Assessing feasibility of hydropeacebuilding in the Jordan River Basin using serious gaming and a human ecosystem approach
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Roland Paris (University of O awa) Part. Jennifer Je s (Canadian Interna onal Council) Part. Duncan Wood (Mexican Autonomous Technological Ins tute (ITAM)) Part. Keith Burnet (Chatham House) Roundtable Theory Compara ve Interdisciplinary Studies Scien c Study of Interna onal Processes Counterfactuals in Interna onal Rela ons: Making Sense of Complexity - or Adding Noise to the Signals? WB13: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Chair Fred Cherno (Colgate University) Disc. Fred Cherno (Colgate University) Part. Bruce J. Bueno de Mesquita (New York University) Part. Ned Lebow (Dartmouth College) Part. Robert D. English (University of Southern California) Roundtable Theme: Spaces and Places: Geopoli cs in an Era of Globaliza on Peering into the MIST: Emerging Economies (e.g. Mexico, Indonesia, South Korea and Turkey) and the Geopoli cal Order WB14: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Chair Alan Bowman (Foreign A airs and Interna onal Trade Canada) Part. Simon Palamar (Centre for Interna onal Governance Innova on/Carleton University) Part. Laura Neack (Miami University) Part. Dimitri della Faille (Universite du Quebec en Outaouais) Roundtable Junior Scholar Symposia Iden es, Boundaries and Borders WB15: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Chair Harvey Starr (University of South Carolina) Junior Scholar Junior Scholar Symposia Beyond Borders WB15-A: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Disc. Patrick Thaddeus Jackson (American University) JSS Group Norma ve Power Europe? Networks, Foreign Policy and the European Union’s Transforming External Iden ty Francesco V. Ortoleva (Florida Interna onal University) Recon guring the Norma ve Structure through Socializa on: The Case of Eastward Expansion of the Council of Europe Ezgi Yildiz (Graduate Ins tute (IHEID), Geneva & ICourts, University of Copenhagen) The Non‐European Other as Barbarian: When the EU Talks about Security through Democracy Evangelos Fanoulis (University of Essex) Na onal Ties Beyond State: Irreden sm And Possible Resolu on Towards Making Borders Irrelevant. Zarine Khan (Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU)) Junior Scholar Symposia Changing Nature of Borders and Boundaries WB15-B: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Disc. Daniel Nexon (Georgetown University) JSS Group We are Watching You: Drones and the Changing Meaning of State Boundaries Mark A. Shirk (University of Maryland) The EU and Security Sector Reform in Bosnia‐Herzegovina and Afghanistan: Does Space ma er? Siddharth Tripathi (Freie University, Berlin) Rethinking Sovereignty in the Western Balkans ‐ A Deconstruc onist View Vjosa Musliu (Ghent University) Confron ng Sea Level Rise: Analyzing how Solu ons for Small Island States will Impact the Tradi onal Concepts of Sovereignty, Law, and Legal Boundaries Jessica Nea e (University of Oregon) Junior Scholar Symposia Framing and Symbolism: Case Studies in Understanding Borders WB15-C: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:14 PM Disc. L. H. M. Ling (The New School) JSS Group From the Durand Line to the “Af/Pak” Border: Construc ng and Deconstruc ng Space Across Time Thomas Cavanna (University of Pennsylvania ) Na onalism Without Borders: Geopoli cal Representa ons of Saharan Nomadic Actors in the Framework of the Con ict in Northern Mali Luca Raineri (Sant'Anna School of Advanced Studies) Francesco Strazzari (NUPI / Sant'Anna School of Advanced Studies) Maps into Na ons: Kurdistan, Kurdish Na onalism and Interna onal Society Zeynep N. Kaya (London School of Economics and Poli cal Science) “Post‐Con ict” Border Violence: The Case of Georgia‐Abkhazia Anastasia Shesterinina (University of Bri sh Columbia) Junior Scholar Symposia Gender and Norms