accomodating Immigrants in a Time of Globalization
Panel
Chair
Kamal Sadiq, University of California at Irvine
Participant Linda S. Bosniak, Rutgers University School of Law
Participant Ariside R. Zolberg, New School for Social Research
Panel
Theory and Reality in Iraq and Afghanistan
TB21: Tuesday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Mapping the field of the professionals of (in)security in Europe
Chair
Disc.
Frank C. Douglas, Naval War College
Closing Windows of Vulnerability: Assessing Diplomatic and Military Surge Strategies in Iraq
Shane Smith: National Defense University
Chair
Julien Jeandesboz, Sciences Po Paris/CERI
Disc.
Didier F. Bigo, Sciences‐Po Paris
ESDP: A New Field of Opportunity for Non‐States Actors
Chantal Lavallée: Université du Québec à Montréal
Mapping a Field of Social Force: Power and Persuasion in the Swiss Security Community
Jonas Hagmann: Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies IHEID, Geneva
Mapping of Norwegian Security Agencies and Services : Investigating the Effects of the European Field of Security
Stephan Davidshofer: The International Peace Research Institute, Oslo
Jonas R. Wang: PRIO
Marit Moe‐Pryce: The International Peace Research Institute, Oslo
TB22: Tuesday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Panel
Whither Internationalism? Canadian Foreign Policy and the "New" Conservative Government
Sponsor(s): Canadian International Studies Association
Chair
Disc.
TB24: Tuesday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Panel
Understanding Different Types of Violence
Chair
Disc.
Manus I. Midlarsky, Rutgers University
Roos van der Haer, University of Konstanz
Understanding Urban Violence
Jennifer M. Hazen: Small Arms Survey
Through the Lens of Genocide: The Etiology of Extremist Behavior
Manus I. Midlarsky: Rutgers University
Modeling Militancy Among Youth: Examining Armed Group Attractiveness in Sri Lanka and Nicaragua Over a Medium to
Long Time Horizon
Mark Hamilton: American University
Targeting Civilians in Civil War: Is the Colombian Government Desperate?
Emily Bowman: GSPIA, University of Pittsburgh
Out of Africa? The Harper Government and the 'Developing
World'
Promoting Rule of Law in Postconflict Peacebuilding: Lessons David Ross Black: Dalhousie University
from Africa
Reading Between the (Blue) Lines: How Can One Anticipate Sponsor(s): Human Rights
the Future of Canadian Foreign Policy under the Harper Chair
Chandra Sriram, University of East London
Government
Nelson Michaud: Ecole Nationales d' admin publique
Canadian Climate Change Policy Under the Conservative Government
Heather A. Smith: University of Northern British Columbia
A Funny Thing Happened on the Road to Khandahar: Harper, Manley and the Hijacking of the Canadian Foreign Policy Agenda
Claire Turenne Sjolander: University of Ottawa
TB23: Tuesday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Panel
Deconstructing Corporate Social Responsibility: Market‐Led Morality or Neoliberal Domination?
Chair
Disc.
Susanne M. Soederberg, Queen's University
CSR, the ILO, and National Labor Law in Lesotho
Gay W. Seidman: University of Wisconsin
Globalizing Oil Field Consent and Contestation: An Examination of ‘Regional’ Models from Nigeria and Northern Alberta
Anna Zalik: York University, FES
Socializing the Corporation: Personality, Identity, and Shareholder Value
Dania Thomas: Keele University
Corporate Social Responsibility through the Global Compact: Between Business and Society
Nadja V. Souza: Universidade Federal Fluminense
Eduardo R. Gomes: Universidade Federal Fluminense
Disc.
Reyko Huang, Columbia University
Rule of Law Programming during Peacekeeping and Peacebuilding in Liberia
Olga Martin‐Ortega: University of East London
Johanna Herman: University of East London School of Law
The Rule of Law and the Anti‐Politics of Transitional Justice: Lessons from Rwanda
Stephen Brown: University of Ottawa
Rule of Law Programming by the United Nations: A Practitioner’s Perspective
Robert A. Pulver
Transitional Justice Mechanisms and Broader Rule of Law Initiatives: Lessons from Experience in Sierra Leone
Chandra Sriram: University of East London
Post‐Conflict Societies: Between Peacebuilding and Social Construction of the State
Earl Conteh‐Morgan: University of South Florida
Post‐Conflict Statebuilding in the Absence of a Teleological Blueprint: Challenges and Solutions
Christian Reisinger: Bremen International Graduate School of Social Sciences
TB26: Tuesday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Panel
The Politics of Creditworthiness
Chair
Disc.
Hans Krause Hansen, Copenhagen Business School
Another Democratic Dividend: The Determinants of Bank Lending to Emerging Markets
Mark S. Manger: McGill University
Public‐Private Governance of Global Financial Markets: Explaining the Reliance of Public Financial Market Regulators on Credit Rating Agencies (CRAs)
Andreas Kruck: Eberhard Karls University Tübingen
Rating Agencies and the Subprime Crisis: Discursive Accountability of Global Financial Institutions
Dieter Kerwer: TU Muenchen
Valur Ingimundarson: University of Iceland
TB29: Tuesday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Panel
Legislatures, Bureaucracies, and Foreign Policy: Their Role and
Their Effect
The Credit Crisis: Beginning of the End or the Next Phase of International Finance Capitalism?
John W. Cioffi: University of California at Riverside
Democracy and Sovereign Credit Ratings: Do Democratic Institutions Help Leftist Governments Build Investor Confidence?
Hye Jee Cho: University of Rochester
TB27: Tuesday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Between Demilitarization and Remilitarization: Iceland’s Security Dilemma following the US Departure
Panel
Geopolitics of Central Asia
Chair
Brian D. Ripley, Mercyhurst College
Disc.
Agents and Agenda: The Influence of Bureaucratic Politics on US and German Democracy Promotion towards Ukraine
Maria E. Rotter: University of Chemnitz
Deploying Armed Forces: Does Bureaucratic Politics Really Matter?
Klaus Brummer: University of Erlangen‐Nuremberg
When and How Parliaments Influence Foreign Policy: The Case of Turkey's Iraq Decision
Chair
Gregory O. Hall, Morehouse College
Juliet Kaarbo: University of Kansas
Disc.
Reuel Hanks, Oklahoma State University
Baris Kesgin: University of Kansas
Central Asia and South Asia: A Tangled Web of Relationships
Vidya Nadkarni: University of San Diego
Revisiting Trade Policy towards China, 1989‐2001: Vote Choice and Change in a Polarized Congress
Jungkun Seo: University of North Carolina at Wilmington
East and West in Russian Foreign Policy‐Controversial Case of Central Asia
Tatiana A. Shakleina: Moscow State Institute of International Exploring the Past of Multilateralism and Anticipating a Future
Relations ‐ MGIMO, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia
of Regionalism and Bilateralism: The Case of Trade and Geopolitics of Oil and Energy in Central Asia
Investment Agreements
Houman A. Sadri: University of Central Florida
Nathan L. Burns: University of Central Florida
Power Politics in Central Asia: China and Russia’s SCO Dialogue
Chair
Disc.
Tiara Grant: New Mexico State University
Power Loss or Power Transition? Assessing the Limits of Using Energy Sector in Reviving Russia's Geopolitical Stature
Panel
Security of Small States: Historical and Strategic Perspectives
Chair
Disc.
Back to the Future? European Partnership Agreements and Investment Rules ‐The WTO's Singapore Issues in Disguise?
Elizabeth A. Smythe: Concordia University College of Alberta
S. Mohsin Hashim: Muhlenberg College
TB28: Tuesday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Elizabeth A. Smythe, Concordia University College of Alberta
Karl P. Sauvant, Executive Director, Vale Columbia Center on Sustainable International Investment
Silja Bara Omarsdottir, University of Iceland, University of Southern California
Patrick James, University of Southern California
RMA ‐ Changing the Security Equation of Small States? The Case of Israel, Singapore, and South Korea
Michael Raska: National University of Singapore
The Grand Strategies of Small European States
Anders Wivel: University of Copenhagen
Neutrality : The Evolving Dimensions of a Typical Small State’s Security Policy Instrument after the Cold War
Jean‐Marc Rickli: University of Oxford
The First Time Around: Iceland's Security Policy in the Making
Silja Bara Omarsdottir: University of Iceland, University of Southern California
How the Investment Protection Agreements Nurture a Revisited Nationalism in the Americas? Teresa Gutiérrez‐Haces: Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico
Is the US TRIPs‐Plus Strategy a Failure?
Jean‐Frédéric Morin: Universite libre de Bruxelles
Strong Investment Protection and the US‐Korea Free Trade Agreement: A Consistent Past and Future US Policy
Gilbert Gagné: Bishop's University
Investor Protection in Retreat: What Explains Country Preferences for the Quality of Investment Protection in Latin America?
Paul Haslam: University of Ottawa
Jay Dixon: University of Ottawa
TB31: Tuesday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Panel
China and Latin America: An Evolving Relationship
Chair
Gonzalo Sebastian Paz
Disc.
Jorge I. Dominguez, Harvard University
China and Venezuela: Potential Allies?
TB34: Tuesday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Panel
Gonzalo Sebastian Paz
Intervention in Civil War
Chinese Opportunities: An Outlook for Latin American Trade Sponsor(s): Scientific Study of International Processes
Rolando Avendano: Paris Scool of Economics
Goeril Havro: Organisation for Economic Co‐operation and Development
Just Biding its Time? The Strategic Implications of China's Expansion in Latin America
William E. Ratliff: Hoover Institution Fellow
China as an Imperialist Power
Patrick M. Regan, Binghamton University
Virginia Page Fortna, Columbia University
Warfighting and Third‐Party Intervention in Civil Wars
Joseph C. Magagnoli: University of North Texas
Relative Capability and Ethnic Violence: Analysing the Degree of Civilian Victimisation in Ethnic Civil Wars
Martin Ottmann: University of Nottingham & CSCW/PRIO
June Teufel Dreyer: University of Miami School of Business
TB32: Tuesday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Chair
Disc.
Panel
Scientific Advances in Forecasting in International Relations
State‐sponsored Mass killing during Civil War: Does type of War matter?
Dongsuk Kim: Uni of Illinois @ Urbana‐Champaign
Third‐Party Enforcement and Civil War Bargaining
Chair
John R. Freeman, University of Minnesota
David Siegel: Florida State Unversity
Disc.
Sean P. O' Brien, DARPA
Sunhee Park: Florida State University
Out‐of‐Sample Prediction as a Theoretical Heuristic
Michael D. Ward: University of Washington
Testing A New Forecasting Game
TB35: Tuesday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Panel
The EU after Lisbon: Enlargement and Decision‐Making Issues
Bruce J. Bueno de Mesquita: New York University/Stanford University
Real Time, Time Series Forecasting of Political Conflict
Philip Andrew Schrodt: University of Kansas
Patrick T. Brandt: University of Texas, Dallas
Forecasting the Use of Violence in Ethnic‐political Organizations: Middle Eastern Minorities, At Risk Minorities
and the Choice of Violence
Victor Asal: University at Albany ‐ State University of New York
Kihoon Choi: University of Connecticut
Krishna Pattipati: University of Connecticut
Subnational Variation in the Risk of Civil Conflict
Chair
Amy Carolyn Verdun, University of Victoria
Disc.
European Treaty Reform Processes: The Convention Revisited
Lars Hoffmann: University of Oxford
Why Enlargements of 2004 and 2007 have not Paralysed the EU Decision‐Making?
Vahur Made: Estonian School of Diplomacy
Evaluating the Minority Policies of the New Members: Towards More Inclusionary Patterns? Kerem Oge: Boston College
Equilibrium Size and Scope of a Union: The EU's New Political Architecture
Nikitas Konstantinidis: IBEI
Siri Aas Rustad: International Peace Research Institute, Oslo
TB36: Tuesday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Åshild Falch: International Peace Research Institute, Oslo
Economic Sanctions: Contributions to the Field by Margaret A.
Doxey
TB33: Tuesday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Roundtable
Democracy, Development, and Policy Reform: A Panel Honoring Robert R. Kaufman
Chair
Giselle Datz, Virginia Tech.
Participant William Roberts Clark, University of Michigan
Participant Eric M. Davis, Rutgers University
Participant Stephan Haggard, University of California at San Diego
Participant Joan M. Nelson, Woodrow Wilson International Center
Participant Hector Schamis
Participant Barbara Stallings, Brown University
Roundtable
Chair
Sue Eckert, Brown University
Chair
Kimberly Elliott, Center for Global Development and Peterson Institute
Participant Thomas J. Biersteker, Graduate Institution of International Studies, Geneva
Participant Jane Boulden, Royal Military College
Participant Andrea E. Charron, Royal Military College of Canada
Participant George A. Lopez, University of Notre Dame
TB37: Tuesday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Panel
Peacebuilding as International Theory and Practice II
Chair
Disc.
Bruno Charbonneau, Laurentian University
Human Security for Human Development in Africa after 2010? Impacts of the BRICs?
Timothy M. Shaw: University of the West Indies (UWI) and CIG
Pamela K. Mbabazi: Mbarara University of Science & Technology
Gendered Accounts: Transnationalism, the State, and the Politics of Remittances
Janna H. Ferguson: Rutgers University
TB40: Tuesday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Panel
International Law at the Domestic and Supranational Levels II
Human, All‐too‐human Security: Development Thinking and Sponsor(s): International Law
Practice from ‘Impasse’ to ‘Peacebuilding’
Jon M. Sears: University of Winnipeg
Articulating the Local and the International: ‘Peacebuilding’ Lessons from Northern Uganda
Erin K. Baines: UBC
Victims of War or Participants for Peace? Women’s Peacebuilding Experiences
Genevieve S. Parent: Laurentian University
TB38: Tuesday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Panel
Religious Beliefs and Foreign Policy Behavior
Chair
James F. Rinehart, Troy University
Disc.
Lan T, Chu, Occidental College
Chair
Disc.
Sophie Clavier, San Francisco State University
Linda Camp Keith, University of Texas at Dallas
Treaties with Teeth: International and Domestic Monitoring
in International Human Rights Law
Courtenay N. Ryals: Florida State University
Veiling and Violating: Signing United Nations Human Rights Treaties to Mask State Behavior 1981‐2006
Audrey L. Comstock: University at Albany
The Monistic Goal Of Overcoming The Divide Between Domestic And International Law: Historical Lessons For 21st Century Globalization Of The International Legal Community
Akis Kalaitzidis: University of Central Missouri
Actors, Goals and Functions of Vatican Diplomacy
Jaclyn O. McEachern: Catholic University
Religious Beliefs and US Foreign Policy: An Experimental Study
Rebecca Glazier: University of California Santa Barbara
How Does Religion Matter? Defining the Doing of a New Category in International Relations
Mona K. Sheikh: University of Copenhagen and University of California Santa Barbara
Donald H. Wallace: University of Central Missouri
How Hard and Soft Law Interact in International Governance: Alternatives, Complements, or Antagonists?
Gregory Shaffer: Loyola Univesity Chicago
Mark A. Pollack: Temple University
Enacting Counter Terrorism Financing Laws in the UAE and Bahrain: The Fusion of Global Pressures, Regional Dynamics,
and Local Interests
Carlos L. Yordan: Drew University
Does Religious Conviction Impact Arab Attitudes on Foreign TB41: Tuesday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM Panel
Relations?
Competing Theories of Foreign Policy Behavior
Peter Furia: Wake Forest University
TB39: Tuesday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Panel
Gendering Borders and (Re‐)Bordering Migration: Some Critical Reflections II
Chair
Disc.
Barbara Jane L. Parpart, University of the West Indies
Suzanne Bergeron, University of Michigan, Dearborn
Emigrant Histories, Immigration Exigencies: Transnational Pasts and Futures for Trinidadian Migrants to Canada
Belinda Leach: University of Guelph
Migration, Remittances and Microfinance: The Impact of Increasing Feminization of Migration, Remittances and Microfinance on African Women
Josephine Lairap: University of South Florida
The Global Remittance Trend under threat?
Rahel Kunz: University of Lucerne
Migrant Diversity and Public Control: Diluting Insecurities and
Privatizing Security in Malaysia Christine B. N. Chin: American University
Disc.
The People and War: Towards a Realist Theory of Foreign Policy
Francisco F. de Santibanes: King's College
Neoclassical Realism and Power
Thomas A. Juneau: Carleton University
Brian C. Schmidt: Carleton University
International Structure in Foreign Policy Analysis: A Framework
Dirk Peters: Peace Research Institute Frankfurt
Searching for Acceptance: The United States and Latin America John Poffenbarger: Wheeling Jesuit University
Mark Schaefer: Marietta College
Soft‐Balancing in International Relations: Russian Responses
to American Preeminence
Milosz M. Kucharski: University of California at Davis
TB42: Tuesday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Panel
Latin America: Complexity in Motion
Pia M. Kohler: University of Alaska Fairbanks
Chair
Disc.
Artur Zimerman, Universidade de Sao Paulo
Marieke Riethof, University of Liverpool
Urban IDPs in Santa Marta, Colombia: Population Estimation and A Comparison of Urban Poor and Migrants Kimberly Howe: The Fletcher School/Tufts University
Political Parties in Brazil: Party Organization, Electoral Competition and Public Financing
Maria do Socorro Braga: Universidade Federal de São Carlos
Adla Y. Bourdoukan: Universidade de São Paulo
Women in Emerging Democracies: Past, Present, and Future
for the Women of Albania, Malawi, and Paraguay
Stability, Transition and Regime Approval in Post‐Fidel Cuba
Gregory A. Petrow: U Nebraska Omaha
Jonathan C. Benjamin‐Alvarado: University of Nebraska Omaha
Fragmegration of Regional Multilateralism in the Caribbean ‐ The Association of Caribbean States (ACS)
Mirna Yonis‐Lombano: Universidad Central de Venezuela
TB43: Tuesday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Panel
Testing Securitization Theory beyond the European Union
Chair
Disc.
The Many Faces of Transparency: Managing Science Advisory Processes for Legitimacy
James F. Hollifield, Southern Methodist University‐
Tower Center
Rens van Munster, University of Southern Denmark
Does 'Societal Security' Travel? A Comparison of German and South African Responses to Immigration
Audie Klotz: Syracuse University
Asli Ilgit: Syracuse University
Society and Psychology in Societal Security: Sorting Out Rival Explanations of Anti‐Migrant Hostility in Russia
Mikhail Alexseev: SDSU
How Well Does the Copenhagen School Travel to Canada? Identity, Societal Security and the Securitization of Migration Policies
J. A. Sandy Irvine: Wilfrid Laurier University
The Securitization of Migration in Malaysia
Kevin Robert McGahan: National University of Singapore
International Environmental Regimes – Legalization, Flexibility, and Effectiveness
Ulrich H. Pilster: University of Essex
Tobias F. Boehmelt: University of Essex
Failings of the International Whaling Commission: A Result of Institutional Design?
Kateryna M. Wowk: University of Delaware
The Global Mechanism: Institutional Design by North‐South Compromise
Lynn M. Wagner: International Institute for Sustainable Development
Wagaki Mwangi: Syracuse University
On the Design of Regional Environmental Conventions in Europe: The Case of the Alpine Convention
Jon M. Church: Université de Paris 1 ‐ Panthéon‐Sorbonne
TB45: Tuesday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Panel
Religion and Nationalism in Contemporary Europe
Chair
Jonathan Acuff, Saint Anselm College
Disc.
Disc.
Yasemin Akbaba, Gettysburg College
The Politics Of Ethnoreligious Conflict And Conciliation: The Case Of Northern Ireland
Nukhet A. Sandal: University of Southern California
Religion and Nationalism in Turkey: Assessing Imperial Legacy
Joshua Walker: Princeton University
Religion, Nationalism, and the Social (De) Construction of European Collective Identity
Jonathan Acuff: Saint Anselm College
Religious Nationalism as a Response to Ontological Insecurity and Existential Anxiety
Gonul Tol
Religion and Nation Building:Pakistan and Turkey
Salim Cevik: Bilkent University
TB46: Tuesday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Panel
Understanding and Predicting Terrorism
The Ontological Commitments of the Copenhagen School of Sponsor(s): Exploring the Past, Anticipating the Future (Theme)
Security Studies: A Critical Appraisal
Chair
James I. Walsh, Un. Of North Carolina at Charlotte
Mohammad S. Homayounvash: Florida International University
TB44: Tuesday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Panel
Implementation Surprises: How Multilateral Environmental Agreements (MEA) Institutional Design Plays Out in Practice
Chair
Pia M. Kohler, University of Alaska Fairbanks
Disc.
Paul F. Steinberg, Harvey Mudd College
Disc.
Patterns within Pre‐Attack Stages of Terrorist Activity
Michael E. Freeman: Naval Postgraduate School
Predicting Terrorism: A Quantitative Analysis
Brandon Michael Boylan: University of Pittsburgh
Deadly Gift: The Negative Effect of Development Aid on Islamic Terrorism
Michael Findley: Brigham Young University
Swati Sharma: Brigham Young University
Swati Sharma: Brigham Young University
Redefining the Modern State
Labeling "Low Level Terrorism": The Out‐Definition of Social
Movements
Donald N. Pyles: Unaffiliated
TB47: Tuesday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Panel
Non‐Proliferation and Counter‐Terrorism: Emerging and Evolving Security Regimes
Gary Kenneth Bertsch, University of Georgia
Peter B. Crail, Arms Control Association
TB96: Tuesday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Poster Session
Issues in Maritime Security
UNSCR 1540 and Trade
Disc.
Richard Cupitt: American University
International Law and Domestic Compliance: Explaining Variation in Legal Development, Institutionalization, and Implementation of UNSCR 1540
Douglas M. Stinnett: University of Georgia
Cale D. Horne: University of Georgia
John F. Garofano, US Naval War College
Rediscovering Geography: Geopolitics and Causes of Hegemonic War
Kentaro Sakuwa: Arizona State University
State Weakness and Sophistication in Piratical Hijackings
Justin Hastings: Georgia Institute of Technology
Bryan R. Early: University of Georgia
"We Cannot Go On": Disruptive Innovation and the First World War Royal Navy's Response to Submarines
A Holistic Reexamination of the NPT
Daniel H. Joyner: University of Alabama School of Law
The NPT and the Evolution of Nuclear Security Norms
Wade Huntley: University of British Columbia
TB48: Tuesday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Reconstruction of the Enemy in the Global Risk Society: A Clash of Decivilizations? Munevver Cebeci: Marmara University
Chair
Disc.
Stellan Vinthagen: Gothenburg University
Panel
Gautam Mukunda: Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Exorcising the Ghost of the Battleship: US Navy Adaptation to Japan’s Improved Anti‐Ship Bombing, 1941‐45
Matthew A. Tattar: Brandeis University
Roundtable
The Political Economy of Regional Cooperation in the Americas TC01: Tuesday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
ISA Journal Editors’ Roundtable: Everything You Wanted to Sponsor(s): International Political Economy
Know about Publishing but Afraid to Ask
Chair
Laura Gomez Mera, Unversity of Miami
Disc.
William C. Smith, University of Miami
South American Regional Integration: Brazil and the Continental Politics of Energy, Infrastructure, and Finance
Chair
Birol A. Yesilada, Portland State University
Participant Didier F. Bigo, Sciences‐Po Paris
Leslie Elliott Armijo: Portland State University
Participant Mark Allen Boyer, University of Connecticut
Christine A. Kearney: St. Anselm College
Participant David Kinsella, Portland State University
Participant Jennifer Sterling‐Folker, University of Connecticut
Party Orientation and Latin American Preferences over Preferential Trade Agreements
Cintia V. Quiliconi: University of Sothern California
Bargaining, Institutions and the Politics of Trade Dispute Settlement in the Americas
Laura Gomez Mera: Unversity of Miami
Participant William R. Thompson, Indiana University
Participant Douglas A. Van Belle, Victoria University of Wellington
Participant Birol A. Yesilada, Portland State University
Panel
Ana P. Morgenstern: University of Miami
TC02: Tuesday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Andrea Molinari: Universidad de San Andres
Economic Development, Social Welfare, and Integration as Peace Prevention
Brazilian Foreign Policy After the Cold War
Sean Burges: Carleton University
TB94: Tuesday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Poster Session
Critical Terror Studies
Disc.
Yan St‐Pierre, University of Geneva
Terror: From Tyrannicide to Terrorism
Brett M. Bowden: University of New South Wales at the Australian Defence Force Academy
Doing Terror! Radical Islamism and the Performance of Terror
Manni I. Crone: Danish Institute for International Studies
Peace Studies
Chair
Disc.
Marieke Riethof, University of Liverpool
Jenny H. Peterson, UBC
Changing the Future: Peace through Conflict Prevention ‐ Assessing the European Experience
Joao Marcelo Dalla Costa: University of Tübingen
Developing Peace: Assessing the Contribution of Development Activities to Peacebuilding
Andrea U. Warnecke: Bonn International Center for Conversion
Volker Franke: McDaniel College
Trade and Conflict: A Strategic Approach
Matthew R. DiGiuseppe: Binghamton University
The Incidence and Nature of Private Wars and Conflicts
Sophia Benz: University of Tübingen, Germany/University of California at Berkeley
Innovative Panel
‘I Am An American’: Video Portraits of Unsafe US Citizens
Does the Defense‐Growth Paradigm Outweigh the Cost of Sponsor(s): ISA Innovative Panel
Economic Sanctions: A Case Study of the Islamic Republic of
Chair
Cynthia Weber, Lancaster University
Iran
Bruce D. McDonald, III: Florida State University
Roundtable
Waltz's World: The Past and Future of Realism (Part II) ‐ Sponsored by the Jounal "International Relations"
Chair
Milja Kurki, University of Wales, Aberystwyth
Disc.
Participant Chris Brown, London School of Economics and Political Science
Participant Jean Elshtain, University of Chicago
Participant Georg C. A. Sørensen, University of Aarhus
Participant Hidemi Suganami, University of Wales, Aberystwyth
Panel
Women, Peace, and Security: Issues in Post‐ and Non‐conflict Situations
Participant Alex Danchev, University of Nottingham
Participant L. H. M. Lily Ling, The New School
Participant Timothy Wayne Luke, VPI & SU
Panel
New Paradigms and New Players for the International Treatment of Internal Conflicts
Chair
Disc.
Stina Torjesen, Norwegian Institute of International Affairs
Stina Torjesen, Norwegian Institute of International Affairs
Lawyering War or Talking Peace? On Militant Usages of the Law in the Resolution of Internal Armed Conflicts
Sara Résia Dezalay: European University Institute
A Culture of Protection? The Interpretation of International Norms in the Context of Sudan
Jon Harald Sande Lie: NUPI and University of Bergen
Peace Studies
Chair
Disc.
The Gendered Conceptualization of Peace in Post‐Conflict Societies
Campaigning for Darfur : Can Western Advocacy Movements bring Peace to Sudan?
Maria M. Gabrielsen: Sciences Po / CERI, Paris
International Contributions to the Building of Timor‐ Leste
Rebecca E. Engel: CICR, Columbia University
Peace Medie: University of Pittsburgh
Roundtable
Gendered Militarization and Globalization Make the World Roundtable on Neoclassical Realism, the State, and Foreign Go Round
Policy
Susan Jackson: University of Arizona
Security and HIV/AIDS, Is there a Link? Gendered Reflection
Hakan M. Seckinelgin: London School of Economics and Political Science
The Marginals among the Marginals: State Policy and Dalit Women Activism in an Indian State
Digambar Mishra: Miles College
Roundtable
International Organizations As Self‐Directed Actors
Chair
Participant David C. Ellis, University of South Florida
Participant Christer Jonsson, University of Lund
Participant Margaret P. Karns, University of Dayton
Participant Kent Johnson Kille, The College of Wooster
Participant Karen Ann Mingst, University of Kentucky
Participant James P. Muldoon, Senior Fellow, Center for Global Change and Governance, Rutgers‐Newark
Participant Bob Reinalda, Radboud University Nijmegen
Participant Kendall W. Stiles, Brigham Young University
Participant Catherine Elizabeth Weaver, University of Texas‐
Austin
Chair
Participant Timothy Crawford, Boston College
Participant David A. Lake, University of California San Diego
Participant Jack S. Levy, Rutgers University
Participant Steven E. Lobell, University of Utah
Participant Benjamin Miller, University of Haifa
Participant Norrin M. Ripsman, Concordia University
Participant Jeffrey W. Taliaferro, Tufts University
Roundtable
The Future Global Political Economy: Historical Methods and Scenarios
Chair
James H. Mittelman, American University
Participant Mathias Theo Albert, Universität Bielefeld
Participant James H. Mittelman, American University
Participant Heikki Patomaki, Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology University
Panel
Rethinking the “State Building = Democracy Equation” in Post‐
Conflict Societies
Chair
Christoph M. Zuercher, Free U Berlin
Disc.
Thomas Risse, Freie Universitat Berlin
External Efforts to Dismantle and Integrate Parallel Governance Structures in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Explaining Multiethnic Elite Cooperation in Post‐Ohrid Macedonia
Tome Sandevski: University of Duisburg‐Essen
Democratization and Extraversion: The Liberian Case
Felix S. L. Gerdes: University of Hamburg
Roundtable
Encountering Global Environmental Politics: Pedagogies of Hope
Chair
P. Brian Fisher, University of California at Irvine
Disc.
Paul Wapner, American University
Participant Elizabeth R. DeSombre, Wellesley College
Participant Michael Maniates, Allegheny College
Participant Richard Anthony Matthew, University of California
Participant Simon Nicholson, American University
Panel
Norms and Practices in Contemporary International Society
Chair
Barbara Allen Roberson, University of Warwick
Disc.
William Bain, University of Wales, Aberystwyth
The Limits of Solidarity among Democracies: Human Rights Voting at the United Nations
Steven Seligman: The University of Western Ontario
The Power of Progress in International Politics: Progressive Discourses and Institutional Change
Dane Imerman: Ohio State University
Religion, Law and State Formation: A Comparative Study of Roman and Islamic Law
Mehmet Sinan Birdal: University of Southern California
Developmental Democracy: A New Benchmark for UN Assistance?
Kirsten Haack: Open University
Panel
Regional Environmental Governance: From Theory to Practice
Chair
Disc.
Kathryn Hochstetler, University of New Mexico
Jon M. Church, Université de Paris 1 ‐ Panthéon‐
Sorbonne
The Political Economy of Water Scarcity: Building Interstate Institutions in the Middle East and North Africa
Jason J. Morrissette: Marshall University
Joerg Balsiger: Swiss Federal Institute of Technology
Climate Change and Regional Cooperation
Panel
Organizing and Managing National Intelligence Systems
Chair
Disc.
William J. Lahneman, Towson University
David M. Barrett, Villanova University
Past Perfect or Imperfect?: The size of the President's Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board
Cynthia Marie Nolan
Home Time: Examining Methods for Managing an Effective Domestic Intelligence System in the US
Environmental Studies
Transnational Environmental Regionalism: The European Alps and the North Sea Compared
Miriam Prys: University of Oxford
Kristie D. Evenson: University of Bristol
Sylvia I. Karlsson: Turku School of Economics
Hanna M. Kaisti: Turku School of Economics
Norm Diffusion in the Global‐Regional Interface: The Entry of Sustainable Energy on the Agenda of Asian IGOs
Arthur Steven Hulnick: Boston University
New Challenges, Old Practice: The Dilemmas of Intelligence in the Post‐Cold War World ‐ The Case of Brazil
Joanisval B. Goncalves: Senate of Brazil
Assessing the Performance of the Canadian Intelligence Community through an Integrated Results‐Based Management Method
Joe Faragone: Government of Canada
Panel
Women Engaging in Political Violence: Conversations within IR
on "Bad" Women
Women's Caucus
Chair
Kristen Williams, Clark University
Disc.
Michael J. Butler, Clark University
Desperate Times? Gender Roles in Revolutionary Groups
Caron Gentry: Abilene Christian University
Paramilitary Mothers and Critical Decisions: Examining Protestant Women's Motivations to Engage in Political Violence
Sandra McEvoy: Clark University
Women and the Genocidal Rape of Women: The Gender Dynamics of Gendered War Crimes
Laura Sjoberg: Virginia Tech
Women's Participation in the US Military Since World War II
Judith H. Stiehm: Florida International University
Women Participating in Conflict: A Challenge to Gendered Norms
Joyce P. Kaufman: Whittier College
Kristen Williams: Clark University
Panel
The Role of ICT in Political Activism, Resistance, and Human Rights: Exploring the Past, Anticipating the Future
Democratic Accountability, Trade Transparency, and Scandal Sensitivity: Domestic Sources of Conventional Arms Export Restraint
Jennifer L. Erickson: Cornell University
Chair
Patrick P. Meier, The Fletcher School
Disc.
Daniel Drezner, Tufts University
Mobile Phones as Facilitators of Political Activism
Fabien Miard: University of Oslo
Superfluous Constraints: Understanding the ‘Regulation’ of Landmines
Vaidyanatha Gundlupet: Princeton University
Panel
ICT Diffusion and Incidents of Resistance against Repressive Dominant Parties in Developing Countries: Comparative and Conceptual Perspectives
Regimes Sponsor(s): Exploring the Past, Anticipating the Future (Theme)
Patrick P. Meier: The Fletcher School
Digitally Networked Technology in Kenya's 2007 Post‐
Election Crisis
ICTs and the Progress of Human Rights Indra De Soysa: Norwegian University of Science and Technology
Lucia Liste: NTNU
Persistent Signs Amidst Continued Oppression: The Semiotics of Latino and Chicano Presence in Cinema, Visual Culture, and Literature
Panel
Patterns of Violence during and after Civil War: Iraq in Comparative Perspective
Chair
Disc.
Ethnic Civil Wars and the Illiberal Peace
Lise Morje Howard: Georgetown University
Politics and the Battlefield: Explaining Civilian Death during the Spanish Civil War
Laia Balcells: Yale University
The Causes of Violence in Post‐Conflict States
Michael J. Boyle: University of St. Andrews
Iraq, the Insurgency, and Civilian Casualties
Kathryn McNabb Cochran: Duke University
The Strategic Use of Violence and Restraint in Iraq and Afghanistan
Jessica Stanton: University of Pennsylvania
Panel
Issues in Arms Control
Chair
Disc.
Disc.
T. J. Pempel, University of California at Berkeley
Erik Kuhonta: McGill University
Political Institutions and Party System Change: The Transition from a Dominant to Multiparty System in India
Csaba Nikolenyi: Concordia University
Hegemonic Parties and Presidents and the Challenge of Religious Actors in West Africa
Cedric Jourde
David E. Toohey: University of Hawaii
Erik Kuhonta, McGill University
Dominant Parties and Social Welfare: A Comparison of Malaysia's UMNO and Thailand's Thai Rak Thai
Joshua S. Goldstein: American University
Chair
Bettina Renz, University of Nottingham
Barry O'Neill, University of California at Los Angeles
Agenda‐Setter Model of the Landmine Ban Treaty
Hikaru Hayashi: Waseda University
Banning Obsolete Weapons or Redefining Military Utility: Argumentative Dynamics in Weapons Prohibitions
Margarita H. Petrova: European University Institute
Panel
Constructing National Identities
Chair
Disc.
Chip Gagnon, Ithaca College
Chip Gagnon, Ithaca College
Mining the Past for an Image of the Future: Juan Valdez, Economic Crisis, and the Reconstruction of Colombian National Identity
Stacey L. Hunt: Rutgers University
Constructing Affinity: Finding Historical "Roots" to Strange Bedfellows
Anders C. Hardig: American University
Constructing Neo‐Racialized Discourses and the Imagining of a Spanish National Identity
Ana Caballero‐Mengibar: Northern Arizona University
Nation‐Building and the Politics of Language: Considering the Croatian Case
Susanne Martin: University of Texas at Austin
"Modern Standard Nationalism?" The Role of Demotic Arabic in the Construction of Egyptian Nationalism and National Identity
Elizabeth A. Mercurio: Georgetown University
Panel
Virtual Politics: Securing Futures
Chair
Sebastian Kaempf, University of Queensland
Disc.
Francois Debrix, Florida International University
Russia as Virtual State in International Politics
Stefanie Ortmann: London School of Economics and Political Science
The Global War on Terror and the War Machine
Philippe Bonditti: Watson Institute, Brown University
Assaf Moghadam: US Military Academy
Virtual Border Security
Nick Vaughan‐Williams: University of Exeter
Exploring the Virtual in the War on Terror
Tom E. Lundborg: University of Wales, Aberystwyth
Panel
Poliheuristic Theory: Theoretical, Methodological, and Substantive Extensions
Chair
Steven B. Redd, University of Wisconsin‐Milwaukee
Disc.
Information Overload and the Noncompensatory Principle of the Poliheuristic Theory of Decision Making
Steven B. Redd: University of Wisconsin‐Milwaukee
How Green is Poliheuristic Theory? An Assessment of PH and Global Climate Change Policy
Amy Below: Ohio University
Poliheuristic Theory and Crisis Perception
David Brule: University of Tennessee
Problem Representation and the Poliheuristic Theory of Decision Making
Jonathan Keller: James Madison University
Panel
FDI and International Treaties: An Institutional Analysis
Chair
Lucy M. Goodhart, Columbia University
Disc.
