Assessing feasibility of hydropeacebuilding in the Jordan River Basin using serious gaming and a human ecosystem approach
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Alexander B. Downes (George Washington University) Part. Sarah E. Kreps (Cornell University) Part. Eric A. Heinze (University of Oklahoma) Part. Neta Carol Crawford (Boston University) Roundtable Intelligence Studies How Can Strategic Analysis Best Support Decision-making in Government? TB29: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Chair Thomas A. Juneau (Government of Canada) Part. Jean‐Francois Morel (Department of Na onal Defence) Part. Colin H. Kahl (Georgetown University) Part. Jean‐Louis Tiernan (Government of Canada) Part. Ward P. D. Elcock (Government of Canada, Privy Council) Part. Rachel Ziemba (Roubini Global Economics) Roundtable Interna onal Security Studies Con ict Management, Peacebuilding, and Nego a ons TB30: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Chair Michael J. Butler (Clark University) Disc. Michael J. Butler (Clark University) Panel Status for In uence? Assessing the Impact of Interna onal Social Status on Peaceful Bargaining Steven M. 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Truth Seeking and Credibility Assessment During Refugee Hearings in Canada Sule Tomkinson (Université de Montréal) Rese le or Stay Put? – Analyzing Rese lement Decisions by Bhutanese Refugees in Nepal Aastha Ranabhat (Graduate School of Interna onal Coopera on Studies, Kobe University) Turkey's Response To Popula on Movements: Transforma on of Turkish Asylum Policy From Gulf War to Syrian Uprising Cigdem Hajipouran Benam (Boston University) Professional Development Commi ee Commi ee on the Status of Representa on & Diversity Post-Tenure Mentoring Roundtable TB39: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Chair Jennifer Ramos (Loyola Marymount University) Part. Sara McLaughlin Mitchell (University of Iowa) Part. Cecelia Lynch (University of California Irvine) Part. Patrick James (University of Southern California) Cmt. Chair Sara McLaughlin Mitchell (University of Iowa) Cmt. 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Thorsten Wojczewski (German Ins tute of Global and Area Studies ) Climate Powers, the G20 and Global Governance in the Transi on To a Low Carbon Economy Eduardo Viola (University of Brasilia) The United States as a Global Climate Leader: Confron ng Aspira on with Evidence Charles Parker (Uppsala University) Christer Karlsson (Uppsala University) Post Communist States Security and Geopoli cs in the Eurasian 'Heartland' TB45: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Chair Peter Rutland (Wesleyan University) Disc. Ekaterina Koldunova (Moscow State Ins tute of Interna onal Rela ons (University)) Panel China, Russia and Eurasia: Neo‐Tributary Rela ons and Geopoli cal Reali es? Graeme Herd (University of Plymouth) New States, Old Norms: Geopoli cs of Security in Central Asia Charles E. Ziegler (University of Louisville) The Failed Western Challenge to Russia’s Revival in Eurasia Roger Edward Kanet (University of Miami) From Retrenchment to Revanchism … and back again? 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Florian Alexander Britsch (FU Berlin) Global Health Global Development Global Health and Development: Power and Agenda-Se ng TB48: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Chair John Kirton (University of Toronto) Disc. Anne L. Bu ardi (Oxfam Interna onal) Panel Examining the Success of Summits from the Sub‐Regional to Global Level: The Cases of Non‐Communicable Disease and Nutri on John Kirton (University of Toronto) Joy Fitzgibbon (University of Toronto) The Exercise of Power in Global Health Jeremy Shi man (American University) Together in Wellness: The Bri sh Columbia Tripar te Framework Agreement on First Na ons Health Governance as an Opportunity for Meaningful Indigenous Self‐Determina on in Healthcare Chelsea Gabel (McMaster University) What Di erence Has the MDG Supernorm Really Made for Global Health? Stephanie L. 