WB15-D: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Disc. Ca a Cecilia Confor ni (Wellesley College) Disc. Brooke Ackerly (Vanderbilt University) JSS Group Transna onal Muslim‐Western Partnerships for Women's Rights: Bridging the Religious‐Secular Divide? Sheherazade R. Jafari (American University) Violated Boundaries and Bodies that Move: Sex, Gender and the 'Delhi Gang Rape' Kandida Iris Purnell (University of Aberdeen) Boomerang or Backlash: Transna onal Advocacy and Norm Contesta on Rochelle Terman (University of California Berkeley) Same‐Sex Marriage: A Cascading Norm? Bre Remkus Bri (University of Delaware) Theme: Spaces and Places: Geopoli cs in an Era of Globaliza on Perspec ves on the Global South WB16: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Chair Nicholas David Thomas (City University of Hong Kong) Disc. Nicholas David Thomas (City University of Hong Kong) Disc. Nadine Godehardt (S ung Wissenscha und Poli k (SWP)) Panel Geopoli cs, temporality and Democracy in South Asia Seema Narain (Deshbandhu College) U.S Foreign Policy Toward La n America: The Combat Against Drug‐ Tra cking and Its Interests Pedro Casas V M Arantes (Pon cal Catholic University of Minas Gerais) Alyson Borges (PUC Minas) “Func onal expansion” of Membership: Compara ve Analysis of the SCO and ASEAN cases Ekaterina Koldunova (Moscow State Ins tute of Interna onal Rela ons (University)) Teaching Interna onal Rela ons in the Global South: Opportuni es and Challenges David Hornsby (University of the Witwatersrand) Theme: Spaces and Places: Geopoli cs in an Era of Globaliza on Presiden al Roundtable: Transna onal Regulatory Integra on and Development WB17: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Chair Gerald Andrew McDermo (University of South Carolina) Disc. Stephen J. Kobrin (University of Pennsylvania) Part. Laszlo Bruszt (European University Ins tute) Part. Richard Locke Part. Tim Bartley (Ohio State University) Part. Gerald Andrew McDermo (University of South Carolina) Roundtable Scien c Study of Interna onal Processes Human Rights Repression and Regime Stability WB18: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Chair Ma hew R. DiGiuseppe (University of Mississippi) Disc. Jacqueline H. R. DeMeri (University of North Texas) Disc. Courtenay R. Conrad (University of California, Merced) Panel Bullet‐proof? Coup‐Proo ng, Spa al Dependencies, and Peer‐Group E ects Tobias F. Boehmelt (Swiss Federal Ins tute of Technology (ETH Zurich)) Andrea Ruggeri (University of Amsterdam) Dirty War or Dirty Peace? Changing the Strategy of Repression in Authoritarian States Joakim Kreutz (Swedish Ins tute for Interna onal A airs) Trampling out the Spark? Governments’ Strategic Reac on to the Threat of Ethnic Con ict Contagion Janina Beiser (University College London) Empowering Ac vists or Autocrats? Internet and Authoritarian Survival Espen Geelmuyden Rød (University of Konstanz and Peace Research Ins tute, Oslo) Coup as a Commitment Problem Cur s Bell (University of Tennessee at Knoxville) The Turn of the Screw of the Authoritarian State: Repression, Revolt, and Autocra c Stability Sco Gates (Peace Research Ins tute Oslo (PRIO) and Norwegian University of Science and Technoogy (NTNU)) Haavard M. Nygaard (University of Oslo) Håvard Strand (Peace Research Ins tute Oslo) Theme: Spaces and Places: Geopoli cs in an Era of Globaliza on Territorial Designs in Foreign and Domes c Poli cs WB19: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Chair Ian S. Lus ck (University of Pennsylvania) Disc. Ahsan I. Bu (George Mason University) Panel Seeing Like an Empire, Ac ng Like A State: Territorial Design and Foreign Policy of the O oman Empire. Burak Kadercan (University of Reading) From Taboo to Taboo: West Germany’s Shi ing Territorial Concep ons Boaz Atzili (American University) Giving without Receiving? Jus fying Unilateral Territorial Withdrawal in Israeli Poli cs Ariel Zellman (Harry S. Truman Research Ins tute for the Advancement of Peace) Which