Academe - International Studies Association
advertisement
Tuesday PWG01: Tuesday 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM Working Group Theorizing Hierarchy in Anarchy: Poli cal, Economic and Social Perspec ves (by invita on only) Sponsor(s): Author Author Author Author Author Author Author Author Author Author Author Author Author Author Author Author Coord. Coord. Working Group Jennifer Lobasz, University of Delaware Yuan‐Kang Wang, Western Michigan University Alex Prichard, University of Exeter Meera Sabaratnam, University of Cambridge David M. McCourt, University of California, Berkeley Evelyn Goh, University of London Jonathan J. Havercro , University of Oklahoma Mark La ey, School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London Kristen Hopewell, University of Bri sh Columbia, Okanagan Xavier Mathieu, University of She eld Naeem Inayatullah, Ithaca College Colin Wight, University of Sydney Laura Sjoberg, University of Florida Ben O'Loughlin, Royal Holloway, University of London Vincent Pouliot, McGill University Anna M. Agathangelou, York University Janice Bially Ma ern, Na onal University of Singapore Ayse Zarakol, University of Cambridge PWG02: Tuesday 9:30 AM - 6:00 PM Working Group The Interna onal Poli cal Economy of Resources: Crea ng Networks and Linkages (by invita on only) Sponsor(s): Author Author Author Author Author Author Author Author Author Author Author Author Author Author Author Author Author Author Author Author Author Author Author Coord. Coord. Part. Working Group Timothy M. Shaw, University of Massachuse s Boston Aslaug Asgeirsdo r, Bates College Melanie Zimmer, Peace Research Ins tute Cyril Obi, Social Science Research Council Emily Meierding, Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies, Geneva Michael D. Beevers, Dickinson College Florian P. Kuehn, Helmut Schmidt University Hamburg Joerg Friedrichs, University of Oxford Wojtek M. Wolfe, Rutgers University Je D. Colgan, American University Manochehr Dorraj, Texas Chris an University Jana Honke, University of Edinburgh Jonna K. Nyman, University of Birmingham Yujia He, Georgia Ins tute of Technology Uwa okun Idemudia, York University Stacy D. VanDeveer, University of New Hampshire Hevina S. Dashwood, Brock University Linda J. Yarr, George Washington University Jessica Steinberg, University of Michigan Xiaojing Sun, Georgia Ins tute of Technology rose hathaway dakin, World Bank Tapan Kumar Sarker, Gri th Business School, Gri th University Hass Kouao‐Bile, Colorado School of Mines Virginia Ann Hau er, University of Maryland Kathleen Hancock, Colorado School of Mines Alero E Akporiaye, University of Texas at Dallas PWK01: Tuesday 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM Workshop Sustainability Transi on and Sustainable Peace: Policy Ini a ves of Governments and Interna onal Organiza ons (by invita on only) Sponsor(s): Coord. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Workshop Grant Panel Hans Guenter Brauch, AFES‐PRESS Carolyn M. Stephenson, University of Hawaii Manoa Hans Bruyninckx, Leuven University Eduardo Viola, University of Brasilia Ursula Oswald Spring, Na onal University of Mexico Jurgen Sche ran, University of Hamburg Sander Happaerts, University of Leuven John Jackson Ewing, S. Rajaratnam School of Interna onal Studies John Grin, University of Amsterdam Florian Kern, University of Sussex PWK02: Tuesday 9:00 AM - 5:30 PM Workshop Advances in Gender and Military Studies (by invita on only) Sponsor(s): Coord. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Workshop Grant Panel Katherine Brown, Kings College London Judith H. S ehm, Florida Interna onal University Annick T. R. Wibben, University of San Francisco Elina K. A. Pen nen, University of Tampere Julia Welland, University of Manchester Claire Duncanson, University of Edinburgh Aaron Belkin, Palm Center Cami Rowe, Manchester University Anthony C. King, University of Exeter PWK03: Tuesday 9:00 AM - 5:30 PM Workshop Filming/Film in IR: Visual Methodologies, Aesthe cs and Ethics in Interna onal Rela ons (by invita on only) Sponsor(s): Coord. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Workshop Grant Panel Laura J. Shepherd, University of New South Wales Sebas an Kaempf, University of Queensland Juha A. Vuori, University of Turku Jill A. Steans, University of Birmingham Cynthia Weber, University of Sussex Linda T. Åhäll, Keele University Michael C. Williams, University of O awa Roger J. Stahl, University of Georgia Cerwyn Moore, University of Birmingham Roland Bleiker, University of Queensland Babak Bahador, University of Canterbury Xavier Guillaume, University of Edinburgh Dirk Nabers, University of Kiel James Der Derian, CISS, University of Sydney PWK04: Tuesday 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM Workshop Hot, Cold and Cool Borderlines in the Americas: Poli cs of Coopera on and Con ict in Fron ers (by invita on only) PWK07: Tuesday 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM Workshop Leave It In the Ground: Choosing to End the Fossil Fuel Era (by invita on only) Sponsor(s): Sponsor(s): Chair Coord. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Workshop Grant Panel Benjamin Lessing, Berkeley Arturo C. Sotomayor, Naval Post‐Graduate School Emmanuel Brunet‐Jailly, University of Victoria Maiah Jaskoski, Naval Postgraduate School Maiah Jaskoski, Naval Postgraduate School Harold Trinkunas, Naval Postgraduate School Sarah R. Chartock, The College of New Jersey (TCNJ) David Sco Palmer, Boston University Peter Andreas, Brown University Cameron G. Thies, University of Iowa Anne Clunan, Naval Postgraduate School Kris na Mani, Oberlin College PWK05: Tuesday 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM Workshop War in 1914: Analy c Perspec ves on Historical Debates (by invita on only) Sponsor(s): Coord. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Workshop Grant Panel John A. Vasquez, University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign William R. Thompson, Indiana University Jack S. Levy, Rutgers University Karen Rasler, Indiana University Paul Schroeder, University of Illinois at Urbana‐ Champaign William Mulligan, University College Dublin Mira Rapp‐Hooper, Columbia University Marc Trachtenberg, University of California, Los Angeles Ronald Bobro , Oglethorpe University Samuel Ruthven Williamson, The University of the South John Frederick Keiger, University of Salford, Manchester, UK David M. Rowe, Kenyon College PWK06: Tuesday 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM Nuclear Poli cs: Beyond Posi vism (by invita on only) Sponsor(s): Coord. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Workshop Workshop Grant Panel Maria Rost Rublee, Australian Na onal University Rens van Munster, Danish Ins tute for Interna onal Studies Ulla Jasper, Center for Security Studies, Zurich Anne Harrington de Santana, Monterey Ins tute, Center for Nonprolifera on Studies Anthony Burke, University of New South Wales Benoit Pelopidas, CISAC, Stanford University Carmen Wunderlich, Peace Research Ins tute Frankfurt Casper Sylvest, University of Southern Denmark Nick Ritchie, University of York David Mu mer, York University Marianne Hanson, University of Queensland Coord. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Workshop Grant Panel Thomas Princen, University of Michigan Jack Manno, State University of New York Robin Broad, American University Pamela Mar n, Coastal Carolina University Laura Bozzi, Yale University Rebecca Pearse, University of New South Wales James Goodman, University of Technology Sydney Stuart Rosewarne, University of Sydney PWK08: Tuesday 9:00 AM - 5:30 PM Workshop World Government and Global Poli cs (by invita on only) Sponsor(s): Coord. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Workshop Grant Panel Catherine Lu, McGill University Richard Falk, University of California Santa Barbara Luis Cabrera, University of Birmingham Terry Macdonald, University of Melbourne Pa T. Lenard, University of O awa Rahul Rao, School of Oriental and African Studies William E. Scheuerman, Indiana University Campbell Craig, Aberystwyth University Mark Bevir, University of California, Berkeley James Bohman, St Louis University Kimberly Hutchings, London School of Economics Miriam Ronzoni, Technical University of Darmstadt Ronald Tinnevelt, Radboud University Nijmegen Chris Brown, London School of Economics and Poli cal Science Robert C. Johansen, University of Notre Dame Daniel H. Deudney, Johns Hopkins University Thomas G. Weiss, CUNY Graduate Center Antje Wiener, University of Hamburg PWK09: Tuesday 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM Workshop Protec ng Human Rights: Du es and Responsibili es of States and Non-State Actors (by invita on only) Sponsor(s): Coord. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Workshop Grant Panel Kurt Mills, University of Glasgow Tim Dunne, University of Queensland Daniel J. Whelan, Hendrix College Toni Erskine, Aberystwyth University Mark Gibney, University of North Carolina Asheville Melissa T. Labonte, Fordham University David J. Karp, University of Glasgow Glenn T. Mitoma, University of Connec cut Michael Galchinsky, Georgia State University Katharine Gelber, University of Queensland Susan Aaronson, George Washington University & Na onal War College Flor Gonzalez, University of Birmingham PWK10: Tuesday 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Workshop Best Prac ces in the Collec on and Presenta on of Con ict Data (by invita on only) PWK12: Tuesday 9:00 AM - 5:30 PM Workshop Bridging the Gap between Role Theory and "Role Prac ce" in Foreign Policy (by invita on only) Sponsor(s): Sponsor(s): Coord. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Workshop Grant Panel Idean Salehyan, University of North Texas Sara McLaughlin Mitchell, University of Iowa Erica Chenoweth, University of Denver David E. Cunningham, University of Maryland Cullen Hendrix, The College of William & Mary K. Chad Clay, University of Georgia Courtenay R. Conrad, University of North Carolina at Charlo e Joakim Kreutz, Uppsala University Margareta Sollenberg, Uppsala University Joseph Wright, Penn State University J. Craig Jenkins, Ohio State University Benjamin E. Bagozzi, Penn State University Martha Crenshaw, Stanford University Philip A. Schrodt, Pennsylvania State University D. Sco Benne , Pennsylvania State University Paul Richard Hensel, University of North Texas Magnus B. J. Oberg, Uppsala University Kris an Skrede Gleditsch, University of Essex Victor Asal, State University of New York at Albany Halvard Buhaug, Peace Research Ins tute Oslo (PRIO) Nils Weidmann, University of Konstanz PWK11: Tuesday 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM Workshop Intelligence Analysis, the Social Sciences and History: Understanding and Explaining Interna onal Actors and Outcomes (by invita on only) Sponsor(s): Coord. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Workshop Grant Panel Stephen Marrin, Brunel University Mark Phythian, University of Leicester Erik Dahl, Naval Postgraduate School Patrick F. Walsh, Charles Sturt University Melissa A. Graves, University of Mississippi Terry C. Quist, U.S. Army Julian J. Richards, University of Buckingham Dalene Duvenage, 4Knowledge Analysis Solu ons, South Africa Philip H. J. Davies, Brunel University Richard James Aldrich, University of Warwick William J. Lahneman, Towson University Coord. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Workshop Grant Panel Paul A. Kowert, Florida Interna onal University Cameron G. Thies, University of Iowa Keiko Hirata, California State University, Northridge Akan Malici, Furman University Nikola Hynek, Metropolitan University Prague and Charles University Klaus Brummer, University of Erlangen Nuremberg Leslie E. Wehner, German Ins tute of Global and Area Studies Vit Stritecky, Ins tute of Interna onal Rela ons Cris an A. Can r, Oakland University Lisbeth Aggestam, University of Bath Vit Benes, Ins tute of Interna onal Rela ons Prague Ulrich Krotz, European University Ins tute Stephen G. Walker, Arizona State University Juliet Kaarbo, University of Edinburgh PWK13: Tuesday 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM Workshop Interdependence, Networks, and Interna onal Governance (by invita on only) Sponsor(s): Coord. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Workshop Grant Panel Han Dorussen, University of Essex Amanda Murdie, University of Missouri T. Camber Warren, Naval Postgraduate School Oliver Westerwinter, European University Ins tute Becca A. McBride, Vanderbilt University Havard Hegre, Peace and Research Ins tute Oslo Skyler John Cranmer, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Cassy L. Dor , Duke University Yonatan Lupu, George Washington University Paul D. Poast, Rutgers University Brandon J. Kinne, University of Texas, Dallas Zeev Maoz, University of California Davis Atsushi Tago, Kobe University Cur s S. Signorino, University of Rochester Erik Gartzke, University of California, San Diego Gerald Schneider, University of Konstanz Paul Huth, University of Maryland Michael D. Ward, Duke University PWK14: Tuesday 9:00 AM - 5:30 PM Workshop Crowdsourcing Africa: New Communica ons Technologies in Poli cs and Social Science Research (by invita on only) Sponsor(s): Coord. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Workshop Grant Panel Robert Blair, Yale University Carl Death, Aberystwyth University James Long, Harvard University Paul Zachary, George Washington University Grant Gordon, Columbia University Peter van der Windt, Columbia University Guy Grossman, University of Pennsylvania Ruth Carlitz, University of California, Los Angeles Sasha Jesperson, London School of Economics Mark Buntaine, College of William & Mary Michael Findley, University of Texas at Aus n PWK15: Tuesday 9:30 AM - 5:30 PM Workshop What Makes Legal Norms Dis nc ve? (by invita on only) Sponsor(s): Coord. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Workshop Grant Panel Travers McLeod, University of Oxford William Banks, Syracuse University Derek Jinks, University of Texas School of Law Martha Finnemore, George Washington University Antje Wiener, University of Hamburg Wayne Sandholtz, University of Southern California Charli Carpenter, University of Massachuse s Ian Hurd, Northwestern University Sarah Percy, University of Western Australia Karen Alter, Northwestern University and ICourts University of Copenhagen Laura Dickinson, Arizona State University Roman Goldbach, University of Goe ngen Sean K. Richmond, University of Oxford Janina Dill, University of Oxford Wednesday WA01: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Mission Creep: The Militariza on of U.S. Foreign Policy? Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Disc. Panel Foreign Policy Analysis Gordon Adams, American University Shoon Murray, American University Gordon Adams, American University The Balance between the Military and Civilian Ins tu ons in US Foreign and Na onal Security Policy: Trends and Issues Gordon Adams, American University The Military, the CIA and America’s Shadow Wars Jennifer D. Kibbe, Franklin & Marshall College Ambassadors, Combatant Commanders, and U.S. Foreign Policy Shoon Murray, American University Power Di usion and Security Assistance Derek Reveron, US Naval War College Foreign Assistance in Camou age? Measuring the Military Role Nina Sera no, Congressional Research Service Military Advice and U.S. Foreign Policy Decision Making Sharon K. Weiner, American University WA02: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Gender and Interna onal Law Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Feminist Theory and Gender Studies Interna onal Law Pamela Scully, Emory University Karen Brown, University of Minnesota “Women Run the Show”?: Analyzing Gender Violence & Reproduc ve Health Legal Reform under a Majority‐Female Parliament in Rwanda Laura Ann Hebert, Occidental College Jus ce’s Gendered Voice: The Role of Women at the Interna onal Criminal Tribunals for the Former Yugoslavia Kimi L. King, University of North Texas James Meernik, University of North Texas ‘Becoming Raped’:Towards a embodied account of sexual violence Rachel Massey, University of Manchester Understanding 'costs' and 'bene ts' in feminist engagement with interna onal criminal law Catherine O'Rourke, University of Ulster WA03: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel Nego ated Appropria on: Exploring Di usion through Lenses of Discourse and Prac ce Theory Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Compara ve Interdisciplinary Studies The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Antje Ve erlein, Copenhagen Business School Antje Ve erlein, Copenhagen Business School Interna onal Di usion of Neoliberalism and Resistance: The Transforma on of Healthcare System in Turkey Gulsah Baskavak, Middle East Technical University Yetkin Baskavak, Istanbul Bilgi University Di usion through Recontextualisa on: Democracy Discourse in Debates on EU Reform Amelie Ku er, Lancaster University Transla ng Transi on: Europeaniza on Discourse in Bosnia and Herzegovina between Di usion and Coloniza on Danijela Majstorovic, University of Banja Luka, Bosnia and Herzegovina WA04: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Theorizing Sovereignty Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Can E. Mutlu, University of O awa Hans‐Mar n Jaeger, Carleton University Sponsor(s): Michael N. Di Gregorio, McMaster University Jean-Francois Drolet, Queen Mary University London Flavia Guerra-Cavalcan , Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro Pirates, Anarchists, and Terrorists: Transna onal Violence and the Changing Boundaries of Sovereignty Authority. Mark A. Shirk, University of Maryland Panel Fringe Players and the Diploma c Order: A Three‐Dimensional Approach Jozef Batora, Comenius University Nikola Hynek, Metropolitan University Prague and Charles University Niklas Rolf, Royal Holloway University of London Tracing the Thucydidean genesis of interna onal poli cs: A forgo en alterna ve to Hobbes Gergely Romsics, Hungarian Ins tute of Interna onal A airs WA08: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel Di usion, Leadership and the Evolu on of the Transatlan c Rela onship in the Mul polar World Sponsor(s): Between Anarchy and Sovereignty: Interna onal Ins tu ons as Poli cal Development Chair Disc. Disc. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) E ore Greco, Is tuto A ari Internazionali Stephen Mar n Walt, Harvard University Nicole a Pirozzi, Ca olica University, Milan Three Scenarios for the Transatlan c Rela onship Nicola Contessi, McGill University The Disorderly State of 'Interna onal Order': Rebuilding an Elusive Concept Kyle Lascure es, George Washington University Power, Coopera on and the Design of Interna onal Agreements Riccardo Alcaro, Is tuto A ari Internazionali (IAI) Transatlan c Alliance or Disunion? Democracy Promo on in the South Caucasus Nelli Babayan, Freie Universität Berlin The European Union and The Transatlan c Rela onship: The diverging preferences of the member states Michael Sampson, University of Oxford Explaining Greek Arbitra on: Hierarchy and Ideology in the Hellenis c World Arzu Kibris, Sabanci University Meltem Mu uler-Bac, Sabanci University Amy Hsieh, George Washington University Eric Grynaviski, George Washington University Panel Intelligence Studies Aaron B. Frank, George Mason Univeristy Aaron B. Frank, George Mason Univeristy Mul agent approaches to informa on opera ons: Evidence, contexts and a cogni ve architecture Armando Geller, Scensei Maciej M. Latek, George Mason University Seyed M. M. Rizi, George Mason University Interna onal Poli cal Risk Assessments: Convergent Methods of Measuring Convergent Risks to Government and Business Steven Bankes, BAE Systems Order and Jus ce on a Regional Scale? Rethinking the Domes c Analogy in the Poli cal Theories of Thomas Hobbes and John Rawls Salikyu Sangtam, The University of Southern Mississippi Tonya L. Putnam, Columbia University Jodok Troy, University of Innsbruck Bruce Newsome, University of Pennsylvania The signi cance of history for interna onal ethics: global poli cal principles and the naturalis c fallacy On Freedom, Liberty and Rights Interna onal Organiza on Bridging Analy c Silos Kan an Peace and Democra c Peace: Three Misunderstandings Jonathan Floyd, University of Oxford Jyun-yi Lee, Ins tute of Strategy and Interna onal A airs, Na onal Chung Cheng University Chair Disc. Amy E. Eckert, Metropolitan State University of Denver Amy E. Eckert, Metropolitan State University of Denver Ondrej Ditrych, Ins tute of Interna onal Rela ons Prague State Sovereignty, Iden ty and Ethics: the Case of Taiwan Sponsor(s): Interna onal Ethics Hobbes and IR Necromants Malvinas or Falklands: is it possible to profane sovereignty? WA06: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Computa onal Approaches to Intelligence Analysis Chair Disc. Panel Luigi Caran , Universitá di Catania Nietzsche, Kant, the Democra c State and War Chair Disc. Eugene Santos, Dartmouth College WA07: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Histories and Founda ons in Interna onal Ethics Speech and Spectacle: Rousseau, Schmi , and the Psychological Construc on of Sovereignty Sponsor(s): Elisa Jayne Bienenstock, Georgetown University Opinion Change: Dynamic Computa onal Modeling of Uncertainty, Incompleteness, and Inconsistency Interna onal Poli cal Sociology WA05: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Interna onal Organiza ons in History and Theory Aligning simula ons of networks with experimental results Mul polarity, Mul lateralism and Leadership: The Retreat of the West? John Peterson, University of Edinburgh WA09: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM The Poli cs of Economic Crises Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Interna onal Poli cal Economy Michael Francis Kea ng, Richmond the American Interna onal University in London Stormy‐Annika Mildner, German Ins tute for Interna onal and Security A airs (SWP) Containing Crises: The Poli cs of Economic Contagion Sco J. Cook, University of Pi sburgh Ra onal Inac on ‐ How Economic Interdependence A ects Responses to Financial Crises Liam F McGrath, University of Essex Panel Democra za on, inequality, and currency crises (1975‐2008) Byunghwan Son, University of Missouri Explaining the Financial Crisis of 2007‐08: Economics, Poli cal Science, and the Interdisciplinary Division of Labor David Steinberg, University of Oregon The di usion of austerity in Europe: the United Kingdom and France compared Zbigniew Grzegorz Truchlewski, Central European University WA10: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel Through Both Ends of the Lens: Imagery and the Everyday Di usion of the Interna onal Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Interna onal Poli cal Sociology David C. Earnest, Old Dominion University Kyle A. Grayson, Newcastle University “It's everywhere! IR‐knowledge and everyday impact” Felix Ciuta, University College London Visual Sociology in the Classroom: Using Imagery to Teach the Poli cs of Globaliza on Jennifer Natalie Fish, Old Dominion University David C. Earnest, Old Dominion University Empire and Balance of Power: The Cons tu ve E ects of Spa al Structures on Interna onal Order(s) Alena Drieschova, University of Toronto The cartographic crea on of China: an analysis of the meanings embedded in Chinese maps Marijn Nieuwenhuis, University of Warwick Collateral Murder’ and the possibility of video resistance to mediated visual security governance Rune Saugmann Andersen, University of Copenhagen WA11: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel The Diversity of Terrorism in a Di use World: Understanding Pa erns of Change Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Interna onal Security Studies David Rapoport, University of California, Los Angeles Max Abrahms, Johns Hopkins University Adapta on and Di usion within Al‐Muhajiroun: Results from a Field Study Michael Kenney, University of Pi sburgh Construc ng Exper se: Terrorist Recruitment in the Provisional IRA Mia M. Bloom, Pennsylvania State University To Split is Not to End: The Development of a Process Model of Splits in Terrorist Organisa ons John F. Morrison, University of East London, School of Law The Social Welfare Concerns of Terrorist Organiza ons David Rapoport, University of California, Los Angeles WA12: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel Presiden al Theme Panel—Sources of Di usion in Bilateral and Regional Agreements: Regional and Cross-Regional Dynamics in La n American and Asia-Paci c Sponsor(s): Chair Chair Disc. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Diana Tussie Nicola Jane Phillips, University of She eld Diana Tussie Beyond a Concert to a Source of Di use Network Power: The Role of Middle Powers and Small States in the G20 Andrew F. Cooper, University of Waterloo/CIGI Compe on as the Source of Di usion: Explaining Bilateral and Regional FTA Prolifera on in Asia‐Paci c Saori N. Katada, University of Southern California Mireya Solis, Brookings Ins tu on, American University A Web of Asymmetric Trade Agreements vis‐à‐vis Sub Regional Integra on: What Type of Integra on Di usion Characterizes La n America? Cin a V. Quiliconi, FLACSO/ Argen na Regionalism Through Social Policy and Policy Ac on: Rescaling Responsibili es and Rights María Pía Riggirozzi, University of Southampton Nego a ng for the Sake of What? China’s Free Trade Agreements with La n America Carol Wise, University of Southern California WA13: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel FSS2 - Memories, Narra ves and Transla on: Gender, Na on and (Post-) Con ict Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Feminist Theory and Gender Studies Maja Zehfuss, University of Manchester Annick T. R. Wibben, University of San Francisco Illusionary Borders: Stories from Popoki’s Friendship Story Project and Life in the Disaster Areas of Northeastern Japan Ronni Alexander, Kobe University Gender, transla on/interpre ng, and the exercise of power in peace support opera ons Catherine Baker, University of Hull The Forgo en Vic ms: Methodological Challenges of Working with Women Associated with Figh ng Forces in Liberia Helen S. A. Basini, University of Limerick Touching and Remembering Con ict: Gender Narra ves, Gender Security and Gender Cri ques of Hybrid Peacebuilding Laura McLeod, University of Manchester Feminist Security Studies and the Poli cs of Truth Sungju Park-Kang, University of Gothenburg Gender and Masculini es in Con ict Contexts: What do we know and How do we think about them? Hakan M. Seckinelgin, London School of Economics and Poli cal Science WA14: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM "Debt is the Mother of Folly and Crime..." Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Giselle Datz, Virginia Polytechnic Ins tute and State University Anastasia G. Nesvetailova, City University London Credit Expansion, Myopic Governments and Financial Instability Puspa D. Amri, Claremont Graduate University Cap ve Audiences: Pensions as State Levers for Public Debt and De cit Financing Giselle Datz, Virginia Polytechnic Ins tute and State University In the A ermath of Crisis: The spread of global panop c pre‐ emp ve nancial governance John Glenn, Southampton University UK The Di usion of Finance Capital: The Poli cs of Germany's 19th Century Financializa on Ma hieu Hughes, University of Sussex The Crisis Trifecta: The Rela onships between Economic, Financial WA17: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM and Poli cal Crises Challenges and Prospects in NATO's Future Ivan Savic, Grenfell Campus, Memorial University of Newfoundland WA15: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM U.S.-Client Rela ons Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Sponsor(s): Panel Foreign Policy Analysis Mark Schafer, University of Central Florida A. Cooper Drury, University of Missouri Vic miza on and the Peace Process: U.S. A ribu ons Toward Client State Israel and Non‐state Client Pales ne. Eyal Bar, Arizona State University U.S. Leaders, Bureaucracies, and Client States: How Do the “Psychologies” within an Administra on A ect Policy? John Beieler, Pennsylvania State University Aus n Geraghty, University of Central Florida Mark Schafer, University of Central Florida A Game Theore cal Approach to Presiden al Learning in U.S.‐ Israeli Rela ons John Robert Butler, Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya (IDC) An Evalua on of Narra ve Shi s Compensa ng for Sta c U.S. Policy During the Arab Spring Phenomenon in North Africa. Travis Large, University of Central Florida Role Con icts in U.S‐Client Rela ons: The Emergence of Iran as a Rogue State Akan Malici, Furman University Stephen G. Walker, Arizona State University The E ects of Intelligence Failure on Presiden al Decision‐Making Jacquelyn Schneider, Arizona State University WA16: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel The Theory and Prac ce of Interna onal Organiza ons: Order, Mul lateralism, Performance and Prac ce Across Cases Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Disc. Standing Group on Interna onal Rela ons of the ECPR Jonas Tallberg, Stockholm University David J. Galbreath, University of Bath Michael W. Bauer, German University of Administra ve Sciences Speyer E ec ve mul lateralism: The rst decade Edith Drieskens, Leuven University The everyday life of EU‐NATO rela ons: The added value of prac ce theory Nina Graeger, Norwegian Ins tute of Interna onal A airs EU performance in mul lateral ins tu ons: A conceptual framework Lisanne Groen, Ins tute for European Studies (IES), Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB) Jamal B. Shahin, Ins tute for European Studies, Vrije Universiteit Brussel / University of Amsterdam Theorizing EU performance in mul lateral ins tu ons: The added value of the English School Knud Erik Jorgensen, Aarhus University Theorizing the European Union as an Inter‐organiza onal Actor: Processes, Power and Impact Joachim A. Koops, Vesalius College & IES, Free University of Brussels (VUB) The EU as a so power and its performance vis‐à‐vis NATO Pernille Rieker, Norsk Utenrikspoli sk Ins tu Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Organiza on Rebecca Moore, Concordia College Sean Kay, Ohio Wesleyan University NATO's Secretary General Rasmussen's Reform Ini a ves: Leadership from within the Alliance Ryan Hendrickson, Eastern Illinois University The US‐NATO Rela onship: New American Pressures on Alliance Unity Magnus Petersson, Norwegian Ins tute for Defence Studies NATO Defense Spending in an Era of Fiscal Austerity Kaija Schilde, Boston University NATO’s Public Rela ons Challenges and Their Implica ons on the Alliance Andrew T. Wol , Dickinson College WA18: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel Research Fron ers in the Analysis of Interna onal Networks Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Scien c Study of Interna onal Processes Kris an Skrede Gleditsch, University of Essex Cur s S. Signorino, University of Rochester Extra Dyadic Pressures for Peace: How the Network of Na ons In uence Peace and the Con icts in which they are not Directly Involved Skyler John Cranmer, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Lee Foster, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Zhengqi Pan, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Compe ve Learning and Regime Survival Han Dorussen, University of Essex The E ects of Shocks on Alliance Networks: An Agent‐Based Model Kyle Joyce, University of California at Davis Zeev Maoz, University of California Davis Are Bilateral Investment Trea es Really Bilateral? Addressing the Unit of Analysis Problem in Interna onal Poli cal Economy Research Yonatan Lupu, George Washington University Paul D. Poast, Rutgers University A Network Model of Interna onal Bargaining Oliver Westerwinter, European University Ins tute WA19: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Recurrence of Civil Con ict Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Scien Panel c Study of Interna onal Processes Joakim Kreutz, Uppsala University Tore Wig, University of Oslo, and the Centre for the Study of Civil War, PRIO Poli cal Ins tu ons and Civil War Recurrence: A Robust Rela onship? Helga Malmin Binningsboe, Peace Research Ins tute Oslo (PRIO) Marianne Dahl, Peace Research Ins tute, OSlO (PRIO) Interven ons over me: Contras ng the Short‐ and Long‐term E ects of Third‐Party Military Interven ons in Civil Wars Benjamin T. Jones, Ohio State University Rebellion Runs in the Family Joakim Kreutz, Uppsala University Big Wars versus Small Wars and the Poli cs of Durable Peace T. David Mason, University of North Texas Jason M. Quinn, University of Notre Dame Fool Me Once... Di erent Causes of Civil War Onset and Recurrence Ethics and Metaphysics: On Ontological Re exivity in Interna onal Rela ons Theory Philip Mats Tantow, University of Bremen / Jacobs University Bremen Compe ve Alliances and Civil War: Inves ga ng Outcomes and Recurrence Sean Zeigler, Duke University WA20: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Theory and Prac ce of 21st Century Diplomacy Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Diploma c Studies Interna onal Communica on Robin Brown, University of Leeds Geo rey Allen Pigman, University of Pretoria Second Track Dialogue in the Interna onal Arena Melissa Conley Tyler, Australian Ins tute of Interna onal A airs A non‐representa onal history of diplomacy and communica on Ben O'Loughlin, Royal Holloway, University of London Mobilizing Network Capital: The Role of Transatlan c Communica on Networks in Science Diplomacy Gabriella Paar-Jakli, Kent State University Decep on and diplomacy: lying, hypocrisy and BSing Lee Seymour, Leiden University The Theory and Prac ce of Diploma c Spins Itzhak Oren, Bar Ilan University Eytan Gilboa, Bar-Ilan University WA21: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel Media & Poli cs: New Technologies, Par cipa on and Poli cal Campaigning Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Compara ve Interdisciplinary Studies Interna onal Communica on Laura Roselle, Elon University Cris na Arche , University of Salford Campaign Promises: Poli cian Strategies and Journalis c Coverage Becky Lynn Feinberg, Hebrew University of Jerusalem Open Networks and Sca ered Peoples: New Media and the Transna onal Poli cs of the Indian Diaspora Anshul Jain, Boston University Poli cal Cri cism from the Soviet Kitchen to the Russian Internet. A Compara ve Analysis of Russian Media Coverage of the December 2011 Elec on Protests Anna A. Popkova, University of Minnesota WA22: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel Considering Re exivity: Theore cal and Methodological Issues Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Theory Samuel Knafo, University of Sussex Xavier Guillaume, University of Edinburgh "Me, Myself and IR theory": Islam as a founda onal commitment for Muslim IR researchers and the disciplinary structure of Interna onal Rela ons Meshari Hamad Alruwaih, Durham University The Power of Representa on: Footno ng the Self in Interna onal Rela ons James J. Fitzgerald, Dublin City University "Science as a Voca on": A Re exivist View Inanna Hama -Ataya, University of She eld Beyond the False Promise of Re exivity : Towards a Methodology for Cri cal Theory Samuel Knafo, University of Sussex Milla E. Vaha, University of Turku Against method? The performa vity of social science and its implica ons for methodology Timo Walter, Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies, Geneva WA23: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Protec ng Civilians: Who is Responsible? Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Marcia B. Hartwell, Research Scholar, Ronin Ins tute Cathleen Kantner, University of Stu gart Refugees, Asylum, and the Poli cal and Policy Implica ons of an Expanded R2P Michael J. Butler, Clark University Why is Protec ng Civilians So Di cult? Examining Challenges to the Di usion of Human Security Strategies and Interven ons in Regions Emerging From Poli cal Violence in the Informa on Age Marcia B. Hartwell, Research Scholar, Ronin Ins tute The Di usion of Interna onal Protec ve Accompaniment as a Peacebuilding Strategy Sara Koopman, Balsillie School, WLU The Responsibility to Protect: From Emergence to Implementa on Daisuke Madokoro, Kobe University Di using the Goods: Between Minority Protec on and Neo‐ Imperialism Atalia Omer, University of Notre Dame The Norma ve Di usion of the Responsibility to Protect: A Cri cal Evalua on of Interna onal Interven on in Libya Chris Sle en, University of Denver WA24: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Can We Predict the Future of the Successful / Unsuccessful Di usion Norms? Sponsor(s): Chair Chair Disc. Panel The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Ariel Colonomos, Sciences Po Richard Beardsworth, Florida Interna onal University Richard Beardsworth, Florida Interna onal University The trajectories of two seemingly antagonis c sets of norms in a future interna onal norma ve order: repara ons for historical injus ce and preven ve war Ariel Colonomos, Sciences Po Traveling forward in me: forecas ng and/or realizing the spread of democra c norms Piki Ish-Shalom, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem The Uncertain Future of Humanitarian Interven on as a Norm Jean-Bap ste Jeangene Vilmer, McGill University Doing the Undoable: Exploring the change in norms governing targeted killing Christopher Kutz, Berkeley The Embeddedness of Norms and Actors in World Cultural Contexts George M. Thomas, Arizona State University WA25: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel Intelligence Archives Worldwide: The Consequences of Wider Access to Intelligence Records around the World Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Intelligence Studies John R. Ferris, University of Calgary John R. Ferris, University of Calgary Wri ng History Backwards? Epistemology, Archives and Signals Intelligence Richard James Aldrich, University of Warwick The Past is Prologue: Researching US Intelligence History in US Archives Andrew Hammond, University of Warwick The Opening of the State Security Archives of Central and Eastern Europe John P. Maddrell, Loughborough University Declassi ca on as a tool in the development of intelligence studies in Spain: the Franco Archives Gustavo Díaz Matey, Complutense University, Madrid From Kew to Kansas: Researching Bri sh Intelligence History in American Archives Christopher R. Moran, Warwick University Dealing with the Secret Police Files in East‐Central Europe: Intra‐ regional Di usion of the German Model Dragos Petrescu, University of Bucharest Freedom from Slavery, Freedom from Freedom: Neo‐aboli onist Rituals as Refuge from the ‘Death of God’ Andrew C. Slack, University of Manchester WA29: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel Interna onal Organiza ons, Travelling Ideas, Transla ng Prac ces Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Global Development Anja P. Jakobi, Peace Research Ins tute Frankfurt Clara A. Brandi, German Development Ins tute Managing the Poli cal Costs of Globaliza on in Educa on: The Case of the European and African Unions Caroline Chumo, American University Assembling and transla ng the Right to Manage John Clarke, Open University Noemi Lendvai, Bristol University David Bainton, Goldsmiths College Interna onal Organiza ons as Policy Actors: An Idea onal Approach Daniel Beland, University of Saskatchewan Mitchell A. Orenstein, Northeastern University Rethinking the Welfare State According to the OECD and the ECLAC Rianne Mahon, Balsillie School of Interna onal A airs Globalizing and Regionalizing Lifelong Learning – Interna onal Organiza ons' Role in the Di usion of Lifelong Learning Mike Zapp, University Koblenz-Landau WA26: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel The Distribu onal Consequences of the Di usion of Regulatory Capitalism WA30: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM China's Foreign Rela ons in the Global Context Sponsor(s): Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Tim Buthe, Duke University Karsten Ronit, University of Copenhagen Distribu onal E ects of Ins tu onal Complementarity in Transna onal Regula on Tim Buthe, Duke University Neoliberalism and Global Development: Lessons from Developing Na ons and Sectors Roselyn Hsueh, Temple University Timing as a Source of Regulatory In uence: Winners and Losers in Global Finance Ranjit Lall, Harvard University Di usion of interna onal product safety standards: Interest group in uence in EU mul ‐level decision making. The case of Codex Alimentarius Jan Henning Ullrich, Berlin Graduate School of Social Sciences WA28: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel Interna onal Poli cs and the ‘Death of God’ I: Poli cal Violence Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Disc. Interna onal Ethics Theory Aggie Hirst, City University London Naeem Inayatullah, Ithaca College Aggie Hirst, City University London Sar‐puhi, Pharmakos, Tribute: Biopower and Sovereign Sacri cial Violence from the Assyrian Palace Reliefs to The Hunger Games Larry N. George, California State University, Long Beach Necessary Fic on: Realism and idea of the tragic a er the ‘death of God’ Vassilios Paipais, London School of Economics and Poli cal Science Chair Disc. Panel Compara ve Interdisciplinary Studies Foreign Policy Analysis Gonzalo Sebas an Paz, American University Evelyn Goh, University of London China's rela ons with the European Union: Issues, Interests and Percep ons Sebas an Bersick, Fudan University, SIRPA Considera ons on U.S. reac ons to the expansion of China‐La n America rela ons Gonzalo Sebas an Paz, American University China in Southeast Asia: Do hard and so power merge? Jorn Dosch, Monash University, Malaysia New Imperial China: China's quasi‐Manchukuo strategy toward North Korea Masako Ikegami, Stockholm University Sino‐Israeli Rela ons and the Middle East: Current Reality and Future Prospects Aron Shai, Tel Aviv University China and Africa: Ac ng Out Rhetorics and Reali es Julia Strauss, SOAS-London WA31: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Borders, Ci zenship and Norm Di usion Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Disc. Panel Human Rights Robert Stewart Ingersoll, USAF Air Command & Sta College Rana Siu Inboden, University of Oxford Sigrun I. Skogly Internally Displaced Jus ce: Colombia's Human Security Crisis in a Transi onal Context Lauren M. Balasco, University of Delaware Di usion and Rights: The Importance of Place for State Repressive Behavior Robert Stewart Ingersoll, USAF Air Command & Sta College Networking for Global Commons: Governance of Marine Protected Areas in the High Seas and the Impact of Nongovernmental Actors Rightlessness as dislocatory moment‐ on irregular migrants, the duality of the (na onal) welfare state and human rights as a resource for contesta on Di usion of norms of environmental jus ce and marine governance in the Caribbean Amanda Nielsen, Linnaeus university Michelle Scobie, University of the West Indies Violence Breeds Violence: How Violent Crime A ects Repression in Democra c Regimes Mauricio Rivera, Department of Government, University of Essex Humanitarian Discre on: The Interna onal Commi ee of the Red Cross and Human Rights Promo on Geo rey P. R. Wallace, Rutgers University Di usion of Human Rights Norms in Myanmar/Burma: A Compara ve Perspec ve of the American and European Strategies Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Serif Onur Bahcecik, Middle East Technical University A Moveable East: Lines, Traces and Tidemarks in the Borderscapes of the Enlarged EU & the ‘Eastern Neighbourhood’ Benjamin C. Tallis, University of Manchester & Anglo American University, Prague Snapshots from the margins: Transgressive cosmopolitanisms in Europe Rutvica Andrijasevic, University of Leicester Sabine Kurtenbach, German Ins tute for Global and Area Studies Benjamin Reilly, Australian Na onal University Anna Jarstad, Uppsala University Nadine Ansorg, German Ins tute of Global and Area Studies Ma hias Basedau, German Ins tute of Global and Area Studies Felix Haass, GIGA Hamburg Julia Strasheim, GIGA Hamburg Compe ng Monitor Assessments and the Domes c Consequences of Interna onal Elec on Observa on Gerald Schneider, University of Konstanz Ursula Daxecker, University of Amsterdam The Prospects of Territorial Power‐Sharing in Africa Christof Hartmann, University of Duisburg-Essen Designing Ins tu ons for Peace in Deeply Divided Socie es: What we Know, What we Don't, Why it Ma ers European ci zenship regime: strategies and technologies of government of immigra on Iker Barbero, The Open University and IKERBASQUE, Basque Founda on for Science Cri cal Cosmopolitanism and Enac ng European Ci zenship: The Kurdish Ques on In Turkey Timothy D. Sisk, University of Denver WA35: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel Myths, Fantasy and Conspiracy Theory in Interna onal Poli cs Sponsor(s): Fuat Keyman, Sabanci University Panel Environmental Studies Atsushi Ishii, Tohoku University Jennifer L. Bailey, Norwegian University of Science and Technology Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), and the Norwegian Salmon Aquaculture Industry's Transfer of Environmentally Friendly Industry Technology to Its Reemerging Chilean Counterpart John Ellis, Norwegian University of Science and Technology Hugo Salgado, Universidad de Concepción Rachel Tiller, Norwegian University of Science and Technology Kemi Fuentes-George, Middlebury College Morgan Elbot, Colorado State University Disc. Disc. Workshop Report Panel Keith Raymond Krause, Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies What methodology for European ci zenship studies? Imagining the Ocean: Norm Di usion Among Transna onal Networks of Marine Ecologists 2012 Workshop Report Panel Ins tu ons for Sustainable Peace – Research Gaps and Challenges 'From the Bo om Up’: Statebuilding Strategies of Local Actors in Post‐Con ict Peacebuilding Feyzi Baban, Trent University Kim Rygiel, Wilfrid Laurier University Chair Disc. WA34: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Groping in the dark? A cri cal examina on of datasets on ins tu ons and con ict in divided socie es? Feyzi Baban, Trent University Heather L. Johnson, Queen's University Belfast EU Twinning Projects and the Turkish Police: Looking beyond Europeniza on Sponsor(s): Leela Steiner, Carleton University Igga Kurzydlo, Carleton University Chair Interna onal Poli cal Sociology WA33: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Riding the Waves: Stabilty and Change in Ocean Poli cs Oceans Apart: Why Marine Protec on Lags Terrestrial Protec on ‐ The Case of Canada Sponsor(s): Priya Kumari, Jawaharlal Nehru University WA32: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM The EU in Crisis: Rethinking Europe from the Margins Betul Gokkir, University of Florida Chair Disc. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Florian P. Kuehn, Helmut Schmidt University Hamburg Berit Bliesemann de Guevara, Aberystwyth University Di usion, Trauma, and Distor ons of Fantasy Forma ons Floren na C. Andreescu, University of Miami Conspiracy theories in global poli cs Jovan Byford, Open University Of na onal fathers and Russian elder brothers: conspiracy theories and poli cal ideas in post‐Soviet Central Asia John D. Heathershaw, University of Exeter WA36: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Regional Integra on and Iden ty Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Organiza on Mario E. Carranza, Texas A&M University‐Kingsville SooYeon Kim, Na onal University of Singapore The Rise and Decline of Regional Economic Blocs: Comparing Mercosur and NAFTA Mario E. Carranza, Texas A&M University-Kingsville Balance of In uence: Great Power Poli cs and Asian Economic Integra on Ian Tsung-yen Chen, Na onal Chengchi University, Taiwan Security Communi es: Tes ng Deutsch's Theory in Asia and the Paci c Michael Haas, California Polytechnic University, Pomona Iden ty Distance and Cross‐Regional Dynamics: A Compara ve Study of Northeast and Southeast Asia Yongwook Ryu, Australian Na onal University Chair Disc. Feminist Theory and Gender Studies Global Development Theory Jens Ste ek, Technische Universität Darmstadt Brian C. Schmidt, Carleton University Lucian Mark Ashworth, Memorial University of Newfoundland The Pragma st Interna onal Benjamin Herborth, University of Groningen World Socialism Restated. GDH Cole and IR Panel Ethnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on Studies Stuart Kaufman, University of Delaware Stuart Kaufman, University of Delaware Yugoslav self‐iden Panel Feminism, the League and Collec ve Security Deepak Nair, London School of Economics and Poli cal Science Sponsor(s): Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Doxa and Disinterestedness in the construc vist research program in East Asia: A Bourdieu inspired cri que WA37: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Ethnona onal Iden ty, Symbolic Poli cs and Violence WA39: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Non-Liberal Interna onalism ca on and violence in the Bosnian War Andreas Beger, Duke University Aleksandra Nesic, Nova Southeastern University Winning Hearts and Minds? Prior Loyal es and Insurgent Mobiliza on in the Second World War Leonie Holthaus, Technische Universität Darmstadt Fascist Interna onalism: the Case of Giuseppe de Michelis Jens Ste ek, Technische Universität Darmstadt Russell’s Radicalism Casper Sylvest, University of Southern Denmark WA40: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel The English School Goes Regional: Norma ve and Structural Dynamics Between Global and Regional Interna onal Socie es Sponsor(s): Chair Keith Darden, Yale-NUS College The Role of Informa on Processing in Symbolic Poli cs Theory: How Memory and Bias In uence Individuals’ Responses to Na onalist Rhetoric Michael Charles Grillo, Schreiner University Discursive construc on of the Montenegrin independence movement Disc. English School Yannis S vach s, Virginia Polytechnic Ins tute and State University Barbara Allen Roberson, Salzburg University & Global Policy Ins tute Russia, Central Asia and the “mediated” expansion of interna onal society Filippo Costa Buranelli, King's College London Beáta Huszka, Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE), Budapest Global interna onal society meets regional hegemony: analysing the global‐regional intersec on on a Eurasian case study Civic Na onalism, Republicanism and Exile: The Poli cs of Memory in Catalonia Understanding Regional and Global Di usion in Interna onal Law David A. Messenger, University of Wyoming Why not ask the children? Understanding their perspec ves on ethnic iden ty in Kenya Fiona Wairimu Ngarachu, University of Southampton WA38: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel The Colonial Present of Interna onal Development: Decolonizing Knowledge, Power, and Subjec vity Sponsor(s): Chair Chair Disc. Global South Caucus The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Daniel Bendix, University of Manchester Chandra‐Milena Danielzik, Kassel University Cris na Rojas, Carleton University Postcolonial, (neo‐)liberal body poli cs: The governing of hunger in interna onal development Chandra-Milena Danielzik, Kassel University The post‐colonial moment in Egyp an development policies: Moral economy and Islamic development models in Upper Egypt Sandra Pogodda, University of Manchester Post‐Development as a postcolonial perspec ve on ‘development’ Aram Ziai, University of Bonn Katarzyna Kaczmarska, University of Aberystwyth Jorge Mascarenhas Lasmar, PUC Minas The rela onship between global and sub‐global Interna onal Socie es Yannis S vach s, Virginia Polytechnic Ins tute and State University Interna onal Society in East Asia: Past and Present Yongjin Zhang, University of Bristol WA41: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Nego a ng Peace Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Peace Studies Shweta Singh, SOUTH ASIAN UNIVERSITY Neil Katz, Nova Southeastern University Dealing with Rogue Rebellions: The Case of the LRA Caty Clement, Geneva Center for Security Policy Peacekeeping gone na ve? Nego a ng mandates and the “everyday” of peacekeeping opera ons in Chad and Sudan Emmanuel Fanta, Université Libre de Bruxelles Nego a on with Nuclear Villains: What Lesson is to be learned from the Nuclear Talks with Iran? Thomas M. Muller-Farber, Her e-School of Governance/ Free University Berlin Dialogues among Disputes: Peace Agreements and Rivalry Termina on Process Soonkun Oh, University of South Carolina Hackyoung Bae, Florida State University Ending Civil Wars Through Nego a on: Con ict Management versus Con ict Resolu on Strategies in South Africa and Burundi Jessica R. Piombo, Naval Postgraduate School Joseph E. Lin, University of Pennsylvania Finding the Table and Finding a Deal: Search Theory and Recent Empirical Work on Nego a ons Brian Urlacher, University of North Dakota WA42: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Terrorism: Through the Lens of States, Organiza ons, and Individuals Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel WA45: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM China Rising: Implica ons for Interna onal Security Sponsor(s): Elisabe a Brighi, University of Cambridge Emily Kalah Gade, University of Washington Steven T. Zech, University of Washington, Sea le Sahar Khan, University of California-Irvine Panel Reluctant Restraint: A Theore cal Analysis of China's Approach to the Sovereignty of the Diaoyu Islands Le ng a Hegemonic Aspirant (Further) Rise? The Maintenance and Revision of Economic Ties between Security Compe tors Dong Jung Kim, University of Chicago Interna onal Security Studies China's Rise under Unipolarity as a Risk to Di use Interna onal Con ict: A Construc vist Analysis Alexandra Homolar, University of Warwick Jarrod Hayes, Georgia Ins tute of Technology Burcu Sari, Columbia University Securi za on theory and the study of armed con icts Interna onaliza on's Discontents: Domes c Coali ons and the Fate of China's Peaceful Rise André Filipe Barrinha, University of Coimbra Securi za on or Not Securi za on That is the Ques on? Jus fying the 2003 Iraq War Beijie Tang, University of California Irvine Faye Donnelly, University of St Andrews Always in the Making – Securi za on Theory and the Acceptance of Security Measures Susanne Fischer, Universität der Bundeswehr München Philipp Klüfers, Universität der Bundeswehr München Overlooking the Obvious or Missing a Big Part of the Picture? On the Neglect of Studying Securi za on Processes in Israel Sino‐U.S. Rela ons and Changing Balance of Power in the Asia‐ Paci c: Balancing, Hedging and Implica ons for Regional Security Tong-Chieh Tsai, Natonal Chung Hsing University WA46: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel State Capitalism, Emerging powers and Compara ve Poli cal Economy Sponsor(s): Chair Amir Lupovici, Tel Aviv University Who Protects the Protectors?: The Implica ons of a Securi zed Military for State Legi macy Katharine Mary Millar, University of Oxford Conceptualizing de‐securi zing actors: a taxonomic approach Mihaela Racovita, Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies Standing Group on Interna onal Rela ons of the ECPR Tobias ten Brink, Goethe University Frankfurt Emerging Varie es of Incorporated Capitalism. Empirical Evidence and theore cal considera ons Daniel Buhr, Eberhard Karls University of Tuebingen Rolf Frankenberger, Eberhard Karls University Tuebingen The Rise of Emerging Economies. Expanding ‘Varie es of Capitalism’ into ‘Global Poli cal Economy’ Panel Interna onal Security Studies Joseph M. Parent, University of Miami Joseph M. Parent, University of Miami Economic Globaliza on, Convergence Growth, and the Balance of Power David W. Blagden, University of Cambridge Life On the Downward Slope: Exploita on, Restraint, and Great Power Decline Joshua R. Itzkowitz Shifrinson, Massachuse s Ins tute of Technology Benjamin Miller, University of Haifa J. Patrick Rhamey, Virginia Military Ins tute Björn F. Jerdén, Swedish Ins tute of Interna onal A airs and Stockholm University Rethinking Sponsorship of Terrorism Chair Disc. Interna onal Security Studies Accommoda ng China's rise: Habitual behavior as a driver of interna onal change Paul Gill, Pennsylvania State University Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Jonathan Allen Dixon, American University A typology of lone‐actor terrorists WA44: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Understanding Rising and Declining Powers Ziv Rubinovitz, Centre for Interna onal Studies, London School of Economics and Poli cal Science Iris Wurm, Goethe University Frankfurt Manus I. Midlarsky, Rutgers University Marcus Holmes, Fordham University Iden ty, small‐group dynamics, and terrorist violence: Northern Ireland 1969‐1974 Chair Disc. Tudor A. Onea, Dartmouth College “It takes two to tango” ‐ The Dialec cs of the Rise and Decline of Great Powers The Mime c Poli cs of Lone‐Wolf Terrorism: A Girardian Approach Sponsor(s): Fear of Falling: Status Anxiety and Great Power Con ict The Rise of the Others: Can the US Stay on Top? Interna onal Security Studies WA43: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Exploring Securi za on What’s in a Name? Arriving at a Defensible De ni on of “Rising Power” Simone N. Claar, Goethe University Frankfurt Chris an A. May, Goethe-University Frankfurt/Main Andreas Noelke, Goethe University Frankfurt Tobias ten Brink, Goethe University Frankfurt State Capitalism and the Transforma on of Government‐Business Rela ons in East Asia: Towards an Entrepeneurial State? Alexander Ebner, Goethe University Frankfurt The rise of state capitalism(s) and implica ons for the economic world order Christopher Andre McNally, Chaminade University/East-West Center WA47: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel La n American Perspec ves on Global Poli cs: Current Trends Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Ac ve Learning in Interna onal A airs Thomas Legler, Ibero‐American University Rosalba A. Icaza, Interna onal Ins tute of Social Studies. Erasmus University of Ro erdam. The Netherlands La n American Interna onal Society in the Post‐Cold War Era: Is it a Pluralis c Security Community? Marcos Vinicius Mesquita Antunes de Figueiredo, Pon Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro cal Thomas Legler, Ibero-American University The Interna onal Rela ons of the Environment from a La n American Perspec ve Public and Cultural Diplomacy: The View from La n America Panel Foreign Policy Analysis Jack E. Holmes, Hope College Stephen M. Saideman, McGill University Kevin P. Marsh, Wabash College Transi onal Jus ce Mechanisms in Burundi: Nego a ng Their (In) existence? Sidney G. Leclercq, ULB Determinants of Post‐Con ict Jus ce Implementa on: An Empirical Assessment Reforming the Na onal Security Council: System, Sta , and Process Paul David Miller, Na onal Defense University Intelligence Failures or Failures of Intelligence? Re‐visi ng the Intelligence‐Policy Nexus” Stephen W. Twing, Frostburg State University Douglas Anthony Borer, Naval Postgraduate School Cyanne E. Loyle, West Virginia University Benjamin Appel, Michigan State University Searching for Allison’s Bureaucra c Poli cs Model: How You Fund Depends on Where You Served. Ins tu ons of Transi onal Jus ce and Poli cal Legi macy: A Precondi on for Success in Transi oning Socie es David M. Hauser, West Virginia University Josh Henderson, West Virginia University Angela D. Nichols, University of North Texas Transi onal Jus ce and Demobiliza on in a Se ng of On‐going Poli cal Violence: Examining Individual A tudes in Colombia Laura K. Taylor, University of Notre Dame Panel Interna onal Organiza on Joel H. Westra, Calvin College Zeev Yoram Ha el, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem and the University of Illinois at Chicago The Golden Rule and its Ugly Stepsister. Analyzing the Di usion of Strategic Treaty Viola ons Tobias Hofmann, University of Utah Interna onal Organiza ons and the Transac on Costs of Mul lateral Nego a ons Nicole Simonelli, New York University Understanding States in Organiza ons Hayden J. Smith, Washington State University Julie Loggins, University of South Carolina Understanding treaty‐making as a cons tu ve prac ce of global poli cs Aarie Glas, University of Toronto Ma hew J. Ho mann, University of Toronto Chair Disc. Panel Breaking Miles' Law: The Curious Case of Hillary Clinton the Hawk Iosif Kovras, Princeton University Chair Disc. Francesco Strazzari, NUPI / Sant'Anna School of Advanced Studies Ma hew A. Evangelista, Cornell University Fabrizio Co cchia, Sant'Anna School of Advanced Studies Simone Tholens, European University Ins tute Jeroen Doomernik, University of Amsterdam Jason William Davidson, University of Mary Washington Damon Cole a, US Air Force Academy Cyanne E. Loyle, West Virginia University Eric Wiebelhaus‐Brahm, Florida State University Explaining 'Post‐transi onal Jus ce' in Compara ve Perspec ve Sponsor(s): Foreign Policy Analysis Principal‐Agent Theory in Complex Humanitarian Emergencies Peace Studies WA49: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Interna onal Regime Making and Breaking Disc. Part. Sponsor(s): Cesar Villanueva, Universidad Iberoamericana A.C. Chair Disc. Chair WA51: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Revising the Wisdom on Bureaucracies and Foreign Policy Gloria Soto, Universidad Iberoamericana Sponsor(s): Sponsor(s): Part. Part. Part. Global and Regional Governance in La n America WA48: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Transi onal Jus ce: Mechanisms and Prac ces WA50: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Roundtable A Decade of Progress? The Evolu on of European Security Strategy 2003-2013: Domes c and Interna onal Challenges and Opportuni es WA52: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Seeking the Sources of Turkish Foreign Policy Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Foreign Policy Analysis Jonathan Levi Cristol, Bard College Asli Ilgit, Gustavus Adolphus College Something new on the Turkish western front?: Poli cal Economy of Turkish Foreign Policy towards the Balkans Sait Aksit, Gediz University Inan Sadan Ruma, Istanbul Bilgi University Business Associa ons as Foreign Policy Actors: The Turkish Case Altay Atli, Bogazici University Making Sense Of Turkish Foreign Policy: Understanding The Neo‐ O omanist Turn Serkan Bulut, University of Delaware Does the Man Make the Role or Does the Role Make the Man?: Comparisons Of Turkish Leaders Across Di erent Ins tu onal Posi ons Esra Cuhadar Gurkaynak, Bilkent University Juliet Kaarbo, University of Edinburgh Baris Kesgin, Susquehanna University Binnur Ozkececi-Taner, Hamline University WA53: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel Analyzing the Arab Spring: Opportuni es and Challenges for Regional Coopera on Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Foreign Policy Analysis Interna onal Poli cal Economy Sponsor(s): Analyzing Economic Rela ons between Turkey and Maghrebian Countries in the A ermath of the Arab Spring Halil Kürşad Aslan, Eskisehir Osmangazi University Arab Spring, Responsibility to Protect and Selec ve Interna onal Response Cansu A lgan, Eskisehir Osmangazi University Role Theory and Turkish Foreign Policy Arab Spring and Shiite Crescent Ahmet Uysal, Eskisehir Osmangazi University Panel Business and Peace: Corporate Strategies to Cope with Violent Con ict Jan Joel Andersson, The Swedish Ins tute of Interna onal A airs Tobias Evers, Swedish Ins tute of Interna onal A airs Galia Press-Barnathan, Hebrew University of Jerusalem WA57: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Contemporary Peace and Con ict in Africa Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Interna onal Ethics Janina Dill, University of Oxford Janina Dill, University of Oxford Frank Gadinger, Centre for Global Coopera on Research/University of Duisburg-Essen Charles T. Hunt, University of Queensland Charles T. Hunt, University of Queensland Joseph Kingsley Adjei, Kennesaw State University Vicious Circles – Communal Con icts in Jonglei, South Sudan Johan Brosche, Uppsala University Kristen Angela Harkness, University of Notre Dame Elif Kalaycioglu, Sabanci University Comba ng Terrorism in Contemporary Times: Need For a Just Universal Order Subrata Mukherjee, Department of Poli cal Science, University of Delhi South Campus, Benito Juarez Marg, New Delhi 110 Construc vist Principles: Deriva ons from Terrorism John Reed Rosse , George Mason University Visibility and the Challenges of forming Subjec ve Knowledge of Torture Steven Torrente, University of Kansas The Logic of Forced Recruitment In Civil War: Evidence From The Democra c Republic of Congo Joanne Richards, Geneva Graduate Ins tute The Importance of Brokerage: Military Networks and Former Mid‐ Level Commanders in Post‐War Liberia Anders Themnér, Uppsala University Mats Utas, The Nordic Africa Ins tute WA58: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel Interna onal Water Management: Coping with Costs and Con icts Sponsor(s): Panel Interna onal Law Sean K. Richmond, University of Oxford James T. H. Tang, Singapore Management University Accountability, Moderniza on Theory, and Interna onal Criminal Law Eamon T. Aloyo, One Earth Future Founda on Yvonne M. Du on, Indiana University Robert H. McKinney Law School The White Knight's Armour: Accoun ng for the Development of the Norm of Humanitarian Security Elise Leclerc-Gagné, University of Bri sh Columbia Coopera on among Na ons at Sea: Caribbean and Southeast Asia Compared Timothy Alan Mar n, Deakin University Sessional Peace Studies The Paradox of Rebel‐Military Integra on: Lessons from Rwanda and Burundi Di usion of America's Global Fight Against Terror: A 'Turkish Blunder' and Civilian Deaths Chair Disc. Panel The Role and Challenges of Tradi onal Rulers in Peacebuilding in Ghana: Pre‐Colonial, Colonial and Post‐Independence Periods. Jus fying the “war on terror”: a sociological analysis of the Abu Ghraib controversy Sponsor(s): Molly Wallace, University of New Hampshire Alpaslan Ozerdem, Coventry University Popular Culture in Transi ons to Peace Arab Revolu ons and The Turkish Model: The Debates in Egypt, Libya, and Tunisia WA55: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM The Development of Interna onal Norms Peace Studies Sean M. Clark, Dalhousie University Cenap Cakmak, Eskisehir Osmangazi University, Turkey Chair Disc. Chair Disc. Panel An Educated Peace? Schools, Literacy, and the Outbreak of Organized Violence Ekrem Taha Baser, Kent State University Sponsor(s): David J. Traven, Ohio State University WA56: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Making Peace: Some New Insights Halit Mustafa Tagma, Ipek University Glen Duerr, Cedarville University WA54: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Terror and Jus ce The Legaliza on of Military Violence: Power, Transparency, and the Development of the Humanitarian Protec on Regime in the 20th Century Chair Disc. Environmental Studies Mark Allen Boyer, University of Connec cut Dallas Blaney, University of Wisconsin‐Green Bay Water Dilemma:Addressing the Arab Water U li es Cost Recovery through Business Planning Ghaleb B Akari, University of Southern Mississippi / Interna onal Relief and Development The interna onal dissemina on of policy prescrip ons in the water sector: the South African Na onal Water Act as a case in point? Magalie Bourblanc, CIRAD UMR G-EAU/CEEPA, University of Pretoria Governance and dissemina on of standards for the management of shared aquifers: the role of ISARM. Ma lde de Souza, Pon cal Catholic University of Minas Gerais Carla Silva, Ins tuto Federal de Educação , Ciência e Tecnologia do Norte de Minas Gerais, Brazil Luciana Mendes Barbosa, Pon cal Catholic University of Minas Gerais Between norm convergence and norm divergence: environmental norm change and ins tu onal choice in interna onal river basin commissions Oliver M. Hensengerth, Northumbria University, Newcastle, UK Brazilian hydro‐hegemonic power in South America? Ecological peacebuilding in the Jordan River Basin, a serious game Joshka Wessels, Lund University Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Scien Panel c Study of Interna onal Processes Chair Disc. Jeremy Bowling, University of Missouri Is Anyone Listening? Crisis Signaling by the Opposi on in the Bri sh Commons, 1918‐2007 Dennis M. Foster, Virginia Military Ins tute Douglas M. Gibler, University of Alabama Joseph Smith, University of Alabama Kristopher Ramsay, Princeton University Panel Interna onal Security Studies Antulio J. Echevarria II, US Army War College Benjamin M. Jensen, Marine Corps Command and Sta College and American University, School of Interna onal Service The Seman c Ba le eld of Cybersecurity : the Role of Ambiguous Ideas in Bureaucra c Rivalries Interdependence, Endogeneity and Natural Resource Abundance: Democra c Di usion and the Poli cal Resource Curse Sarah Brooks, Ohio State University Marcus J. Kurtz, Ohio State University Natural Resources and the Onset and Outcome of Civil War Media on Extrac ve industries and Colombia's internal armed con ict Frédéric Masse, University Externado of Colombia The View from the Mezzanine: Linking Micro‐Level Violence to Macro‐Level Con ict Stewart Prest, University of Bri sh Columbia Anastasia Shesterinina, University of Bri sh Columbia WA63: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel Mexico's Foreign Policy under President Felipe Calderon: An Evalua on Sponsor(s): Chair Catherine Hoe er, CEPEL, University of Montpellier / University of Montreal Chair A Revolu on from the Middle: How the U.S. Army Transformed Its Way of War Disc. Adam Joyce, New School for Social Research Is There Room for Grand Strategy at the Pentagon? The Revival and Fate of the Compe ve Strategies Approach Nina Silove, University of Oxford Decisive Facts or Decisive Ideas? The Evalua on of Naval Strategy and Capital Ship Design, 1900‐1914 W. Alexander Vacca, Northrop Grumman A Certain Idea of War: De Gaulle and the U lity of Force in the Age of Total War Pascal Vennesson, S. Rajaratnam School of Interna onal Studies, Nanyang Technological University Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Security Studies Jack J. Porter, Military College of South Carolina Carol Atkinson, Vanderbilt University A Gateway to the Gulf & Indian Ocean? The U.S. Military and Base Poli cs in Oman Geo rey F. Gresh, Na onal Defense University Jason T. Miklian, Peace Research Ins tute Oslo (PRIO) Chris ne S. Cheng, King's College London Katayoun Kishi, University of Maryland - College Park Tricia Sullivan, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Sponsor(s): Peace Studies Govinda D. Clayton, University of Kent A tudes and In uence: Public Percep ons of the United States and Foreign Policy Behavior WA61: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Military Strategy: Case Studies Panel Hunger Games: The E ect of Food Shortage on the Onset of Con ict Poli cal Agency and Interna onal Con ict Chair Disc. WA62: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Resource Con icts Sponsor(s): Selectorate Theory and Parliaments: Is selectorate theory robust amongst democracies? Sponsor(s): Locked‐in: Grand Strategic Stability in Early World War II Germany and Japan Jacob Shively, Indiana University Susan H. Allen, University of Mississippi Susan H. Allen, University of Mississippi WA60: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Concepts at War: Ideas, Innova on, and Strategy Sharad Joshi, Monterey Ins tute of Interna onal Studies Peaceful coexistence, deterrence and ac ve defense in China’s East China Sea strategy Liselo e Odgaard, Royal Danish Defence College Dennis Blasko, Center for Naval Analysis Marcelo Saguier, FLACSO - La n American School of Social Sciences WA59: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Looking for an Audience Pakistan’s Strategic Depth Strategy Mexican Interna onal Studies Associa on Modesto Seara‐Vazquez, Technological University of the Mixteca (UTM) Rafael Velazquez, Universidad Autonoma de Baja California Modesto Seara‐Vazquez, Technological University of the Mixteca (UTM) The Mexican Interna onal Coopera on as Foreign Policy Tool. Norms, Ins tu ons and E ects During Calderon’s Regime Juan P. Prado-Lallande, Universidad Autónoma de Puebla Ins tu onal iner a in a di cult environment: México’s rela ons with Europe during Felipe Calderón’s administra on, 2006‐2012 Lorena Ruano, Centro de Inves gación y Docencia Económicas Reluctant Pragma sm: Calderón’s policy towards the United States Arturo Santa-Cruz, University of Guadalajara Mexican public opinion on foreign policy and interna onal a airs during President Felipe Calderón’s Administra on (2006‐2012) Jorge Alberto Schiavon, Centro de Inves gación y Docencia Económicas WA64: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel The Poli cal Economy of Power Dispersion: Opportuni es and Challenges for Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa in an Emerging New Global Order Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Disc. John S. Odell, University of Southern California John S. Odell, University of Southern California J. P. Singh, George Mason University Luciana Las Casas Oliveira, Pon cal Catholic University of Minas Gerais Bruno Maciel Santos, Minas Gerais State Government The BRICS Story: How “BRICs” was transformed from a Goldman Sachs investment idea into a prominent interna onal club Leslie Ellio Armijo, Portland State University Cynthia Roberts, Hunter College, City University of New York and Saltzman Ins tute on War and Peace Studies, Columbia University Ready for the high table? The domes c challenges to China's and India's larger role in global governance Surupa Gupta, University of Mary Washington Wei Liang, Monterey Ins tute of Interna onal Studies Thomas Mandrup, Royal Danish Defence College Pres ge Ma ers: Russian Status‐Seeking in Interna onal Poli cs Alexei Shevchenko, California State University at Fullerton Ma hew Fails, Oakland University Ma hew R. DiGiuseppe, University of Mississippi David Bearce, University of Colorado at Boulder Kim-Lee G. Tuxhorn, University of Colorado, Boulder Rights, Governance and Investment: The Sociopoli cal Impacts of FDI Robert G. Blanton, University of Memphis Shannon Lindsey Blanton, University of Memphis The Vulnerability of Foreign Investments and the E ec veness of Sanc ons Bo Ram Kwon, University of North Carolina Chapel Hill Paci sts or Pragma sts?: Sovereign Lenders and War Patrick E. Shea, Rutgers University Di use Openness: An Empirical Challenge to the Hegemonic Stability Theory "Lagging Behind: Toward a Uni ed Approach to Time Series in Trade Policy Analysis" Joe Weinberg, Univerity of Southern Mississippi Panel Interna onal Poli cal Economy Bona Muzaka, King's College London Susan K. Sell, George Washington University Mapping global IP norm making in the digital age in the light of sustaining global public goods Mira Burri-Nenova, World Trade Ins tute, University of Bern, Switzerland Norm di usion through Advocacy Coali ons: Implemen ng interna onal patent norms in India and Brazil Thomas Rudolf Eimer, Free University Berlin Susanne P. Luetz, Free University of Berlin Verena Schüren, Free University Berlin Brazilian percep ons about US strategies for enforcement of IPRs interna onally: some considera ons on ACTA nego a ons Henrique Zeferino Menezes, Federal University of Paraíba Brazil and India as rising powers in the governance of IPRs: compliance or resistance? Bona Muzaka, King's College London Evolving views: are domes c cons tuencies leading to stronger IPR protec on in India and China? Omar Serrano, University of Lucerne Interna onal Poli cal Economy Scien c Study of Interna onal Processes Stephen Silvia, American University/SIS Michael Stanai s, American University South Africa and the BRICS– punching above its weight? Chair Disc. Panel Do Individuals with an Interna onal Business Orienta on Really Prefer Exchange Rate Stability? Evidence from a Survey on Monetary/Exchange Rate Policy Preferences. BRICS: A coali on or a Group of Countries? Sponsor(s): Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) WA65: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM The Poli cs of Intellectual Property Rights: Di usion and Resistance WA66: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Scien c Study of Interna onal Poli cal Economy WA67: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Poli cal Economy Of The Middle East Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Poli cal Economy Hayat Alvi, U.S. Naval War College Bryan Daves, Yeshiva University Persian Gulf based SWFs & Development of Financial Hubs in Bahrain, Dubai and Qatar: A case of Compe ve Branding Asim Ali, University of Western Ontario Food‐Security in Egypt: An Examina on of Egypt’s Poli cal‐ Economy Sarah Alvarez, University of Mary Washington Between Trend and Necessity: State‐led Entrepreneurship Promo on and the Reshaping of Ren erism in the Gulf Arab States Crystal A. Ennis, University of Waterloo Euro‐Arab economic interdependencies before and a er the Arab Spring Daniel Gugan, Corvinus University of Budapest The IMF as an Agent for Peace in the Middle East Julie Mueller, University of New England Viva Khomeini: The Centrifugal and Centripetal Forces of the Post ‐Revolu onary Iranian Poli cal Economy. Joseph J. St. Marie, Univeristy of Southern Mississippi WA68: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Aggressive Foreign Policies: Explaining, Deterring, Failing Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Foreign Policy Analysis Bradley Thayer, Thayer Limited Brock Tessman, University of Georgia The Origin of O ensive Realism Dominic Johnson, University of Oxford Bradley Thayer, Thayer Limited Panel Beyond Community: The Myth of an “Interna onal Community” and Blame‐Shi ing in Crisis Management Karsten Michael Jung, University of Bonn Find Your Weakness: Domes c Turmoil and Deterrence Failure Koji Kagotani, Trinity College Dublin Takeshi Iida, Kobe University WA71: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel Di usion-as-Empire: Theory and Compara ve Studies in Disastrous Circula ons of Power Sponsor(s): Strategic Culture: Is Iran a Ra onal Actor? Susan Khazaeli, University of O awa Chair A Key to Predict the Occurrence of an Interstate Con ict: The measure of State Dissa sfac on Disc. Hsiao-chuan Liao, University of South Carolina Kayce Mobley, University of Georgia Sponsor(s): Chair Panel Interna onal Communica on The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Ken Rogerson, Duke University Occupy Goes Worldwide George R. Boynton, University of Iowa Di usion of Informa on on Social‐Networking Sites within a Par cipatory Con nuum: A Cri que of the Utopian / Dystopian Divide 2.0 and Slack vism James Dennis, Royal Holloway, University of London Newspapers, the Internet and Facebook: Changes and Trends in Social Ac vism, Mobiliza on and Media Use Kevin P. Hedrick, Duke University Ken Rogerson, Duke University Guy Fawkes, hack vism and trans‐na onal protest: The visual rhetoric of Anonymous Jason L. Jarvis, Georgia State University Facing the Mul tude? Anonymous as global movement Jennifer Schröer, University of Helsinki WA70: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel Poli cal Violence, External Actors and the Di usion of Con ict and Con ict-Preven on Prac ces in Eurasia Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Disc. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Thomas J. Wood, University of South Carolina, Aiken Thomas J. Wood, University of South Carolina, Aiken Jesse Driscoll, Assistant Professor, U. of California San Diego Central Asia's Changing Pa erns of Extraterritorial State Violence and New Forms of Regional Security Coopera on Alexander Cooley, Barnard College Regional security organisa ons and compe ng approaches to con ict in Central Asia David G. Lewis, University of Bradford Ethnicity and A tudes toward Redistribu on in the Caucasus Sco Radnitz, Assistant Professor, U. of Washington Daniel Warner, Geneva Centre for the Democra c Control of Armed Forces Daniel Warner, Geneva Centre for the Democra c Control of Armed Forces Academia as a Source of Conceptual Di usion: The Rise of ‘Partnership’ as a Governance Principle Revenge, Propor onality, and Interna onal Rela ons WA69: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM The Media, (H)ac(k) vism and Transna onal Protest Compara ve Interdisciplinary Studies The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Doina Cajvaneanu, University of Trento Anne e Freyberg-Inan, University of Amsterdam Represen ng or resis ng empire(s)? Nepali Gurkhas in global security Priya Dixit, Virginia Tech The Di usion (and Confusion) of Contending Power Structures: Hegemonic Western Morality, the UN Consensus on Sex Work, and Local Disablement Judy Hemming The ANZUS Alliance‐as‐Disastrous Di usion: The Poli cal Virology of a War me Liaison Michael McKinley, Australian Na onal University Di usion as Representa on of Empires of Flows and Circula on Stephen J. Rosow, State University of New York at Oswego WA72: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Labor Rights And Globaliza on Sponsor(s): Chair Panel Interna onal Poli cal Economy Daniel P. Berliner, Freie Universität Berlin The Agony and the Ecstasy of Good Jobs: State Capacity, State Preferences, and the Labor Rights Implementa on Gap Daniel P. Berliner, Freie Universität Berlin Jennifer L. Noveck, University of Washington Anne R. Greenleaf, University of Washington Milli M. Lake, University of Washington Aaron Erlich, University of Washington Impact of Collec ve Labor Rights and Poli cal Risk on Foreign Direct Investment In ows in Emerging Market Countries Hye Jee Cho, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology Interna onal Trade and Trickle Down Economics: When Do Increasing Pro ts Lead to Increasing Wages? Adam H. Dean, University of Chicago The di usion of liberal labour markets: necessity for growth or harbinger of inequality? Paul Lewis, University of Birmingham Jason Heyes, University of Birmingham Economic Integra on and Forced Labor Policies: A Cross‐Na onal Analysis Menaka Mahajan, University of Miami The Impact of Increasing Income Inequality on Public Support for Redistribu on Anthony J. L. Sealey, University of Toronto WA73: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Corrup on Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Poli cal Economy Sponsor(s): Kris n Se er, Centre for Area Studies, University of Leipzig Kris n Se er, Centre for Area Studies, University of Leipzig What Tunisia’s revolu on tells us about percep ons of corrup on Hannes Baumann, Georgetown University Foreign Aid, Corrup on, and Economic Growth The Condi onal E ect of Remi ances on Government Corrup on: 1996‐2010 Michael D. Tyburski, University of Wisconsin Milwaukee Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Chair Disc. Panel Foreign Policy Analysis Douglas C. Foyle, Wesleyan University Orlandrew Danzell, Mercyhurst University Poli cal Compe on and the Divergence of Public Opinion over U.S. Military Bases Gaye B. Muderrisoglu, University of Michigan Philip Streich, Pomona College Sanc ons vs. Rewards: The In uence of Ethnic Minority Groups on U.S. Foreign Policy Mariam Dekanozishvili, University of South Carolina Evgeny E Anikin, University of South Caroliona WA74: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Korean Peninsula in the Past, Present, and Future WB01: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Connec ng the Public and U.S. Foreign Policy Panel Steven B. Redd, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Trevor Rubenzer, University of South Carolina-Upstate “Social Movements, De ni on of the Situa on, and American Foreign Policy” Brian D. Ripley, Mercyhurst University Patrick Haney, Miami University Coming From Behind?: Unpopular Presidents, Foreign Policy, and Elec ons Associa on of Korean Poli cal Studies Mikyoung Kim, Hiroshima City University Mikyoung Kim, Hiroshima City University Douglas C. Foyle, Wesleyan University How and Why does South Korea di er from the North? Insights from Complexity Science Walter C. Clemens, Jr., Boston University Balancing or Bandwagoning? Alliance Choices of the Ancient Korean Kingdoms "The Elite In uence on Norm Di usion: Regula ng Applica on of the Right to Protect in U.S. Foreign Policy" Andrew Z. Katz, Denison University WB02: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Roundtable Becoming a Savvy Feminist Grant Writer: Lessons from the Funding Trenches Tae-Hyung Kim, Soongsil University Chang-hee Nam, Inha University Boxing Pan, Inha University Sponsor(s): From a Militarized State to a Normal State: Searching for defense conversion in North Korea Dongmin Lee, Nanyang Technological University Engaging North Korea with So Power Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Feminist Theory and Gender Studies Sheherazade R. Jafari, American University Laura Parisi, University of Victoria Sonalini Sapra, Saint Mary's College Sheherazade R. Jafari, American University Juanita Elias, Gri th University Kyung-Ae Park, University of Bri sh Columbia WB03: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel Presiden al Theme Panel—The Di usion of Democracy: Regional and Global Dimensions The Origin of the Developmental State in South Korea: A Reexamina on of the Park Chung‐hee Myth Jong-sung You, University of California at San Diego WA75: Wednesday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Decision-Making in Interna onal Organiza ons Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel German Poli cal Science Associa on Susan M. Park, University of Sydney Susan M. Park, University of Sydney Fields of Contesta on: A Sociological Take on Decision‐Making at the United Na ons Ingvild Bode, University of Tübingen (De‐)Construc ng Con ict through decision‐Making Processes: Interna onal Organiza ons in (Post‐)Con ict and Development Contexts Kers n Eppert, University of Bielefeld Deciding about Development. An Inside View on How the World Bank and UNDP Make Poli cs. Katja Freistein, Bielefeld University Mar n Koch, Bielefeld University Con icts about Vo ng Rules in Interna onal Organiza ons: The Role of Jus ce Concerns Dirk Peters, Peace Research Ins tute Frankfurt Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Havard Hegre, Peace and Research Ins tute Oslo Havard Hegre, Peace and Research Ins tute Oslo Rethinking the Di usion of Popular Challenges to Authoritarian Rulers: 1989, the Color Revolu ons and the Arab Uprisings Valerie Bunce, Cornell University David S. Patel, Cornell University Sharon Wolchik, George Washington University Market Condi ons, Economic Compe on and Democra za on Mark J. Crescenzi, University of N. Carolina at Chapel Hill Military Deployments and the Di usion of Democracy Michael Horowitz, University of Pennsylvania Jon Pevehouse, University of Wisconsin Interna onal Expecta ons, Norms, and Policy Di usion Susan Hyde, Yale University Democracy, democra c governance and the post‐2015 development agenda: Global, regional and na onal dimensions Massimo Tommasoli, Interna onal IDEA, NY WB04: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Rethinking Empire in the 21st Century Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Kelly M. Greenhill, Tu s University, Harvard University Interna onal Poli cal Sociology The Poli cal E ec veness of Non‐State Coercion: How Structure Drives Func on and Outcome Mauro J. Caraccioli, University of Florida Gregory Nowell, University of Albany Empire Within: The Transna onal E ects of Imperial Governance Alexander D. Barder, Johns Hopkins University Nature's Empire of Fear: Producing the Spirit of Development Ann E. Towns, University West, Sweden The Winter of Empire’s Discontent: Tunisia, Egypt, and the Failure of the ‘Democra c’ Agenda Nicole S. Grove, Johns Hopkins University Panel Interna onal Organiza on Rawi Abdelal, Harvard University Duncan Snidal, University of Oxford Rethinking IMF Policy Actors: The Role of the Managing Director in Low Income Country Policy Reform Mark R. Hibben, Syracuse University Exploring the Cultures of Interna onal Organiza ons Catherine Elizabeth Weaver, University of Texas at Aus n Stephen C. Nelson, Northwestern University The Cultures of Interna onal Organiza ons in Historical Perspec ve: Comparing the World Health Organiza on and the Global Fund Nitsan Chorev, Brown University Ambiguity, Sensemaking, and IO Culture in UN Peacebuilding Michael Lipson, Concordia University The Interna onal Monetary Fund’s Research Agenda through the Lens of Culture Bessma Momani, University of Waterloo What Role Does Organiza onal Culture Play in Explaining Change in the Mul lateral Development Banks Susan M. Park, University of Sydney WB06: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel New Perspec ves on Coercion: Con nuity, Change and Innova on in the 21st Century Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Robert Art, Brandeis University Robert Art, Brandeis University Deliberate Escala on: Deterrence Strategies of Regional Nuclear Powers Jasen J. Cas llo, Bush School of Government and Public Service, Texas A&M Coercion by Division: Concepts, Mechanisms, and Con ngent Condi ons Timothy Crawford, Boston College The Dynamics of Base State Coercion: Exploring the Rela onship Between Violent Groups and their “Hosts” Keren Fraiman, Massachuse s Ins tute of Technology Panel The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Michael D. Cohen, University of Southern Denmark Mario E. Carranza, Texas A&M University‐Kingsville Credible Allies and Common Enemies: Why States Develop Nuclear Weapons Feminizing Diplomacy in Imperial Times Chair Disc. WB07: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Will Nuclear Weapons Di use or Defuse? Chair Disc. Robert Paul Musgrave, Georgetown University Daniel Nexon, Georgetown University Sponsor(s): Peter J. P. Krause, Boston College Sponsor(s): Mauro J. Caraccioli, University of Florida States of Empire: Liberal Ordering and Imperial Rela ons WB05: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM The Cultures of Interna onal Organiza ons The Conduct and E cacy of Migra on‐driven Coercion: New Evidence from the Middle East Shareefa Abdullah Al-Adwani, University of California, Davis Tracy Kuo Lin, University of California, Davis Fear, Learning and the Bomb: The Psychological Consequences of Nuclear Prolifera on Michael D. Cohen, University of Southern Denmark The Role and Mechanisms of Tacit Knowledge Transfer in Building a Nuclear Program Liz A. Dallas, Georgia Ins tute of Technology What does it mean to be a responsible nuclear weapons state? A conceptual study with a view to contemporary China Nicola Ann Horsburgh, University of Oxford WB08: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Professional Development and Conference Roles Sponsor(s): Roundtable Professional Development Commi ee Cmte Chair Patrick James, University of Southern California Part. Patricia Ann Weitsman, Ohio University Part. Juliet Kaarbo, University of Edinburgh Part. Anne e Freyberg‐Inan, University of Amsterdam Part. Marijke Breuning, University of North Texas Part. Ralph Carter, Texas Chris an University WB09: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Roundtable The Di usion of Regional Orders: Compara ve Regionalism Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Thomas Risse, Freie Universitat Berlin Karen Alter, Northwestern University and ICourts University of Copenhagen David Levi‐Faur, Hebrew University of Jerusalem Alberta M. Sbragia, University of Pi sburgh Tanja A. Börzel, Free University of Berlin Liesbet Hooghe, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill WB10: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Roundtable Presiden al Theme Roundtable—The Transna onal Di usion Of Ins tu ons Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Etel Solingen, University of California at Irvine Douglass North, Washington U, SL John Meyer, Stanford University Helge Hveem, University of Oslo Saskia Sassen, Columbia University WB11: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel War Ini a on and Termina on: Insights from Captured Iraqi Records Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Thomas G. Mahnken, U.S. Naval War College Abbas Kadhim, Naval Postgraduate School Ibrahim Almarashi, California State University San Marcos Deterrence Lessons from Iraq: Ra onality is Not the Only Key to Containment Amatzia Baram, University of Haifa Revolu on and War: Saddam’s Decision to Invade Iran David D. Palkki, Na onal Defense University Kevin M. Woods, Ins tute for Defense Analyses WB12: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Roundtable Presiden al Theme Roundtable—The Di usion of Financial Liberaliza on and its Consequences Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Bas aan Van Apeldoorn, Free University of Amsterdam Nana De Graa , Free University of Amsterdam Nicolas Guilhot, CNRS‐NYU Transna onal Interest Blocs and US Foreign Policy Ronald Wade Cox, Florida Interna onal University US Grand Strategy and the Corporate Elite Policy Planning Network Nana De Graa , Free University of Amsterdam Bas aan Van Apeldoorn, Free University of Amsterdam The Hard Consequences of So Power: Corporate Philanthropy and US Foreign Policy Inderjeet S. Parmar, City University London ‘This Bloody Route’: Saddam’s Concept of Victory at the End of the Iran‐Iraq War Sponsor(s): Foreign Policy Analysis Mark Ledwidge, Canterbury Christ Church University Deterring a Conspiracy Theorist: U.S. Warnings and Saddam’s Invasion of Kuwait Presiden al Facilitator and Protector the Moneyed Elites’ Interest Johnny Williams, Trinity College, Har ord, Connec cut WB16: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Roundtable Decolonizing FTGS: Camps, Tokenism, Ci ng and Sigh ng in Feminist Security Studies Sponsor(s): The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Louis W. Pauly, University of Toronto Beth Ann Simmons, Harvard University Andrew Walter, University of Melbourne Herman Schwartz, University of Virginia Helen Milner, Princeton University Benjamin J. Cohen, University of California, Santa Barbara WB13: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Women, War, and Post-War Transforma on Panel U.S. Foreign Policy: Iden ty and Power and the Age of Obama Chad Nelson, University of California, Los Angeles Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Sponsor(s): Chair Chair Disc. Interna onal Security Studies Defea ng the Alliance of 30: Saddam Hussein’s Concept of Poli cal Victory during the 1991 Gulf War Sponsor(s): WB15: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM US Foreign Policy Meets Elite Studies Roundtable Feminist Theory and Gender Studies Women's Caucus J. Ann Tickner, American University Laura Sjoberg, University of Florida Joyce P. Kaufman, Whi er College Kristen Williams, Clark University Sandra McEvoy, Consor um on Gender, Security and Human Rights Chair Disc. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Feminist Theory and Gender Studies Global Development Interna onal Security Studies Global South Caucus Laura McLeod, University of Manchester Chris ne Sylvester, University of Connec cut Bina D'Costa, Australian Na onal University Laura J. Shepherd, University of New South Wales Soumita Basu, South Asian University Swa Parashar, Monash University Katrina N. Lee‐Koo, Australian Na onal University WB17: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel Rela ons amongst Interna onal Organiza ons: Coopera on, Compe on and Complexity Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Interna onal Organiza on Lisbeth Aggestam, University of Bath Joachim A. Koops, Vesalius College & IES, Free University of Brussels (VUB) Ten Years of EU Peacekeeping in Africa: Preferring output over impact? Malte Brosig, University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg WB14: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Roundtable Presiden al Theme Roundtable—EU Crisis: Di usion and Firewalls Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Gary Marks, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and VU Amsterdam Alfred Tovias, Hebrew University Daniel Mügge, University of Amsterdam Gerald Schneider, University of Konstanz Mary Imelda Farrell, University of Greenwich Hubert Zimmermann, University of Marburg The Ra onal Design of Rela ons between Interna onal Organiza ons Hylke Dijkstra, University of Oxford Beyond Mul lateralism? Inter‐Organisa onal Rela ons and the Rise of Complexity in Interna onal Rela ons. David J. Galbreath, University of Bath Europe Without the EU? A New French Approach to Security and Defense Integra on in Europe Without the European Union" Falk Ostermann, VU University Amsterdam Coopera on at the Intersec on of Security and Economics: Explaining Ins tu onal Choices on Armaments Collabora on Marc R. DeVore, European University Ins tute (EUI) WB18: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Violence and Nonviolence in State-Dissident Interac ons Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Scien Panel Evan H. Po er, University of O awa c Study of Interna onal Processes Open Source Culture Process: The mWomen Ini a ve as an Emerging Narra ve of Public Diplomacy Kathleen G. Cunningham, University of Maryland Erica Chenoweth, University of Denver Willow F. Williamson, American University It S ll Takes Two: State‐Rebel Group Characteris cs and Nego ated Se lements in Civil War WB21: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel Where Do They Fit? Conceptualizing the Role of Communica on, Media and Technology in Interna onal Rela ons David E. Cunningham, University of Maryland Idean Salehyan, University of North Texas Dissent, Repression & Some Outcomes of the Arab Spring Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Will H. Moore, Florida State University Stephen Shellman, College of William & Mary The Rhetoric of Trust in Interna onal Rela ons Par es, Coali ons, Elec ons and Civil Con ict in Africa Laura Considine, Aberystwyth University Venue Shopping: The Pluraliza on of Global Poli cal Rela ons Jessica A. Maves, Pennsylvania State University Vote First, Shoot Later? Elec ons and Ethnic Civil War Sara Moats, West Virginia University Media and Interna onal Rela ons: Closing Gitmo Julian Wucherpfennig, ETH Zurich Chair Disc. Edward A. Comor, University of Western Ontario Fei Wu, CHARHAR INSTITUTE and Ji Nan University Edward A. Comor, University of Western Ontario Chris an Davenport, University of Michigan Christopher M. Sullivan, University of Notre Dame Sponsor(s): Interna onal Communica on Conceptualizing Digital Technologies: Redressing Determinist and Fe shis c Tendencies in Interna onal Studies Rethinking Repertoires: The Essen als of State‐Dissident Interac ons WB19: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Communica on Technology, Con ict and Mobiliza on Diplomats as Public Collaborators: Open Policy Development through Crowd‐Sourcing and Web 2.0 Diplomacy Panel Scien c Study of Interna onal Processes Interna onal Communica on Nils Weidmann, University of Konstanz Jason Lyall, Yale Ushahidi in African Elec ons: Do Crowdmaps Make a Di erence at the Polls? Ca e Bailard, George Washington University A Spa al Analysis of the Impact of West German Television on Protest Mobiliza on during the East German Revolu on David Darmofal, University of South Carolina Holger Kern, University of South Carolina Social Media and Police‐Protest Dynamics Sco Gates, Peace Research Ins tute Oslo (PRIO) and Norwegian University of Science and Technoogy (NTNU) Put Percep ons into Place: The Role of Intersubjec ve Factors in Linking Climate Change to Violent Con ict Tobias Ide, University of Hamburg Explosive Connec ons? Mass Media, Social Media, and the Geography of Collec ve Violence in Sub‐Saharan Africa T. Camber Warren, Naval Postgraduate School Communica on Networks and the Transna onal Spread of Ethnic Con ict Nils Weidmann, University of Konstanz Anna Karoline Carneiro Sindler, Universidade Estadual da Paraíba WB22: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Genealogies and Temporali es in IR Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Theory Jens Bartelson, Lund University Felix Berenskoe er, SOAS, University of London History and Logic: Two Trajectories of "System" and "Society" Victor C. Lage, Pon cal Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro Periodiza on and Poli cal Imagina on in Contemporary IR Paulo Chamon, Ins tute of Interna onal Rela ons - Pon cal Catholica University of Rio de Janeiro Victor C. Lage, Pon cal Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro Genealogy as Modern Historiography: Time, Anachronism and Interna onal Rela ons Henrique Tavares Furtado, University of Manchester Interna onal poli cs under anarchy, anarchy under me Andrew R. Hom, Aberystwyth University Thinking through Foucault and Skinner: The poli cs of poli cal history Natália M. F. Souza, Pon Janeiro cal Catholic University of Rio de Birth of a No on: A History of the Idea of Governance Vincent Della Sala, University of Trento Doina Cajvaneanu, University of Trento WB20: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel 21st Century Diplomacy: Change Agents, Changing Ins tu ons WB23: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Security Beyond Discourse? Securi za on as Di usion and Transla on Sponsor(s): Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Diploma c Studies Interna onal Communica on John Robert Kelley, American University Ali R. Fisher, InterMedia Public Diplomacy and The Paradoxes of Americaniza on Mark J. Rolfe, University of New South Wales Inves ng in Trust: Linking Cultural Rela ons to the Management of Change Aimee R. Fullman, Bri sh Council Agency Change: Diploma c Ac on Beyond the State John Robert Kelley, American University Panel Chair Chair Disc. Panel The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Rocco Bellanova, Peace Research Ins tute Oslo (PRIO) & Université Saint‐Louis (Brussels) Maximilian Mayer, Bonn University Ole Waever, University of Copenhagen Security, Bodies, Technology and the World: Exploring Mapping as post‐representa onal prac ce Victoria E. E. Loughlan, University of Edinburgh Securi za on: Where Are the Missing Publics? William H. C. Walters, Carleton University Technological Legi ma on of Heterogenous Transna onal Security Governance Anna Leander, Copenhagen Business School The Prolifera on of Securi zing Apparatuses: Private Security Companies and the Produc on of Congolese Dis/order Peer Schouten, University of Gothenburg WB24: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Roundtable Di using, Confusing or Transfusing Gender? The Paradoxical Poli cs and Prac ces of the Interna onal Di usion (or Otherwise) of Gender Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Marysia Zalewski, University of Aberdeen Suzanne Bergeron, University of Michigan, Dearborn Samantha Cook, University of California, Santa Cruz L. H.M. Ling, The New School Wendy Harcourt, ISS, Erasmus University WB25: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel Intelligence Collec on, Counterterrorism, and Counterinsurgency Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Intelligence Studies Philip H. J. Davies, Brunel University Philip H. J. Davies, Brunel University Managing Human Intelligence Sources ‐ A be er way John Buckley, Middlesex University/SELF EMPLOYED Coinistas versus New Wavers: The Debate on Counterinsurgency and Its Impact on Intelligence Support Lawrence Cline, Center for Civil Military Rela ons NYPD Intelligence: A Gold Standard, or a Tarnished Shield? Erik Dahl, Naval Postgraduate School It's About the Dots! William J. Lahneman, Towson University Developing U.S. Intelligence Capabili es for Popula on‐centric Counterinsurgency and Stability Opera ons: Learning from Iraq and Afghanistan Nathan F. White, Na onal Defense University Open Source Intelligence Collec on, Social Media, and Violent Extremism James Breckenridge, Mercyhurst University WB27: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Democra za on in Compara ve Perspec ve Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Compara ve Interdisciplinary Studies Jarrod Hayes, Georgia Ins tute of Technology M. Ersin Kalaycioglu, Sabanci University Faith, Reason and Democracy Deina A. Abdelkader, University of Massachuse s Wave of Democra sa on: Rapid Di usion of a Democra c Ins tu on / Slow Di usion of a Democra c Culture Dawoon Chung, Independent Linkage, Leverage, and Regime Typologies: Democra za on in sub ‐Saharan Africa Felicity Duncan, University of Pennsylvania Laura Silver, University of Pennsylvania Types of Natural State and the Development of Democracy Neil Robinson, University of Limerick Di usion of Polariza on Across Elec ons: Tracing Nega ve Campaign Issues in Democra zing Countries Nil Seda Satana, Bilkent University Lerna Yanik, Kadir Has University Lerna Yanik, Kadir Has University WB28: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Interna onal Poli cs and the 'Death of God' II: Ethics and Responsibility Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Larry N. George, California State University, Long Beach Tom Houseman, Lancaster University Deicide, Suicide and Ver ginous Self‐authorship: the poli cs of Messianic and Tragic responses to the Death of God Aggie Hirst, City University London From Tricking Gods to Killing God: Odysseus, Nietzsche, and the ‘secular’ subject of post‐founda onal ethics Tom Houseman, Lancaster University The Death of Man: the Pragma cs of Freedom Andrea Rossi, University of Lancaster Unbounded Agency and the Ques on of Responsibility: Challenging the Radical Poten al of Posthumanist Approaches to Democracy Jessica Schmidt, University of Westminster WB29: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Emerging Powers: New Development Paradigms? Sponsor(s): Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Elizabeth R. DeSombre, Wellesley College Elizabeth R. DeSombre, Wellesley College A. Claire Cutler, University of Victoria Eleni Tsingou, Copenhagen Business School Je rey Chwieroth, London School of Economics and Poli cal Science Karl‐Orfeo Fioretos, Temple University Jacint Jordana, Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Ins tut Barcelona d'Estudis Internacionals (IBEI) Ken Conca, American University Panel Interna onal Ethics Theory WB26: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Roundtable Presiden al Theme Roundtable—Transna onal Di usion of Regulatory Standards: Learning, Imita on, Socializa on The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Panel Chair Disc. Panel Global Development Anita Lacey, The University of Auckland Roselyn Hsueh, Temple University From Dependent Development to Globalized Development: The Evolu on of State‐Business Rela ons in Brazil Kristen Hopewell, University of Bri sh Columbia, Okanagan The Poli cal Economy of Foreign Direct Investment: Construc ng Business Interests and Policy Preferences in Post‐war India and Brazil Jason Jackson, Massachuse s Ins tute of Technology ‘Towards a new development paradigm? How China's development prac ces in Africa are challenging the status quo’ Isaac Odoom, University of Alberta WB30: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Analyzing China's Foreign Policies Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Aileen Baviera, University of the Philippines Vincent W. Wang, University of Richmond Markus Thiel, Florida Interna onal University The Taming of the Shrew: China’s Policy toward North Korea, 1992‐2011 WB33: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Di usion of Environmental Norms and Prac ces in East Asia Taehyung Ahn, Florida Interna onal University Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. America in the Eyes of China’s America Watchers Huiyun Feng, Utah State University China’s Leadership Change and Cross‐Strait Rela ons Yitan Li, Sea le University Panel Human Rights Adop on and Internaliza on of Global Governance for Climate Change Adapta on, 1997‐2010 Jang Hoon Chung , Yonsei University Kelly Sims Gallagher, The Fletcher School, Tu s University Joanna R. Quinn, The University of Western Ontario Joanna R. Quinn, The University of Western Ontario Trade‐Environment Nexus in East Asia Geo rey Dancy, University of Minnesota The Interna onal Spread of A rma ve Ac on Policies: What is True Equality? John W. Dietrich, Bryant University Min Gyo Koo, Seoul Na onal University Environmental Movement and Poli cal Transi on in East Asia Esook Yoon, Kwangwoon University Compara ve Analysis of Energy Mixes in East Asia Kyungjun Yun, Hansung University WB34: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Can Global Law be Liberated from Global Power? Ci zens’ Tribunals From Vietnam to Iraq to Pales ne Sponsor(s): Chair Organizing hypocrisy: Non‐state governance in fragile states Milli M. Lake, University of Washington Jus ce in Ac on: Assessing the Implementa on of Transi onal Jus ce Policies Jennifer L. Miller, University of Arizona WB32: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel Studying European Construc on in a Sociological Perspec ve: Prac ces, Stakes, and Methods Interna onal Poli cal Sociology Denis Duez, Facultés universitaires Saint‐Louis Niilo T. J. Kauppi, French Na onal Center for Scien Research CNRS/Strasbourg c Counter‐radicaliza on and the “death” of Mul culturalism: Towards a Europeaniza on of the management of diversity? Francesco Ragazzi, Leiden University & CERI Sciences Po Social Power in Interna onal Organiza ons: Who Rules CSDP? Stephanie Hofmann, Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies Frederic Merand, University of Montreal Mar al Foucault, University of Montreal Envoys of Europe: EU special representa ves and the making of European foreign policy Julien Jeandesboz, University of Amsterdam Stephan Davidshofer, University of Geneva Hegemonic projects and the reconstruc on of collec ve iden es: a discourse theore cal analysis of the Common Security and Defence Policy Lucie Chamlian, University of Kiel 2012 Workshop Report Panel War and the State in the 21st Century Jonathan Graubart, San Diego State University Chair Disc. Vinod K. Aggarwal, University of California Berkeley Kris Elaine Govella, University of California, Berkeley No great wall: The globaliza on of cleaner energy technologies Technically Speaking, Jus ce Does Not Ma er Much: A Decade of Legal Pragma sm in the Study of Transi onal Jus ce Sponsor(s): Environmental Studies T. J. Lah, Yonsei University Yoon Jik Cho, Yonsei University Jianwei Wang, University of Macau Lili Wu, Univerity of Macau Chair Disc. Panel South Korea's Low Carbon Green Growth Policy: Promise, Implementa on and Accountability China's Diploma c Transforma on Sponsor(s): Can E. Mutlu, University of O awa Assessing horizontal and ver cal power rela ons of NGOs ac ng in the EU Fundamental Rights agency Foreign Policy Analysis WB31: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Transi onal Jus ce: Courts and the Law Material ma ers? New Materialism and European Integra on Disc. Workshop Report Panel Chris C. Demchak, US Naval War College & University of Arizona Andrew Mark Dorman, King's College London US and the Use of Force‐ Post Iraq, Post Afghanistan and Post Modern? David Has ngs Dunn, University of Birmingham The future of warfare: You can kill 'em, just don't talk to 'em Gunhild Hoogensen Gjørv, University of Tromsø The U lity of Force in the 21st Century The Australian paradox: the existent and the perceptual Maryanne Kelton, Flinders University of South Australia Russian strategic thinking and doctrine and the changing character of war Be na Renz, University of No ngham Belgian defense policy: be er than its reputa on Tom Sauer, University of Antwerp WB35: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Everyday Life and the New Materialisms of A ect Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Bri sh Interna onal Studies Associa on Aida Arfan Hozic, University of Florida David Mu mer, York University The Everyday Life of Interna onal Poli cs Ma Davies, Newcastle University Pussy Riot: The Nine Lives of the Riot Grrrl Revolu on Kevin C. Dunn, Hobart and William Smith Colleges 'We can have eyes 24/7 on our adversaries': Remote Piloted Air Systems, Scopic Regimes, and the Aesthe c Subjects of Targeted Killing Kyle A. Grayson, Newcastle University Touring the Revolu on Debbie Lisle, Queens University of Belfast WB36: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel Mass Opinion and Democra c Norms in the European Union Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Interna onal Organiza on Ozgehan Senyuva, Middle East Technical University Emek M. Ucarer, Bucknell University The Space between Us: Elite and Mass A tudes toward Crisis‐ Driven Integra on in the European Union Edward A. Fogarty, Colgate University Kevin Wallsten, California State University, Long Beach Quo Vadis European Transparency Ini a ve? Par cipa on, Consulta on and Democra c Legi macy in European Governance Dawid G. Friedrich, Leuphana University of Lüneburg Empowering the European Parliament through Democra c Norms Alexandru Grigorescu, Loyola University Chicago Linking Berlin and Brussels ‐ Nongovernmental Organiza on Engage the European Union on Asylum Emek M. Ucarer, Bucknell University WB37: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Roundtable Religion and Contested Belongings: Theory, Methodology and Prac ce Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Ethnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on Studies Ron Hassner, University of California Berkeley Nukhet A. Sandal, Brown University Sultan Tepe, University of Illinois at Chicago Je rey P. Haynes, London Metropolitan University Sumit Ganguly, Indiana University Jocelyne Cesari, Harvard University WB39: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Revisi ng Liberalism Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Global Development Theory Georg Sørensen, University of Aarhus Shannon K. Brincat, University of Queensland Liberal Governmentality and Nature Marco Bernardini, University of Reading (U.K.) Post‐liberalism and the Poli cs of Paradox Adrian Pabst, University of Kent Liberal IR theory in context of a changed world order Georg Sørensen, University of Aarhus Liberal Openness and the Problem of Sovereignty: The Case of F.A. Hayek Jorg Spieker, Birkbeck, University of London WB40: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel Historical Processes in the Evolu on of Interna onal Society Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. English School Tonny B. Knudsen, University of Aarhus Cornelia B. Navari, University of Buckingham Global Cons tu onalism and the English School – Shedding a Historical Light on Contemporary Debates Bernd A. Bucher, University of Bielefeld Thomas Müller, Bielefeld University Fear of a Black Planet: The Hai an Revolu on in Interna onal Society Cris an A. Can r, Oakland University (MI/IO) Barbary Coast in the Expansion of Interna onal Society: Piracy and Corsairing as Primary Ins tu ons Alejandro Colas, Birkbeck College WB38: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel Power, Authority and In uence in Global Migra on Governance Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Ethnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on Studies Jeanne e Money, University of California Davis Gary Freeman, University of Texas, Aus n The Development of Intra‐EU Migra on Networks: Local, Na onal and European Implica ons Michael Johns, Lauren an University- Barrie Ins tu onal Interplay in Migra on Policy Di usion Sandra Lavenex, University of Lucerne Flavia Jurje, University of Lucerne Global governance and migrant rights. Jeanne e Money, University of California Davis Sarah P. Lockhart, Fordham University Networks of power, authority and in uence in global migra on governance Andrew Geddes, University of She eld Private actors in the governance of interna onal economic migra on Hélène Pellerin, University of O awa Complex Coopera on: Understanding Migra on Policies in the Global South Shaina D. Western, UC Davis The Perils of "a Purer Realpoli k": European Interna onal Society a er 1763 Daniel M. Green, University of Delaware The English School and the aboli on of African slavery in Brazil: foreign pressure, interests, values and power Mariana Alves da Cunha Kalil, Universidade Federal Fluminense WB41: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Media on in Peace Processes Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Peace Studies Bernd Beber, New York University Bernd Beber, New York University How media on really works Zorzeta Bakaki, University of Essex Timing is Everything: Media on Ini a on in the 2008 Djibou an‐ Eritrean Border Dispute Kevin K. Frank, The University of Southern Mississippi Nip in the Bud or Innocent un l Proven Guilty? Third Party Management of Spoiler Behaviour in Peace Processes Desiree A. E. Nilsson, Uppsala University Mimmi Soderberg Kovacs, Uppsala University You Propose, We Decide: Role of Contextual Facilitators vs. Inhibitors as Determinants of Media on Success and Nego ated Peace Shweta Singh, SOUTH ASIAN UNIVERSITY It’s Media on, Stupid! A Large‐N Study of Media on Characteris cs’ Impact On Interna onal and Civil War Peace Processes The Modern Coercion Conundrum: State Use of Force and Global Security Robert Michael Mandel, Lewis & Clark College Paul Steinheuer, University of Kent Timothy Adam Williams, Free University Berlin WB42: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Belief, Cogni on, and Environmental Poli cs Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Environmental Studies Frank Alcock, New College of Florida Jonathan E. Czarnecki, Naval War College Monterey The Elephant in the Room: Climate Change and the 2008 vs. 2012 Presiden al Campaigns Frank Alcock, New College of Florida Manjana Milkoreit, University of Waterloo Vox populi: A comparison of public demand for climate change policy in seven countries Lena M. Scha er, Swiss Federal Ins tute of Technology Zurich (ETH Zurich) Bianca Oehl, Swiss Federal Ins tute of Technology Zurich The evalua on revolu on: quality control or a downward spiral of distrust? An examina on of evalua on of interna onal forest programs Deborah S. Davenport, Oxford University Centre for the Environment Constance McDermo , University of Oxford Panel Interna onal Security Studies WB46: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Roundtable Presiden al Theme Roundtable—The Di usion of Interna onal Power: Trends and Implica ons Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Measuring Local Legi macy of Interna onal Forces: Insights from Afghanistan Lisa Anna-Karin Karlborg, Uppsala University Warlord economies in post‐NATO Afghanistan Romain A. A. Malejacq, Northwestern University/Sciences Po Paris Panel Interna onal Security Studies Ryan Grauer, University of Pi sburgh Ryan Grauer, University of Pi sburgh The End of War? Bear F. Braumoeller, Ohio State University The Obsolescence of African War? Measurement and Implica ons of the Decline in Regional Violence David Burbach, Naval War College Christopher J. Fe weis, Tulane University Towards a security community? Ideology and South America integra on. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Charles Lipson, University of Chicago William C. Wohlforth, Dartmouth College Jacek Kugler, Claremont Graduate University Jack A. Goldstone, George Mason University Catherine McArdle Kelleher, Watson Ins tuteBrown and U Maryland, College Park WB47: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Ac ve Learning and the Cross-Na onal Experience Sponsor(s): Disc. Stephen M. Grenier, Johns Hopkins University Daniel Guedes de Andrade, Simon Fraser University Peter D. Jackson, University of Glasgow Peter D. Jackson, University of Glasgow Ralph Sawyer, Independent Scholar Chair Geo rey F. Gresh, Na onal Defense University William T. Eliason, Na onal Defense University The Failure of Local Security Forces in Afghanistan Chair Disc. Interna onal Security Studies Shadows within Shadows: Decep on in Tradi onal China Cogni ve A ractors – A Theory of Idea onal Power in Global Climate Governance Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Christo Luehrs, American University Frederick W. Mayer, Duke University WB44: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Is War, History? Sponsor(s): Panel The Power/Knowledge Nexus At The Tac cal and Opera onal Levels: Peace Through Informa on Dominance Ac ng Green: How Environmental Narra ves Enable Global Collec ve Ac on Chair Disc. WB45: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Decep on, Subversion, and Cyber in Theory and Prac ce John R. Ferris, University of Calgary Sarah Fisher, University of Georgia Sponsor(s): Carina Schmidt, Universität der Bundeswehr München Decep on as a Normal State Prac ce, 1914‐1945. Percep ons of Fairness in the Kyoto Protocol WB43: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Afghanistan: Internal Sources of Stability and Instability Why do Militarized Crises not escalate to War? The Condi ons of Dyadic Interac on of Interstate Con ict Deescala on. Panel Ac ve Learning in Interna onal A airs Interna onal Educa on Marcelo Mello Valenca, Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro (UERJ) Robert G. Blanton, University of Memphis Measuring Impact on Travel Study Programs: Lessons From a Five Year Collabora on Between Brazil and the US Carlos Frederico Coelho, Rio de Janeiro State University (IESP) Robert Vogel, La Salle University Wellington D. Amorim, La Salle Rio de Janeiro Ac ve Teaching and Learning in Brazil: The State‐of‐the Art in the Art of IR Teaching Cris na Y. A. Inoue, University of Brasilia Marcelo Mello Valenca, Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro (UERJ) Di using Cyberlearning In Interna onal A airs Educa on Nane e S. Levinson, American University Deep Learning: Grassroots Development and the Gandhian Legacy: A Short‐term Course in India Ca a Cecilia Confor ni, Wellesley College Michelle Lepore, Wellesley College WB48: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM The State as Prac ce Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Poli cal Sociology Tanja E. Aalberts, VU University, Amsterdam Jorg Kustermans, Flemish Peace Ins tute Examining the Poli cal Prac ce of War through the US War on Terror Christopher B. McIntosh, University of Chicago Conceptualising the State as Prac ce Halvard Leira, NUPI Stein S. Eriksen, Norwegian Ins tute of Interna onal A airs Morten Skumsrud Andersen, Norwegian Ins tute of Interna onal A airs (NUPI) The Social State: Social Regula on and State Forma on in Tudor Statutes Benjamin De Carvalho, Norsk Utenrikspoli sk Ins tu Developmentality, State Forma on and Sovereignty in Uganda Jon Harald Sande Lie, Norwegian Ins tute of Interna onal A airs (NUPI) WB49: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel UN and Regional Responses to Con ict in Africa: Di using or Diver ng the Burden? Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Interna onal Organiza on Jane Boulden, Royal Military College Monica Carreto Serrano, El Colegio de México Responding to Con ict in Africa: Chad and the Central African Republic Arthur Boutellis, Interna onal Peace Ins tute (IPI) Responding to Con ict in Africa: the Democra c Republic of Congo (DRC) Ta ana Carayannis, Social Sciences Research Council UN and African Regional Sanc ons: Divergence or Convergence? Andrea E. Charron, University of Manitoba Responding to Con ict in Africa: Sudan and South Sudan Ann Fitz-Gerald, Cran eld University Responding to Con ict in Africa: Somalia Paul D. Williams, George Washington University WB50: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel Presiden al Theme Panel—The Poli cs of Social Policy in La n America Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) James W. McGuire, Wesleyan University Beatriz Magaloni, Stanford University Catching Up with the "Quiet Revolu on"? Work and Family Policies in Five La n American Countries Merike Blo eld, University of Miami Juliana Mar nez Franzoni, Universidad de Costa Rica Brazil’s Noncontributory Pension and the Demand for Iden ty Documents: Preliminary Results Robert Brill, University of Texas, Aus n Getúlio and Lula: Social Policy and Two Moments of Incorpora on Wendy Hunter, University of Texas The Poli cs of Condi onal Cash Transfers in La n America James W. McGuire, Wesleyan University WB51: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM The Role of Domes c Factors in US-Iran Rela ons Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Disc. Panel Foreign Policy Analysis Houman A. Sadri, University of Central Florida Mohiaddin Mesbahi, Florida Interna onal University Mahmood Monshipouri, San Francisco State University Elite Con ict and the US‐Iran Rela ons Nima Baghdadi, Florida Interna onal University US Domes c Poli cs and Iran’s Nuclear Program Mohammad S. Homayounvash, Florida Interna onal University Reza Sana , Florida Interna onal University US‐Iran Rela ons: Iran’s Narra ve of Reconcilia on Naisy Sarduy, Oxford University Mohiaddin Mesbahi, Florida Interna onal University US‐Iran Rela ons: Washington, the Iranian Opposi on, and the Green Movement Arash Reisinezhad, Florida Interna onal University Iran and the American Foreign Policy Elite Seyed Hamidreza Serri, Florida Interna onal University Media and Foreign Policy Making in Iran Mohammad Tabaar WB52: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Analyses of Turkey's Foreign Policy Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Foreign Policy Analysis Elizabeth Ma hews, CSUSM Balkan Devlen, Izmir University of Economics A Formal Model on Turkey's Shi ing Foreign Policy Orienta on(s): U lizing the Poliheuris c Decision‐Making theory to Integrate Mul ‐level and Mul ‐dimensional variables Ismail Erkam Sula, Bilkent University The Linkage Between the Global and Societal: Turkey's Foreign Policy Ac vism in the Middle East Ezgi Uzun, Sabanci University Can Zeynep Sungur, Sabanci University Wri ng Turkey's Geopoli cs: The Rise and Fall of the Kemalist Geopoli cs Murat Yesiltas, Sakarya University WB53: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Investment in Non-democra c States Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Poli cal Economy Ida Bas aens, University of Pi sburgh Ma hew Fails, Oakland University The Poli cs of Foreign Direct Investment in Authoritarian Regimes Ida Bas aens, University of Pi sburgh Foreign Private Investment and the Ins tu onaliza on of Collec ve Ac on in Non‐Democracies: Special Economic Zones Clay Robert Fuller, University of South Carolina Who Invests in North Korea and Why? Analysis of Foreign Direct Investment in North Korea and its Policy Implica ons Heon Joo Jung, Yonsei University Foreign Direct Investment and Free Trade: Who invests where and why? Anthony A. Pezzola, Pon cal Catholic University of Chile Inves ng in Violence: Foreign Direct Investment and Coups in Authoritarian States Andrey Tomashevskiy, UC Davis WB54: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel Ethics, Private Military and Security Companies, and Just War Theory Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Interna onal Ethics John Lango, Hunter College, City University of New York John Lango, Hunter College, City University of New York Beyond the Hype: Coming to Terms with the Limita ons of Drones Daniel R. Brunste er, University of California Irvine Amy E. Eckert, Metropolitan State University of Denver Ethically evalua ng the secret use of PMSCs in future con icts George Lucas, Naval Postgraduate School Private Military and Security Companies and the Global Public Monopoly on Force James Pa son, University of Manchester Panel Interna onal Law Geo rey Gordon, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam Jens Meierhenrich, London School of Economics and Poli cal Science The Prosecutor’S New Clothes: "The Vic ms" As The Sovereign Of Interna onal Criminal Jus ce Sarah M. H. Nouwen, Cambridge University Philippe A. Le Billon, University of Bri sh Columbia Exclusion from Private‐Public Networks: A Post‐War Grievance in Northen Uganda? WB58: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel Interna onal Poli cal Economy of Resources: New Perspec ves on the Extrac ve Industries Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Interna onal Poli cal Economy Wojtek M. Wolfe, Rutgers University Stacy D. VanDeveer, University of New Hampshire The trans na onaliza on of the an ‐mining struggle in La n America Compara ve Regionalism and Natural Resources Kathleen Hancock, Colorado School of Mines Sara Kendall, University of Leiden Panel The Green Economy Development Model: Regional and Extrac ve Sector Responses Debbie A. Mohammed, University of the West Indies Peace Studies Fractured Poli cs: Comparing the Shale Gas Development Debate in Canada and the United States Bruno Charbonneau, Lauren an University Bruno Charbonneau, Lauren an University Gabrielle A. Slowey, York University The "Transna onaliza on" of Bo om‐up Peacebuilding Programmes in Burundi que Blended Peacebuilding and Blurred Boundaries: Recon guring Post‐Con ict Power Patricia A. Maulden, George Mason University Local Empowerment and Hybrid Forms of Peace Genevieve S. Parent, Saint Paul's College From Trauma to Jus ce: Understanding the Grassroots in the Cambodian Peacebuilding Process Angel Ryono, Saybrook University Blair Glencorse, The Accountability Lab Corrup on in ‘Post‐Con ict’ Countries: A Compara ve Study of Extrac ve Sectors Paul Walter Cisneros, Na onal Ins tute for Advanced Studies Discursive Investments: Rethinking Agency in Interna onal Criminal Tribunals Sandrine Lefranc, Centre Na onal de la Recherche Scien People Power in Post‐Con ict Transforma on: Curbing Corrup on, Gaining Accountability Camilla Orjuela, University of Gothenburg Interna onal Law Is What States Make of It: An Empirical Analysis of the Interna onal Criminal Law Regime Chair Disc. Corrup on, Ethnic Grievances and Post‐War Reconcilia on: The Case of Sri Lanka Corrup on and Grievances in Divided Socie es: Challenges for Post‐War Reconcilia on The Poli cal in the Jurisprudence of Interna onal Criminal Tribunals Sponsor(s): Terrence P. Lyons, George Mason University Chris ne S. Cheng, King's College London Malin Nystrand, University of Gothenburg, Sweden Philip Liste, University of Hamburg Nikolas M. Rajkovic, University of Kent WB56: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Hybridity, Peacebuilding, and Local Spaces for Peace Peace Studies Understanding Accountability Across Post‐Con ict Socie es: The Cases of Nepal and Liberia Private Security Contractors and the Principle of Last Resort Chair Disc. Chair Disc. Shaazka Beyerle, Interna onal Center on Nonviolent Con ict Mervyn Frost, King’s College London Sponsor(s): Sponsor(s): Panel R.M.D.B. Herath, School of Global Studies, University of Gothenburg, Sweden Jonas Lindberg, University of Gothenburg, Sweden The Demise of the State Monopoly on the Use of Force: Implica ons for the Principle of Right Authority WB55: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM The Poli cs of Interna onal Criminal Tribunals WB57: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Corrup on in Post-Con ict Socie es Context Ma ers: A Formal Analysis of Local Transfers in Natural Resource Enclaves Jessica Steinberg, University of Michigan WB59: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Roundtable Systema c Empirics on Gender in the Study of Interna onal Interven ons Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Scien c Study of Interna onal Processes Joshua S. Goldstein, American University Louise Olsson, Folke Bernado e Academy Helen S. A. Basini, University of Limerick Ragnhild Nordas, Peace Research Ins tute Oslo, (PRIO) Kyle Clark Beardsley, Emory University Anita Schjolset, Norwegian Defence University College Erik Melander, Uppsala University Mia M. Bloom, Pennsylvania State University Sabrina Karim, Emory University WB60: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Trade Preferences Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Poli cal Economy Sponsor(s): Samuel R. Brazys, University College Dublin SooYeon Kim, Na onal University of Singapore Phase‐ins and Carve‐outs: Design of Tari s in Preferen al Trade Agreements Hyeran Jo, Texas A&M University Stolper‐Samuelson Es ma ons and Export Data Across American Congressional Districts: Do Theore cal Trade Preferences Match Observed Trade Behavior? Steven G. Livingston, MTSU Are Mass and Elite Preferences for Foreign Aid Like Preferences for Trade? Ryan M. Powers, University of Wisconsin, Madison Piotr Urbanski, Texas A&M University Joe Weinberg, Univerity of Southern Mississippi Chair Disc. Panel Peace Science Society Je Carter, University of Mississippi Benjamin O. Fordham, Binghamton University Domes c Constraints and Interna onal Crisis Ini a on Lisa J. Carlson, University of Idaho Raymond Dacey, University of Idaho Regime Type and the Financing of Interstate War Je Carter, University of Mississippi Glenn Palmer, Pennsylvania State University Successor Leaders and the Domes c Sources of Patron In uence Giacomo Chiozza, Vanderbilt University Transparency a Force for Peace? Alexandre Debs, Yale University Jessica C. Weiss, Yale University Human Rights, Democracy, and Interna onal Con ict Michael Tomz, Stanford University Jessica Weeks, Cornell University WB62: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Roundtable Paradigms for Knowledge Crea on in Peacebuilding: Cri cal Peace Scholars, Ac vist Scholars, Scholar-Prac oners, and ProblemDriven Researchers Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. M. Sco Solomon, University of South Florida M. Sco Solomon, University of South Florida What Drives Modern Diogeneses? A Value Explana on of Cosmopolitan Iden ty Ayten Burcu Bayram, University of Texas at Arlington Postcolonial Melancholia: Re ec ons on the Zainichi's spa otemporality Juman Kim, University of Pennsylvania Interna onal Migra on and Impossible Subjec vity: Theorizing Lack Beyond the Void Ethnicity as a dynamic phenomenon What's the Score? Iden fying Winners and Losers from Tari and Non‐Tari Trade Barriers Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Ethnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on Studies The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Aoileann Ni Mhurchu, The University of Manchester The American Trade Opinion Time Series Dataset WB61: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Domes c Poli cal Constraints and Interna onal Behavior WB63: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel New Theore cal Perspec ves Towards Immigra on and Iden ty Peace Studies Susanna P. Campbell, The Graduate Ins tute (IHEID), Geneva Erin L. McCandless, New School University Jenny H. Peterson, University of Manchester Kevin Clements, Na onal Centre for Peace and Con ict Studies Oliver Richmond, University of Manchester Mandy Turner, University of Bradford Namrata Panwar, Na onal Chung Hsing University Universalizing Rhetoric of Exclusion: The Veil in Europe Mallory A. Warner, DePaul University WB64: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel A Whole New World? The Changing Distribu on of Interna onal Power and Public Goods Provision Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Steven Weber, University of California Berkeley Eric B. Lorber, Ins tute for Defense Analyses Pu ng the “Public” in Global Goods: An Empirical Inves ga on of Global Public Goods Provision Naazneen Barma Rachel E. Whitlark, George Washington University Governance by Non‐State Actors: Exploring the Connec ons between State Capacity, So Power and Poli cal Outcomes at Domes c and Transna onal Levels Irina A. Chindea, Fletcher School, Tu s University Public Goods, the United States, and the South China Sea Christopher W. Freise, University of Melbourne Pro t and the Public Good: The Role of Private Interest Group Bene ts in Interna onal Public Goods Nego a ons Nina Kelsey, UC Berkeley WB65: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel La n American Perspec ves on Global Poli cs: Main Theore cal Approaches Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Thomas Legler, Ibero‐American University Marianne H. Marchand, University of the Americas, Puebla The Study of Liberalism in La n America Athanasios Hristoulas, Mexico Autonomous Ins tute of Technology (ITAM) The Study of Construc vism in La n America Arturo Santa-Cruz, University of Guadalajara The Study of Realism from a La n American Vantage Point Arturo C. Sotomayor, Naval Post-Graduate School The Study of Interna onal Organiza ons and Mul lateralism in La n America Laura Zamudio, Universidad Iberoamericana WB66: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel Poli cal Economies of Global Health: Inequali es, Markets, and Economic Policy WB69: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel Human Rights and Global Media: Advocacy Strategies for Norm Di usion Sponsor(s): Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Interna onal Poli cal Economy Jeremy Youde, University of Minnesota Duluth Sophie Harman, Queen Mary University of London Spa al Varia on in Quality of Public Health Care in India: An Analysis Anustubh Agnihotri, The University of Texas at Aus n A er the Crisis: Understanding the gender context of HIV Emma L. Anderson, Leeds University Bent to an Indomitable Will: The Public Health Responsibility Deal and the Commercialisa on of Bri sh Public Health Sara M. Glasgow, University of Montana Western The UN Summit on Noncommunicable Disease and the Poli cal Economy of Risk Sara M. Glasgow, University of Montana Western Ted Schrecker, University of O awa The Economics of New Interna onal Health Laws Steven Ho man, Harvard University Chair Disc. Compara ve Interdisciplinary Studies Joel R. Pruce, University of Dayton Alexandra Budabin, University of Dayton Media Framing of Generals in Liberal Democracies: The Case of Israel Israel Tal-Saranga, Bar Ilan University Eytan Gilboa, Bar-Ilan University The Journalist IS the Message: Two di usion Strategies of Transna onal People’s Media Shayna Plaut, University of Bri sh Columbia The Logic of Atrocity Photographs: Decoding Human Rights and Humanitarianism Joel R. Pruce, University of Dayton Images, the Media, and Human Rights Narra ves: The poli cal, norma ve, and strategic uses of images of poli cal violence and human rights in post 9/11 United States. Sa a Swimelar, Elon University 2012 Workshop Report Roundtable Di usion And Consequences Of Informa on Networks WB70: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel Foreign Norms, Local Interests, Hybrid Orders: The Di usion of Western Security Governance through Interna onal Security Interven ons Sponsor(s): Sponsor(s): WB67: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Workshop Report Panel J. P. Singh, George Mason University Je rey Hart, Indiana University Nicholas J. Cull, University of Southern California Susan K. Sell, George Washington University J. P. Singh, George Mason University Chair Disc. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Ursula C. Schroeder, Free University Berlin Xymena Kurowska, Central European University Security Sector Reform as a Survival Strategy: The Poli cs of Military and Police Restructuring A er Civil War Louis-Alexandre Berg, Georgetown University WB68: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel Leadership As The Underrated Factor in Foreign Policy Analysis Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Foreign Policy Analysis Dmitry A. Lanko, St. Petersburg State University Andrea Grove, California State University, Channel Islands Why Do Entrepreneurs Succeed or Fail in Na onal Security Policy‐ Making: The Case of the G.W. Bush Administra on Charles-Philippe David, University of Quebec in Montreal (UQAM) His Life Before the Vice Presidency: Joe Biden, the Chairmanship of the U.S. Senate Foreign Rela ons Commi ee, and George W. Bush's Foreign Policy Frederick Gagnon, University of Quebec at Montreal Bureaucra c Poli cs of Leadership Style: Revisi ng Miles' Law Baris Kesgin, Susquehanna University ‘A Delicate Ma er’: Comparing Vladimir V. Pu n’s and George W. Bush’s Approaches to the Choice between Coopera on and Con ict in Di erent Regions of the World Dmitry A. Lanko, St. Petersburg State University Leadership in the Lab: Experimental Evidence on the Link between Emo ons and Status Concerns & Irra onal Escala on Jonathan Renshon, University of Wisconsin-Madison Security Sector Reform and the Emergence of Hybrid Security Orders Fairlie C. Chappuis, Freie Universität Berlin Deniz Kocak, Free University of Berlin Ursula C. Schroeder, Free University Berlin The e ects of external stabiliza on interven ons on local governance in Northern Afghanistan Jan Koehler, SFB 700, Free University Berlin Mili a Patronage vs. the Di usion of Professionalism: The Pales nian Security Forces Kimberly Marten, Barnard College WB71: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel Studying Di usion and Di eren a on with Compara ve Area Studies Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Disc. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Ariel I. Ahram, Virginia Tech Andreas Mehler, German Ins tute of Global and Area Studies Rudra Sil, University of Pennsylvania Compara ve Area Studies, Bounded Generaliza ons, and the Limits of Di usion Ariel I. Ahram, Virginia Tech Di using Power‐sharing Devices in Peace‐agreements: Inten on Meets Ignorance, Resistance or Adapta on Andreas Mehler, German Ins tute of Global and Area Studies The Viability and Virtues of Temporally‐Disjunc ve, Cross‐ Regional Analysis: Insights from State Building in La n America and Africa Ryan Saylor, University of Tulsa Comparing Country‐Speci c Narra ves Across Regions: Contending Images of Con nuity and Change in Japanese and Russian Studies Rudra Sil, University of Pennsylvania WB72: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Aid, Trade, and Human Rights Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Disc. Panel Sarah S. Bush, Temple University Layna Mosley, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Sarah S. Bush, Temple University Protec onism and Human Rights Provisions in Preferen al Trade Agreements Courtenay R. Conrad, University of North Carolina at Charlo e Emily Ri er, University of Alabama Andreas Fuchs, Princeton University Helping Hand or Heavy Hand? Foreign Aid, Regime Type, and the Repression of Dissent Workshop Report Panel Sandra S. Halperin, University of London Craig N. Murphy, University of Massachuse s Ronnie D. Lipschutz, University of California, Santa Cruz Einar Wigen, University of Oslo Sandra S. Halperin, University of London Iver B. Neumann, London School of Economics WB73: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Roundtable Zysman Thirty Years On: The Poli cal Economy of Banks and Banking Interna onal Poli cal Economy Chair Disc. Foreign Policy Analysis Carolyn C. James, Pepperdine University A. Cooper Drury, University of Missouri Ralph Carter, Texas Chris an University James M. Sco , Texas Chris an University It Takes Two to Tango: The United States and the Grand Strategies of Emerging Powers Balkan Devlen, Izmir University of Economics Steven Hook, Kent State University U.S. ‐ Canadian Foreign Policy in the Arc c What Does ‘Role’ Really Explain? Bureaucra c Poli cs and U.S. Foreign Policy Christopher M. Jones, Northern Illinois University Kevin P. Marsh, Wabash College The Iran‐US con ict and the poli cs of Economic Irra onality WC02: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Roundtable Di using, Confusing or Transfusing Gender? The Paradoxical Poli cs and Prac ces of the Interna onal Di usion (or Otherwise) of Gender Sponsor(s): Panel Associa on of Korean Poli cal Studies Kyung‐Ae Park, University of Bri sh Columbia Kyung‐Ae Park, University of Bri sh Columbia Environment as a Source of South Korea’s An ‐American Sen ment Hee-jin Han, Na onal University of Singapore Conformity E ect in Korea’s Democracy: Explaining Why Exit Polls Go Wrong in Korean Elec ons Dongryul Kim, Rochester Ins tute of Technology Historical Memory, Human Rights and Reconcilia on: Korea‐Japan Rela ons Mikyoung Kim, Hiroshima City University Korean Bilateral O cial Development Assistance (ODA) to Africa Since the Launch of Korea’s Ini a ve for Africa’s Development Mi Yung Yoon, Hanover College Sponsor(s): Panel Reza Sana , Florida Interna onal University Sylvia Max eld, Simmons College Nicolas Véron, Bruegel / Peterson Ins tute Stephen Haber, Stanford University John Zysman, University of California, Berkeley Eric Helleiner, University of Waterloo Iain R. Hardie, University of Edinburgh WB74: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Korea, Japan, and Africa in the Midst of Con ict WC01: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Future Direc ons in American Foreign Policy Carolyn C. James, Pepperdine University Daniel Y. Kono, University of California, Davis Gabriella Mon nola, University of California at Davis Chair Disc. Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Probing the “Ra onal Public”: Public Knowledge and U.S. Foreign Policy Emergency Aid 2.0 Sponsor(s): Legacies of Empire Sponsor(s): Par sanship, Polariza on and Poli cs: The Disappearance of the Water’s Edge and the State of American Foreign Policy Leonardo Baccini, London School of Economics and Poli cal Science Wilfred Ming Chow, University of California, Davis Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. 