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Stefan Steinicke (German Ins tute for Interna onal and Security A airs (SWP)) The Arc c and New Security Dynamics in the Asia‐Paci c Younkyoo Kim (Divison of Interna onal Studies, Hanyang University) From ‘Non‐Actor’ to ‘Would‐Be Actor’? The European Union and Its Arc c Endeavour From a Cri cal Geopoli cal Perspec ve Andreas Raspotnik (University of Cologne (Germany)) Interna onal Security Studies Re-thinking Terrorism and Security in a Global Context TB55: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Chair Chris ne Agius (Swinburne University) Disc. David Malet (The University of Melbourne) Panel Was It a War of Hegemony? Al‐Qaeda’s Challenge to American Unipolarity Pascal Vennesson (S. Rajaratnam School of Interna onal Studies, Nanyang Technological University) Space and Place: Mapping Sovereignty and Security Prac ces in Extraordinary Rendi on Chris ne Agius (Swinburne University) From Pivot Area to Pivot Ac ons: 'Islam', Extremism and Cri tcal Geopoli cs Sameera Khalfey (University of Hull) Aliens and the Making of the Paradigm of Security Syed Sami Raza (University of Peshawar) Mapping the Role(s) of Memory in Sustaining the Israeli‐Pales nian Con ict: Post‐Memory, the Denial of Memory and the Opposing Narra ves of Na onal Memory Rashmi Singh (University of St Andrews) Peace Studies Fragile Space of Peace in Colombia TB56: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Chair Cécile Alexa Mouly (FLACSO‐Ecuador) Chair Ra aele Marche (LUISS Guido Carli University) Disc. Ra aele Marche (LUISS Guido Carli University) Panel Zones of Peace in Colombia's Borderlands Cécile Alexa Mouly (FLACSO-Ecuador) Anne e Idler (University of Oxford) María Belén Garrido Cornejo Nudging Armed Groups: How Civilians Transmit Norms of Protec on Oliver Kaplan (University of Denver) Interna onal Law The ICC: Does it Deter and Can it Prevent Con ict? TB57: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Chair Amy Ross (University of Georgia) Panel Has the Deterrence Debate Been Se led? Rethinking the Deterrent E ect of Interna onal Criminal Jus ce David A. Mendelo (Carleton University) Does Interna onal Criminal Law Deter Atroci es? Daniel Krcmaric (Duke University) Peace versus Jus ce in Libya? The E ects and Non‐E ects of the ICC's Interven on in Libya Mark S. Kersten (London School of Economics) Analyzing role of ICC in Syrian con ict Şafak Beren Yıldırım (Eskişehir Osmangazi University, Turkey) Deterrent, Ins gator, or Irrelevant? The Interna onal Criminal Court and Atroci es in the Democra c Republic of Congo Michael P. Broache (Columbia University) Diploma c Studies Interna onal Communica on Emerging Scholars in Public Diplomacy TB58: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Chair R. S. Zaharna (American University) Disc. Ellen Huijgh (Clingendael ‐ University of Antwerp ) Disc. Jian Wang (University of Southern California) Panel Framing a PD Strategy for Indonesia: The Obama Agenda Anja Eifert (University of Leipzig, Germany) Public Diplomacy in the Ecology of Communica on: A Communica on Infrastructure Approach Theo Mazumdar (University of Southern California) Evalua ng City Public Diplomacy E ec veness in the European Union Joyce Isabel Bap sta (Universidad de Navarra) Reaching Women and Girls: Public Diplomacy, Gender, and ICTs Willow F. Williamson (American University) Confucius Ins tutes and the Rise of China Falk Har g (Goethe University Frankfurt) Bri sh Interna onal Studies Associa on Securing Life Through Medicine: Pharmaceu cals, Medical Knowledge, and Private Authority in Global Health Policy TB59: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Chair Colin J. McInnes (Aberystwyth University) Disc. Elke Krahmann (Brunel University) Panel Hippocrates’ Spiral: Climate Change, Infec ous Disease and Health Security Andrew Price-Smith (Colorado College) Pharmaceu cals and Security: The Role of Public‐Private Collabora ons in Strengthening Global Health Security Stefan H. Elbe (University of Sussex) Anne Roemer-Mahler (University of Sussex) Christopher Long (Sussex University) The New Poli cal Economy of Drugs in the Global South Owain D. Williams (Aberystwyth University) Curing Medicines: Private Authority and the Securi za on of Drugs in Global Health Tine Hanrieder (LMU Munich) Providing Global Public Goods for Health: Weaknesses and Opportuni es For the Global Health System Suerie Moon (Harvard University) Germs, Health and Na onal Security: Dynamics of Dread and Neglect Chris an Enemark (Aberystwyth University) Theme: Spaces and Places: Geopoli cs in an Era of Globaliza on Geography and Security in Asia TB60: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Chair Fei Wu (CHARHAR