Land is Our Land? Explaining Change in the Desired State Borders by Stateless Na onalist Movements Nadav Shelef (University of Wisconsin) Harris G. Mylonas (George Washington University) State, Na on, and Territoriality in the Time of Chinese Ascendance Ryan Gri ths (University of Sydney) Human Rights Diverse Approaches to Transi onal Jus ce WB20: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Chair Claudia Alvarenga Marconi (Pon cal Catholic University of São Paulo (PUC‐SP) and University Anhembi Morumbi) Disc. Claudia Alvarenga Marconi (Pon cal Catholic University of São Paulo (PUC‐SP) and University Anhembi Morumbi) Panel Transi onal Jus ce, Customary Law, and Legal Pluralism in Solomon Islands Joanna R. Quinn (The University of Western Ontario) Tradi onal Jus ce: A Strategic‐Choice Approach Adam Kochanski (University of O awa) Overcoming the Methodological Divide: A Mul ‐Method Research Agenda for Transi onal Jus ce Gearoid M. Millar (University of Aberdeen) From Transi onal to Transforma ve Jus ce: An Agenda for Research and Prac ce Simon A. Robins (University of York) Diploma c Studies The Role and Agency of Diplomats WB21: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Chair Helena Yakovlev Golani (University of Toronto, the Munk School of Global A airs) Disc. Jason Rancatore (American University) Panel Diplomats: When Symbols of Sovereignty Become Managers of Regime Change Jeremie A. Cornut (McGill University) Expert Diplomacy: On Diplomats and Experts in Mul lateral Diplomacy Julia Frohneberg (University of Hamburg/University of Copenhagen) Diplomats and Characters: The Portrayal of Foreign Leaders in the Leaked US Diploma c Cables Jonathan Boyd (University of Reading) Diplomats as Epistemic Communi es in Ins tu on Building: the Danube and the Treaty of Paris 1856 Yuan (Joanne) Yao (London School of Economics and Poli cal Science) Foreign Policy Analysis East Asian Security Dynamics and the Recalibra on of Risk in Japanese Foreign Policy WB22: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Chair Richard Samuels (MIT) Disc. Hiro Katsumata (Kanazawa University) Panel Internal and External Risks to Japan's Northern Territories Policy Paul M. O'Shea (Aarhus University) North Korea and the Poli cs of Risk Framing in Japan Ra Mason (University of Central Lancashire) Sebas an Maslow (Heidelberg University) Building a Mari me “Great Wall” to Contain China?: Japan’s Recalibra on of Risk in the Militariza on of Okinawa Key-young Son (Korea University) Risks of Sameness: The ‘Rise of China’ and Japan’s Ontological Security Kai Schulze (Free University Berlin) Interna onal Poli cal Sociology Global Development Understanding Global Governance through its Agents WB23: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Chair Niilo Kauppi (French Na onal Center for Scien c Research CNRS/Strasbourg) Chair Mikael Rask Madsen (University of Copenhagen) Disc. David Schwartz Panel Iden ty Switching from Transna onal Professionals Leonard Seabrooke (Copenhagen Business School) Power Elites and Club‐Model Poli cs in Global Finance Eleni Tsingou (Copenhagen Business School) Producing Coordinates for Global Ac on: The Case of Higher Educa on Professionals Niilo Kauppi (French Na onal Center for Scien c Research CNRS/Strasbourg) Ideals of Publicness and Transna onal Elites Ole Jacob Sending (Norwegian Ins tute of Interna onal A airs) Transna onal Legal Entrepreneurs as Global Power Brokers Mikael Rask Madsen (University of Copenhagen) Interna onal Poli cal Sociology Anima ng Geopoli cs I: Science, Poli cs, and Materiality WB24: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Chair Joanne Sharp (University of Glasgow) Disc. Claudia E. Aradau (King's College London) Panel Quantum Geopoli cs: Interna onal Rela ons and the Ma er of Science Louise Amoore (Durham University) The Ambivalence of Immanence: The Promises of Poli cal Ontology Revisited Garnet Kindervater (University of Minnesota) Elizabeth Johnson (University