2012 Workshop Report Roundtable Interna onal Poli cal Economy Mode of Entry: The Poli cs of Preferen al Trade Agreements in Autocracies Sponsor(s): WB75: Wednesday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Feminist Theory and Gender Studies Wendy Harcourt, ISS, Erasmus University Juanita Elias, Gri th University Kandida Iris Purnell, University of Aberdeen Marysia Zalewski, University of Aberdeen Celeste Montoya, University of Colorado Boulder WC03: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Unintended Consequences of the Di usion of Democracy Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Lutz F. Krebs, Maastricht University Lutz F. Krebs, Maastricht University The dark side of symbolic transi on: can democra c reforms reinforce con ict? The case of Burma Thorsten Bonacker, University of Marburg Sina Schuessler, University of Marburg Facing Democracy Promo on: Azerbaijan's Domes c Strategy of Damage Containment Katharina Barbara Ho mann, University of Birmingham, UK Democracy di used, fused and refused: When ideology meets social prac ce in the Philippines Peter M. Kreuzer, Peace Research Ins tute Frankfurt Di using democracy: examining the unintended consequences of a empts to di use democracy via ‘liberal peace’ statebuilding in non‐Western post‐con ict socie es Joanne E. Wallis, Strategic and Defence Studies Centre, Australian Na onal University WC04: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Roundtable Bourdieu in Interna onal Rela ons: Rethinking Key Concepts in IR Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Interna onal Poli cal Sociology Ole Jacob Sending, Norwegian Ins tute of Interna onal A airs Charlo e Epstein, University of Sydney Vincent Pouliot, McGill University Stefano Guzzini, Danish Ins tute for Interna onal Studies & Uppsala University Niilo T. J. Kauppi, French Na onal Center for Scien c Research CNRS/Strasbourg Rebecca Adler‐Nissen, University of Copenhagen Michael C. Williams, University of O awa Vivienne Jabri, King's College London Didier Bigo, Paris Ins tute of Poli cal Studies WC05: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Interna onal Governmental Organiza ons in Compara ve Perspec ve Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Organiza on A Meta‐Analysis of Di usion Mechanisms Fabrizio Gilardi, University of Zurich Mar no Magge , University of Zurich Norm Di usion as Darwinian Evolu on Rengyee Lee, University of California, Berkeley "The Confusions Of Di usion: The Misdirec on And Maladjustment Of Object‐Oriented Ontology" Timothy Wayne Luke, Virginia Polytechnic Ins tute and State University Expanding the Inquiry of Mechanisms: Towards a Discursive Theory of Di usion Tatevik Mnatsakanyan, University of Exeter, UK Nego a ng space once upon a me: Exemplifying as a mechanism in theory of prac ce di usion Jelica Stefanovic-Stambuk, University of Belgrade Faculy of Poli cal Sciences WC07: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Roundtable Presiden al Theme Roundtable—The Interna onal Di usion of Nuclear Weapons: Past and Future Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Etel Solingen, University of California at Irvine Robert S. Litwak Dingli Shen, Fudan University Ariel E. Levite, Carnegie Endowment for Interna onal Peace WC08: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Professional Development and Grant Wri ng Tobias M. J. Lenz, VU Amsterdam Thomas Risse, Freie Universitat Berlin Sponsor(s): Interna onal Dispute Se lement Systems Compared Laurence Helfer, Duke University Petros Mavroides, Columbia Law School Regional Governance and the Transforma on of Global Alliance Poli cs Gary Goertz, Notre Dame University Kathy Powers, University of New Mexico Roundtable Professional Development Commi ee Chair T. Cli on Morgan, Rice University Cmte Chair Patrick James, University of Southern California Part. Sara McLaughlin Mitchell, University of Iowa Part. Paul Huth, University of Maryland Part. Charli Carpenter, University of Massachuse s Part. Glenn Palmer, Pennsylvania State University Part. Je Pickering, Kansas State University Regionalism in the World Polity WC09: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel Who Wins, Who Loses: New Domes c Dynamics of China's Foreign Economic Policy and the Impact of China’s Rise Joseph H. Jupille, University of Colorado Brandy J. Jolli , University of Colorado, Boulder Stefan Wojcik, University of Colorado, Boulder Sponsor(s): Suprana onalism in Mo on: Regional Organiza ons in Time Tobias M. J. Lenz, VU Amsterdam Gary Marks, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and VU Amsterdam The Legal and Judicial Architecture of Ten Regional Trade Agreements: A Historical‐Ins tu onalist Perspec ve Regional Economic Organiza ons and Security Ins tu ons in a Compara ve Perspec ve Zeev Yoram Ha el, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem and the University of Illinois at Chicago Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Fabrizio Gilardi, University of Zurich Helge Joergens, Freie Universität Berlin Governance by di usion Per-Olof Busch, University of Potsdam Interna onal Poli cal Economy Susan K. Sell, George Washington University James Reilly, University of Sydney The Poli cal Economy of the Transforma on in China’s Agriculture System and Its Impact on Southeast Asia John A. Donaldson, Singapore Management University Nurulsyahirah Taha, Singapore Management University Francesco Duina, Bates College WC06: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Mechanisms of Di usion Chair Disc. Panel The Middle Kingdom Spreads Its Wings: China’s Diplomacy in the New Millennium Enze Han, SOAS, University of London Domes c In uences on China’s Foreign Policy towards the Middle East and Sub‐Saharan Africa Dawn Murphy, Princeton University China’s Use of An ‐dumping Measures in a Compara ve Perspec ve, 2002‐2010 Injoo Sohn, University of Hong Kong A Bridge Too Far? China‐Taiwan Industrial Coopera on in the Face of China’s Indigenous Innova on Policies Yi-suo Tzeng, Taiwan Takechi Founda on WC10: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Capital Controls and the Global Financial Crisis Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel The Rise of the Cubicle Warrior: UAVs and the Aliena on of the Soldier from the Ba le eld Terilyn Johnston Hun ngton, University of Kansas Interna onal Poli cal Economy “Remotely Delivered Death”: the Pentagon, the CIA and the X‐47B Ilene Grabel, University of Denver Jonathan Kirshner, Cornell University Roseline Lemire-Cadieux, Universite du Quebec a Montreal Controlling Capital: The IMF and Incremental Evolu onary Change from within Interna onal Organiza ons Je rey Chwieroth, London School of Economics and Poli cal Science WC13: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel Teaching Gender and War: Ethical Dilemmas and Pedagogical Challenges Sponsor(s): Capital Controls in Four Emerging Market Countries: Lessons for Global Economic Governance Kevin Gallagher, Boston University The resurrec on and re‐normaliza on of capital controls in an age of crisis Ilene Grabel, University of Denver Impact of the global crisis on prescrip ons for managing exchange rates and cross‐border capital ows Robert Wade WC11: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel Alliances & Coali ons in the 21st Century: Re ec ons on the Prac ce of States Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Joyce P. Kaufman, Whi er College John Mearsheimer, University of Chicago Andrew Mark Dorman, King's College London Marsha Henry, London School of Economics The Ethics and Poli cs of Teaching on Gender and Violence Kimberly Hutchings, London School of Economics Teaching Gendered Wars and Poli cal Violence: Some Re ec ons on Iden ty and Posi onality Challenges in teaching gender and war through ac ve learning methods Joyce P. Kaufman, Whi er College Arres ng di usion: spa al domains of power in the US‐Australian alliance Maryanne Kelton, Flinders University of South Australia German Ambivalence: Yes, but…..to an Interna onal Role Elina K. A. Pen nen, University of Tampere WC14: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Realist Ins tu onalism Sponsor(s): Gale A. Ma ox, United States Naval Academy Naviga ng Between Rocks And Hard Places: Turkey’S Drive For Autonomy, Alliance, And Regional Relevance William H. Park, King's College, London The Avant‐Garde of the Team: France, Coali ons, and Ins tu ons Sten Rynning, University of Southern Denmark Panel Interna onal Security Studies Margaret E. Kosal, Georgia Ins tute of Technology Jon Lindsay, University of California The Evolu on of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) and the Future of Warfare Carmel Davis Autonomous drones and post‐human war Chris an Enemark, Australian Na onal University Through a Glass Darkly: The Implica ons of the UAV Revolu on for Rates of Post Trauma c Stress Disorder in the U.S. Armed Forces and Intelligence Community Sco Fitzsimmons, University of Limerick Karina Sangha, University of Waterloo Are drone strikes and Special Opera ons e ec ve in counter‐ terrorism? The case of Yemen Andrea Gilli, European University Ins tute Victoria Basham, University of Exeter Ten Reasons Not to Write Your Disserta on on Sexual Violence in War Swa Parashar, Monash University The United States and the Atlan c Alliance: Next Steps? Chair Disc. “You’ve opened my eyes”: Re ec ons on some of the rewards and challenges of teaching gender and war to undergraduates Katherine Natanel, School of Oriental and African Studies Time to nd a role? The United Kingdom on the world stage in the 21st century Sponsor(s): Annick T. R. Wibben, University of San Francisco Katherine Brown, Kings College London Violent Epistemologies: (Re)construc ng Con ict, Agency and Power in Gender Studies Tui on Interna onal Security Studies WC12: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Drone Wars: Implica ons of a New Military Technology Chair Disc. Feminist Theory and Gender Studies Interna onal Educa on Interna onal Ethics Peace Studies Chair Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Interna onal Security Studies J. Samuel Barkin, University of Massachuse s Boston Patricia Ann Weitsman, Ohio University Patricia Ann Weitsman, Ohio University J. Samuel Barkin, University of Massachuse s Boston Jason William Davidson, University of Mary Washington Alex Thompson, Ohio State University Sarah E. Kreps, Cornell University Joseph Morris Grieco, Duke University WC15: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Coali on Governments and Foreign Policy Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Disc. Roundtable Panel Foreign Policy Analysis Kai Oppermann, King's College London Ryan Beasley, University of St. Andrews Cris an A. Can r, Oakland University Explaining Di erent Roles of Junior Partners in the Foreign Policy Making of Coali on Governments Klaus Brummer, University of Erlangen Nuremberg Kai Oppermann, King's College London Governing Together in the Middle East: Coali on Poli cs and Possible Futures for the Post‐Sultanis c Regimes Juliet Kaarbo, University of Edinburgh Binnur Ozkececi-Taner, Hamline University Gaining Ground: The Electoral Rise of Minor Par es and Foreign Policy Joe Clare, Louisiana State University Britain, Gadda and the Interna onal Criminal Court: Jus ce as a Tool of Foreign Policy? Jamie Gaskarth, University of Plymouth Sponsor(s): United We Act, Divided We Halt: The E ect of Policy Incongruence on Coali on Foreign Policy Behavior Sibel Oktay, Syracuse University Trading O Domes c Versus Foreign Concerns: Coali on Poli cs and Foreign Policy Bertjan Verbeek, Radboud University Nijmegen WC16: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Interven on Policy: The Case of Libya Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Security Studies Benede a Ber , Tel Aviv University Wade Huntley, Naval Postgraduate School The Interna onal Community in Libya: Humanitarian Interven on 2.0? Benede a Ber , Tel Aviv University The (de)construc on of NATO's narra ve of (il)legi macy in Libya : Discursive manipula ons and Western "normality". Marc-Olivier Castagner, University of O awa European Engagement with the Sahel: A Geopoli cal Assessment Alexander T. J. Ma elaer, Ins tute for European Studies, Vrije Universiteit Brussel Luis Simon, Ins tute for European Studies, Vrije Universiteit Brussel Walking a Thin Line: Humanitarian Discourse and Regime Change Interven on: The Case of Libya Barbara Mo a, Universidade Estadual Paulista Júlio de Mesquita Filho Antoine Blavier, Universidade Estadual Paulista Júlio de Mesquita Filho Libya’s Mili as and the Prospects for Democra c Stability or Civil War Armin Staehli, University of St.Gallen Marc R. DeVore, European University Ins tute (EUI) WC17: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel Ins tu onal Design in World Poli cs: Theore cal and Empirical Advances Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Interna onal Organiza on Charles Lipson, University of Chicago Jessica F. Green, Case Western Reserve University Flexibility in Trade Agreements: Evidence from Tari Schedules Manfred Elsig, University of Bern Leonardo Baccini, London School of Economics and Poli cal Science Andreas Duer, University of Salzburg Assessing the Impact of Domes c and Interna onal Ins tu ons on Interna onal Water Coopera on and Con ict Johannes Karreth, University of Colorado at Boulder Douglas M. S nne , University at Albany Jaroslav Tir, University of Colorado Ins tu on‐Building and Ins tu onal Forms: Assessing China's Approaches to Regional Economic and Security Orders David Pak Yue Leon, Johns Hopkins University Networks, Power, and the Design of Transna onal Public‐Private Security Governance Oliver Westerwinter, European University Ins tute WC18: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Examining the Spread of Civil Con ict Chair Disc. Panel Scien c Study of Interna onal Processes Poli cal Demography and Geography Christopher K. Butler, University of New Mexico Christopher K. Butler, University of New Mexico Micro‐dynamics of the Intensity and Spread of Violence During Civil War Prakash Adhikari, Central Michigan University Wendy L. Hansen, University of New Mexico Neil J. Mitchell, University College London Spa al Varia on in Civil War Violence Aysegul Aydin, University of Colorado at Boulder Why do ethnic groups take up arms? Natural resource wealth, ethnic mobiliza on and violent con ict Ma hias Basedau, German Ins tute of Global and Area Studies Jan Pierskalla, German Ins tute of Global and Area Studies Weak or evil governments? The intra‐state but inter‐group spread of con ict. Nils-Chris an Bormann, ETH Zurich Jesse Hammond, University of California, Davis Returning back to con ict: Approaching a local con ict trap Andreas Foroe Tollefsen, Department of Sociology and Human Geography, University of Oslo / CSCW, PRIO WC19: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Sports Poli cs and Diplomacy Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Scien Panel c Study of Interna onal Processes Haavard M. Nygaard, University of Oslo Sco Gates, Peace Research Ins tute Oslo (PRIO) and Norwegian University of Science and Technoogy (NTNU) Sport as a Tool For Peace and Development Marit Brochmann, University of Oslo Siri Aas Rustad, Peace Research Ins tute Oslo Football and Corrup on Halvard Buhaug, Peace Research Ins tute Oslo (PRIO) Sport as a Catalyst for Dialogues between Two Koreas Giwoong Jung, Hankuk University of Foregin Studies Sports Diplomacy and So Power: An Empirical Study of the G‐20 Countries Sang-Hwan Lee, Hankuk University of Foreign Studies Going for Gold: Status Seeking Behavior and Olympic Performance J. Patrick Rhamey, Virginia Military Ins tute Bryan R. Early, State University of New York at Albany Strategic Behavior and American Football Play Calling Will H. Moore, Florida State University WC20: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Public Diplomacy 2020: Advancing the Profession Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Roundtable Diploma c Studies Interna onal Communica on Kathy R. Fitzpatrick, Quinnipiac University Nicholas J. Cull, University of Southern California Anthony S. Deos, University of Otago Dennis Francis Kinsey, Syracuse University Evan H. Po er, University of O awa WC21: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Communica on Wars: Media, Con ict & Terrorism Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Japan’s Isola onist Fantasy: The Trans‐Paci c Partnership as a Case Study in the Discourse & Reality of Japan’s New Parochialism Benjamin Strom Knight, University of California, Davis Interna onal Communica on The Tradi onal ‐ Nontradi onal Security Nexus in Rela ons Between China, Japan and South Korea: Implica ons for Regional Coopera on Maura Conway, Dublin City University Cris na Arche , University of Salford Cyber A acks: A New Norm of Poli cal Protest or Con ict? Chris an Wirth, Gri th University Anastassia Bugday, Bilkent University Born or Made? Irish Republicans, Bri sh Jihadis, and the Di usion of Radicalisa on Discourse in the UK Maura Conway, Dublin City University Twee ng the New Taliban Insurgency: Digital Discourses and Frame Alignments in Social Media WC24: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel Di usion in Interna onal Rela ons: Assessing Issues of Security, Gender, Iden ty, and Agency Sponsor(s): David Drissel, Iowa Central Community College New Media: News and Con ict – Use of YouTube in the Israeli‐ Pales nian Con ict Ma D. Evans, Penn State University Chair Disc. Terrorism and Social Media: Toolkits for Analyses Lisa McInerney, Dublin City University Disc. Weapon of Choice? Using Media as a Tool of Unconven onal Warfare Hisham Tohme, University of She eld WC22: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Developments in Construc vism Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Theory Networks, Rela ons, Processes and Prac ces: New Founda ons of Interna onal Rela ons Theory Bentley B. Allan, Johns Hopkins University Mapping Inter‐Subjec ve Representa ons: Network Analysis of Concept Systems Guilherrme de Araujo Silva, Georgetown College Holographic IR: re ec ons on the latest developments of IR construc vism The poli cs of di usion and iden ty construc on in India‐US nuclear technology collabora ons Global Agenda Confron ng Opposing Ideology and Place‐Speci c Gender Norms: Analyzing Female Sex Tra cking Policy in South Asia Vidyamali Samarasinghe, SIS, American University Di usion of Rights and Obstacles to Remedies: Domes c Violence Laws in La n America Shannon Drysdale Walsh, University of Minnesota Duluth WC25: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Escape the Anglosphere Daniel Gugan, Corvinus University of Budapest Sponsor(s): Exploring IR Ontology through Metaphors Chair Disc. Katharina Höne, Aberystwyth University The interpre ve cri que of posi vism and its problems Panel Intelligence Studies Richard James Aldrich, University of Warwick Christopher R. Moran, Warwick University Myths of radicalisa on: Britain, Pakistan and ISI Hans Lindenlaub, University of St Andrews Lewis Herrington, Warwick University Panel The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Derrick V. Frazier, USAF Air Command and Sta College Joel R. Campbell, Troy University The Struggle for Status Quo: Japan's Preferences in an Emerging Global Order Fernanda de Castro Brandao, Pon Rio de Janeiro Adriana M. Crocker, University of Illinois, at Springi eld Laman Tasch, Columbia College, Chicago IL Saara Särmä, University of Tampere Jon D. Carlson, University of California Chair Disc. Di usion of Muslim Veil Bans in Western Europe: Unveiling a Poli cal Dilemma Shadowy mutuali es of the global nuclear order and humanitarianism IR Theory and Nonwestern Poli cal Thought: The “State of Nature” in Chinese, Indic and Islamic Tradi ons Sponsor(s): Meredith Reid Sarkees, Global Women's Leadership in Interna onal Security (GWLIS) Meredith Reid Sarkees, Global Women's Leadership in Interna onal Security (GWLIS) Marijke Breuning, University of North Texas Runa Das, University of Minnesota - Duluth Felix Berenskoe er, SOAS, University of London Eric Grynaviski, George Washington University WC23: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Rebuilding Asia's Security Architecture Feminist Theory and Gender Studies Women's Caucus The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) cia Universidade Catolica do Networks, Na ons, and Innova ons: Knowledge Di usion and the U.S. Hub‐and‐Spoke System of Foreign Diplomacy in Asia Ma hew K. Brummer, The University of Tokyo Global versus Regional: Understanding the Implica ons of China's Ascent Derrick V. Frazier, USAF Air Command and Sta College Robert Stewart Ingersoll, USAF Air Command & Sta College The "Great Game" revisited: Intelligence and Security Sector Reform in Central Asia Davinia Hoggarth, University of Warwick Poli cs, Paranoia and Intelligence in India Paul Michael McGarr, University of No ngham Intelligence,drugs and the global south Zakia Shiraz, University of Warwick La no: Iden ty, CIA and US Foreign Policy in La n America in 1980s Hollywood Cinema Simon David Willme s, University of Warwick Dragons and Tigers and Bears, Oh My: Chinese, Indian, and Russian Intelligence Cultures in Compara ve Perspec ve Ma hew D. Crosston, Bellevue University WC26: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Roundtable Presiden al Theme Roundtable—The Poli cs and Limits of Religious and Secular Di usion Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Chair Disc. Cecelia Lynch, University of California Irvine Mustapha Kamal Pasha, University of Aberdeen L. H.M. Ling, The New School Monica Du y To , University of Oxford Ann Swidler, UC Berkeley Marian Burchardt, Max Planck Ins tute for the Study of Religious and Ethnic Diversity, Gö ngen Panel Compara ve Interdisciplinary Studies Marcin Kaczmarski, University of Warsaw Péter Marton, Corvinus University of Budapest Managing systemic risk : a paradigm shi in nancial regula on Claude Jr. Dos e, École Na onale D'Administra on Publique Domes c power rela ons and foreign policy: bringing poli cs back in Marcin Kaczmarski, University of Warsaw The Di usion of Ideas on Public Health: A Compara ve Study of the Regula on of Cell Phone Technologies Craig McLean, Northumbria University Alan Pa erson, University of Newcastle upon Tyne Business cycles and the demand for climate policy: Is climate protec on a luxury good? Bianca Oehl, Swiss Federal Ins tute of Technology Zurich WC28: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel Caucasus: Strategic Importance is Far Greater than Geographic Size Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Sponsor(s): The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) WC27: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Poli cs and Regula ons Sponsor(s): WC29: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Imagining the Futures of 'Cri cal IR Theory' Post Communist States Cherie J. Farrell, Florida Interna onal University Cherie J. Farrell, Florida Interna onal University Georgian‐Iranian Rela ons: Past, Present, & Future Phikria Asanishvili, Tbilisi State University Houman A. Sadri, University of Central Florida Is Georgia’s Integra on with the West Possible? (Factor of Civiliza on Di erence) Zurab Davitashvili, Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University Role of beliefs, ideas and iden ty in Georgian foreign policy discourse Korneli Kakachia, Tbilisi State University Democra za on in Georgia: Internal factors and external ‘di usion’ Ghia Nodia, Ilia State University The Foreign Policy of the landlocked states of Azerbaijan and Bolivia: a Geopoli cal analysis Omar Vera-Muniz, University of Central Florida Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Roundtable Feminist Theory and Gender Studies Global Development Theory Inanna Hama ‐Ataya, University of She eld Alexander D. Barder, Johns Hopkins University David M. McCourt, University of California, Berkeley Isaac A. Kamola, Johns Hopkins University Daniel J. Levine, The University of Alabama Asli Calkivik, Istanbul Technical University WC30: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Comparisons of China's Foreign Policies Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Foreign Policy Analysis Nele Noesselt, GIGA German Ins tute of Global and Area Studies Nele Noesselt, GIGA German Ins tute of Global and Area Studies What’s In a Name? Demys fying China’s Conceptualiza on of Inter‐State Rela ons Jiun Bang, University of Southern California Beyond Strategic Adapta on? Understanding China's Evolving Views on Peacekeeping, Sovereignty, and Interven on Chin-Hao Huang, University of Southern California Securing Sea Routes: China's Mari me Policy Madhu Kumari Varshney, Ambedkar University China’s Foreign Lobbying: Re ec on on China’s Foreign Investment Policy Susan Shan Xu, University of Maryland School of Public Policy China's Foreign Policy: Economic or Poli cal Di usion? Shuang Zhao, Indiana University Bloomington WC31: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Resistance, Rescue, Disobedience and Transi onal Jus ce Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Compara ve Interdisciplinary Studies Human Rights Taylor R. Owen, Columbia University Lee Ann Fujii, University of Toronto Gendered violence and resistance in Ayacucho, Peru Carla Suarez, Dalhousie University Eliana Suarez, Wilfrid Laurier University Storytelling, Resistance and Mass Violence Erin K. Baines, University of Bri sh Columbia Commemora ng rescuers as a transi onal jus ce tool: prac cal and conceptual dilemmas Ron Dudai, Sussex University Transi onal Jus ce and the Morality of Disobedience Bronwyn Leebaw, University of California Riverside Crea ve Truth Telling as Resistance? Gendering Tes mony before Rwanda’s Gacaca Courts Susan Michelle Thomson, Colgate University WC32: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Construc ng Religion: Power, Poli cs and Authority in Interna onal Rela ons Sponsor(s): Chair Chair Disc. Panel Assessing Violent Transna onal Ac vism: Foreign Fighters and the Insurgency in the North Caucasus Cerwyn Moore, University of Birmingham Interna onal Poli cal Sociology Helge Årsheim, University of Oslo Elizabeth Shakman Hurd, Northwestern University Mariano Barbato, Babes‐Bolyai‐University Cluj‐Napoca, University of Passau Transna onal secularisms and the making of religion State Repression Against Protesters: The E ects of Mercenary Policing Sparsha Saha, Harvard University WC35: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel Advancing Sociological Perspec ves of Interna onal Di usion Sponsor(s): Amelie Barras, London School of Economics and Poli cal Science Good Shalish/Bad Shalish – posi oning Islam in the contemporary di usion of ‘good governance’ Tobias Berger, Free University Berlin Maria R. Birnbaum, European University Ins tute Carrie Robson Oelberger, Stanford University Achim Oberg, University of Mannheim Karina Kloos, Stanford University Valeska Kor , Stanford University Export or Glocaliza on? The category of religion and the minori sa on of the world Joanildo Burity, University of Durham Economic, norma ve and iden tarious ‐ Religion between ambivalence and governability Stephanie Garling, GIGA German Ins tute of Global and Area Studies How we talk about religion today Elizabeth Shakman Hurd, Northwestern University Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Environmental Studies Michael Maniates, Allegheny College Vinod K. Aggarwal, University of California Berkeley Recycling Community or Reinforcing Disparity? Green Consump on and Ci zenship among the New Middle Classes of India Manisha Anantharaman, University of California at Berkeley Imposing Ins tu ons: Afghanistan's Environment Law McKenzie F. Johnson, Duke University Pursuing Energy Sustainability – Interac ons between interna onal, na onal and local actors in post‐con ict peacebuilding Jason T. Miklian, Peace Research Ins tute Oslo (PRIO) Climate Refugee: A Cri cal Re ec on on Migra on from Bangladesh to India Sanjay Sharma, Delhi University 2012 Workshop Report Panel Transna onal Actors and Con ict Outcomes Chair Disc. Karin S. Helgesson, Stockholm School of Economics Anja P. Jakobi, Peace Research Ins tute Frankfurt The Di usion of Shared Understandings of the Na on‐State across the World System Bart Bonikowski, Harvard University World‐System Posi on and Democracy, 1972‐2008: Crests and Troughs in the Third Wave Rob Clark, University of Oklahoma Ba les in Boardrooms: The Di usion of Shareholder Rhetoric and Prac ces Kaisa Snellman, Harvard University WC36: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel Ins tu onal Dynamics in Europe: Relevance for Ins tu onal Theories Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Interna onal Organiza on Jeanne e Money, University of California Davis Berthold Ri berger, University of Munich Kelley Li lepage, University of Oregon The Poli cal Ecology of War in Maoist India Sponsor(s): Ins tu onal Agency and Ins tu onal Structure: The Global Di usion of An ‐Money Laundering Regula ons Common Trajectories of European Judicial Empowerment Florian Krampe, Uppsala University WC34: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Wade Cole, University of Utah Patricia Bromley, University of Utah John Meyer, Stanford University Co‐exist, Colonize, or (Re)Combine?: Accoun ng for pa erns of discourse on nonpro t evalua on Analyzing possibili es of non‐reifying recogni on WC33: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Riding the Tiger: Environmental Issues in South Asia Chair Chair Disc. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Workshop Report Panel David Malet, The University of Melbourne Daniela I. Pisoiu, University of Hamburg Does Terrorism Pay? Max Abrahms, Johns Hopkins University The global ‘religious–poli cal’: mapping out South Sudan’s independence Jonathan Agensky, University of Cambridge Sustained Mobilizing Structures Miriam J. Anderson, Memorial University Demobilizing Foreign Fighters David Malet, The University of Melbourne Making sense of family migra on in the EU: Ins tu onal dynamics and their social and organisa onal se ng Andrew Geddes, University of She eld Diego Acosta, King's College Ins tu ons, power and the construc on of knowledge in interna onal context Federica Bicchi, London School of Economics The cultural limits of ins tu onal conversion: ins tu onal experimenta on in the EU’s Poli cal Dialogue with would‐be member states Ulrich Sedelmeier, London School of Economics and Poli cal Science Ideas, Ins tu ons and Reason:Toward a Cogni ve Theory of Ins tu onal Change Sven Steinmo, European University Ins tute WC37: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel State-Religion Separa on, Public Policy, An -Minority Sen ment, and Discrimina on against Muslims Sponsor(s): Chair Chair Disc. Ethnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on Studies Juris Pupcenoks, Marist College Pamela Irving Jackson, Rhode Island College Mark Miller, University of Delaware Mediatrice Kagaba Mukabagema, Gothernburg University Winners and Losers in the Ba le for Sovereignty Ulrik Pram Gad, University of Copenhagen European Muslims’ Experiences of Discrimina on in Public Ins tu ons Jyo ka Saksena, University of Indianapolis WC40: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel Master Ins tu ons and Interna onal Organiza on: Re cular Rela onships? Pamela Irving Jackson, Rhode Island College Peter E. Doerschler, Bloomsburg University The Evolu on of American Muslim Poli cal Par cipa on Sponsor(s): Juris Pupcenoks, Marist College Farid Senzai, Santa Clara University Chair Disc. The New Minority: An ‐Immigrant Sen ment among White Working Class Britons Immigra on and Religious Freedom in Europe: Tensions in Human Rights Protec ons Bre S. Heindl, State University of New York at Oneonta Chair Disc. Panel Ethnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on Studies Nukhet A. Sandal, Brown University Nukhet A. Sandal, Brown University Na onal Iden ty and Ins tu onal Change: The European Union, the Turkish Na on‐State, and Pro‐Kurdish Poli cal Claim‐Making Serhun Al, University of Utah An Imported Con ict? The Rela ons Between the Turkish and Kurdish Diasporas in Germany Bahar Baser, European University Ins tute / University of Warwick Kurdish Radical Le 's Opposi on to Turkey's 'Conserva ve Democra c' Government's Poli cs, the 2000s Odul Celep, ISIK University Reinterpre ng Ethnic Na onalism and Democra za on: The Kurdish Experience Ozum Yesiltas, Florida Interna onal University WC39: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel Rethinking the Role and Idea of the State in Development Contexts Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Global Development Sandra S. Halperin, University of London Christopher K. Chase‐Dunn, University of California Riverside The Strategic Instrumentaliza on of Land Tenure in Statebuilding: The Case of Juba, Southern Sudan Naseem Badiey, CSU Monterey Bay Whose Good Governance?: An Analysis of the Good Governance Discourse of the Interna onal Financial Ins tu ons in the Context of Arab Spring Bengi Ruken Cengiz, Sabanci University English School Tonny B. Knudsen, University of Aarhus Laust Schouenborg, Roskilde University MI/IO: Wayfaring Strangers? IGOs between coopera on and coexistence Jus n Gest, Harvard University Sponsor(s): Oliver Jütersonke, Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies, Geneva, and Zurich University Centre for Ethics (ZUCE) Moncef Kartas, Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies Two Rwandas? Rural women´s experience with gender rela ons Muslims in Security Organiza ons. Under cross‐pressure in iden ty poli cs WC38: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Poli cs of Kurdish Na onalism The State as Urban Myth: Governance without Government in the Global South Chris an M. Brütsch IOs and the ‘Master Ins tu ons of Interna onal Society’: Power and poli cs in the European Union Andrew J. Hurrell, University of Oxford Anand Menon, University of Birmingham Ins tu onal interac ons: dynamics of interna onal society and transna onal regimes Ma A. Ju la, University of Minnesota The Montreux Conven on and the incorpora on of Egypt in Interna onal Society Barbara Allen Roberson, Salzburg University & Global Policy Ins tute Global and regional primary ins tu ons and interna onal organiza ons in (new) English School Theory – the case of Arab na onalism and the Arab League Morten Valbjorn, Aarhus University WC41: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Roundtable Engaging with the New Deal: Amplifying Voices from Fragile and Con ict A ected Countries Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Peace Studies Erin L. McCandless, New School University Chris an Lotz, United Na ons Development Program Necla Tschirgi, Joan B. Kroc School of Peace Studies, University of San Diego Graeme Simpson, Interpeace/Columbia University School of Law WC42: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM The Revolu on in Qualita ve Interna onal Rela ons Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Part. Part. Part. Roundtable Interna onal Security Studies Marc Trachtenberg, University of California, Los Angeles Frank J. Gavin, LBJ School of Public A airs Frank J. Gavin, LBJ School of Public A airs Andrew Moravcsik, Princeton University James M. Goldgeier, American University WC43: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel Compe ve Strategies for the 21st Century: Theory, History, and Prac ce WC46: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Roundtable Presiden al Theme Roundtable—Power Di usion in the 21st Century: Sources and Consequences Sponsor(s): Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Interna onal Security Studies Thomas G. Mahnken, U.S. Naval War College Geo rey F. Gresh, Na onal Defense University A Compe ve Strategy with Chinese Characteris cs? The Second Ar llery’s Growing Conven onal Forces and Missions Michael Chase, US Naval War College The State of the U.S.‐China Compe on James R. Holmes, Naval War College Thinking About Compe ve Strategies Thomas G. Mahnken, U.S. Naval War College Developing a Strategy for a Long‐Term Sino‐US Compe on Evan Braden Montgomery, Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessments Japan’s Compe ve Strategies at Sea: A Preliminary Assessment Toshi Yoshihara, Naval War College WC44: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Understanding the Human Impact of War Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Daniel R. Lake, State University of New York at Pla sburgh Tricia Sullivan, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Sharing experiences from the eld: the interna onal community e orts for comba ng sexual violence in Hai and the Democra c Republic of Congo Renata Avelar Giannini, Old Dominion University Benjamin R. Banta, Ohio University Andrew Bell, Duke University Foreign‐Imposed Regime Change and Infant Mortality Alexander B. Downes, George Washington University Kathleen Deloughery, State University of New York at Albany Panel Interna onal Security Studies James H. Lebovic, George Washington University Kers Larsdo er, Uppsala University Lessons Learned from the Hunt for Joseph Kony and the Lords Resistance Army James Forest, University of Massachuse s, Lowell Cure or Disease? Non‐Tradi onal Military Tasks in Peace Support Opera ons Christo Luehrs, American University The poli cs of mul na onal military interven ons: coali on warfare and military e ec veness Olivier Schmi , King's College London/Irsem Explaining the Varia on in Gender Composi on of Personnel Contribu ons to UN Peacekeeping Opera ons Kerry Frances Crawford, The George Washington University James H. Lebovic, George Washington University Julia M. Macdonald, George Washington University Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Ac ve Learning in Interna onal A airs Nane e S. Levinson, American University Gulriz Gigi Gokcek, Dominican University of California Integra ng an Online Environment into an Interna onal Studies Curriculum Playing Interna onal Rela ons: Assump ons About Global Poli cs in Historical Strategy Computer Games Nicolas De Zamaroczy, University of Southern California Realis c Instruc onal Simula ons: Combining Game Design, Instruc onal Design, and Free‐Ware to Teach What You Meant to Teach Di usion of Graduate Educa on in Interna onal Studies Online: How Does it Compare to the Tradi onal? Mary Jane C. Parmen er, Arizona State University Does Military Culture Ma er in War? Measuring the Impact of Military Cultures of Civilian Respect on Civilian Vic miza on in Counterinsurgency Chair Disc. WC47: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM New Technologies and Ac ve Learning Bruce Newsome, University of Pennsylvania Humanitarianism and the Enablement of Bellicosity: The Case of the Air‐War over Kosovo Sponsor(s): Martha Finnemore, George Washington University Martha Finnemore, George Washington University Judith L. Goldstein, Stanford University Daniel Drezner, Tu s University Michael Barne , George Washington University Lloyd Gruber, London School of Economics Stephen D. Krasner, Stanford University Jessica L. Beyer, University of Washington, Sea le Sara Curran, University of Washington Interna onal Security Studies WC45: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Military Interven on: Challenges in Mul lateral Coali ons Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Crowdsourcing: Student‐driven learning using Web 2.0 Technologies in an Introduc on to Globaliza on Mark Salter, University of O awa WC48: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel Emergent Actors, New Prac ces, and Con icts in World Poli cs Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Interna onal Poli cal Sociology Jonas Hagmann, ETH Zurich Halvard Leira, NUPI To Circulate or not to Circulate: The Financializa on of Interna onal Rela ons in the Eurozone Andreas Langenohl, Justus-Liebig-Universitaet Giessen Ghosts in the Machine: The Rhizoma c Threat/Promise of Anonymous as Counter‐Cultural Disobedience Myriam Dunn Cavelty, Center for Security Studies Mark D. Jaeger, Swiss Federal Ins tute of Technology Zurich (ETH Zurich) Laws of nature versus state laws: Radical environmentalism and the state of excep on Olaf Corry, Open University, UK The ght of the insigni cant? Opening up thinking space for the study of transna onal non‐state con icts Jörn Richert, Bundeswehr Planning O ce, Future Analysis Sec on WC49: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel Mul lateral Response to Disasters and Emergencies and the Role of Regional Organisa ons II Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Patricia Bauer, European Peace University Fulvio A na, Catania University Sponsor(s): Being the best at winning the peace. NATO and EU rival development of an integrated approach to crisis management Maria Raquel Freire, CES|FEUC, University of Coimbra Paula Duarte Lopes, CES/FEUC - University of Coimbra Daniela Nascimento, Centre for Social Studies (CES)/University of Coimbra The role of non state actors in the global management of natural disasters Daniela Irrera, University of Catania Managing disasters in Southeast Asia: is ASEAN taking the lead? Panel Charity Butcher, Kennesaw State University Shorthands, Reputa ons,and Ethnic Lobbies: Reputa on and reality of the pro‐Israel lobby. Bryan Daves, Yeshiva University Alexander Bukh, Victoria University of Wellington The Discourse on ‘An ‐Japan’ and Japanese Iden ty Construc on Karl Gustafsson, Lund University Japan and Iden ty: Between Normality and Abnormality, the West/USA and China/Asia WC53: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel Poli cal Dynamics of Energy Policy and Resource Investment Chair Disc. Interna onal Poli cal Economy Joanna I. Lewis, Georgetown University Wojtek M. Wolfe, Rutgers University EU Energy Security, Global Best Prac ces and Transna onal Energy Governance Michael Francis Kea ng, Richmond the American Interna onal University in London Renewables and vested interests in Japan, China and Germany The myth of cheap coal and dilemma of the resource curse: insights from the world's largest coal port Faye Donnelly, University of St Andrews Power, Preferences and the Use of Force in Ethno‐Territorial Disputes: An Experimental Approach Shale Horowitz, University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee Steven B. Redd, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Stuart Rosewarne, University of Sydney Linda Connor, University of Sydney James Goodman, University of Technology Sydney The Clean Energy Race between United States and China: Confronta on or Coopera on? Transna onal Engagements of Turkish‐Americans Xiaojing Sun, Georgia Ins tute of Technology Asli Ilgit, Gustavus Adolphus College Panel Foreign Policy Analysis John W. Dietrich, Bryant University John W. Dietrich, Bryant University I'd Complain, But Who'd Listen? The Impetuses and E ects of Congressional Decisions to Cri cize Foreign Crisis Policy Dennis M. Foster, Virginia Military Ins tute Congress’s E orts to Kill Joseph Kony: A Perfect Storm of Public Ac vism, Senate Leadership and Evangelism Ryan Hendrickson, Eastern Illinois University Understanding Congress’ Role in Termina ng Unpopular Wars: A Comparison of the Vietnam and Iraq Wars Kelly A. McHugh, Florida Southern College Kuniko Ashizawa, Johns Hopkins University, SAIS Cultural Iden ty in Postwar Japan: Between Universalism and Par cularism Espen Moe, NTNU Social Research AS The Race Against Race Chair Disc. Iden ty and Foreign Policy: Japan and Regional Ins tu on‐ Building in Asia in Transi on Sponsor(s): Athanasios Hristoulas, Mexico Autonomous Ins tute of Technology (ITAM) Peter F. Trumbore, Oakland University Ethnicity and Diversionary Uses of Force Sponsor(s): Linus Hagstrom, Swedish Ins tute of Interna onal A airs Amy L. Catalinac, Australian Na onal University Shogo Suzuki, University of Copenhagen Foreign Policy Analysis WC51: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Considering the Impact of Congress on US Foreign Policy Foreign Policy Analysis China's Rise and It's Challenge to Japanese Party and Iden ty Poli cs Sabrina Stein, Social Science Research Council Disc. Panel Linus Hagstrom, Swedish Ins tute of Interna onal A airs Angela Pennisi, University of Catania Older does not always mean wiser: the OAS and the 2009 Honduran coup Chair Chair Disc. Clara Egger, Science Po Grenoble More than words? The role of the African Union in the face of regional complex humanitarian and poli cal emergencies Sponsor(s): Jordan Tama, American University WC52: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Iden ty Poli cs In Japanese Foreign And Security Policy Interna onal Organiza on WC50: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Ethnic Poli cs and Foreign Policy Is Bipar sanship S ll Possible? Congress, Foreign Policy, and the Promo on of Human Rights China's Regionalism and Energy Policy Wojtek M. Wolfe, Rutgers University WC54: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Jus ce and War Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Ethics Daniel R. Brunste er, University of California Irvine Daniel R. Brunste er, University of California Irvine Honor between enemies: Coopera on in War Yvonne Chiu, University of Hong Kong The 'Moral Termina on' of Extended Wars: The "Jus Ex Bello" Perspec ve Ariel Colonomos, Sciences Po Watching the Enemy People Starving Yuchun Kuo, University of California at Santa Barbara The Baby With the Bathwater: State Sovereignty, Just War Theory and the Right to Rebel Valerie Morkevicius, Colgate University Humanity's Law? Human Rights and the Laws of War Thomas W. Smith, University of South Florida WC55: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Interna onal Criminal Tribunals Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Law Small Steps Forward: Child Soldiers and Recent Decisions in Interna onal Criminal Courts Stellan Vinthagen, Gothenburg University WC58: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel It's Kicking O ... Everywhere? Global Economic Crisis, Resistance and the Post-Poli cal Jennifer Davis, Na onal Intelligence University Shklar’s Legalism and the Liberal Paradox Tiphaine L. Dickson, Portland State University Sponsor(s): The Poli cs of Legacy at the Interna onal Criminal Tribunals Viviane Di rich, London School of Economics and Poli cal Science Interna onal criminal jus ce and post‐con ict reconcilia on in Bosnia‐Herzegovina: Working together or at cross purposes? Marta Vrbe c, Gallaudet University The di usion of the Responsibility to Protect in the UN system: considering the case of the 'Joint O ce of the Special Advisers on the Preven on of Genocide and the R2P' Claudia Hippel, Bremen Interna onal Graduate School of Social Sciences Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Peace Studies Donna Seto, Australian Na onal University Alison Macmillan Watson Young People, Fraught Spaces and Geographies of Experience: Nego a ng Everyday Place Amidst Ongoing Violence Helen Berents, University of Queensland Who Speaks for Children? Global Advocacy, Constraints and Resistance Bina D'Costa, Australian Na onal University Peacebuilding and Placemaking Authority: Crea ve Interven ons in Youth Spaces Siobhan Mary McEvoy-Levy, Butler University Saji Prelis, Search for Common Ground Young Women’s Involvement in Peace and Security Processes: Opportuni es and Limita ons Lesley J. Prui , University of Melbourne WC57: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel The Globalisa on of Locality: Civil Society Based Resistance, and its New Local and Trans-local Forms, Constraints, and Possibili es Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Peace Studies Jan Aart Scholte, University of Warwick Erica Chenoweth, University of Denver The ECCC and Civil Society in Cambodia – Understanding the Role of Civil Society in Achieving Jus ce and Reconcilia on Mikael Baaz, University of Gothenburg A Paradoxical Con ict over World Heritage at the Thai‐Cambodian border – Civil Society Resistance and the Preah Vihear temple Niclas Lantz, University of Gothenburg, Sweden Democracy, Resistance, and Civil Society in the Arab World Isabell Schierenbeck, Associate Professor, School of Global Studies, Gothenburg University Michael Schulz, School of Global Studies, University of Gothenburg Michael Schulz, School of Global Studies, University of Gothenburg Dilemmas of Power/Resistance Dynamics: Assessing the Strategy of the ‘Freedom Flo lla to Gaza’, an Interna onal Coali on of Civil Society Organiza ons Resis ng the Israeli Blockade of Gaza Nikolas M. Rajkovic, University of Kent Simon A. Robins, University of York WC56: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Children and Youth in Peace and Con ict Civil Society, Resistance and Islamic Spoilers: Compara ve study of the resistance of Ennahda, Hamas, Hezbollah, and the Jus ce Party Chair Disc. Global Development Interna onal Poli cal Economy Shahar Hameiri, Murdoch University Konstan n Kilibarda, York University What Di uses, What Doesn’t? Di usion and Di erence in the Arab Spring and the Occupy Movement Mojtaba Mahdavi, University of Alberta The Poli cs of An ‐Poli cs: Some Considera ons of Di usion and ‘Finlandiza on’ Robert J. Imre, The University of Newcastle 'Depoli cisa on and legi ma on aren't working' Phoebe Moore, Salford University Are IR theorists anarchist theorists? Rethinking anarchy in the light of the Occupy movement Alex Prichard, University of Exeter Resistance in the Age of Austerity: The Occupy Movement and the failure of the le Owen Worth, University of Limerick WC59: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Alliances & Coali ons: Coordina on & Commitment Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Scien Panel c Study of Interna onal Processes Bre Ashley Leeds, Rice University Bre Ashley Leeds, Rice University Polarity and Burden Sharing: Tes ng Public & Private Goods Expecta ons Kelly M. Kadera, University of Iowa Inves ng in Commitment: The Role of Poten al Allies’ Reliability Vanessa A. Le er, Middle Tennessee State University Pre‐war Coordina on and Military Coali on E ec veness Daniel S. Morey, University of Kentucky Michael Morgan, University of Kentucky Reconsidering Arms versus Allies Allan C. Stam, University of Michigan Michael Horowitz, University of Pennsylvania Ins tu onal Design: Recipe for Reliable Alliances Aakri A. Tandon, Daemen College WC60: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM The Eurozone Crisis Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Poli cal Economy Renee L. Buhr, University of St. Thomas Vincent Della Sala, University of Trento Eurozone Crisis: Is Austerity the answer for the Eurozone Crisis? Seniz Avcioglu, Eastern Mediterranean University Crisis Transmission or Containment? Western Bank Bail‐Outs and East European Markets Rachel Epstein, University of Denver Sovereign Debt Crises and the Future of Democracy in the Eurozone: Can Europe’s Money be Governed Democra cally? Ma hias Kaelberer, University of Memphis Believing in the euro: public a tudes towards the euro during the nancial crisis Maurits Van der Veen, College of William & Mary The Euro Crisis and the Dangers of Disembedding Liberalism: Lessons from the Gold Standard Ma hias M. Ma hijs, Johns Hopkins University WC61: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM The Environment and Natural Resources in Interna onal Organiza on Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Foreign Policy Analysis Erol Kaymak, Eastern Mediterranean University Amy Below, Oregon State University The Global Network of Militant Organiza ons and the Di usion of Durability and E ciency Italy and Catholic NGOs. 