Lucy M. Goodhart, Columbia University
FDI and International Treaties: An Institutional Analysis
Helen Milner: Woodrow Wilson School
Tim Buthe: Duke University
Partisan Preferences for Foreign Investment
Nathan Jensen: Washington University
Pablo M. Pinto: Columbia University
Santiago Pinto: West Virginia University
Marc A. Genest: Naval War College
Predicting Brutality: Assessing Terrorist Tactics and Reassessing Goals in the Global War on Terror
Andrea J. Dew: Naval War College
A Systems Analysis of Global Security & Terror in a Post‐
Cold War, Post‐9/11 International Order
Marvin L. Astrada: Florida International University
Roundtable
The Geopolitical Dimensions of the Financial Crisis: The View from Washington and Moscow
Chair
Andrei Kortunov, New Eurasia Foundation
Participant Dmitri Bougrov
Participant Timur R. Gareev, IK SUR
Participant Andrej Krickovic, University of California at Berkeley
Participant Fryodor Lukyanov, Global Affairs
Participant Steven Weber, University of California, Berkeley
Panel
Central Banks and Currency Politics
Chair
Jennifer Dwyer, Hunter College
Disc.
The Supply of International Standards: Private Sector Influence on International Banking Regulation
Kevin Young: London School of Economics and Political Science
Growing through Debt and Inflation: An Inquiry into the Rise and the Likely Fall of Bulgaria’s Currency Board
Maria N. Ivanova: New York University
Challenge and Response: US Dollar Disturbance and Prospects for Sino‐Japanese Monetary Cooperation in East Asia
Wolf Hassdorf: China Foreign Affairs University, Beijing
Democratic Institutions, Policy Credibility, and Foreign Direct Investment
Quan Li: Texas A&M University
Central Bank Independence in Presidential Systems: A Two‐
Level Theory
Ana Carolina Garriga: University of Pittsburgh
The Many Faces of Foreign Direct Investment: Boon, Bane, or It Depends?
Terence K. Teo: Rutgers University
Beyond Sticks and Stones: Strategic Communications in the Cold War and the Long War
Yi Yang: James Madison University
Exploiting Rifts? Internal Jihadi Debates and the Global War on Terror Capital Account Liberalization in the Developing World and the Global Reserve System: Imbalances and Inequities
Youngwon Cho: St. Francis Xavier University
Panel
Panel
"Exploring the Past" and "Anticipating the Future" of the Global War on Terror
Post‐Soviet Politics in Central Asia: Interactions between the System, State, and Society
Chair
Chair
Kursad Aslan, Kent State University
Disc.
Disc.
Michael E. Aleprete, Westminster College
Economic Internationalization and Post‐Communist Political TC30: Tuesday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Panel
Development
Developing Effective Environmental Governance: The Roles of Neil Robinson: University of Limerick
Policy Diffusion and International Cooperation
Small States in the Former Soviet Space: System‐Disturbers Sponsor(s): Environmental Studies
or System‐Determiners?
Thomas J. Wood: University of South Carolina, Aiken
State Institutions and Prospects for Democratization in Post
Soviet Kyrgyzstan
Askat Dukenbaev: Kent State University
International Labor Migration from Rural Central Asia and Its Developmental Outcomes
Kursad Aslan: Kent State University
Panel
Chair
Arild Underdal, University of Oslo
Disc.
Peter M. Haas, University of Mass./Amerherst
Networks, Policy Diffusion and the Dynamics of International Environmental Regimes
Frank Grundig: University of Kent
Convergence and Divergence in the Study of International Environmental Regimes
Oran R. Young: University of California at Santa Barbara
Individual Perspectives on the Use of Force
Arild Underdal: University of Oslo
Chair
Bradley Thayer, Thayer Limited
Michael Zuern: Transnational Conflicts and International Institutions
Disc.
Dominic Tierney, Swarthmore College
Helmut Breitmeier: Fernuniversität in Hagen
Cooperating to Kill: The Strategic Logic of the In‐group/Out‐
group Bias
Dominic Johnson: Edinburgh University
Self‐Sacrificial "Heroism": Evidence of Proximate Mechanisms from the Kamikaze Campaign
John M. Orbell: University of Oregon
Tomonori Morikawa: Waseda University
Thinking about Nuclear Deterrence Theory: Why Evolutionary Psychology Undermines Its Rational Actor Assumptions
Bradley Thayer: Thayer Limited
The Security Dilemma at the Individual Level of Analysis: The Role of Emotion and Memory in the Evaluation of "Others" Across Time
David L. Rousseau: University at Albany ‐ State University of New York
Monoamino oxidase A gene (MAOA) predicts behavioral aggression following provocation
Dustin H. Tingley: Princeton University
Panel
Prime Ministers: Prime Actors in Foreign Policy Making?
Chair
Nelson Michaud, Ecole Nationales d' admin publique
Disc.
Nelson Michaud, Ecole Nationales d' admin publique
Trudeau, the Department of External Affairs and the Conduct of International Relations
Greg Donaghy: Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada
Mary Halloran: Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada
John F. Hilliker
Jean Chretien’s Canadian Foreign Policy, 1993‐2003
John Kirton: University of Toronto
Regime Formation Revisited: Explaining the Dynamics of Membership in International Agreements to Reduce Long‐
Range Transboundary Air Pollution
Perrin Sophie: ETH Zürich
International and Domestic Aspects of the Institutionalization of Environmental Policies in Industrial Countries
Detlef Jahn: University of Greifswald
Self‐enforcing Environmental Agreements: What? When? How?
Jon Hovi: University of Oslo
Stine Aakre: CICERO Center for International Climate and Environmental Research Oslo
Panel
Security and Cooperation in Asia Sponsor(s): Exploring the Past, Anticipating the Future (Theme)
Chair
Disc.
Hidekazu Sakai, Kansai Gaidai University
Tsuneo Akaha, Monterey Institute of International Studies
Constructing Transpacific Security Community: The Matured Stage of US‐Japan Alliance
Hidekazu Sakai: Kansai Gaidai University
China Embraces Multilateralism: From Reluctance to Activism
Jing‐Dong Yuan: Monterey Institute of International Studies
Security Cooperation in Asia
Hiro Katsumata: University of Bristol
Is China a Black Swan?: Implications for America and East Asian Security
Kevin Cooney: Union University
Network Governance and East Asian Security
Anja Elisabeth Jetschke: University of Freiburg
Panel
The New Semi‐Peripheries I: Post‐Soviet World System and the Theoretical Turn
On Lebanon: Disaggregating a Country (1975‐1990)
Andrea Ruggeri: University of Essex
Fuelling Insurgency: Oil Revenues and the Financing of Rebel Groups
Nils Duquet: Flemish Peace Institute
Chair
Or Raviv, University of Sussex
Disc.
Owen Worth, University of Limerick
Semiperipheral Development and Globalization
Panel
Negotiation and Decision‐Making in the EU
Christopher K. Chase‐Dunn: University of California at Riverside Sponsor(s): International Organization
Kirk Lawrence: University of California‐Riverside
World System after the Ottoman Empire
Phoebe Moore: Salford University
Organised Labour in the Semiperiphery Beyond Globalisation
Kevin Gray: University of Sussex
The Semi‐Periphery beyond Global Fordism
Gerry C. Strange: University of Lincoln
Transnational Social Forces in Europe's Semi‐Periphery
Stuart Shields: University of Manchester
Panel
Globalizing Public Policy
Michelle Frasher‐Rae, Ohio University
Terri E. Givens, University of Texas at Austin
Common Interests and the Politics of Global Public Action on Pharmaceutical Policies
Maureen M. Mackintosh: The Open University
Meri T. Koivusalo: STAKES
The Competition State in the 21st Century:: Evolution and Prospects
Philip George Cerny: Rutgers University‐Newark
Post‐war Reconstruction, International Policy Transfer and the World Bank – the Case of Community‐Driven Development
Analzying Global Policy: Implications for the Theory and Practice of Policy Analysis
Frank Fischer: Rutgers University
"Back to the 1970s?" The State of the Fiscal Crisis
Vicki Birchfield, Georgia Institute of Technology
Co‐opting the European Social Model: The Evolving Discourse over the ‘Common Principles’ of Flexicurity
Daniel V. Preece: University of Alberta
Explaining Variation in Bargaining Strategies: Bargaining Power, Socialization and Culture in Intergovernmental Negotiations in the EU
Gemma Mateo: University College Dublin
Andreas Duer: University College Dublin
The Politics of Pre‐Negotiation: Explaining the Effective Preparation of Complex International Conferences
Towards a Realist‐Constructivist Theory of European Integration: Explaining Social Policy Cooperation from the Single European Act through the Maastricht Treaty
Joshua Stapel: University of Conneticut
Panel
The Politics of Nuclear Proliferation
Chair
Disc.
Etel Solingen, University of California at Irvine
Alexander Montgomery, Reed College
Iran and North Korea: Unique Proliferators
Saira Khan: University of British Columbia
Adoption Capacity and the Spread of Nuclear Weapons
Targeting Nuclear Programs in War and Peace
Matt Fuhrmann: University of South Carolina
The Differential Effects of Nuclear Proliferation or: Why Nuclear Weapons Threaten Some States More than Others
Matthew Kroenig: Georgetown University
Angus Cameron: University of Leicester
Panel
Mobilization in Intrastate Conflict and Protest
Chair
Disc.
David Sobek, Louisiana State University
David E. Cunningham, Iowa State University
Disc.
David Sobek, Louisiana State University
¿Que se vayan todos? Revolutionary Changes and Changes in Revolution in 21st Century Argentina
Pamina M. Firchow: Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies
Recruitment of Children for Armed Conflict: Empirical Analysis
Vera Achvarina: University of Pittsburgh
Disc.
Michael Horowitz: University of Pennsylvania
Mark G. Evans: University of York, UK
Ivan Dinev Ivanov, Muskingum College
Christine Reh: University College London
Chair
Disc.
Chair
Fear, Loathing, and the Bomb: What Happens When a Neighbor Proliferates?
Panel
Military Interventions: Support, Constraints, and Effects
Chair
Disc.
Intervening in the Name of...?: The United States, Coercive Intervention and the National Interest
Timothy M. Knievel: Rutgers University
Military Intervention and Women’s Status
Panel
Jerome Venteicher: University of Missouri
Border and Security Issues with Mexico and Latin America
False Surprises: Why Policy‐Makers Fail to Learn from Setbacks
Stephanie Pezard: Graduate Institute of International Studies, Geneva
How Appropriate is ‘Appropriateness’ for Explaining Norms of Military Practice?
Scott Fitzsimmons: University of Calgary
Chair
Disc.
Changes and Continuity in US‐Mexico Border Security after 9/11: Mapping Policy‐making Connections in the Tijuana‐
San Diego Area
Patricia Hamm: El Colegio de la Frontera Norte
Panel
Gender, Empowerment, and Care Work: Intersectional Frameworks for Mapping Economic Difference
Using Counterinsurgency to Reassert the Westphalian State
against Criminal Networks: The Case of the Gulf Cartel
Nathan Jones: University of California at Irvine
Reality and Rhetoric in Mexican Foreign Policy
Chair
Suzanne Bergeron, University of Michigan, Dearborn
Disc.
Marianne H. Marchand, La University de las Americas, Puebla
Care, Neoliberalism, and Disposable Populations
Drucilla Barker: University of South Carolina
Reconceptualizing Intimacy and Care Work in Global Development
Athanasios Hristoulas: Institute de Tecnologico Autonom de Mex
United States Borders, Boundaries, and Barriers: Divisions Along Multiple Dimensions and Levels
Frederick M. Kaiser: Congressional Research Service
Intimate Labors: Sex Work and Care Work
S. Charusheela: University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Economic Effects of Remittances on Household Labor
Maliha Safri: Drew University
Panel
Non‐Governments, Non‐States, and Uncertain Authority in Global Governance
Chair
Disc.
Rodney B. Hall, University of Oxford
Disc.
Michael J. Struett, North Carolina State University
Thinking Beyond the State of Exception: Ethical Grounds as a Response to Legal Indeterminacy in International Relations Discourse
Alexander D. Barder: Johns Hopkins University
Non‐State Actors and Customary International Law: Insights
from the Law of Armed Conflict and Implications for International Relations Theory
Eric A. Heinze: University of Oklahoma
Panel
The Politics of Foreign Direct Investment
Suzanne Bergeron: University of Michigan, Dearborn
Athanasios Hristoulas, Institute de Tecnologico Autonom de Mex
Harold A. Trinkunas, Naval Postgraduate School
Chair
Yu Zheng, University of Connecticut
Disc.
Yu Zheng, University of Connecticut
Electoral Systems and Incentives to Foreign Direct Investors
A Cross‐National Study Glen Biglaiser: Texas Tech University
Marshall Garland: Texas Tech University
"Labor Dumping” or Building Up? Assessing Labor Rights and FDI
Robert G. Blanton: University of Memphis
Shannon Lindsey Blanton: University of Memphis
China and India: Variation in the Reregulation of Foreign Direct Investment in the Age of Globalization
Roselyn Hsueh: University of California‐Berkeley
Gambling on Conflict: Foreign Investment Flows to Conflict Countries
Andreea S. Mihalache: Pennsylvania State University
Labor Mobility, Foreign Direct Investment, and the Demand
for Protection
Hak‐Seon Lee: James Madison University
From the Outside In: The Cooptation of Indigenous Peoples TC43: Tuesday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM
Panel
NGOs at the UN
The Politics of Hope and Fear: Global Imaginaries and the Aart A. Holtslag: University of Massachusetts Lowell
Construction of Political Order Theoretical Limitations on Treaty Ratification as a Sponsor(s): Global Development
Mechanism for Legitimating International Law
Michael J. Struett: North Carolina State University
Agents of Order in the Twenty‐First Century: The Structure of International Society and Prospects for Global Governance
Tomasz Widlak: University of Gdansk
Chair
Nisha Shah, Brown University
Disc.
Angharad Closs Stephens, University of Durham
The Rise of the Global Imaginary and the Transformation of Modern Political Ideologies
Manfred B. Steger: Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology University
Reinventing Humanity
Immanence over Imaginary: Locating the Global Present
Nisha Shah: Brown University
Paul W. James: Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology
Religion and the Global Imaginary
Erin K. Wilson: Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology University
Panel
Non‐State Actors and Environmental Governance
Panel
Tackling Terrorism
Chair
Disc.
Gregory Miller, University of Oklahoma
Events as a Mask for Continuity: Assessing Prevailing Attitudes and Behaviours in Western Counter‐Terrorism Yan St‐Pierre: University of Geneva
Learning Lessons from Counter‐Terrorism Failures: The Unted Kingdom's Pre‐ and Post‐ 9/11 Counter‐Terrorism Policy
Jessie Blackbourn: Queen's University Belfast
Chair
Disc.
Delegation to Non‐State Actors: An Historical Analysis of One Hundred Years of International Environmental Law
Jessica F. Green: Princeton University
Why Governments Make Concessions To Terrorist Groups
Gavin Cameron: University of Calgary
Strange Bedfellows or Brothers‐in‐Arms: When do Terrorist Organizations form Alliances
Tricia L. Bacon‐Gonzalez: Georgetown University
Competing Ideas, Competing Rights: The Issue of Farmers' Rights in International Politics Zuhre Aksoy: Bogazici University
US Counterbioterrorism Policy: (Re)Examining the Past, Rethinking the Future
Susan Wright: University of Michigan
Promoting Engagement in the Public Sphere: International trends in Public Participation in Health Services and Environmental Regulation
Aino U. Inkinen: Finnish Environment Institute
Jonathan Q. Tritter: University of Warwick
Indigenous Groups as Quasi‐State Actors in International Natural Resource Governance
Shane D. Day: Indiana University
Public Watchdogs/Private Interests: The Reality of International NGOs
Jane A. Winzer: University of Alaska, Fairbanks
Deborah S. Davenport: University of Buckingham
Panel
Muslim Integration: Incorporation, Terrorism, and Security from a Transatlantic Perspective
Chair
Simon F. Reich, University of Pittsburgh
Disc.
Michael Minkenberg, New York University
Islam and Immigration in Europe and the United States
Jocelyne Cesari: Harvard University
Evaluating Convergence and Success of Integration Policy: Comparing Europe and The United States
Martin A. Schain: New York University
How to Make Enemies: The Failure of Integration as a Security Issue
Arianne Chebel d'Appolonia: Sciences Po
Security and/or Participation: On the Need to Reconcile Differing Conceptions of Migrant Integration
The Global Imaginary and the Deferral of Exterminism: Caught between Hope and Fear
Simon F. Reich: University of Pittsburgh
Patrick R. Ireland: Illinois Institute of Technology
Jens Bartelson: Lund University
Transatlantic Integration in Comparative Perspective
Panel
Analyzing Counterterrorism: Perspectives from International Relations and Organization Theories
Chair
Jeremy Shapiro, Brookings
Disc.
Robert A. Pape, University of Chicago
Co‐ordinating Counterterrorism: Institutions and Organizational Routines in the United States, France and Britain Frank Foley: Stanford University
Analyzing the Effectiveness of Counterterrorism in Democracies
Martha Crenshaw: Stanford University
Against the Grain: Community Partnership and Deradicalization among Islamic "Radicals" in London
Michael Kenney: Penn State University, Capital College
Judging the Effectiveness of Israeli Counterterrorism
Daniel Byman: Georgetown University
Roundtable
Emerging Powers and Global Governance Reform: The BRIC‐
SAM Reconsidered
Andrew F. Cooper, Center for International Governance Innovation & University of Waterloo
Disc.
Parag Khanna, London School of Economics and Political Science & New America Foundation
Participant Alan S Alexandroff, Munk Centre for International Studies, University of Toronto
Participant Gregory T. Chin, York University and CIGI
Participant Timothy M. Shaw, University of the West Indies (UWI) and CIGI
Poster Session
Is there an Eastern Way to Practice Human Rights? A Comparison of Christian and Buddhist Transnational Networks in China
Yun Wang: University of California at Riverside
Violators or Advocators? The Janus’ Faced Involvement of Business in Corporate Social Responsibility
Lisbeth R. Segerlund: Stockholm University
Just War or just war? Thrasymachus and the US interventions in Afghanistan and Iraq
Ken McDonagh: Dublin City University
Evaluating Domestic Components of Foreign Policy
TD01: Tuesday 2:15 PM ‐ 4:00 PM
Security Implications of Climate Change
Disc.
Babak Bahador, University of Canterbury
Blundering into Baghdad: Strategic Agency vs. Decision‐
making Structure as Explanations for the Iraq Invasion Decision
Douglas Anthony Borer: Naval Postgraduate School
Stephen W. Twing: Frostburg State University
The External Dimension of Identity Construction: Russia as a
Europe‐Maker
Viatcheslav Morozov: St. Petersburg State University
Egyptian Women: Agents of Change
Gerakina A. Sgoutas: Metropolitan State College Denver
Dressed for the Occasion: Post‐War British Diplomacy and the Dresses of Elizabeth II
Chair
Andrew Mack, Simon Fraser University
Disc.
Idean Salehyan, University of North Texas
Will Climate Change Lead to More Urban Violence? Urbanization, Urban Environmental Problems, and Social Disorder in Cities
Demography and National Security: An Examination of Population Shifts in Israel Monica Duffy Toft: Harvard University
International Food Prices and Protest
Stephan Haggard: University of California at San Diego
Cullen Hendrix: University of North Texas
Daniel J. Conway: Loughborough University
Beatriz Magaloni: Stanford University
Poster Session
Foreign Policy and Development: Several Poster Analyses
Disc.
Peride K. Blind, United Nations
Capital Market Openness, Economic Growth, and Social Stability
Wonjae Hwang: University of Tennessee
Global Ambitions, Social and Economic Modernization and Russia’s 2020 Vision
Ray M. Silvius: Carleton University
How Accountability of the United Nations will be Improved with an Introduction of NPM?
Ikuyo Hasuo: Hitotsubashi University in Tokyo
Financial Deregulation and Economic Reform in Japan: Stagnation or Renewal of the Economy? June Park: Boston University
Capacity Building in Developing Countries: Ghana and Singapore as Case Studies
Adeline Emihe: Long Island University, New York
Panel
Jutta Weldes: University of Bristol
Poster Session
Human Rights, Responsibility and War
Disc.
Chair
IPCC and the Climate‐Conflict Nexus
Nils Petter Gleditsch: International Peace Research Institute, Oslo
Ragnhild Nordås: PRIO & Harvard University
Panel
Facing Global Environmental Change: Climate Change, Food Sovereignty, and Security in the Anthropocene
Peace Studies
Chair
Disc.
Ole Waever, University of Copenhagen
Securitizing Climate Change
Hans Guenter Brauch: AFES‐PRESS
From Food Security towards Food Sovereignty
Ursula Oswald Spring: National University of Mexico
Anthropocene Security
Simon Dalby: Carleton University
Engendering Security for the 21st Century
Serena Eréndira Serrano Oswald: UNAM
Roundtable
Nuclear Restraint: Historical Lessons & Future Prospects
Innovative Panel
Research Roundtable as Pedagogy: Front‐Loading Research Process Instruction
Chair
Chair
David D. Chambers, Indiana University of Participant Maalfrid Braut‐Hegghammer, Norwegian Institute for Pennsylvania
Defence Studies and Harvard University
Chair
Dighton Fiddner, Indiana University of PA
Participant Benoit Pelopidas, Sciences Po (Paris) / University of Geneva
Participant William Clark Potter, Monterey Institute of Panel
International Studies
The Contested Future for Human Rights in World Politics
Participant Maria Rost Rublee, University of Auckland
Participant Etel Solingen, University of California at Irvine
Panel
Sexual Violence, Gender Subordination and War
David P. Forsythe, University of Nebraska
Jack Snyder, Columbia University
Constructing a World of Human Rights Regions, 1980‐2000
Peace Studies
Chair
Disc.
Jennifer Lobasz, University of Minnesota
The Role of Female Combatants in Armed Groups: Women and Wartime Rape in Sierra Leone (1991‐2002)
Dara Cohen: Stanford University
Japan at Crossroads: If We Do Not Learn From History, History Will Repeat Itself
Hidetoshi Hashimoto: East Tennessee State University
Rape as a Strategy of War: A Ever Soring Wound? Cause and
Implications to the Contemporary Peacebuilding Processes
Renata B. Ferreira: Pontifical Catholic University ‐ PUC‐Rio
Chair
Disc.
Workshop Panel
Explaining IO Performance
Sponsor(s):
Chair
Chair
Tamar Gutner, American University
Alexander S. Thompson, Ohio State University
Disc.
Robert O. Keohane, Princeton University
The Politics of Independent Evaluation in the World Bank and International Monetary Fund
Catherine Elizabeth Weaver: University of Texas‐Austin
Getting the Incentives Right: IO Performance on Cross‐
Cutting Policy Mandates
The World Trade Organization at Work: Performance and Institutional Design
Manfred Elsig: World Trade Institute
Power, Performance and the WTO
Rorden Wilkinson: University of Manchester
IGO Performance in Regulatory Standard Setting
Howard Ramos: Dalhousie University
James Ron: Norman Paterson School of International Affairs, Carleton University
Empire of the International
Stephen J. Hopgood: SOAS, University of London
Issue Adoption and Gatekeeping in the Human Rights Network
Charli Carpenter: University of Massachusetts‐Amherst
The Global Human Rights Movement: Sustainable, Dependent, or Both?
Kathleen R. Rodgers: University of Victoria
Human Rights as Global Law and as Transnational Political Resource: Unpacking the Vernacularization Process
Sally Engle Merry: New York University
Panel
Eclectic Approaches to Conceptualizing the Asian Region
Chair
David Leheny, Princeton University
Disc.
William C. Wohlforth, Dartmouth
Status Hierarchy and War in Early Modern East Asia
China’s Rise: Return, Rupture or Recombination?
Peter Katzenstein: Cornell University
Ideas, Collective Beliefs, and Power Transition in Asia
Evelyn Goh: Royal Holloway, University of London
The Language of Nationalism in East Asian Security: Varieties of Sovereign‐Nationalism in Japan and Korea
Seo‐Hyun Park: Cornell University
Panel
Duncan Snidal: University of Chicago
The History and the Future of Economic Interdependence
Kenneth W. Abbott: Arizona State University
Chair
Thilo D. Bodenstein, Freie Universität Berlin
Disc.
Intra‐African Trade Obstacles: The Role of Business Environment
Bruno Powo Fosso: Human Resources and Social Development
Canada
Paths of Policy Diffusion: Institutional Legacies and the Diffusion of Liberal Economic Reform
Sarah Brooks: Ohio State University
Marcus J. Kurtz: Ohio State University
Arnd Plagge: Yale University
Alison Rukavina: University of Alberta
Bipolarity, Hegemony, or the Conventional Tariff System? Explaining the Rise of Liberal Trade in the World Economy, 1860‐1995
Bryan Coutain: Unaffiliated
Roundtable
The Past and Future: Journal of Conflict Resolution
Todd Sandler, University of Texas at Dallas
Participant Christopher H. Achen, Princeton University
Participant Paul Huth, University of Maryland
Participant Bruce M. Russett, Yale University
Participant Gerald Schneider, University of Konstanz
Participant Peter Wallensteen, Uppsala University
Participant Dina A. Zinnes, University of Illinois
Roundtable
Pedagogical Strategies for a Future International Relations
Beyond Humanity: Violence in Africa and the Demands of Global Justice
The Feasibility of an Expanded Regime on Humanitarian Interventions
Douglas Brommesson: Växjö university, Sweden
Humanitarian Intervention, the Responsibility to Protect, and Abuse of Law: The Internationalization of States of Exception
Aaron Ibur: The Graduate Center, City University of New York
Panel
Alien Species, Protected Areas, and GMOs: Biodiversity Conservation Challenges
Chair
Michael L. Schoon, Arizona State University
Disc.
Bio‐Invasion: The Twisted Historical Roots of the Construction of Alien Invasive Species
Peter Stoett: Concordia University
Difficulties for the Implementation of the Precautionary Principle for the Regulation of the GMOs: Turkish Case
Zeynep Kivilcim Forsman: Istanbul University
Does Local Participation in Protected Areas Governance Increase their Effectiveness?
Marc Hufty: The Graduate Institute, Geneva
Panel
Intelligence Agency Recruitment: From Old Boys to Wiz Kids
Global Development
Chair
Danilo Marcondes de Souza Neto: Pontifícia Universidade Católica, Rio de Janeiro
Henrik Friberg‐Fernros: Gothenburg University
Globalization as Rhizome: A Case Study of the Late Nineteenth‐Century Global Book Trade
Chair
Paula Drumond: Pontifícia Universidade Católica, Rio de Janeir
Adam R. Branch: San Diego State University
Trading for War: What History Tells Us About the Interplay of Trade and Conflict
Genocide Prevention in the Twenty‐First Century: Challenges and Opportunities for the UN
Disc.
Himadeep R. Muppidi, Vassar College
Participant Cynthia H. Enloe, Clark University
Chair
Disc.
Participant Veronique Pin‐Fat, The University of Manchester
Mirrors and Masks: Hiring Strategies for Mission‐Based Counterintelligence
Participant Annick T.R. Wibben, University of San Francisco
Participant Maja Zehfuss, University of Manchester
Panel
Debating Humanitarian Intervention
Human Rights
Chair
Disc.
Kimberly A. Hudson, USAF Negotiation Center of Excellence, USAF Culture and Language Center, Air University.
Shlomo Shpiro, Bar‐Ilan University
John H. Hedley, The Write Place, Inc.
Jennifer E. Sims: Georgetown University
Greece's New Intelligence Reform Bill and NIS Recruitment Policy
John M. Nomikos: Research Institute for European and American Studies (RIEAS)
Recruitment, Training and Organizational Culture: Meeting Canada's 21st Century Intelligence Needs
Stuart Farson: Simon Fraser University
The Ethics of Intelligence Agency Recruitment
Jan Goldman: National Defense Intelligence College
Panel
Feminist Security Studies: Sex, Violence, and Conflict
Does al‐Qaida Articulate a Consistent Strategy? A Study of al‐Qaida Leadership Statements, 2001‐2008
Brynjar Lia: Norwegian Defense Research Establishment
Human Rights
Chair
Heidi Hudson, University of the Free State
Security and Foreign Policy Behavior
Disc.
Christine Sylvester, Lancaster University
Fearless Fighters and Submissive Wives: Negotiating Identity among Women Soldiers in the Congo (DRC)
Maria Stern: University of Goteborg
Maria Eriksson Baaz: University of Gothenburg
In a Single Trench: Sexual Rights of the Female Soldier
Erica Simone Almeida Resende: Universidade de Sao Paulo
Ingrid Cyfer Chambouleyron: University of São Paulo
Explaining Sexual Violence in Conflict Situations: Preliminary Findings from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Rwanda,
and Sierra Leone
Megan R. Gerecke: International Institute of Labour Studies, ILO
International Protection for the Victims of Sexual Violence in Conflict?
Jane Freedman: Universite de Paris 1
Roundtable
Gender and Politics: The State of the Discipline Globally
Chair
Chair
Disc.
Panel
Philip Potter, University of California at Los Angeles
Philip Potter, University of California at Los Angeles
Failure of Threat Perception: Rhetoric, Legitimation, and US Foreign Policy
Adam Lusk: Temple University
Oil, Revolutions, and War
Jeff D. Colgan: Princeton University
When Will Foreign Policies Be Ideological?
John M. Owen: University of Virginia
Democracy Promotion in Future US Strategy
Alexander T. J. Lennon: Georgetown University
Foreign Policy Behavior as an Identifying Factor in Transnational Terrorism “Selection” Processes
Philip Potter: University of California at Los Angeles
Dominick E. Wright: University of Michigan
Panel
US ‐ China Relations
Jane H. Bayes, California State University ‐ Northridge
Disc.
Judith H. Stiehm, Florida International University
Participant Jane H. Bayes, California State University ‐ Northridge
Participant Amanda Gouws, University of Stellenbosch
Participant Mary E. Hawkesworth, Rutgers University
Participant Monique Leyenaar, Department of Political Science, Radboud University Nijmegen
Participant Breny Mendoza, California State University, Northridge
Participant Marian J. Simms, University of Otago
Chair
Disc.
Wojtek M. Wolfe, Rutgers University
Wojtek M. Wolfe, Rutgers University
Differences over 9/11: Back to the Post‐11/9 in China and US Relations?
Burcu Sari: Bilkent University, Turkey
Engagement as Power Strategy: Strategic Logic of US China Policy
Wooseon Choi: Ramapo College of New Jersey
Panel
The Politics of Population Movement
Panel
Whither Al‐Qaida? Assessing Its Ideological Evolution and Its Struggle to Stay Relevant in Local Insurgencies
Chair
Chris Albon, University of California at Davis
Disc.
Needs and Opportunity: Voluntary Migration During Conflict
Chair
Disc.
Laila Bokhari, Norwegian Defence Research Establishment
William F. McCants, Independent
The Ideological Relationship between al‐Qaida and the Taliban
Anne Stenersen: Norwegian Defense Research Establishment
Al‐Qaida’s Voices in Europe – Global Jihadism in the European Context
Petter Nesser: Norwegian Defence Research Establishment
Which Jihad in Iraq?
Truls H. Tønnessen: Norwegian Defence Research Establishment
Al‐Qaida in the Maghreb
Hanna Rogan: Norwegian Defence Research Establishment
Nicole G. Kalaf: University of California at Davis
Militarized Refugee Camps: Causes and Consequences
Richard Johnson: University of California at Davis
Intra and Extra EU Migraiton after Integration
Alicja Jac: University of California at Davis
Determinants of Migration Cooperation
Sarah P. Lockhart: University of California at Davis
Sugar, Ethanol, and Labor Migration in Brazil
Terry‐Ann Jones: Fairfield University
Panel
Securitisation Theory: Recent Developments and Critique
Shannon Orr: Bowling Green State University
Chair
Disc.
Lene Hansen, University of Copenhagen
Balzacq Thierry, University of Louvain & Sciences Po Paris
Have You seen a Failure Lately?: Why Failed Cases of Securitization Matter
Jan Ruzicka: University of Wales, Aberystwyth
Cross‐Securitisations: On the Politics of Circulation in World Politics
Holger Stritzel: London School of Economics and Political Science
A Timely Prophet? The Doomsday Clock as an Aesthetisation of Securitization Moves with a Global Referent Object
Juha A. Vuori: University of Turku
Everyday Exceptions: Securitization Theory and the Paradox
of a Perpetual State of Emergency
Benjamin Herborth: J. W. Goethe University of Frankfurt
Falling on Deaf Ears: A Model of Failed Securitizing Moves
Mark Salter: University of Ottawa
Panel
Political Academia? Exploring the Historical and Comparative Contexts of the Knowledge‐Power Nexus in International Relations
Sponsor(s): Nordic International Studies Association
Chair
Disc.
Johan Eriksson, The Swedish Institute of International Affairs
Eric Kevin Stern, Stockholm University
Commitment and Cold‐Headed Analysis: A Pragmatic Approach to the Knowledge‐Power‐Value Nexus in International Relations
Johan Eriksson: The Swedish Institute of International Affairs
The Effects of Democratization and Institutional Structure on Academic Participation in Policy Formulation
Kai Michael Kenkel: Institute of International Relations, Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro
Does Peace Research Make Peace? Peace Research Knowledge and Technocratic Practice
Christian Buger: European University Institute
The Visual Construction of Knowledge in International Relations
Frank W. Moeller: University of Tampere
Labelling Globalization: The Intersection of Fair Trade and Tourism
Panel
Fair Trade: A Movement in Search of an Explanation
Chair
Candace C. Archer, Bowling Green State University
Disc.
Yale H. Ferguson, Rutgers University
Not‐So‐Sweet Success: Cocoa Production, Child Labor, and the Fair Trade Movement in West Africa
Andrea Marie Bertone: Academy for Educational Development
Re‐Humanizing Globalization
Candace C. Archer: Bowling Green State University
Stefan Fritsch: Bowling Green State University
The Topography of the Fair Trade Terrain
Holly J. Myers: Bowling Green State University
An Evolutionary Perspective on Fair Trade
Kilian J. Garvey: The University of New England
Panel
Exploring the Past, Anticipating the Future of Alternative Arms
Control Approaches
Chair
Disc.
Lethal Fragments: The Cluster Munitions' Legacy of Destruction
Ken Rutherford: Missouri State University
Arms Trade Treaty: The Tight Momentum, Timing and Place for Arms Transfer Controls?
Christianya M. Stevenson: Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies, Geneva
The Global Spread and Control of Small Arms and Light Weapons: What Is To Be Done?
Suzette R. Grillot: University of Oklahoma
The Prohibition of Biological Weapons after the Verification Protocol: Science Meets Security
Brian R. Rappert: University of Exeter
Panel
War: Hard Cases and Ethical Challenges
Human Rights
Chair
Nicholas Rengger, University of St. Andrews
Disc.
Nicholas Rengger, University of St. Andrews
The Ethics of Counterinsurgency: An Historical Analysis
Rebecca J. Johnson: Georgetown University
Victims or Perpetrators? Child Soldiers and the Vacuum of Responsibility
Milla E. Vaha: European University Institute
Vindicating the Principle of Distinction in the Fight Against Terror
Avery Plaw: Umass Dartmouth
Ethical Challenges of Modern Warfare
Anne Schwenkenbecher: Humboldt University Berlin
Targeting Civilians: Does Morality Matter?
Sherri Stone Replogle: Loyola University Chicago
Panel
The IMF, the World Bank, and Regional Development Banks
James Sperling: University of Akron
Chair
Disc.
Pamela E. Blackmon, Valparaiso University
Pamela E. Blackmon, Valparaiso University
Institutions, Policy Learning and Currency Crises: The Role of International Financial Institutions in Policy Learning during the 1930s and 1990s
Ivan Savic: Columbia University
Lena M. Schaffer: ETH Zurich
Does Money Matter? An Analysis of the Effects of IMF and World Bank Programs on Human Rights
Trude M. Midtgård: Norwegian University of Science and Technology
Incentives, Capacity and Diffusion: Regional Development Banks and Interstate Cooperation
Laura Gomez Mera: Unversity of Miami
Panel
Is Russia's Foreign Policy New or Old?
Chair
Gregory Gleason, University of New Mexico
Disc.
Elizabeth Wishnick, Montclair State University
What is Living and What is Dead in the Russian Foreign Policy Tradition
Stephen J. Blank: US Army War College
Russia Opts for Great Power Status
Carol R. Saivetz: Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Russia—Europe Security Relationships: Some Regional Issues with Global Impact
Dmitri Katsy: Saint Petersburg State University
Panel
Security Governance as a Collective Action Problem: Conceptual Issues and Empirical Results
Chair
Disc.