of Exeter) Wet Ontologies, Fluid Spaces Philip Steinberg (Durham University) Kimberley Peters Anima ng Geopoli cs at the Intersec on of Feminist & Posthumanist Theory Juanita Sundberg (University of Bri sh Columbia) Reinvigora ng Cri cal Geopoli cs: Posthuman Border Struggles? Vicki Squire (The University of Warwick) Interna onal Security Studies The Forest and the Trees: Contextualizing the Impacts of In uence Opera ons on VNSAs WB25: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Chair John P. Sawyer (University of Maryland (START)) Disc. John P. Sawyer (University of Maryland (START)) Panel Intra‐War Deterrence and Violent Non‐state Actors: Israel vs. Hezbollah Alex Wilner (Munk School, University of Toronto) Mapping the Social Field of Insurgency: Applying a Network Approach to Historical Narra ves A. Joseph West (University of Arizona) Assessing the Study of In uencing Violent Extremist Organiza ons Lauren E. Pinson (Yale University and University of Maryland (START)) Gary A. Ackerman (University of Maryland) John P. Sawyer (University of Maryland (START)) Celebrity CEOs in VEOs: How Terrorist Leaders Use Power and Structure to Maximize Notoriety and Performance Daniel Harris (University of Nebraska Omaha) Douglas C. Derrick (Univers y of Nebraska at Omaha) Impact of Arrests on Terrorism: De ance, Deterrence, or Irrelevance Syed Hussain (Seneca College, Toronto) Theme: Spaces and Places: Geopoli cs in an Era of Globaliza on Geography, Poli cs, and Foreign Direct Investment, Panel #2 WB26: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Chair Lorraine Eden (Texas A&M University) Disc. Christopher Way (Cornell University) Panel Immigra on and FDI Into U.S. States Sarah Andrews Sonal S. Pandya (University of Virginia) David Leblang (University of Virginia) Does Stealing From Foreigners Increase Quality of Life? How Expropria on A ects Economic and Human Rights Across Borders Nicole Janz (University of Cambridge) Paasha Mahdavi (UCLA) Turning Developing into Developed: the case of Persian Gulf based Sovereign Wealth Funds investments in the Emerging Markets Asim Ali (NewOak Capital) Nidhi Shandilya Shatha Al-Aswad Which Host‐Country Speci c Advantages ma er? The case of Chinese OFDI Francisco Urdinez (University of São Paulo) Gilmar Masiero A new economic geography: Foreign polily and investment in La n America. The cases of China engagement in Brazil and Ecuador. Nashira Chavez (University of Miami) Global Development Mobilizing for Change in the Global South WB27: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Chair Deina A. Abdelkader (University of Massachuse s) Disc. Deina A. Abdelkader (University of Massachuse s) Panel Why Have the Monarchies Survived the Arab Spring? An Ideological ‐Ins tu onal Analysis Robert Snyder (Southwestern University) Arab Spring: Would Flowers of Democracy Bloom? Manochehr Dorraj (Texas Chris an University) Dynamics of the Women's Movement in Afghanistan Eric J. Reading (Chemonics Interna onal) Par cipatory Democracy And The Contextual Temporal Dynamics In Interna onal Protest Movement Osaren n Idahosa (University of Benin) Mobiliza on Against the High Cost of Living in Burkina Faso Be na Engels (Freie Universität Berlin) Scien c Study of Interna onal Processes Pathways to Democracy WB28: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Chair Rachel Vanderhill (Wo ord College) Disc. Jack A. Goldstone (George Mason University) Panel Forecas ng Democracy: Demography's Sta s cal In uence on the Global Pa ern of Stable Liberal Democracy Richard Cinco a (The S mson Center) Poli cal Trust in Asia, 2005‐2012: A Cross‐Na onal Comparison Jieun Park (University of Rhode Island) Marc L. Hutchison (University of Rhode Island) When Do Contested Borders Inhibit Democra za on? Bryan A. Frederick (RAND) Interna onal Security Studies Audience Costs: Condi ons and Founda ons WB29: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Chair Alexander B. Downes (George Washington