'Delega ng' Foreign Policy? Appropria ng the ‘Arab Spring’: An Emerging ‘Democra c’ Axis as Rhetorical Commonplace? Joel H. Westra, Calvin College David J. Blair, Huron University College Erol Kaymak, Eastern Mediterranean University Social Ac vism and Foreign Policy. The case of Mexico and the drug‐related violence Andrew Chater, University of Western Ontario Climate adaptability versus diploma c strategy: Exploring the determinants of na onal success at the UNFCCC nego a ons Federica Genovese, University of Konstanz An opera onal measure of the ac vi es of interna onal environmental regimes and organiza ons Rocio Alejandra Rivera Barradas, University of Miami WC64: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel A Look From the South: The US Poli cs and Economy in A World of Power Di usion Sponsor(s): Frank Grundig, University of Kent Agenda Se ng and Focusing Events: Understanding Framing in the Global Agenda from the Fukushima Disaster Steven B. Rothman, Ritsumeikan Asia Paci c University Chair Disc. The Ramsar Conven on’s “Wise Use” Norm: Lessons from the Evolu on of the Global Wetlands Regime Kirsten Ra erty Taylor, Berry College The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Jaime Cesar Coelho, Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina Andrea Ribeiro Ho mann, Freie Universität Berlin The geography of money in a historical perspec ve: the dollar and the forma on of US na onal state Jaime Cesar Coelho, Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina Japanese Foreign Aid and Vo ng Behavior in the Conven on on Interna onal Trade in Endangered Species (CITES) John P. Tuman, University of Nevada, Las Vegas Jonathan R. Strand, University of Nevada, Las Vegas Chair Disc. Chair Disc. Carolina De Simone, LSE - London School of Economics and Poli cal Science Explaining the Expanding Role of the Arc c Council Sponsor(s): Sponsor(s): Benjamin Acosta, Claremont Graduate University Panel Interna onal Organiza on WC62: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Remembering Con icts, Making Peace WC63: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel Understanding the Foreign Policies of Micro-Actors: Groups, Movements, and Organiza ons United States Trade Poli cs, the Dispute Se lement Body and the Developing Countries Filipe Mendonça, Universidade Federal de Uberlândia / UNICAMP Panel Peace Studies Amy Ross, University of Georgia David A. Messenger, University of Wyoming Commemora on, Contested History, and Poli cal Transi on in Post‐Con ict Northern Ireland Rebecca Gra -McRae, University of Alberta The Children of the Cambodian Genocide: When Interpreta ons about the Past Collide. Angeliki Kanavou, Chapman University Kosal Lee Path, University of Southern California Establishing the Par cular through the Universal: Crea ng Memories in the Extraordinary Court of the Chambers of Cambodia (ECCC). Mona Lilja, University of Gothenburg Acholi Futures: Con ict Resolu on and the Making of the Archive in Northern Uganda Ma hew Sebas an, DePaul University Spaces of Memory ‐ Spaces of Peace? Mnemonic Prac ces and Transi onal Jus ce in Post‐Genocide Rwanda Julia Viebach, Center for Con ict Studies, University of Marburg Harmoniza on or Di eren a on in Intellectual Property Rights: controversies and con icts between US and Brazil Henrique Zeferino Menezes, Federal University of Paraíba WC65: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel Central Asia's Hidden and O shore Global Economic Connec ons Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Interna onal Poli cal Economy John Agnew, University of California, Los Angeles Ronen Peter Palan, City University London The Price of Access: The Dynamics of Central Asia’s Transna onal Corrup on Networks in Compara ve Perspec ve Alexander Cooley, Barnard College State as mediator, performer and resource: understanding the local and global poli cs of Gold mining in Talas, Kyrgyzstan Asel Doolotkeldieva, University of Exeter John D. Heathershaw, University of Exeter Kyrgyzstan’s Global Money Laundry and its Domes c Poli cal Consequences Erica Marat, AU O shore and Onshore: Understanding Central Asia’s Global Financial Networks and Prac ces Jason Sharman, Gri th University Regime security, rent‐seeking and the state: an analysis of the interna onal poli cal economy of supplying jet fuel to the American airbase in Kyrgyzstan, 2001‐2010 Kemel Toktomushev, PhD Candidate, U. of Exeter WC66: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Community-Firm Rela ons in the Global South Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Cris na Rojas, Carleton University Interna onal Poli cal Economy Hevina S. Dashwood, Brock University Uwa okun Idemudia, York University Let There be Light: Allevia ng Energy Poverty in the Asia‐Paci c Region Belinda R. Spagnole , University of South Australia Terry Francis O'Callaghan, University of South Australia Local rage against oil industry: Solu ons through improved rm‐ community dialogue Nicole Janz, University of Cambridge Helle Vincentz, University of Cambridge Jenik Radon, Columbia University Moliehi Shale, University of Cape Town 2012 Workshop Report Panel Rising Powers and the Future of Global Governance (1) Chair Disc. Panel The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Kelly Kollman, University of Glasgow Ellen Gu erman, York University Pol Bargues Pedreny, University of Westminster Transna onal Networks and Interna onal Ins tu ons: The crea on of LGBT Rights in the UN System Revolu onary Contagion and Interna onal Poli cs Andreas Antoniades, University of Sussex Henk Overbeek, VU University Amsterdam Chad Nelson, University of California, Los Angeles Kevin Gray, University of Sussex Soyeun Kim, University of Leeds WC72: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Currency Poli cs Sponsor(s): Rising Donors and ‘South‐South’ Coopera on: the poli cs of reshaping the landscape of development assistance programs Fahimul Quadir, York University How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Global Governance: Explaining Rising Power Co‐opta on Ma hew David Stephen, Social Science Research Center Berlin Rising powers and the future of democracy promo on Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Poli cal Economy Raju Parakkal, Philadelphia University Anastasia G. Nesvetailova, City University London The di usional upshots of the 2008‐2009 nancial crisis. The dollar, the euro, and the China’s RMB and the emergence of a mul ‐currency system. Miriam L. Campanella, University of Turin and Ministry of Economy and Finance Financial Globaliza on, Interna onal Risk Transfer and the Future of the Dollar Oliver Stuenkel, Fundação Getulio Vargas Panel The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Rianne Mahon, Balsillie School of Interna onal A airs Rianne Mahon, Balsillie School of Interna onal A airs Construc ng ‘Child Care System Reform’ in South East Europe: revisi ng UNICEF’s travelling technicism Paul Stubbs, The Ins tute of Economics, Zagreb Reima Ana Maglajlic, University of Swansea Demographic ideas as catalysts of policy di usion: The example of reproduc ve policies in Mexico and Argen na Emily Calaminus, FU Berlin Interna onal Policy Di usion and Domes c Framing: Child Development Policies in Argen na a er Retrenchment Debora Lopreite, Carleton University Potholes and Speedbumps in Travelling Ideas: Policy Di usion and Early Childhood Development in Mexico Laura Catharine Macdonald, Carleton University Joshua S. Goldstein, American University Benjamin E. Goldsmith, University of Sydney Stein Tønnesson, Interna onal Peace Research Ins tute, Oslo Peter Wallensteen, Uppsala University William R. Thompson, Indiana University Neta Carol Crawford, Boston University Ana P. Morgenstern, University of Miami Workshop Report Panel South Korea's Transi on from Na onal Developmental State to Global Power Broker Chair Disc. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) The di usion of the concept of culture WC67: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Sponsor(s): Community‐level governance of risk in an emerging economy: the case of insurance in informal South Africa WC68: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM The Child in Transna onal Discourse and Policy Sponsor(s): WC71: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Ideas have Legs: How Far Can They Travel? Zoe Bray, University of Nevada Reno Chris an R. Thauer, Free University of Berlin Chair Disc. WC70: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Roundtable Presiden al Theme Roundtable—Un-learning War? Regional and Global Di usion Pa erns Part. Part. Part. Community Bites. Local Communi es, the Business Firm, and the Quest for Governance Sponsor(s): From the body of the na on to the body of the child: Comparing World Bank’s nutri on programs in the 1970s and 2010 – Part II – Iain R. Hardie, University of Edinburgh Sylvia Max eld, Simmons College The Power of Money: Interna onaliza on of Chinese Yuan Edward Kwon, Northern Kentucky University Redback Rising: China's Bilateral Currency Arrangements and its Strategy for RMB Interna onaliza on Steven Liao, University of Virginia Daniel McDowell, Syracuse University The Dollar Hegemony in the Interna onal Monetary System a er the 2008 Financial and Economic Crisis: a Poli cal Sociological Perspec ve Aline Regina Alves Mar ns, Universidade Estadual de Campinas WC73: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Perspec ves on East Asia in the Global Financial System Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Poli cal Economy Andrew Walter, University of Melbourne Andrew Walter, University of Melbourne Asian Currencies and Interna onal Monetary Power WD01: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM The Boundedness of American FPA Theory Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Andre Broome, University of Warwick China’s Monetary Diplomacy: Gradua ng from Bilateralism? Yang Jiang, Copenhagen Business School Malaysia and the Governance of Global Islamic Finance Jikon Lai, The University of Melbourne Regulatory Regionalism and Financial Development in East Asia Lena Rethel, University of Warwick Localizing Global Finance: Financial Returnees in East Asia Jus n L. Robertson, City University of Hong Kong WC74: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel Excep onal Di cul es of Peace-Building in the Korean Peninsula and the Search for Feasible Solu ons Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Chair Honoree Associa on of Korean Poli cal Studies Hyug Baeg Im, Korea University Yong Wook Lee, Korea University What explains North Korean Provoca ve Ac ons, 1950‐2007? An Empirical Analysis Seung-Whan Choi, University of Illinois at Chicago Excep onal Di cul es of Peace‐Building in the Korean Peninsula and the Search for Feasible Solu ons: An Eclec c Approach of Peace Hyug Baeg Im, Korea University The Evolu on of U.S.‐China Rela ons Honoree Honoree Honoree Part. Part. Part. Ho Yeol Yoo , Korea University Klaus Brummer, University of Erlangen Nuremberg Bahgat Korany, American University Cairo Valerie Hudson, The Bush School of Government and Public Service, Texas A&M University Sumit Ganguly, Indiana University Gunther Hellmann, Goethe University Frankfurt Ole Waever, University of Copenhagen Richard Whitman, University of Kent Christopher Hill, University of Cambridge Huiyun Feng, Utah State University Roundtable Peace Studies Landon Edward Hancock, Kent State University Be y A. Reardon, Interna onal Ins tute on Peace Educa on John Darby (in memoriam), University of Notre Dame Robert C. Johansen, University of Notre Dame Louis Kriesberg, Syracuse University Roger Mac Ginty, University of Manchester Jannie Botes, University of Bal more Maia Carter Hallward, Kennesaw State University WD03: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Spaces of Democracy Sponsor(s): Dong Sun Lee, Korea University How to manage Peace and Division under the Pressure for achieving the Denucleariza on and Uni ca on in the Korean Peninsula. Foreign Policy Analysis WD02: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM 2013 PEACE Dis nguished Scholars Sponsor(s): Roundtable Chair Panel Theory The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Ruhtan Yalçiner, Hace epe University Between Na onalism and Globalism: Spaces and Forms of Democra c Ci zenship for/in a Post‐Westphalian World Joachim Bla er, University of Lucerne WC75: Wednesday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel Models of Development and Sustainable Development in La n America Taking Ins tu onal Di erence Seriously: Contextualising Transna onal Democracy Sponsor(s): Pluralized Publicity in a Globalizing Communica ve Space Chair Disc. Mexican Interna onal Studies Associa on Davila Consuelo, Na onal Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) Manuela Lavinas Picq, Universidad San Francisco de Quito, Ecuador Mexico: Too much macroeconomics without sustainable development Alejandro Chanona, Na onal Autonomous University of Mexico Models of Development and Sustainable Development in La n America: The case of Chile Roberto Dominguez, European University Ins tute Damaso Morales, Na onal Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) Brazil: Combining the social agenda with economic growth Yadira Galvez, Na onal Autonomous University of Mexico The Venezuelan Paradox: From Petroleum Riches to Poor Economic Development Félix E. Mar n, Florida Interna onal University La n America’s Hierarchical Economies? The Peruvian Model Pablo Toral, Beloit College Robert Frith, University of Portsmouth Adam Maxwell Goch, University of Washington Democra c Communi es, Cri que, and Change: Re‐reading the poli cal thought of Richard Rorty Ari-Elmeri Hyvönen, University of Jyväskylä Poli cs as Hermeneu cs: Di using the Horizons of Democracy Ruhtan Yalçiner, Hace epe University WD04: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM 2013 FTGS Eminent Scholar: Marysia Zalewski Sponsor(s): Chair Honoree Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Roundtable Feminist Theory and Gender Studies Susanne Zwingel, State University of New York Potsdam Marysia Zalewski, University of Aberdeen Cynthia H. Enloe, Clark University Jindy R. Pe man, Australian Na onal University Helen Kinsella, University of Wisconsin‐Madison Laura J. Shepherd, University of New South Wales Soumita Basu, South Asian University Nick Vaughan‐Williams, University of Warwick V. Spike Peterson, University of Arizona WD05: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM The Poli cs of Interna onal Legal Ins tu ons Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Organiza on Chris Rudolph, American University Kenneth W. Abbo , Arizona State University The New Terrain of Interna onal Law: Courts, Poli cs, Rights Karen Alter, Northwestern University and ICourts University of Copenhagen Are The European Union’S New Modes Of Environmental Governance Ecologically Ra onal? M. Leann Brown, University of Florida The Poli cs of Screening and Selec ng Interna onal Judges Cose e Creamer Private Power and Public Push back: The Business of Interna onal Arbitra on in NAFTA Emilie Hafner-Burton, University of California San Diego David Victor, University of California, San Diego Nested Interests and Interna onal Legal Ins tu ons Chris Rudolph, American University WD06: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Roundtable Presiden al Theme Roundtable—Transna onal Di usion: Concepts and Mechanisms Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Etel Solingen, University of California at Irvine Zachary Elkins, The University of Texas at Aus n Detlef Jahn, University of Greifswald Covadonga Meseguer, Centro de Inves gación y Docencia Económicas Fabrizio Gilardi, University of Zurich Etel Solingen, University of California at Irvine WD07: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Roundtable Presiden al Theme Roundtable—Does Terrorism Di use? Trends, Mechanisms, Outcomes Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Audrey Kurth Cronin, School of Public Policy, George Mason University Sco Helfstein, United States Military Academy Thomas Hegghammer, Norwegian Defence Research Establishment David Rapoport, University of California, Los Angeles Michael Kenney, University of Pi sburgh WD08: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Roundtable Building a Career in a Gendered Discipline: Advice on Publica on and Tenure Sponsor(s): Chair Commi ee on the Status of Representa on & Diversity The Commi ee on the Status of Women Sandra McEvoy, Consor um on Gender, Security and Human Rights Cmte Chair Laura Sjoberg, University of Florida Part. Marijke Breuning, University of North Texas Part. Bre Ashley Leeds, Rice University Part. Melissa T. Brown, City University of New York‐BMCC Part. Katja Weber, Georgia Ins tute of Technology Part. Mary K. Meyer McAleese, Eckerd College Part. Drucilla Barker, University of South Carolina WD09: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel External Actors, State-Building, and Service Provision in Areas of Limited Statehood Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Global Development Interna onal Poli cal Sociology Michael Barne , George Washington University Michael Barne , George Washington University Governance Transfer by the European Union: Fight Against Corrup on in the Southern Caucasus Tanja A. Börzel, Free University of Berlin Vera van Hüllen, Freie Universität Berlin Aiding democracy while respec ng ownership: comparing EU and US democracy assistance in Ethiopia and Rwanda Karen M. Del Biondo, Stanford University/Ghent University Interna onal Trusteeship: External Authority in Areas of Limited Statehood Christopher Fariss, University of California San Diego David A. Lake, University of California San Diego External Actors, State‐Building, and Service Provision in Areas of Limited Statehood Stephen D. Krasner, Stanford University Thomas Risse, Freie Universitat Berlin The Pillars of Governance: A Macro‐Quan ta ve Analysis Melissa Lee, Stanford University Gregor Walter-Drop, Freie Universität Berlin John Wiesel, Freie Universität Berlin INGO Impact on Development and Public Health in Areas of Limited Statehood Amanda Murdie, University of Missouri WD10: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Rising Powers and the Future of Global Governance (2) Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Poli cal Economy Kevin Gray, University of Sussex James H. Mi elman, American University BRIC Capitalism and the New Illiberal Global Economic Order Chris an A. May, Goethe-University Frankfurt/Main Andreas Noelke, Goethe University Frankfurt China and the WTO James Sco , University of Manchester Rorden Wilkinson, University of Manchester Emerging Powers, the Power Poli cs of Debt and Global Governance Andreas Antoniades, University of Sussex Subimperialism as lubricant of neoliberalism: South Africa's emergence from the apartheid laager Patrick Bond, University of Kwazulu Natal Emerging Powers and Regional Financial Architecture: The Case of China Mikko Huotari, University of Freiburg WD11: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Linking Religion and Violent Extremism Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Security Studies Nukhet A. Sandal, Brown University Manus I. Midlarsky, Rutgers University "The Boys": Understanding the Spread of Al‐Shabaab and the Somali Civil War in the Horn of Africa Aisha S. Ahmad, University of Toronto Kamikaze: The Cons tu ve Role of Religion in Suicide Missions Deirdre Quinn Mar n, University of California, Berkeley When Violence and Faith Collide: The In uence of Religion on Na onal‐Separa st Terrorism Gregory Miller, Oklahoma State University Radical Islam from Ipanema: How Understanding Brazilian Culture on Counterterrorism Can Save American Lives Patrick H. Turner, University of Southern Mississippi WD12: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Killing by Remote Control Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Disc. Panel Interna onal Security Studies Avery Plaw, University of Massachuse s Dartmouth Brian Glyn Williams, University of Massachue s at Dartmouth Bradley Strawser, US Naval Postgraduate School Zach Beauchamp, London School of Economics Jai Gallio , Macquarie University Avery Plaw, University of Massachuse s Dartmouth War Without Virtue Bradley Strawser, US Naval Postgraduate School The CIA's Drone Assassina on Campaign in Afghanistan, Pakistan, Somalia and Yemen. An Overview. Brian Glyn Williams, University of Massachue s at Dartmouth WD13: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel FSS3-Beyond Security? Feminist Interven ons in Sovereignty, Violence and Securi za on Feminist Theory and Gender Studies Jef Huysmans, Open University Edith C. M. Kinney, Mills College Heroic ‘Avengers’ or Militarized Provocateurs? Challenging the logics of security with a cri cal feminist pop‐(culture )poli cs Lori Crowe, York University Gendered Urban Security: Women’s Experiences with CCTV in Toronto Amanda Glasbeek, York University Emily van der Meulen, Ryerson University The reconstruc on of norma ve spaces during a postcon ict period: women’s experiences in Congo (DRC) Évelyne Jean-Bouchard, University of O awa Minding the Gaps: How Feminist Security Studies Can Reconcile 1325 Policy and Prac ce Carrie Reiling, University of California, Irvine Chair Disc. Patrick James, University of Southern California Patrick James, University of Southern California The Saliency of Jus ce Con icts in Interna onal Rela ons: Diagnosis and Remedies Gregor Hofmann, Peace Research Ins tute Frankfurt Harald Mueller, HSFK Jus ce and Con ict Ned Lebow, King's College London WD15: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel Presiden al Foreign Policy: Constraints Versus Opportuni es Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Foreign Policy Analysis Christopher F. Gelpi, The Ohio State University Thomas Richard Seitz, University of Wyoming Can Presidents Learn? Foreign Policy Process Learning and Failure in the First Year of the Kennedy Administra on Interstate Crises and Domes c Poli cal Capital: Presiden al Handling of Militarized Disputes and Domes c Legisla ve Success Jus ce, Drones, and Killing in War Interna onal Security Studies Mark Raymond, Balsillie School of Interna onal A airs David A. Welch, Balsillie School of Interna onal A airs Rebecca Friedman, Georgetown University Robert Sparrow, Monash University Sponsor(s): How Ideas Shape Con ict: Conceptual and Theore cal Considera ons Sco Crichlow, West Virginia University Coun ng the Dead: The Propor onality of Preda on in Pakistan WD14: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Ideas and the Study of Con ict The Arab Spring and Interna onal Security Campaign Rhetoric vs. Governing Words: Does the Transi on from Candidate to President Change the Way Poli cal Leaders Describe World A airs? Uninhabited Military Systems and War’s End: Prospects For Las ng Peace Chair Disc. Manjana Milkoreit, University of Waterloo Steven Mock, Balsillie School of Interna onal A airs John M. Owen, University of Virginia Robot Guardians: Teleoperated Combat Vehicles In Humanitarian Military Interven on Sponsor(s): The Use of Cogni ve‐A ec ve Mapping (CAM) to Measure the Belief Systems and Emo ons of Social Iden ty Groups Panel Christopher F. Gelpi, The Ohio State University Joseph Morris Grieco, Duke University Moral Subsidy: The Role of Interest Groups in Promo ng U.S. Security Policy Ini a ves and Overcoming Presiden al Persuasive De cits Chad M. Levinson, University of Chicago Policy Availability and Presiden al A en on to Foreign A airs Bryan W. Marshall, Miami University Brandon Prins, University of Tennessee WD16: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Roundtable Di usion of Military Innova on: Drivers, Processes, Dynamics Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Interna onal Security Studies Emily Goldman, Department of Defense Michael Horowitz, University of Pennsylvania Dima P. Adamsky, IDC Herzliya Andrew L. Ross, University of New Mexico Sco D. Sagan, Stanford University WD17: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Field Experiments in Transna onal Rela ons Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Organiza on Daniel L. Nielson, Brigham Young University Susan Hyde, Yale University The E cacy of Domes c Elec on Observa on ‐ Five Field Experiments Fredrik M Sjoberg, Columbia University The Cataly c E ect of Foreign Aid on Private Investment in Clean Energy Mark Buntaine, College of William & Mary A Field Experiment on Endorsements by Members of Parliament for Foreign Aid Projects Michael Findley, University of Texas at Aus n Opportunism Among Non‐Governmental Organiza ons: A Field Experiment Daniel L. Nielson, Brigham Young University WD18: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Communica on Technology and Con ict Dynamics Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Scien c Study of Interna onal Processes Interna onal Communica on Nils Weidmann, University of Konstanz Allan Dafoe, Yale University Invi ng Interven on? Indiscriminate Violence and Interna onal Media Coverage of the Libyan Civil War Ma hew Baum, Harvard University Yuri Zhukov, Harvard University "Come to Azerbaijan": Cultural In macy and O cial State Tourism Ads Jelena Subo c, Georgia State University Ayse Zarakol, University of Cambridge Discourse and the Visual Image: Beyond, Before, and Beside Language in Interna onal Poli cs Eric A. Van Rythoven, Carleton University WD22: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Cri cal Engagements with the Work of Nicholas Onuf Sponsor(s): The Democra za on of Technology and Con ict Analysis Jonathan Alasatair Crook, University of Essex Todd Landman, University of Essex Cascades and Torrents in An ‐government Poli cal Networks Josh Cutler, Duke University Ma hew Dickenson, Duke University Michael D. Ward, Duke University Foreign Policy Dynamics on the Blogosphere John Kelly, Morningside Analy cs Gilad Lotan, SocialFlow Thomas Zeitzo , New York University Coordina on and Security: How Mobile Communica ons A ect Insurgency Jacob Shapiro, Princeton University David Siegel, Florida State Unversity WD19: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Roundtable Revisi ng Wallerstein in the Context of the Financial Crisis Chair Chair Honoree Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Chair Part. Part. Part. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Carl Death, Aberystwyth University Milja Kurki, Aberystwyth University Henk Overbeek, VU University Amsterdam Gonzalo Pozo Mar n, King's College London Interna onal Ethics Theory Harry D. Gould, Florida Interna onal University James C. Roberts, Towson University Nicholas G. Onuf, Florida Interna onal University and PUC‐Rio Gavan Du y, Syracuse University Antje Wiener, University of Hamburg Patrick Thaddeus Jackson, American University Brent J. Steele, University of Kansas Alexander D. Barder, Johns Hopkins University David M. McCourt, University of California, Berkeley Jens Bartelson, Lund University WD23: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Roundtable Presiden al Theme Roundtable—Trade and Investment as Conduits For Interna onal Policy Di usion? Sponsor(s): Chair Sponsor(s): Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Thomas Bernauer, Swiss Federal Ins tute of Technology (ETH Zurich) Layna Mosley, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Pablo M. Pinto, Columbia University Han Dorussen, University of Essex Sarah Brooks, Ohio State University Todd Allee, University of Maryland Bumba Mukherjee WD20: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Roundtable Measurement and Evalua on in Public Diplomacy: A Poli cal Communica on Approach WD24: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Gender and Di usion in the Global Economy Sponsor(s): Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Interna onal Communica on Craig Hayden, American University Efe Sevin, American University Yelena Osipova, American University Willow F. Williamson, American University WD21: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel Visual Impact: The Power of Image in Interna onal Rela ons Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Interna onal Communica on James Gow, King's College London Mehpare Selcan Kaynak, Bogazici University Re‐imagining the other: how images of former adversaries change during successful peace processes Babak Bahador, University of Canterbury Pictures of Peace and Jus ce: Interna onal War Crimes Prosecu ons and the Impact of Visual Material Beyond the Courtroom James Gow, King's College London “The DEFA ‘Embassy Films’: Presen ng the GDR to the World in the 1970s and 1980s” Thomas W Maulucci, American Interna onal College Roundtable Chair Disc. Panel Feminist Theory and Gender Studies Interna onal Poli cal Economy The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Chris ne B. N. Chin, American University Anita Lacey, The University of Auckland Dispersed submission: The poli cal economy of transna onal sex work in Asian ci es. Chris ne B. N. Chin, American University Randolph B. Persaud, American University FDI and Women: A Qualita ve Analysis of How FDI a ects Women. Ritu Dhungana, West Virginia University Gender and the Neoliberal Welfare State: Psychoanalysis and the Making of Femininity in Postcolonial Korea John M. Friend, University of Hawaii at Manoa The 'Feminiza on' of the Everyday: Examining the Gendered Nature of Worker Resistance within the Transna onal Call Centre Industry Stephanie Margaret Redden, Carleton University WD25: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Intelligence, Cultures, and Con ict Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Disc. Panel Timothy R. Walton, James Madison University Joe Wippl, Boston University Frances Flannery, James Madison University Sponsor(s): Compara ve Analysis: Intelligence Doctrine and Global Terrorism S.C. Zidek, Mercyhurst University Mujahideen Warrior Culture: Examples from al Qaida and Taliban Narra ves Jessica Huckabey, Ins tute for Defense Analyses Cultural Narra ve for Analy c Tradecra : Frameworks from the Humani es Rhian T. McCoy, School for Con ict Analysis and Resolu on, George Mason University Understanding Radical Apocalyp cism Chair Disc. Panel David J. Blair, Huron University College The Problem of Resistance in the Alter‐Globalisa on Movement Yamile C. Cepeda, University of los Andes Taboo Tac cs: Norm Di usion and the Rise of Suicide Terrorism Joseph Ma hew Gardner, University of California, Berkeley Jus ce Globalism: Ideology, Crises, Policy Manfred B. Steger, RMIT University & U of Hawai'i James Goodman, University of Technology Sydney The Ideas of Movements and the Movement of Ideas: Crisis, Globaliza on and the Emergence of Global Poli cal Ideologies Manfred B. Steger, RMIT University & U of Hawai'i Erin K. Wilson, University of Groningen Amy Below, Oregon State University Frederick W. Mayer, Duke University Mul ‐Scalar Dimensions of Urban Climate Change Planning: The Cases of Delhi and Mexico City Sara Hughes, Na onal Center for Atmospheric Research Uncertainty, insecurity, and social scares: Explaining major change in energy policy in Germany and the United States Simon Langlois-Bertrand, Carleton University Narra ves of governance and biodiversity conserva on policies in China Lin Peng, Chinese University of Hong Kong Angeliki Kanavou, Chapman University Emilia G. Barreto de Carvalho, Chapman University State‐building in Afghanistan and the ‘Libera on of the Afghan Woman’ Strategies of Violence and Nonviolence in Revolu onary Movements Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Global Development Jana Honke, University of Edinburgh Jana Honke, University of Edinburgh Rita Abrahamsen, University of O awa Desmond Arias, John Jay College of Criminal Jus ce, City University of New York Pinar Bilgin, Bilkent University Markus‐Michael Müller, University of Leipzig WD30: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel China’s Expanding Role in Asia and Its Implica ons for the United States, India, and Japan Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Foreign Policy Analysis Shino Watanabe, Saitama University Kent E. Calder, Johns Hopkins University Japan, the United States, and the Making of Central Asia Panel Compara ve Interdisciplinary Studies Ting Ni, UC Berkeley Chris ne S. Cheng, King's College London From Repression to Paci ca on: The Di erence Words Make to Re‐energizing Civil Society in Rio, Brazil WD29: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Roundtable Doing IR Research in a Postcolonial World: Worlding, Social Prac ce and Ethnography The Interna onal Di usion of Neoliberalism Turning Natural Disaster into Poli cal Opportunity: Relief NGOs and New Developments of Civil Society in China Con ict Capital Alison Macmillan Watson James Goodman, University of Technology Sydney Jason R. Weidner, Virginia Tech Arabinda Acharya, S.Rajaratnam School of Interna onal Studies, Nanayang Technological University, Singapore Chair Disc. Catherine Goetze, University of No ngham Marie‐Joelle Zahar, University of Montreal The Poli cs of Making Home Radicaliza on and Di usion of “Ideology”: A Preliminary Discussion Sponsor(s): Peace Studies The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Ches Thurber, Tu s University The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) WD27: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Poli cs and the Environment Chair Disc. Panel Susan Peerzada, University of Southern Mississippi Timothy R. Walton, James Madison University Sponsor(s): Taylan Yildiz, NRW School of Governance (U Duisburg-Essen) WD28: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Social Capital and Con ict Intelligence Studies WD26: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Di usion of Ideology Narra ng Poli cs. Making Sense of Fukushima Kuniko Ashizawa, Johns Hopkins University, SAIS Southeast Asia and the US‐Japan rela ons Go Ito, Meiji University Ac vism and Engagement in China’s South Asia Policy: The India Factor Jagannath Prasad Panda, Ins tute for Defense Studies and Analyses Concepts and Reality of Joint Development, Strategic Partnership and Na onal Interest in South China Sea: The View of China and Claimants in Southeast Asia Kim Beng Phar, Global Movement of the Moderates Founda on China’s Growing Presence in Central Asia: Its challenges and opportuni es for the region and beyond Shino Watanabe, Saitama University WD31: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel One Court, Many Actors: Tracing the Mul -level Interven ons of the ICC WD34: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Sponsor(s): Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Human Rights Sarah M. H. Nouwen, Cambridge University Ru G. Teitel, New York Law School Chair Disc. Catalyzing, Copying or Complemen ng? The ICC as an Agent of Domes c Jus ce Chris an Michael De Vos, Leiden University Peter Dixon, University of California, Berkeley Recas ng Post‐Con ict Approaches: the Discursive E ects of ICC Interven ons Sara Kendall, University of Leiden Frederic Megret, McGill University Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Poli cal Sociology Runa Das, University of Minnesota ‐ Duluth Marcus Holmes, Fordham University The Processual‐Rela onal Construc on of Iden es ‐ A Figura onal Study on the Foreign Policy Enactment of 'Swissness' Bernd A. Bucher, University of Bielefeld Ulla Jasper, Center for Security Studies, Zurich Trauma c Memory and Its Produc on in Poli cal Life: The Role of Memory Entrepreneurs Dovile Budryte, Georgia Gwinne College The Moral Logic of Enmity Ingrid Creppell, George Washington University On the Greek and German Inheritance in I.R. Theory: Lebow and Fukuyama on Statecra and Soulcra Michael N. Di Gregorio, McMaster University Deconstruc ng the primordial or aspiring for the possible? Iden ty construc on and the poli cal at a crossroads Anna-Karin Eriksson, Linnaeus University China as the “antagonist” in U.S. Security Discourses Dirk Nabers, University of Kiel Robert G. Patman, University of Otago WD33: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel The Regional Dimensions of Environmentalism: Mobiliza ons Across Borders Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Environmental Studies Erika S. Weinthal, Duke University Erika S. Weinthal, Duke University Climate Regionalism: Crea ng New Spaces for Transna onal Ac vism Kate O'Neill, University of California Berkeley Joerg Balsiger, University of Geneva The Origins Curse Demys Mobiliza ons Compared ed? Four Regional Environmental Jon M. Church, University of Rheims Regional Environmentalism, Economism, Neither or Both? Regulatory Coopera on in Regional Tuna Fisheries Management Elizabeth Havice, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill David E. Cunningham, University of Maryland Mark I. Lichbach, University of Maryland‐College Park From Moscow To Jerusalem: Comparing the choice of protest as a strategy by ethnopoli cal organiza ons in Eastern Europe and the Middle East The Logic of Non‐Violent Revolu ons Sco Gates, Peace Research Ins tute Oslo (PRIO) and Norwegian University of Science and Technoogy (NTNU) Understanding strategic choice: The determinants of civil war and non‐violent mobiliza on in self‐determina on disputes The ICC and the State: foe or ally? Sponsor(s): Workshop Report Panel Victor Asal, State University of New York at Albany Richard L. Legault, DHS Science & Technology Ora B. Szekely, Clark University Jonathan Wilkenfeld, University of Maryland ‘Were we integra ng them into themselves?’ Adap ng the Inclusive Approach to Repara ons for Vulnerable People WD32: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Iden ty and Con ict in World Poli cs 2012 Workshop Report Panel Beyond Civil War: Violent and Non-Violent Con icts Kathleen G. Cunningham, University of Maryland Fresh Carna ons or Prickly Cactuses?: Non‐violent Protest and Transi ons in Autocracies Kris an Skrede Gleditsch, University of Essex WD35: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Global Historical Sociology and the Poli cs of Di usion Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Global Development The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Daniel Nexon, Georgetown University Daniel Nexon, Georgetown University A Foucauldian Genealogy of the Role of Knowledge Accumula on in the Colonial Rela ons of Britain and India. Edmund Arghand, London School of Economics Bombing Asians: The Orientalist Genesis of American Airpower Tarak Karim Barkawi, New School for Social Research The Di usion E ect, or Decentering Di usion Julian Go, Boston University Velvet Coloring with a Hint of Jasmine: Revolu onary Di usion and Conten ous Performances Nawal S. Mustafa, London School of Economics The Crisis of Europe and Colonial Amnesia Robbie G. Shilliam, Queen Mary, University of London WD36: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel Taking Stock of the EU’s Role in the Non-prolifera on of Weapons of Mass Destruc on: How E ec ve is ‘E ec ve Mul lateralism’? Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Interna onal Organiza on Harald Mueller, HSFK Tom Sauer, University of Antwerp The EU and Informal Non‐prolifera on Regimes: An Assessment of Performance Johanne Glavind, University of Aarhus When Trade Meets Security: Europe, India and the Interna onal Nonprolifera on Regime Benjamin Kienzle, King's College London EU Export Controls and Nuclear Nonprolifera on: Newspeak or Paradigm Shi ? Egle Murauskaite, Center for Nonprolifera on Studies Arc c Yellowcake: The EU and Overseas Non‐prolifera on Cindy Vestergaard, Danish Ins tute for Interna onal Studies (DIIS) Epistemic networks as the new form of the EU's non‐prolifera on governance Kamil Zwolski, University of Southampton WD37: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel Gendered Borders: The Global Di usion of Bodies, Money, and Ideas Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Ethnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on Studies Feminist Theory and Gender Studies Human Rights H. Richard Friman, Marque e University Laura Gomez Mera, Unversity of Miami On the Rela onal and Intersec onal Edges: Auto‐ethnographic Notes of Border Prac ces Ani a Kynsilehto, University of Tampere Protectors without Protec on: Human Tra cking in War Jessica L. Peet, University of Southern California New understandings of human tra cking in Canada Sule Tomkinson, Université de Montréal Human Tra cking in South Asia: Issues of Corrup on and Human Security in India, Bangladesh and Nepal Mohammed Bashir Uddin, Kobe University WD38: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel Ques oning Belongings: Ethnicity, Na onalism and the State in the 21st Century Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Ethnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on Studies Andre Lecours, University of O awa Andre Lecours, University of O awa Regimes of Ethnicity: Comparing European, Asian, and North African states Sener Akturk, Koc University, Istanbul Compunding the Policy Pla orm of Independence: Na onalist Party "Di usion" in Quebec and Flanders Glen Duerr, Cedarville University 'Sacred Synthesis': Ins lling Religion into Greek and Turkish Na onalism Ioannis N. Grigoriadis, Bilkent University Highly‐Ethnicized Ci zenship Policy and the Di usion of Liberal Values ‐ the Case of Israel Assaf Shapira, The Hebrew University of Jeruslaem Compara ve Enclave Poli cs in Eastern Europe Sherrill Stroschein, University College London WD39: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel Interna onal Educa on and Development: Policies and Strategies Sponsor(s): Chair Global Development Interna onal Educa on Nane e S. Levinson, American University Conduit strategies in refugee contexts and the educa onal implica ons for popula ons le behind Susan Banki, University of Sydney The United Na ons Academic Impact: Ac vely Engaging Students to Address Global Challenges Rekha Da a, Monmouth University A Hybrid Course to Support Preceptors Teaching Family Medicine Residence Colla J. MacDonald, University of O awa The Impact of Foreign Aid on Global Educa on Development: A Project‐Level Assessment of Channels of Delivery Hye-Jin Park, Duke University Higher Educa on and Human Development: Toward a more Equitable Society? Nane e Archer Svenson, Tulane University Chavanne Lenise Peercy, University of Minnesota WD40: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Pluralism, Solidarism, and Implica ons for the IS's Master Ins tu ons (Sovereignty, Law, Diplomacy) Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel English School Cornelia B. Navari, University of Buckingham Chris an M. Brütsch The posi ve value of solidarism Rita Floyd, University of Birmingham Pluralist Routes to Global Solidarism Adam Freeman, Oxford University Understanding Change through the English School Charlo a Friedner Parrat, Uppsala University Horses for Courses: conven ons, teleological norms and what they can tell us about interna onal society Ben Kamis, Goethe University The Master Ins tu ons of Interna onal Society: Theorizing con nuity and change Tonny B. Knudsen, University of Aarhus WD41: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Military Innova on and Learning Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Security Studies Jon Lindsay, University of California Erik Dahl, Naval Postgraduate School Who Learns the Lessons of War? Nomonhan, the Winter War, and German and Japanese Assessments of Soviet Strength During WWII Kathryn McNabb Cochran, Duke University Wind of change? Adapta on, Learning and Survival in the Redesigning of European Armed Forces from Afghanistan to Libya (2001‐2011) Fabrizio Co cchia, Sant'Anna School of Advanced Studies Francesco Moro, University of Florence Military innova ons and rst mover's advantage Mauro Gilli, Northwestern University Military Innova on and Tac cal Learning in the Israel‐Hizbullah Con ict Raphael David Marcus, King's College London WD42: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Rethinking Terrorism as a Strategic Choice Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Security Studies Michael J. Boyle, La Salle University Max Abrahms, Johns Hopkins University The Credibility Paradox: Violence as a Double‐Edged Sword in Interna onal Poli cs Max Abrahms, Johns Hopkins University The Strategic E ec veness of Women and Terrorism Mia M. Bloom, Pennsylvania State University The Choice for Terror: Explaining the Use of Terrorism in Civil Wars and Insurgencies Michael J. Boyle, La Salle University Why Use Terrorism When Insurgency Will Do? Rebel Groups’ Use of Terrorism 1970‐2010 Virginia Page Fortna, Columbia University The Poli cal Outcome of Terrorism: An Empirical Analysis of Target Country Support for Counterterrorism Legisla on WD47: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Pedagogy and Global Ethics Sponsor(s): Karolina Lula, Rutgers University WD43: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Coup Proo ng Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Security Studies Four Norma ve Conversa ons: Frameworks for Deba ng the Ethics of Global Violence Isaac M. Castellano, University of Kentucky The taming of the coup: How the prolifera on of state security forces has deterred military interven on in poli cs Erica Susanne De Bruin, Yale University Can’t Buy Me Love—or Can You: Why Ben Ali, Mubarak, Gadda , fell while the al‐Saud’s, al‐Sabah’s and al‐Kalifa’s con nue to rule. R. Alan King, University of Southern Mississippi One Coup, Two Referendums, Three Elec ons, and a Partridge in a Pear Tree: Uncovering the Poli cal Survival of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez Heather R. Mar n, University of Southern Mississippi Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Security Studies Charles Eugene Gholz, University of Texas Brendan R. Green, Williams College Security amid Austerity: U.S. Foreign Military Assistance and Interna onal Security Steven J. Childs, University of Southern California Explaining the 1980s/90s U.S. Defense Drawdown Anne Gillman, Johns Hopkins Cheaply Commanding the Commons: US Defense Strategy for an Era of Austerity Joshua R. Itzkowitz Shifrinson, Massachuse s Ins tute of Technology Of Death and Taxes? The Poli cal Economy of War Taxes in the United States, 1789‐2010 Sarah E. Kreps, Cornell University WD46: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Roundtable Presiden al Theme Roundtable—US Grand Strategy and the Di usion of Power, Ins tu ons and Ideas Sponsor(s): Chair Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Henry R. Nau, George Washington University Peter Trubowitz, University of Texas at Aus n Christopher Layne, Texas A & M University Henry R. Nau, George Washington University Keir A. Lieber, Georgetown University Allison Stanger, Middlebury College Peter Trubowitz, University of Texas at Aus n Xuefeng Sun, Tsinghua University Eric A. Heinze, University of Oklahoma Cecelia Lynch, University of California Irvine Amy E. Eckert, Metropolitan State University of Denver Coup Proo ng, Military Spending, and Con ict: Challenging Selectorate Theory Sponsor(s): Ac ve Learning in Interna onal A airs Interna onal Educa on Interna onal Ethics Teaching Ethics and Interna onal Rela ons: Bridging the Descrip ve/Norma ve Divide Stephen M. Grenier, Johns Hopkins University Harold Trinkunas, Naval Postgraduate School WD45: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM De cits and Defense: US Defense Policy in an Era of Fiscal Constraints Chair Disc. Panel Eric A. Heinze, University of Oklahoma Teaching on the Edge of Chaos: Re‐Examining the Role of Pedagogy in Interna onal Studies Arthur Romano, Con ict Analysis and Resolu on-GMU The Ethical Founda ons of Interna onal Criminal Jus ce Procedures Michael J. Strue , North Carolina State University Global Health Ethics and Jus ce Sridhar Venkatapuram, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine WD48: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Paranoid Style of Interna onal Poli cs Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Poli cal Sociology Julien Jeandesboz, University of Amsterdam Michael George Hanchard, Johns Hopkins University Construc ng a Stock Exchange of Fears Didier Bigo, Paris Ins tute of Poli cal Studies Dissemina ng Paranoid Interna onal Poli cs: Assessing the UK’s 2011‐12 A empt to Change its Human Rights Obliga ons under the European Conven on on Human Rights Elspeth H. Guild, University of Nijmegen Nuclear Dissemina on as Paranoid Poli cs? Monica Herz, Pon cal Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro Probability and Plausibility: Belief in Numbers Evelyn Ruppert, Sr. Research Fellow CRESC, The Open University WD49: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Coopera on in Con ict and Security Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Organiza on Philippe Dufort, University of Cambridge Douglas M. S nne , University at Albany NATO's Ins tu onal Adapta on: the Strategic Challenge of Cyber Warfare Joe Burton Coopera ve Cops: The Interna onal Deployment of the FBI Asif Efrat, Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya Management ma ers: The role of ins tu onal capaci es in the Arab League and United Na ons interven ons into Syria Magnus Lundgren, Stockholm University When the Mission Doesn't Determine the Coali on: Interna onal Security Coopera on in Time of War Sara Bjerg Moller, Columbia University Cri cal Juncture and NPT Safeguards Wilfred T. Wan, University of California at Irvine WD50: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Evalua ng the Role of Religion in Foreign Policy Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Foreign Policy Analysis Sponsor(s): Nil Seda Satana, Bilkent University Jodok Troy, University of Innsbruck Chair Des ned to Adapt: Religious Values and Foreign Policy Change in Iran & Sudan Hassan E. Ahmed, University of Khartoum Religion and U.S. Foreign Policy Thinking Islam in Foreign Policy: The Case of Qatar Turan Kayaoglu, University of Washington Faith, Reason, and Horse Sense: Religious Cultural Heritage in Nuclear Decisions Across Time Brian Muzas, University of Texas at Aus n Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Patrick Haney, Miami University Frederick Gagnon, University of Quebec at Montreal The Trade Protec onism Of Business‐Government Policy Networks Through The Lens Of The Execu ve‐Legisla ve Rela ons In The Usa And Brazil Galia Benitez, Michigan State University Ma hew Zierler, Michigan State University Cris an A. Can r, Oakland University Havva Karakas Keles, Syracuse University Driving a So Bargain: China’s Emerging Pa ern of Trade Agreements. Michael Sampson, University of Oxford Economic Coercion, Chinese Style: Ambiguity, Interdependence, and China's Trade Diplomacy Hans Tung, Na onal Taiwan University WD54: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Jus ce in World Poli cs Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Ethics Richard Beardsworth, Florida Interna onal University Richard Beardsworth, Florida Interna onal University Back to Basics: The Relevance of the Global Basic Structure for a Discourse Theory of Transna onal Jus ce The Rela onship Between the U.S. Execu ve and Legisla ve Branches in the Nego a ons of the U.S.