INSTITUTE and Ji Nan University ) Disc. Fei Wu (CHARHAR INSTITUTE and Ji Nan University ) Panel North Korea And South Korea Territorial Con icts: The Impact Of Strained Rela ons In Regional And Global Poli cs Skyne Uku Wer mer (California State University, Long Beach) Shaping the “Paci c Century”: The American “Pivot” to Asia and U.S. Self/Other Narra ves in a Time of Geopoli cal Restructuring John Åberg (Lingnan University) The Senkaku Islands : How a proxy for regional power struggle in East Asia becomes a security dilemma for the US JoAnn Loiodice (American Graduate School in Paris) From Yellow to Blue: How China Portrays Itself as a Global Sea Power Heidi Ning Kang Wang (London School of Economics) Malte Philipp Kaeding (University of Surrey) The Clash of Sovereignty Regimes in the Asia‐Paci c Paul Richardson (University of Manchester) Theme: Spaces and Places: Geopoli cs in an Era of Globaliza on Poli cal In uence of Spa ality Across the Regions TB61: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Chair Ma hew I. Mitchell (University of Wisconsin‐Madison) Disc. Ma hew I. Mitchell (University of Wisconsin‐Madison) Panel Neutrality and Non‐Alignment. New and Old Security Strategies through the Lens of Spa ality in a Globalized World Ulf Bjereld (University of Gothenburg) The Quagmire of Geo‐Strategic Posi ons between Na ons ‐ A Case Study of Sino Indian Rela ons. Ashwani Jassal (Delhi University) The Geopoli cs of Southern Africa: Geography, INUS Causality and Foreign Policy Sören Scholvin (Ins tute of Economic and Cultural Geography, Leibniz-Universität Hannover) Theme: Spaces and Places: Geopoli cs in an Era of Globaliza on Dealing with Economic Crises TB62: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Chair Ma hew R. DiGiuseppe (University of Mississippi) Disc. Karina Jędrzejowska (University of Warsaw, Ins tute of Interna onal Rela ons) Panel The Condi onal E ect of Educa on on Authoritarian Breakdown Sirianne Dahlum (University of Oslo) Responses to Capital In ows in Open Economies: Varia on across the Asia‐Paci c Region Natasha Hamilton-Hart (University of Auckland) Can Sino‐American Coopera on restore Global E ec ve Demand? Sascha Engel (Virginia Tech) Sovereign Wealth Funds ‐ Threat or Opportunity in the Interna onal Space? Karina Jędrzejowska (University of Warsaw, Ins tute of Interna onal Rela ons) Economic Policy A er the Arab Spring Anne Mariel Zimmermann (UBS Wolfsberg) Historical Interna onal Rela ons Interna onal Poli cal Sociology The Long Reach of History in Interna onal Rela ons TB63: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Chair Seva Gunitsky (University of Toronto) Disc. Seva Gunitsky (University of Toronto) Panel The Reports of War’s Death Have Been Somewhat Exaggerated Tanisha Fazal (University of Notre Dame) Energy, War, and Peace Je D. Colgan (American University) War Financing and the Re‐imposi on of Serfdom a er the Black Death Margaret E. Peters (University of Wisconsin) And The Beat Goes On…: War and State Making in the Post‐Colonial World Douglas Lemke (Pennsylvania State University) This Means (Bank) War! The IPE of the Demise of the Second Bank of the United States James A. Morrison (London School of Economics and Poli cal Science) Avery White (Ohio State University) Theme: Spaces and Places: Geopoli cs in an Era of Globaliza on Security and Civilians TB64: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Chair Jonathan R. Strand (University of Nevada, Las Vegas) Disc. Patricia Camilien (Université Quisqueya) Panel Neoliberal Assemblages for Women’s Empowerment: Deconstruc ng and Displacing the Half the Sky Enterprise Anne Sisson Runyan (University of Cincinna ) Protec on of Civilians: Exposing and Exploring the Contending Norma ve Principles Encompassed within the “Meta‐Norm” Brian L. Job (University of Bri sh Columbia) Anastasia Shesterinina (University of Bri sh Columbia) Rethinking civilian protec on: Humanitarianism within the eld of social con ict David Morgan (Dalhousie University) Everybody Is Talking About Inequality: The Strange Story Of A Marginal Concept In Interna onal Studies Joao P. Nogueira (Pon cal Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro) Interna onal Communica on Spreading Fear: Poli cal Communica on,Terrorism, and Cyberterrorism TB65: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Chair Steven L. Livingston (George