University) Disc. Jessica Weeks (Cornell University) Panel Give Me an Example: Model Tes ng, Case Studies and Interna onal Rela ons Research Yonatan Lupu (George Washington University) A General Equilibrium Theory of Poli cal Contesta on and Interna onal Ins tu ons Stephen Chaudoin (University of Pi sburgh) A Compara ve Theory of Signaling in Interna onal Crisis Bargaining Jessica C. Weiss (Yale University) What Audiences Really Want: The E ect of Compromise on Domes c Audiences Costs Ryan Brutger (Princeton University) Do Domes c Publics Punish Leaders for Backing Down or for Bad Policies? An Experimental Study Jack S. Levy (Rutgers University) Michael K. McKoy (Rutgers University) Geo rey P. R. Wallace (Rutgers University) Theme: Spaces and Places: Geopoli cs in an Era of Globaliza on Perspec ves on Human Rights WB30: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Chair Dave Benjamin (University of Bridgeport) Disc. Lamis Abdelaaty (University of California, Santa Cruz) Panel Contextualizing the Universal: Poli cal, Legal, and Material Factors in (Jus fying) Human Rights Viola ons Rachel L. Wahl (New York University) The unfolding story of human rights repor ng: Tensions, strategies and next steps Shayna Plaut (University of Bri sh Columbia) “The Road Less Traveled” – Bosnia and Herzegovina’s Compliance with the European Union Human Rights Condi onality Vanja Petricevic (Florida Gulf Coast University ) Are Borders a Legi mate Means of Determining the Subject of Interna onal Protec on?: Agenda‐se ng, Framing, and Internally Displaced Persons Sho Akahoshi (Kobe University) Territory, Authority, Rights and Indi erence in the Syrian War Lucia Najslova (Charles university in Prague) Promo ng Respect for Human Rights in Africa: From the Global to the Local? Maria-Victoria Perez-Rios (City University of New York) Interna onal Security Studies Illicit Flows and Dark Networks: Implica ons for Interna onal Security WB31: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Chair Phil Williams (University of Pi sburgh) Disc. Wendy Wong (University of Toronto) Panel Toward a Causal Explana on of Illicit Arms Supply David Kinsella (Portland State University) A Lack of Trust: The Criminal Ac vism of Wikileaks and Anonymous Peter Brown (University of Toronto) The Small Worlds of al‐Muhajiroun: Network Structure, Collec ve Ac on and Power in a Dark Transna onal Advocacy Network Michael Kenney (University of Pi sburgh) Illicit Governance: New Data on Terrorist Service Provision Lindsay Heger (One Earth Future & Korbel School of Interna onal Studies, University of Denver) Interna onal Security Studies Civil Wars, Intrastate Violence, and State-making WB32: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Chair Marcia B. Hartwell (CSCMO Scholar, USMA (West Point)) Disc. Kirssa Cline Ryckman (University of Arizona) Panel The Impact of Mercenaries and PMSCs on Civil War Severity from 1946 to 2002 Ulrich Andreas Petersohn (University of Liverpool) Not All Intrastate Violence is Civil War: Varie es of Violence and Common Support in Civil War Research Alec Worsnop (Massachuse s Ins tute of Technology) Resilient Rebels: The Rela onship Between Civil War Dura on and Outcome Camille Strauss-Kahn (Columbia University) Nora Keller (Columbia University) The Transforma on of Militant Movements During Violent Insurgencies: Spa al Shi s and Pa erns of Social Interac on Stefan Malthaner (European University Ins tute) Civil Wars and State Making Michael J. Lee (Indiana University) Human Rights Unarmed Civil Insurrec ons: Successes and Challenges WB33: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Chair Stephen Zunes (University of San Francisco) Disc. Maciej Bartkowski (Interna onal Center on Nonviolent Con ict) Panel Mothers & Daughters March: Two Decades of Civil Resistance Against Feminicide and Disappearance in Juárez, Mexico Alice Driver Gandhian Struggles for Land Kurt Schock (Rutgers University Newark) The Kenyan Struggle against