Disc.
Timothy J. McKeown, University of North Carolina
Mark J. Crescenzi, University of N. Carolina at Chapel Hill
Peter Dombrowski, Strategic Research Department
In the Crossfire: Vietnam’s Relations with China and the Soviet Union during the Vietnam War (1965‐1972)
Minh Quang Pham: Department of International Studies, College of Social Sciences and Humanities, Vietnam National Uni
Do Decision‐Makers think Unilaterally, Bilaterally, Minilaterally, or Multilaterally? Evidence from US Decision‐
Makers during the Vietnamese War
Timothy J. McKeown: University of North Carolina
Security Governance and the Emergence of the Late‐ and Post‐Westphalian State
James Sperling: University of Akron
Emil J. Kirchner: University of Essex
Global Governance, Security Governance, and the System Hegemon
Andrew L. Ross: University of New Mexico
Panel
Ideational Allies Redux: Psychology, Constructivism, and International Politics
Han Dorussen: University of Essex
Better Safe than Sorry: Bargaining and the Length of IMF Debt Repayment
EU Security Governance: From Deterrence to Joint Production of Security
Chair
Disc.
Vaughn P. Shannon, Wright State University
David Brule, University of Tennessee
Disc.
'Macedonian Question', Liberal Constructivist Answer: What
Can an Obscure Balkan Conflict Teach Us About IR Theory?
Spyridon Kotsovilis: McGill University
Re‐Constructing Development: Analogies, Ideas, and Norms
at the Dawn of the New Millennium
Marijke Breuning: University of North Texas
State Identity through Foreign Policy Decisionmaking: The Case of Turkey’s Kemalist Identity and Foreign Policy in the 1990s
Binnur Ozkececi‐Taner: Hamline University
Managing Social Identities to Negotiate Normative Constraint: The Strategies of the Blair Government 2001‐
2006
Jodie Anstee: University of the West of England, Bristol
A Social Psychological Theory of International Politics
Vaughn P. Shannon: Wright State University
Panel
Global Climate Governance Post 2012: Architectures, Agency, and Adaptiveness
Chair
Frank Biermann, Vrije University Amsterdam
Disc.
Sebastian Oberthuer, Institute for European Studies, Vrije Universiteit Brussel
Post‐2012 Climate Governance: Core Findings from the European Research Programme ADAM‐“Adaptation and Mitigation Strategies”
Frank Biermann: Vrije University Amsterdam
Fariborz Zelli: German Development Institute
Post‐2012 Options beyond Climate Change: Prospects for Linking Debates between the Global Climate and Trade Regimes
Fariborz Zelli: German Development Institute
Harro van Asselt: Vrije Universitet Amsterdam De Boelelaan
‘Agency beyond the State’: Private and Private‐Public Climate Governance Mechanisms
Johannes Stripple: Lund University
Justin L. Robertson: City University of Hong Kong
Towards a Global Governance System to Protect Climate Refugees
Ingrid J. C. Boas: Institute for Environmental Studies
Is Corporate Nationality a Liability? US Private Equity Funds in Asia
Panel
Assessing China’s Diplomacy, Past, Present and Future
Chair
Yaqing Qin, China Foreign Affairs University
Disc.
Yaqing Qin, China Foreign Affairs University
Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) and the New Diplomacy of China
Fei Gao: China Foreign Affairs University
The Role of Time in Analyses of Debt Crises
Giselle Datz: Virginia Tech.
Politics and Cross‐border Bank Acquisitions
Travis Selmier II: Indiana University
Credit Risk Transfer and Crunches: Global Finance Victorious not Vanquished
Duncan Wigan: University of Sussex
Turkey’s Convergence Tale: Membership Conditionality, EU Accession and Private Market Actor Response
Layna Mosley: University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
Iain R. Hardie: University of Edinburgh
Panel
Civil War Outcomes
China' New Diplomatic Model:Bridging Past and Future
Liqun Zhu: China Foreign Affairs University
Relationality and Processual Constructivism: Chinese Elements in IRT
Yaqing Qin: China Foreign Affairs University
Norms, Structures and the Networking of Track II Process
Chair
Steve R. Garrison, Midwestern State University
Disc.
Steve R. Garrison, Midwestern State University
Choose Your Weapon (or Tactic)! A Statistical Analysis of the Factors Influencing Tactics in Civil Wars
Marie Olson Lounsbery: East Carolina University
Ling Wei: China Foreign Affairs University
Alethia H. Cook: East Carolina University
China's Rise and its Partnership with ASEAN
Who Gets What in Civil War Settlements?
Yan Wang: China Foreign Affairs University
Panel
The New Semi‐Peripheries II: Finance in the World System and
the Theoretical Turn
David E. Cunningham: Iowa State University
Multiple Rebel Groups and Civil War Outcomes
Desiree A. E. Nilsson: Uppsala University
Voting for Peace: Do Post‐Conflict Elections Help or Hinder Recovery? Chair
Stuart Shields, University of Manchester
Irfan Nooruddin: The Ohio State University
Disc.
Stuart Shields, University of Manchester
Thomas E. Flores: New York University
A Semi‐Periphery to Global Capital: Caribbean Offshore Financial Centres
William Vlcek: Institute of Commonwealth Studies, University of London
The Emerging European Financial Semi‐Periphery
Or Raviv: University of Sussex
Ernesto Alfredo Vivares: University of Bath
European Semi‐Periphery and Modernisation of Global Hierarchies
Marina Blagojevic: Research Center on Gender and Ethnicity
Panel
Global Finance, Instability, and Innovation: Past and Emerging Dynamics
Chair
Disc.
Disc.
Nils Metternich: University of Essex
Panel
Democracy and Legitimacy Issues in the EU
Financing of Development in the Semi‐Periphery: Brazil and Argentina
War Outcome, Ethnic Support, and Democratization after Civil Wars
Sylvia Maxfield
Chair
Disc.
Heather L. Tafel, Grand Valley State University
Reconsidering Democracy in the Contemporary European Union
Nazli S. Cesur: University of Essex
‘Framing’ the European Union: Explaining the 2005 Constitutional Referenda Results
Ece O. Atikcan: McGill University
Choosing Europe? Why Voter Preferences are (sometimes) not Reflected in National Positions in EU Constitutional Negotiations
Derek J. Beach: University of Aarhus
West European Late Developers: The Last Stand for the Permissive Consensus?
Renee L. Buhr: University of St. Thomas
Civil Society in the EU: Towards Legitimate Governance or Manufactured Consent?
Elizabeth Monaghan: University of Hull
Panel
The Production and the Promotion of Security: Knowledge, Know‐How, Experts, and Markets
Explanation and Ethics in International Relations
Mervyn Frost: Kings College
The Normative Within Positive Science: Hidden Theories of Democracy in Economic Science Discourses
Milja Kurki: University of Wales, Aberystwyth
The Construction of Normative Argument
Ilan Zvi Baron: Institut Barcelona D’Estudis Internacionals
Chair
Frederic Merand, University of Montreal
Disc.
Julien Jeandesboz, Sciences Po Paris/CERI
Norms ‘Circulation, Promotion and Diffusion ‐ The Case of International Experts Groups on Transnational Organized Crime
Amandine Scherrer: University of Montreal
Explanation in International Relations: Descriptive and Epistemic Norms
Fred Barry Chernoff: Colgate University
Security, Knowledge, Contestations
Women's Caucus
Tugba Basaran: University of Cambridge
Human Rights
A Market Approach to the Production of Safety: Ex‐State Officers, Security Firms and Private Policing in Contemporary Argentina
Federico M. Lorenc Valcarce: Conicet (Argentina) ‐ UBA ‐ UNMDP
Promotion of Security ‐ Mapping the International Security and Surveillance Trade Fairs
Emmanuel‐Pierre Guittet: University of Manchester
Panel
Challenges of Democracy and Democratization
Global Development
Chair
Disc.
Democracy, Corruption and Socio‐Economic Development: A Comparison between Africa and Latin America
Daniel Stockemer: University of Connecticut
Democratization and Ethnic Violence: Exploiting New Data from Nigeria, 1993‐2005
Alexandra Scacco: Columbia University
Microcredit and Democratization: A New Tool for Political Development? Oksan Bayulgen: University of Connecticut
A Global Study of Citizen Trust
Connie L. McNeely: George Mason University
David H. Kamens: George Mason University
Panel
Saying the Obvious? Investigating Social Science Explanation and Normative Thought Sponsor(s): International Ethics
Chair
Disc.
Chair
Susan S. Northcutt, University of South Florida
Chair
Shannon Drysdale Walsh, University of Notre Dame
Disc.
Dreams and Realities of Peruvian Domésticas in Santiago, Chile
Lana S. Alman: Booz Allen Hamilton
Deliver Me from Evil: Implementation of Women’s Basic Rights to Security in Latin America
Shannon Drysdale Walsh: University of Notre Dame
The Pivotal Role of Courts in Explaining the Gap Between Women’s Legal and Actual Rights
Mary Caprioli: University of Minnesota ‐ Duluth
Anthony P. Spanakos, Montclair State University
Anthony P. Spanakos, Montclair State University
Panel
Mind the Gap: Implementation of International Women’s Rights Norms in Latin America
Ilan Zvi Baron, Institut Barcelona D’Estudis Internacionals
Toni Erskine, University of Wales, Aberystwyth
Modes of Explanation, Normative Judgements, and the Study of World Politics
Hidemi Suganami: University of Wales, Aberystwyth
Joseph L. Staats: University of Minnesota, Duluth
The CIM and the Inter‐American Convention on Violence Against Women: Still Marginalized after All These Years
Mary K. Meyer McAleese: Eckerd College
Panel
Deviance and Compliance with International Legal Regimes
Chair
Dave O. Benjamin, University of Bridgeport
Disc.
Thania Sanchez, Columbia University
The Decision to Comply: Examining Patterns of Compliance with the Inter‐American Human Rights Bodies
Kali Wright: Purdue University
The Threats to State Compliance with International Law
James Meernik: University of North Texas
Marsha J. Sowell: University of North Texas
Rosa Aloisi: University of North Texas
Legal Obligation in International Politics: Moving Beyond Assumptions
Ayten Burcu Bayram: Ohio State University
Sates Who Refuse to be Parties to International Conventions : Deviance and Integration
Sidani Soraya: Sciences PO
Panel
Latin American Foreign Policy: A Focus on Brazil and Venezuela
Loosing Ground / Loosing Face: Québécois and Afrikaners Compared
Uriel Abulof: Princeton University
Arab Dinationalism
Chair
Disc.
From the Left: The Foreign Policy Projects of Brazil and Venezuela
Tristan James Mabry: Georgetown University
Incorporating Foreigners in Korea: The Politics of Hierarchical Membership in South Korea
Byoungha Lee: Rutgers University ‐ New Brunswick
Panel
Cristina S. Pecequilo: UNESP
Corival A. Carmo: Unibero
Environmental Treaty Fatigue? A Discussion of Implementation Challenges
When Oil and Ambitions Mix: The Substance and Significance of the Middle East and Russia in Venezuela´s Foreign Policy 1999‐2008
Makram Haluani: Universidad Simon Bolivar
Brazilian’s Regional Leadership: A Jumping to the World?
Carmen Sofia R. S. Fonseca: IPRI‐UNL
Contemporary relations between the United States and Venezuela: A Contentious Partnership
Christian Bonfili: Torcuato Di Tella University
Panel
Rethinking Development: Interdisciplinary Contributions
Global Development
Chair
Cristina Rojas, Carleton University
Disc.
Cristina Rojas, Carleton University
Development Made Sexy: How it Happened and What it Means
John Cameron: Dalhousie University
Chair
Disc.
Benjamin Cashore, Yale School Forestry/Environ Studi
Benjamin Cashore, Yale School Forestry/Environ Studi
Mind the Gap: Confronting the MEA Implementation Gap in
the Pacific Island Countries
Pamela Chasek: International Institute for Sustainable Development
Climate Change Policies and Programs in India? Implications
of Implementation of Existing Environmental Regulations
Katherine Sye Grover: University of Maryland
Stalling Out: Institutional Capacity Barriers in Environmenta
Treaty Implementation
Kathryn Neville: University of British Columbia
Forum‐Shopping for Species Protection
Elizabeth R. DeSombre: Wellesley College
Environmental Treaty Implementation Challenges in Lebanon
Karim Makdisi: American University of Beirut
Continuity and Change: Confronting Epistemological Issues TD45: Tuesday 2:15 PM ‐ 4:00 PM
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Islam in Europe
Jordan A. Guthrie: University of Toronto
Development without Neoliberalism: A Human Rights‐
Based Approach to Understanding the Political Sustainability of Development in Venezuela and Mexico
Domenico S. Romero: City University of New York Graduate Center
Integrating Political Science and Anthropological Approaches in International Studies: The Case of Japan's Development (1895 to 1945)
Richard Shannon: University of Denver
Panel
Natives, Immigrants and Hierarchical Citizenship
Chair
Disc.
Calling the Nation Back Home But Not to Stay: The Political Incorporation of Latin American Nikkeijin (Japanese Descendants) in Japan
Michael O. Sharpe: York College of the City University of New York
Panel
Chair
Nermin Abadan‐Unat, Bogazici University
Disc.
Joan W. Scott, Institute for Advanced Study
A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Mosque...Promoting Civil Society and Religious Pluralism through Local Conflict
Joyce Mushaben: University of Missouri, St. Louis
Ethical Debates about Islam in Europe: Liberalism, Nationalism, & Postmodernism
Peter O'Brien: Trinity University
Islamophobia in the West: Why Is the Term More a Predicament than an Explanation?
Jocelyne Cesari: Harvard University
The Role of Religion in Intra‐state Conflicts: The Misevaluation of Religion‐Based Conflicts
Menderes Çinar: Baskent University
Kursad S. Turan: Baskent University
Panel
Beyond the State: Anti‐Trafficking and the International Human Rights Regime
Chair
Austin Choi‐Fitzpatrick, University of Notre Dame
Disc.
Joel Forbes Quirk, University of Hull
Framing and Shaming: Human Trafficking and the International Human Rights Regime
Alison Brysk: University of California at Irvine
State Responses to Human Trafficking: Failure or Complicity?
Grace Chang: University of California Santa Barbara
Sustainable Emancipation Strategies in the Struggle to End Slavery
Labour and the Locusts – Emerging Contestation of Financial Governance and Capital Market Liberalisation in the EU?
Laura Horn: Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
The Political Interface of Financial Market Capitalization and
EU Merger Control Angela Wigger: Radboud Universiteit Nijemgen
The Regulation of Global Banking: Global Standards vs. Regional Implementation
Jasper G. W. Blom: University of Amsterdam
Security Architectures for the Twenty First Century
Disc.
Austin Choi‐Fitzpatrick: University of Notre Dame
The Sexual Politics of US Inter/National Security
Cosmopolitanism and Trafficking for Forced Labor in Europe
Christien van den Anker: University of the West of England, Bristol
Panel
Fresh Approaches to 21st Century Nuclear Deterrence
Chair
David Hamon, Analytic Services Inc.
Disc.
Christopher Twomey, Naval Postgraduate School
Achieving the Impossible: Why Coercion Unexpectedly put an end to Libya’s Nuclear Program and is Likely to do the Same in Iran and North Korea
Peter V. Jakobsen: University of Copenhagen
Jonathan S. Snider: University of California at Davis
Case Studies in Nuclear Deterrence: Lessons from the Past
Michael S. Gerson: Center for Naval Analyses
Social Science Contributions to Tailored Deterrence
Jennifer L. Perry: Defense Threat Reduction Agency
Kevin R. Murphy: Pennsylvania State University
James Scouras: Defense Threat Reduction Agency
Influencing Terrorists’ WMD Acquisition and Use Calculus
Lewis A. Dunn: SAIC
Networking Security ‐ Toward a New German Security Architecture
Klaus Brummer: University of Erlangen‐Nuremberg
"Security Community" as a (Floating) Signifier in ASEAN Discourse
Dirk Nabers: GIGA German Institute of Global and Area Studies
Internationalizing Civil Security: Comparing Coordination Efforts across the Atlantic
Patricia M. Keilbach: University of Colorado at Colorado Spring
'Six‐Party' Forum or Democracy Partnership? Competing Approaches to Asia's Security Architecture
Christopher D. LaRoche: University of Toronto
Poster Session
Geopolitics and Energy
Disc.
Disc.
Petroleum and America’s Position: Stasis or Decline?
Timothy C. Lehmann: Hamilton College
Peak Oil Then and Now ‐ The Past, Present and Future of "Oil Shocks"
Tamas Golya: University of Oregon
Panel
Transnational Financial Governance in the European Union
Chair
Disc.
The Mediterranean: Security Turnstile
Nuclear Forensics and Deterrence
Galia Press‐Barnathan, Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Astrid B. Boening: University of Miami
Laura Ann Hebert: Occidental College
Poster Session
Alan Weston Cafruny, Hamilton College
A Liberal Experiment in a Realist World: The Case of Sakhalin Oil and Gas
Tatyana Karaman: Samford University
Darlene M. Budd: University of Central Missouri
Poster Session
Sowing the Seeds of Disaster. Banking Interests, EU Capital New Perspectives on International Violence
Market Integration and the Financial Crisis
Daniel Mügge: Universiteit van Amsterdam
Global Finance and Europe’s Challenge
Karen Imhof: University of Applied Sciences BFI Vienna
Johannes Jäger: University of Applied Sciences BFI Vienna
Disc.
Stephan Stetter, Universität der Bundeswehr München
No Longer A Gentlemen’s War: Extermination and the Principles of Savage Warfare
Theofanis Verinakis: University of Toronto From Shock and Awe to Hearts and Minds: the Politics of Ethnographic Knowledge for Counterinsurgency
Colleen Bell: University of Bristol
Global Trends in Urban Security Governance: A Critical Re‐
Examination of Community Policing Euphoria in Latin America
Markus‐Miachel Müller: Freie Universität Berlin
Anja K. Feth: Free University Berlin
The Privatisation of (in)security, the Case of the Camorra of Naples: An Anomaly Five Centuries Long?
Valentina Bartolucci: University of Bradford
Poster Session
Democracy and World Politics
Chair
Disc.
Sara McLaughlin Mitchell, University of Iowa
Participant Chinbo Chong, University of California at Berkeley
Participant Matthew H. Harber, Truman State University
Participant Megan M. Holt, University of Florida
Participant Cullen C. Merritt, Texas A&M University
Participant Samuel T. Perrine, Oklahoma State University
Participant Mark Shadden, University of North Texas
Participant Amanda E. Tuttle, The University of Tampa
Participant Chelsea R. Weber, Oklahoma State University
TE01: Tuesday 4:15 PM ‐ 6:00 PM
Roundtable
Global Development Eminent Scholar Panel Honoring Mahmood Mamdani
Chair
Mustapha Kamal Pasha, University of Aberdeen
Participant Matt Davies, Newcastle University
Participant Siba Grovogui, Johns Hopkins University
Participant Heloise Weber, University of Queensland
Honoree
Mahmood Mamdani, Columbia University
Roundtable
Roundtable
ISSS Distinguished Scholar Roundtable in Honor of Samuel P. Huntington
Chair
James H. Lebovic, George Washington University
Participant Richard K. Betts, Columbia University
Participant Aaron Friedberg, Princeton University
Participant John Mearsheimer, University of Chicago
Participant Suzanne C. Nielsen, United States Military Academy
Participant Robert D. Putnam, Harvard University
Participant Stephen P. Rosen, Harvard University
Panel
Human Dignity, Economic Factors in Peace and Conflicts
Peace Studies
Chair
Christopher Zorn, Penn State University
Disc.
Educated but Poor: Localized Ethnic Violence during Transition in Indonesia
Zulfan Tadjoeddin: University of Western Sydney
The Subversion of the Colonial System of Humiliation: A Case Study of the Gandhian Strategy
Rina Kashyap: Lady Shri Ram College
State Building, Public Spending and Civil War
A. Cooper Drury: University of Missouri
Zeynep Taydas: Clemson University
The Other Great Illusion: The Advancement of Separatism through Economic Integration
Dawn M. Brancati: Washington University
Private Foreign Aid, Social Welfare Provision, and Civil War Onset
Richard W. Frank: State University of New York at Binghamton
Workshop Panel
Framing a Research Frontier: Cyberinfrastructure Policy in Global Perspective
Sponsor(s):
Foreign Policy Analysis Distinguished Scholar Panel (In Honor of Steve Chan)
Chair
Participant Maura Conway, Dublin City University
Participant Elizabeth C. Hanson, University of Connecticut
Chair
Christopher M. Jones, Northern Illinois University
Nanette S. Levinson, American University
Participant Derrick L. Cogburn, Syracuse University
Participant Aysegul Aydin, University of Colorado at Boulder
Participant Julien P. Mailland, University of Southern California
Participant Davis B. Bobrow, University of Pittsburgh
Participant Donald A. Sylvan, Jewish Education Service of North America & Ohio State University
Participant Brock Tessman, University of Georgia
Participant Wojtek M. Wolfe, Rutgers University
Participant Elena Pavan, DSRS University of Trento
Participant Ken Rogerson, Duke University
Honoree
Steve Chan, University of Colorado
Participant Laura Roselle, Elon University
Innovative Panel
Collaging International Relations 2
Christine Sylvester, Lancaster University
Swati Parashar, Lancaster University
Director
Ancient Arts of War/Security
Stephen Chan: School of Oriental and African Studies
Eva‐Lotta E. Hedman, University of Oxford
Disc.
Jennifer Hyndman, Simon Fraser University
Not the ASEAN Way? The New Politics of Movement in Southeast Asia
Islands as Enforcement Archipelago: Off‐Shore Migration Processing, Graduated Sovereignty and Borders
Swati Parashar: Lancaster University
Megan H. MacKenzie: Kennedy School of Government, Harvard
Panel
Governance without a State?
Alison Mountz: Syracuse University
An Older Politics of Movement? Migrants, Mobile Activists, and Revolutionary Mobilization in Colonial Southeast Asia
John T. Sidel: London School of Economics
A. Claire Cutler, University of Victoria
Governance with(out) Government – False Promises or Flawed Premises?
Thomas Risse: Freie Universitat Berlin
Tanja Anita Boerzel: Freie Universität Berlin
Organizational Security and Conflict: Networks and Variations in Governance
Deborah Avant: University of California at Irvine
Virginia Ann Haufler: University of Maryland
Business in Zones of Conflict: The Interplay between State, Civil Society, and Business
Klaus Dieter Wolf: Technische Universität Darmstadt
Melanie Zimmer: Peace Research Institute
The Logic of Security Markets ‐ Governance by violent groups in Areas of Limited Statehood
Sven Chojnacki: Free University Berlin
Zeljko Branovic: Freie Universität Berlin
Panel
Innovative Perspectives and the Global System
Chair
Disc.
Mihaly Simai, Institute for World Economics
Roland Robertson, University of Aberdeen
Toppling the 'Straw Men' without Erecting Others: Should the Integration of Rationalist and Constructivist Theories in IR Even Be Tried?
Hiski Haukkala: The Ministry for Foreign Affairs of Finland
Toward the Endless Frontiers"/Conditions and Global Consequences of Transition to Knowledge Based Society in Interdisciplinary Perspective/
Mihaly Simai: Institute for World Economics
Exploring the IR/Area Studies Nexus in Different Cultural‐
Instutional Contexts
Morten Valbjorn: University of Aarhus
Putting Order in Order: A Conceptual Analysis of Spontaneous Order for Application to IR
Ben Kamis: Universität Tübingen
Roundtable
Richard Ned Lebow's 'A Cultural Theory of International Relations'
Chair
Disc.
Participant Friedrich Kratochwil, European University Institute
Participant Ned Lebow, Ohio State University
Participant Cecelia Lynch, University of California at Irvine
Participant Hidemi Suganami, University of Wales, Aberystwyth
Chair
Loren Landau: University of the Witwatersrand
Chorus: Sound and Furies
Refugees, Migrants, and Statecraft in Urban South Africa
Chair
Disc.
Eva‐Lotta E. Hedman: University of Oxford
Dripping War Coldly/Prettily
Panel
The New Politics of Movement: Global Migrancy, Graduated Sovereignty, and Contentious Politics
Chair
Disc.
Reconfirations in the World System – Between Old Driving Forces and New Networks
Lech W. Zacher: Kozminski University
Roundtable
The Study of Western State Terrorism: Past, Present, and Future
Chair
Participant Ruth Blakeley, University of Kent, Canterbury
Participant Eric Herring, University of Bristol
Participant Michael Steven Stohl, University of California at Santa Barbara
Participant Colin Wight, Editor, European Journal of International Relations
Panel
Hamilton Bean: University of Colorado at Boulder
Representations of Human Rights
The 'Terrorist' Label and its Effect on Analysis
Chair
Disc.
Open Source Intelligence, Institutional Discourse, and the Post‐9/11 Reshaping of US National Security
Jeffrey R. Welgan: Mercyhurst College
Democratization, Genocide, war, and Interpretation
Michimi Muranushi: Gakushuin University
Televising Torture: 24, Harsh Interrogation, and American Popular Culture
Christian Erickson: Roosevelt University
Re‐Presentation: The Difficulties in Speaking for the Other in Recent Women’s Rights Theatre
Sarah Grace Daniels: Arizona State University
William Paul Simmons: Arizona State University
An Analysis of Subject Content for an Intelligence Studies Program
David Gray: Fayetteville State University CBT, WBT, Games: A Future for Intelligence Education and Training?
Daniel S. Gressang: Joint Military Intelligence College, Washington
Governing Sexuality: The Transnational Politics of Intimate Life
Global Development
The Participatory Panopticon and Human Rights: WITNESS' Experience Supporting Video Advocacy
Sam Gregory: WITNESS
Panel
Exploring the Past, Anticipating the Future of the Whaling Issue in World Politics
Chair
Atsushi Ishii, Tohoku University
Disc.
Steinar E. Andresen, The Fridtjof Nansen Institute
Commercial Whaling: Exploring the Past; Anticipating the Future
Michael S. Iliff: University of Tasmania
A Whale of a Tale: Japan’s Bribery at the IWC
Kenneth S. Donahue: University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign
Thierry Warin: Middlebury College
Japanese Foreign Aid to Microstates and Voting in the International Whaling Commission
Jonathan R. Strand: University of Nevada, Las Vegas
John P. Tuman: University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Path‐Dependence and Paradigm Shift for Reconciling Scientific Controversy: The Learning Process and Effectiveness of Scientific Assessments in the Whaling Regime (1974‐1994)
Atsushi Ishii: Tohoku University
Ayako Okubo: The University of Tokyo
Managing the Leviathan: Japan, the United States and the International Regulation of Whaling in the First Half of the 1960s
Yasuhiro Sanada
Panel
Innovating Intelligence Training and Methods
Chair
Disc.
Daniel S. Gressang, Joint Military Intelligence College, Washington
William M. Nolte, University of Maryland
Panel
Chair
Amy Lind, University of Cincinnati
Disc.
Ara Wilson, Duke University
Nature’s Calling: Social and Biological Families in Canadian and US Immigration Policy
Lois Harder: University of Alberta
Intimacy and Expertise: Knowledge Production and Couplehood Promotion in Development
Kate Bedford: University of Kent
Becoming A Sexual Citizen: Constitutional Reform and Sexual Politics in (Post)Neoliberal Ecuador
Amy Lind: University of Cincinnati
Invidious Comparisons: Races, Nations, and the Cultural Politics of "Gay" Marriage
Lisa Duggan: New York University
As for the Future: Reproductive Migration and the Politics of Real Subsumption
Yukiko Hanawa: New York University
Panel
Globalization, Anti‐Globalization and Media Framing
Chair
Disc.
Mehpare Selcan Kaynak, Bogazici University
Journey of Harmony VS Disharmony ‐ Flame of friendship VS shame, China VS the West ——Thoughts over 2008 Beijing Olympic Torch Relay
Debao Xiang: Macquarie University
The Politics of Intent: Rwanda, Darfur and Media Coverage of Modern Genocides
Kimberly Zagorski: UW‐Stout
Shifting Frames in a Deadlocked Conflict?
Nel Ruigrok: University of Amsterdam
Janet H. Takens: VU University Amsterdam
Wouter van Atteveldt: VU Amsterdam
Globalization, Anti Globalization, and Media: Framing Global Movement – The PGA (People's Global Action) 1999‐
2006
Alonit Berenson: Bar Ilan University ‐ Zefat College
Panel
Lessons from the War in Afghanistan
Disc.
Horace Bartilow: University of Kentucky
From the War on Drugs to the War on Terrorism: The New Agenda of Security of the United States for South America after September Eleventh
Rafael Antonio Villa: University of Sao Paulo ‐ Brazil
Chair
Drug Wars Collateral Damage: US Policy and Human Rights Violations in Latin America
Assessing Ongoing Nation‐Building Efforts in Afghanistan
Barry J. Carlson: Air Command and Staff College
NATO Mission in Afghanistan: Problems and Prospects
Democratic Security and US Security Policies to Latin America
Juliana L. Viggiano‐Barroso: Universidade de Sao Paulo
The Logic of Venezuela's Foreign Policy under Chavez
Harold A. Trinkunas: Naval Postgraduate School
Roundtable
Ishtiaq Ahmad: Quaid‐i‐Azam University
Roundtable to Honour the 2009 Recipient of the ENMISA Distinguished Scholar Award, Donald L. Horowitz
US Performance in Irregular War: Assessing Past Operations
as a Guide to Future Success
Brigid M. Pavilonis: US Coast Guard Academy
Regionalization of Security – Alternative Conflict Management for Afghanistan?
Melanie R. Hanif: GIGA German Institute of Global and Area Studies
Influencing Terrorist Behaviour: Lessons from Afghanistan Alexandre S. Wilner: Center for Security Studies
Panel
Chair
Stefan Wolff, University of Nottingham
Participant Patrick James, University of Southern California
Participant Tony Oberschall, University of North Carolina
Participant Roger Petersen, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Participant Steven I. Wilkinson, University of Chicago
Honoree
Donald Horowitz, Duke University School of Law
Innovative Panel
Counter‐Insurgency War in Afghanistan
Open Forum for Faculty and Practitioners: What are the New and Unmet Needs in Training the Next Generation of International Civil Servants, Policy‐makers, and NGO Practitioners?
Chair
Susanne Schmeidl, Griffith University
Disc.
Joshua Rovner, US Naval War College
Resurgence of the Taliban Insurgency in Afghanistan: How and Why?
Najibullah Lafraie: University of Otago
Anti‐Politics in Afghanistan Reconstruction: Building International Cooperation Without Policy
Frederik F. Rosén: Copenhagen University
Counter‐insurgency in Afghanistan: Lessons and Perspectives
Chair
Marilyn I. McMorrow, Georgetown University
Disc.
Pamela R. Aall, United States Institute of Peace
Participant Anthony Clark Arend, Georgetown University
Participant Andria K. Wisler, Georgetown University
Participant Craig Zelizer, Georgetown University
Yuri Bossine: University of New Mexico
Roundtable
The Permanent Revolution From Above: Why Political Transformations in Russia Exclude Society
To Kill or Not to Kill: The Use of Force in Counterinsurgency Sponsor(s): Russian International Studies Association
in Afghanistan
Mark J. Peceny: University of New Mexico
Andrea M. Lopez: Susquehanna University
Two Strategies in Afghanistan: Canadian and Dutch Approaches to Counter‐Insurgency
Participant Steven Fish, University of California‐Berkeley
Participant Gail W. Lapidus, Stanford University
Participant Blair Ruble, Woodrow Wilson Center
Joseph Ahorro: University of Alberta
John S. McCoy: University of Alberta
Chair
Andrei M. Melville, MGIMO University
Participant Harley D. Balzer, Georgetown University
Panel
US ‐ South American Security Relations
Chair
Disc.
Denilde Holzhacker, Fundação Armando Álvares Penteado
Participant Richard Sakwa, University of Kent
Participant Lilia F. Shevtsova, Moscow Carnegie Center
Panel
Peace Operations and the Responsibility to Protect
Alex Bellamy: University of Queensland
Aid and Economic Development
Adjudication and Conflict Management: Which Court, Who’s Crimes, What Justice?
Chair
Kristina Hinds Harrison, University of the West Indies
Disc.
Kristina Hinds Harrison, University of the West Indies
Evaluating the Impact of Trade Capacity Building: Evidence for the Donor‐Interest or Recipient‐Need Theory of Foreign Aid? Michael J. Butler: Clark University
The United Nations Peacebuilding Commission: What a Gender Analysis tells us about the Business of International Peace and Security Today
Natalie Florea Hudson: University of Dayton
The ICC: Deterring Atrocities or Deterring Settlements?
Samuel R. Brazys: Indiana University
Brian Urlacher: University of North Dakota
Profitable Benevolence: Lead Donors and the Development Panel
Aid Cartel
Martin C. Steinwand: University of Rochester
The Political Economy of Taxation and Accounting
Who Gains from Aid? Empirical Evidence in a Standardized Sponsor(s): International Political Economy
Panel Sample
Chair
Jeffrey Hart, Indiana University
Dilip Vimalassery: University of Zurich
Disc.
The Interaction Effect of Trade, Foreign Direct Investment and Aid Flows with the Political System on the Provision of Public Goods in Low‐ and Middle‐Income Countries
Sincere or Strategic?: US Aid Disbursements and Voting in the United Nations General Assembly
Randall W. Stone: University of Rochester
Panel
Just and Durable Peace
Jason A. Thistlethwaite: University of Waterloo
Politics of International Standardization: Case of International Accounting Standards
InHee Kang: Texas A&M University
Networks of International Market and Policy Changes in Corporate Taxation
Xun Cao: University of Essex
Chair
Karin Aggestam, Lund University
Disc.
Tarja H. Väyrynen, University of Tampere
Does Outcome Matter? International Peacebuilding in Victory and Agreements Peter Wallensteen: Uppsala University
Institutional Culture, Actor Interests, and Tax Cooperation in the OECD, IMF and United Nations
Michael Craig Webb: University of Victoria
Oliver Richmond: Editor, Rethinking Peace and Conflict Studies
Stephanie Kappler
Strategies of Peacebuilding and Accountability: An Assessment of Contemporary Trends in Practice
Chandra Sriram: University of East London
Olga Martin‐Ortega: University of East London
Johanna Herman: University of East London School of Law
Deliberating and Negotiating Just and Durable Peace
Karin Aggestam: Lund University
Democracy and Human Rights in Post‐Soviet Context
Chair
Reuel Hanks, Oklahoma State University
Disc.
Simon Tordjman, Sciences Po Paris
Explaining Divergent Regime Outcomes in the Former Soviet
Union States: Towards a Systematic Comparison
Mariya Chelova: Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin
Soviets in Search of Leaders:Issues in Process of Democratization
Lyazzat Tungatarova: Capsian Social University
In the Name of Counterterrorism: Explaining Human Rights Violations in the Post‐Soviet States
Mariya Y. Omelicheva: University of Kansas
Annika F. Bjorkdahl: Lund University
Panel
Good Governance and Citizens' Loyalty: Case Study of Kyrgyzstan
Svetlana V. Kulikova: Georgia State University
No Justice, No Peace? Rights, Restitution, and Reconciliation in Contemporary Peace Operations
Deterrence Today
Human Rights
Chair
Disc.
Panel
The Romanticisation of the Local? Welfare, Culture and Peacebuilding
The Carbon Sandlot: The Structural Power of Financial Standards in Carbon Finance
Hyeran Jo: Texas A&M University
David Carter: The Pennsylvania State University
Lorraine Eden, Texas A&M University
William Joseph Durch, Stimson Center
Panel
Chair
Disc.
Michael E. Freeman, Naval Postgraduate School
Diplomacy as Dependent Variable in Arms Races
Barry H. Steiner: California State Univ‐Long Beach
The Nuclear Question in Today's Europe: Is Deterrence Obsolete?
Assessing China’s Rise: Power and Influence in the 21st Century
Michel Fortmann: Universite de Montreal
Chair
Robert Ross, Boston College
Stefanie Von Hlatky: Université de Montréal
Disc.
Terrorism, State Sponsors and Deterrence: The Indian Experience
Srinath Raghavan: National Institute for Advanced Studies, Bangalore, India
Insurgency and Deterrence of Intervention: The Cases of Bosnia, Iraq and Iran
Bruno Reis: Institute for Strategic and International Studies Lisbon
Different Sides of Deterrence: Threat Perception and Image Building in Russia
Panel
Morality and Necessity Combined: The Role of the United Nations in China’s Diplomatic Rise
Liselotte Odgaard: Royal Danish Defence College
China’s Rising? An Assessment of China’s Military Power
Taylor M. Fravel: Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Strategic Forces and the Rise of China: Causal, Derivative, or
Irrelevant?
Christopher Twomey: Naval Postgraduate School
Prosperity, Politics and Power: The International Dimensions of China’s Rise as a Trading Giant
Scott Kastner: University of Maryland
Regionalization and Globalization in the 21st Century: Avatars Cold War Legacies and the New Cold War
and Prospectives Related to North America
Disc.