Washington University) Disc. Steven L. Livingston (George Washington University) Panel Preven ng Violent Poli cal Extremism: A Role for Counter‐narra ve Development? Lisa McInerney (Dublin City University) Comedy and Cri que: Sa rical Resistance to 'Terrorism' James J. Fitzgerald (Dublin City University) Japan and the American‐led Wars in Afghanistan and Iraq Marie Thorsten (Doshisha University) Is the Perceived Threat of Terrorism Racialized? The “Dark‐Skinned” Boston Marathon A ack Suspect Who Wasn’t and Mass Media Misinforma on William La Youmans (George Washington University) Ethnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on Studies Crossing Boundaries: Migra on, Diasporas, and Placeless Rights TB66: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Chair Jennifer Natalie Fish (Old Dominion University) Disc. David C. Earnest (Old Dominion University) Panel Reimagining Sovereignty: Deterritorializa on and the Filipino Na on M. Sco Solomon (University of South Florida) Imagining Home: Placeless Refugees as Border Poli cs in the Great Lakes Region Erika Frydenlund (Old Dominion University) Selling the Occult: Neoliberalism and Alternate Modernity in Sub‐ Saharan Africa Patricia Anne Raxter (Old Dominion University) Situa ng Refugee and Migrant Infants and Children in South Africa’s Construc on of Ci zenship Erika Frydenlund (Old Dominion University) Jennifer Natalie Fish (Old Dominion University) Environmental Studies Global Environmental Jus ce TB67: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Chair Klaus Dingwerth (University of Bremen) Disc. Klaus Dingwerth (University of Bremen) Panel Explaining the Alloca on of Environmental Resources: The Case of Fisheries Eleni Dellas (VU University Amsterdam) Women, E‐Waste, and Technological Solu ons to Climate Change Lucy McAllister (University of Colorado at Boulder) Amanda Magee In the Shadow of the Canal: interna onal norms, the environment and human rights in Panama Michelle A. Wa s (American Public University System) Kate Brannum (American Public University Associa on) Kimberly S. Ru (American Public University System) Climate, Fair Shares, and Leadership Henry Shue (University of Oxford) Jus ce, Interests, and Ins tu onal Mandates in Global Forest Governance Kimberly R. Marion Suiseeya (Duke University) Interna onal Organiza on Norm Di usion TB68: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Chair Kate M. R. Seaman (University of Bath ) Disc. Jeni Whalan (University of New South Wales) Panel Ge ng Interna onal Norms Without the Great Powers: Insights From the An personnel Mine Ban and Interna onal Criminal Court Adam S. Bower (University of Oxford) Global Educa on Governance by Numbers: Educa on Sector Investment, Condi onality, and Domes c Policy Responses to the OECD Programme for Interna onal Student Assessment David Lopez (University of Washington) Interna onal Organiza ons as "Norm Consumers": The Di usion of Policy Norms of the Protec on of Civilians, Public Informa on, and Quick Impact Projects to the UN Kseniya Oksamytna (LUISS Guido Carli and University of Geneva) ‘Democracy’ as a Contested Norm in the (De‐)Legi ma on of Interna onal Organiza ons Sophie Eisentraut (Freie Universität Berlin) Reinforcing Democracy: Norms Leaders in La n America Dejan Bajic (DePaul University) Ethnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on Studies The Power Poli cs of Migra on Governance: Spa al Control, Extraterritoriality, & For ed Borders TB69: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Chair Fiona Adamson (SOAS, University of London) Disc. Phil Triada lopoulos (Toronto) Panel Troubling Borders: The Case of the Sans‐Papiers in France Catherine Raissiguier (New Jersey City University) The Europeaniza on of Canadian Refugee Policy Dagmar Soennecken (York University) The North/South Nexus: How Western policies a ect migrants to Morocco and Egypt Kelsey Pearce Norman (University of California, Irvine) States Behaving Badly: New Norms on the Restric on of Interna onal Mobility Craig Damian Smith (University of Toronto) Kiran Banerjee (University of Toronto) Theme: Spaces and Places: Geopoli cs in an Era of Globaliza on Addressing the Nega ve Externali es of Globaliza on TB70: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Chair Eric Wiebelhaus‐Brahm (University of Arkansas at Li le Rock) Disc. Eric Wiebelhaus‐Brahm (University of