the Moi Regime, 1985‐1992: Nonviolent Resistance and Gradual Democra c Transi on Stephen Zunes (University of San Francisco) Depic ons of War and Peace in Media Coverage of Pales nian Crisis Cynthia A. Boaz (Sonoma State University) The One Who Must Not Be Named: External Powers and the Strategic Logic of An ‐Regime Campaigns Ches Thurber (Tu s University) Interna onal Security Studies Peace Studies The Future Vision of a Uni ed Korean Peninsula and Peace-Building in Northeast Asia WB34: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Chair Tae‐Hwan Kwak (Eastern Kentucky University) Disc. Sco Snyder (Senior Fellow for Korea Studies, Council on Foreign Rela ons) Disc. Jay M. Parker (Na onal Defense University‐CISA) Panel North Korean Uni ca on Strategies Sachio Nakato (Ritsumeikan University) China and Korean Uni ca on Strategies Taewan Kim (American University/ Dong-eui Univeristy) Russia and Korean Uni ca on Strategies Seung-Ho Joo (University of Minnesota Morris) Japan and Korean Uni ca on Strategies. Yoshinori Kaseda (University of Kitakyushu) The Obama Administra on’s Policy on Korean Uni ca on Taehyung Ahn (Florida Interna onal University) Peace Studies Interna onal Security Studies Local Legi macy and Ownership: The Neglected Perspec ve of Peacebuilding WB35: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Chair Oliver Richmond (University of Manchester) Disc. Oliver Richmond (University of Manchester) Panel Local Perspec ves on Local Ownership: The Case of the UN in DR Congo Sarah von Billerbeck (King's College London) Transforming Military Coali ons: The Impact of Local and Interna onal Legi macy Considera ons on the Structure of the Interna onal Security Assistance Force (ISAF) Katharina Coleman (University of Bri sh Columbia) ‘Legi mate Poli cs’? Elite Pacts and the New Deal’s Peacebuilding and Statebuilding Goals Dominik Zaum (University of Reading) The Impact of Local Legi macy on Police Reform in Kosovo Birte Gippert (University of Reading) The Importance of Informal Ins tu ons in Post‐Con ict Statebuilding Chris ne S. Cheng (King's College London) Interna onal Poli cal Economy Crea ve Destruc on, Innova on Policies, and China’s Global Emergence WB36: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Chair Maximilian Mayer (Bonn University) Disc. Pete Su meier (University of Oregon) Panel How to Prepare for the Green Growth Race: Insights From EV Policy Development in China, India, and Europe Doris Fischer (University of Würzburg) China's Science and Technology Policy: Predatory or Coopera ve Development? Joel R. Campbell (Troy University) China's WTO Membership 10 Years Later: Technological Dependence or Technological Catch‐up? Andrea Filippe (London School of Economics and Poli cal Science) Transna onal Strategic Alliances as a Factor for China's Military Innova on: Carriers, missiles, and Combat System Development Sarah K. Kirchberger (University of Hamburg) The Myth of State Hegemony: China, the US, and the Deterritorializa on of the Global Economy Brandon Tozzo (Queen's University) Dru J. Lauzon (Queen's University) Foreign Policy Analysis Image and Social Reputa on in Interna onal Rela ons WB37: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Chair Jelena Subo c (Georgia State University) Disc. Jelena Subo c (Georgia State University) Panel Reputa on as a Social Incen ve: Support for the Arms Trade Treaty and “Responsible” Arms Export Norms Jennifer L. Erickson (Boston College) We've Reached Our Limits: Insights from China's Response at the UN Security Council to the Libyan and Syrian Civil Wars Courtney J. Fung (The University of Hong Kong) The Janus Faced Nature of Na on Branding: Coop on and Resistance in the Contemporary Poli cs of Compe ve Iden ty Christopher Browning (University of Warwick) Shame on You: Reputa on, Reprisals, and Weak Actor In uence in Interna onal Poli cs Joshua W. Busby (University of Texas Aus n) Kelly M. Greenhill (Tu s University, Harvard University) "Marke