Disc.
Jose Luis Valdes, CISAN‐UNAM
Chair
Manuel Chavez, Michigan State University
Disc.
Disc.
Luba Racanska, St. Johns University
The Deterioration of Public Opinion to Support Regionalization and Globalization in North America
Manuel Chavez: Michigan State University
Regionalization and Collaboration on the U.S‐Mexico Border
Irasema Coronado: University of Texas ‐ El Paso
The Role of Security on Regionalization in North America
Leonardo Curzio: University of Mexico De Spiegeleire
Globalization and Regionalization in North America: Are There Any Positive Prospects?
Jose Luis Valdes: CISAN‐UNAM
Social and Family Networks in a New Transnationalism in North America
Silvia Nuñez‐Garcia: Centro de Investigaciones sobre América del Norte‐UNAM
Roundtable
Climate Change and National Security: Responsibility and Readiness
Chair
Panel
Chair
Panel
Elizabeth Chalecki, Fletcher School Law & Diplomacy
Disc.
Stacy D. VanDeveer, University of New Hampshire
Participant Joshua W. Busby, University of Texas at Austin
Participant Marcus D. King, Georgetown University
Participant Alexander T. J. Lennon, Georgetown University
Negotiating Arms Control with Authoritarian Regimes: US Experiences with the USSR and DPRK
Walter C. Clemens, Jr.: Boston University
Cold War Legacies and New Challenges: The Arctic
Karen Erickson: Southern New Hampshire University
Denial of History ‐ Communism's Cold Legacy
Karl Altau: JBANC
Recasting the Cold War in Economic Terms
Ginta T. Palubinskas: George Mason University
The Baltic Sea Region in Face of Russia's New Great Power Politics
Ralph Tuchtenhagen: University of Hamburg, Germany
Panel
Sovereign Wealth Funds and Other Capital Market Issues
Chair
Disc.
Edwin M. Truman, Peterson Institute for International Economics
The Myth of State Retreat: Sovereign Wealth Funds and the
Rise in Financial Protectionism
Anna Y. Shamaeva: University of Toronto
Where is the Big Money Going? SWFs : A Balancing Act and/or a Twist in the Globalization Story
Miriam L. Campanella: University of Turin and Ministry of Economy and Finance
Barbarians at the Gates: State Control of Global Mergers and Acquisitions
John A. Conybeare: University of Iowa
Dong‐Hun Kim: Oakland University
Global Governance and Epistemic Authority: The Case of Sovereign Wealth Funds
Tabitha M. Benney: University of California at Santa Barbara
Democracy, Transparency, and the Confidence Crisis in International Credit Markets
Yong Kyun Kim: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Panel
What does Teheran Really Want? A Comprehensive Analysis
of Iran's Grand Strategy
Pierre Pahlavi: Canadian Forces College
Iran between East and West ‐ Economical Approach
Bartosz M. Bojarczyk: University of Maria Curie‐Sklodowska in Lublin, Poland
Iran’s Realist Regional Foreign Policy
Sam Razavi: Université du Québec à Montréal
Peacemaking and Peacebuilding
Chair
Disc.
Securitization of Development
Kyle Clark Beardsley, Emory University
Renato Corbetta, University of Alabama ‐ Birmingham Sponsor(s): Global Development
Disc.
International Mediation of Militarized Conflicts: A New Dataset and Instrumental‐Variable Approach
Bernd Beber: Columbia University
Chair
Stephen Brown, University of Ottawa
Disc.
Stephen Brown, University of Ottawa
Promoting Stability or Encouraging Back‐Door Deals? Impact of the International Arms Trade on Governance
Nicholas Charron: University of Gothenburg
Measuring Peace: Assessing Peace Building Programs through Randomization
Karen Brounéus: Uppsala University
A Critical Assessment of Policy Coherence in Donor Development Programmes
Nancy J. Thede: UQAM
The Supply and Demand of Mediation in Interstate Conflict
Kristen Flanagan: University of Pittsburgh
An Urban Oasis: An International Model of Differentiated Violence Reduction from Contemporary Colombia Stacey L. Hunt: Rutgers University
What is the Deal with Peacekeeping?: Toward a Standard Definition of Peacekeeping Success
Michael I. Stephens: University of North Texas
On the Duration of Peacekeeping Operations
Birger Heldt: Folke Bernadotte Academy
Panel
Potential and limits of Conflict‐Sensitive approaches to Development: The Case of North Kivu
Valeria Izzi: UNDP
Christof P. Kurz: Fletcher School, Tufts University
Panel
Replicating the EU in Other Regions
Panel
Promoting Democracy: Mechanisms and Challenges
Chair
Lan T, Chu, Occidental College
Dexter Boniface, Rollins College
Chair
Alan Siaroff, University of Lethbridge
Disc.
Disc.
Alan Siaroff, University of Lethbridge
Comparing US and EU Democracy Promotion: Identity, Leverage, and Institutions
The European Union as a Model for the African Union ‐ Effectiveness and Limits of European Norm Promotion
Daniella Sicurelli: University of Trento
The Logic of ASEAN’s Decision‐Making: Theoretical Model and Its Empirical Examinations
Yi‐hung Chiou: University of South Carolina
Dimitry Kochenov: University of Groningen, Faculty of Law
Panel
Middle East Foreign Policy: The Role of Iran and Syria
Chair
Disc.
Jonathan Amaral
Eric D. Patterson: Georgetown University
More European Union in the Caribbean?
Heather L. Tafel: Grand Valley State University
The Freedom Agenda as Foreign Policy: An Analysis of the Content and Efficacy of the Bush Administration's Efforts at Democracy Promotion
Mehran Kamrava, Georgetown University
Bartosz M. Bojarczyk, University of Maria Curie‐
Sklodowska in Lublin, Poland
External Pressure Mechanisms and Democratization: Carrots, Sticks and the Case of Cuba
Katherine Ann McElroy: University of British Columbia
Building the Democratic Peace: Democracy Promotion and 'Dangerous Democratization'
James M. Scott: Oklahoma State University
Panel
US‐French Collaboration over Lebanon: How Syria's Role in South Asia: Reflecting the Past and Moving Towards the Future
Lebanon Contributed to a US‐French Rapprochement
Sami E. Baroudi: Labanese American University
Isolating Syria Strategy: Is it Isolating America in the Middle East? Ghaidaa Hetou: Global Affairs, Rutgers University
Women's Caucus
Chair
Bina D'Costa, Australian National University
Disc.
Melvin Gurtov, University of Oregon
Middle Class Motherhood in Contemporary India
Anjali Bhatia: Lady Shri Ram College, University of Delhi
A Critical Constructivist Reading of Strategic Culture and (In)Security: Nuclearization in South Asia
Runa Das: University of Minnesota ‐ Duluth
State Identity and Foreign Policy: The Case of Ukraine
Roman Popadiuk: George Bush Presidential LibraryFoundation
Gabriela Marin Thornton: Bush School of Government Texas A&M University
Panel
Women Silenced? Gender, Ethnicity and the Civil War in Sri The European Union: Cooperation, Partnership, and Lanka
Relationships Vidyamali Samarasinghe: SIS, American University
Strangers within our Borders: Human In(security) in South Asia Bina D'Costa: Australian National University
The Politics of Terror and Cooperation on the Indian 1‐800 Helpline: Managing Globalization in US Outsourced Call Centers in India
Winifred Poster: Washington University
Panel
Chair
Disc.
Oldrich Bures, Metropolitan University Prague
Democratizing International Relations: Popular Sovereignty and the Hierarchy of Democratic Legitimacy in the US and EU States Unions
Andrew Glencross: University of Pennsylvania
Relations European Union‐Brazil: From Minimalist Cooperation to Comprehensive Strategic Partnership
Laura Cristina Ferreira‐Pereira: University of Minho
The Legal Regime of the Ocean and Beyond
Chair
Disc.
Take Only Pictures Leave Only Footsteps: The Regulation of Tourism at the Antarctic
Nara N. Sano: USP
The EU Diplomatic Culture of Coordination and the Europeanization of National Foreign Policies: An Ambivalent
Relationship Apostolos Agnantopoulos: University of Birmingham
Rethinking Economic Nationalism in the Enlarged European Union
Nicole R. Lindstrom: University of York
Justifying Early Modern Maritime Law
Aleksandra Thurman: University of Michigan
Global Governance Beyond the Earth: The Case of the International Space Station
Panel
The Politics of (Mis)Representation: Resistance or Recolonisation?
Daniel McIntosh: Slippery Rock University
Charting the Course: Sino‐American Naval Cooperation to Enhance Governance and Security in Asian Waters
Peter A. Dutton: US Naval War College
Chair
Chih‐yu Shih, National Taiwan University
Disc.
Shampa Biswas, Whitman College
Row your Boat with Care: Maritime Transportation of Goods and International Institutions and Regulations
The Migrant Trail: ‘Knowing’ the Border, ‘Owning’ the Subaltern Experience
Alexandre Ratner Rochman: Sao Paulo State University
Marie L. Woodling: University of Wales, Aberystwyth
Panel
Constructivism, State Identity, and Foreign Policy Behavior
Chair
Disc.
Mikael Baaz, Malmö University
Europe is a State of Mind: Contrasting Europeanization in Croatia and Serbia
Jelena Subotic: Georgia State University
Cuba: Playing David against Goliath
Robert Snyder: Southwestern University
State Identity and Foreign Policy through Partisan Discourses: The Case of German Left and German Identity during the Bosnian War and the Kosovo War
Constructing a Conflict: Identity, Emotions, and US Policy towards the Israeli‐Palestinian Conflict
Matthew Leep: University of Connecticut
Othering, Subjectivity and Responsibility in Japanese International Relations
Marie Suetsugu: University of Wales, Aberystwyth
Imaginary Post‐Coloniality and the Security Imaginary: The Production of Insecurity in Turkey
Pinar Bilgin: Bilkent University
Documenting the Undocumented: Methodological and Ethical Implications
Elizabeth Shannon Wheatley: Arizona State University
Panel
Transnational Environmental Governance: Exploring the Intersection of Neoliberalism and Conservation
Chair
Rosaleen V. Duffy, Manchester University
Disc.
Rosaleen V. Duffy, Manchester University
Exclusionary Spaces and Enabling Networks in Transfrontier Conservation in Southern Africa
Parakh N. Hoon: Virginia Tech
Governance Structures in Transboundary Conservation: How Institutional Evolution Influences Cross‐Border Cooperation
Michael L. Schoon: Arizona State University
Of Football and Zebras: Imagining 2010 in the Southern African Wilderness
Rachel DeMotts: University of Massachusetts‐Lowell
Rights, Responsibility and the Transnational Environment: Governing Elephants and Ivory in Namibia
Lorraine E. Moore: Manchester University
The Bubble of Neoliberal Conservation: Construction and Reality in Transfrontier Conservation in Southern Africa Bram Buscher
Panel
Identity Politics and State Building
Chair
Disc.
Ja Ian Chong, Princeton University
Ja Ian Chong, Princeton University
Evo Morales' Dilemma: Transnational Movements and Nation‐States in the Post‐Westphalian Era
Gratzia Villarroel: St. Norbert College
Sener Akturk: University of California at Berkeley
Facing Goliath: Party Institutionalization in New African Democracies
Shane Mac Giollabhui: Dublin City University
Designing Referendums in Peace Processes Neophytos Loizides: Queens University, Belfast
Panel
The Public‐Private Hybridization of the 21st Century State
Chair
Disc.
Disc.
Philip George Cerny, Rutgers University‐Newark
Hibou Béatrice, Sciences Po.
The Business of Government in a Post‐liberal Economy
Linda M. Weiss: University of Sydney
Obscuring Power? The Dual Use of Concepts and the Difficulties of Analyzing the Politics of Public‐Private Hybridization
Anna Leander: Copenhagen Business School
Lest we Forget: Theoretical, Historical, and Comparative Perspectives on State‐Capital Rule
Sandra S. Halperin: University of London
What’s at Stake in the Privatization Debate? Enclosing the Public Domain through Hybrid Rule
Shelley L. Hurt: Dartmouth College
Carla M. Marcelino Gomes: University of Coimbra, Portugal
Panel
Taking Biological Warfare Seriously
Chair
Disc.
Alexander Kelle, University of Bath
Una Becker, Peace Research Institute Frankfurt (PRIF)
Will There be an AQ Khan of Nanotechnology? Probing Models to Address the International Security Implications of
Nanotechnology
Margaret E. Kosal: Georgia Institute of Technology
Thinking the Unthinkable II: Three Scenarios for Biochemical Warfare in 2020 ‐ Characteristics, Concepts, and Policy Proposals
Thomas Preston: Washington State University
Malcolm R. Dando: University of Bradford
Biological Warfare Against Crops: Science, Technology, Threat and Response
Simon M. Whitby: University of Bradford
Education for Life Scientists After the 2008 BTWC Meetings
The Nation That Wasn’t There? The Notion of the Soviet People/Nation and Post‐Stalinist attempts at Reforming the Ethnicity Regime in the Soviet Union and the Russian Federation, 1953‐1997
Legal Responsibility of Private Military Companies ‐ The Clash of ‘Civilinizations’
Malcolm R. Dando: University of Bradford
Forcing a Square Peg into a Round Hole: The Control Model
as a Difficult Fit for the Biological Weapons Regime
Nicole K. Burtchett: Washington State University
Panel
The Impact of Regime Types
Chair
Disc.
Charity Butcher, Grinnell College
Charity Butcher, Grinnell College
The Determinants of Institutional Quality ‐ The Impact of Leaders’ Perceived Threats of Losing Power without Compensation on Economic Development in Africa and Asia
Martin Sjöstedt: University of Gothenburg
Anna M. Persson: University of California at Los Angeles
Material Resources and Authoritarian Trade Reforms: Evidence from Morocco, Tunisia, Egypt and Jordan between
1970 and 2005
Thomas Richter: GIGA Institute of Middle East Studies
Authoritarian Selection and IMF Conditionality
Jonathan K. Hanson: Syracuse University
Gaye B. Muderrisoglu: University of Michigan
Political Economy of Agricultural Protection: Does Regime Type Matter?
Junga Kim: Stanford University
Natural Resource States, Entrepreneurs, and the Politics of Innovation
Nimah Mazaheri: University of Washington
TF98: Tuesday 6:30 PM ‐ 8:15 PM
Poster Session
SSIP Reception Poster Session
Disc.
The Effect of Previous Mediation on Acceptability and Outcome of Current Mediation
Su‐Mi Lee: University of Kentucky
Economic Interests and Foreign Policy Attitudes
Benjamin O. Fordham: Binghamton University, State University of New York
Katja Kleinberg: Binghamton University (SUNY)
Policy Convergence in Asymmetric Alliances
Jennifer D. Strait: Rice University
The Undercut Procedure: An Algorithm for the Envy‐Free Division of Indivisible Goods
The Syllabus Dilemma: Combining Theory and Practice in Peace and Conflict Studies Courses
Marcelo Mello Valenca: Instituto de Relações Internacionais, Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio de Janeiro (IRI/PUC‐Rio
Critical Approaches to Religion and Peace Making: The Case of Muslim Peace Building Actors
Seniha Ayse Kadayifci‐Orellana: American University
Using Creative Arts in Intractable Conflict
Michelle LeBaron: University of BC Faculty of Law
Participatory Pedagogies in the Human Rights Curriculum
William Paul Simmons: Arizona State University
D. Marc Kilgour: Wilfrid Laurier Univerisity
WA03: Wednesday 8:00 AM ‐ 9:45 AM Roundtable
Christian Klamler: University of Graz
IPE Journal Editors Explore the Past/Anticipate the Future
Steven J. Brams: New York University
Gender Equality and Political Assassinations
Erik Melander: University of Notre Dame
Chair
Ralph O. Sundberg: Uppsala University
"Business and Politics"
Does US Foreign Aid Influence UN Voting Compliance? An Ideal Point Estimation Approach
Jun Xiang: University of Rochester
WA01: Wednesday 8:00 AM ‐ 9:45 AM Panel
The Ethics of Disarmament
Chair
Harald Mueller, Peace Research Institute Frankfurt
Disc.
Richard I. Price, University of British Columbia
Disc.
Tom Sauer, University of Antwerp
Bioethics Meets Arms Control – Is There a Need for a Bio‐
Ethically Informed Approach to Biological Weapons Arms Control?
Alexander Kelle: University of Bath
Cluster Bombs – A Taboo in the Making?
Elvira Rosert: Goethe University Frankfurt/Peace Research Institute Frankfurt
The Nuclear Taboo, Ethics, and Disarmament
Nina Tannenwald: Brown University
Between Interests and Norms: Strategic Goals and Ethical Values in Western Democracies’ Arms Control and Disarmament Policies
Una Becker: Peace Research Institute Frankfurt (PRIF)
Harald Mueller: Peace Research Institute Frankfurt
A Critique of Past and Present Practices of Humanitarian Arms Control and Disarmament
Ritu Mathur: York University, Toronto
Lorraine Eden, Texas A&M University
Vinod K. Aggarwal: University of California at Berkeley
John Ravenhill: Australian National University
"Global Governance"
Jan Aart Scholte: University of Warwick
"International Organization"
Louis W. Pauly: University of Toronto
"International Studies Quarterly"
"Review of International Political Economy"
Leonard Seabrooke: Copenhagen Business School
"Critical Perspectives on International Business"
David L. Levy: University of Massachusetts Boston
"International Studies Compendium"
"Journal of International Business Studies"
Lorraine Eden: Texas A&M University
"New Political Economy"
Nicola Jane Phillips: University of Manchester
Understanding Post‐Conflict Peacebulding
Chair
Disc.
From Hobbes to Locke: International Intervention in the Congo
Severine Autesserre: Barnard College, Columbia University
Peace and Conflict Studies as an Academic Discipline: Using the Instructional Techniques in International Relations to Teach Peace and Conflict Resolution
Finding Their Way: How Peacebuilding Organizations Navigate Complexity
State Building in Fragile States : A Fragile Concept
Peace Studies
Chair
Chair
Simone B. Chun, Suffolk University
Disc.
Susanna P. Campbell: Tufts University
Emmanuel Klimis: Facultés universitaires St Louis, Brussels
A State Named Failed?
Morten Boas: Fafo‐Ais
Kathleen M. Jennings: Fafo
Life After Exit: UN Reform and the New Peacebuilding Architecture
Richard Ponzio: United Nations
Learning and Foreign Policy Decision‐Making: Why the Debate
Still Matters
Cellular Technologies: New Forms of Governance and Knowledge
Chair
Chair
Janice Gross Stein, University of Toronto
Disc.
Janice Gross Stein, University of Toronto
Mistakes were Made: Academics, Pundits, and the War in Iraq
Andrew Bennett: Georgetown University
Reflections on Learning: Issues of Conceptualization and Research Design
Jack S. Levy: Rutgers University
Why do Leaders Fail to Learn from History?
David A. Welch: University of Toronto
Robert G. Patman: University of Otago
Critical Oral History as a Lesson‐Drawing Technique
Janet M. Lang: Brown University
James G. Blight: Brown University
Issues in Sub‐Saharan African Security: How the Past Informs the Present Sponsor(s): Exploring the Past, Anticipating the Future (Theme)
Disc.
Kea Gorden, College of Charleston
Dirty War’s in Zimbabwe: Memory and Language
Sophie Roberts: Kings College London
State Failure and (In)security in Uganda: Past and Present
Catherine A. Carney: King's College, London
International Organization and the Environment
Chair
Disc.
Disc.
Disc.
Mika P. Aaltola, Finnish Institute of International Affairs
Julian Reid, King's College London
Saara Särmä, University of Tampere
Economy of Words: Communicative Imperative is Central Banks
Douglas R. Holmes: Binghamton University
Location in a Liquid World: Cellular Technologies and Concepts of Place
Thomas C. Wolfe: University of Minnesota
Cellular Technology in European Military Integration
Vatteri Vuorisalo: University of Tampere
Nordic Cellular Technologies: The Relationship between International Relations and Technological Innovation
Mika P. Aaltola: Finnish Institute of International Affairs
Concluding the Doha Development Round: Multilateral Trade Diplomacy in the 21st Century
Chair
Heidi Ullrich, International Trade and Development Analyst
Participant Jennifer Clapp, University of Waterloo
Participant Tony Heron, University of Sheffield
Participant Elizabeth A. Smythe, Concordia University College of Alberta
Participant Rorden Wilkinson, University of Manchester
When Peacekeepers Misbehave: Human Rights and Loren Cass, College of the Holy Cross
Humanitarian Law in the Context of UN Peace Operations
Hans Bruyninckx, Catholic University Leuven, Belgium
A New Measure of Environmental Aid: Measuring and Explaining Mainstreaming at the World Bank
Ryan M. Powers: College of William and Mary
“Problem Solving in and of International and Transnational Organizations” Sustainable Development in the European Commission and the Marine Stewardship Council
Alexandra Lindenthal: University of Bremen
Martin Koch: University of Bielefeld
Does MEAs' Design Matter? The Impact of Policy Instruments on Policy Entrepreneurship
Nadine Georgel: Syracuse University ‐ Maxwell School
Chair
Participant Henry F. Carey, Georgia State University
Participant Jacques F. Fomerand, Occidental College
Participant Howard M. Hensel, Maxwell‐Gunter AFB
Participant Matthew Zommer, The John Jay College of Criminal Justice
Follow the Money: Insights into Foreign Aid and Foreign Investment in Environmental Politics
Chair
Disc.
Are Foreign Investors Attracted to "Pollution Havens": The Case of China
International Studies as a Profession and Women’s Status Therein Ka Zeng: University of Arkansas
Meredith Reid Sarkees: American University
Marie T. Henehan: University of Illinois
Financing Climate Change Adaptation: Case Study of a Small Island Developing State
Kanako Morita: Tokyo Institute of Technology
Addressing Real Needs or Greasing Political Skids? Insights on the Allocation of Environmental Aid
Timmons Roberts: College of William and Mary
Bradley Christopher Parks: Millennium Challenge Corporation
Robert Hicks: William & Mary
Foreign Investment Contracts: Unexplored Mechanisms of Environmental Governance
Kyla Tienhaara: Australian National University
Countering Climate Change: The Politics and Power of Emerging Investor‐Driven Governance Mechanisms
Michael R. MacLeod: Bentley University
Patterns of Conflict: Future Threat Analysis
Chair
Chair
Disc.
Disc.
Matthew Begert, National Law Enforcement and Corrections Technology Center‐West
John P. Sullivan, Los Angeles Sheriff's Department
Terrorism and Counterterrorism as a Strategic Interaction: Implications for Warning
Daniel R. Morris: Department of War Studies, King's College London
Future Conflict: Criminal Insurgencies, Gangs, and Intelligence
John P. Sullivan: Los Angeles Sheriff's Department
Integrating Analytics: Risk Analysis, Intelligence, and Counterterrorism
Genevieve Lester: University of California at Berkeley
On the Future of Counter‐terrorism Force Development: The Case for Third Force Options
Doron Zimmermann: Center for Advanced Studies on Terrorism CAST
The Status of Women In International Studies
Women's Caucus
Chair
Mary Ann Tetreault, Trinity University
Disc.
Gale A. Mattox, US Naval Academy
Disc.
Anne Sisson Runyan, University of Cincinnati
Women and Academic Organizations: The ISA
Karen Erickson: Southern New Hampshire University
Elisabeth Maria Prugl: Florida International University
Measuring “Success” for Women in International Studies
Vicki L. Golich: California State University San Marcos
Women in UN Peace Operations: Increasing the Leadership Opportunities
Jolynn M. Shoemaker: Women In International Security (WIIS),
Georgetown University
It Does “Take A Village” – Assessing How Women Engage Students in International Relations
Rekha Datta: Monmouth University
Organizing Women: Strategies for Advancing Women in International Studies
Susan S. Northcutt: University of South Florida
Mary K. Meyer McAleese: Eckerd College
Grand Strategy Reconsidered
Chair
Jonathan Paquin, Université Laval
Disc.
The Stopping Power of Land: The Geopolitics of American Use of Force in the International Arena since 1898
Ziv Rubinovitz: University of Haifa
The Sinews of Grand Strategy: Hypotheses on Information Management and Limited War Outcomes
Spencer D. Bakich: Sweet Briar College
Grand Strategy Change: A Case for Two‐Level Games and Persuasion
Zacchary R. Ritter: Georgetown University
Wildfire and War: A New Approach to Global Strategy
Michael C. Fowler: Roger Williams University
Energy Security in Europe
Chair
Disc.
The Development of the European Renewable Energy Policy
– Exploring the Present Political Machinery and Anticipating
the Future Policy Regime
Mans A. Nilsson: Stockholm Environment Institute
Mind the Gap: Energy and Climate Security and the Construction of Risk in International Political thought
Pedro M. Fonseca: Fonseca
Maria J. Pereira: Technical University of Lisbon
Greek‐Turkish Energy Cooperation and European Energy Security
Ioannis N. Grigoriadis: University of Athens/ELIAMEP
The Energy Security and Climate Change Nexus: Securitization, Routinization and its Implications
Malena R. Sundstrom: Lund University
Bo Petersson: Lund University
European Security and Power Projection: Fact or Fiction
Chair
Disc.
Vicki Birchfield, Georgia Institute of Technology
Power, Institutions and the Limits of Hierarchy: The EU3 and Iran
Anand Menon: University of Birmingham
Underbalancing in the International System: The European Union’s Tepid Response to a Resurgent Russia
Ryan Crow: Johns Hopkins University SAIS
Sunil A. Vaswani: Johns Hopkins University
Critique and the Generative Force of War
Tarak Karim Barkawi: Center International Studies, University of Cambridge
Shane B. Brighton: Birkbeck College, London
Exotic Enemies: Military Orientalism in the Past and Present
Patrick H. M. Porter: Kings College London
Security, Population, Political Economy: Three Facets of War in the Age of Global Governmentality
Nicholas Kiersey: Ohio University, Chillicothe
Opening Up the Black Box: Rethinking Military Technology Through a Social Theory of Assemblages
Antoine Bousquet: Birkbeck, University of London
From Frontier to Boundary and Back Again: The Concept of WA22: Wednesday 8:00 AM ‐ 9:45 AM Panel
Czech and Slovenian EU Presidency in Comparative Perspective
European Margin in the 21st Century
Basil Germond: University of St Andrews
Europe as a Global Political Power? Assessing EU Negotiations with Iran over Its Nuclear Program
Richard Maher: Brown University
Public Opinion and European Security and Defense Policy
Bastien Irondelle: Res. Fellow CERI‐Sciences PO/CNRS
Martial Foucault: Université de Montréal
Chinese Diaspora and the Rise of China
Chair
Disc.
Disaporic Chinese Business: The "Food Chain" of Chinese Family Enterprises in the UK Gordon C. K. Cheung: University of Durham
Edmund Terence Gomez: United Nations Research Institute for Social Development
The Role of Diasporas in Hong Kong in Contemporary Chinese Diplomacy
Simon Xu‐Hui Shen: HK Institute of Asia‐Pacific Studies, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Shatin, N.T.
Chinese Digital Diaspora and Beijing's National Image Management
Sheng Ding: Bloomsburg University
China’s Diaspora and Returnees: Impact on China’s Globalization Process Henry Huiyao Wang: China Western/Overseas Returned Scholars Association
Critical War Studies
Chair
Disc.
Jason S. Edwards, School of Politics and Sociology, Birkbeck, University of London
Class and the Security‐Migration Nexus
Martin O. Heisler: University of Maryland
Sponsor(s): Central and East European International Studies Association
Chair
Zlatko Sabic, University of Ljubljana
Disc.
Geoffrey R. Edwards, University of Cambridge
Czech and Slovenian EU Presidency in Comparative Perspective: A Framework for Analysis
Petr Drulak: Institute of International Relations
Slovenian EU Presidency and the Promotion of European Norms: Europeanisation Reversed?
Petra Roter: University of Ljubljana
Slovenia's Presidency of the EU in the Domestic Discourse: The Ratification of the Lisbon Treaty and the Recognition of Kosovo
Zlatko Sabic: University of Ljubljana
Presidency of the European Union and Priority Formation: The Czech 2009 EU Chairmanship
Jan Karlas: Institute of International Relations
Margins, Peripheries, and Excluded Bodies: International Relations and States of Exception
Chair
Shampa Biswas, Whitman College
Chair
Sheila Nair, Northern Arizona University
Disc.
Heather M. Turcotte, University of Connecticut, Storrs
Constitutionalism, Violence, and "Ungoverned Spaces" in Africa
Bruce A. Magnusson: Whitman College
Biopower as a Supplement to Sovereign Power: Prison Camps and the Production of Excluded Bodies
Halit Mustafa Tagma: Arizona State University
"Black" Bodies and the Sacrifice Economies of (Homo) Virilities: Accumulations, Disaster(s) and Slaugtherhouses
Anna M. Agathangelou: York University
Marginal Life: Undocumented Crossings at the US‐Mexico Border
Marie L. Woodling: University of Wales, Aberystwyth
Ec(h)o‐tourism and the Whisper of the State: The “Greening” of Indigenous Politics
Elizabeth Shannon Wheatley: Arizona State University
Terrorism and its Geopolitical Articulation at the Periphery of the Thai State
Carlo Bonura: University of Oxford
The Future of Religion in the 21st Century: Between the Scylla of Secular Stability and the Charybdis of Religious Apocalyptic Change? Sponsor(s): Exploring the Past, Anticipating the Future (Theme)
Chair
Jonathan Fox, Bar‐Ilan University
Disc.
Ludwig Mikael Gelot, University of Wales, Aberystwyth
James F. Rinehart, Troy University
Disc.
The Religious Resurgence: Towards a New Structure of Consciousness?
Ludwig Mikael Gelot: University of Wales, Aberystwyth
Religion and the Future: Mitigating Extremism, Nurturing Ecumenicism
Richard Falk: Princeton University
Is Spiritual Wisdom Religion's Contribution to Global Politics?
R. Scott Appleby: University of Notre Dame
Religion and International Relations in a Classroom
Vendulka Kubalkova: University of Miami
New Security Concepts and Peacebuilding
Chair
Hans Guenter Brauch, AFES‐PRESS
Disc.
Simon Dalby, Carleton University
The Activist and the Olive Tree: Reframing Nonviolent Resistance in the Second Intifada
Julie M. Norman: Dartmouth College
Financial Components of Economic Security: A Few Lessons
from the Subprime Mortgage Crisis
Czeslaw Mesjasz: Cracow University of Economics
Lidia Mesjasz: Cracow University of Economics, Cracow, Poland
The Gender Dimension of Environmental and Human Security
Ursula Oswald Spring: National University of Mexico
Building Peace: A Human Security Framework
The European Union
Chair
Disc.
Giray Sadik, University of Georgia
Leonardo Baccini, New York University
The Transition from Risk to Governance through Uncertainty in EMU: European Fiscal Regulation in the Aftermath of the Stability and Growth Pact Crisis
Bartholomew Paudyn: Carleton University
Cross Border Defence Industry Consolidation between Globalization and Europeanization
Michael F. Kluth: Roskilde University
The EU's Lisbon Treaty: Origin, Institutional Choice and Significance
Finn Laursen: Dalhouise University
Social Europe and/or Global Europe? Globalisation and Flexicurity as Debates on the Future of Europe
Andreas Antoniades: University of Sussex
Nationalism and Religion in Russia’s Domestic and Foreign Policies
Chair
Disc.
Neil Robinson, University of Limerick
Neil Robinson, University of Limerick
The Crescent and the Bear : The Islamic Factor in Security Issues for Contemporary Russia
Didier Chaudet: Sciences Po Paris
Russia and Islam: Linkages between Domestic and Foreign Policy
Roland J. Dannreuther: University of Edinburgh
The Domestic and Foreign Policy Implications of Rising Nationalism in Russia
Luke G. March: University of Edinburgh
Trans‐National Migration and Russian‐Central Asian Relations
Matteo Fumagalli: Central European University
Russia and the Institutionalisation of Islam: A Comparison with the UK and France
Ekaterina Braginskaia: University of Edinburgh
What Role Can Regional Organizations Have in Maintaining Peace and Security in Africa?
Jerry W. Sanders: Peace and Conflict Studies, International and Sponsor(s): International Security Studies
Area Studies, University of Calif Berke
Chair
Helene Gandois, University of Oxford
Youth in the 21st Century: An Emerging Security Threat? Disc.
James J. Hentz, Virginia Military Institute
The Phenomena of Youth Unrest in between Security and Peace Studies
Francesca Giovannini: University of California Berkeley
Conflict Studies and Security Studies: An Ambivalent Relationship
André Filipe Barrinha: University of Kent
African Regionalism: Institutions Shaped by Security Complexes
Gnanguenon Amandine: Université de Clermont Ferrand/ C2SD
A Regional‐Global Security Mechanism: SWOT Analysis of Regional Organizations for Peace and Security
Tania L. Felicio: United Nations University
Francis Baert: United Nations University (UNU‐CRIS)
Regionalizing Peace and Security in Eastern Africa: Credible Hope or Elusive Dream?
Emmanuel Fanta: UNU‐CRIS
Marco A. Jowell: International Peace Support Training Centre
Preventing Genocide: What can African Regional Organizations do?
Helene Gandois: University of Oxford
The Impact of Interest Groups on Foreign Policy
Chair
John Ishiyama, University of North Texas
Disc.
The Peace Lobby: Advocacy for Palestinian Statehood and US Foreign Policy
Sherri Stone Replogle: Loyola University Chicago
Khalil M. Marrar: DePaul University
The Foreign Policy Interests of Muslim Lobbies in the West
Liat S. Radcliffe Ross: University of Oxford
Power, Foreign Policy, and Interest Groups: An Analysis of the Relation between Systemic and Domestic Influences over Foreign Policy Decisions
Juliano S. Cortinhas: University of Brasilia
Non‐Triad Multinational Companies: Trajectories and Challenges I
Chair
Andreas Noelke, Johann Wolfgang Goethe‐Universität
Disc.
Anna Leander, Copenhagen Business School
From Systemic Transformation to Internationalization: The Rise of Russian Metallurgical Multinational Companies
Cedric Durand: CEPN
The United States and UN Managment: Ideology, Politics and Money since 1945 to the Future
John R. Mathiason: Syracuse University
Responsible Sovereignty in an Era of Transnational Threats: US Leadership in a World of Asymmetric Multi‐Polarity
Bruce D. Jones: New York University
The Future of Multi‐multilateralism: Redesigning International Cooperation
Thomas J. Wright: Princeton University
The Influence of Non‐State Actors on State Behavior in 21st Century International Water Management
Chair
Disc.
Jeroen F. Warner, CSMR, Radboud University Nijmegen
Paula Duarte Lopes, University of Coimbra
The Impact of Domestic Actors on State Behavior in Managing International Rivers: An Examination of China and India
Neda Zawahri: Cleveland State University
Oliver M. Hensengerth: Chatham House, London
Transboundary Water Governance as a Tool for Conflict Resolution: Multiple Actors, Multi‐layered Processes
Marwa Daoudy: Graduate Institute for International and Development Studies, Geneva, Switzerland
Local Resistance to Securitised Water Interventions in Bangladesh and Turkey: Think Global, Act Local? Jeroen F. Warner: CSMR, Radboud University Nijmegen
Chaos at Home, Hegemony from Abroad: Tensions between
State and Non‐state Actors in the Palestinian Water Sector
Mark Zeitoun: London School of Economics and Political Science
New International Oil Companies – Challengers or Partners WA33: Wednesday 8:00 AM ‐ 9:45 AM Panel
to Existing Oil Actors?
Power and Risk in Financial Markets: The Case of Hedge Funds
Dag H. Claes: University of Oslo
and Private Equity
Helge Hveem: University of Oslo
Non‐Triad State‐Owned Energy Multinational Companies and the Transnational Dimension of Geopolitical Contestation over Energy Resources
Nana De Graaff: Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
Scandinavian Eco‐Entrepreneurship: The Greening of Global Capitalism
Christine Ingebritsen: University of Washington
The United States and the United Nations: Looking Forward to
a Post‐Westphalian World
Chair
Disc.
Joseph S. Nye Jr., Harvard University
Jean Krasno, Yale University
Exploring Past Threats: Role of Rhetoric in US Foreign Policy
Adam Lusk: Temple University
Chair
Disc.
Blowing Bubbles: Hedge Funds and Financial Irrationality
Fred Block: University of California at Davis
Alpha Fund, Beta Function: Placing Hedge Funds within the Structure of Financial Markets
Christopher Holmes: University of Warwick, UK
The Politics of Fragmentation in The City: The Case of Private Equity Industry
Johnna Montgomerie: University of Manchester
Private Equity and the Political Division of Ownership
Adam D. Leaver: Manchester Business School
Julie Froud: University of Manchester
Sukhdev Johal: Royal Holloway, University of London
Karel H. Williams: CRESC, University of Manchester
The Impending US Economic Crisis, 1998‐2008: A Threat to US Hegemony?