Arkansas at Li le Rock) Panel Construc ng Globality: Debates of Inequality in the World Bank and UNDP Katja Freistein (Bielefeld University) Geopoli cs of Globaliza on: Con nuity or Breaking the Mould? The North America’s Case and A New Approach Jessica De Alba-Ulloa (Universidad Anahuac Mexico Norte) (Un)Social Media: From Group Cohesion to Messages of Hate Alena Jana Thekla Eis (London School of Economics and Poli cal Science) Unequal Partnerships?: Western and Local Nongovernmental Organizing for Peace Courtney Cole (Bentley University) Rethinking Globaliza on by Looking from Central Asia Muhammet Savas Ka asyali (Kirikkale University) Na onal Governance for the Globalized Economy Arvid Lukauskas (Columbia University) David E. Spiro (Columbia University) Global Development Urbanity in the Ordinary: Developing Ci es in Compara ve Context TB71: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Chair Stephen D. Marr (Malmö University) Disc. Beth Elise Whitaker (University of North Carolina at Charlo e) Panel Democracy, or Something Like It? : Detroit, Lagos and the Future of Poli cal Par cipa on in an Era of Urban Extremes Stephen D. Marr (Malmö University) Hard and So : Transna onal Policy Processes and Urban Planning the Developing World Peter Hallberg (Malmö University) Performing and Consuming Militarized Corporate Images of Urban (In)Security Susan Jackson (Malmö Högskola) New Wars: Urbaniza on, Poli cal Con ict, and Violence in Sub‐ Saharan Africa Cara E. Jones (Mary Baldwin College) Interna onal Poli cal Sociology Poli cs of Obscenity II: The (In)visible Body TB72: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Chair Andreja Zevnik (University of Manchester) Disc. Stefanie R. Fishel (Hobart William Smith) Panel The Poli cal Subject of Self‐Immola on. Nicholas Michelsen (King's College London) Throwing Our Weight Around... The Geography of the Fat Female Body and the Crea on of a Global Community Sarah Tillery (Portland Community College) Bloody Bodies: The Circula on of Images of Death Jessica Auchter (University of Tennessee at Cha anooga) Caught Ob‐Scene: The Police and Poli cs of Disappearance, or on The Possible Radicaliza on of Data Protec on Rocco Bellanova (Peace Research Ins tute Oslo (PRIO) & Université Saint-Louis (Brussels)) Gloria González Fuster (Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB)) Making Jade Goody Audible: A Postcolonial Feminist Reading of a Young Dead Woman Shiera S. Malik (DePaul University) Interna onal Organiza on Exercising Power in the Periphery TB73: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Chair Anne Holthoefer (University of Chicago) Disc. Per Jansson (Linköping University) Panel The Poli cs of UN Reform: the Case of UN Women Caroline Bouchard (University of Edinburgh) Fiona Mackay (University of Edinburgh) Cons tuent Power: Theorizing a Neglected Dimension of Poli cal Force John G. Oates (Ohio State University) Unconven onal Power: Less Powerful States' Strategic Use of Interna onal Norms Valerie Freeland (Northwestern University) The Power of Aboriginals as Non‐State Actors in Interna onal Ins tu ons Andrew Chater (University of Western Ontario) Ethnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on Studies Na onal Iden ty and Belonging: Challenges and Trends TB79: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Chair Hans Scha le (Yonsei University) Disc. Hans Scha le (Yonsei University) Panel Becoming Transna onal Ci zens: Circulatory Migra on and Civic Engagement Among the Liberian Diaspora Janet E. Reilly (City University of New York Graduate Center/ Sarah Lawrence College) Nego a ng Na onal and Sexual Iden es: How to be Gay and also a ‘Good Georgian’ Liam Campbell The Impact of Place on the Mobiliza on and Achievements of Undocumented Youths Fanny Lauby (CUNY Graduate Center / Sorbonne Nouvelle) Resilience and World Poli cs: Challenges and Opportuni es Philippe Bourbeau (University of Namur) "We're not Europe, thank God!": Russian State Iden ty and the Othering of LGBT Iden es Cai Wilkinson (Deakin University ) Interna onal Security Studies Foreign Policy Analysis Roundtable on T.V. Paul's Warrior State: Pakistan in the Contemporary World TC01: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Chair Norrin M. Ripsman (Concordia University) Download 5.69 Kb. Do'stlaringiz bilan baham: |
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