ng" the Rise of a Great Power: A Compara ve Analysis of the United States and China Manjari Cha erjee Miller (Boston University) "If you're so evil, eat this ki en!" Reputa onal Leverage at the Global Periphery Valerie Freeland (Northwestern University) Peace Studies Interroga ng the Nature of and Rela onships Between State and Non-state Sources of Peace, Security, and Jus ce: Examples from Africa, Oceania, and Beyond WB38: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Chair Roger Mac Ginty (University of Manchester) Disc. Bruce Baker (Coventry University) Panel Working With Local Sources of Peace and Order – Ques ons of Human Rights M. Anne Brown (University of Queensland) Predatory, Parasi c or Symbio c Rela ons? Revealing Rela onships Between State and Non‐State Providers of Security and Jus ce in West Africa Charles T. Hunt (University of Queensland) Examining the dynamics of hybrid war and hybrid peace in the interfaces of interna onal interven on and local poli cal ordering in Somalia Louise Wiu Moe Place and Space of Belonging: Public Opinion, Collec ve Iden es and the Power of Media Cris na Pace (New University of Lisbon (UNL)) Intelligence Studies Covert Ac on and Intelligence WB39: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Chair Erik Dahl (Naval Postgraduate School) Disc. Peter Gill (University of Liverpool) Panel The Enduring Myths of Covert Ac on Loch K. Johnson (University of Georgia) The Special Reconnaissance Unit and the Origins of Clandes ne HUMINT in Northern Ireland David Anderson Charters (University of New Brunswick) The Future of American Espionage Joe Wippl (Boston University) So Spying: Leveraging Globaliza on as Proxy Military Rivalry Ma hew D. Crosston (Bellevue University) Intelligence Agencies and the Use of Lethal Force Shannon Ford (Australian Graduate School of Policing and Security, Charles Sturt University) Human Rights Feminist Theory and Gender Studies Women's Rights and World Poli cs WB40: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Chair Kristen Williams (Clark University) Disc. Kristen Williams (Clark University) Panel Arms Imports and Women's Human Rights Clair Apodaca (Virginia Tech) Advoca ng Reproduc ve Health Feryal M. Cherif (Loyola Marymount University) Representa on of Gender in Con ict Within the United Na ons Lonella Streitz (University of Missouri) How Human Rights Frames are Co‐opted in Opposi on to Abor on Rights: The Canadian Case Katherine Hunt (University of Nebraska-Lincoln) Women’s Rights, Land, and Con ict Paola Fajardo-Heyward (Canisius College) Foreign Policy Analysis Military Interven on and Public Opinion: Does the Public Ma er? WB41: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Chair Joshua D. Kertzer (Dartmouth College / Harvard University) Disc. Daniel P. Fitzsimmons (University of Calgary) Panel Public Opinion and U.S. Foreign Policy: Tes ng the E ects of Poli cal Knowledge Steven Hook (Kent State University) E ec ve strategic Narra ves? Italy and the War on Libya Fabrizio Co cchia (Sant'Anna School of Advanced Studies - Pisa (Italy)) Images of Iran and Support for Preventa ve Airstrikes: Evidence from the UK Graeme A. Davies (University of Leeds) A er Quagmire: How the Soviet‐Afghan War In uenced Soviet Policy in Eastern Europe from 1989 to 1991 Bradford Stapleton (UCLA) Some Cues Not Taken: Elite Cue Theory and Public Opinion on the U.S. Interven on in Somalia David Hunter Walsh (Rutgers University) Ethnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on Studies Ethnic Divisions, Poli cal Compe on, and Governance: Specifying the Founda ons for Inter-ethnic Coopera on WB42: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Chair Stuart Kaufman (University of Delaware) Disc. Stuart Kaufman (University of Delaware) Panel Ethnic Divisions, Poli cal Compe on, and Public Goods Provision in Africa Rachel Miyoshi Gisselquist (United Na ons University) The Poli cal Economy of Ethnic Mobiliza on: Comparing the