Mine A. Doyran: Fashion Insitute of Technology
Global System Structure, Leadership, and Conflict
Chair
Disc.
Determinants of Multilateral and Unilateral Use of Force: A Historical and Statistical Analysis on US Pre‐WWII Cases
Toshihiro Minohara: Kobe University
Atsushi Tago: Kobe University
The Rhythms of Global Conflict: Long Wave Theory and Political Stability in the World System, 1492 ‐ 1992
Joseph N. Cohen: City University of New York, Queens College
April Linton: University of California at San Diego
Nonpolarity and International Tension
Doru Tsaganea: Metropolitan College of New York
Polarity and War: A Reexamination of the Relationship Using Modelski’s Typological Criteria to Define Poles, 1885‐
2002
Wanfa Zhang: Florida Institute of Technology
The EU's Performance in International Institutions
Chair
Disc.
Analyzing the EU’s Performance in International Institutions
Knud Erik Jørgensen: University of Aarhus
Understanding the EU’s Performance in the International Regime on Climate Change
Sebastian Oberthuer: Institute for European Studies, Vrije Universiteit Brussel
The EU's Performance in the International Telecommunication Union
Jamal B. Shahin: Institute for European Studies, Vrije Universiteit Brussel
The EU's Performance in the World Bank
Eugenia Baroncelli: University of Bologna
The Future of Great Power Strategic Rivalry in Asia
East Asia in 2025: Cooperation, Competition, or Conflict?
Christopher Layne: Bush School of Government and Public Service, Texas A & M University
China's Naval Nationalism and Great Power Rivalry
Robert Ross: Boston College
Governing Globalization
Chair
Fuat E. Keyman, Koc University/turkey
Disc.
Fuat E. Keyman, Koc University/turkey
Good Electoral Governance in Madagascar: What it Takes to
Make an Election Free and Fair
Jerome Bachelard: Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies, Geneva
World’s “Sender” and “Receiver” Societies: Examining the Past and Future Tendencies of the Driving Forces of Globalization
Lada V. Kochtcheeva: N.C. State University
Pressures of Globalization on Economic Policy Making: Foreign Educated Technocrats and Free Market Reforms in Turkey, Chile, and South Korea
Umud Dalgic: Northwestern
Marx and Engels: In Praise of Globalization
Fred M. Gottheil: University of Illinois
Susan Jellissen: Belmont University
Good Governance for What ‐ MDGs or MNCs?: Designing a Good Governance Index for Global Development
Devin Joshi: University of Denver
Rethinking and Reconsidering the Basis of American Foreign Policy
Chair
Richard J. Norton, US Naval War College
Disc.
“’We Go Not Abroad in Search of Monsters To Slay’: A Critical Reanalysis and Reappraisal of America’s Early Republican Isolationism, Its Theoretical Assumptions, and Its Relevance for a 21st Century Edward Joseph Rhodes: Rutgers University
Beyond Democracy: The United States as a Carceral State and its Impact on Foreign Policy
Arthur N. Gilbert: University of Denver
Long‐Term US Foreign Policy Moods and Involvement in System Wars: Is There Any Way to Reduce the Odds?
Chair
John Mearsheimer, University of Chicago
Disc.
John Mearsheimer, University of Chicago
Colin J. Lawrence: Hope College
Triangular Peace among Beijing, Taipei, and Washington: An
Analysis of the Impact of Economic Independence and Institutions on Cross‐Strait Relations
Lauren S. Johnson: Hope College
Jun Wei: University of Chicago
The Sino‐US Strategic Balance and the Prospects for an Asian “Nuclear Peace”
Keir A. Lieber: University of Notre Dame
Daryl G. Press: Dartmouth College
Sara Aardema: Hope College
Jack E. Holmes: Hope College
Power, Ideology, Sectoral Interest, or Grand Strategy? US Foreign Policy in the Post‐Cold War World
Y. Hugh Jo: College at Oneonta, State University of New York
Republican Security Theory and American Imperial Practice
Jason George Ralph: POLIS‐University of Leeds
Country "Refoundation" on South America: The New Left Constitutional Process
Leonardo Paz Neves: Instituto Brasileiro de Mercado de Capitais ‐ IBMEC
Feminist Security Studies: Security, Sovereignty, the Body, and
Border Lines
Biomedical Discourses of Global Health Governance: An Sponsor(s): Feminist Theory and Gender Studies
Enduring Paradigm?
Chair
Disc.
Carol E. Cohn, Boston Consortium on Gender, Security and Human Rights
Annick T.R. Wibben, University of San Francisco
(In)secure Subjectivities: Feminist Accounts of the Subject of Security in IR
Josefina Echavarria Alvarez: University of Innsbruck, Austria
Gendering Security or Securitizing Gender? Swati Parashar: Lancaster University
Gender, Subjectivity and Global Politics
Thomas A. Gregory: University of Manchester
Hegemonic Spatial Strategies: (En)gendering Bodies, Boundaries, and the Nation‐Space
Runa Das: University of Minnesota ‐ Duluth
Gender and Security: The Girls of Ender’s Game
Nicole Detraz: Colorado State University
Chair
Owain D. Williams, University of Wales, Aberystwyth
Disc.
A Breakdown of Discipline: Biomedicalism and the Global Health Management of Chronic Disease
Sara M. Glasgow: University of Montana Western
The WHO‐FIC: Globalizing Biomedical Psychiatry?
Kristin Edquist: Eastern Washington University
How Effective Is Our Global Surveillance for Pandemic Influenza?
Stephen S. Morse: Columbia University
Exploring Resistance Studies I: Social Movements’ Resisting
Chair
Mikael Baaz, Malmö University
International Law and the Use of Military Force
Disc.
Stellan Vinthagen, Gothenburg University
Nikolaikirche, 1989: The War Machine
Chair
Disc.
Christian Enemark, Centre for International Security Studies, University of Sydney
Susan Kang, John Jay College of Criminal Justice/ City University of New York
Democracies at War: The Paradox of the Use of Military Force
Sibylle Scheipers: University of Oxford
The Prevalence of Pre‐Emptive and Preventive War
Dan Lindley: University of Notre Dame
The Increasing Role Played by Legal Arguments in Contemporary Debates on War and Peace
Anders Henriksen: Danish Institute of Military Studies
Foreign Policy Across Asia, Africa, and Latin America
Chair
Disc.
Brent E. Sasley, University of Texas at Arlington
Michael B. Nelson, Wesleyan University
Russian Politics towards Central Asia: Supporting, Balancing,
Coercing or Imposing?
Croatian Foreign Policy toward Countries of Latin America
Lidija Kos‐Stanisic: Faculty of Political Science
Civil Society, Middle Powers, and R2P: An Analysis of Canada’s Response to the Crisis in Darfur
Noha S. Shawki: Illinois State University
Karl F. E. Palmås: University of Gothenburg
Resistance in a Post‐Political World
Lawrence Quill: San Jose State University
Anti‐War Strategies: From Pragmatic and Reformist Nonviolence to a Political Culture of Oppositional Love
Sean Chabot: Eastern Washington University
“The Wedding Cakes,” the Combi and the Ford Fairmont: Secrecy and Disclosure in Alexandra, South Africa’s Underground Movement, 1962‐1977
Dawne Y. Curry: University of Nebraska‐Lincoln
Technologies of Resistance: Media Activism, Popular Movements and Autonomy in Mexico
Jeffrey S. Juris: Arizona State University
Managers of Global Change: The Influence of International Bureaucracies in International Environmental Governance
Chair
Disc.
Steffen Bauer, German Development Institute (DIE), Bonn, Germany
Steinar E. Andresen, The Fridtjof Nansen Institute
Managers of Global Change: Core Findings of the MANUS Research Programme
Steffen Bauer: German Development Institute (DIE), Bonn, Germany
Bernd Siebenhuener: Oldenburg University
The CITES Secretariat : A Discreet but Effective Bureaucratic
Leadership
Marc Hufty: The Graduate Institute, Geneva
The Global Environment Facility: Merits and Shortcomings of a Decentralized Approach to International Environmental
Governance
Kristin Rosendal: The Fridtjof Nansen Institute
Policy Transfer and the Influence of the UNAIDS Secretariat on UN System Bureaucracies
Olivier Nay: University of Lille ‐ Northen France
State Coercion and Minorities
Security and Displacement in Iraq
Sarah K. Lischer: Wake Forest
Minor Powers and Non‐State Actor Violence: Breaching Sovereignty or Fulfilling Responsibility?
Jennifer Ramos: Loyola Marymount University
Belgin San Akca: University of California, Davis
One God for All: Fundamentalist Religious Groups and Terrorism Johanna K. Birnir: University of Maryland
Nil Seda Satana: Bilkent University
Tibet Protests and the Questions of Representations
Peace Studies
Human Rights
Chair
Lisa Kissopoulos, University of Cincinnati
Disc.
Salafi and Islamist Londoners: Stigmatised Minority Faith Communities
Robert A. Lambert: University of St Andrews
From Predatory Identities to Predatory Policies: The Causes of Ethno‐nationalist Violence in Serbia and India
Lisa Kissopoulos: University of Cincinnati
The Micro‐Politics of Civil War and Genocide: Examining the
Relative Importance of Threat in the Rwandan Genocide
Omar McDoom: University of Oxford
Human Rights
Chair
Dibyesh Anand, Westminster University
Disc.
Dibyesh Anand, Westminster University
Free Tibet, Ready or Not
P. Christiaan Klieger: California Academy of Sciences
The Formation and Implication of Two Uniform Images about Tibet
Xiaoyang Tang: New School for Social Research
Is There a Pattern of Tibetan Protest?
Anne‐Sophie Bentz: Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies (Geneva, Switzerland)
Pro‐Tibetan Activism and Challenges for China's Public Diplomacy
Lu Tang: University of Tennessee, Knoxville
Civilian Devastation in War
Hongmei Li: University of Pennsylvania
Chair
Sebastian Kaempf, University of Queensland
Panel Discussion on Academic and Non‐Academic Careers: From Survival Skills to Ultimate Goals
Disc.
Sponsor(s):
Civilian Fatalities in Iraq
Daniel Rothbart: George Mason University
Defining Civilians: Transformation of Identities and Boundaries
Chair
Amy E. Eckert, Metropolitan State College of Denver
Chair
Participant Andreas Behnke, University of Reading
Participant Lene Hansen, University of Copenhagen
Karina Korostelina: George Mason University
Participant Jeffrey Helsing, United States Institute of Peace
A Narrative Transformed: The Soldiers’ Stories
Participant Amy Skonieczny, San Francisco State University
Participant Atsuko Yokobori Geiger, Japan Center for International Exchange
Pamela M. Creed: George Mason University
Selecting Civilian Memories of Violence in Post‐Genocide Rwanda
Elisabeth A. King: Columbia University
WA94: Wednesday 8:00 AM ‐ 9:45 AM Poster Session
SSIP Poster Panel
Violence and Non‐State Actors
Disc.
Thomas E. Flores, New York University
Disc.
Odysseas Chistou, University of Texas at Austin
Disc.
Disc.
Carmela Lutmar, Princeton University
Disc.
Chair
Disc.
The Evolution of Armed Groups
David H. Sacko: United States Air Force Academy
Bodies Against the State: The Political Implications of Religious Justified Suicide
Brannon Wheeler: US Naval Academy
The Pie in the Black Box: Domestic Factors and the Bargaining Model of War
Ja Ian Chong: Princeton University
Todd Hall: Harvard University
Dictatorial Peacekeeping Operation: Analyzing Motivation of Authoritarian Regime’s Participation in the UN Missions Kuyoun Chung: University of California at Los Angeles
A Glitch in Numbers or an Overlooked Perspective? Explaining Fearon and Laitin's Anomaly on Religious Fractionalization and Ethnic War
Tova Norlen: Johns Hopkins University
Explaining State Joining Behavior: Exploring Policy Preferences, IGO Membership and Institutional Variation
Elizabeth Fausett: University of Arizona
War and Punishment? Testing War Termination Theories
Helen R. Chang: City University of New York Graduate Center
Roundtable
WB03: Wednesday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Genocides in the Past and in the Future
Chair
Participant H. Zeynep Bulutgil, University of Chicago
Participant Jens Meierhenrich, Harvard University
Participant Manus I. Midlarsky, Rutgers University
Panel
A New Peacebuilding? Global Techniques in Local Contexts
Panel
Complex Deterrence: Theory and Practice
Chair
Disc.
Edward Joseph Rhodes, Rutgers University
Disc.
The Endurance of Extended Deterrence:Continuity, Change,
and Complexity in Theory and Policy
Timothy Crawford: Boston College
Rational Deterrence against “Irrational” Adversaries? No Common Knowledge
Janice Gross Stein: University of Toronto
Complex Deterrence in the Asymmetrical Warfare Era
Emanuel Adler: University of Toronto
Deterring Nuclear Terrorists
Paul Kapur: Naval Postgraduate School
Unconventional Deterrence: How the Weak Deter the Strong
Ivan M. Arreguin‐toft: Harvard University
Panel
Methodology in Peace Research
Chair
Lothar Brock, Peace Research Institute Frankfurt
Disc.
Hans Guenter Brauch, AFES‐PRESS
Positive Peace Negative Impacts: The Case of Multifunctional Peacekeeping after the Cold War
Chen Kertcher: Tel‐Aviv University
Tell Me Whom You Kill and I Will Tell You Who You Are: A Comparative Empirical Analysis of Terrorist Target Selection
in Western Europe
Ignacio Sánchez‐Cuenca: Juan March Institute
Luis de la Calle
Conceptualizing Transfer from Problem Solving Workshops
Andreas Kotelis
Esra Gurkaynak: Bilkent University
Meaning Making in Negotiation: A Third Paradigm
Andrea Strimling: Tufts University, Harvard University
Chair
Disc.
Paulo Luiz Esteves, Pontifícia Universidade Católica de Minas Gerais
Annika F. Bjorkdahl, Lund University
A Postcolonial Ethic of Pragmatic Peacebuilding
Kristoffer Lidén: International Peace Research Institute, Oslo (PRIO)
Complex Cooperation and Legitimacy: R2P and Regional Organizations
Kristin M. Haugevik: NUPI
The New Peacebuilding Architecture: Old Wine in New Bottles?
Eli Stamnes: Norwegian Institute of International Affairs (NUPI
Roundtable
IPE Section Distinguished Senior Scholar Panel
Chair
Participant Robert Allen Denemark, University of Delaware
Participant Teivo Teivainen, University of Helsinki
Participant William R. Thompson, Indiana University
Honoree
Christopher K. Chase‐Dunn, University of California at Riverside
Panel
The Crisis of the University in Modernity
Chair
Halit Mustafa Tagma, Arizona State University
Disc.
The Soft Power of American and French Universities in the Middle East
Rasmus G. Bertelsen: Harvard University
The Crisis of Democracy and the University as a Field of Constructing Hegemony: The Case of Turkey
Fuat E. Keyman: Koc University/turkey
IR as the Dangerous Supplement to Philosophy: The Function and Location of IR in the Kantian Architecture of the University Halit Mustafa Tagma: Arizona State University
The Australian History Wars: The Struggle for Memory, Identity and Truth Inside and Outside the Modern University
NATO's New Partnerships with the Countries in Asia‐Pacific:
Cooperation in Afghanistan and Beyond
Michito Tsuruoka: German Marshal Fund of the United States (GMF)
Towards a New NATO Strategic Concept
Stephan De Spiegeleire
Jim George: The Australian National University
Panel
Orientation and the Ethical Thinking Space of the University An Extremely Public Friendship: Complexities, Tensions, and Scott Nelson: Virginia Tech
Misunderstandings in the US‐Israel Relationship
Sponsor(s):
Panel
The Power of Consent: Why African States Embrace Intervention Chair
Disc.
American Responses to Israeli Foreign Policy Initiatives
Chair
Disc.
Errol A. Henderson, Penn State University, Department of Political Science
Pierre Englebert, Pomona College
The Power to Say Yes: The Strategic Acceptance of Intervention
Amy Yuen: Middlebury College
Michael S. Wolford: University of Colorado
Getting to Relief: Private Humanitarians and Public Authorities
Sarah Stroup: Middlebury College
When Donors Compete, Who Wins?
Nadia Rabesahala Horning: Middlebury College
African Interventions of a Third Kind: How Regional Institutions Reduce Conflict in Africa
Errol A. Henderson: Penn State University, Department of Political Science
Panel
NGOs
Chair
Michael Kuchinsky, Gardner Webb University
Disc.
A Changing Food Regime?: The NGO‐ization of School Lunches
Jennifer Rutledge: University of Minnesota
Against the Codes: Liberalized Domestic Actors' Appeal to International Organizations Zeynep Alemdar: Okan University
International NGOs and National Regulations: Boomerangs or Raceways?
Joannie Tremblay‐Boire: Concordia University
Elizabeth Bloodgood: Concordia University
Jonathan Levi Cristol, Bard College
Jonathan Becker, Bard College
Rebekah Israel: Florida International University
Dealing with a Nuclear Ally: The Changing Nature of the American Response to the Israeli Nuclear Program
Maria N. Zaitseva: Cornell University
American Decision Making and the 1967 Arab‐Israeli Conflic
Matthew J. Sheiffer: US Military Academy
Harry Truman vs. the "Striped Pants Boys": Classical Realism
and Truman's Recognition of Israel
Jonathan Levi Cristol: Bard College
Changing Alliances, Shifting Interests: Republicans and Democrats, Israel and America, 1948‐2008
Itai Sneh: John Jay College
Panel
America and Diplomacy
Chair
Dr. Geoffrey Allen Pigman, Bennington College
Disc.
Geoffrey R. Wiseman, University of Southern California
Diplomatic Theory and American International Thought
W. David Clinton: Baylor University
The Soldier as Diplomat: Cultural Awareness in Counter‐
Insurgency Operations
James Der Derian: Brown University/Watson Institute for International Studies
American Diplomacy: The View From Abroad
Michael Cox: London School of Economics and Political Science
Diplomatic Education and Diplomatic Training In America
Geoffrey Paul Sharp: University of Minnesota, Duluth
Roundtable
What Have We Done and What is to Be Done? Human Rights Democracy's Radicalization in Latin America as Defense of and Global Politics
the Citizen: Mapping the ATTAC's Branches’ Activities in the Sponsor(s):
Human Rights
Region
Dimitri Leonardo Santana Martins de Oliveira: Federal University of Bahia
Panel
NATO's New Horizons
Chair
Jen Pederson
Participant Ken Booth, University of Wales, Aberystwyth
Participant J. Ann Tickner, University of Southern California
Panel
Panel
International, Transnational, and European Energy and Environmental Governance in the Baltic Sea Region
Global Governance and Transnational Epistemic Communities
Chair
Sylvia I. Karlsson, Turku School of Economics
Chair
Disc.
Disc.
Patricia M. Keilbach, University of Colorado at Colorado Springs
Communities in International Security: A Study of Online Knowledge Ecosystems
International, Transnational, and European Governance for Sustainable Development in the Baltic Sea Region
Kristine Kern: Wageningen University
Environmental Safety in Baltic Sea Oil Transportation: Global Regimes and Regional Adaptation
Björn Å. A. Hassler: Södertörn University College, Stockholm
Baltic Policy Networks: Learning Lessons and Asking Questions about Transnational Environmental Cooperation
Stacy D. VanDeveer: University of New Hampshire
Panel
Studying the Adversary: Terrorism, Crime, and Intelligence
Chair
Disc.
Stephen Marrin, Mercyhurst College
David Strachan‐Morris, University of Wolverhampton
Chris Pallaris: International Relations and Security Network
Sean Costigan: International Relations and Security Network
Measuring World Opinion Using International Surveys: Evaluating Three Approaches
Frank Louis Rusciano: Rider University
Michael J. Brogan: City University of New York‐Graduate Center
Alternative Views of Good Governance: Coverage of 2007 Constitutional Referendum by Kyrgyzstan’s Print and Internet‐Based Media
Svetlana V. Kulikova: Georgia State University
Considering The Student Global Village® as an Emerging Global Memory Place
Roberta Fiske‐Rusciano: Rider University
Panel
Developing Harm Analysis to Rank Organized Crime Groups: WB17: Wednesday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
The Canadian Method
Rising Powers: Theoretical Approaches
Natasha M. Tusikov: Criminal Intelligence Service Canada
Globalizing and Localizing Counter‐Terrorism Intelligence
Chair
Mark Schaefer, Marietta College
Brian H. Nussbaum: State University of New York at Albany
Disc.
Rafael Antonio Villa, University of Sao Paulo ‐ Brazil
Terrorism Intelligence: Hezbollah's Intelligence Operations
Shlomo Shpiro: Bar‐Ilan University
Lessons Learned: The Role of State Learning in Long‐Term Terrorist Campaigns
Colleen E. Miller: University of Minnesota
Panel
Rights Questions and the Status of Women in the 21st Century
When Hegemons Arise: A Theory of Balance of Power Failure
Eliane A. Tschaen Barbieri: Brandeis University
What Kind of Great Power Will India Be?
John D. Ciorciari: Hoover Institution, Stanford University
The Origins of India’s Great Power Posturing
Nabarun Roy: Carleton University
Panel
Women's Caucus
Democratic States and Security
Human Rights
Chair
Chair
Deborah Boucoyannis, Harvard University
Disc.
Jennifer Heeg Maruska, Georgetown University/Texas A&M
Disc.
Mark E. Rush, Washington and Lee University
Disc.
Elite‐driven Reforms, International Norms, and Domestic Change: A New Take on the ‘Boomerang Effect'
Jennifer Heeg Maruska: Georgetown University/Texas A&M
Deontology and Female Eudaimonia in the World Polity: A Grotian Perspective Erik W. Kuiler: George Mason University
Do Women in Parliament Make a Difference in the Lives of Women? The Case of Tanzania
Mi Yung Yoon: Hanover College
Institutional Secularism, Religiosity, and Women's Rights Attainment
Shawna Sweeney: University of Massachusetts Dartmouth
What Did Democracy Do During the Cold War?
Jorg Kustermans: Universiteit Antwerpen
A Rational Explanation for Democratization and the Danger of War
Sung Chul Jung: Rutgers University‐New Brunswick
Are You Talkin' to Me? Democratic States as Targets for International Conflict
Matthew Fehrs: Duke University
Democracy and Victory: Why Geography Matters
Aaron M. Berlin: University of Chicago
John Schuessler: Committee on International Relations, University of Chicago
Panel
Security and Global Health: Current Linkages and Future Directions
Chair
Sara Davies, Griffith University
HIV and Conflict
Colin J. McInnes: University of Wales, Aberystwyth
Germs and Gene Technology: Health Rewards and Security Risks
Christian Enemark: Centre for International Security Studies, University of Sydney
Global Health Security, SARS and H5N1
Adam Kamradt‐Scott: University of Wales, Aberystwyth
HIV/AIDS and Security in the UN System: Dominant Discourse or Passing Fad?
Simon H. Rushton: Aberystwyth University
International Relations and Infectious Disease
Sara Davies: Griffith University
Panel
Refugees, International Regimes, and Conflict
Chair
Disc.
Ethnic Nationalism and Violent Projects of Return: The Effect of Homeland Attachment on Refugees' Engagement in Conflict
Micah Lebson: University of Maryland College Park
Redressing Refugees: The Emergence of International Norms on Reparations for Returnees
Megan E. Bradley: University of Oxford
Resettlement Strategies and Politics of Belonging in Post‐
Conflict States Nasreen Chowdhory: Concordia University
Protracted Insecurity and Refugee Policies in the Aegean: Between Europeanised Uncertainity and Undisturbed Continuity
Nurcan Ozgur Baklacioglu: Istanbul University, Faculty of Political Science
Does Europeanisation Undermine the Right to Seek Refugee
Status? The Case of Frontex
Wies M. Maas: Ministry of Foreign Affairs ‐ the Netherlands
Karim Knio: Institute of Social Studies
Panel
War, Law, Humanity and the 'State of Exception'
Chair
Matthew A. Evangelista, Cornell University
Disc.
Edward Keene, Sam Nunn School of International Affairs
Double Standards in US Warfare: Exploring the Historical Legacy of Civilian Protection
Sebastian Kaempf: University of Queensland
Unequal War and the Changing Borders of International Society
Alessandro Colombo: University of Milan, Italy
Is Moral Asymmetry an Inevitable Consequence of Strategic
Asymmetry?
Jason George Ralph: POLIS‐University of Leeds
Reciprocity in the Laws of War: A Mechanism of Exclusion and Inclusion
Wouter G. Werner: VU University Amsterdam
Invoking Humanity: From the Wars of Religion to the New Wars
Richard Devetak: University of Queensland
Panel
European Policies, Dilemmas & Experiences in Stability, Security, Transition, and Reconstruction (SSTR) Missions: National and International Perspectives
Sponsor(s): Committee for the Analysis of Military Operations and Strategy
Chair
Isaiah Wilson III, US Military Academy
Disc.
Michael Lipson, Concordia University
A National Way to Peace Support Operations? The Case of Italy: 1991‐2008
Fabrizio Coticchia: IMT Lucca Institute for Advanced Studies
Giampiero Giacomello: Universita' di Bologna
European Armed Forces and the Challenge of Military Strategy in Stabilisation Operations
Alexander T. J. Mattelaer: Vrije Universiteit Brussel
Imagining War and Keeping Peace? Force Employment and Military Cultures in Practice: The United Nations Mission in Lebanon (UNIFIL) and the NATO Mission in Afghanistan
Chiara Ruffa: European University Institute
Panel
Assessing the Impact of Remittances on Development
Chair
Disc.
Do Remittances Promote Development? A Cross‐National Analysis, 1970‐2005
Jeffrey Kentor: University of Utah
Matthew R. Sanderson: Lehigh University
Remittances and their Impact on Political Behavior in Mexico: Evidence from the Emigration Politics Study
Roy P. Germano: University of Texas at Austin
Transnational Engagement, Remittances and Policy Change:
Political Bargain between Taiwanese Government and Businesspeople
Yu‐Sung Su: Columbia University
Capitalizing on Migrants’ Remittances for (Financial) Development: Actors and Dynamics of New Forms of Transnational Governance
Ursula Stiegler: SFB 700, Freie Universität Berlin, Germany
Do Migrants’ Remittances Influence Turnout in Sending Countries?
Malcolm R. Easton: University of California at Davis
Gabriella Montinola: University of California at Davis
Panel
Russia's Foreign Economic Policies
Panel
Chair
Disc.
Religion and Ideologies as a Peacebuilder
Russia‐Belarus Economic Relations
Chair
Serena Eréndira Serrano Oswald, UNAM
Disc.
Serena Eréndira Serrano Oswald, UNAM
The Axis of Good: What Makes for a Successful Transfer from Dialogue Meetings?
Katharina Ploss: Ludwig‐Maximilians‐University Munich, Germany
Justice in Religion: A Comparison of the Understanding of Justice in Islam & Christianity
Amber Thorne Hamilton: Kent State University
Aysegul Keskin: Kent State University
Improving Communication Between Religions: The Role of Sacred Carriers in Inter‐religious Dialogue
Jason A. Klocek: Georgetown University ‐ Conflict Resolution, M.A.
From Dialogue to Alliance: Exploring the Possibilities of Civilizational or Trans‐Cultural Peace
Talha Kose: George Mason University
Religion and Civil War: When Do Religious Bids Succeed?
David T. Buckley: Georgetown University
Panel
Conflict Management and Peacebuilding
Peace Studies
Chair
Disc.
Karel Svoboda: Charles University
Russia’s Emerging Place in the Eurasian Hydrocarbon Energy Complex
Robert M. Cutler: Carleton University
Global Ambition, Social and Economic Modernization and Russia’s 2020 Vision
Ray M. Silvius: Carleton University
World Politics of Russia's Economic Transnationalisation
Anni Kangas: University of Tampere
Panel
Political Economy of Natural Resources in Post‐Soviet Countries
Chair
Konstantin Khudoley, St. Petersburg University
Disc.
Konstantin Khudoley, St. Petersburg University
Oil, Natural Gas, and Maritime Boundaries: Joint Development and Its Future
Nikolay Dobronravin: School of International Relations, St.Petersburg State University, Russia
The EU‐Russian Energy Dialogue: What Causes Limited Progress?
Tatiana A. Romanova: St. Petersburg State University
Mutual Dependencies: EU‐Russia Energy Cooperation and Conflict
Stanislav L. Tkachenko: St. Petersburg State University
Structuration of the Russian Energy Sector: Regional Perspectives from Western Siberia
David L. Dusseault: Aleksanteri Institute, University of Helsinki
The Changing Nature of Minorities in Europe: A Proposal for
Conflict Prevention Within the European Union
Panel
Michael Johns: Laurentian University‐ Barrie
Peripheral Interests? Africa, AFRICOM, and US National Why does the EU Enlargement Policy Fail in the Western Security
Balkans?
Ulas Doga Eralp: George Mason University
Partition and Ethnic Civil War Termination: Examining the Role of Demography and Sovereignty through Case Studies
Carter Johnson: University of Maryland
Stability in the Future Requires Ideas from History: Using Culture to Build Social Cohesion Jonathan K. Zartman: Air University
Hegemonic Pacts and Preventive Diplomacy: Lessons from the League of Nations
Erin Jenne: Central European University
Chair
Karl P. Mueller, RAND
Disc.
Robert C. Egnell, Swedish Defence Research Agency (FOI)
There Goes the Neighborhood: Assessing Options for a US Military Presence in Africa
Adam Grissom: RAND
Karl P. Mueller: RAND
AFRICOM and the African Union
Nora Bensahel: Stanford University
Assessing the Specter of Islamist Extremism in West Africa
Heather R. Felton: RAND Corporation
Africa's Growing Role in World Energy Markets: Implications
for the United States
Howard J. Shatz: RAND Corporation
Working with our Allies in Africa: Europe’s Post‐Colonial Security Role on the Continent
Christopher S. Chivvis
Panel
Middle Powers in International Politics: The Participation of Mexico on the United Nations Security Council
Chair
James Raymond Vreeland, Georgetown University
Disc.
Jean Krasno, Yale University
Disc.
Arturo C. Sotomayor, Naval Post‐Graduate School
Exerting Leverage in the United Nations Security Council: Mexican Strategies
Diego A. Dewar: King's College London
Ana Paola Barbosa
Panel
How UN Ideas Gain Traction – Or Lose it
Chair
Disc.
Christopher Candland
Sakiko Fukuda‐Parr, The New School
Basic Needs in the 1970s
Louis J. Emmerij: Graduate Center, City University of New York
Human Development in the 1990s
Richard Jolly: UN Intellectual History Project
The Responsibility to Protect after 2001
Ramesh C. Thakur: Centre for International Governance Innovation
Human Security
Stephen N. MacFarlane: University of Oxford
The Second Image Reversed: Domestic Change Arising from Panel
the Mexican Participation in the United Nations Security The Global Demographic Landscape in 2025: Implications for Council
International Relations
Gerardo Rodriguez: Colectivo de Análisis de la Seguridad con Democracia (CASEDE)
The Mexican Bilateral Relation with the US and the Participation in the Security Council: Opportunity or Dilemma?
Reyna Torres Mendivil: Mexican Ministry of Foreign Affairs
The Good, the Bad or the Ugly: Mexico in the UN Security Council
Daniel Ortega: Georgetown University
Panel
Non‐Triad Multinational Companies: Trajectories and Challenges II
Chair
Henk Overbeek, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
Disc.
Karl P. Sauvant, Executive Director, Vale Columbia Center on Sustainable International Investment
Non‐Triad Multinational Companies and OECD‐Centred Governance of Investments
Morten Ougaard: Copenhagen Business School
The Rise of Indian Multinational Companies: Reasons and Implications
Andreas Noelke: Johann Wolfgang Goethe‐Universität
Heather Taylor: Goethe‐University Frankfurt am Main
Non‐Triad Multinational Companies and Anti‐Sweatshop Campaigns in the Global Garment
Jeroen Merk: University of Sussex/ Clean Clothes Campaign
Public Service Multinational Companies and Transnational Regulation: The Case of Latin America
Judith C. Clifton: University of Cantabria
Daniel Diaz‐Fuentes: Universidad de Cantabria
Andrea Goldstein: OECD
Chair
Disc.
Richard Cincotta, Long Range Analysis Unit/NIC
William Roberts Clark, University of Michigan
Democracy and Fertility: A Question of Causality
John A. Doces: Bucknell University
Middle East Tiger or Shi’ia Hawk? Using Age Structural Change to Forecast Iran’s Political Behavior in 2025
Richard Cincotta: Long Range Analysis Unit/NIC
Islamism, Religiosity and Fertility in the Muslim World
Eric P. Kaufmann: Birkbeck, University of London & Harvard University
Russia: Demographic Trends and the Projection of Military Power
Jeffrey Bowen: George Washington University
Stacey Groff: George Washington University
Richard Mereand
Gregory Panaccione: George Washington University
Jason Richards: George Washington University
Panel
The Global Trade System: Past Achievements, Future Challenges
Chair
Disc.
The New Regionalism and Policy Interdependence
Andreas Duer: University College Dublin
Whither Multilateralism? International Trade in East Asia after the Cold War
Soo Yeon Kim: Universtiy of Maryland
Nested Institutions and the Dynamic Time Path Issue Reversed: What do we know about the Impact of the GATT/WTO on Regionalism?
Max J. Buege: Sciences Po Paris
Brazil in the Global Trade System – Towards a “New Axis of WB36: Wednesday 10:00 AM ‐ 11:45 AM
Panel
the South”?
Lessons from India's Experience for the Future of Stefan L. Schmalz: University of Kassel
Counterinsurgency Policy
Panel
New Directions in the Analysis of Conflict and Cooperation
Chair
Daniel Byman, Georgetown University
Disc.
Daniel Byman, Georgetown University
Chair
Disc.
Han Dorussen, University of Essex
Disc.
Will H. Moore, Florida State University
If You Don’t Succeed the First Time, Try and Try Again‐Event
Data and Inter‐Coder Reliability
Ismene Gizelis: University of Kent
Han Dorussen: University of Essex
Andrea Ruggeri: University of Essex
Size Does Matter: Visualizing Conflict Clustering Patterns of Civil Wars with GIS
Roger Chi‐feng Liu: University of South Carolina
Reassessing the Proportional Hazards Assumption in International and Cross‐National Event History Analyses
Learning by Doing: The Development of the Indian Army's Counterinsurgency Doctrine
Sumit Ganguly: Indiana University
Counterinsurgency and Rule of Law Operations: Lessons from India's Experiences Fighting Insurgencies
David P. Fidler: Indiana University
Lessons Learned from the Punjab Insurgency
Carol Christine Fair: The RAND Corporation
Insights from the Northeast: Counterinsurgency in Nagaland and Mizoram
Walter Ladwig: Merton College, University of Oxford
The Blind Spots of States: Asymmetrical Warfare, Non‐state Actors and State Likeness in British India
Sunhee Park: Florida State University
Joseph MacKay: University of Toronto
David J. Hendry: Department of Political Science, University of Illinois at Urbana‐Champaign
Lilach Gilady: University of Toronto
Dynamic Systems Theory and the Prospects of Explaining Battle Frequency during Civil Wars
Daniel Strandow: Uppsala University
On Temporal Dependence in International Relations
Allan Dafoe: University of California at Berkeley
Panel
The European Union as a Global Conflict Manager I: Institutions, Policies, and Member States
Chair
Disc.
Stefan Wolff, University of Nottingham
The Nature of the EU as a Global Conflict Manager ‐ Towards Coherent Action?
Carmen Gebhard: Institute for Advanced Studies, Vienna
Europeanization of Domestic Administrations: Framing Challenges and Measuring Change as a Result of ESDP
Sophie Vanhoonacker: University of Maastricht
An Jacobs: Manchester Metropolitan University
Can the EU Presidency Play a Role in Crisis Management Policy?
Natália F. de O. M. Leal: University of Kent at Canterbury
The Transformation of ESDP and its Contribution to Global Conflict Management
Alistair J. K. Shepherd: University of Wales, Aberystwyth
Learning Crisis Management: The Role of the EU Special Representatives
Cornelius Adebahr: German Council on Foreign Relations
Panel
International Organizations: A Critical View
Chair
Disc.
Mark T. Berger, Naval Postgraduate School
Mark T. Berger, Naval Postgraduate School
Making Global Accountability Street‐Smart: Reconceptualizing Dilemmas and Examining Dynamics
Nilima Gulrajani: London School of Economics and Political Science
Consensus or Compromise? The UN, IFIs and the ‘New’ Poverty Reduction Discourse
Lord C. Mawuko‐Yevugah: University of Alberta
War, Development and the World Bank
Monica D. Martins: State University of Ceara‐Brazil
Globalization and Policy Space for Development: Is the WTO‐based International Trade Regime a Straitjacket to Developing Countries?
Rafael Ranieri: University of Cincinnati
The Evolution of China’s Relationship with the World Bank: From Debtor and Beneficiary to Partnership
June Park: Boston University
Panel
Competing Explanations of the Bush Administration Decision on Iraq and Terrorism
Chair
Disc.
Llewellyn D. Howell, Thunderbird School of Global Management
From Multiple Advocacy to Groupthink: George W. Bush and the Decision to Invade Iraq
Michael F. Cairo: Georgetown College
Explaining the American Failure in Iraq: The Influence of Historical Analogies on the Bush Administration's Decision‐
Making Process
Marie‐Chantal Locas: Université d'Ottawa
Practices of US Foreign Policy: A Process‐Oriented Analysis of the “War on Terror”
Frank Gadinger: University of Mainz
Prospect Theory and US Decision to Invade Iraq (2003)
Tansa G. Massoud: Bucknell University
Why Invade Iraq: Not Ideology or the Israel Lobby, but Big Oil
Edward Duggan: University of Oregon
Jane K. Cramer: University of Oregon
Panel
Anticipating Futures with Human Rights Theories: Explaining the Persistence of Femicide at the US‐Mexico Border Amid High‐Visibility Transnational Activism
Human Rights
Chair
Kathleen Staudt, University of Texas at El Paso
Disc.
External Pressures and the Limits of Advocacy: The Intransigent Femicide in Ciudad Juárez
Carol E. Mueller: Arizona State University
Squeezing the Choice or the Choice to Squeeze? Transnationalizing the Concept of Public Policies
Dirk Lehmkuhl: University of St. Gallen
Who Scripted the Global Consensus? The Politics of UNCITRAL’S Legislative Guide on Insolvency
Susan Block‐Lieb: Fordham Law School
Terence Halliday: American Bar Foundation
Panel
IR Theory and Foreign Policy Behavior in Asia
Chair
Eundak Kwon, Northern Kentucky University
Disc.
Brent E. Sasley, University of Texas at Arlington
Chinese Strategic Culture through Different Notions of Strategy in 60 Chinese Strategy Classics – A Novel Abstraction of Strategy Universe?
Matti Nojonen: Finnish Institute of International Affairs
'The Blindness of Power': Hans J. Morgenthau's Critique of American Military Involvement in Vietnam
Lorenzo Zambernardi: The Ohio State University/University of Bologna
China's Deliberate Compliance in the United Nations: Beyond IR Theories
Chih‐ji Hsiu: Graduate Institute of East Asian Studies, National Chengchi University
A Failed ‘Regional Balancer’: South Korea’s Self‐Promoted Middle Power Identity
Socializing International Human Rights Norms into Mexico’s
Soon‐ok Shin: University of Warwick
Domestic Policy Practices: The Femicide Agenda during Panel
Fox’s Administration
Olga Aikin: ITESO
Setting Priorities for Global Health: Empirical Explanations of Human Rights Activists at the US‐Mexico Border: Femicide, the Emergence of Cooperation
Law Enforcement Impunity and Intransigence
Kathleen Staudt: University of Texas at El Paso
The Participation of Governmental Actors and International Organizations in Human Rights Transnational Advocacy Networks: Reflections from the Mexican Case
Alejandro Anaya Muñoz: Centro de Investigacion y Docencia Economicas (CIDE)
Border Violence, Militarization, and Human Rights
Tony Payan: University of Texas, El Paso
Amanda Vásquez: UTEP
Panel
Law, Power, and Legitimacy in the Global Political Economy
Chair
Disc.
Edward S. Cohen, Westminster College
A. Claire Cutler, University of Victoria
From Forum‐shifters to Shape‐shifters: Rulemaking and Enforcement in Intellectual Property
Susan K. Sell: George Washington University
Connecting (and Disconnecting?) Law and Power: Legal Expertise and Legal Pluralism in the Global Political Economy
Edward S. Cohen: Westminster College
Global Development
Chair
Thomas E. Novotny, San Diego State University
Disc.
The State of Global Political Priority for Newborn Survival
Jeremy Shiffman: Maxwell School of Syracuse University
Stephanie L. Smith: Syracuse University
Health Epidemics, Global Partnerships, and Growth of Government
Eduardo Gomez: Harvard School of Public Health
Beyond Contagion: A Framework for Explaining Variations in International Cooperation on Health
Rajaie Batniji: University of Oxford
Human Resources for Health: The Role of Civil Society in Setting the Global Health Agenda
Jamila A. Headley: University of Oxford
Global Health Diplomacy: Getting It Right at the Bilateral Level
Thomas E. Novotny: San Diego State University
Ilona Kickbusch: Graduate Institute Geneva
Panel
Panel
Exploring Resistance II: The Practices of Everyday Resistance
Progress in Security Studies
Chair
Disc.
Kathy E. Ferguson, University of Hawaii at Manoa
Maria Stern, University of Goteborg
The Politics of Everyday Resistance: Women Politicians in Cambodia and their Strategies for Negotiating Power
Mona Lilja: University of Gothenburg
Globalization, Rights and Identity Politics: The Case of the Disability Rights Movement
Lisa C. Vanhala: University of Oxford
Resistance and Complicity: Speaking Truth to Power in the Academy Magid Shihade: University of California at Davis
Chair
Disc.
Nancy W. Collins, Columbia University
Nancy W. Collins, Columbia University
The Burden of Proof and Decisions on War ‐ Some Reflections in Light of the Precautionary Principle
Alan Patterson: University of Newcastle upon Tyne
Craig McLean: Northumbria University
Distinguishing Between Democracies: Developing a New Measure to Study International Conflict Behavior
Justin Clardie: University of Wisconsin‐Milwaukee
The Warning‐Response‐Cycle: A Theoretical Model for Testing the Prospects for Preventive Policy
Christoph Meyer: Kings College London
Beyond International Relations: The Post‐Colonial Tradition and the Restructuring of IR Theory
Panel
Mark A. Neufeld: Trent University
The EU as a Military Actor
Breaking the Unwritten Laws of a Community: Norms, Sponsor(s): International Security Studies
Everyday Resistance and Change Stellan Vinthagen: Gothenburg University
Jaques Vergès: Law as Resistance against Imperialism
Mikael Baaz: Malmö University
Roundtable
Environment and Security: Critical Approaches
Chair
Matt McDonald, University of Warwick
Participant Simon Dalby, Carleton University
Participant Ronnie D. Lipschutz, University of California‐Santa Cruz
Participant Richard Anthony Matthew, University of California
Participant Matthew Paterson, University of Ottawa
Chair
Disc.
Anand Menon, University of Birmingham
Old Continent, New Wars, what Law? A Normative Outlook on the EU Military Action
Valentina Falco: European University Institute
EU’s Role in Conflict Resolution: The Case of the Republic of
Moldova
Odette Tomescu‐Hatto: Insti D'etudes Politizues de Paris
An Assessment of European Union‐led Police Reform in Bosnia‐Herzegovina ‐ Is there a European Police Reform in the Making?
Isabelle M. Maras: IFSH ‐ Institut für Friedensforschung und Sicherheitspolitik (Hamburg, Germany)
EU’s Fight against Terrorist Finances Panel
The Rights of Immigrants and Refugees
Human Rights
Oldrich Bures: Metropolitan University Prague
EU’s Policies towards the Western Balkans: From Power Politics to Conflict Prevention
Gokcen Yavas: Beykent University‐Istanbul
Chair
Panel
Disc.
Akis Kalaitzidis, University of Central Missouri
Regionalism in Asia
Immigration and the Growing Nationalist Violence in post‐
Soviet Russia
Ekaterina A. Romanova: Institute for Conflict Analysis and Resolution
Legal and Cultural Frameworks for Understanding Documentation in the Political Asylum Process
Amy Shuman: Ohio State University
Carol Bohmer: Dartmouth College
Does One Size Really Fit All? The Clash between North American Immigration Policies, and Human Rights
The Migrant Workers Convention: Explaining the Obstacles to Ratification
Laura Thaut: University of Minnesota
Chair
Disc.
The Emergence and Evolution of Regional Governance in East Asia and the Pacific
Yasumasa Komori: Michigan State University
Japan and Rival Visions of Asian Economic Regionalism Gregory P. Corning: Santa Clara University
Japan’s New Model of Innovation and Regional Integration in East Asia
Dennis Louis McNamara: Georgetown University
From Capacity Building to Risk Management? : The Significance of Multilateral Cooperation in the Asia‐Pacific
Hiromi Kabashima: Yokohama National University
Poster Session
The British at War
Disc.
Stephen Benedict Dyson, University of Connecticut
Britain at War: Securitization, Identity, and the War in Iraq
Jarrod Hayes: University of Southern California
The ‘Fate of our Times’: A Critical Assessment of Faith Skepticism in British Policymaking since 9/11
Stacey Gutkowski: University of Cambridge
Imperial Enforcer to Peace Builder: British Use of Force in the Modern Age
Michael P. Wagner: United States Military Academy and The Fletcher School
Poster Session
Turbulence and Stability in the Middle East
Disc.
Avraham Sela, Hebrew University Jerusalem
Regime‐led State Building and Authoritarian Legacies in the Arab World
Russell E. Lucas: Florida International University
Trends in Targeted Sanctions ‐ How Often and How Many?
Mikael Eriksson: The European University Institute
What is the Effect of Third‐Party Conflict Mediation and Third‐Party Conflict Participation on the Duration of Civil Wars?
Sanela Kunovac: University of Arizona
Poster Session
Terrorism and Public Opinion
Fear Factor: The Impact of Terrorism on Public Opinion
William J. Josiger: Georgetown University
Terrorism's Effectiveness: Examining Terrorism Strategy in Achieving Political Goals
Limor Nobel: Bar‐Ilan University
When Terrorism Works: The Political Effectiveness of Non‐
State Coercion
Peter J. P. Krause: Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Media Matters: Credibility Lost in the War on Terrorism
Anders G. Romarheim: Norwegian Institute for Defence Studie
Transatlantic Threat Perceptions and the "War on Terror"
Scott Siegel: Naval Postgraduate School
Stephen Watts: University of Massachusetts
WC01: Wednesday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM Panel
Terrorism and Policy
Hedging against Authoritarian Breakdown: Material Sponsor(s): International Political Economy
Distributions toward Key Social Groups in Morocco, Tunisia,
Egypt and Jordan between 1970 and 2005
Thomas Richter: GIGA Institute of Middle East Studies
Disentangling the New Arab Cold War: The Past as Future of
Regional Order?
André Bank: Philipps University Marburg
Morten Valbjorn: University of Aarhus
The Role of the Saudi Propagation of Wahhabism within the
US Cold War Policy of Containment: A Pursuit of Realism or a Misperception?
Anna K. Viden: Sciences Po
Poster Session
Foreign Policies and Human Rights Violations
Disc.
Structural Adjustment Programs, Economic Liberalization and Respect for Human Rights
Ellen Cutrone: Binghamton University
Paola Fajardo: Binghamton University, State University of New York
Guantánamo, Cuba, US Authority, and Law: Affirming Overseas Occupation (Since 1898) and “War on Terror” Detention (Since 2002)
Ernesto A. Hernandez‐Lopez: Chapman University School of Law
Future Threat: Assessing the Threat of Bioterrorism Samuel J. Cappellanti: Randolph‐Macon College
Thomas J. Badey: Randolph‐Macon College
Chair
Disc.
Todd Sandler, University of Texas at Dallas
Kevin J. Siqueira, University of Texas at Dallas
Terrorist Spectaculars: Backlash Attacks and the Focus of Intelligence
Daniel G. Arce: University of Texas, Dallas
Todd Sandler: University of Texas at Dallas
Heterogeneous Motivations, Discipline, and Change in Terrorist Organizations
David Siegel: Florida State Unversity
Jacob Shapiro: Princeton University
The Impact of Terrorism and Conflicts on Growth in Asia
Khusrav Gaibulloev: University of Texas at Dallas
Todd Sandler: University of Texas at Dallas
Foreign Support for Terrorism and the Military Option
Navin Bapat: University of North Carolina Chapel Hill
Violence and Elections: The Effects of Terrorist Incidents on the Timing of Elections in Advanced Democracies
Stephen Nemeth: University of Iowa
Howard Sanborn: Virginia Military Institute
Nonviolent Action: From Local Civil Resistance to Third‐Party Intervention
Human Rights
Chair
Disc.
Kurt Schock, Rutgers University, Newark
J. Stephen Zunes, University of San Francisco
Benin ‐ The Start of Peaceful Revolutions in Francophone Sub‐Saharan Africa
Jorgen O. Johansen: Coventry University
Dilemmas of Third‐Party Assistance to Unarmed Insurrections
The Concept of Representation and the Politics of Democratic Transition in Conflict and Post‐Conflict States
Menaka M. Philips: Northwestern University
WC05: Wednesday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM Workshop Panel
Who Governs the Globe?
Veronique Dudouet: Berghof Research Center for Constructive Sponsor(s): Global Development
Conflict Management
Nonviolent Intervention in Violent Conflict: Nonviolent Peaceforce in Sri Lanka
Molly Wallace: Brown University
Responsibility to Protect: Rethinking the Relation Between Sovereignty and Humanitarian Intervention
Guilherme M. Dias: Unilasalle
Who is Responsible? The Role of the United Nations and Regional Organizations in the Protection of Civilians
Chair
Disc.
Disc.
Don Hubert, University of Ottawa
From Words to Deeds: Improving the Protection of Civilians
Alex Bellamy: University of Queensland
Who knows how to Protect in Peace Operations?
Victoria Holt: Stimson Center
Decision Making in the Security Council: Why Use Force to Protect Civilians?
Martin Fischer: Norman Paterson School of International Affairs
Military Capabilities to Protect Civilians
Cristina Badescu: University of Toronto
Peace Theories
Chair
Disc.
Revisiting Reversed Causality: External Threat and the Parliamentary Control of Military Missions in Democracies
Chair
Disc.
Deborah Avant, University of California at Irvine
Participant Clifford Bob, Duquesne University
Participant Tim Buthe, Duke University
Participant Charli Carpenter, University of Massachusetts‐
Amherst
Participant Tamar Gutner, American University
Participant Kathleen R. McNamara, Georgetown University
Participant Abraham Newman, Georgetown University
Participant Erik Voeten, Georgetown University
Core Values and the Common Structure of Domestic and Foreign Policy Beliefs
Chair
Disc.
Robert Y. Shapiro, Columbia University
Robert Y. Shapiro, Columbia University
The Ideological Structure of Foreign Policy Preferences
Miroslav Nincic: University of California Davis
Jennifer Ramos: Loyola Marymount University
Political Ideology at Home and Abroad: Core Values and Attitudes Toward Domestic and Foreign Policy in Unified Germany
Hans Rattinger: University of Bamberg
Harald Schoen: University Mainz
The Structure and Depth of British Internationalism
Jason A. Reifler: Georgia State University
Thomas J. Scotto: University of Essex
Flatland Revisited
William O. Chittick: University of Georgia
Wolfgang Martin Wagner: Hessische Stiftung Friedens
Global Public Health Governance
Dirk Peters: Peace Research Institute Frankfurt
Statebuilding, Conflict Management and the ‘Weberian’ State: Weber’s views on Bureaucracy, Democracy, Governance and Violence Re‐examined
Meera Sabaratnam: London School of Economics and Political Science
Vagueness in International Relations
Barry O'Neill: University of California at Los Angeles
A New Aspect of the Democratic Peace: An Evaluation of the Occurrence of Civil War in Democracies and Non‐
Democracies
Daniel Stockemer: University of Connecticut
Chair
Disc.
Stephen S. Morse, Columbia University
Capable and Willing: Assessing the Impact of Bureaucratic Quality on HIV/AIDS Policy Responses
Constantine Boussalis: Claremont Graduate University
Caryn A. Peiffer: Claremont Graduate University
Overcoming Sovereignty’s Impediment to Effective Global Health Governance for ASIA
Andrew F. Cooper: Center for International Governance Innovation & University of Waterloo
Michael A. Stevenson: University of Waterloo
Barriers and Challenges to Better Global Health Governance
Tikki Pang (Pangestu): World Health Organization
Asian Perspectives on Global Health Governance
Yeling Tan: National University of Singapore
The Second Coming: Looking to a Global Integrative Approach in Thwarting the Proliferation of HIV/AIDS
Wanda Denise Castro: University of Miami
Regionalism and Regional Organization
Chair
Disc.
Chyungly Lee, Institute of International Relations
The "Advanced Partnership": A New Model for Relations between the EU and its Neighbourhood Partner States Sharon Pardo: Ben‐Gurion University of the Negev
Sovereignty and Regional Security in the Asia‐Pacific: The Case of the ASEAN Regional Forum
Ryoma Sakaeda: GIGA Institute of Asian Sudies
An Empirical Test of Five Theories on Regional Institutionalization, 1952‐2000: Toward Positive, Practical, and Normative Theory
Jeeyong Kim: University at Buffalo, State University of New York
Foreign Aid and Interventions in Africa and Beyond
All Together Now: Bipartisanship and Italy’s Military Operations Abroad
Giampiero Giacomello: Universita' di Bologna
Fabrizio Coticchia: IMT Lucca Institute for Advanced Studies
When Machiavelli Met Milosevic: A Realist Explanation of the Italian Contribution to the 1999 Kosovo War Jason William Davidson: University of Mary Washington
International and Domestic Constraints on Italian Foreign Policy: Crisis Decision Making during the ‘Achille Lauro’ Affair
Bertjan Verbeek: Radboud University Nijmegen
WC11: Wednesday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM Roundtable
The Foreign Policy Prospects of the New US Administration
Chair
J. Simon Rofe, University of Leicester
Participant Richard D. Wells Jackson, University of Wales, Aberystwyth
Participant Robert Jervis, Columbia University
Participant Inderjeet S. Parmar, University of Manchester
Participant Tony Smith, Tufts University
Distinguished Experts: The Work of Human Rights
Human Rights
China's Impact on Human Rights in Africa
Carolyn M. Shaw: Wichita State University
Foreign Sponsored Regime Change and Its Long Term Consequences for Developing Countries
William A. Platz: Claremont Graduate University
Chair
Participant Pamela Delargy, United Nations Population Fund
Participant Richard Dicker
Participant Marcie Mersky
Do Structural Adjustment Programs Disadvantage Women? WC13: Wednesday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM Roundtable
A Comparative Analysis of SAPs in Africa and Latin America
Feminist Interventions in the Economic Crisis
Gabriella Tempestoso‐Bednar: Claremont Graduate University
Julia Evans: Claremont Graduate University
The Future of Aid: What are the Possible and Likely Scenarios?
Lars Engberg‐Pedersen: Danish Institute for International Studies
Food Security in Angola: 1975‐2007 ‐ Assessing Past Changes and Future Potential for Angolan Food Security
Sarah A. Tylka: University of Pittsburgh
Italian Foreign Policy Since the End of the Cold War: New Assertiveness?
Chair
Disc.
The Europeanization of Italian Foreign Policy since the End of the Cold War
Elisabetta Brighi: Exeter College
Chair
Shirin M. Rai, University of Warwick
Participant Drucilla Barker, University of South Carolina
Participant Marianne H. Marchand, La University de las Americas, Puebla
Participant Johnna Montgomerie, University of Manchester
Conceptualising the Subject and Subjectivity in International Politics
Chair
Diane Rubenstein, Cornell University
Disc.
Diane Rubenstein, Cornell University
Norms of Exception? Intelligence Agencies, Human Rights, and the Rule of Law
Rebecca Sanders: University of Toronto
Making Mad Subjects: Global Governance and the Al Rashad Psychiatric Hospital
Alison Howell: University of Manchester
Foucault on Freedom: From Risking the Subject to the Thought from Outside
Simona Rentea: University of Wales, Aberystwyth
‘Honor Bound’: Restraint, Surveillance and the Practices in the Constitution of Subjectivities at Joint Task Force Guantánamo
Elspeth Sarah Van Veeren: University of Bristol
Guantánamo Detainees – Emergence of a New Subject?
Andreja Zevnik: University of Wales, Aberystwyth
Politics of Media/tion: Feminist Approaches to Aesthetics, Affect & Empire
Chair
David Mutimer, York University
Disc.
David Mutimer, York University
Bodies of International Relations: Theorizing Embodiment, Pain and Resistance
Lauren Wilcox: University of Minnesota
On the Margins of Empire: The ‘Threat’ of Trans Bodies and Aesthetic Disciplinings of the State
Maya K. Borooah: York University
The Abu‐Ghraib Series: Torture, Aesthetics and Normativizing Practices of Empire
Arthur C. Imperial: York University
“Beyond the Scream There is a Smile”: Body Politics & Aesthetics of In/security in David Lynch’s "Inland Empire"
Emily H. Merson: York University
Drawing the Body of Denmark: The Images of Muhammad as Borders of the Nation
Angela Orasch
Politics Under an Empty Sky: God, Faith, and Global Order
Chair
Anthony F. Lang, Jr., School of International Relations
Participant William Bain, University of Wales, Aberystwyth
Participant William DeMars, Wofford College
Participant Vendulka Kubalkova, University of Miami
Participant Nicholas Rengger, University of St. Andrews
Talking To Iran: Conflict Resolution Alternatives to War
Peace Studies
Chair
Richard E. Rubenstein, George Mason University
Disc.
Disc.
Richard E. Rubenstein, George Mason University
New Nuclear Negotiations With Iran: Lessons from the EU/E3 Experience Anthony Wanis‐St.John: American University
US Foreign and Military Objectives in the Persian Gulf: Iran as a Case Study
Nozar Alaolmolki: Hiram College
Dialogue with Civil Society in Iran
Elham Atashi: Goucher College
What Diplomacy Must Mean Between the US‐Iran
Trita Parsi: NIAC
US Iran Relations: Making the Case for Transformation
Sanam Anderlini: The International Civil Society Action Networ
John Tirman: Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Nuclear Proliferation Revisited
Chair
Disc.
“Retreating from the Nuclear Path” ‐ Prudential Realism and Nuclear Forbearance
Anil Pillai: University of Cincinnati
Reactive Proliferation: Why Nuclear Dominoes Rarely Fall
Philipp Bleek: Georgetown University
Theory and Method in the Study of Nuclear Proliferation
Etel Solingen: University of California at Irvine
Does a Nuclear Neighbor Provoke a Nuclear Arms Race?: Explaining Nuclear Restraint in East Asia
Il Hyun Cho: Cleveland State University
Evolving Approaches to Military Strategy
Chair
Paul Clarke, Air Force Command and Staff College
Disc.
Paul Clarke, Air Force Command and Staff College
How Resisting Democracies Can Beat Substate Terrorism: Formulating a Grand Strategy for Defeating Nationalistic Substate Terrorist Organizations through the Evolution of Strategic Coercion Theory
Michael A. Berger: University of St. Andrews
The Revolution in Diplomatic Affairs
Andrew L. Stigler: Naval War College
The Impact of Strategic Culture on Revolutions in Military Affairs
Dima P. Adamsky: Harvard University
Forged Under Fire: The Evolution of British and American Stabilization and Reconstruction Roles and Missions in the Iraq War
Michael P. Wagner: United States Military Academy and The Fletcher School
Religion, Nationalism and the Politics of Accomodation
Chair
Disc.
How Religious is "Islamic" Religious Terrorism?
John David Payne: Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Is Good Governance or Group Loyalty More Important to Counterinsurgent Success? Evidence from Malaya, Algeria, Vietnam, and Iraq
Michael Fitzsimmons: Institute for Defense Analyses
Latin America and the World Economy
Donna L. Bowen: Brigham Young University
Multiculturalism as an Ideology of the ”Good State”: Exploring the Normative Construction of Righteous Politics
Riikka Niskakari: University of Turku
How Important is Ethnicity? The Case of India and Pakistan
Charity Butcher: Grinnell College
No Laughing Matter: Muslim Women in Western Humor
Helle L. Rytkonen: Stanford University
The Future of the Image, Past Imaginations, and the Present "War on Terror"
Chair
Chad J. Shomura, University of Hawaii at Manoa
Disc.
Kathy E. Ferguson, University of Hawaii at Manoa
Japanese and US Media Coverage of the Iraq War: A Comparative Analysis of the Media's Impact on Public Opinion
Kazuhiro Maeshima: Bunkyo University
The Transnational Politics of Literature: Deforming the Post‐
9/11 Novel
Noah K. Viernes: University of Hawaii
The Blog of War: Global Technoculture and (Re)Producing Soldiers in an Age of Terror
Brianne P. Gallagher: University of Hawaii at Manoa
The Photographs Went Away (But the Image Did Not): The Homopolitics of Abu Ghraib and States of Sexual Exception
Chad J. Shomura: University of Hawaii at Manoa
Humanitarian & Military Interventions: Dilemmas, Issues, and Lessons Learned from Current & Past Missions
Sponsor(s): Committee for the Analysis of Military Operations and Strategy
Chair
Disc.
Jon Western, Mount Holyoke College
Broadswords and Broadminds: Command Culture, Unit Effectiveness, and Operational Consistency in Iraq
Matthew M. Zais: United States Military Academy
Winning the War and Losing the Peace: Problems of Civil‐
Military Cooperation in Peace Operations Chair
Arie M. Kacowicz, Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Disc.
Arie M. Kacowicz, Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Globalization and Varieties of Capitalism for Latin America
Sebastian Royo: Suffolk University
The Political Economy of Globalization in Developing Countries: Costa Rica and CAFTA
Helen Milner: Woodrow Wilson School
Raymond P. Hicks: Princeton University
Dustin H. Tingley: Princeton University
Neoliberal Restructuring, Financialisation and Socio‐Political
Competition in Argentina: The Convertibility System and the
Contradictory Outcomes of Dollarisation, 1989—2001
Mariana Jimenez‐Huerta: Queen Mary, University of London
The Rise of Latin American Multinational Enterprises
Pablo Toral: Beloit College
“The New Nationalism” Oil Strategy of Chavez and Mommer: Can China, Iran and International Oil Companies Enable Venezuela to Escape the Markets of “El Imperio” and Reverse PDVSA Production Declines?
Thomas W. O'Donnell: The New School for Social Research
Power and States in the International System
Chair
Disc.
The Relevance of Power in International Relations
The Concept of Nonpolarity
Doru Tsaganea: Metropolitan College of New York
A Forward Reasoning Approach to the Possibility of a China‐
US Transition
David Paul Rapkin: University of Nebraska
The Great Illusion ‐ A Cenetenary Celebration
Torbjorn Knutsen: University of Trondheim
The Korean Peninsula Peace Regime Building Sponsor(s): International Security Studies
Dessie P. Zagorcheva: Columbia University
A Small Intervention with a Big Payoff: Liberia 2003
Alan J. Kuperman: University of Texas
Peace Studies
Chair
Jay M. Parker, Georgetown University
Disc.
Tsuneo Akaha, Monterey Institute of International Studies
China and the Korean Peninsula Peace Regime Building
Xiao Ren: Fudan University
Japan’s Role in the Korean Peninsula Peace Regime Building WC28: Wednesday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM Panel
Process
Russia's Cooperation with NATO and the EU
Yoshinori Kaseda: University of Kitakyushu
Russia’s Role in the Korean Peace Regime Building Process
Seung‐Ho Joo: University of Minnesota ‐ Morris
What Is to Be Done to Build the Korean Peninsula Peace Regime?
Tae‐Hwan Kwak: Eastern Kentucky University
The Korean Peninsula Peace Regime and Northeast Asian Security Cooperation
C. Kenneth Quinonnes
Regionalism in Asia
Chair
Alice Darlene Ba, University of Delaware
Disc.
Why Is There No EU In East Asia? Anoulak Kittikhoun: Graduate Center, City University of New York
Jedediah M. Friedman: City University of New York
Strategic Preferences and ASEAN Regionalism
Min‐hyung Kim: Hobart and William Smith Colleges
Chair
Disc.
Rod Thornton, University of Nottingham
Irina Papkov, Central European University
Battle of Influences or Partnership? The EU, Russia and the Shared Neighbourhood
Joanna Kaminska: University of London
EU‐Russia Cooperation on International Migration Management: Tackling Common Concerns Together or Apart?
Lyubov Zhyznomirska: University of Alberta
The Increasing NATO’s Role in the Black Sea Region
Voldymyr Dubovik: Ukraine
NATO and RUSSIA: A Troubled Relationship?
W. Brent Garrett: Department of Homeland Security
Interests and identity; Comparing EU‐American and EU‐
Russian Relations
Rikard Bengtsson: Lund University, Sweden
Elites' Cognition and Operational Codes as Foreign Policy Explanations
Regional Integration in Southeast Asia: Institutional Design Sponsor(s): Foreign Policy Analysis
and The ASEAN Way
Chair
Ronald R. Krebs, University of Minnesota
Geoffrey B. Cockerham: Utah Valley University
Deeper Integration from a Different Perspective: Trade Liberalization Imbalances within Japan’s Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreements
Nadine Burgschweiger: GIGA Institute of Asian Studies
Migration and the Changing Faces of Cities: A Comparative Perspective
Disc.
Stephen Benedict Dyson, University of Connecticut
Democracy and Inequality: The South America Elite's Perceptions
Denilde Holzhacker: Fundação Armando Álvares Penteado
Leaders and the “Nuclear Tipping Point”: Strategic Preferences and the Nuclear Proliferation Dilemma
Kelly P. O'Reilly: University of South Carolina
Is Talk Cheap? Examining the Use of Public Speech for Foreign Policy Analysis
Chair
Andranik Migranyan
Alastair Iain Johnston: Harvard University
Disc.
Andranik Migranyan
Jonathan Renshon: Harvard University
The Irish Diaspora and the End of History: St Patrick’s Day in
New York City
Feargal E. Cochrane: Lancaster University
Mexico‐ US migration: Its Multi‐ Level Effects on Identity of Women seen from a Migrant‐ Expelling Community ‐ San Martin Tilcajete, Oaxaca: A Case Study
Serena Eréndira Serrano Oswald: UNAM
Biin Laden's Foreign Policy
Mehdi Mozaffari: University of Aarhus
The Promise of Conceptual Metaphor Theory for *Socio‐* Cognitive Foreign Policy Analysis
William M. Flanik: University of Toronto
Human Feelings in Dyadic Relations
Migration and the Changing Urban Landscape in the US and
Sponsor(s): Standing Group on International Relations of the ECPR
Russia: A Comparative Perspective
Andrei V. Korobkov: Middle Tennesse State University
Chair
Immigrants in the Cities: Economic Reasons and Social Consequences: The Case of Russia
Disc.
Vladimir L. Mukomel: Institute of Sociology, RAS
Brigitte M. Vassort‐Rousset, Université Pierre Mendès France
Brigitte M. Vassort‐Rousset, Université Pierre Mendès France
Reciprocity, International Relations, and Loyalty
Jean‐Jacques Roche
Reluctant Couples: Interstate Relations after Decolonization
Elise M. Feron: Institut d'Etudes Politiques de Lille
From Enemy to Partner: How to Build Couples?
Frédéric Ramel: Universud (Paris‐Sud 11)
Disinterest in a Globalized World is Over
Josepha Laroche: Université Paris 1
Exploring the Ordinary Past towards a Mundane Future: Everyday Events as the Foundation of World Politics
Globalization and National (State) Institutions in East Asia
Helge Hveem: University of Oslo
The 'Vietnam Peace' ‐ How Priorities in Vietnam's Internal and External Policies Changed after 1987
Stein Tønnesson: International Peace Research Institute, Oslo
Democracy, Dictatorship and Development in Asia
Carl Henrik Knutsen: University of Oslo
Chair
Amy Skonieczny, San Francisco State University
Objectives, Motivation, and Incentives in Civil War
Disc.
Disc.
Wesley W. Widmaier, St. Joseph's University
Signaling Security: Relational Perspectives on the Politics of
the Everyday in Stability and Support Operations
Chair
Disc.
Cullen Hendrix, University of North Texas
A Tale of Two Types: Rebel Goals and the Onset of Civil War
Peter Howard: American University
David Sobek: Louisiana State University
Benjamin M. Jensen: American University
Caroline L. Payne: Louisiana State University
Eventing the Everyday: Narratives and Common Knowledge
in US Foreign Policy
Amy Skonieczny: San Francisco State University
Terrorism and the Construction of American National Loyalty
Jacob L. Stump: American University
Structurationist Cognitive Linguistics in International Relations
Sanjoy Banerjee: San Francisco State University
Security Implications of Demographic Change
Chair
Disc.
Geoffrey D. Dabelko, Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars
Richard Cincotta, Long Range Analysis Unit/NIC
Demography and the Changing Global Geography of Internal Armed Conflict
Bo M. Malmberg: Stockholm University
Demographic Radicalization?: The Religiosity‐Fertility Nexus
and Politics Eric P. Kaufmann: Birkbeck, University of London & Harvard University
Population Aging and Global Security: Challenges and Opportunities for the Great Powers
Jennifer Sciubba: Rhodes College
The Demographics of National Security: Turning “the problem” into Part of the Solution
Christian Leuprecht: Royal Military College of Canada
Globalization, Political Regime and Prospects for Democratization in East Asia
Chair
Disc.
T. J. Pempel, University of California at Berkeley
John Ravenhill, Australian National University
Do Greivances Matter in Ethnic Conflicts? An Experimental Examination of the Greed Versus Greivance Debate
Renat Shaykhutdinov: Florida Atlantic University
Belinda Bragg: Texas A&M University
Competition, Greed, or Inertia: The Dynamics of Civil War Escalation
Steve R. Garrison: Midwestern State University
Primary Commodities Dependence, Price Volatility, and Political Instability in Sub‐Saharan Africa
Magnus B. J. Oberg: Uppsala University
Refugee Flows and the Contagion of Domestic Conflict: A Disaggregated Analysis
Erika Forsberg: Uppsala University
The European Union as a Global Conflict Manager II: Case Studies of (Non‐) Intervention
Chair
David J. Allen, Loughborough University
Disc.
Karl Cordell, University of Plymouth
Disc.
Security Sector Reform in Afghanistan: The Role of the EU
Eva M. Gross: Institute for European Studies
Conflict Management in Africa: European Union Policies
Gorm Rye Olsen: University of Roskilde
What Role for the EU in the Israel‐Palestine Peace Process?
Asaf Siniver: University of Birmingham
The European Union as a Conflict Manager in the Middle East ‐ A Task Beyond its Means…or Beyond its Will?
Costanza Musu: University of Ottawa ‐ School of Public and International Affairs
The EU`s Changing Role in the Post‐Soviet Periphery: The South Caucasus and Central Asia Compared
Matteo Fumagalli: Central European University
Non‐Recognized States and Poorly Governed Areas in Eurasia: US, European, and Russian Approaches
Chair
Alexey D. Bogaturov, MGIMO‐University
Disc.
Alexey D. Bogaturov, MGIMO‐University
A Clash on Sovereignty? Kosovo between Russia and the European Union
Romanian and Bulgarian Involvement in the Iraq War: A Sequential Foreign Policy Decision‐Making Approach
Cristian A. Cantir: University of Kansas
Dizygotic Twins: The EU and US Promoting Democracy in the South Caucasus
Syuzanna Vasilyan: Ghent University
Gendered Crossings: Interdisciplinary Explorations
Florent J. Parmentier: Sciences‐Po, Paris
Russia and Quasi‐States in Eurasia
Bruce Parrott: The Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies
Conflict Resolution and Managing the Non‐recognized States Problems in Eurasia: What Role for the EU?
Stephen N. MacFarlane: University of Oxford
The US Stakes in the Future of Non‐recognized States in the Caucasus
Mikhail A. Troitskiy: Moscow State Instute of International Relations
Dealing with the Pseudo‐States – The European Way
Adrian Florea: Indiana University
NGOs: Part of the Problem or the Solution
Chair
Disc.
"Education for All": Exploring the Work Done by IGOs and NGOs and Anticipating the Future of "Education for All" in their Hands
Himanshu Dev: North Carolina State University
Detrimental Representation: How NGOs’ Structure of Community Participation Can Adversely Influence Their Core Work ‐ Case Study of Villa Campo, Argentina
Natasha M. Sacouman: University of Maryland
Role of Volunteer Workforce in Moving from Emergency Response to Development in Post‐Conflict Societies
Nadezhda Griffin: Fairfield University
Issues in European Union and US Foreign Policy
Chair
Munevver Cebeci, Marmara University
Disc.
Bjørn Olav Knutsen, Norwegian Defence Research Establishment
Theoretical Approaches to European Foreign Policy‐ A Debate across Paradigms
Charlotta M. Spolander: Centre for European Studies, University of Helsinki
Transatlantic Homeland Security Cooperation: The Art of Balancing Internal Security Objectives with Foreign Policy Concerns
Patryk Pawlak: European University Institute
Women's Caucus
Chair
Robyn Magalit Rodriguez, Rutgers University
Disc.