Emergence, Consolida on and Radicaliza on of Ethnic Par es in Post‐Colonial Sri Lanka and Malaysia Nikolaos Biziouras (United States Naval Academy) The Poli cs of the Memorial in Shi’ite South Lebanon Ora B. Szekely (Clark University) Promo ng Inter‐ethnic Coexistence and Coopera on: An Experimental Approach Omar McDoom (London School of Economics) Mobilizing the Marginalized: How social mobiliza on in uences electoral mobiliza on Amit Ahuja (University of California, Santa Barbara) Environmental Studies Compara ve Energy and Climate Poli cs WB43: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Chair Graeme Auld (Carleton University) Disc. Henrik Selin (Boston University) Panel Renewable Energy Poli cs: Comparing Policy Implementa on in the United States, Canada and Australia Leah Stokes (Massachuse s Ins tute of Technology) Biofuels Regula on in the US, EU, and California: Poli cs and the Choice of Policy Instruments Hanna Breetz (University of California, Berkeley) The Poli cs of Avia on Carbon: Ins tu ons and Airline Preferences for Emissions Regula on in Australia, Britain, Canada, and the United States Chase Foster Great Power Poli cs and the Mutually Assured Destruc on of the Environment Michael Stone (Yale University) Fiddling while the World Burns: How Business Interests Shape Compara ve Climate Poli cs Ma o Mildenberger (Yale University) Environmental Studies “Straddling Sovereign es: Local and Global Dynamics of Keeping ‘em in the Ground” WB44: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Chair Robin Broad (American University) Disc. Craig Kau man (University of Oregon) Panel Footprints Of The Dragon: A Compara ve Study Of China’S Investment In Energy And Natural Resources In Ghana And Ecuador Richard Aidoo (Coastal Carolina University) Min Ye (Coastal Carolina University) Pamela Mar n (Coastal Carolina University) Strategic Choices in the Campaign to End Mountaintop Removal Mining Laura Bozzi (Yale University) The Environmental Issue in Amazonia and Oil Explora on: An Overview Rafael Rezende (UniLasalle) Raquel Aguiar Raisa Sathler Keep Them in The Ground ‐‐ Beyond Fossil Fuels and Climate Change: The Case of Gold Mining in El Salvador and Guatemala Robin Broad (American University) The Global and Local Challenges of Keeping Norwegian Oil in the Ground Helge Ryggvik Peace Studies War-to-Peace Transi on in Nepal: Alterna ve Perspec ves on Security, Gender, and Development WB45: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Chair Tatsushi Arai (SIT Graduate Ins tute) Disc. Cathryn Thurston (Na onal Intelligence University) Panel Democracy through Revolu onary Partnership and Inclusive Development: Post‐War Nepal in Transi on Tatsushi Arai (SIT Graduate Ins tute) Social Transforma on in Post‐Con ict Nepal: A Gender Perspec ve Punam Yadav (University of Sydney) Relevance of Community Governance and Peacebuilding from Below: A Case of Nepal Keshav Acharya (University of New England) Interna onal Organiza on New Peace Ini a ves Under the Loop: A Closer Look at the AU, EU, and the Democra c Republic of Congo WB46: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Chair Annemarie P. Rodt (Roskilde University ‐ Denmark) Disc. Jonathan Fisher (University of Birmingham) Panel Fragile Country, Fragile Pillars: The Situa on of Small War and Small Peace in the DRC Modeste Mba Talla New Kids on the Block: African and European Peace Opera ons Compared Annemarie P. Rodt (Roskilde University - Denmark) External Peacebuilding vis‐à‐vis Regional Con ict Forma ons: The Case of the EU in the Democra c Republic of Congo, Ensuring Coherence Across Borders? Esther Marijnen (Ins tute for European Studies - Vrije Universiteit Brussels) Compara ve Interdisciplinary Studies The Dark Side of Peacekeeping WB48: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Chair George J. Andreopoulos (City University of New York) Download 5.69 Kb. Do'stlaringiz bilan baham: |
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