Zakia Salime, Michigan State University
Polish Plumbers and Senegalese Cleaning Ladies: Gender, Globalization, and New Immigrant Identities
Catherine Raissiguier: New Jersey City University
Domestic Debates: Feminism and the Feminization of Migration from the Philippines
Robyn Magalit Rodriguez: Rutgers University
“The Beauty of America:” Nationalism and the Education of Palestinian American Youth
Thea R. Abu El‐Haj: Rutgers University
Muslim Women and the Politics of ‘Reasonable Accommodation’: Analyzing the Bouchard‐Taylor Report and Its Impact on Canada
Meena Sharify‐Funk: Wilfrid Laurier University
Regulating through Rights and Crime: Women & Deportation in the Post‐civil Rights Era
Patrisia Macias: Sarah Lawrence College
Legislating and Adjudicating Human Rights and International Humanitarian Law
Human Rights
Chair
Disc.
William E. Hoffmann, King & Spalding
Interpreting Torture: What the Legislative History of the Convention Against Torture Reveals about Current US Practices
Jennifer Abbassi: Randolf Macon Woman's College
Decisions of the ICTY and ICTR and the Customary Law: An Assessment
James Larry Taulbee: Emory University
Constitutional Courts and International Human Rights Law: Why Do National Constitutional Courts Cite International Human Rights Law?
US Participation in UN Lawmaking
John Carey: United Nations Law Reports
Counterterrorism and Human Rights: Reconciling Order and
Justice
Mahmood Monshipouri: San Francisco State University
The Foreign Policy Impact of Major Powers on Region and States
Chair
Disc.
“We’ve Got to Remember That We Really Do Have a Dog in This Fight”: Assessing America’s Constructive Engagement of Democratizing Regimes: Post‐WWII Italy (1947‐1956) & Post‐Cold War Russia (1991‐1999)
Evan Resnick: Yeshiva University
Do Regional Powers Export their Political Regimes? Comparing China, India and Russia
Joerg Faust: German Development Institute
Julia Bader: German Development Institute
Reformulation of Synthetic Approach to Foreign Policy Change: Japan as the Architect of New Asian Regional Financial Order
Yong Wook Lee: Korea University
Balancing Multiple Interests: Can the United States be Security Partners with Non‐Democracies?
Matthew Zierler: Michigan State University
The Role of Greater China in Latin America
Thomas Cieslik: University of Wuerzburg
Disciplining Softly: The Counter‐Terrorism Committee and the Logic of Precaution
Wouter G. Werner: VU University Amsterdam
The Politics of Law and Disciplining Sovereigns
Tanja E. Aalberts: Leiden University
Performing the Nexus of Politics and Law in World Society
Philip Liste: Goethe University Frankfurt
Andreas Fischer‐Lescano: University Bremen
The Threat to Protect
Lothar Brock: Peace Research Institute Frankfurt
Tree‐huggers, Misanthropes, and Terrorists: (Mis)Representing the Environmental Movement in the Public
Sphere
Chair
Disc.
Disc.
Jennifer L. Bailey, Norwegian University of Science and Technology
Jennifer L. Bailey, Norwegian University of Science and Technology
Peter Jacques, University of Central Florida
The Wired World: Rethinking the Environment in a Digital Age
Gillian M. Youngs: University of Leicester
Juliann Emmons Allison: University of California at Riverside
Cross‐Border Dimensions of Global Health: International Regulation, Migration, and Agenda‐Setting
Environmentalism Beyond the Human/Nature Divide
Transnational Social Movements, Framing and Direct Action
Strategies: The Climate Action Network from Bali to Copenhagen
Chair
Yanbai Andrea Wang, University of Oxford
Disc.
Yanbai Andrea Wang, University of Oxford
Thinking Ecologically about Health Worker Migration and Inequities in Global Health: Toward Transnational Justice
Lisa Eckenwiler: George Mason University
Paul Wapner: American University
Shannon Gibson: University of Miami
Nuclear Back on the Table: The Role of the Nuclear Industry, Public Relations Companies in Placing the Nuclear Option Back on the Irish Energy Agenda Peter F. Doran: Queens University Belfast
The Global Fund: Multisectoral Funding as an Alternative to WC45: Wednesday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM Panel
Multilateral Global Health Governance and the Politics of Funding Global Health Priorities
Immigration Policy and Security
Garrett Wallace Brown: University of Sheffield
Amy J. Barnes: University of Sheffield
Whither Occupational Health? How the International Community Sabotages Development by Failing to Protect the Worker
Kyla Elizabeth Sentes: University of Alberta
The Politics of International Law: Risk, Securitization, or Hegemony?
Chair
Oliver Kessler, University of Bielefeld
Disc.
Oliver Kessler, University of Bielefeld
The Informalization of Arms Control
Christopher Daase: University of Munich
Chair
Disc.
Immigration Control in the Transit States: The Case of Turkey
Zeynep Sahin: University of Southern California
Great Expectations: Framing Chinese Migration to the Russian Far East
Jonathan Sullivan: University of Nottingham
Bettina Renz: University of Nottingham
Italy and Spain in Front of Migration: Challenges and Perspectives
Orietta Perni: Tecnologico de Monterrey
Explaining Emigration Restrictions: Authoritarianism, Security, and Large Militaries
Nikola Mirilovic: University of Chicago
Economic Issues in Peace and Security Studies
Conflict Management: Challenges and Opportunities
Chair
Soo Yeon Kim, Universtiy of Maryland
Disc.
Soo Yeon Kim, Universtiy of Maryland
Chair
Disc.
Faten Ghosn, University of Arizona
Faten Ghosn, University of Arizona
Quo Vadis, International Responsibility? The Future of International Politics and International Law in Light of the Responsibility to Protect
Hannes Peltonen
What Happened to the 'Emerging Norm' of Humanitarian Intervention?
Michael C. Beckley: Columbia University
Ending the Violence: IRA Monopoly Power and Market Closure in Northern Ireland
John P. Sawyer: Georgetown University
Signaling, Trade, and Alliance Commitment in Peacetime
Koji Kagotani: University of California at Los Angeles
Privatization and Global Instability: Neoliberal Economic Reforms and the Growth in Military Institutions Across the Globe
Shana R. Marshall: University of Maryland
Stefano Recchia: Columbia University
WC94: Wednesday 12:15 PM ‐ 2:00 PM Poster Session
Peace Support Operations: Using the Experience of Second Political Leadership and Regime Formation across the Generation Peacekeeping to better Inform Practice and Environmental Landscape
Future Forms of International Conflict Resolution
David M. Curran
The Peacebuilding Paradox in the Western Balkans
Daniella Christova Schmitt: Tubingen University
Deciding Not to Intervene: The Evolution of US Humanitarian Non‐Intervention
Chris J. Dolan: Lebanon Valley College
The Evolution of the Global Collective Security System: Motivations and Patterns of Support for Peacekeeping Operations
Cosmina Menghes: University of Notre Dame
Expectations Versus Reality: The Inconsistent Path of Military Intervention
Peace Studies
Chair
Disc.
Andrea Talentino, Drew University
Why and When to Join: The Effects of Motivation and Timing on Casualties and Duration in Interstate Wars
Zachary Shirkey: St. John Fisher College
Arms Transfers as Predictors of Military Interventions: The Question of Entrapment
Frederic Stephen Pearson: Wayne State University
Civil War Complexity and the Timing of Intervention
Marie Olson Lounsbery: East Carolina University
Civil‐Military Relations and Military Intervention Abroad
Jeff Pickering: Kansas State University
Military Interventon and the Local Populace: Gambling on Hearts and Minds
Andrea Talentino: Drew University
Disc.
Kathryn Hochstetler, University of New Mexico
South America in the Global Politics of Climate Change
Eduardo Viola: University of Brasilia
Combating Deforestation and Mitigating Climate Change in Brazil: New International Cooperation Patterns Fernanda V. Carvalho: Universidade de Brasília
The Domestic Side of Climate Change
Disc.
Guri Bang, CICERO
Looking Back and Looking Ahead ‐ Continuity and Change of
Burden‐Sharing in EU Climate Policy
Constanze C. Haug: Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
The Influence of the Kyoto Process on National Policy Networks: Combining Social Network Analysis and Multicriteria Analysis
Karin M. Ingold: ETH Zurich
Has Putin Gone Green? Moscow and the Kyoto Protocol
Gregory P. Williams: University of Connecticut
Navigating the Politics and Uncertainties of Climate Change
Disc.
Fariborz Zelli, German Development Institute
State and Capital Responses to Climate Crisis: An Introduction to the Eco‐Industrial Complex
Robert A. MacNeil: University of Ottawa
China’s Participation in the Post‐2012 Climate Change Regime
Ho‐Ching Lee: National Central University
Industrialised Countries and Developing Countries on the Regime of Climate Change: A Comparative Reading
Danny Zahreddine: Pontifical Catholic University of Minas Gerais
Matilde de Souza: Pontifical Catholic University of Minas Gerai
Climate Change and the Construction of Scenario Sets that Span the Range of Societal Uncertainties
Henrik Carlsen: Swedish Defence Research Agency
Climate Change and Societal Tipping Points
Ilan Chabay: Chalmers University of Technology & University of
Gothenburg
Andreas Rechkemmer: UNU‐IHDP
WD01: Wednesday 2:15 PM ‐ 4:00 PM Panel
Oracles: The Role of Normative and Performative Predictive Ideas
Chair
Disc.
Ariel Colonomos, CERI‐CNRS
Ariel Colonomos, CERI‐CNRS
Disc.
How to Think about the Unthinkable: Policy in an Uncertain Climate
David Jacobson: Arizona State University
From Prediction to Observation: Using Alternate Scenarios to Improve Foreign Policy Decisions
Michael F. Oppenheimer: Center for Global Affairs, NYU
WD03: Wednesday 2:15 PM ‐ 4:00 PM Roundtable
The Past and Future of Decision Making in the United Nations
Chair
Erik Voeten, Georgetown University
Participant Ian Hurd, Northwestern University
Participant David Malone, International Development Research Centre
Participant Stephen J. Stedman, Stanford University
Postconflict Peace Stability
Chair
Disc.
Thomas E. Flores, New York University
Time to Kill: The Impact of Elections on Post‐Conflict Peace and Stability
Dawn M. Brancati: Washington University
Spoiling the Peace: The Logic of Violence in Post‐Conflict Societies
Michael Findley: Brigham Young University
Zachary S. Davis: Brigham Young University
Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration Programs: Are Communities the Answer?
Natacha C. Lemasle: Sciences‐Po (Paris) / Northwestern University
Oracles of War That « Make » Peace : Self‐Fulfilling Theories
of Nuclear Stability
Ariel Colonomos: CERI‐CNRS
State Behaviour and Global Norms: Comparing Hegemonic Prediction Markets: Trading Uncertainty for Collective and Emerging Powers
Wisdom
Emile Servan Schreiber: Newsfutures
Chair
Andrew Walter, London School of Economics and Political Science
Amitav Acharya, University of Bristol
Local Conflicts and Local Order
Disc.
The United States, China and the Non‐Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons: Explaining Norm Convergent Behaviour
Peace Studies
Chair
Disc.
Peace by Piece: Village Peace Processes in Southeast Asia
Shane J. Barter: University of British Columbia
Mandated Representation for Minorities in Conflict‐Infested
Regions in India: A Radical Experiment of Myopic Solutions or True Empowerment of Minorities for Enduring Peace? Rubi Devi: The University of Southern Mississippi
Kyeonghi Baek: Buffalo State College
The Creation of Local Order in Civil War
Ana Arjona: Yale University
Rosemary J. Foot: University of Oxford
Greening America: International Norms, the Kyoto Protocol and Domestic Policy Change in the United States
Robert Falkner: London School of Economics and Political Science
Behavioural Convergence in Financial Regulation: The US and China
Andrew Walter: London School of Economics and Political Science
Terror, (In)Security, and Liberty : Theoretical Challenges
Chair
Disc.
Elspeth H. Guild, University of Nijmegen
Jef Huysmans, The Open University
The Political, The Liberal and the Exception
R. B. J. Walker: University of Victoria
What is Illiberal Today?
India’s Diaspora Policy and the Politics of Extraterritorial Incorporation
Constantino H. Xavier: Jawaharlal Nehru University
The Development of EU International Security Agencies: An International Poltical Sociology of the EU (In)Security Agents WD09: Wednesday 2:15 PM ‐ 4:00 PM Panel
Didier F. Bigo: Sciences‐Po Paris
The Practice(s) of Global Constitutionalism
Changing Notions of Protection and Security: Critical Sponsor(s): International Organization
Infrastructure, War and Expertise
Chair
Ole Waever: University of Copenhagen
Vulnerability of the Self and Technology of Surveillance
James Peter Burgess: Peace Research Institute, Oslo
Memory and Conflict
Chair
Karin Fierke, University of St. Andrews
Disc.
Narendran Kumarakulasingam, American University
Remembering Peace, Forgetting War: Nordic and Democratic Peace Reconsidered
Christopher Browning: University of Warwick
Pertti L. Joenniemi: Danish Institute for International Studies
‘Lest We Forget’: Invoking the ‘ANZAC’ Myth in Contemporary Australian Military Intervention
Matt McDonald: University of Warwick
Disc.
Global Constitutionalism: A Practice Oriented Approach
Antje Wiener: University of Bath
Delegation of Constitutional Powers to International Courts
Karen Alter: Northwestern University
International Human Rights Norms: Strong Enough to Influence a Superpower? Robert C. Johansen: University of Notre Dame
Investing in Democracy: Political Processes and Constitutional Presuppositions in International Investment Law
David Schneiderman: University of Toronto
From International law to Global Constitutionalism: Judicial Constructions of a Paradigm Shift
Mattias Kumm: New York University
Virginia Woolf and Feminist Memory in the Age of the 'War WD10: Wednesday 2:15 PM ‐ 4:00 PM Panel
on Terror'
Analyzing the Bush Presidency and Beyond
Gillian M. Youngs: University of Leicester
Citizenpolicies and The Nordic Model
Chair
Gregory Miller, University of Oklahoma
Grete Brochmann: University of Oslo
Disc.
Collective Trauma, Development and Change: Prospects for Effective Peacebuilding
Riva B. Kantowitz: Sabanci University
Governing Diasporas in International Politics
Chair
Disc.
Francesco Ragazzi, SOAS University of London
Fiona Adamson, SOAS University of London
The Creative Destruction of Citizenship ‐ On How Democracies Redefine Citizenship in Debating Enfranchisement of Settled Immigrants
Luicy Pedroza: Bremen International School of Social Sciences
Managing Those Who Leave: Toward a Diasporic Governmentality
Francesco Ragazzi: SOAS University of London
From Dual Citizenship to Economic Development: The Shifting Terrain of Symbolic Politics and Diaspora Policy in Post‐Communist Hungary
Myra A. Waterbury: Ohio University
The Impact of “Host State” – “Home State Relations” on Ethnic Interest Group Lobbying Success in the US Foreign Policy Process
Henriette M. Rytz: Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik
Old Challenges, New President: The Future of US Foreign Policy
Jennifer M. Hazen: Small Arms Survey
About Face: The Reassertion of American Strategic Culture post 9‐11
Jonathan S. Miner: North Georgia College and State University
Craig B. Greathouse: North Georgia College and State University
George W. Bush’s Cognitive Style and US Foreign Policy
Stephen Benedict Dyson: University of Connecticut
Strategic Leadership: America's Global Role amidst Systemic
Change
Bruce W. Jentleson: Duke University
The Stubborn Cowboy: An Analysis of G.W. Bush Foreign Policy
Colleen E. Miller: University of Minnesota
A New US Foreign after the G.W. Bush Administrations?
Chair
Disc.
Rafael Velazquez, CIDE
Jorge Rebolledo Flores, University of Miami
Asymmetric and Transnational Threats Facing a New Administration Kimberley Roberts: University of Miami
The New US Administration and South America
Stephan J. Sberro: ITAM
The New US Administration and South America
Rita Ana Giacalone: Universidad de Los Andes
US‐Latin American Relations after Bush
Bruce Bagley: University of Miami
Education and Sudan's Peace Process
Peter R. Woodward: Reading University
Dilemmas of Justice and Reconciliation: Ordinary Rwandans
and the Gacaca Courts
Amaka Megwalu: Harvard Law School
Trends in Women's Political Status and Participation
Human Rights and IR Theory: Explaining State Human Rights Behavior
Chair
Tristan Anne Borer, Connecticut College
Disc.
Bethany Barratt, Roosevelt University
The Politics of Human Rights: When do States Consider Human Rights in Foreign Policy?
Michelle Allendoerfer: University of Michigan
Elite‐driven Reforms, International Norms, and Domestic Change: A New Take on the ‘Boomerang Effect'
Jennifer Heeg Maruska: Georgetown University/Texas A&M
A Divided West? Human Rights in Transatlantic Relations Volker Heins: Institute for Social Research, Frankfurt University
The English School, Gendered Internationalism and Cosmopolitan Protection of Women
Annika Bergman‐Rosamond: University of Leicester
Cosmopolitanism and Global Governance
Chair
Catherine Lu, McGill University
Disc.
Catherine Lu, McGill University
Where Should We Dump Our Global Justice Obligations? Not on International Institutions
Sarah C. Goff: Princeton University
Political Obligation and Global Political Integration
Luis Cabrera: University of Birmingham
The Ethics of Sovereign (In)equality and Cosmopolitan Law
Antonio Franceschet: University of Calgary
Is There a "Crisis of Global Governance"?
Roland Paris: University of Ottawa
The Politics of Education and War: Examining Theory and Practice
Chair
Disc.
Pamela R. Aall, United States Institute of Peace
Education and Keeping Hope Alive in War‐Torn Societies
Jeffrey Helsing: United States Institute of Peace
Training Human Rights Educators in Iraq: Risks and Opportunities
Maria I. Jessop: United States Institute of Peace
Evaluating Education and Training Programs
Mary Hope Schwoebel: United States Institute of Peace
Women's Caucus
Chair
Disc.
Mi Yung Yoon, Hanover College
Mi Yung Yoon, Hanover College
US Christian Women Waging War and Advocating Peace: The Complex Relationship between Christian Women and Their Militarized Spiritual Beliefs since 1945
David E. Settje: Concordia University Chicago
Michelle Morkert: Concordia University
Food Crisis, Women’s Changing Economic Roles, and Their Implications for Gender in North Korea
Kyung‐Ae Park: University of British Columbia
Repositioning the Politics of Difference from a South African
Center
Kea Gorden: College of Charleston
Political Parties and Women in Brazilian Politics
Maria do Socorro Braga: Universidade Federal de São Carlos
Do Women Make a Difference? An Initial Assessment of Ellen Johnson‐Sirleaf's Presidency
Melinda J. Adams: James Madison University
International Communication and the Multifaceted Digital Divide
Chair
Disc.
Ken Rogerson, Duke University
Ken Rogerson, Duke University
Exploring the Role of Partnerships for Scalable and Sustainable ICT Projects: EasySeva in Sri Lanka Laura Hosman: University of California at Berkeley
A Political History of the Internet: Implications for US Power
Madeline M. Carr: Australian National University
Tacit Web: A Look at the Digital Divide Below the Tip of the Iceberg
Meelis Kitsing: University of Massachusetts Amherst
Mapping and Framing the Digital Political Divide: Worldwide Inequality in using the Internet to Practice Politics
Andrea Calderaro: European University Institute
Understanding Chinese Foreign Policy
Chair
Disc.
Thinking About Intervention: Chinese Elite Views of Peace Enforcement Operations
Courtney J. Richardson: Fletcher School, Tufts University
Half‐Circle: China’s Policy Shifts on Track II Security Regimes
Marc Lanteigne: University of St. Andrews
Assesssing Chinese Dissatisfaction with the International Status Quo
Katharine Jefferson: University of Arizona
China’s Foreign Aid Policy: Rediscovering an Old Tool of Diplomacy
Michael Glosny: Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Latin American Scholarship in International Relations
Chair
Arlene Beth Tickner, Universidad de los Andes
Disc.
Jorge I. Dominguez, Harvard University
The State of International Relations in Colombia
Sandra Borda: Universidad de los Andes
Minority Discrimination and the Support for Political Violence: Lessons From Estonia and Israel
Angela Kachuyevski: Arcadia University
Ronnie M. Olesker: St. Lawrence University
Applying Self‐Determination in the Former Yugoslavia: Lessons for Conflict Resolution
Ana S. Trbovich: Fakultet za Ekonomiju, Finansije I Administraciju
In Between Nations: The Influence of Conflict on Identity among Ethiopian‐Born Eritreans
Jennifer A. Riggan: Arcadia University
Communal Assimilation and Identity Formation: A Comparative Study of the Palestinian Refugee Communities and their Effect on Domestic Politics in Lebanon and Kuwait
Mohammed H. Al‐Ghanim: Georgetown University
Sovereignty, Private Authority, and Securitization: Paradoxes in Neoliberal Governance
IR Studies in Brazil: Between Strengths and Weaknesses
Nizar Messari: Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio de Janeiro
The State of the IR Discipline in Mexico
James F. Robinson: ITAM
Either pariah or parvenu: when South American countries met the European Society of States
Paulo Luiz Esteves: Pontifícia Universidade Católica de Minas Gerais
Military Interventions: Challenges
Chair
Robert M. Farley, University of Kentucky
Disc.
Charles Eugene Gholz, University of Texas
Making States from the Outside: External Intervention and State‐Building in Weak Polities
Ja Ian Chong: Princeton University
Chair
Disc.
Neil Smith, City University of New York and University of Aberdeen
Amy Kaplan, University of Pennsylvania
Marketizing Authority, Securing Logistic Space
Deborah Cowen: University of Toronto
Securing Africa? (Re)invention of Africa in Discourses on Terrorism
Malinda S. Smith: University of Alberta
Risk Before Justice: When the Law Contests its own Suspension
Security Discourses, the Security and Prosperity Partnership
and the Institutionalization of Private Authority
Janine Brodie: University of Alberta
Security and Suveillance in the New World Order: Air Power
in the New Century
When Bandwagoning Does Not Pay Off: The Waning of the Caren Kaplan: University of California at Davis
"Coalition of the Willing"
Jonathan Paquin: Université Laval
The EU's Relations with Asia: Assessing Past Perspectives and Understanding Foreign Intervention in Lebanon: A Cross Defining New Directions
Systems Model
Sponsor(s): Nordic International Studies Association
Eric Bordenkircher: University of California at Los Angeles
The Conduct of Military Forces in Peace Operations and Counterinsurgency
Kersti Larsdotter: Swedish National Defence College
Ethnic and Sectarian Identity: Violence, Conflict, and Ways Out
Peace Studies
Chair
Ronnie M. Olesker, St. Lawrence University
Disc.
Joseph Kling, St. Lawrence University
Chair
Disc.
Eija T. Limnell, University of Helsinki, Network for European Studies
Planning Demographic Futures: International Interactions of
Gender Equality Discourse in Demographic Policy in the EU and Japan
Jemima Repo: University of Helsinki
Trajectories of Democracy: EU, India, and the Question of Difference Dibyesh Anand: Westminster University
Pitfalls and Potential of Region‐to‐Region Interaction in the WD25: Wednesday 2:15 PM ‐ 4:00 PM Panel
Asia‐Europe Meeting (ASEM)
International Ethics: Historical Perspectives
Bart J. Gaens: Unversity of Helsinki
The European Union as an International Actor: Europeanization of Relations with Asia? Juha‐Pekka P. Jokela: University of Helsinki
Regional and International Trade Agreements: When Do They Work Best?
Chair
Jonathan B. Slapin, Trinity College Dublin
Disc.
Jasminka Ninkovic, Oxford College of Emory University
Jonathan B. Slapin, Trinity College Dublin
Disc.
How Exit Options Influences the Legalization and Effectiveness of International Trade Agreements
Julia Gray: University of California at Los Angeles
Jonathan B. Slapin: Trinity College Dublin
What Determines Export Success in Labor‐Intensive Goods?
Jasminka Ninkovic: Oxford College of Emory University
Fair Trade and Development: The Case of Guatemalan Coffee
April Linton: University of California at San Diego
Food Price Revolution & NAFTA.: Is there Another Hole in the Regionalism Bucket?
Imtiaz A. Hussain: Universidad Iberoamericana, Mexico City
Market Civilization II: Poverty, Power, and Privilege in the Global Political Economy
Chair
Disc.
Stephen R. Gill, York University
Tim S. DiMuzio, Trent University
In the Womb of Market Civilization: Surrogacy, Ethics and the Governance of the Body
Isabella C. Bakker: York University
Market Civilization and the Neo‐liberal Food Regime's Global Food Crisis
Philip McMichael: Cornell University
In Defence of Commodity Agreements: Contesting the Neoliberal Governance of ‘Free Market’ Food
Gavin D. Fridell: Trent University
Market Civilization as Babylon
Robbie G. Shilliam: Victoria University of Wellington
Disciplining Production and Social Reproduction: Criminalizing the Poor in the Transition to Market Civilization Adrienne L. Roberts: York University
English School
Chair
Piki Ish‐Shalom, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Disc.
Holbach's IR Theory: An Eighteenth Century Alternative to Liberalism and Realism for a Utilitarian International Ethics
Charles Devellennes: University of Kent
From Irresistible Compassion To Conditional Sympathy: An Essay Concerning 18th Century Humanitarianism
Juha H. Käpylä
Carr, Darwin, and Evolution of the World
Kuniyuki Nishimura: University of Florida / Kyoto University
Realism, Hans Morgenthau, and the Perils of Democratic Foreign Policy
Sam D. Estabrooks: University of Albany ‐ State University of New York
Thomas C. Walker: University at Albany ‐ State University of New York
China and the World
Chair
Disc.
Explaining the Implementation of Intellectual Property Rights Policy in China after the country’s WTO Entry: The Case of Copyright
Zhenqing Zhang: University of Minnesota
China's Investment in Africa: A Catalyst for Growth and Development or a "Trojan Horse" for Exploitation
Emmanuel Ezi Obuah: Alabama A&M University
Global Capitalism and China's Uneven Integration into the World Economy
Ling Chen: Johns Hopkins University
China, the West and the New Scramble for African Oil
Jesse S. Ovadia: York University
Non‐Violence and Nationalist Mobilization
Peace Studies
Chair
Tristan James Mabry, Georgetown University
Disc.
Tristan James Mabry, Georgetown University
The Puzzle of Nationalist Movements in Liberal Democratic Contexts
Andre Lecours: Concordia University
Identity and Power: Indigenousness as a Political Strategy
Scott M. Forrest: University of Lapland
Marjo Lindroth: University of Lapland
Toward a Framework for Understanding Nonviolent Struggle: Comparing Demands, Tactics and Strategy
Tavishi Bhasin: Kennesaw State University
Conceptualising Global Health Governance I: Past, Present and
Future Directions
Maia Carter Hallward: Kennesaw State University
Understanding Enduring Non‐Violent Micronationalism
Chair
Colin J. McInnes, University of Wales, Aberystwyth
Amber C. Concepcion: Georgetown University
Disc.
Colin J. McInnes, University of Wales, Aberystwyth
Ashley Anne Thomas
The Emergence of Global Institutions for Cooperation on Health, and Their Legacy Today
Theoretical Approaches to Military Alliances
Rajaie Batniji: University of Oxford
The Field of Global Health Governance: Past, Present, Future
Chair
Andrew J. Loomis, Georgetown University
John Kirton: University of Toronto
Disc.
Jason William Davidson, University of Mary Washington
Jenilee M. Guebert: University of Toronto
Domestic Regime Transformation and the Changes of External Functions of Alliance: The Case of Modern Europe
Tashika Odagiri: Sophia University, Japan
Does Alliance Deliver what it Promises? Assessing Alliance Reliability with Veto Player
Overlapping Regimes in Access to Medicines: What Role for
Global Health Governance?
Emily A. Mok: University of Oxford
Global Health Governance: What Does Complexity Theory Offer?
Peter S. Hill: The University of Queensland
Kuyoun Chung: University of California at Los Angeles
Durability of Military Alliances: Asset Specificity and Identity Anticipating the End of History: Fukuyama's Thesis 20 Years as Indirect Circuits Power
Later
Jae‐Jung Suh: Johns Hopkins University
Multiple Threats, Alliance and Cooperation: A Comparative Case Study of South Korea and Poland
Hyon Joo Yoo: Georgetown University
Foreign Policy and Domestic Politics
Chair
Disc.
The Role of Domestic Politics in the EU’s Foreign Policy: Enlargement, Trade Policy and Defence
Omar R. Serrano: Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies
Governmental Politics and National Preference Rormation –
Is the State Merely a Transmission Belt?
Derek J. Beach: University of Aarhus
Identifying Parameters of Foreign Policy Change: A Synthetic Approach
Spyros Blavoukos: Athens University of Economics and Busines
Dimitris Bourantonis: Athens Uni of Economics & Business
Chair
Eric H. Honda, California State University
Disc.
Stefanie Von Hlatky, Université de Montréal
After the End: Francis Fukuyama’s End of History at Twenty
Francisco A. Resnicoff: Brown University
Ulrich B. Krotz: Brown University
After the End of History: A Realist Retrospective on the Fukuyama Thesis as Another Twenty‐Years Crisis
Eric H. Honda: California State University
Major Power Influence on Democratization in Developing Countries
Kunihiko Imai: Elmira College
Anti‐Democracy and the FARC Connection: The Narco‐
Petrol Politics of the US‐Columbia‐Venezuela Relation
Dustin G. Vandehey: California State University San Bernardino
Nip It in the Bud: Analyzing the Revolutionary Politics of Dictatorship and Democracy in Russia‐Georgia Relations
Nalani Basan: California State University at San Bernardino
Expecting the Unexpected: Unintended Consequences and International Legitimacy and Domestic Politics: Constraints Human Rights
on Coalition Cohesion in European Responses to Iraq and Sponsor(s): Exploring the Past, Anticipating the Future (Theme)
Afghanistan
Jon Western: Mount Holyoke College
Trans‐realism: How Domestic Political Responses Affect External Actors’ Foreign Policy Outcomes
Jennifer Morrison Taw: Claremont McKenna College
Chair
Disc.
Jana K. Lipman, Tulane University
Jana K. Lipman, Tulane University
From Mars to the Gulag: Nuclear Winter, Science, and Human Rights
Paul H. Rubinson: University of Texas at Austin
"To All Our French Friends": Portuguese Immigrants and Public Conscience
Melissa K. Byrnes: Southwestern University
“A Mystic Bond of Brotherhood Makes All Men One”: The American Homophile Movement in International Context
Josie Rodberg: Harvard University
The European Union as a Global Conflict Manager III: Assessing Successes and Failures
Human Agency and Unintended Consequences: The Helsink Sponsor(s): Ethnicity, Nationalism, & Migration Studies
Final Act and the Protection of Human Rights in Eastern Chair
Wolfgang F. Danspeckgruber, Princeton University
Europe
Sarah B. Snyder: Yale University
The Developmental State Revisited
Chair
Lynn White Jr., Princeton University
Disc.
Lynn White Jr., Princeton University
"Taking Our Proper Place in the World": South Korea and Globalization as a Policy Goal
Carl Joergen Saxer: Hanyang University
Hegemonic Transition and the Social Basis of Developmentalism in East Asia
Kevin Gray: University of Sussex
Policy Learning and Diffusion Analysis: China’s FDI Liberalization in the Shadow of Japanese Developmental State
Min Ye: Boston University
Institutions, Governance, and Foreign Investment: A Comparative Analysis of Special Economic Zones in China and India
Yu Zheng: University of Connecticut
Beyond the Neo‐developmental Paradigm: Political Transactions and High‐Tech Development in East Asia
Youngmin Jo: Indiana University
Preferences, Similarity, and Conflict
Chair
Mark Souva, Florida State University
Disc.
Michael P. Colaresi, Michigan State University
Does The Democratic Peace Capitulate to Military Mobilization?
Will H. Moore: Florida State University
Marius Radean: Florida State University
Mark Souva: Florida State University
Audiences and International Conflict: Bargaining in the Shadow of Mass Mediated Publics
T. Camber Warren: Princeton University
Ideological War
Yoji Sekiya: University of Rochester
Religious Similarity and Militarized Interstate Disputes
Indra De Soysa: Norwegian University of Science and Technology
Rafael Reuveny: Indiana University
An Empirical Investigation of Resolve, Extraction, and War
Jeremy T. Kedziora: University of Rochester
Disc.
Uriel Abulof, Princeton University
Five Years of EU Military Conflict Management: Taking Stock
Annemarie P. Rodt: University of Nottingham
EU Conflict Management en International Administration in Bosnia and Kosovo
Niels Van Willigen: University of Leiden
The EU’s PErformance as a Conflict Manager: A Comparative Study of Cyprus and Kosovo
Murat Tuzunkan: Cyprus International University
Southern Lebanon: Why a White Spot on the EU Peacekeeping Map?
Chiara Ruffa: European University Institute
Confronting the Challenges of a Post‐9/11 World: Adaptations,
Over‐Reactions, and Abject Failures in (Counter‐) Terrorism
Chair
Disc.
Michael Steven Stohl, University of California at Santa Barbara
What Have We Learned, If Anything? The Consequences of Counter‐Terrorism on British Society
George Kassimeris: University of Wolverhampton
Branding Terror: How Transnational Islamist Terrorists Use Image‐Making and International Marketing in the Global Village
Robert A. Saunders: Farmingdale State College
Between a Rock and Hard Place: Terrorism and the Boundary between Combat and Law Enforcement
Barbara J. Falk: Canadian Forces College
Benjamin M. Shaer: Borden Ladner Gervais
Britain’s ‘War’ on the IRA: A Case Study in Counter‐Terrorist
Overkill
Peter D. Hart: Memorial University
Negotiating Globalization
Chair
Disc.
Turning the Tide on Water Privatization: Civil Society and the World Bank
Madeline Baer: University of California at Irvine
The MDGs Negotiated Constituting Water Sector Reform in Niger
Stina Hansson: Gothenburg University
Comparing Performance of Subnatioinal Governments in Latin America after the Reforms
Gabriel B. Filartiga: Banco Nacional de Desenvolvimento Econômico e Social
The Genaology of New Directions in International Law: Pedagogy, Human and Women's Rights, Economic Development, and Juvenile Sentencing
Eduardo R. Gomes: Universidade Federal Fluminense
Globalization, Partisan Politics, and Social Movements in Latin America
Kathryn Hochstetler: University of New Mexico
Perspectives on the Role of Leaders in Shaping Foreign Policy
Chair
David Mitchell, Bucknell University
Disc.
Who Governs in Foreign Policy? An Inquiry Into the Shifting Power Balance in the Swedish Foreign Policy Executive
Karl Magnus Johansson: Södertörn University College
Face of the Enemy: Presidential Perceptions and the American Experience of War
R. William Ayres: Elizabethtown College
Driven to Extremes: The Role of Prime Ministerial Leadership and the Direction of Foreign Policy in Coalition Governments
David Mitchell: Bucknell University
Heads of a State Acting like Heads of State? Governors and American Foreign Relations
Samuel Lucas McMillan: Lander University
Analogical Reasoning, Neuroscience and Emotion: Towards a Hot Cognitive Approach
David Patrick Houghton: University of Central Florida
Debating Methodological Approaches to Women's Human Rights
Human Rights
Chair
Disc.
Hilal Elver, University of California at Santa Barbara
Sally Engle Merry, New York University
Muslim Women’s Exclusion from Public Spaces in Liberal Democracies
Chair
Jennifer Abbassi, Randolf Macon Woman's College
Disc.
William E. Hoffmann, King & Spalding
Human Rights, Islam, Economic Development, and Public Health
Anthony Tirado Chase: Occidental College
International Law and Peacebuiding
Henry F. Carey: Georgia State University
The Origins and Direction of Contemporary International Law Pedagogy
Robert J. Beck: University of Wisconsin ‐ Milwakee
Middle Eastern Women and the Law: Where do Human Rights Begin?
Tyra Murielle Bouhamdan: Georgia State University
Multiple Targets of Chinese Foreign Policy
Chair
Julia Bader, German Development Institute
Disc.
Julia Bader, German Development Institute
Comparative Diplomacy: Chinese Relations with Sudan and Angola, 1959‐2009
Steven F. Jackson: Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Impact of China’s Latin‐American Policy Strategy on Taiwan's Relations with Its Latin American Allies
Johnny Shaw: Chinese Culture University
The Relevance (or Irrelevance) of the Hong Kong Experience
Under China's One Country Two Systems Concept for Taiwan
James W. Chui: London School of Economics and Political Science
Globalization and Democratization: Comparative Perspectives from Latin and Turkish Political Landscapes
Hilal Elver: University of California at Santa Barbara
Femicide and Borders: Making the Transnational Link between Canada and Mexico
Laura Parisi: University of Victoria
Political Elite Discourse on Women’s Human Rights in Turkey
Zehra Arat: Purchase College, State University of New York
Gender or Women, What is the difference? The Gender Perspective of the Peruvian Truth and Reconciliation Commission
Pascha Bueno Hansen: University of California at Santa Cruz
Global Development
Chair
Robert Kaufman, Rutgers University
Globalization, Liberalization and Domestic Politics: A Comparative Look at the Rise of PAN in Mexico and AKP in Turkey
Isik Ozel: Sabanci Universitesis Orhanli‐Tuzla
The Politics of Fiscal Balance in a Decentralized System: The Experience of Brazil, 1995‐2003
Ozge Kemahlioglu: Florida State University
Privatizations and Forces of Democratization: A Labor Perspective on Turkey and Argentina
Peride K. Blind: United Nations
Latin America's Many Lefts: Explaining Left‐of‐Center Governments'Reactions to Market Reforms
Gustavo A. Flores‐Macias: Cornell University
Lacan and International Relations
Chair
Disc.
Lacan/Sarkozy: Perversion and Post‐Political Leadership
Diane Rubenstein: Cornell University
Making the Subject Matter in IR: Conversations with Psychoanalytic Theory
Charlotte Epstein: Sydney University
Jacques Lacan and the Problem of Agency in International Relations
Andreja Zevnik: University of Wales, Aberystwyth
The Shadow of Freedom: Sovereignty, Madness, and Causality
Erin Felicia Labbie: Bowling Green State University
From Symptom to Syndrome: Hawala as Internal Limit of Global Governance Govind N. Shantharam: University of Minnesota
Contesting International Climate Change Strategies: The Politics and Policy of Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS)
Chair
James Meadowcroft, Carleton University
Disc.
Katherine Sye Grover, University of Maryland
Advancement of Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) Technology in the United States
Jennie C. Stephens: Clark University
CCS: The Next Technological Lock‐In?
Philip J. Vergragt: Clark University
Carbon Capture and Storage as a post‐Kyoto Global Bargain Chip or Global Geo‐Engineering Experiment?
Karin Backstrand: Lund University
The Norwegian Case: Norway's Strategic Engagement with CCS
Local Expenses, National Gains: The Distribution of Costs and Benefits of Immigration
Jennifer S. Farias: Centro de Investigación y Docencia Económicas
Between Scylla and Charybdis: Immigrant Mobilization in German Elections
Sara Claro da Fonseca: Social Science Research Center Berlin
Race, Immigration, and National Identity in the US
Gregory W. Streich: University of Central Missouri
Akis Kalaitzidis: University of Central Missouri
Corporatist Birds of a Feather? Austrian and Dutch Immigration Politics
Alexander A. Caviedes: State University of New York at Fredonia
After the Conflict: The Human Security Challenge
Chair
Zaryab Iqbal, Pennsylvania State University
Disc.
Zaryab Iqbal, Pennsylvania State University
Human Security in Angola: The Role of Religious Non‐State Actors
James A. P. Tiburcio: University of Brasilia
Overcoming the Conflict Trap by Understanding Reintegration in Post‐Conflict Societies: A Micro‐Level Analysis of Reintegration after Mass Violence in Angola
Aude‐Sophie Rodella
Norms of International Conflict Resolution
Lise Morje Howard: Georgetown University
The Challenges of Successful Disarmament, Demobilisation and Reintegration of Child Soldiers: The Case of Sierra Leone
Jana Tabak: Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio de Janeiro
A Formal Model of Stablization and Reconstruction Operations
M. Andrew Abdollahian: Claremont Graduate University
Mike Baranick: National Defense University
Brice L. Nicholson: Claremont Graduate University
Gender and Armed Non‐State Actors
Oluf Langhelle: University of Stavanger
Carbon Capture and Storage and the Indeterminacy of Energy Transitions
Peace Studies
James Meadowcroft: Carleton University
Chair
Disc.
The Politics of Immigration
Chair
Disc.
Ann‐Kristin Sjoberg, Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies
From Violence Against Women to Women's Violence in Hait
Benedetta Faedi: Stanford University
Emancipated or Oppressed? Female Combatants in the Colombian Guerrilla
Rahel Kunz: University of Lucerne
Ann‐Kristin Sjoberg: Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies
Women and the Sudan People’s Liberation Army: Peace, Security and Equality in 2008
Esther Waters: UN
At the Cross‐Roads: Nepali Maoist Female Combatants
Sanam Anderlini: The International Civil Society Action Networ
WE04: Wednesday 4:15 PM ‐ 6:00 PM Panel
The Past is Not Even Past: What We Have Learned about Managing Conflict
Chair
Michael E. Brown, George Washington University ‐ Elliott School of International Affairs
Chester A. Crocker, Georgetown University
Globalization and the Welfare State
Disc.
Merging Militaries after Civil War: South Africa, Bosnia, and
the Search for Theory
Chair
Jeanne W. Simon, Universidad de Concepcion
Disc.
Jeanne W. Simon, Universidad de Concepcion
Redistribution or Mobility? – The Strategic Trade‐Offs in Globalizing Economies
Boliang Zhu: Columbia University
Qiang Zhou: University of Chicago
Sources of Pension Reforms in the European Union
Alexandra Hennessy: Clarkson University
Globalization and Reforming Big Government
Nita Rudra: University of Pittsburgh
Siddharth Chandra: University of Pittsburgh
Roy Licklider: Rutgers University
Democratization in War‐Torn Countries: From Paradoxes to Prescriptions
Timothy D. Sisk: University of Denver
Transatlantic Security Institutions: Are They Ready for the 21st Century?
Chantal De Jonge Oudraat: US Institute of Peace/Georgetown University
Conflict Managers on Call: Lessons Learned about NGOs as Peacemakers
Pamela R. Aall: United States Institute of Peace
Explaining Civil War Recurrence
State Building, Elections and Interventions
Charles T. Call: American University
John T. Schmitt: Centre for Economic Policy Research
Peace Studies
Chair
Angela Kachuyevski, Arcadia University
Human Security Issues in Regional Cooperation in East Asia
Disc.
Angela Kachuyevski, Arcadia University
The External Dimension of the Somali Conflict: The United States’ Intervention and Uncritical 'International Community'
Chair
Disc.
Afyare A. Elmi: University of Alberta
Negotiation in the Shadow of an Extremist Threat
Rebecca H. Best: University of North Carolina‐Chapel Hill
Signaling for Audience Support in Intrastate Conflicts
Jason S. Enia: University of Southern California
Brazilian Motivations in MINUSTAH
Luisa Café: Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio de Janeiro
WE03: Wednesday 4:15 PM ‐ 6:00 PM Roundtable
Distinguished Scholar's Panel: A Tribute to James Turner Johnson
Chair
Participant Alex Bellamy, University of Queensland
Susan Kang, John Jay College of Criminal Justice/ City University of New York
Jing‐Dong Yuan, Monterey Institute of International Studies
From Global Norms to Regional Practice: Institutionalizing Human Security Cooperation in East Asia
Tsuneo Akaha: Monterey Institute of International Studies
China's Non‐Traditional Security Cooperation in Southeast Asia
David Arase: Pomona College
Inter‐regional Asian Emigration and the Potential for International Cooperation in East Asia: A Comparative Examination of State Integration Policies in Korea and Japan
Stephen R. Nagy: Waseda University
Ideas, Interests and Circumstance in the Making of US Foreign Policy: Roundtable on Tom J. Farer’s “Confronting Global Terrorism and American Neo‐Conservatism”
Participant John Kelsay, Florida State University
Participant Anthony F. Lang, Jr., School of International Relations
Chair
Daniel J. Whelan, Hendrix College
Participant Albert C. Pierce, National Defense University
Disc.
Tom Farer, University of Denver
Honoree
Participant Fen Osler Hampson, Carleton University
Participant Bruce W. Jentleson, Duke University
Participant Vendulka Kubalkova, University of Miami
Getting Down to Cases ‐ What Historical Research Can and Cannot Do for International Relations Theory
Chair
Disc.
Understanding the Europe of Action ‐ History and Theory in the Study of European Integration
Mathieu L.L. Segers: University Utrecht
Deconstructing Franco‐German Bilateralism in Europe and the Cross‐Fertilization of Historical and Political Science Studies
Carine S. Germond: Université Strasbourg 3 ‐ Robert Schuman
The Political and Institutional Context of Historical Research ‐ A Political Science Perspective on the Historiography of West German Ostpolitik
Joost J. Kleuters: Radboud University Nijmegen
How Historical Evidence Enriches the Comparative Study of Foreign Policy Crisis Decision‐Making Analysis
Bertjan Verbeek: Radboud University Nijmegen
The Relational Turn in the Study of World Politics
Chair
Daniel Nexon, Georgetown University
Disc.
Disc.
Alexander Edward Wendt, Ohio State University
The Relational Turn in the Study of World Politics
Patrick Thaddeus Jackson: American University
Daniel Nexon: Georgetown University
Practice Theory as a Relational Approach to World Politics
Vincent Pouliot: McGill University
Making and Mobilizing Moderates: Rhetorical Strategy, Political Networks, and Counterterrorism
Ronald R. Krebs: University of Minnesota
SNA in IR: Pathologies and Potentials
Alexander Montgomery: Reed College
The Social Production of Indivisible Territory
Stacie Goddard: Wellesley College
The Evolution of the EU’s Infrastructure for Learning in EU Civilian Crisis Management Operations
Raphael Bossong: London School of Economics and Political Science
Thorsten Benner: Global Public Policy Institute
Conceptualizing UN Peace Operations ‘In the Field’ as Organizations
Till Blume: University of Konstanz
Sources of American Foreign Policy Across Several Regions
Chair
David Bruce MacDonald, University of Guelph
Disc.
Getting from Estrangement to Engagement: The Future of US‐Iran Relations Jalil Roshandel: East Carolina University
Alethia H. Cook: East Carolina University
US Foreign Policy and Eurasia
Lasha Tchantouridze: University of Manitoba
The Determinants of US Policy toward North Korea since the End of the Cold War
Taehyung Ahn: Florida International University
Competing for Scarce Resources: The US Government's Efforts in Sub‐Saharan Africa
Roshen Hendrickson: College of Staten Island, City University of New York
International Relations of Subnational Governments in North America
Chair
Disc.
Modesto Seara‐Vazquez, UTM
Modesto Seara‐Vazquez, UTM
International Relations of Subnational Units in North America
Jorge Alberto Schiavon: CIDE
International Relations of Subnational Governments in North America: The Case of Mexico
Rafael Velazquez: CIDE
Organizing Peace: Organization Theory and International Peace Operations
The Evolving Role of US State Governments in the International Economy
The International Relations of New England's States
Chair
Disc.
Thomas Rid, SAIS/Johns Hopkins University
International Negotiations and the Organizational Design of Peace Operations
Julian L. Junk: University of Konstanz
The Organization of Peace Operations: Governance and Government in the New Protectorate
Ricardo Soares de Oliveira: University of Oxford
Earl H. Fry: Brigham Young University
Roberto Dominguez: Suffolk University
Green Paradiplomacy in North America: Climate Change Regulation at Subnational Level
Paquin Stéphane: Université de Sherbrooke
Annie Chaloux: University of Sherbrooke
Paradoxes in Human Rights Foreign Policies
Chair
Disc.
Tristan Anne Borer, Connecticut College
Annika Bergman‐Rosamond, University of Leicester
South Africa and International Responsibilities: Unsettled Identity and Unclear Interests
Intelligence and the Interplay of Politics, Policy, and Public Perception
Paul Clarke: Air Force Command and Staff College
Masculinist Logics and Gendered Power Struggles in International Politics
Women's Caucus
Kurt Mills: University of Glasgow
Tristan Anne Borer: Connecticut College
Searching for a Consistent Human Rights Policy: The British Stance on the UN Convention on Enforced and Involuntary Disappearance 2001‐2006
Sophie Roberts: Kings College London
Italy, Peacekeeping and Humanitarian Intervention
Pietro Pirani: The University of Western Ontario
Between Commitment and Pragmatism: Human Rights in Georgia’s Politics and Foreign Policy
Mariya Y. Omelicheva: University of Kansas
Perceptions of Human Rights: Cuban Foreign Policy and Membership on the UN Human Rights Council
Lana Wylie: McMaster University
Cosmopolitan Constitutions and Cosmopolitan States
Chair
Disc.
Richard Shapcott, University of Queensland
Jean Cohen, Columbia University
Can Democracy be Exported? A Cosmopolitan Perspective
Daniele Archibugi: National Research Council
Cosmopolitan Constitutions and the Social Contract Theory
Richard Shapcott: University of Queensland
Chair
Marysia Zalewski, University of Aberdeen
Participant Cynthia H. Enloe, Clark University
Participant Barbara Jane L. Parpart, University of the West Indies
Participant Jindy R. Pettman, Australian National University
Participant Nicola Smith, University of Birmingham
Systemic Approaches to IR
Chair
Disc.
Mark Schaefer, Marietta College
The Past as Guide: History and Hegemonic Constraints
Andrea Talentino: Drew University
A Multilevel Analysis of International Politics
Wonjae Hwang: University of Tennessee
Predicting Soft Balancing in Various International Systems
Nadav Kedem: University of Haifa
The Power‐Insecurity Paradox: Iraq and the International Politics of Unipolarity
Christopher J. Fettweis: Naval War College
Cosmopolitan Justice in a Statist World: A Tale of Two States Russia's Foreign Policy in the 21st Century: Revival or Decline Amy E. Eckert: Metropolitan State College of Denver
of a Great Power?
Hospitality in Cosmopolitan Constitutions: The Problematic Sponsor(s): International Security Studies
of Sovereignty
Gideon B. Baker: Griffith University
A New Approach to Distinction between Contributing to and Failing to Prevent Harm
Christian H. Barry: Australian National University
Intelligence and Decision: The Heart of the Matter
Chair
Joshua Rovner, US Naval War College
Disc.
Stephen Marrin, Mercyhurst College
The Analyst and the Diplomat: An Adjusted Principal‐Agent Perspective for Intelligence‐Policy Interactions
Nicolas D. Gutowski: Mercyhurst College
The Effectiveness of Multi‐Criteria Decision Making (MCDM)
in the Field of Intelligence
Lindsey N. JAkubchak: Mercyhurst College
Politically Biased Intelligence: Causes and Consequences
Joshua Rovner: US Naval War College
Chair
Andrei P. Tsygankov, San Francisco State University
Disc.
William C. Wohlforth, Dartmouth
Russian Aspirations and Security Relations with the West Anne Clunan: Naval Postgraduate School
Mutual Dependencies: EU‐Russia Energy Cooperation and Conflict
Stanislav L. Tkachenko: St. Petersburg State University
Russia in Central Asia Gregory Gleason: University of New Mexico
Russia and Asia in the 21st Century: The Energy Dimension
Charles E. Ziegler: University of Louisville
Does Russia Have a Grand Strategy? Andrei P. Tsygankov: San Francisco State University
Conceptualising the Firm as a Political Actor in Global Governance
Are We Ready to Talk? A Comparison of Conflict Management in Sri Lanka and Indonesia (Aceh)
Bidisha Biswas: Western Washington University
Chair
Heather Taylor, Goethe‐University Frankfurt am Main Pluralizing the Past, Present, and Future: Ashis Nandy, Disc.
Morten Ougaard, Copenhagen Business School
Conflicting Interests: Conceptualising the Role of the Firm as a Rule Maker and Rule Implementer in Global Governance
Emma Paulsson: Lund University
Organising Interests: International Business Coalitions in Environmental Governance
Amandine J. Bled: Sciences Po Bordeaux
Conceptualizing Corporate South Africa in Global Economic Governance
Antoinette Valsamakis: University of Birmingham
Understanding Weak and Failing States
Chair
Disc.
Legitimacy, Power and Monopoly – Introducing a Three‐
Layered Approach to State Weakness
International Relations, and the Retrieval of Lost Selves
Chair
Aparna Devare, American University
Disc.
David L. Blaney, Macalester College
Rethinking the Roots of Realism: Morgenthau’s German Years Alexander Reichwein: Goethe‐University Frankfurt
Ashis Nandy and Theorizing the International Politics of Gendered Identity
Jesse Crane‐Seeber: American University
Recovering Morgenthau's 'Other Self'': An Exploration of his
'Mixing' Faith and Ethics with Politics
Aparna Devare: American University
Kill Some, Spare Some: Ethnic Violence and the Tragedy of Modern Political Community
Narendran Kumarakulasingam: American University
Kevork K. Oskanian: London School of Economics and Political The Political Economy of the Subprime Crisis
Science
At the Edge of the State: Global Politics and Statebuilding in
War‐Torn Regions
Early Modern Perspectives on De Facto States
Theodore McLauchlin: McGill University
The Aftermath of the Timor Experiment: State Building in Need of Local Support
Nicolas Lemay‐Hebert: Sciences Po
Fragmented Statehood and the Governance of (In)Security in Mexico
Markus‐Miachel Müller: Freie Universität Berlin
Moderation and Radicalization in Ethnic Conflicts
Peace Studies
Chair
Disc.
Lee Ann Fujii, George Washington University
Lee Ann Fujii, George Washington University
From Violence to Voting: The Contrasting Trajectories of Irish Republicanism and Kurdish Nationalism
Niall Ó Murchú: Western Washington University
Nicole F. Watts: San Francisco State University
Ethnic Conflict and Intra‐Ethnic Political Cleavages: The Cases of Croatia and Serbia
Chip Gagnon: Ithaca College
From Paramilitary to Parliamentary: Sinn Fein, the PLO, Hamas and Hizbollah Compared
Shelley Deane: Bowdoin College
Chair
Disc.
Adam Harmes, University of Western Ontario
Adam Harmes, University of Western Ontario
Democracy of Credit: The Social Politics of US Financial Deregulation
Greta R. Krippner: University of Michigan
“Don’t Put Your House on it”: The Real(i)ty of Financial Value
David Hudson: University College London
Regulatory Reactions to Sub‐Prime: Analysing a Policy Community Under Stress
Eleni Tsingou: University of Warwick
Feeling the Crunch ‐ Was Acccess to Credit under Keynesian
Uncertainty better than Access to Credit Under Asymmetric Information Models?
Charles E. A. Dannreuther: Leeds University
Facing Systemic Risk: Subprime and the Question of Micromotives and Macrophenomena
Oliver Kessler: University of Bielefeld
Value at Risk: (Re)Constructing Trust and Credibility in the Social Relations of Credit and Debt
Rodney B. Hall: University of Oxford
Fighting Corruption: What Works and What Doesn't
Chair
Disc.
Michael R. MacLeod, Bentley University
Michael R. MacLeod, Bentley University
The Impact of Socio‐Political Integration and Press Freedom WE26: Wednesday 4:15 PM ‐ 6:00 PM Panel
on Corruption in Developing Countries
NAFTA and Latin American Regionalism
Nicholas Charron: University of Gothenburg
Organizing against Clientelism? A Study of Mexico's PROGRESA/Oportunidades Program
Lena M. Wängnerud: Department of Political Science University of Gothenburg SWEDEN
Marcia Grimes: University of Gothenburg
What are the Origins of Corruption in Africa? Culture or Institution
Wonbin Cho: University of Kentucky
The National Economic Empowerment and Development Strategy (‘NEEDS’): A Critical Assessment of the Reform Program on the Nigeria’s Public Sector
Paul G. Adogamhe: University of Wisconsin‐Whitewater
Corruption and Public‐Private Mix: A Cross‐Country Analysis
Nuno S. Themudo: University of Pittsburgh
Religion and International Politics
Chair
Jonathan Fox, Bar‐Ilan University
Chair
Disc.
Pablo Toral, Beloit College
NAFTA: Problems, Challenges, and Prospects
Ana P. Morgenstern: University of Miami
Lessons Learned From NAFTA
Caroline Michele Clarke: University of Northern British Columbia
The Logic of Dispute Initiation in Regional Trade Agreements: The Case of NAFTA
Martha S. Thomas: Pennsylvania State University
Neoliberalism and Social Movements in South America: The
Rise of the Bolivian Indigenous Movement and it's Implications for Regional Politics
Miguel B. de Sa: Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio de Janeiro
The Political Economy of Regionalism: An Explanation of the
approaches of Mexico and Brazil
Carlos Frederico Coelho: La Salle ‐ Rio de Janeiro / IUPERJ
After Saddam, a Secular Iraq? The Sources of and Prospects WE27: Wednesday 4:15 PM ‐ 6:00 PM Panel
for the Iraqi Religio‐Political Order
Violence (or the Lack Thereof) in Separatist Struggles
Edward Webb: Dickinson College
The Security Politics behind ‘Religious’ and 'Secular' Violence
Mona K. Sheikh: University of Copenhagen and University of California Santa Barbara
Islam and Authoritarianism Revisited
Hesham Sallam: Georgetown University
Exploring the United States' Religious Past and Anticipating Turkey's Secular Future
Christopher Young: Rutgers University
Status in International Society
Chair
Leslie Vinjamuri, SOAS, University of London
Disc.
Leslie Vinjamuri, SOAS, University of London
The Operational Community: The New Networks of European Military Expertise
Peace Studies
Chair
Disc.
Kristin Bakke, Leiden University
Monica Duffy Toft, Harvard University
Indigènes Into Frenchmen? Citizenship and Separatism in French Overseas Departments and Territories
Adria Lawrence: Yale University
When Does Ethnic Mobilization Lead to Ethnic War? Comparative Evidence from South Asia
Paul S. Staniland: Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Minorities within Minorities: The Consequences of Ethnic Conflict for Kurdish Women
Ceren Belge: Harvard Academy for International and Area Studies
Separatism and Struggles at the Center
Lee Seymour: Northwestern University
Timothy Dunne: University of Exeter
Kristin Bakke: Leiden University
Anthony C. King: University of Exeter
Kathleen G. Cunningham: Iowa State University
Status, Power, and Hierarchy in World Politics
Evelyn Goh: Royal Holloway, University of London
The Origins of the Modern States‐System: From Hierarchy to Status in International Society
Edward Keene: Sam Nunn School of International Affairs
Rising Powers and the Question of Status in International Society
Andrew J. Hurrell: University of Oxford
Mobilizing the Ethnic “Other” in Separatist Movements in Southeast Asia
Robin L. Bowman: University of California at Irvine
NATO: Progressing or Persisting?
Chair
Disc.
Peace in Our Time on Our Continent – Can NATO Survive and what are the Alternatives?
Glen Segell: London Security Policy Study
Networked Governance: Closing the Participatory Gap?
Corinna Sorenson: London School of Economics and Political Science
Whither NATO? A Neorealist Typology of State Behavior in a WE31: Wednesday 4:15 PM ‐ 6:00 PM Panel
Post‐Cold War World
Neglected Traditions in International Thought: Seeking the Michael K. Agner: University of Southern Denmark
Future of International Ethics in its Past
Continuity and Change of Alliance Transformation: The Case Sponsor(s): International Ethics
NATO's Involvement in Afghanistan
Ivan Dinev Ivanov: Muskingum College
Distribution of Power and Normative Role of Security Alliances: The Case of NATO
Chair
Disc.
Anna Rulska: Old Dominion University
Explaining NATO's Persistence: Is International Relations Theory Useful?
Robert W. Rauchhaus: University of California at Santa Barbara
Public Opinion, Media and Foreign Policy Actions
Chair
Ulf Bjereld, University of Gothenburg
Disc.
Mehpare Selcan Kaynak, Bogazici University
The Logical Implications of an Ad Hoc Period in International Politics
Douglas A. Van Belle: Victoria University of Wellington
Chris Brown, London School of Economics and Political Science
Chris Brown, London School of Economics and Political Science
The Natural Law Theory of Obligation
William Bain: University of Wales, Aberystwyth
The Satiric Vision of Politics: Ethics, Interests and Disorders
Ian Hall: Griffith University
Responding to Future Suffering: Solidarity or Responsibility?
Henry Radice: London School of Economics and Political Scienc
Cognitive Dissonance in The Body Politic and What to Do About It: Suarez and Pufendorf on Divine Command Ethics
Benjamin K. Holland: London School of Economics and Political
Science
What Is To Be Done? Advancing Alternative Globalization American and Foreign Publics' Attitudes Toward Iran and a Paradigms US‐Iran Confrontation
Alvin Richman
An Unwavering Consensus: Groupthink and News Media Influence on the United States Military Strategy in Iraq
Daniel P. Fitzsimmons: University of Calgary
The Myth of Policy Uncertainty
Babak Bahador: University of Canterbury
Public Opinions, Elite Faction and Foreign Policy in China: Anti Americanism and PRC (Re)action to the United States
Xiaojun Li: Stanford University
Conceptualising Global Health Governance II: Past, Present, and Future Directions
Chair
Disc.
Adam Kamradt‐Scott, University of Wales, Aberystwyth
Adam Kamradt‐Scott, University of Wales, Aberystwyth
Chair
Jackie Smith, University of Notre Dame
Disc.
Thomas A. Kruse, Rockefeller Brothers Fund
Myths of Development — From Walt Whitman Rostow to Jeffrey Sachs
Robin Broad: American University
Capitalism in an Apocalyptic Mood: One Year Later
Walden Flores Bello: University of the Philippines
The Distribution of Income Within‐and Between Countries: Two Future Scenarios for the 21st Century Roberto P. Korzeniewicz: University of Maryland
Timothy P. Moran: Stony Brook University
From Food Security to Food Sovereignty
Philip McMichael: Cornell University
Anti Globalization or Pro Human Rights?
Ellen J. Dorsey: Chatham College
Global Health Governance as a Contested Space: Competing The IMF and Global Governance
discourses, Interests and Actors
Simon H. Rushton: Aberystwyth University
Owain D. Williams: University of Wales, Aberystwyth
Mapping the field of global health governance: From globalized challenges to territorialized treatments
Matthew B. Sparke: University of Washington
Constructing Global Health Governance: The 2005 Revision of the International Health Regulations
Yanbai Andrea Wang: University of Oxford
Chair
David Paul Rapkin, University of Nebraska
Disc.
David Paul Rapkin, University of Nebraska
Sound Institutions for Bad Times? On the Role of Budgetary Institutions in Sovereign Debt Crises
Laura Mueller: Hertie School of Governance
Analyzing the Criticism of the International Monetary Fund
Dustin W. Parrett: Northern Kentucky University
Kimberly Weir: Northern Kentucky University
Social Context in East Asian Monetary Cooperation: Identity, Norms, and Trust
Yong Wook Lee: Korea University
Debt Forgiveness and IMF‐World Bank Governing
Michael D. Schmidt: American University
Formalized Commitments
Chair
Disc.
Erik Gartzke, University of California at San Diego
Do Alliances Matter? A Counterfactual Analysis of Alliance Formation and War Intervention
Jesse C. Johnson: Rice University
Ally Provocateur: Why Alliances Do Not Always Behave
James Lee Ray: Vanderbilt University
Brett Benson: Vanderbilt University
Patrick R. Bentley: Vanderbilt University
Franklin E. Wilson: Vanderbilt University
Formalizing International Agreements: Pre‐Commitment of Future Leaders
Michaela Mattes: Vanderbilt University
“Moral Hazards” and International Conflict
Joe Clare: Louisiana State University
Vesna Danilovic: University at Buffalo ‐ State University of New
York
Regime Type, Regime Features and Promises of Military Alignment
Ulrich H. Pilster: University of Essex
Which Comprehensive Approach? Comparing Alternative Models for Pursuing Coherence in an International Peacebuilding Context
Now that the Strategic Pause is Over: New Dynamics in Military Change? The Case of the Netherlands
Frans P. B. Osinga: Netherlands Defence Academy
Maneuvering for Change: The US Marine Corps and the adoption of Marine Corps Doctrine Publication 1, Warfighting
Terry Terriff: University of Calgary
Systemic Change and Institutional Adaptation: What Drives EU‐NATO Crisis Management Cooperation?
Regina H. Karp: Old Dominion University
Tourism and the International: Conflict, Complicity, Power
Chair
Disc.
Michael Clancy, University of Hartford
Christine B. N. Chin, American University
Travel, Geopolitics, Borders: Excavating Territorial Attachments across the Arab / Israeli Frontier
Waleed Hazbun: Johns Hopkins University
Volunteer Tourism and the Sensitive Subject of Late Capitalism
Wanda Vrasti: McMaster University
Tourism and Citizenship: A Critical Reflection on Rights, Freedoms and Privileges in a Mobile World
Raoul V. Bianchi: University of East London
Killing One Another: Thanatourism, Pedagogy, Responsibility
Debbie Lisle: Queens University of Belfast
Global Commodity Chains and Tourism: Past Research and Future Promise
Michael Clancy: University of Hartford
The Public, Elections, and Foreign Policy
Chair
Jack E. Holmes, Hope College
Miroslav Nincic, University of California Davis
Chair
Niels N. Schia, Norsk Utenrikspolitisk Institutt
Disc.
Disc.
On the Wings of a "Lame Duck": Assessing Foreign Policy Engagement of Second‐Term US Presidents
Securitization and the Comprehensive Approach
Finn Stepputat: Danish institute for International Studies
Policy versus Practice: The EU's Comprehensive Approach to
Crisis Management
Janina Johannsen: University of Hamburg
Comprehensive Approach in International Crisis Management – A Theoretical Framework
Karsten Friis: Norsk Utenrikspolitisk Institutt
Service, State and Institutions: Adaptation to the Transformation of Armed Conflict
Chair
David M. Keithly, American Military University
Disc.
David M. Keithly, American Military University
The Rise of Non‐State Armed Groups and the Transformation of War and Technology
Aaron Karp: Old Dominion University
Young Hoon Song: University of South Carolina
Kelly P. O'Reilly: University of South Carolina
Leaving a Legacy
Rebekah L. Rogers: California State University, Bakersfield
Rachel Bzostek: California State University, Bakersfield
Running on Foreign Policy: Examining the Role of Foreign Policy Issues in the 2000, 2002, and 2004 Congressional Campaigns
David Dulio: Oakland University
Peter F. Trumbore: Oakland University
Framing the Exit: Public Opinion Regarding Alternative Strategies for Ending the Iraq War
Michael Cobb: North Carolina State University
William A. Boettcher: North Carolina State University
Temporal Impulse or Continuous Belief? American Presidential Election and Foreign Affairs Issues Agnes Simon: University of Missouri
Geiguen Shin: University of Missouri
The Clinton and Bush Policies toward North Korea: Continuity or Disjunction?
Curtis Martin: Merrimack College
An Unlikely Bush Administration Diplomatic Success: North Korea
Gender, Globalisation and (In)Security: Making Connections, Challenging Contradictions, Exploring Alternatives
Japan’s Non State Activities
Chair
Anna M. Agathangelou, York University
Participant Geeta Chowdhry, Northern Arizona University
Participant Marianne I. Franklin, Goldsmiths
Jean Marie Stern: Siena College
From Why to When: International Norm Adoption and Compliance
Petrice R. Flowers: University of Hawaii at Manoa
Participant Baris Karaagac, York University
Human Rights Memories and Policies
Chair
Interrogating Global Governance from a Feminist Constructivist Perspective – Past Insights and Future Prospects
Disc.
International Law
Chair
Heike Brabandt, University of Bremen
Chair
Guelay Caglar, Humboldt University of Berlin
Disc.
The Shifting Rhetoric of Politics in the United Nations Conferences on Women
Challen Nicklen: Louisiana State University
Grounding Global Justice ‐ Theorizing International Women’s Rights in Practice
Susanne Zwingel: State University of New York ‐ Potsdam
Global Governance and Gender Mainstreaming in International Refugee Law: The Case of the UK and Germany
Heike Brabandt: University of Bremen
The Politics of Time within Reparation Politics Stephanie Wolfe: University of Kent at Brussels
Indigenous Peoples’ Self‐Determination: Renegotiating Human Rights and Westphalian Sovereignty
Sheryl Lightfoot: University of Minnesota
Memory, Activism and Democratization in Comparative Perspective
Jenny R. Wustenberg: University of Maryland
We Are What We Watch? News Media, Public Opinion, and
Human Rights Policy
Shawna M. Brandle: City University of New York
The Neoliberalization of Dubai: Post‐Modern Slavery in the Middle East
John M. Friend: University of Hawaii at Manoa
International Post‐War Interventions and Feminist Political Investigating Bodies, Minds, and Ideas through Critical Human
Agency
Security
Anne Jenichen: United Nations Research Institute for Social Development (UNRISD)
Gender and the Governance of International Trade: The Constitutive Role of Gender Knowledge
Guelay Caglar: Humboldt University of Berlin
"Investing in a Girl’s Education is like Watering a Neighbor’s Tree“: A Case Study on Promoting the Rights of the Girl Child at the Local Level in Bangladesh
Andrea Schapper: Bremen International Graduate School of Social Sciences
Dealing with Northeast Asia: Japan, the US, and North Korea
Chair
Disc.
Hidetoshi Hashimoto, East Tennessee State University
Eiji Kawabata, Minnesota State University
Obstructive Power or Nuisance? Japan at the Six‐Party Talks
Linus Hagstrom: Swedish Institute of International Affairs
Chair
Nikola Hynek, Institute of International Relations
Theorizing Human Security through Foucault: Economy, the
Life Sciences and the Bodies‐As‐Machines/Protecting‐the‐
Physical‐Life Nexus
Critical Human Security and HIV/AIDS: Provincial/Municipal Responses in Thailand and China
Neil G. M. Renwick: Coventry University
Jing Gu: Institute of Development Studies
From Cold War Rhetoric to post‐Cold War Practice: A Genealogy of Human Security
David Bosold: German Council on Foreign Relations
Securitizing the Human: Critical Perspectives on Human Security Discourse
Giorgio Shani: Ritsumeikan University
Problematizing the State: National Consensus as Hindrance WE46: Wednesday 4:15 PM ‐ 6:00 PM Panel
to Human Emancipation in Critical Security Studies
Minorities and Human Rights: An Unavoidable Tension?
Daniel Kuchler: State University of New York at Albany
Do All Roads Lead to Copenhagen?: Fragmentation and Contestation in Negotiations for the Post‐2012 Climate Change Regime
Chair
Oran R. Young, University of California at Santa Barbara
Exploring the Political Opportunity Space for a New International Climate Agreement
Tora Skodvin: CICERO
Chair
Disc.
Shawna Sweeney, University of Massachusetts Dartmouth
Shawna Sweeney, University of Massachusetts Dartmouth
The EU Enlargement Policy and National Majority/Minority Dynamics in the Potential EU Members on the Example of Turkey
Laman Tasch: Northern Illinois University, DeKalb IL
A Formal Model of the Relationship among Media, Regime Type and Government Respect for Physical Integrity Rights
Steinar E. Andresen: The Fridtjof Nansen Institute
Patrick James: University of Southern California
Goerild M. Heggelund: Fridtjof Nansen Institute
Jenifer Whitten‐Woodring: University of Southern California
G8 Climate Action from Gleneagles to Hokkaido – Dying Flare or Lasting Flame?
Norichika Kanie: Tokyo Instute of Technology
Sylvia I. Karlsson: Turku School of Economics
The Historical Exploration of Cultural Relativism and Its Consequences for Human Rights
Filip Spagnoli: Belgian Central Bank
The Turn to Market‐liberalism: The Asia Pacific Partnership Military Power in a Changing World
and Contestation Over the Shape of the Post‐2012 Climate Sponsor(s): International Security Studies
Regime
Chair
Spencer D. Bakich, Sweet Briar College
Jeffrey S. Mcgee: University of Newcastle
Disc.
Roslyn E. Taplin: Bond University
Commanding Military Power: Organizational Sources of Battlefield Adaptation and Effectiveness
Managing the Fragmentation of Climate Negotiations: The Role of UN Secretaries
Mihaela Papa: Tufts University
Migration and Security
Chair
Disc.
Nasreen Chowdhory, Concordia University
Matthew R. Sanderson, Lehigh University
Forced Migration Magnitude and Violence in International Crises 1945‐2003
Hemda Ben‐Yehuda: Bar Ilan University
Rami Goldstein: Bar Ilan University Israel
Civil War Refugees and Public Health Performance in Receiving States
Spencer D. Bakich, Sweet Briar College
Ryan Grauer: University of Pennsylvania
The Riddle of Armament Collaboration: From Necessary Evil
to Future Success
Marc R. DeVore: Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) /
University of St. Gallen
The Determinants of Military Power
Michael C. Beckley: Columbia University
Prospect Theory and Military Behavior
Robert M. Farley: University of Kentucky
Owning Development: Creating Global Policy Norms in the IMF and the World Bank
Jason M. Smith: Texas A & M University
Chair
Antje Vetterlein, Copenhagen Business School
Matthew Hoddie: Towson University
Disc.
Disc.
Ole Jacob Sending, Norwegian Institute of International Affairs
Migration, Security and Interdependence: The Case of the Italian‐Libyan Agreements on Migration
Emanuela E. P. Paoletti: University of Oxford
European Pathways from September 11th: The Role of Public Opinion
Anthony M. Messina: University of Notre Dame
The Securitization of Practice: Migration in the European Community
Cliff Vanderlinden: University of Toronto
Normative Tactics: The Strategic Social Construction of the World Bank’s Gender and Development Agenda
Catherine Elizabeth Weaver: University of Texas‐Austin
The World Bank: Owning Global Safeguard Policy Norms?
Susan M. Park: University of Sydney
Lacking Ownership: The IMF and its Engagement with Social
Development as a Global Policy Norm
Antje Vetterlein: Copenhagen Business School

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