‐Colombia Trade Agreement Julian Culp, University of Frankfurt Lais Thomaz, PPGRI San Tiago Dantas, Unesp, Unicamp, PUCSP Panel Foreign Policy Analysis Lana Wylie, McMaster University David J. Galbreath, University of Bath Beyond Apartheid: Moral Iden ty, FIPA’s and NEPAD in Canada‐ South Africa Rela ons Edward A. Aku o, University of the Fraser Valley Trust between Rivals: U.S.‐China Iden ty Percep ons while Rede ning Expecta ons Leif-Eric Easley, Ewha University Beyond Norma ve Power: Networks, Foreign Policy and the (Re) Construc on of the EU’s External Iden ty Seanon Wong, University of Southern California Wei Liang, Monterey Ins tute of Interna onal Studies Fragmented Liberaliza on: Sub‐Na onal Government Autonomy in Post‐WTO Era China Clara A. Brandi, German Development Ins tute Shane G. Mar n, Dublin City University The Microfounda ons of Diversionary Con icts: Iden ty, Emo ons and Leadership Support Compe ve Regionalism: China, East Asia Integra on and Trans‐ Paci c Partnership Jus ce and Democracy Beyond Borders ‐ A Global Public Goods Perspec ve Is All Poli cs Local? The Interest of European Parliamentarians in Foreign Policy Francesco V. Ortoleva, Florida Interna onal University A Waltz, not a Tango in East Asia Regionalism: China and Japan Searching for Leadership Chika Yamamoto, University of Missouri Parliaments and Foreign Policy: A Compara ve Analysis of the Role of the Turkish Parliament During the Two Gulf Wars Chair Disc. Kristen Hopewell, University of Bri sh Columbia, Okanagan Philippe De Lombaerde, United Na ons University (UNU ‐CRIS) Myth of Sino‐Japanese Rivalry? China and Japan's FTA Policies The Role of Parliaments in Foreign Policy Decision‐Making: The Case of the Iraq War (2003) Sponsor(s): Interna onal Poli cal Economy Seung-Youn Oh, University of Pennsylvania Foreign Policy Analysis WD52: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Perspec ves on Iden ty in Foreign Policy Analysis Disc. Panel Wellington D. Amorim, La Salle Rio de Janeiro Le cia Simões, Rio de Janeiro State University Patricia Nasser Carvalho, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro T. Jeremy Gunn, Al Akhawayn University WD51: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Analyzing Parliaments in Foreign Policy WD53: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Chinese Trade: Regional Dynamics Realism and Right: Sketch for a Theory of Global Jus ce Terry Nardin, Na onal University of Singapore Jus ce and Authority in the Global Realm: The Re exive Account and Its Implica ons Laura M. M. Valen ni, University College London WD55: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM The Opera on of the Interna onal Criminal Court Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Law Jennifer Davis, Na onal Intelligence University Jennifer Davis, Na onal Intelligence University Evalua ng the Di usion of Gender Jus ce Norms Through the Complementarity Principle of the Interna onal Criminal Court: Methodological Challenges Louise Chappell, University of New South Wales Rosemary Grey, University of New South Wales Emily Waller, University of New South Wales, Australia The Interna onal Criminal Court at 10: Gendered Jus ce? Francine J. D'Amico, Syracuse University A er the War: Nego a ng Jus ce in Post‐Gadda Libya Mark S. Kersten, London School of Economics Collision norms: Patrolling the borders of interna onal regimes Nora Markard, Coll. Research Ctr 597 Transforma ons of the State, University of Bremen Kers n Blome, University Bremen The Poli cal Economy of Compliance: The Interna onal Criminal Court and Foreign Direct Investment Laszlo Sarkany, University of Western Ontario Asim Ali, University of Western Ontario Par al Jus ce: Poli cal Limits on the ICC's Prosecutorial Strategy Alana Tiemessen, The University of Chicago WD56: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Sexual Violence in Armed Con icts Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Feminist Theory and Gender Studies Peace Studies Laura Ann Hebert, Occidental College Sarai B. Aharoni, Hebrew University, Jerusalem Sexual Interven on? Sexual Violence in Con ict and External Interven on Chris ne Balarezo, University of North Texas Emily Stull, University of North Texas Making sense of sexual violence against men and boys Elise Feron, University of Kent Understanding Sexual violence Against Girls and Women in the Democra c Republic of the Congo Ashley Michelle Friend, DePaul University Sexual Violence in The DRC: Percep ons of The Interna onal and The Local Government and Its Everyday Consequences Enzo Mauro Tabet Cruz, Pon cal Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro João Pedro Ramos, Pon cal University of Rio de Janeiro Explaining Impunity: Burundi’s rebels and con ict‐related sexual violence Angela Ndinga-Muvumba, University of Uppsala Understanding sexual violence perpetrators in armed con ict. Inger Skjelsbaek, Peace Research Ins tute Oslo WD59: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM The Dynamics of Economic Coercion Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Scien Panel c Study of Interna onal Processes A. Cooper Drury, University of Missouri T. Cli on Morgan, Rice University Crea ng Sympathy or a S gma? How Being Sanc oned A ects Foreign Aid Flows Bryan R. Early, State University of New York at Albany Amira Jadoon, State University of New York at Albany A Least Bad Op on? Determinants of A tudes toward Economic Sanc ons. Katja Kleinberg, Binghamton University (SUNY) Sanc ons as Statecra David Lektzian, Texas Tech University Mark Souva, Florida State University Giving In and Holding On: Leader Survival and Concessions to Economic Sanc ons Amanda A. Licht, University of South Carolina Emily Ri er, University of Alabama Explaining Coopera on with Economic Sanc ons: When Do Largest Trading Partners Choose to Join? Elena V. McLean, Texas A&M University Mitchell Radtke, Texas A&M University WD60: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel New Research on Nuclear Non-Prolifera on: Qualita ve and Quan ta ve Approaches Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Interna onal Security Studies Daryl G. Press, Dartmouth Daryl G. Press, Dartmouth Parsing Prolifera on “Demand”: Can We Learn Not to Love the Bomb? Wade Huntley, Naval Postgraduate School Nuclear Deterrence and the Capabili es of Nuclear Forces Je Kaplow, University of California San Diego Rupal N. Mehta, University of California, San Diego WD57: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Roundtable Presiden al Theme Roundtable—Teaching Interna onal Organiza on Today Why Not Ra fy? Understanding Non‐Adherence to the Nuclear Non‐prolifera on Regime Sponsor(s): The Price of Deterrence: Nuclear Forces and the Defense Budget Chair Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Margaret P. Karns, University of Dayton Alynna Lyon, University of New Hampshire Melissa T. Labonte, Fordham University Ca a Gregora , Lund University Kent J. Kille, College of Wooster Ka e Verlin Laa kainen, Adelphi University Kendall W. S les, Brigham Young University Karen Ann Mingst, University of Kentucky WD58: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Roundtable Paradigm Shi and Rio+20: Whither Sustainable Development? Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Environmental Studies Thomas Princen, University of Michigan Pamela Chasek, Manha an College Frank Biermann, Vrije University Amsterdam Peter M. Haas, University of Massachuse s Amherst Jonathan Rosenberg, University of Alaska Fairbanks Maria X. Ivanova, UMass Boston Rebecca Davis Gibbons, Georgetown University Ma hew Kroenig, Georgetown University You're Doing It Wrong: Competence as a Barrier to Nuclear Weapons Acquisi on Alexander Montgomery, Reed College The Power of One: How Individuals Shape Japan’s Nuclear Weapons Policy Maria Rost Rublee, Australian Na onal University WD61: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Interna onal Law and Security Sponsor(s): Chair Interna onal Law Elvira Rosert, Goethe University Frankfurt The Rule of (Interna onal) Law in Modern War: A Case of Mul direc onal Di usion? Travers McLeod, University of Oxford Arms Control and Security In Outer Space Maria Pozza, University of Otago Panel The long non‐emergence of the norm against cluster muni ons – an unintended e ect of the norms against napalm and an ‐ personnel landmines? Elvira Rosert, Goethe University Frankfurt Humanitarian Counterterrorism? Convergence and Divergence in Contemporary Legal Logics Rebecca Sanders, University of Cincinna Sanc ons (Iran) ‐ A Hindrance to Nego a ons or A Useful Tool? Katariina E. Simonen, Research Unit, MOD - Finland WD62: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel New Media Impact on Poli cal Processes: From Social Movements to the Prac ce of Supra-Na onal Actors and Superpowers Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Interna onal Communica on Can Facebook Change the Face of Brussels?: Legi macy, Social Media, and the Di usion of Ideas Stephanie Anderson, University of Wyoming Jessica L. Beyer, University of Washington, Sea le Evolving Technologies in a Chao c World: The Implica ons of New Social Media on Social Movements Suzanne Levi-Sanchez, Rutgers University Ryan Integlia, em[POWER] Energy Group Javier Sajuria, University College London Milind Thakar, University of Indianapolis From Intelligent Community to Intelligence Community? The Role of ICT‐enabled Smart City Projects in the Making of China's Innova ve Social Management Yi-suo Tzeng, Taiwan Takechi Founda on Panel Interna onal Security Studies Evan J. Perkoski, University of Pennsylvania A Mixed Methods Approach to Understanding Poli cal Violence: Extremist A acks on Ashura Pilgrims in Iraq Panel Interna onal Poli cal Economy Ruth Reitan, University of Miami Barry Gills, Newcastle University Recessions and Depressions: Looking Back on the Three Deepest Economic Downturns of the Last 100 Years Paying for War and Making States: Debt Servicing, Poli cal Coali ons, and State Building in Western Europe, Eastern Europe, and La n America Semiperipheral Capitalist City‐states and the Emergence of Capitalism Alexis Alvarez, University of California-Riverside Hiroko Inoue, University of California Riverside Kirk Lawrence, St. Joseph's College, New York Eugene Anderson, University of California-Riverside Christopher K. Chase-Dunn, University of California Riverside Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Poli cal Economy Kevin Gallagher, Boston University Nitsan Chorev, Brown University Chinese Lending in Africa Deborah Brau gam, Johns Hopkins University/SAIS The Rise of Southern Finance – The BRICS as Financial Actors Craig Whiteside, Washington State University Gregory T. Chin, York University, Centre for Interna onal Governance Innova on Signaling Terrorist Inten ons Chris S. Wilson, University of Tennessee Ami Abou-bakr, King's College London Chair Disc. WD66: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Poli cal Economy of Emerging Market Development Banks Alethia H. Cook, East Carolina University Crisis Di usion: Comparing Crisis Events in the US and Egypt WD65: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Money in World History Andrej Grubacic, California Ins tute of Integral Studies The Timing of Terror: A ack Characteris cs and the Strategic Timing of Terrorist Events Veronica M. Kitchen, University of Waterloo Thomas Birkland, NCSU Jessica L. West, Balsillie School of Interna onal A airs David Graeber, Goldsmiths, University of London ...Then Why Haven't They Used Them: Terrorists, Terrorism and WMD Chair Disc. Kirsten Verclas, AICGS, Johns Hopkins University Poli cal Economy of State Breaking: Interstate System and Spaces in Between Benjamin Acosta, Claremont Graduate University The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Chernobyl versus Fukushima – When do nuclear accidents impact policy abroad? Financializa on, Debt and the World‐Historical Rise of Hierarchies Juris Pupcenoks, Marist College Lawrence Rubin, Georgia Tech The Ideological Nature of the Suicide‐A ack Phenomenon Sponsor(s): Charles Parker, Uppsala University Ryan Saylor, University of Tulsa Nicholas Wheeler, Brigham Young University The Impact of Liberalized Electronic Media on Indian Poli cs WD64: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Di usion of Crisis: Global and Regional Perspec ves The Di usion of Crisis: The Case of the 2010 Icelandic Volcanic Ash Cloud Event Maria N. Ivanova, University of Kassel Online Social Capital and Poli cal Par cipa on: Does the "online" makes any di erence? Chair Disc. Stormy-Annika Mildner, German Ins tute for Interna onal and Security A airs (SWP) Sponsor(s): Youth and the Genera on of Poli cal Consciousness Online Sponsor(s): Petra Dolata, King's College London The Financial and Economic Crisis as Driver of Regula on Di usion? Di usion of crisis: resilience as global security governance in an era of uncontrollable risk Jessica L. Beyer, University of Washington, Sea le Jessica L. Beyer, University of Washington, Sea le WD63: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Terrorist Tac cs and Mo ves The 1973/74 Energy Crisis and the Concept of Energy Security Panel The New Banks in Town: Chinese Finance in La n America Kevin Gallagher, Boston University New nancial architectures and the crisis: The transforma on and expansion of regional and sub‐regional development banks Ilene Grabel, University of Denver From Na onal to Interna onal: Brazil's BNDES and Strategies of Development in the 21st Century Kathryn Hochstetler, University of Waterloo WD67: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Roundtable Presiden al Theme Roundtable—Recrui ng for Diplomacy in the 21st Century Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Ambassador Steven A. Browning, US Department of State Robert William Dry, NYU and Columbia Jessica Norris, U.S. Dept State Kaara N. E esvold, Bureau of Human Resources, U.S. Department of State Ambassador Steven A. Browning, US Department of State Ambassador (Ret.) Maurice S. Parker, Ambassador (Ret.) WD68: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel The Representa on of Civil Society Within Global Governance Ins tu ons: Innova ve Pathways for the Di usion of Democracy at the Global Level? Sponsor(s): Chair Chair Disc. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Civil Society Par cipa on in Mul lateral Summitry on Climate Change and Sustainable Development. Towards Global Delibera ve Democracy or Stakeholder Democracy? Karin Backstrand, Lund University Represen ng Public Opinion: The UN as a « Democra c Resource » ? Delphine Lagrange, Sciences Po Paris (France) Representa on, Representa veness and the Di usion of Democracy Within Interna onal Organiza ons : Theore cal and Empirical Insights from the Interna onal Labor Organiza on Marieke Louis, Sciences Po Paris Civil Society Representa on in IGOs as a Two‐Way Process: Which Implica ons for the Di usion of Democracy at the Global Level? Bob Reinalda, Radboud University Nijmegen Trimming the Ivy: How Interna onal Organiza ons Shape Transna onal Civil Society UN Environmental Policies: Democracy Di usion Through The Development of Transna onal Interest Group Systems? Chair Disc. Hayat Alvi, U.S. Naval War College Pamela Scully, Emory University What Else is Being Di used? Aycan Akcin, Eastern Mediterranean University Small Arms and Women's Human Rights Clair Apodaca, Virginia Tech The Prac ce View of Interna onal Human Rights Doctrine: Prospects for Women’s Human Rights Grace G. Campbell, University of North Carolina Asheville WD70: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM 'Di usion of Authority'? The Poli cs of Interna onal Administra on in Post-Con ict-States Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Disc. Panel Interna onal Poli cal Sociology The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Andre Brodocz, University of Erfurt, Department of Law, Economics and Social Sciences Christoph M. Zuercher, University of O awa Thorsten Bonacker, University of Marburg The Social Construc on of Interna onal and Domes c Order: A Synthe c Approach to the Legi ma on of Authority The Ins tu onaliza on of Interpreta ve Authority in Post‐Con ict Socie es. An Analysis of the Transi onal Authority in Kosovo and Cambodia Thorsten Bonacker, University of Marburg Andre Brodocz, University of Erfurt, Department of Law, Economics and Social Sciences Katrin de Boer, Philipps-University Marburg Werner Distler, Philipps-University Marburg Democracy Old and New: The Interac on of Modern and Tradi onal Authority in EastTimorese Local Government Deborah Cummins, University of Newcastle, Australia How Authority Travels in Interim Regimes Karen Gu eri, Naval Postgraduate School Poli cal Authority in Post‐Interven on Cambodia and East Timor Caroline Hughes, Murdoch University Poli cal compe on and no ons of poli cal authority in post‐war Bosnia and Herzegovina WD71: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel No Ability To Operate? NATO's Uncertain Future in a Changing Security Environment Sponsor(s): Andreas N. Uhre, Stockholm University Feminist Theory and Gender Studies Human Rights The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Marjorie Suriyamongkol, Researcher Walter N. Ziering, Researcher Carrie L. Manning, Georgia State University Jens Ste ek, Technische Universität Darmstadt Sponsor(s): Ayelet Harel-SHalev, UCLA and Ben-Gurion Univesrsity CEDAW and Women’s Human Rights in Southeast Asia: How Interna onal Norms were Di used through a UN Regional Project Jonathan Acu , Francis Marion University Bob Reinalda, Radboud University Nijmegen Karin Backstrand, Lund University Theresa Squatrito, Stockholm University WD69: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM The Di usion of Human Rights: Gendered Perspec ves Beyond Personal Law: Muslim Women’s Rights in Democra zing India Panel Chair Disc. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Andreas Behnke, University of Reading Stefanie Von Hlatky, Queen's University From the defence of space to the management of circula on: NATO in the new security environment. Andreas Behnke, University of Reading How the Di usion of Partnerships A ects NATO 's Smart Defense Ivan Dinev Ivanov, University of Cincinna The Poli cal Economy of Military Power and the Transatlan c Rela onship Sean Kay, Ohio Wesleyan University Contested Stories of Commercial Security: Self and Media Narra ves of Private Military Companies Andreas Kruck, University of Munich (LMU) Alexander Spencer, Ludwig-Maximillians-University Munich Trusted Partners and Independent Deployers: developing military partnerships in the 21st Century Simon J. Smith, Loughborough University Jacek Kugler, Claremont Graduate University Birol A. Yesilada, Portland State University US Security Policy and Globaliza on The Future of Turkey’s EU Bid and the Cyprus Problem Michael E. Flynn, Binghamton University Colin M. S. Barry, Binghamton University WD72: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Engaging Capital as Power Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Agent‐based Stakeholder Model of the Cyprus Peace Talks: End of the Road? Dan Lindley, University of Notre Dame Panel Interna onal Poli cal Economy Tim S. DiMuzio, University of Wollongong Tim S. DiMuzio, University of Wollongong Di eren al Struggles? Conceptualizing Global Resistance in Capital as Power Dan Bous eld, University of Western Ontario 'A Degree of Control': Corpora ons and the Struggle Against South African Apartheid Any Hope for a Se lement according to the UN established parameters in Cyprus?: Scru nizing the Cyprus 2015 Poll Results Ahmet Sozen, Eastern Mediterranean University The Cyprus Peace Process: Alterna ve Power‐Sharing Designs Iosif Kovras, Princeton University WD75: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Roundtable South-South Coopera on and the changing eld of interna onal development Sponsor(s): Chair D. T. Cochrane, York University Historicizing Capital as Power: Energy, Capitaliza on and Globalized Social Reproduc on Tim S. DiMuzio, University of Wollongong Di eren al Accumula on and the Problem of Power Ma hieu Hughes, University of Sussex Samuel Knafo, University of Sussex Ste an Wyn-Jones, University of Sussex, UK State and Capital: False Dichotomy, Structural Super‐ Determinism, and Moving Beyond Sean K. Starrs, York University WD73: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel The Poli cal Economy of Historical Systems of Rise and Decline Sponsor(s): Chair Interna onal Poli cal Economy Alex I. Aissaoui, University of Helsinki System or Society? Ancient Near Eastern Poli es (ca. 1600‐1200 BCE)) Alex I. Aissaoui, University of Helsinki Geographical Founda ons of the Rise and Decline of Hegemons Albert Bergesen, University of Arizona Pre‐Emp ve Decline Robert A. Denemark, University of Delaware U.S. Systemic Leadership and Its Rela ve Decline William R. Thompson, Indiana University The Power Con gura ons of the Central Civiliza on/World System in the 14th Century. David O. Wilkinson, University of California, Los Angeles WD74: Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel Last Roll of the Dice in the Cyprus Issue?: Exploring Novel Ways Out Sponsor(s): Chair Chair Disc. Disc. Turkish Interna onal Studies Associa on Ahmet Sozen, Eastern Mediterranean University Halit Mustafa Tagma, Ipek University Hubert Faustmann, University of Nicosia Dan Lindley, University of Notre Dame Hydrocarbon Findings o the Coast of Cyprus: Showdown in the Eastern Mediterranean or a Chance for Local and Regional Reconcilia on? Hubert Faustmann, University of Nicosia Mediator Sequencing Strategies: Endogenous and Exogenous Opportuni es in Cyprus Erol Kaymak, Eastern Mediterranean University Part. Part. Part. Part. Brazilian Interna onal Rela ons Associa on Paulo Luiz Esteves, Pon cal Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro Mariana Magaldi de Sousa, Center for Research and Teaching in the Social Sciences (CIDE) Isaline Angelina Hélène Bergamaschi, Universidad Los Andes André de Mello e Souza, Ins tuto de Pesquisa Econômica Aplicada Paulo Luiz Esteves, Pon cal Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro WX01: Wednesday 6:30 PM - 9:45 PM Roundtable Presiden al Theme Roundtable—Film and Transna onal Di usion I: Moving Images, Emo ons, Materialisms Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Aida Arfan Hozic, University of Florida Debbie Lisle, Queens University of Belfast Jonathan Kirshner, Cornell University Ma hew A. Evangelista, Cornell University Kyle A. Grayson, Newcastle University The Persistence of Autocracy: Special Economic Zones and Regime Survival Thursday TA01: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Leaders in Interna onal Rela ons Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Authoritarian Di usion? A Conceptual Explora on Foreign Policy Analysis Interna onal Security Studies James M. Goldgeier, American University Deborah W. Larson, University of California, Los Angeles The Mul ple Interna onal Impacts of Revolu onary Leaders Je D. Colgan, American University The E ect of War Outcomes on Leader Tenure Oisin Tansey, King's College London The Technocra c Advantage? Social Networks and Interna onal Poli cal Economy Thomas E. Flores, George Mason University Allan C. Stam, University of Michigan Michael Horowitz, University of Pennsylvania Chair Disc. Panel Betsi Beem, University of Sydney J. Samuel Barkin, University of Massachuse s Boston Sponsor(s): Disc. Kimberly Weir, Northern Kentucky University Emerging and Contested Norms in Marine Management: The Global Di usion but Uneven Implementa on of Marine Protected Areas Betsi Beem, University of Sydney The Decision‐Making is All that Ma ers: How Fisheries is Caught up in a Top‐down Regulatory Labyrinth Peter Ørebech , University of Tromsø JSS Group Junior Scholar Symposia Brian Michael Pollins, The Ohio State University York Alexander Forsyth, University of New Orleans Robert M. Worth, University of New Orleans The Use of Threats in Interna onal Economic Policy Disputes ‐ A New Perspec ve Marco Mar ni, ETH Zurich Trade Blocs and Member State Rela ons with the External World: Policy Subs tu on and Coercive Strategies Panel Ma hew D. Sha er, University of South Carolina TA05-B: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Foreign Policy and Decision Making Sponsor(s): Oisin Tansey, King's College London Harold Trinkunas, Naval Postgraduate School Disc. Disc. Benjamin Eschenburg, University of Kiel Etel Solingen, University of California at Irvine Visibility Ma ers: Revisi ng Commercial Peace Theory The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Di usion of Authoritarian Structures: How di erent types of authoritarian regimes di use Junior Scholar Symposia David Ohls, University of Wisconsin Antje Ve erlein, Copenhagen Business School Antje Wiener, University of Hamburg Gabrielle S. Bardall, Université de Montréal Junior Scholar Symposium Trade, Con ict, and the Strategic Incen ves of Indirect Economic Interdependence Theorizing Contested Norms in Fisheries Governance: Communica on Gaps and Organising Principles Democracy Di usion in Disguise: The Spread of Electoral Authoritarianism Across Borders Daniel L. Nielson, Brigham Young University Helen Milner, Princeton University Susan Hyde, Yale University Emilie Hafner‐Burton, University of California San Diego Michael Findley, University of Texas at Aus n Bernd Beber, New York University TA05-A: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Economics and Con ict Michelle Scobie, University of the West Indies The Tragedy of Tuna? Di cul es Arising over Public Goods Conserva on Chair Disc. ISA Innova ve Panel Economics and Policy in a Modern World Sponsor(s): Chair Interna onal Environmental Law and the di usion of environmental norms in Caribbean Sea Governance Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. TA05: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Compara ve Interdisciplinary Studies Environmental Studies TA03: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM The Di usion of Authoritarianism TA04: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Innova ve Panel Field Experiments in IR: Iden fying Behavioral Outcomes Sponsor(s): Why The President Gets A Background Check: Leader Experiences And Interna onal Con ict Sponsor(s): Thomas Richter, GIGA German Ins tute of Global and Area Studies Andre Bank, German Ins tute for Global and Area Studies Gero Erdmann, GIGA German Ins tute of Global and Area Studies Bert Ho mann, GIGA German Ins tute of Global and Area Studies The Interna onal Di usion of Authoritarian Capacity Sarah E. Croco, Univeristy of Maryland Jessica Weeks, Cornell University TA02: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Theorizing Contested Norms in Fisheries Governance: Communica on Gaps and Organising Principles Clay Robert Fuller, University of South Carolina Lee Walker, University of South Carolina JSS Group Junior Scholar Symposia Daniel Drezner, Tu s University Rose McDermo , Department of Poli cal Science, Brown University Strategic Ambiguity during Interna onal Crises Joonbum Bae, University of California, Los Angeles Convincing the Colossus: Case studies of La n American in uence on U.S. foreign policy Tom S. Long, American University Means, Goals, and Sources of Foreign Policy and the Swedish Case Jan M. Rolenc, University of Economics, Prague Democra c Accountability in Interna onal Rela ons: Domes c Pressures and Constraints for Coercive Foreign Policy Catarina P. Thomson, Texas A&M University TA05-C: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Bargaining, Nego a on and Trade Sponsor(s): Disc. JSS Group A. Cooper Drury, University of Missouri Sponsor(s): Domes c Preferences, Communitary Policy and Interna onal Trade Nego a ons: The CAP's Di usion Mechanics Carlos Henrique Canesin, Ins tute of Interna onal Rela ons - University of Brasilia / Coordina on of Technical Coopera o An Endogenous Model of Trade Network Forma on and Domes c Rule of Law Olga V. Chyzh, University of Iowa What explains BRIC opposi on to the investment‐facilita ng ICSID Conven on? Taylor M. St John, University of Oxford Susan Shan Xu, University of Maryland School of Public Policy Disc. Disc. JSS Group Renee E. Marlin‐Benne , Johns Hopkins University Derrick L. Cogburn, American University, Syracuse University Jack Barry, University of Connec cut Development and Interstate War Charles Boehmer, University of Texas, El Paso The gender equality norm and intra‐state con ict: a disaggregated study of India 1989‐2010 Erika Forsberg, Uppsala University Louise Olsson, Folke Bernado e Academy Quality and Access to Health Care in Developing Countries: A Nursing Perspec ve Antonio Philipe de Moura Pereira, University California, San Diego Greater Accessibility of Mobile Phones in Africa and Its Impact on Development Anja Novak, Simon Fraser University Panel The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Hans Peter Schmitz, Syracuse University Wendy Wong, University of Toronto A Race to the Bo om? Di usion and Divergence in Na onal NGO Regula on Elizabeth Bloodgood, Concordia University Joannie Tremblay-Boire, University of Washington Assessing Advocacy: An analy cal Framework for Evalua ng the Policy In uence of NGOs Anne L. Bu ardi, University of Washington Amnesty Interna onal versus Human Rights Watch: Comparing the Determinants of Interna onal NGOs’ Human Rights Repor ng Dongwook Kim, Marque e University Advocacy: Just a Word? On the Interna onal Di usion of a Conforming Impera ve of Civil Society Erik Melander, Uppsala University Elin Bjarnegård, Uppsala University Louise Olsson, Folke Bernado e Academy TA08: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Is Power Di using in East Asia? Chair Disc. Telecommunica ons and Development: Analyzing the Impact of Mobile Money in Kenya TA06: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM The Di usion of Advocacy? Dangerous Democracies: Exploring the Combus ve Combina on of Democracy and Gender Inequality Sponsor(s): Daisuke Hayashi, University of Zurich Johanna Siméant, Université Paris c Study of Interna onal Processes Pamela Scully, Emory University Henrik Urdal, Peace Research Ins tute Oslo Gudrun Østby, Peace Research Ins tute Oslo (PRIO) The Role Of Absorp ve Capacity In Interna onal Transfer Of Renewable Energy Technologies To Developing Countries Chair Disc. Scien Filling the other half of the sky: Drivers of gender inequality in educa on and what it takes to close the gap Junior Scholar Symposia Di usion's Constraints: Informa on Communica on Technology, Good Governance and Poverty Sponsor(s): Chair Panel Kenneth P. Koch, University of Southern Mississippi Bargaining with the Rising Power: An Analy cal Model of China’s Trade Policy‐making Sponsor(s): Sam Bell, Kansas State University K. Chad Clay, University of Georgia TA07: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Gender, Development, and Con ict Junior Scholar Symposia TA05-D: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Development and Technological Di usion Guilt by Associa on? The Di usion of Human Rights INGO Shaming Panel The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Andreas Fuchs, Princeton University Kristen Hopewell, University of Bri sh Columbia, Okanagan East Asia in the American Empire of Capital James Parisot, SUNY Binghamton Di usion of Power to Asia: Realism and the Rise of China and India Nabarun Roy, South Asian University Brian C. Schmidt, Carleton University E ects of India’s Military Alliances on its Strategic Posi on in South Asia Aakri A. Tandon, Daemen College The Eagle Eyes the Dragon and the Elephant: American Perspec ves on the Rise of China and the Rise of India Vincent W. Wang, University of Richmond TA09: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Quo usque tandem...? The Sovereign Debt Crisis Sponsor(s): Chair Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Poli cal Economy Thomas Doleys, Kennesaw State University Hubert Zimmermann, University of Marburg Thomas Doleys, Kennesaw State University Did an epistemic community shape the Eurozone’s policy response to the crisis? Danae Ankel, University of Cologne Simon Ruhnke, University of Cologne Hanging In the Balance: Do Special Interest Groups Support the Euro? Tal Sadeh, Tel Aviv University The Eurozone Trilemma: The Euro in a Neofunc onalist Trap Lessons We May Not Want to Learn: Counterinsurgency in the 21st Century Hubert Zimmermann, University of Marburg Andrea M. Lopez, Susquehanna University The European (not a) Debt Crisis Christopher Napoli, University of No ngham, Malaysia Campus TA10: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM The Poli cs of Di usion in Financial Capital Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Poli cal Economy Why Iraq Has Stabilized: Disentangling the E ec veness of Military and Popula on‐centric Inputs to Counterinsurgency Sharad Oberoi, Carnegie Mellon University Ma hias Staisch, University of Chicago Di usion of Ideas: Cultural Intelligence in Military Opera ons Mar jn Konings, University of Sydney Tony Porter, McMaster University Regulatory Di usion, Financial Concerta on, and Financial Stabiliza on in a Globalizing World: The Inevitability of Moral Hazard Philip George Cerny, York, UK Kris ne Ringler, Minerva Research Ini a ve, USMA Julianne Ivany, USAJFK Special Warfare Center and School, CTR A Sisyphean Challenge: U.S. Recurrent Di cul es in Counterinsurgency Julien Tourreille, University of Quebec in Montreal (UQAM) TA13: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel Women in Arms: Gendered Myths of Heroism and Protec on The Global Di usion of Gendered Financial Capital Adrienne L. Roberts, University of Manchester ‘Big Data’ and the Di usion of Financial Capital: The Power and Poli cs of the Consumer Data Industry Leanne Roderick, Queen's University Basel III and the Di usion of Financial Capital: Limi ng Spaces For Alterna ve Banking Chris Rogers, University of York Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Feminist Theory and Gender Studies Women's Caucus Hayat Alvi, U.S. Naval War College Maya M. Eichler, University of Toronto “Girls Don’t Start Fights, But They Sure Can End Them: Gender Roles in Militarized Non‐State Actor Con icts” Devon Kyla Cantwell, University of Kansas The Cultural Logics of the Bankruptcy Abuse Preven on and Consumer Protec on Act of 2005: Fiscal Iden es and the Di usion of Financial Capital "Think we must": Female Soldiers in War Movies Beatrice Chateauvert-Gagnon, Université du Québec à Montréal Combatancy: What Counts and the Rules of Law Linda E. Coco, Barry University Fionnuala Ni Aolain, University of Minnesota Law School TA11: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel Responding to Power Shi s: Strategies of Rising and Declining Powers in History and Contemporary World Poli cs Queen Margrethe II Wants You! Diversity in the Danish Armed Forces Sponsor(s): Rede ning heroism? Gender, Security and the Poli cs of Popular Culture Chair Disc. Interna onal Security Studies Stephen Mar n Walt, Harvard University Rajan Menon, City College of New York/City University of New York Brock Tessman, University of Georgia "In the Shadow of the Unipole: Why Being Number Two Isn't So Bad" David M. Edelstein, Georgetown University The Rhetoric of Appeasement: Hitler’s Legi ma on and Bri sh Foreign Policy, 1938‐1939 Stacie Goddard, Wellesley College Decline in Theory and History: Lessons from the End of the Cold War for the U.S. Decline Debate Joshua Shifrinson, Belfer Center Panel Interna onal Security Studies Alexander B. Downes, George Washington University Barak Mendelsohn, Haverford College Does Enemy‐Centric Counterinsurgency Work? Jacob Aronson, University of Maryland Beheading the Hydra: Insurgent Deaths and Military Success in Counterinsurgency Emily Kalah Gade, University of Washington Joshua C. Eas n, University of Washington Chair Disc. Interna onal Security Studies Bradley Thayer, Thayer Limited Steven E. Lobell, University of Utah Keith Darden, Yale-NUS College Michael Glosny, Naval Postgraduate School Chair Disc. Sponsor(s): Panel Reassessing Strategic Stability in US‐Russian Rela ons Rising Powers and Reassurance: China’s Management of its Rela ons with Russia in the Post‐Cold War Era Sponsor(s): Linda T. Åhäll, Keele University TA14: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Organizing for Regional and Global Security Rising Powers, Slowing Growth, and Strategic Risk TA12: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Counterinsurgency: What Works? Gary Schaub, Jr., University of Copenhagen Toward a New Democra c Interna onalism: A er Excep onalism, the Democra c World Opportunity, and American Grand Strategy Daniel H. Deudney, Johns Hopkins University John Ikenberry, Princeton University Pre‐Westphalian Superpowers: The Medieval Military Orders Johan Eriksson, Swedish Ins tute of Interna onal A airs Contemporary Concert Diplomacy – On the Post‐Cold War Renaissance of Great Power Crisis Management Karsten Michael Jung, University of Bonn “From Disharmony to Harmony” ‐ A Typology of Great Power Concerts Carsten Rauch, Peace Research Ins tute Frankfurt Iris Wurm, Goethe University Frankfurt TA16: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM The Arab Spring: Causes and Consequences Sponsor(s): Chair Panel Giacomo Chiozza, Vanderbilt University Bulging at the Seams, How the Youth Bulge in the Middle East North Africa is Driving the Region Towards Revolu ons. Rj Boyajian, University of Nevada, Reno The Seasons' Pendulum: Constraints and Opportuni es for Israel in the Arab Spring Tami Amanda Jacoby, University of Manitoba Libera on Technologies and the Arab Spring: Constraints, Controls, and Capabili es. Theodor Tudoroiu, The University of the West Indies at St. Augus ne Could Twi er Really Have Helped Predict Events During the Arab Spring? James Yonamine, Pennsylvania State University Panel Geo rey B. Cockerham, Utah Valley University John Kirton, University of Toronto Julia Kulik, University of Toronto Caroline Bracht, University of Toronto Michael Allison, University of Scranton Chris na Fa ore, West Virginia University Paul Richard Hensel, University of North Texas The Evolu on of Peace: Territorial Norms and Con ict Management Mechanisms Paul F. Diehl, University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign Gary Goertz, Notre Dame University Peaceful Territorial Dispute Resolu on by Authoritarian Leaders Krista E. Wiegand, Georgia Southern University Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Communica on Steven L. Livingston, George Washington University Craig Hayden, American University Authoritarian Management of (Cyber‐) Society: Explaining Global Pa erns of ICT Regula on Global Sovereignty Through Securi za on: The New Emergency Powers of the World Health Organiza on Chris an Kreuder-Sonnen, Social Science Research Center (WZB) Berlin Tine Hanrieder, University of Munich How Di usion Changes Domes c Poli cs: Health Reforms in Early and Late Developers Jaclyn Alexandra Kerr, Georgetown University New Governance Modali es and the Di usion of New Informa on Regimes Steven L. Livingston, George Washington University Primoz Kovacic, George Washington University The Conjunc on of Governance Promo on and ICTs in the UNDP and UNESCO: Are Policies Enhancing Governance? Roni Kay Marie O'Dell, University of Denver Katerina Linos, UC Berkeley Comba ng Life Style Diseases – is the Global Food Industry a Part of the Problem or of the Solu on? When governments strike back: SOPA, PIPA, and global internet policy‐making Roxana Radu, Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies Karsten Ronit, University of Copenhagen Cra ing Emo onal Partnerships for Interna onal Health Vlad Kratsov, Brown University Roger A. Coate, Georgia College, University of South Carolina Scien The Impact of Resolving Territorial Claims on Bilateral Trade TA20: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Theorizing Media Governance and Regula on in the Global Informa on Society Connec ng Climate Change and Health through Global Summitry in an Interna onally Di using World Chair c Study of Interna onal Processes Ursula Daxecker, University of Amsterdam Charity Butcher, Kennesaw State University David Carter, Princeton University John Kirton, University of Toronto Alison Howell, Rutgers University, Newark Interna onal Coopera on and the Chronic Disease Epidemic Sponsor(s): Scien The Origins of Territorial Con ict Interna onal Organiza on TA18: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM New Advances in Interna onal Nego a on Research Chair Disc. Ursula Daxecker, University of Amsterdam Brandon Prins, University of Tennessee The End of a Geopoli cal Era: The Arab Spring Chair Disc. Sponsor(s): Panel Enforcing Order: Evalua ng the Rela onship between Poli cal Reach and Mari me Piracy Carrie Lee Lindsay, Stanford University Sponsor(s): I. William Zartman, Johns Hopkins University TA19: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Territorial Con ict Interna onal Security Studies TA17: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM The Interna onal Organiza on of Global Health The Arab Spring as Nego a ons in Transi on Panel c Study of Interna onal Processes I. William Zartman, Johns Hopkins University Leadership and Nego a on in an Era of Di usion Fen Osler Hampson, The Centre for Interna onal Governance Innova on Paul Heinbecker, Centre for Interna onal Governance Innova on 'The Evolu on and the Future of Diploma c Nego a on Processes'. Paul Meerts, Clingendael-netherlands ins tute of Interna onal Rela ons Global di usion & regional varia on ‐ the case of telecommunica ons Kirsten Rodine Hardy, Northeastern University Global Di usion of Speech Resistance in Repressive Cyber‐ Censorship Regime Environments: A New Framework for Internet Freedom Shalini Venturelli, American University TA21: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel The Prolifera on of Informa on Networks and US Iden ty Abroad Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Interna onal Communica on Douglas Kellner, University of California, Los Angeles Ken Rogerson, Duke University American Na onalism vs American Democracy: Rule of law, peace and con ict in an era of globaliza on Harry Anastasiou, Portland State University So Power and Cultural Di usion: US Public Diplomacy in Indonesia TA25: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Understanding and Uncovering State Secrets Anja Eifert, University of Leipzig, Germany Chinese Perspec ves on the US: What Roles Do Various Social Media Play in Shaping US‐PRC Rela ons? Elizabeth Susan Dahl, University of Nebraska at Omaha Mlada Bukovansky, Smith College Madeline M. Carr, Aberystwyth University Philip H. J. Davies, Brunel University M. L. deRaismes Combes, American University Panel The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Sonja C. Wolf, INSYDE Salvatore Sberna, European University Ins tute European norm dissemina on in the area of organised crime policies Helena C. Carrapiço, University of Dundee Conceptualising the Rela ons between States and Illicit Sovereigns: a Case of Mutual Securi za on Norma Rossi, University of Reading Undocumented Migrant Flows Through Mexico in the Context of Organized Crime: An Analysis of Mexico’s Measures to Protect Migrants From Human Rights Abuses Sonja C. Wolf, INSYDE TA24: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel The Di usion of Same-sex Unions Policies: Regional Transla ons of a Global Norm Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Kelly Kollman, University of Glasgow Hakan M. Seckinelgin, London School of Economics and Poli cal Science The Di usion of Same‐sex Unions and An ‐discrimina on Legisla on in Western Europe: The Tale of Two Policy Areas Kelly Kollman, University of Glasgow David Paterno e, Université libre de Bruxelles No Happy Union: Contested Interna onal Norms and the Di usion of Partnership Rights for Same‐Sex Couples in Central and Eastern Europe Phillip M. Ayoub, Cornell University The Why, When and Where of Gender and Sexuality Policy Di usion in La n America Elisabeth Jay Friedman, University of San Francisco Same‐Sex Marriage Prolifera on in North America: Li ga on in Varied Na onal Contexts Jason Pierceson, University of Illinois Spring eld First Comes Love, Then Comes the Marriage Ban: The In uence of Transna onal Religious Movements in the Di usion of An ‐Same‐ Sex Union Policies in Sub‐Saharan Africa Annie Wilkinson, FLACSO-Ecuador Christopher R. Moran, Warwick University Hayden B. Peake, Central Intelligence Agency Concepts, Cons tu ons and Concealment: Cultures of Intelligence and of Secrecy in the UK and USA Turkish Rambo and the Rhetoric of American Excep onalism Chair Disc. Intelligence Studies Rory Cormac, University of Warwick “Like This”: The US projec on of Norms in Cyber Space Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. The JIC through the Looking Glass: Illusions of Openness and the Study of Bri sh Intelligence Humanitarian Hypocrisy TA23: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Organizing Crime Sponsor(s): Panel Reconciling Democracy and the Protec on of State Secrets: South Africa's Recent Experience Stephane J. Lefebvre, Carleton University The Ostracised Origins of Intelligence Studies Jules Joseph Sebas an Robinson, Warwick University Deep Secrecy and Historical Experience Mark Stout, Johns Hopkins University TA26: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Hegemony versus a World of Regions? Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Peter Dombrowski, Naval War College Ulrike E. Lorenz‐Carl, University Potsdam Beyond economics: regionalism, governance and geopoli cs a er the crisis Lazaro Brandao, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro Maria Teresa Franco Ribeiro, Universidade Federal da Bahia Regional Ins tu onaliza on in Northeast Asia Xinyuan Dai, University of Illinois, Urbana Champaign Is the Indian Ocean a Region and Why Does it Ma er? Peter Dombrowski, Naval War College EU Macro‐regional Strategies as a New Mode of European Governance Kris ne Kern, University of Potsdam Stefan Gänzle, German Development Ins tute The in uence of the United States in the processes of regional integra on in Europe, La n America and Southeast Asia Mário Afonso Lima, Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro (UERJ) Le cia Simões, Rio de Janeiro State University Patricia Nasser Carvalho, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro Beatriz Thomaz Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro State University The Heterogeneity of Systemic Pressures: Domes c Regula on and the Global Banking Network William K. Wineco , University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill TA27: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Place, Space, and Cri cal Geopoli cs Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Compara ve Interdisciplinary Studies Poli cal Demography and Geography Jarrod Hayes, Georgia Ins tute of Technology Priya Dixit, Virginia Tech A Compara ve Study on the Concept of Na on‐State in Interna onal Rela ons and Islamic Studies Nassef M. Adiong, IR-IS Research Cohort The Ontological Security of ‘Bu er States’: The Case of Afghanistan 1842‐1893 Mar n Jonathan Bayly, King's College London Panel Disentangling Intertwined Dynamics: Con ict, Place and Space Sven Chojnacki, Freie Universität Berlin Be na Engels, Freie Universität Berlin Yi-Hung (Eric) Chiou, Taiwan Ins tute of Economic Research Huong Le Thu, Na onal Chengchi University Construc ng the Neo‐Liberal Subject: The Ambient Power of Place from Berlin to Seoul The Evolu on of Korean View on China Rise Tony Robinson, University of Colorado Denver In Hyo Seol, Seoul Na onal University, Yonsei University Economic Ma ers, Geopoli cal Outcomes? Linking Poli cs of Place and Time With Development Lerna Yanik, Kadir Has University Chair Disc. Post Communist States Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. The in uence of the Central and Eastern European Member States of the EU on shaping the EU's policy towards Russia Magdalena Nasieniak, Department of Poli cs, Languages & Interna onal Studies, University of Bath Mesmerized by Enlargement: The new Member States and EU Law Export to the Eastern Neighbours Kataryna Wolczuk, University of Birmingham, UK Global Development Eve Bratman, American University Ma as E. Margulis, Max Planck Ins tute for the Study of Socie es Illicit Cul va ons: Resis ng Neoliberalism in Afghanistan Bryce Abbo Samuel R. Brazys, University College Dublin African Development: The Complex Role of Economic Regionalism Kathleen Hancock, Colorado School of Mines Interna onal Development Aid, Poverty Reduc on, and the Millennium Development Goals Analysing R2P in Africa Noemi Gal-Or, Kwantlen Polytechnic University Art. 4(h) +R2P– Cross Fer liza on of Doctrines? The Di usion of Manifest Failure Norms: The Theory of Expected Punishment and its Implica ons for the Responsibility to Protect Melissa T. Labonte, Fordham University R2P and PoC in the DRC Kurt Mills, University of Glasgow TA32: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Poli cal Change in the Middle East Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Poli cal Sociology Nivien Saleh, Thunderbird School of Global Management Nivien Saleh, Thunderbird School of Global Management American E orts to Navigate the Changing Regional Order in the Middle East Waleed Hazbun, American University of Beirut Tolga Kobas, Columbia University Panel Foreign Policy Analysis Jon Rosenwasser, US O ce of the Director of Na onal Intelligence Hyon Joo Yoo, Trinity University Daniel Cardoso, Freie Universität Berlin James Freda, Fresh elds Bruckhaus deringer Natalie Sheehan, Fresh elds Bruckhaus Deringer Patrimonial Bureaucracies Revisited: The Legacy of the O oman Empire and the Arab Spring, Lessons for the Interna onal System Suzan M. Ilcan, University of Waterloo Anita Lacey, The University of Auckland The poli cs of Brazil's foreign policy change: the case of the strengthening of rela ons with China since 2004 Kurt Mills, University of Glasgow Geo rey Harris, European Parliament An Uneasy Coexistence: The Interna onal Criminal Court and Military Interven on Under the Responsibility To Protect Doctrine Sponsor(s): Aid dependency: What does it mean? When does it ma er? Disc. Human Rights Dan Kuwali, Centre for Human Rights, University of Pretoria TA29: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel Trade, Aid, Poverty: New Inves ga ons in the Global Economy Chair Panel Jaclyn Strei eld, Global Centre for the Responsibility to Protect Limits of Poland's in uence on the Eastern Partnership. A case study of the Polish Presidency of the EU's Council in 2011 Sponsor(s): cia Universidade Católica-Minas Gerais A Shared Responsibility to Protect? The UN and Regional Organiza ons’ Combined Responses to Mass Atrocity Crimes Paula Marcinkowska, Ins tute of Interna onal Rela ons, University of Warsaw TA30: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Explaining the Reac ons to China's Rise Claudia Zanardi, King's College London - War Studies The North of the South: the geopoli cal implica ons of ‘Paci c Consensus’ in South America and the Brazilian dilemma TA31: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Responsibility to Protect in Africa Fabienne Bossuyt, Ghent University Chair Disc. France Percep on of China's Military Moderniza on: French Foreign Policy towards Europeaniza on? Javier Vadell, Pon Paul Kubicek, Oakland University Tsveta Petrova, Columbia University The Central and Eastern European dimension of the EU’s engagement with the post‐Soviet republics of Central Asia. Empowerment of the EU’s rela ons with Central Asia? Sponsor(s): From Sanc ons to Engagement: Norms and U.S. Economic Statecra toward China Chi-Hung Wei, University of Florida TA28: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel The European Union’s Policies Towards the Post-Soviet Space: The Role and In uence of the Central and Eastern European EU Member States Sponsor(s): Dancing with Dragon: Vietnam’s Perspec ve and Strategy on the South China Sea issue Social Contract in Divided Socie es Namrata Panwar, Na onal Chung Hsing University Social Movements and their Regional Di usion: The Green Movement and the Arab Spring Arash Reisinezhad, Florida Interna onal University Di usion and Di erence in Context: The Case of Recent Democra c Movements in Muslim Socie es Siavash Sa ari, University of Alberta TA33: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel The Role of the United Na ons in Interna onal and Civil Con icts: New Data and Insights Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Scien Michelle Benson Saxton, University at Bu alo ‐ State University of New York Michelle Benson Saxton, University at Bu alo ‐ State University of New York The Economic Impacts of United Na ons Peacekeeping Opera ons:Growth versus Level E ects Marsha Henry, London School of Economics Bypassing the Local in Interna onal Peacekeeping Kathleen M. Jennings, Fafo Sub‐na onal Dynamics of UN Peacekeeping Han Dorussen, University of Essex Andrea Ruggeri, University of Amsterdam Ismene Gizelis, University of Essex TA36: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Leadership and Accession in the European Union Can Peacekeepers Stop the Killing? Peacekeeping Capacity and Con ict Violence Lisa Hultman, Uppsala University Megan Shannon, Florida State University Michelle Benson Saxton, University at Bu alo - State University of New York TA34: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel Transna onal Power Elites: The New Professionals of Governance, Law and Security Chair Disc. Interna onal Organiza on Thomas W Maulucci, American Interna onal College Paule e Kurzer, University of Arizona Cem U. Duyulmus, Université de Montréal Turkey’s Involvement in Regional Organiza ons and its Repercussions for EU Membership: A Discursive Analysis Eren Ozalay, Bahcesehir University Role of Poli cal Di usion and Serbia's Ability to Enter the European Union Ashley Rasmussen, University of Connec cut European Consor um for Poli cal Research c The transna onal eld of computerised exchange of informa on in police ma ers and its European guilds Didier Bigo, Paris Ins tute of Poli cal Studies The Genesis of Europe: Compe ng Elites and the Emergence of a European Field of Power Antonin Cohen, Université Paris Ouest Nanterre The Ins tu onalisa on of the European Administra ve Corps as a Transna onal Elite Didier Georgakakis, Université Panthéon-Sorbonne, Paris Elite Transforma ons and Di usion in Foreign Policy. A Socio‐ Historical Approach to the Emergence of European Power Elites Mikael Rask Madsen, University of Copenhagen Sponsor(s): Panel Examining External Social Dimension of the Europe 2020 Strategy: Various challenges and di eren al impact through candidacy process in Turkey, Croa a and Macedonia The E ects of Troop Varia on and Bias on UN Peacekeeping E ec veness Transna onal Power Elites: Legal Entrepreneurs and the Construc on of Europe of Human Rights Peacekeeping Economies in a Sub‐Regional Context: The Case of the Mano River Union The peacekeeper habitus: consump on, cosmopolitanism and philanthropy Andrew Levin, University of Pennsylvania Karen Gram-Skjoldager, University of Aarhus Ann-Chris na Lauring Knudsen, University of Aarhus Morten Boas, FAFO Ins tute for Applied Interna onal Studies Roger Mac Ginty, University of Manchester Severine Autesserre, Barnard College, Columbia University Local Peacekeeping E ec veness in Civil War Disc. Disc. Global Development Peace Studies The Poli cs of Knowledge in Peaceland Brandon Ernst, Dominican University of California Gulriz Gigi Gokcek, Dominican University of California Rajeev Sooreea, Dominican University of California Diara Spain, Dominican University of California Niilo T. J. Kauppi, French Na onal Center for Scien Research CNRS/Strasbourg George M. Thomas, Arizona State University Chair Panel Kwesi Aning, Ko Annan Interna onal Peacekeeping Training Centre Fii Edu-A ul, Ko Annan Interna onal Peacekeeping Training Centre (KAIPTC) Brian Burgoon, University of Amsterdam Chair Sponsor(s): c Study of Interna onal Processes The Perils and Promise of Human‐rights Promo on and Peacemaking Sponsor(s): TA35: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Peacekeeping Economies as Sites of Di usion and Exclusion When The Carrot is Not Sweet Enough: Condi onality Versus Norms as Modes of EU In uence on Serbia’s Foreign Policy Nikola Tomic, Loughborough University Presiden aliza on and leadership in an interna onal administra on. The case of the European Commission Hussein Kassim, University of East Anglia TA37: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel Approaches to Inves ga ng Communal Violence and Ethnic Con ict Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Ethnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on Studies Aysegul Aydin, University of Colorado at Boulder Aysegul Aydin, University of Colorado at Boulder Grievances and Opportuni es: A Complexity‐Oriented Approach to the Study of Violent Ethnic Con ict Corinne Bara, Center for Security Studies (CSS), ETH Zürich Happily ever a er? The Geopoli cs of Minority Rights in Deeply Divided Socie es: Lessons from Macedonia Ayelet Harel-SHalev, UCLA and Ben-Gurion Univesrsity Economic Growth and Hindu‐Muslim violence in India: Coding, data sets, and analysis Nina Jennifer Kaysser, SOAS, University of London Paths to Armed Rebellion under Democracy Gunes Murat Tezcur, Loyola University Chicago Media on and Con ict De‐Escala on during Communal Con icts: Bridging Domes c and Interna onal Approaches Sanaz Ebrahimi, The University of Puget Sound Holley E. Hansen, University of Puget Sound TA38: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Laws and Norms of Migra on Governance: A Compara ve Perspec ve Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Belial’s Revenge: Aldous Huxley and the Spiritual Ills of Interna onal Rela ons Ian Hall, Australian Na onal University Panel Rival Moderni es: Theological Theoriza ons of the Society of States Adrian Pabst, University of Kent Towards a Franciscan Poli cal Theology of Interna onal Rela ons Sco M. Thomas, University of Bath Ethnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on Studies Interna onal Law Willem Maas, York University Willem Maas, York University Interna onal Migra on: An Analysis of Cross‐Na onal Varia on in Migrant Flows Natalia Rudi, University of Nevada, Reno TA41: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel Transna onal Solidarity and Nonviolent Direct Ac on in the Israel/Pales ne Con ict: Whose Involvement and with What Impact? Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Minority Protec on as a ‘Hard Case’ for Legaliza on: Law’s Integrity and the Development of Interna onal Minority Protec on Regimes Brigi e Beauzamy, University of Warwick Remigra on Policies in Compara ve Perspec ve: What Do Policies to Repatriate Guestworkers and their Descendants Tell Us About the Liberal Democra c State? The Buck Stops Here: Protestant Churches and the Divestment Debate Maia Carter Hallward, Kennesaw State University The Arab Spring, Pales ne, and Metaphorical Di usion Michael O. Sharpe, City University of New York Migra on Policing in Countries of Origin: A Two‐Level Poli cal Analysis Katherine H. Tennis, American University Understanding the nature of mechanisms that aim to curb the di usion of “Other” people: Mobility of Immigrants and the Human Rights Paradoxes of Immigra on Controls Atalia Omer, University of Notre Dame At the Heart of the Pales nian Struggle from 6,675 Miles Away: Pales nian Solidarity Ac vism in Spokane, Washington Robert R. Sauders, Eastern Washington University TA42: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Con ict Management and Resolu on Sponsor(s): Sanober Siddiq Umar, University of Oxford Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Feminist Theory and Gender Studies Global Development Jens Sorensen S lho , Swedish Ins tute for Interna onal A airs In Whose Interest? The Private Sector in Global Health Governance Heather Wip i, USC Ins tute for Global Health Sponsor(s): Ca a Gregora , Lund University The Divine Poli cs of Anarchy and the Poli cal Theology of Interna onal Society William Bain, Na onal University of Singapore Adam Watson's Use of Biblical Quotes in "The Evolu on of Interna onal Society" Lucas G. Freire, University of Exeter Sinisa Vukovic, Center for Interna onal Con ict Analysis and Management (CICAM), Nijmegen University TA43: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Interstate Con ict: The Role of Ideas and Culture Global Governance, (In)security and the Entrepreneurial Woman William Bain, Na onal University of Singapore Cecelia Lynch, University of California Irvine Toward Func onal Coexistence: Interna onal Con ict Resolu on in the Context of Mutual Non‐Recogni on Annemarie P. Rodt, University of Southern Denmark Karisa T. Cloward, Southern Methodist University Chair Disc. Govinda D. Clayton, University of Kent Govinda D. Clayton, University of Kent Bargaining with legi macy: The use of legi mate power to manipulate the media on process (The case of EU media on in Montenegro) Neoliberalism and the Return of 'Plural Society' English School Interna onal Security Studies Tatsushi Arai, SIT Graduate Ins tute Following the Money: “Mission Creep” in Kenyan Grassroots NGOs Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel A theory of successful con ict management: EU military opera ons revisited Xavier Guillaume, University of Edinburgh Lucian Mark Ashworth, Memorial University of Newfoundland TA40: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Poli cal Theology of Interna onal Society Mohammed Abu‐Nimer, American University Mira Sucharov, Carleton University French Jewish peace movements and transna onal direct ac on in the Israel/Pales ne con ict Guido Schwellnus, University of Vienna TA39: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM New Cri ques of Neoliberalism and Development Policies Peace Studies Panel Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Security Studies Jonathan Acu , Francis Marion University Mark Raymond, Balsillie School of Interna onal A airs Changing Reasons Midstream: An Analysis of Argumenta ve Shi s in Jus ca ons of US Military Interven ons, 1990‐2012 Katharina Emschermann, University of Bremen Idea onal Explana ons for Enduring Rivalry Jacob D. Ja e, Georgetown University Military Con ict and the Poli cs of Narra ve: The Rise and Fall of the Cold War Consensus Ronald R. Krebs, University of Minnesota The Myth of Poland’s strategic culture? Polish – American Rela ons in Transatlan c Perspec ve Wojciech Michnik, Tischner European University TA44: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Public Opinion and War Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Annegret Flohr, Peace Research Ins tute of Frankfurt Interna onal Security Studies Transna onal governance interac ons in the making of social and environmental standard‐se ng: a poli cal‐economic perspec ve Benjamin O. Fordham, Binghamton University Christopher F. Gelpi, The Ohio State University Luc Fransen, Leiden University Public Opinion and the Military a er a Decade of War: Observa ons from Sweden and the UK Di usion as a Mechanism and Outcome of TBG Interac on: Intra‐ organiza onal Determinants of Transna onal Industry Sector Dynamics Joakim Berndtsson, University of Gothenburg Karl Yden, Gothenburg Research Ins tute Christopher Dandeker, King's College London Chris an R. Thauer, Free University of Berlin Fair Tests for Diversionary War: Revisi ng the Falklands/Malvinas Con ict Jane K. Cramer, University of Oregon The Audience’s An cipa on: Issues, Appropriate Crisis Behavior and Public Approval Mitchell Radtke, Texas A&M University The Two Vietnam Wars: Understanding Elite and Public Approval for the Use of Force Dominic Tierney, Swarthmore College Amy C. Oakes, College of William and Mary TA45: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM The Limits and Prospects for Arms Control Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Security Studies Patricia Shamai, Universiy of Portsmouth Robert J. Reardon, Harvard University Andrew J. Coe, University of Southern California Understanding American Opposi on to the Arms Trade Treaty Chris Hendershot, York University Nuclear Myths vs. Available Evidence: Why do so many believe the Nuclear Nonprolifera on Treaty will soon collapse? Liviu Horovitz, Center for Security Studies, ETH Zurich The Right to Bear Space Arms: U.S. Resistance to Arms Control in Space Alessandro Shimabukuro, Graduate Program in Interna onal Studies, Old Dominion University Domes c poli cs as a driver of arms control treaty design – analysis from a new dataset of treaty provisions Jane E. Vaynman, Harvard University TA46: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel Transna onal Business Governance Interac ons, Part 1: Drivers, Mechanisms, Dynamics and Outputs Chair Disc. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Kenneth W. Abbo , Arizona State University Tim Buthe, Duke University Transna onal Business Governance Interac ons: Mapping and Conceptualizing a Terrain Burkard Eberlein, Schulich School of Business, York University (Toronto) Stepan Wood, York University Errol Meidinger, SUNY Bu alo Law School Transna onal Business Governance Interac on and Compe on between Standard‐Se ng Ini a ves: Scaling‐Up Worker’s Rights in Transna onal Supply Chains? Christopher Kaan, University of Potsdam Nicole Helmerich, Freie Universität Berlin TA47: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Roundtable The Impact of Interna onal Students on the Higher Educa on Learning Experience Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Ac ve Learning in Interna onal A airs Interna onal Educa on Francis D. Raska, Charles University Hrishabh Sandilya, Anglo‐American University John Barron Boyd, Rhodes College TA48: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Measuring Peace and Con ict The Limits of Arms Control and the Origins of the Iraq War Sponsor(s): From Rules to Risks: The Impact of TBG Interac on on Intergovernmental Standards for Finance Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Peace Studies Elisabeth A. King, Columbia University Manus I. Midlarsky, Rutgers University No Cons tu on of Peace: Issues in De ning and Measuring the Concept of “Sustainable Peace” in Empirical Research Nadine Ansorg, German Ins tute of Global and Area Studies Felix Haass, GIGA Hamburg Julia Strasheim, GIGA Hamburg From Non‐Violent to Violent Con icts: Examining Con ict Militariza on Henrikas Bartusevicius, Aarhus University Leaders, Educa on, and the Protec on of Human Rights Daniel Krcmaric, Duke University Thomas Creigh Gi , Duke University Support to Civil Society and Peacebuilding Success: Insights from New Data Paulina Pospieszna, The University of Mannheim Coun ng Bodies, Coun ng Lives: Approaches to Documen ng Civilian Casual es in Times of War Izabela Ste ja, University of Toronto Jessica Trisko Darden, University of Western Ontario Loops, Not Numbers: The Poli cs of Causal Inference in Peacebuilding Evalua on Julian L. Junk, Goethe-University Frankfurt Daniel E. Esser, American University TA49: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel The United Na ons Security Council and UN Con ict Resolu on Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Interna onal Organiza on Judith S. Kullberg, Eastern Michigan University Michael Joel Voss, University of Virginia The United Na ons Security Council, Ethnicity and Ethnic Con ict Jane Boulden, Royal Military College Does the Peacebuilding Commission a ect UN peacebuilding? An analysis of the UN concept and prac ce since 2005 Fernando Cavalcante, University of Coimbra, Portugal The United States and the Projec on of Military Force: Assessing the Authority of the UNSC Clayton J. Cleveland, University of Oregon Islam in the United Na ons: The Liberal Limits of (Post)secularism Turan Kayaoglu, University of Washington “Are the Black Helicopters Back? Agenda 21 and the Domes c Poli cs of US Engagement at the UN” Alynna Lyon, University of New Hampshire TA50: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Archival Research on Na onal Security Decisionmaking: Compara ve Perspec ves and Methodological Advances Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Jennifer Dixon, Villanova University Methods for Mining Afghan Lessons from the Soviet Era (MALSE) Archives with US Na onal Security Applica ons Katya Drozdova, Sea le Paci c University Ideology and Economics in America’s ‘Great War’ Grand Strategy Brendan R. Green, Williams College Learning and Tac cal Decision‐Making During an An ‐Insurgency Campaign: The Bri sh in the Cameroons Kristen Angela Harkness, University of Notre Dame TA51: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel The Rising Sun Eclipsed: Understanding Japan in the 21st Century Foreign Policy Analysis Juliano A.S. Aragusuku, University of Campinas Permeable Policymaking: Transgovernmental Coali ons and Foreign Policy Forma on in Japan Kris Elaine Govella, University of California, Berkeley Mariana Jimenez-Huerta, Ins tute for the Studies of the Americas, University of London TA54: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Ethical Judgment in IR Sponsor(s): Chair Panel Interna onal Ethics Susan Kang, John Jay College‐ City University of New York Eric A. Heinze, University of Oklahoma Intui ng Legi macy: The Social Psychology of Norma ve Judgments in IR Theory David J. Traven, Ohio State University Marcus Holmes, Fordham University Ethics and Prudence Harry D. Gould, Florida Interna onal University Panel Foreign Policy Analysis Laura Roselle, Elon University Johanna Tuulia Nykanen, University of Warwick Increasing Mul lateralism In American Foreign Policy? Presiden al Narra ves and the Na onal Security Strategy of the United States Pascoal S. Pereira, University of Coimbra veness in the Richard Beardsworth, Florida Interna onal University Steven M. Ward, Georgetown University Libya: narra ve construc on as a driver for interna onal interven on Chris an Suter, University of Neuchâtel Managing in turbulent mes: credibility vs compe age of 'austerity'. Ilan Zvi Baron, Durham University Race, Status, and Japanese Revisionism Johanna Tuulia Nykanen, University of Warwick Michael Olender, Carleton University Regional and global di usion of sovereign debt crises and debt restructuring governance in a compara ve and historical perspec ve Cosmopolitan Judgment Yoichiro Sato, Ritsumeikan Asia Paci c University Narra ve and Materialism in Foreign Policy Analysis State of Mind: The Idea onal Dimensions of Germany’s Euro Crisis Interna onal Poli cal Obliga on: a radical view of poli cal obliga on Japan’s Perspec ves of the South China Sea Dispute Sean Giovanello, Elon University Sharon Spray, Elon University Lorenzo Fioramon , University of Pretoria (South Africa) The Great Recession, Financial Crises and the Impossible Trinity Disc. Shigehiro Suzuki, Villanova University Thomas S. Wilkins, University of Sydney Japan in the 21st Century: poli cal op ons and interna onal role Chair Disc. Maria Antonieta D. T. Lins, Ins tute of Interna onal Rela ons ‐ USP Randall D. Germain, Carleton University Adam Harmes, University of Western Ontario ‘Too much history has been le in darkness’: Interna onal pressures, Strategic adapta on and Turkey’s narra ve of the Armenian Genocide Sponsor(s): Disc. Interna onal Poli cal Economy The poli cs of GDP: crisis, technocracy and the unequal distribu on of power Mark Kramer, Harvard University Mark Kramer, Harvard University TA52: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Narra ves and the Study of Foreign Policy Chair Giselle Datz, Virginia Polytechnic Ins tute and State University Foreign Policy Analysis Christopher Darnton, Catholic University of America Chair Disc. Sponsor(s): Panel Held Out: Interna onal Li ga on, Financial Innova on, and the Costs of Sovereign Default Subversion, Subna onal Governments, and the Fron er Poli cs of Argen ne‐Brazilian Rivalry, 1976‐1980 Sponsor(s): TA53: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Sovereign Default, Crises, and Debt Social Construc vism’s Ethical Turn and the Is/Ought Problem Jonathan J. Havercro , University of Oklahoma The Ethical Produc on of Di erence: Hockey and Na onal Iden ty in Canada Sco D. Watson, University of Victoria TA55: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Interna onal Courts in Interna onal Rela ons Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Law Emilia Justyna Powell, University of Notre Dame Tonya L. Putnam, Columbia University Legaliza on Leap and Interna onal Ins tu ons ‐ The Design of the WTO's Dispute Se lement System Manfred Elsig, University of Bern Silence is Golden? Implica ons of the ICTR’s Selec vity on Memory and Interna onal Law Betcy Jose, University of Colorado-Denver Interna onal law and Islamic law ‐ Separate Legal Orders? Emilia Justyna Powell, University of Notre Dame Legal Clari ca on versus Legal Enforcement in Interna onal Disputes The Di usion of Renewable Energy Use in Japan and the Impact of the 2011 Fukushima Nuclear Accident Tonya L. Putnam, Columbia University Shigeko Fukai, Chiba University, Japan The Judicializa on of Mercosur The Role of Arc c Hydrocarbons for Future Energy Security Berthold Ri berger, University of Munich Chris an Arnold, University of Oxford TA56: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Civil Society Ini a ves in Crea ng Peace (and Con ict) Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Kathrin Keil, Berlin Graduate School for Transna onal Studies Rethinking Energy Security in the Asia‐Paci c Panel Peace Studies Carola Weil, American University, School of Professional and Extended Studies Nukhet A. Sandal, Brown University Civil Society as a Post‐Colonial Project in Post‐Con ict Sub‐ Saharan Africa An Examina on of the Role Women Play in Religious and Community Based Peacebuilding in Nigeria The role of reconcilia on in regional community building: A comparison of Europe and Northeast Asia and a call for greater involvement from civil society Hans Scha le, Yonsei University Sunhyuk Kim, Korea University Tanya B. Schwarz, University of California Irvine Panel How IGOs Interact with their Peers: Preferen al Trading Agreements and EU Foreign Aid Brandy J. Jolli , University of Colorado, Boulder Forgo en Con icts? Poli cal Priority versus Need in the Alloca on of Humanitarian Assistance E ec ve when fragmented? The impact of democracy aid on democra za on Sebas an Ziaja, University of Essex & German Development Ins tute / Deutsches Ins tut fuer Entwicklungspoli k (DIE) Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Security Studies Raymond Taras, Tulane University Jeanne e Money, University of California Davis Immigra on Policy and Na onal Power: Bene ts of a Selec ve Engagement Strategy Cameron D. Harrington, University of Western Ontario Tania Chacho, United States Military Academy Exit and Voice: Peace Dividend and Labor Mobility across the Taiwan Strait Neda Zawahri, Cleveland State University Erika S. Weinthal, Duke University Chelsea Chia-chen Chou, Na onal Taiwan University Water, Peace and Integrated Water Resources Management Human or Na onal Security? Managing Migra on in Spain. Khaldoon Mourad, Lund University Ronny Berndtsson, Lund University Joshka Wessels, Lund University Julia Costa Lopez, University of Oxford EU Member‐states and immigra on: Is s ll there an european border? River Basin Management for the Jordan River: Is it Possible? Nelson Mateus, University of Coimbra Clive Lipchin, Arava Ins tute for Environmental Studies Panel Environmental Studies Younkyoo Kim, Divison of Interna onal Studies, Hanyang University Kathrin Keil, Berlin Graduate School for Transna onal Studies Searching for Poli cal Determinants of Renewable Electricity Development: Interest Groups, Par san Poli cs, and Ins tu onal Se ngs Xun Cao, Penn State University Andrew Bou on, Pennsylvania State University Vito D'Orazio, Pennsylvania State University Sponsor(s): Karin Aggestam, Lund University Stephan Ste er, Bundeswehr University of Munich Building Adap ve Capacity Disc. Mark Buntaine, College of William & Mary Mark Buntaine, College of William & Mary TA60: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM The Poli cs of Immigra on Environmental Studies Peace Studies Towards a Cri cal Water Security: Hydrosolidarity and Emancipa on Chair c Study of Interna onal Processes Neil Narang, University of California Santa Barbara Oliver Walton, University of Bath Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Scien Panel Tracy Kuo Lin, University of California, Davis Naviga ng the sovereign fron er: Civil Society and Transna onal Reconcilia on in Post‐War Sri Lanka TA58: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Energy Security: An Interna onal Assessment TA59: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM The E ects of Aid The Health of Na ons: The E ec veness of Foreign Health Aid "Blessed are the Peacemakers": Assessing the Meaning of Interna onal Prayer Networks and Campaigns for Peacebuilding Chair Disc. David von Hippel, Nau lus Ins tute Buying Blue Helmets: Foreign Aid and UN Troop Contribu ons Ebony-Joy Igbinoba-Aigbe, University of Southern Mississippi Sponsor(s): “Assessment of Energy Policy Op ons for the DPRK Using a Comprehensive Energy Security Framework” Sponsor(s): Simone Datzberger, London School of Economics and Poli cal Science TA57: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Hydropoli cs and Peacebuilding in the Middle East Younkyoo Kim, Divison of Interna onal Studies, Hanyang University Immigra on, Islam and the English Defence League: Opera onalizing Securi za on Theory by Examining the Di usion of Ideas into Prac ce Charles N Perre , Florida Interna onal University Shlomi Dinar, Florida Interna onal University TA61: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM China Other Rising Powers in Interna onal Organiza ons Sponsor(s): Chair Panel Interna onal Organiza on Jue Wang, University of Warwick, UK Sponsor(s): Pragma c Regime Taker: China and the Interna onal Labor Organiza on Rana Siu Inboden, University of Oxford Ordering the Future: Compe ng Explana ons for Interna onal Order and What China Will Want Kyle Lascure es, George Washington University Closing Windows, Opening Doors? Interna onal In uence and Chinese Health Policy in the 21st Century Jadon J. Mariane , University of Florida Rising Powers and Interna onal Poli cal Authority: BRICS and the Illegi macy of the UN Security Council Ma hew David Stephen, Social Science Research Center Berlin China and the IMF: China’s rising role in the governance of the interna onal nancial system Jue Wang, University of Warwick, UK TA62: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel Nego a ng the Nexus of Grief and Hope: Psychic Dilemmas of Research and Prac ce Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Disc. Ac ve Learning in Interna onal A airs Interna onal Educa on Peace Studies Min Ye, Boston University Globaliza on and Transna onal Human Capital: Overseas and Returnee Scholars to China David Zweig, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology TA65: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM China and Raw Materials Exporters Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Sanna Kopra, University of Tampere Roselyn Hsueh, Temple University Building the image of the Great China: The Forum on China‐Africa Coopera on Daniel Lemus, ITESM campus Guadalajara Patricia A. Maulden, George Mason University Georg Strüver, GIGA German Ins tute of Global and Area Studies Lisa Shaw, George Mason University Panel Interna onal Ethics English School Theory David J. Karp, University of Glasgow Terry Nardin, Na onal University of Singapore The Ethics of Interna onal Philanthropy Chiara Cordelli, Stanford University Between Jus ce and Charity? Imperfect Du es and Humanitarian Responsibility David J. Karp, University of Glasgow Imperfect Du es and Poli cal Philosophy Saladin Meckled-Garcia, University College London Duty and Basic Ins tu ons: The English School, War, and State Responsibility Susan Patricia Murphy, Trinity College Dublin Donglin Han, Renmin University of China Overseas Chinese and the Economic Miracle in China Linking Up with the Global South: Transna onal Policy Di usion and China’s Search for Partners in La n America Encountering Another's Pain: Experiences in Colombia How Prac cal is Sen's Idea of Assistance? Kyle Eischen, University of California, Santa Cruz Returning Chinese Students and Liberalism in China Sanna Kopra, University of Tampere Dri and Di usion: Conundrums of Field Research Milla E. Vaha, University of Turku Indians, the Silicon Valley, and Global Networks Seifudein Adem, Binghamton University Ma hew Sebas an, DePaul University Chair Disc. Min Ye, Boston University Barry Naughton, University of California, San Diego Aseema Sinha, Claremont McKenna College The Rise of China and the Arc c “Are You a Researcher? I’d Like to Tell You My Story”: Re ec ons on Narra ng the Self in (Post) Con ict Environments Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Disc. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Japan's Diplomacy in China and China's Diplomacy in Africa: What is the Connec on? Agnieszka Paczynska, George Mason University Lisa Shaw, George Mason University Patricia A. Maulden, George Mason University TA63: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Imperfect Du es and Interna onal Responsibility TA64: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel Diaspora and Di usion of Capitalism: China and India in the Age of Globaliza on Chinese FDI in Africa: Con rming Commercial Liberalism or Sowing the Seeds of Discontent? Peter Thompson, Na onal Defense University The Panda in the Eagle's Backyard: La n America in China's Geo‐ strategic Calcula on Jingdong Yuan, University of Sydney TA66: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Domes c Ins tu ons and Financial Crises Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Poli cal Economy Edward Kwon, Northern Kentucky University Raju Parakkal, Philadelphia University The Role of Domes c Poli cal Ins tu ons in Recovery from Financial Crisis Puspa D. Amri, Claremont Graduate University Bre Kocher, Claremont Graduate University Dong-wook Lee, Claremont Graduate University Defending its reputa on and extending s competences : the poli cs of the European Central Bank during the global nancial crisis. Clement Fontan, IEP Lille ‘Keynesianism’ with Chinese Characteris cs: China’s response to the global nancial crisis Yang Jiang, Copenhagen Business School States and Markets in the Age of Globaliza on George Shambaugh, Georgetown University TA67: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Moving Towards a Low Carbon Economy and Compe ng Environmental Claims Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Michael Tatham, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin Michael W. Bauer, German University of Administra ve Sciences Speyer Environmental Studies Interna onal Poli cal Economy Tim Boersma, University of Groningen Stacy D. VanDeveer, University of New Hampshire TA70: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel Brains, Pres ge or Power: Understanding Brazil's Foreign Policy Carbon lock‐in, rebound e ects and China at the limits of sta sm Rasmus A. Karlsson, Hankuk University of Foreign Studies The Poli cs and Dynamics of Energy Transi ons: Lessons from Colorado’s ‘New Energy Economy’ Michele Betsill, Colorado State University Dimitris Stevis, Colorado State University Renewable Energy Poli cs Post‐Fukushia: A comparison of Japaanese and German energy transi ons. Foreign Policy Analysis Evan Hillebrand, University of Kentucky Jeremy Bervoets, University of Kentucky Robert M. Farley, University of Kentucky Stacy Closson, University of Kentucky Mojana V. C. Silva, UFPB - Universidade Federal da Paraíba The Importance of Pres ge in Brazil’s Foreign Policy Lana Wylie, McMaster University Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Theory The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Philip Liste, University of Hamburg Kevin C. Dunn, Hobart and William Smith Colleges Securi za on Theory bumps into Butler: performa vity’s actors, subjects and referents Firms and E ec veness of Economic Sanc ons Catherine Winifred Charre , Aberystwyth University Yoshiharu Kobayashi, Rice University The Economic Determinants of American Foreign Policy Vo ng Neill Mohammad, University of Michigan David Smith, University of Sydney Rethinking Norm Research in IR: On Norms, Norma vity, and “the Performa ve” Friederike Kuntz, University of Trier, Trier (Germany) Performing Sovereignty: Compe ng Discourses of Statehood and the ‘Reality’ of the Kosovar Sovereign State. Friends, Foes and Li le Buddies: Tales of Trade in Times of Economic Crisis Xavier Mathieu, University of She eld Amy Skonieczny, San Francisco State University Panel The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Sinem Acikmese, Kadir Has University Martha S. Thomas, University of Vermont Ali Tekin, Bilkent University The Trilemma of Europeaniza on, Condi onality and (De) securi za on: Case of Turkey Sinem Acikmese, Kadir Has University Crea ng 'Europe' and 'Europeans': The Role of Educa on in the Cons tu on of EU Iden ty Zeynep Arkan, Hace epe University Imagining the Limits of “Europe:” Meaning and Poli cal Change in the Mediterranean Stefanie F. Georgakis, Virginia Polytechnic Ins tute and State University What condi onality? The Reason East Europeans don’t Always Comply. Sabina Hilaiel, University of Denver Brazil's Smart Power: A New Way to In uence Interna onal Poli cs TA71: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel The Performa vity of the Interna onal: Using Performa vity as a Theore cal Tool in IR Randall E. Newnham, Pennsylvania State University Randall E. Newnham, Pennsylvania State University Economic Sanc ons and The Sanc ons Paradox: A Post‐Sample Valida on of Daniel Drezner’s Con ict Expecta ons Model Chair Disc. Disc. Lana Wylie, McMaster University André Panno Beirão, Brazilian Naval War College / UERJ Pedro Seabra, Ins tute of Social Sciences-University of Lisbon TA68: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel Sanc ons as Foreign Policy: Understanding the Economic Side of Con ict Sponsor(s): Foreign Policy Analysis The Student‐Agreement Programme as Part of the Brazilian Coopera on for Development. Miranda Schreurs, Free University of Berlin TA69: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Enlarging Europe: Methods and Limits Chair Disc. Power Projec on in the South Atlan c: Brazil's Security Engagement Tim Boersma, University of Groningen Chair Disc. Sponsor(s): Danielle Jacon Ayres Pinto, Universidade de Campinas - UNICAMP Shale Gas Ripple e ects: renewable energy ambi ons and interna onal poli cs Sponsor(s): Di eren al Governance Preferences of Subna onal Elites in the European Union: Pa erns and Explana ons Financial Regula on and the Performa vity of Theory and Prac ce in IR Benjamin Wilhelm, University of Erfurt ‘Just governance’, ‘civil‐military campaign plans’, ‘security bubbles’: Framing a military campaign and performing a 'state' in Afghanistan (the 'Obama Strategy' 2010) Olga Alekseyeva-Carnevali, Lancaster University, UK TA72: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel The Role of the Private Sector in Global Environmental Governance Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Environmental Studies Interna onal Poli cal Economy Lada V. Kochtcheeva, North Carolina State University Candice Carr Kelman, UC Irvine Industry opportuni es for corporate poli cal mobiliza on: the case of gold Michael J. Bloom eld, London School of Economics and Poli cal Science Forest private regula on in Bolivia and Ecuador: a compara ve analysis of di erent paths Flavia Maria de Ma os Donadelli, London School of Economics Managed Ci zenship: Global Environmental Governance, Stakeholders, and Poli cal Par cipa on in Russia Laura Henry, Bowdoin College Maria Tysiachniouk, Center for Independent Social Research, St. Petersburg, Russia Public and Private Regulatory Interac ons: EU Responses to Private Environmental and Social Regula on The conserva on performance of private regula on: supermarkets and the development of market‐based environmental governance in sheries and aquaculture TB01: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Knowledge, Truth, Rumor, and Myth: The Construc on, Legi miza on and Dissemina on of Poli cal Reality Panel c Study of Interna onal Processes Renato Corbe a, University of Alabama Birmingham Thomas J. Volgy, University of Arizona J. Patrick Rhamey, Virginia Military Ins tute Foreign Policy Analysis Kelly M. Greenhill, Tu s University, Harvard University Ronald R. Krebs, University of Minnesota From Poisoned Wells to Sleeper Cells: Understanding Threat Crea on and Prolifera on Kelly M. Greenhill, Tu s University, Harvard University Ideas, Experts and Governance Peter M. Haas, University of Massachuse s Amherst The Importance of Foreign Policy Constraints: Why Most Models of Con ict May Be Wrong Rumor Adop on and Di usion in (Post‐) Con ict Zones: Evidence from Southeast Asia Ben Oppenheim, UC Berkeley Douglas M. Gibler, University of Alabama Forests, Trees And Military Alliances: An A ribute‐Based Approach To The Measurement Of Common Security Preferences Peter M. Li, University of California, Los Angeles Three to Tango: Analyzing Joining Behavior in Ongoing Militarized Interstate Disputes Shweta Moorthy, Northern Illinois University An Alterna ve Solu on to the Heckman Selec on Problem: Selec on Bias as Func onal Form Misspeci ca on TB02: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel Stakeholders and Fisheries Management: Theory, Methodology and Prac ce Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Disc. Environmental Studies Atsushi Ishii, Tohoku University Knut Mikalsen, University of Tromsø Marcus Haward, University of Tasmania Village level stakeholders: A look into the interests and roles of local level stakeholders in successful sheries management in Tamil Nadu, India ‐ Who is being heard/who isn't and why Cur s S. Signorino, University of Rochester Brenton J. Kenkel, University of Rochester Chair Disc. Chair Disc. Jennifer Dixon, Villanova University Major Power Status (In)Consistency and Poli cal Relevance in Interna onal Rela ons Research Sponsor(s): Sponsor(s): Panel ‘Telling the World the Truth’: Con nuity and Change in States’ Narra ves of Dark Pasts Michael E. Aleprete, Westminster College Daniel R. Lake, State University of New York at Pla sburgh TA74: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM The New World: Views from Europe Carl Death, Aberystwyth University Mvuselelo Ngcoya, University of Kwa‐Zulu Natal Branwen Gru ydd Jones, Goldsmiths, University of London Lyuba Zarsky, Monterey Ins tute of Interna onal Studies Scien African Poli cs Conference Group Clive Gabay, Queen Mary, University of London Can private sector nance promote climate resilience in developing countries? Chair Disc. Chair Disc. African cinema as poli cal thought Zdravka Tzankova, University of California, Santa Cruz Sponsor(s): Sponsor(s): ‘Of Homburg Hats and Banned Miniskirts: Has ngs Banda as the interna onalized African autocrat’ Stefan Renckens, Yale University TA73: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM De ning the Nature of the Game TA75: Thursday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel 'Post-post' independence? African poli cal thought, contemporary protest and the interna onal Panel Austrian Ins tute for Interna onal A airs Lothar Brock, Peace Research Ins tute Frankfurt Andrew Mark Dorman, King's College London America and Europe: Global Responsibility in the New World Heinz Gaertner, Austrian Ins tute for Interna onal A airs Europe and the uprisings in the Middle East Cengiz Gunay, Austrian Ins tute for Interna onal A airs (oiip) Liberal interna onalism – a sustainable US strategy for world order? Kari Mo ola, Ministry for Foreign A airs of Finland Europe's role in the "New World" and its external percep on by India and China ‐ has the EU been able to live up to its endeavours? May-Bri U. Stumbaum, NFG "Asian Percep ons of the EU", Freie Universität Berlin Julia Novak, Michigan State University Mark Axelrod, Michigan State University Brian Roth, Michigan State University Daniel Kramer, Michigan State University In Search of ”The legi mate Stakeholder” Jennifer L. Bailey, Norwegian University of Science and Technology Lessons learned for collabora ve governance from stakeholder engagement in the Eastern Sco an Shelf Integrated Management Ini a ve, Canada Elizabeth M. De Santo, Dalhousie University Assessing Stakeholders Adap ve Capacity to Salmon Aquaculture in Chile and in Norway John Ellis, Norwegian University of Science and Technology Espen Moe, NTNU Social Research AS Rachel Tiller, Norwegian University of Science and Technology Stakeholders in East Asian Fisheries Tabitha G. Mallory, Johns Hopkins University SAIS 'The (uncertain) world according to Bayes: Bayesian belief networks and the triple‐bo om‐line of resource management' Russell Richards, Gri th Centre for Coastal Management; Gri th Climate Change Response Program; Gri th Universit TB03: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM The Di usion of Democracy Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Aurel Croissant, Heidelberg University Rachel Vanderhill, Wheaton College Seva Gunitsky, University of Toronto Pa erns of Democra c Di usion across Geographical Regions. Kunihiko Imai, Elmira College Di usion, Network Coevolu on and Democracy: A Spa al Econometric Approach Aya Kachi, Swiss Federal Ins tute of Technology (ETH) Zürich The Interna onal Di usion of Democracy and Liberal Cons tu onalism ‐ The Impact of Interna onal Organiza ons on the Dynamics of Regime Change Golareh Khalilpour, University of Stu gart Di usion of Democracy through Diploma c Networks ‐ Co‐ Evolu on of Diploma c Networks and Na onal Regime Characteris cs, 1995‐2005 Ste en Mohrenberg, University of Hamburg Rethinking Regime Di usion: An Agent‐Based Model of Regime Di usion on Interna onal Networks TB04: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Innova ve Panel Why Theories of IR Need Theories of Foreign Policy Part. ISA Innova ve Panel James M. Sco , Texas Chris an University Sara McLaughlin Mitchell, University of Iowa Paul F. Diehl, University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign Patrick James, University of Southern California John A. Vasquez, University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign Jennifer Sterling‐Folker, University of Connec cut TB05: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Junior Scholar Symposium Ins tu ons, Laws and Norms Sponsor(s): Chair Junior Scholar Symposia J. Ann Tickner, American University TB05-A: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM JSS Group Human Rights Norms: From Interna onal Law to Prac ce Sponsor(s): Disc. Junior Scholar Symposia Tim Dunne, University of Queensland Can the Dogs of War be Leashed? The E ect of Ethics Training in Crea ng a Military Culture of Civilian Respect—A U.S. Military Academy Case Study Andrew Bell, Duke University Why Reciprocity Ma ers: States and the Law of Armed Con ict Bryan Peeler, University of Manitoba Rachel L. Wahl, New York University TB05-B: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Ins tu ons and the Gendered Impact Disc. JSS Group Junior Scholar Symposia Marysia Zalewski, University of Aberdeen Bridging the Secular‐Religious Divide within Transna onal Women’s Movements?: Western‐Muslim Partnerships for Women’s Rights Sheherazade R. Jafari, American University Gender, GONGOs, the state & Islam: How the women's agenda has progressed in Tunisia under Ennahda Thomas E. O'Bryan, University of Exeter, U.K. Be er Men?: Studying Gendered Culturalized Ci zenship in Emancipa on Projects for Men in the Netherlands Iris van Huis, Radboud University Nijmegen Discrimina ng Disasters: Understanding Organiza onal Responses to the Gendered Dimensions of Natural Disasters Emily Alicia Wiseman, The Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies TB05-C: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Norms and Di usion Sponsor(s): Disc. Shaina D. Western, UC Davis Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Michael Joel Voss, University of Virginia Protec ng Rights by Viola ng Them: The Di usion of Human Rights Norms among Law Enforcement O cers in India Sponsor(s): From the Spring of Na ons to the Arab Spring: Building Be er Typologies (and Theories) of Democra c Di usion Sponsor(s): Back to the Future or to In nity and Beyond? An Interna onal Rela ons and Interna onal Law Analysis of the United Na ons Human Rights Council JSS Group Junior Scholar Symposia Janice Bially Ma ern, Na onal University of Singapore Interna onal Norms on the Use of Mercenaries: A Di usion From the West to the Rest? Anastassia Bugday, Bilkent University Constraining the Conduct of Non‐State Armed Groups: The Governance of Non‐State Violence Stefanie Herr, Peace Research Ins tute Frankfurt The Di usion of Socio‐Legal Norms in Campaigns to Combat Human Tra cking Edith C. M. Kinney, Mills College The Nature of Norms: Implica ons for Norm Emergence and Di usion Carla Winston, University of Bri sh Columbia TB05-D: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Climate Change, Discourse and Governance Sponsor(s): Disc. JSS Group Junior Scholar Symposia Michele Betsill, Colorado State University Responsiveness vs. In uence: Whom To Lobby in Interna onal Climate Nego a ons Carola Betzold, Swiss Federal Ins tute of Technology (ETH Zurich) Global Environmental Governance and Sustainable Development: Analyzing the Rela onship between Global Norms and Local Policies John O omanelli, Rutgers Universty Di usion of Climate Policies via Mul level Learning Processes: Interdependencies of Na onal Green Growth Plans and UN Climate Nego a ons Katharina Rie g, London School of Economics and Poli cal Science G20 as a Forum for the Di usion of Climate Policy Frames Jakob Skovgaard, Lund University TB06: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Roundtable Presiden al Theme Roundtable—Global, Regional, and Transna onal Governance: Learning, Emula on, Socializa on? Sponsor(s): Chair Chair Part. Part. Part. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Bruce W. Jentleson, Duke University Jonathan Zeitlin, University of Amsterdam Sandra Lavenex, University of Lucerne David Levi‐Faur, Hebrew University of Jerusalem Sheila Jasano , Harvard University TB09: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Roundtable Crea on and Di usion of Nuclear Knowledge: Contras ng Na onal Experiences amid Changing Strategic Landscapes and Domains Sponsor(s): Chair Chair Disc. Disc. Part. Part. TB07: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Women and Children First? Norms in War and Welfare Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Cheryl Van Den Handel, Northeastern State University Pamela Scully, Emory University The Interna onal Di usion of Intercountry Adop on: Learning How to Manage a Child Welfare Crisis Becca A. McBride, Vanderbilt University The E ect of Interna onal Ins tu ons on Cultural A tudes Towards Women Neil Mo e , Arizona State University - School of Poli cs and Global Studies Gender and Na onal Security: The Introduc on of Interna onal Norms rela ng to Gender Equality in the Japanese Self‐Defense Forces Slavica Ninic, Kobe University Empowerment as the Logic of 'Saving' Women's Bodies Caryl Nunez, University of Connec cut Social Networking among women in disrupted socie es of the Middle East and Africa Cheryl Van Den Handel, Northeastern State University Jennifer Edwards, Northeastern State University TB08: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Global Militarism and Violence in the 21st Century Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Roundtable Interna onal Poli cal Economy Interna onal Security Studies Peace Studies Mandy Turner, University of Bradford Anna Stavrianakis, University of Sussex Neil Cooper, University of Bradford Je Halper, Israeli Campaign Against House Demoli ons Part. Part. Part. Interna onal Security Studies Adam N. Stulberg, Georgia Ins tute of Technology William Clark Po er, Monterey Ins tute of Interna onal Studies Jon Wolfsthal, Monterey Ins tute of Interna onal Studies Je rey Lewis, MIIS Julia Fe sova, PIR Center (The Russian Center for Policy Studies) Anne Harrington de Santana, Monterey Ins tute, Center for Nonprolifera on Studies Sadia Tasleem, Quaid‐i‐Azam University Pakistan Riqiang Wu, Renmin University of China Huaping Liu, Beijing Language and Cultural University TB10: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Deba ng the Making of Global Capitalism Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Roundtable Global Development Interna onal Poli cal Economy Susanne M. Soederberg, Queen's University, Canada James H. Mi elman, American University Leo Panitch, York University, Canada Robert Brenner, University of California, Los Angeles Eric Helleiner, University of Waterloo Sam Gindin, York University Patrick Bond, University of Kwazulu Natal TB11: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Roundtable Presiden al Theme Roundtable—Economic Crisis and Na onal Policy Response: The Role of Di usion Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Miles Kahler, University of California San Diego Stephan Haggard, University of California at San Diego David A. Lake, University of California San Diego Megumi Naoi, University of California, San Diego TB12: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Roundtable Presiden al Theme Roundtable—The China Model: Emula on, Compe on, Learning Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) David Shambaugh, George Washington University Naazneen Barma Allen Carlson, Cornell University Elizabeth Economy, Council on Foreign Rela ons Ma hew Ferchen, Tsinghua University TB13: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Roundtable Keywords, Poli cs of Representa on, and the Feminist Subject Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Feminist Theory and Gender Studies Women's Caucus Brooke Ackerly, Vanderbilt University Elora Halim Chowdhury, University of Massachuse s Boston Soumita Basu, South Asian University Donna Seto, Australian Na onal University Brooke Ackerly, Vanderbilt University TB14: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Roundtable Implementa on of Resolu on 1325: Formula ng a Transna onal People's Plan Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Feminist Theory and Gender Studies Ca a Cecilia Confor ni, Wellesley College Be y A. Reardon, Interna onal Ins tute on Peace Educa on Ronni Alexander, Kobe University Laura McLeod, University of Manchester Kozue Akibayashi, Ritsumeikan University TB15: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel Civil-Military Dynamics Within and Between the Allies As They Intervened in Afghanistan Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Foreign Policy Analysis Ryan Grauer, University of Pi sburgh Christopher F. Gelpi, The Ohio State University Pres ge on the Cheap: The Logic of Bri sh Post‐Cold War Military Interven ons Mark Bell, Massachuse s Ins tute of Technology The Di usion of Democra c Civil‐Military Ins tu ons: Lessons Learned from Afghanistan and Iraq Jack J. Porter, Military College of South Carolina The Weight of the Past(s): German Military Strategy in Afghanistan Eric Sangar, European University Ins tute A Division of Labor? How Allies In uence American Military Interven on Stefanie Von Hlatky, Queen's University TB16: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Roundtable Presiden al Theme Roundtable—Gauging the Accuracy of Expert Poli cal Judgment: Is Change Really Accelera ng? Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Intelligence Studies Interna onal Security Studies Phil Tetlock, University of Pennsylvania Jason Matheny, Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Ac vity Richard K. Herrmann, Ohio State University George Gerliczy, US Government TB17: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel The Future of Global Development: Perspec ves on the MDGs, UN Reform and Global Health Governance Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Interna onal Organiza on Rorden Wilkinson, University of Manchester Cheryl L. Duckworth, Nova Southeastern University Brave New World: Global Development Goals a er 2015 David Hulme, University of Manchester UK Rorden Wilkinson, University of Manchester The Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) and the Poli cal Economy of Interna onal Development at the Turn of the Century Sakiko Fukuda-Parr, The New School Re ec ons on the Ambigui es of the MDG‐Civil Society Rela onship Clive Gabay, Queen Mary, University of London Shi ing global health governance? From “ver calisa on” towards “whole‐of‐system” approaches Kris na Jonsson, Lund University Making Change Happen: Strengthening UN Development Ac vi es Thomas G. Weiss, CUNY Graduate Center TB18: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Formal Models and Advancing the Scien Processes Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Scien Panel c Study of Interna onal c Study of Interna onal Processes Amy Yuen, Middlebury College Amy Yuen, Middlebury College Technology, Terrorism, and the Diaspora E ect Bryan Joseph Arva, Pennsylvania State University A Formal Assessment of the Deterrence Process Steven J. Childs, University of Southern California Kyungkook Kang, Claremont Graduate University Jacek Kugler, Claremont Graduate University Inducing Indivisibili es and a Uni ed Explana on for War Damon Cole a, US Air Force Academy Erik Gartzke, University of California, San Diego Alignment Pa erns and Crisis Bargaining: A Model of Entrapment and Abandonment Xuanxuan Wu, University of Texas at Aus n TB19: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Poli cal Dimensions of Space and Cyberspace Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Compara ve Interdisciplinary Studies Jean‐Marc Rickli, Khalifa University Sandra Maria Rodrigues Balao, Technical University of Lisbon The United States Drug War and La n America: Reassessing the Drug War a er Forty Years Emily Acevedo, California State University, Los Angeles New Issue Domains and Global Ins tu ons: Nego a ng the Governance of the Cyberspace Roxana Radu, Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies Apples and Oranges: Strategic Analogies, Outer Space, Cyberspace, and the Con a on of Domains. John Sheldon, School of Advanced Air & Space Studies Do good fences make good Neighbours? States, couples and Walls Elisabeth A. Vallet, University of Quebec in Montreal (UQAM) Charles-Philippe David, University of Quebec in Montreal (UQAM) Corrup on and Di usion in the European Union Who will limit corrup on in Romania post‐ accession? Andrea Wagner, Carleton University TB20: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel The Prac ce of Media Regula on and Governance in the Global Informa on Society Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Interna onal Communica on William La Youmans, George Washington University Nane e S. Levinson, American University The Di usion of the Internet Laws: The Turkish Case Sebnem Baran, University of Southern California The European Union and Cyber Security Governance George Christou, University of Warwick The Poli cs of Privacy in the Asia‐Paci c Eiji Kawabata, Minnesota State University Compara ve Trends in Arab States' Press Freedoms: Media Law Challenges in Pre‐, Post‐, and Non‐Revolu onary Arab States. William La Youmans, George Washington University Claudia Auer, Ilmenau University of Technology TB21: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel Changes in Diplomacy: Historical and Theore cal Approaches Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Diploma c Studies The Social Power of So Power: Di usion of Digital Public Diplomacy Around The World Huss Banai, Occidental College Struggling Japan in the face of "New Diplomacy" a er World War I ‐ Focusing on the con ict over Yap Island between the U.S. and Japan ‐ Tomoko Hasegawa, Gakushuin University Beyond the Secular Society: 'Wesphalian Secularity' As Organized Hypocrisy Burak Kadercan, Ins tut Barcelona d'Estudis Internacionals (IBEI) Revolu onary Transforma ons in Foreign Policy and Diplomacy Halvard Leira, NUPI Theore cal Concep ons of the State and Diploma c Prac ce in Early Modern European Encounters with the Asian World Aleksandra Thurman, University of Macau Chair Disc. Panel Felix Berenskoe er, SOAS, University of London Lauren Wilcox, Johns Hopkins University Let it Be(ing): portraying the 'self' — essays on Óscar Muñoz’s ee ng memorials cal Catholic University of Poli cs of the Line: (In)consistent Ontology and the Limits of Poli cal Imagina on Aoileann Ni Mhurchu, The University of Manchester Time and Subjec vity in Global Poli cs Ty Solomon, University of South Florida TB23: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Roundtable Presiden al Theme Roundtable—Varia ons in the Interna onal Di usion of Power and Their Consequences Sponsor(s): Chair Chair Part. Part. Part. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Richard Rosecrance, Harvard University Arthur Stein, University of California at Los Angeles Andrew Moravcsik, Princeton University Andrew J. Hurrell, University of Oxford Joseph S. Nye Jr., Harvard University TB24: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel Public Diplomacy 2.0 and Beyond: Emerging Technologies, Actors and Theories Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Interna onal Communica on The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Cris na Arche , University of Salford Robin Brown, University of Leeds Imagining the UK: How Journalists, Diplomats and Policy‐Makers Tell Britain’s Story to the World Cris na Arche , University of Salford Yelena Osipova, American University #askwenato: Analyzing NATO’s Place in the New Social Media Ecology Efe Sevin, American University TB25: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Intelligence Oversight and Control Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Intelligence Studies Mark Phythian, University of Leicester Mark Phythian, University of Leicester The President’s Elephant: Assassina on, Torture and the Evolu on of the Threat Spectrum Aaron F. Brantly, University of Georgia Theory Roberto Vinicius P.S. Gama, Pon Minas Gerais (PUC Minas) Craig Hayden, American University Leysan Khakimova, University of Maryland The Moral Basis of Diplomacy Sponsor(s): Public Diplomacy as Prac ce: E‐Diplomacy, 21st Century Statecra , and the Ins tu onal Implica ons of Social Media Rela onship Management in Public Diplomacy Networks Rebecca Adler‐Nissen, University of Copenhagen Paul Sharp, University of Minnesota TB22: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Forms of Subjec vity in Interna onal Rela ons The Di usion of Ideas, Norms, and Power: Revisi ng Public diplomacy Theory in the 21st Century Congressional Accountability and Media Coverage of an Intelligence Scandal or Failure Loch K. Johnson, University of Georgia "The role of external factors in intelligence control/ oversight in new democracies" Cris Matei, Naval Postgraduate School Congressional Oversight of the U.S.Intelligence Community Since 9/11: The More Things Change.... Kathleen McGinnis, Trinity Washington University "Taking a Footnote" ‐‐ Budgetary Oversight of the IC and the role of OMB Anne Daugherty Miles, Na onal Intelligence University Recent developments concerning intelligence oversight and accountability in Canada: theore cal or merely budgetary implica ons? Stuart Farson, Simon Fraser University TB26: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Di usion and the Design of Interna onal Ins tu ons Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Duncan Snidal, University of Oxford Alexander Ovodenko, Princeton University Di usion among regional organiza ons: the case of regional parliaments Anja Elisabeth Jetschke, University of Gö ngen Interna onal Bureaucrats in Ins tu onal Design Tana Johnson, Duke University The (In)Equality of Interna onal Vo ng: The Di usion of Vo ng Rule Adop on in Interna onal Organiza ons over Time Autumn Lockwood Payton, Social Science Research Center, Berlin The Global Di usion of Par cipatory Governance: Ra onal Learning, Strategic Mimicking, and Norm Socializa on Thomas G. Sommerer, Stockholm University Jonas Tallberg, Stockholm University The Design of Interna onal Review Mechanisms: Learning in the case of the ADB’s Accountability Mechanism Theresa Squatrito, Stockholm University TB27: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Locality, Culture, and Poli cs Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Compara ve Interdisciplinary Studies Alexandra M. Livingston, University of Aberdeen Johanna Tuulia Nykanen, University of Warwick Today's "Tower of Babel" Vassil Hristov Anastassov, Istanbul Fa h University Poli cal Periphery, Cultural Core: The Na onaliza on and Interna onaliza on of the Brazilian Samba Anne Gillman, Johns Hopkins Understanding global phenomena through local perspec ves using the Qualita ve Meta‐Synthesis Research Design Keith H. Hollinger, Arizona State University Hanging out in Interna onal Poli cs: Reapproaching Ethnography in Interna onal Rela ons Jamie Levin, University of Toronto Joseph MacKay, University of Toronto Old Wives' Tales? Myth, Storytelling and Representa ons of Indigenous Iden es in El Salvador Juan Gualberto Melara, University of O awa TB28: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel Compe ng Spheres of Interna onal Di usion in Post-Communist Regime Transi on: The Role of External In uences Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Post Communist States Anastassia V. Obydenkova, Pompeu Fabra University of Barcelona Kathleen Hancock, Colorado School of Mines Interna onal Di usion and Na onal Refrac on: transna onal actors, think tanks and rock music in authoritarianism Maria Bigday, University of Strasbourg Yauheni Kryzhanouski, University of Strasbourg The Case of Ukraine and the Limits to Interna onal Di usion Dmitry Katsy, Saint Petersburg State University Post‐Soviet Economic Ties, Regional Organiza ons and External In uences on Regime Transi on Alexander Libman, Frankfurt School of Finance & Management The Democra c De cit in the Post‐Soviet Space Peter Rutland, Wesleyan University TB30: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel Mul lateral China? Factors Shaping China's Ambivalent Embrace Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Foreign Policy Analysis Chris an M. Brütsch Geo rey Harris, European Parliament China and the UN: Revisi ng China’s Mul lateral Agenda Hedda Flatoe, Fafo, Ins tute for Applied Interna onal Studies Europe, China and African Security: Low Involvement, Bilateral Rela ons, and Mul lateralism Catherine Gegout, University of No ngham Cau ous Compliance: China and the UN Arms Trade Treaty Chin-Hao Huang, University of Southern California Striving for Status: The United States and China in a Changing Interna onal Order Hilde E. Restad, Bjørknes College TB31: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel Not Such an Interna onal Human Rights Norm? Local Resistance to LGBT Rights Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Human Rights Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgendered, Queer, & Allies Caucus Markus Thiel, Florida Interna onal University Momin Rahman, Trent University Social Control, Iden ty, and Rights: The Transna onal Di usion of Homophobia in Compara ve Perspec ve Meredith L. Weiss, State University of New York at Albany Michael J. Bosia, Saint Michael's College With Arms Wide Shut: The Domes c Recep on of Interna onal Norms Concerning the Rights for LGBT Peoples in the European Union Phillip M. Ayoub, Cornell University Resis ng LGBT rights where 'we have won': Canada and the UK Kath Browne, University of Brighton Catherine Nash, Brock University Human Rights, “Orienta on”, and ASEAN Anthony J. Langlois, Flinders University The interna onal rela ons of homophobia Rahul Rao, School of Oriental and African Studies A Ma er of Moral Security: The Securi za on of Non‐Norma ve Sexuali es and Genders in Russia Cai Wilkinson, Deakin University Public‐Private Networks in the EU's Eastern Partnership: Assessing the E ects of Cross‐border Coopera on on Sub‐Na onal TB32: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel Governance Di usion of the Arab Spring - Imagining Change in the Ekaterina Turkina, HEC Montreal Mediterranean Chinese Acts Shape the Behavior of Central Asian Countries in Sponsor(s): Interna onal Poli cal Sociology Post‐Soviet Period: Research on Contemporary Poli cal Chair Sergio Carrera, The Centre for European Policy Studies Developments from the Perspec ve of Regime Security Cheng Yang, East China Normal University/ Center for Russian Studies TB29: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Roundtable Bandung / BRICS: Contested Legacies of the Third World Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Global Development Robbie G. Shilliam, Queen Mary, University of London Ray Kiely, Queen Mary, University of London Kwame Nimako, University of Amsterdam Craig N. Murphy, University of Massachuse s Giorgio Shani, Interna onal Chris an University Timothy M. Shaw, University of Massachuse s Boston Disc. Elspeth H. Guild, University of Nijmegen American Spring: Arab Americans and Public Discourse on Democra za on in the Middle East and North Africa Khalil M. Marrar, Loyola Sherri S. Replogle, Illinois State University Ideological Stances in De ning and Understanding Recent Changes in the Arab World Nebi Mis, Sakarya University Ismail Numan Telci, Sakarya University Tunisia’s New Drivers in Migra on Governance Jean Pierre Cassarino, European University Ins tute, Florence EU Home A airs Agencies and The Governmentality of EU Internal TB35: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Roundtable Security: Mistrust and Insecurity in the a ermath of the Arab Presiden al Theme Roundtable—Di usion and Mechanisms: Spring Reports from the Trenches of Field Research Joanna Parkin, Centre for European Policy Studies Sergio Carrera, The Centre for European Policy Studies Sponsor(s): The Right to Poli cs in Interna onal Rela ons: Uncertainty, Sovereignty and Governmentality in the Arab Spring Vivienne Jabri, King's College London TB33: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Knowledge and Power in Environmental Nego a ons Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Environmental Studies Pamela Chasek, Manha an College Lyuba Zarsky, Monterey Ins tute of Interna onal Studies The Price of Abstrac on: How Scien Change Policy c Ideas Shape Climate Bentley B. Allan, Johns Hopkins University Courts and the Di usion of Climate Science Marilyn Averill, University of Colorado at Boulder Climate Change: Re ec ons on the Possibili es of Stabilizing It Emilia G. Barreto de Carvalho, Chapman University Masters of uncertainty: The poli cs of change in energy and environmental policy Simon Langlois-Bertrand, Carleton University Architecture, Agency, and Agenda‐Se ng: The Role of the Chairperson in Global Chemicals Governance Jessica Templeton, London School of Economics Jennifer Allan, University of Bri sh Columbia Designing Science‐Policy Interface in Environmental Regime in East Asia: A Case for Tranboundary Air Pollu on Maki Koga, Tokyo Ins tute of Technology TB34: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel In Quest Of Di usion Pa erns: Emerging Market Democracies And Social Democracies Sponsor(s): Chair Chair Disc. Disc. Interna onal Poli cal Science Associa on Lourdes Sola, University of São Paulo Laurence Whitehead, University of Oxford Surupa Gupta, University of Mary Washington Anthony P. Spanakos, Montclair State University Foreign capital ows in Brazil and India: tradi on x liberaliza on Maria Antonieta D. T. Lins, Ins tute of Interna onal Rela ons - USP Nora Rachman, University of Sao Paulo - IRI Social Democracy in the Neoliberal Age Stéphane Paquin, ENAP Global Dynamics and the maatrix of state capaci es: emerging market democracies in La n America Lourdes Sola, University of São Paulo Globaliza on and Democracy in Turkey and its near rim. Gul Turan, President, Turkey_EU Associa on Democracy and the management of Interna onal Crisis Laurence Whitehead, University of Oxford Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Peter Katzenstein, Cornell University Je rey T. Checkel, Simon Fraser University Rawi Abdelal, Harvard University Ann E. Towns, University West, Sweden Vincent Pouliot, McGill University Yoshiko Herrera, University of Wisconsin TB36: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Leadership in World Poli cs Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Organiza on Maryam Zarnegar Delo re, Arcadia University Maryam Zarnegar Delo re, Arcadia University Atypical leadership: The role of the US Presidency and Refugee Protec on, 1932‐1952 Jamie Gillies, University of Michigan Going Transna onal: How Insurgent Leaders E ect the Recruitment of Foreign Fighters David Malet, The University of Melbourne The UN Secretary‐General and Human Rights: Leadership in Coordina on Dilemmas Philip Orchard, University of Queensland Michael B. Schroeder, University of Cincinna Gatekeepers of Jus ce: The Role of the Chief Prosecutor in Interna onal Criminal Tribunals Shannon E. Powers, George Washington University Securi zing Actors and Norm Entrepreneurs: Theorizing Agency in Construc vist IR Sco D. Watson, University of Victoria TB37: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Roundtable "Canadian Liberalism and the Poli cs of Border Control, 18671967": Author meets Cri cs Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Ethnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on Studies Audie Klotz, Syracuse University James F. Holli eld, Southern Methodist University Christopher Anderson, Wilfrid Laurier University Phil Triada lopoulos, Toronto David Jacobson, University of South Florida David Bruce MacDonald, University of Guelph Audie Klotz, Syracuse University TB38: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Islam, Civil Society and the State Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Ethnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on Studies Interna onal Poli cal Sociology Anthony Tirado Chase, Occidental College Anthony Tirado Chase, Occidental College Places of worship and the post‐Soviet Islamic revival in Russia. Bulat Akhmetkarimov, Johns Hopkins University Framing Islam: Rhetorical Strategies among Members of Congress, 1991‐2011” Alise E. Coen, Emory and Henry College Pakistan as an Islamic State: Original Intent, Later Development, or Both? Feisal Khan, Hobart and William Smith Colleges The Di usion of Common Law: The Compartmentaliza on of Islamic Law in Bri sh Post‐Colonies Mark Massoud, University of California, Santa Cruz Andreas Hirblinger, University of Cambridge Religion in Development Ini a ves: The Case of Islamic Micro nance in Turkey and Pakistan Posi ve and nega ve resilience as a force for cohesion in transi onal socie es Nukhet A. Sandal, Brown University TB39: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion in Africa Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Graeme Simpson, Interpeace/Columbia University School of Law Panel Global Development Rita Abrahamsen, University of O awa Thomas Kwasi Tieku, University of Toronto Pa erns of Di usion in the Economic Community of West African States Linda Darkwa , Legon Centre for Interna onal A airs and Diplomacy, University of Ghana Philip Kortei A uquaye o, University of Ghana Donors and Africa’s Economic Development Agenda Lord C. Mawuko-Yevugah, University of the Witwatersrand Idea onal Dimensions of Africa‐China rela ons Isaac Odoom, University of Alberta Major African Powers and African Union Thomas Kwasi Tieku, University of Toronto TB40: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel From Di usion to Recep on: Exploring the EU's In uence in the Neighbourhood Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Foreign Policy Analysis Elena Korosteleva, University of Kent Sabina Hilaiel, University of Denver Russia, Europe and the Lands In‐Between: Russian Policy Towards Former Soviet Republics in the West and South Since Pu n’s Presiden al Return Julie Newton, Oxford University Strategic Partnership as a Mechanism of Interna onal Di usion? The EU‐Russian Case Joan DeBardeleben, Carleton University Europeanisa on Vectors? Agents and Mechanisms of Di usion in EU Policies in the Post‐Soviet Region Laure Delcour, Ecole Na onale d'Administra on From Governance to Governmentality: Explaining the Logic of Regional Di usion in EU Approach to Eastern Neighbourhood Elena Korosteleva, University of Kent Explaining the EU's Impact in the Eastern neighbourhood: Developing a Conceptual Framework Kataryna Wolczuk, University of Birmingham, UK TB41: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel Moving Peacebuilding Research and Prac ce Beyond Liberal-Local Hybridity and the Rising A en on to Resilience Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Disc. Peace Studies Stefanie Kappler, Liverpool Hope University Oliver Richmond, University of Manchester Erin L. McCandless, New School University The Risks of Hybridity: Na onalist Hegemony in Sri Lanka David Lawrence Rampton, London School of Economics Suthaharan Nadarajah, School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London Hybridity as Prac ce: A Post‐Cons tu ve Approach to Researching Hybrid Processes in Liberia John Julian Graef, University of St. Andrews Hybridity recasted: Advancing an ontology of peacebuilding disposi fs TB42: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Evolu onary Ideas in Interna onal Poli cal Economy Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Poli cal Economy Anastasia G. Nesvetailova, City University London Jason Sharman, Gri th University Evolu on, Genes and Informa on Oliver Kessler, University of Erfurt The Evolu on of a Concept: “Liquidity” in Early Ins tu onal Poli cal Economy Anastasia G. Nesvetailova, City University London A theory of cross‐border di usion of ins tu ons and prac ces Ronen Peter Palan, City University London evolu onary economics and theories of nancial regula on Herman Schwartz, University of Virginia TB43: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Afghanistan: Can Outsiders Bring Success? Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Security Studies John A. Gentry, Na onal Intelligence University Carol Chris ne Fair, Georgetown University Private Security in Afghanistan: The Liabili es of Success M. Dee Beutel, University of Miami Hope In Helmand: A Start for Assessing the US Counterinsurgency E ort in Afghanistan Frank "Sco " C Douglas, U.S. Naval War College Fiscal Pathologies during War: Reconstruc on Spending Pa erns in Iraq and Afghanistan Carrie Lee Lindsay, Stanford University John Kendall, Stanford University The Canadian Experience at the Kandahar Provincial Reconstruc on Team: An Assessment of the Interagency Collabora on Caroline Leprince, University of Quebec in Montreal (UQAM) TB44: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM The Military and the State: Establishing a New Balance Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Security Studies Volker Franke, Kennesaw State University Chris ne S. Cheng, King's College London Whose security comes rst? Assessing di erent and compe ng interests in designing security sector reforms Andrew Christopher Blencowe, University of O awa Security Sector Reform in Costa Rica: Challenges of Security Sector Reform in Non‐Military Countries Oya Dursun-Ozkanca, Elizabethtown College Staying In Their Barracks: Military Decision Making During Democra c Transi ons Robert T. Brathwaite, Northern Illinois University TB45: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel Understanding Military Adapta on: Empirical and Methodological Challenges Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Interna onal Security Studies Adam Grissom, Georgetown University Adam Grissom, Georgetown University Where have all the 'strategic corporals' gone? Reassessing bo om‐up adapta on to counter‐insurgency in the U.S. Army? Sergio Ca gnani, University of Exeter, UK Combat Adap veness of U.S. Marines: Analysis of Adap ve Schemas and Behavior Through the Lens of Military Culture Ben Connable, King's College London Enablers and barriers of mul dimensional organiza onal learning, adapta on and innova on in IDF units engaged in irregular warfare Efrat Elron, Interna onal Peace Ins tute On Adapta on Frank G. Ho man, Na onal Defense University Does the System Work? Ba le eld Learning in Afghanistan American Style James A. Russell, Naval Postgraduate School TB46: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel Transna onal Business Governance Interac ons, Part 2: Outcomes and Impacts Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Errol Meidinger, SUNY Bu alo Law School Tim Bartley, Ohio State University Transna onal Business Governance (TBG) Interac ons in Global Finance: the role of business involvement for regulatory outcomes Burkard Eberlein, Schulich School of Business, York University (Toronto) Dieter Kerwer, University of Antwerp The poli cs of meta‐standard‐se ng in private sustainability governance: towards increased e ec veness or sustained confusion? Luc Fransen, Leiden University Private Interna onal Water Governance: Status and Impact on Local Water Policy Nicole Kranz, Freie Universität Berlin The impact of global‐local interac ons on regulatory performance of transna onal business governance ini a ves: a case of forest cer ca on in Russia Olga Malets, Technische Universitat Munchen Localizing the e ects of transna onal business governance interac ons: Percep ons of the legi macy of ISO and other global CSR standards‐se ers in Colombia and Canada Stepan Wood, York University The Global Di usion of Corporate Social Responsibility as an Outcome of TBG Interac ons: The Case of the Oil Industry Melanie Zimmer, Peace Research Ins tute TB47: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Simula ons and Ac ve Learning in Interna onal A airs Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Ac ve Learning in Interna onal A airs Ivan Dinev Ivanov, University of Cincinna Ivan Dinev Ivanov, University of Cincinna From Virtual to Real: Simula ng Con ict Dynamics in a Global Informa on Age Luba Levin-Banchik, Bar-Ilan University Chanan Naveh, Sapir College Israel Revisi ng the Passenger Name Records (PNR) Nego a ons? Teaching the EU by studying the a ects of shi ing power in European ins tu ons a er Lisbon. Eleanor E. Ze , Drake University Semester‐Long Simula ons in Interna onal Rela ons: Lessons from a(n) (Failed?) Experiment Noah Zerbe, Humboldt State University Department of Poli cs TB48: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel Peace Professionals: The Interna onal Di usion of Postcon ict Exper se Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Interna onal Poli cal Sociology Sandrine Lefranc, Centre Na onal de la Recherche Scien que Xavier Guignard, Université Paris I, IFPO Pales nian Territories The Emergence of Transi onal Jus ce as a Professional Interna onal Prac ce Sandrine Lefranc, Centre Na onal de la Recherche Scien que Frederic Vairel, University of O awa, School of Poli cal Studies Professionals of nego a ons in Pales ne: Interna onal careers and prac ces in The Pales nians‐Israelis context Xavier Guignard, Université Paris I, IFPO Pales nian Territories TB49: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel Where are the ‘Bad’ Cases? Confron ng the ‘Good Norms Problem’ in Interna onal Norm Di usion Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Interna onal Organiza on Carmen Wunderlich, Peace Research Ins tute Frankfurt Cli ord Bob, Duquesne University Tracing Convergence and Divergence in Counterterrorism Argumenta on in the U.S., the EU, and Russia Daniela I. Pisoiu, University of Hamburg Regina Heller, University of Hamburg Mar n Kahl, University of Hamburg China’s non‐western posi on on humanitarian interven on at the test of the Arab springs Nicola Contessi, McGill University Interna onal Criminal Jus ce in Peace Processes – Norma ve Di usion or ‘Peace versus Jus ce’ Confusion? Mark S. Kersten, London School of Economics The Good, the Bad, and the Bias: Towards a Reconceptualiza on of Norm Entrepreneurship Carmen Wunderlich, Peace Research Ins tute Frankfurt TB50: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel Giving Peace a Chance: Understanding the Sources of Non-Violent Foreign Policies Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Foreign Policy Analysis Benjamin Miller, University of Haifa Michael Cohen, The Centry Founda on Nik Emmanuel, Oklahoma State University Engaging Adversaries: Myths, Misconcep ons, and Paradoxes in U.S. Foreign Policy Je rey Fields, US Department of Defense Peaceful Extrovert Mood Years: An Opportunity for the United States to Promote Peace Joel Hartleroad, Hope College Jack E. Holmes, Hope College Birgit Poopuu, University of Tartu TB51: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Roundtable Obama and Beyond: Change and Con nuity in American Foreign Policy Foreign Policy Analysis Marc A. Genest, Naval War College David Shorr, Stanley Founda on Mark Lagon, Council on Foreign Rela ons TB52: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Cogni on and Foreign Policy Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. East Asian Regionalism at a Crossroad: A Plethora of Agreements to Disagree? Min Gyo Koo, Seoul Na onal University Compe ng to Cooperate: Roles of Provincial Governments in Chinese Approach to Regionalism Chisako Teshima Masuo, Kyushu University TB54: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Roundtable Chris an Realism in the White House? An Assessment of Reinhold Niebuhr's In uence on Barack Obama's Foreign Policy Sponsor(s): EU peacebuilding: building peace versus building an image? Chair Part. Part. Nobuhiro Hiwatari, University of Tokyo Determinants of the Prolifera on of Preferen al Trading Arrangements in East Asia Hiroyuki Hoshiro, Tokyo University Who’s Willing and Able? Recent Trends in Managing Con ict in Africa Sponsor(s): Financial Crises, Domes c Regimes, and Trade and Security Rela ons in the Asian‐Paci c Chair Part. Part. Part. Chair Disc. Foreign Policy Analysis David Bell Mislan, American University Jean A. Garrison, University of Wyoming Cogni ve Dissonance and Interna onal Security: Dilemmas, Deterrence, and Di cult Choices Ryan Beasley, University of St. Andrews Bridging the Micro‐Macro Divide: Evalua ng Poli cal Psychology in Interna onal Rela ons Anthony C. Lopez, Washington State University Coping With Hype and Hope: Cogni ve Dissonance in the Minds of Hungarians Deployed to Afghanistan, 2006‐2012 Péter Marton, Corvinus University of Budapest Pu ng the Synthesis of Psychology and Social Theory into Prac ce: A ribu ons and Prac ce Theory Mark Paradis, University of Southern California Role A ribu on in US‐Brazil Social Interac on: Status Recogni on and Denial Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Disc. Foreign Policy Analysis Interna onal Poli cal Economy Saori N. Katada, University of Southern California Mireya Solis, Brookings Ins tu on, American University Hiro Katsumata, Kanazawa University Recurring Cycles of Trade Protec onism: U.S. An ‐Dumping and Countervailing Duty Inves ga ons on Trade with Northeast Asia, 1973‐2013 June Park, Boston University Panel Interna onal Law Lauren M. Balasco, University of Delaware Marcia B. Hartwell, Research Scholar, Ronin Ins tute The Inter‐American Court of Human Rights’ Role in Repara ons: A Transi onal Jus ce Mechanism? Lauren M. Balasco, University of Delaware The healing poten al of truth‐telling a er con ict: An inves ga on of truth commission par cipa on in Solomon Islands and Timor‐Leste Holly Guthrey, University of Otago 'Glocalized' Transi onal Jus ce: Democra zing Interna onal Humanitarian Law in the Post‐Con ict Balkans Arnaud Kurze, George Mason University Law and Jus ce a er Ben Ali: Understanding Transi onal Jus ce in Tunisia Christopher K. Lamont, University of Groningen Transi onal jus ce process in comparison: Bosnia‐Herzegovina and Nepal Megumi Nishimura, Ritsumeikan University TB56: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Gender and the Arab Spring Sponsor(s): Leslie E. Wehner, German Ins tute of Global and Area Studies TB53: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel Economic and Security Rela ons and their Domes c Sources in the Asia-Paci c Jonathan Levi Cristol, Bard College William Inboden, University of Texas‐Aus n W. David Clinton, Baylor University Robert E. Williams, Pepperdine University TB55: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Transi onal Jus ce: Interna onal Law meets Local Reali es Sponsor(s): Panel Interna onal Ethics Chair Disc. Panel Compara ve Interdisciplinary Studies Feminist Theory and Gender Studies Peace Studies Devon Kyla Cantwell, University of Kansas Denise M. Horn, Northeastern University A Woman’s Place is in the Streets: Gender, Counterhegemony, and Islamist Reform Devon Kyla Cantwell, University of Kansas Unexpected outcomes of the Arab uprisings: Islamists and Gender Mainstreaming in Egyp an and Tunisian Poli cal Discourse Jasmine Gani, London School of Economics and Poli cal Science The Gender Equality Outcomes of Revolu on Purcella Sharron Smith Women in the Arab Spring: The Non‐Revolu on Tach ne Baida, Al Akhawayn University TB57: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Gender, Iden ty, and UN Peacekeeping Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Feminist Theory and Gender Studies Peace Studies Sponsor(s): The Importance of the “Mundane”: Peacekeeping Economies and Gender Rela ons in Liberia and DRC Kathleen M. Jennings, Fafo Yoshiko Yamada, Florida Interna onal University Yujia He, Georgia Ins tute of Technology Helge Hveem, University of Oslo The Role of Women in Peacemaking and Con ict Resolu on Timothy C. Lehmann, Hamilton College Bargaining prac ce and nego a on failure in Russia‐Ukraine gas rela ons David J. Tingle, Georgetown University Lipi Mukhopadhyay, Indian Ins tute of Public Admin Panel TB61: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Europe-Asia Energy Security Policies Sponsor(s): Interna onal Poli cal Economy Chair Disc. Disc. Kevin Young, UMass Amherst Daniel Mügge, University of Amsterdam The Two‐Tiered Poli cs of Financial Reform in the United States John T. Woolley, UCSB J. Nicholas Ziegler, University of California - Berkeley Ro en Luck and Professional Lobbying in Interna onal Financial Governance: Housing Bond Markets in the Post‐Crisis Banking Regime Iver Kjar, Copenhagen Business School Administra ve Procedures and Transna onal Regulatory Bodies: Industry Lobbies and the Basel Accords Elliot Posner, Case Western Reserve University Mobile Capital, Freer Markets, Limited Firm Exit: Financial Service Firms and the Poli cs of Exit, Voice, and Loyalty Meredith Wilf, Princeton University Structural power and organiza onal capaci es in nancial lobbying Interna onal Organiza on Gregory Gleason, George C. Marshall European Center Randall E. Newnham, Pennsylvania State University Stanislav L. Tkachenko, Saint Petersburg State University Pathways to European Integra on: Structure, Agency, and Con ngency A Fuzzy‐set Qualita ve Compara ve Analysis of Emerging Common European Energy Policy Mariam Dekanozishvili, University of South Carolina A New Type of Resource Curse or Endowment? Belarus and Georgia as Natural Resource Transit Countries Ruchan Kaya, University of Florida “Europe alone at home”: EU energy security policy a er the "oil shale revolu on" in the United States Susanne Peters, Kent State University The “Oil Weapon” Reversed? Assessing the American and European Oil Embargoes Against Iran Thijs Van de Graaf, Ghent University Panel c Study of Interna onal Processes Kristen Angela Harkness, University of Notre Dame Bethany Ann Lacina, University of Rochester Ginta T. Palubinskas, George Mason University TB62: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Insights into Violence: Forms New and Old Sponsor(s): Chair Cabinet Poli cs and Poli cal Survival in Africa Felix Bethke, University of Greifswald Explaining Coups d'État in Authoritarian Regimes Vincenzo Bove, University of Essex Mauricio Rivera, Department of Government, University of Essex Poli cal Replacement and Ins tu onal Quality Ma hew Fails, Oakland University State Capacity and the Response of Poli cal Leaders to Domes c Opposi on Steve R. Garrison, Midwestern State University Panel Bal c Energy Security: Reducing Strategic Vulnerability through the Introduc on of a Flexible Energy Infrastructure Cornelia Woll, Sciences Po Paris Chair Disc. Coali on for Interven on: Domes c Stakeholder Interests in U.S. Rare Earth Trade Rela ons with China Strategic Minerals and Great Power Rivalry Maria Jansson, Dept. of Poli cal Science, Stockholm University, Sweden Maud Eduards, Dept. of Poli cal Science, Stockholm university Scien Emily Meierding, Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies, Geneva Tim S. DiMuzio, University of Wollongong Asymmetric Dependence Revisited. The case of minerals Strong, Fit and Healthy Blue Berets: Addressing Women and Health in UN Security Council Resolu ons Sponsor(s): Interna onal Poli cal Economy Ida Bas aens, University of Pi sburgh Japan’s Peacekeeping Opera ons: Construc ng honorable and masculine Japan TB59: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Responding to Threats to Regime Stability Panel Foreign Direct Investment in Oil‐Rich Nondemocracies John McMahon, The Graduate Center, CUNY Chair Disc. Chair Disc. Depoli ciza on, Essen aliza on, or Transforma on? UN Women’s Representa ons of Men and Masculinity Sponsor(s): Carl Henrik Knutsen, University of Oslo Haavard M. Nygaard, University of Oslo TB60: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM The IPE of Strategic Natural Resources Natalie Florea Hudson, University of Dayton Kara L. Ellerby, University of Delaware TB58: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Na onal and Interna onal Lobbying in the Financial Sector Explaining the Instability of Inconsistent Regimes Disc. Panel Peace Studies Jana Krause, Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies Richard Jackson, University of Otago, New Zealand Democra c Di usion and the perils of Poli cal Violence: Lessons from Africa Dauda Abubakar, University of Michigan Flint Democra za on and Poli cal Violence: Capturing the Whole Process Lutz F. Krebs, Maastricht University Explaining spa al and temporal varia on in Ma a violence: The case of Southern Italy Francesco Moro, University of Florence Andrea Petrella, Universitat Pompeu Fabra Salvatore Sberna, European University Ins tute TB66: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Feminism and IPE: Gendered Reads of Economic Concepts Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Prone to Con ict, but Resilient to Violence: Why Civil Wars Some mes Do Not Happen: Insights from Peru and Bolivia Panel Feminist Theory and Gender Studies Interna onal Poli cal Economy Jennifer Lobasz, University of Delaware Chris ne B. N. Chin, American University Global Trade and Its E ects on China’s Female Labor Market Witold Mucha, University Duisburg-Essen Di erent and yet alike? The Causes of Violent Forms in El Salvador and Jamaica Hannes Warnecke, University of Leipzig Shiwei Jiang, Old Dominion University Di used working condi ons and the condi on of resistant ‘ac on potency’ Beatrice Müller, University of Marburg TB63: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel De Facto States, Agression and Norma ve Content: Contested Norms and Prac ces in the Contemporary States System Construc ng an Explicitly Feminist 'Everyday Interna onal Poli cal Economy' Analy cal Framework Sponsor(s): Interna onal Aging: A Feminist Cri que of Neoliberal Trends in Elder Care Policy in Sweden and Alberta, Canada. Chair Disc. Disc. Interna onal Law English School Janina Dill, University of Oxford Mark Raymond, Balsillie School of Interna onal A airs Mikael Baaz, University of Gothenburg The Poli cal Origins of the Interna onal Rules for Internal Con icts Maria Pozza, University of Otago Di usion of norms of Interna onal Interven on: Does size ma er, or West versus the Rest? Bruno Reis, Na onal Defence Ins tute - Lisbon & King's College London “Criminalizing mercenaries and norm regress” Panel The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Maria Koinova, Warwick University Nikola Mirilovic, University of Central Florida Dynamics of Di usion in Diaspora Poli cs: A Rela onal Typology Ariel I. Ahram, Virginia Tech John Gledhill, University of Oxford Diaspora Ins tu onal Reformers: Catalyzing economic and social reforms in Ethiopia and Egypt Jennifer Marie Brinkerho , George Washington University The Transformers: Immigra on and Localized Knowledge Development Natasha Iskander, New York University Restora ve Jus ce: Di usion in Transna onal Diaspora Ac vism towards Bosnia‐Herzegovina Maria Koinova, Warwick University The di usion of diaspora policies: a quali‐quan ta ve study Francesco Ragazzi, Leiden University & CERI Sciences Po Transna onal Diaspora Na onalist Movements and the Di usion of Extremist Violence: Comparing Terrorist Techniques of the Sri Lankan Tamils and the Pales nians in Israel Nikolaos Biziouras, United States Naval Academy Panel Interna onal Poli cal Economy Ma hew C. Morgan, York University Ma hew C. Morgan, York University Footprints of the Le and Right: Poli cal Par es and the Use of Tax Policy in La n America's Emerging Markets Chris na Wagner Faegri, University of Southern California Taxa on and Redistribu on: Strategies to Promote Equity through Taxa on in Contemporary La n America Chris na Wagner Faegri, University of Southern California The Triple Taxa on Collision facing the High Income Countries: Growth, Distribu on, and Interna onal Mobility Constraints Sarah Percy, University of Western Australia Chair Disc. TB67: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Taxa on and Redistribu on Chair Disc. Space Assets Protocol Sponsor(s): Gabrielle Elise Be s, Carleton University Sponsor(s): Giovanni Man lla, University of Minnesota TB64: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Di usion Pa erns in Transna onal Diaspora Poli cs Stephanie Margaret Redden, Carleton University Robert T. Kudrle, University of Minnesota Globaliza on, Social Cleavages, and Tax Policies Hoon Lee, Texas Tech University Wonjae Hwang, University of Tennessee Shi ing the Burden: Redistribu on Through Taxa on A er Globaliza on Melissa Ziegler Rogers, Claremont Graduate University Taxing Choices: Interna onal Markets, Democracy and the Transforma on of Corporate Tax Policy Duane Swank, Marque e University TB68: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel Global Rise, Regional Resistance? Explaining the Paradox of India’s Foreign Policy as a Contested Rising Power Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Disc. Disc. Foreign Policy Analysis Dinshaw Mistry, University of Cincinna Anit Mukherjee, CASI, University of Pennsylvania Dinshaw Mistry, University of Cincinna Rani D. Mullen, College of William & Mary Explaining India’s Constraints on US‐India Climate Change Agreement Shivaji Kumar, Ohio State University India’s West Asia (Middle East) policy: regional aspira on or global agenda? Nicolas Blarel, Indiana University, Bloomington India’s Afghan policy: reconciling global ambi on and regional impera ves? Olivier Blarel, Sciences Po Paris Contested Leadership: explaining Pakistan’s constant resistance against India amidst domes c and interna onal transforma ons since 1988 Hannes Ebert, GIGA German Ins tute of Global and Area Studies India’s choice between mul lateralism and bilateralism: just a ques on of scale? Raphaëlle Khan, India Ins tute, King's College London The Rise of India as a Major Power in Asia Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Silvana Schimanski, Universidade de Brasília (UNB) TB71: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel Di usion of IR Theory: The End of The Western and the Rise of Chinese IR Theory Sponsor(s): Manjeet Pardesi, Indiana University TB69: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Theorizing Governance in Europe Not A Ma er of Coincidence: Brazil’s and India’s Par cipa on at Trade Facilita on Nego a ons of World Trade Organiza on (WTO) Panel Theory The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Sabine Saurugger, Sciences Po Grenoble Can E. Mutlu, University of O awa Di using Governance by Comparison, Resis ng Governance by Law: Modelling the EU on experts networks Nina Boeger, University of Bristol Joseph Corkin, Middlesex University, Law Department Democra c Representa on in the EU: Two Kinds of Subjec vity Dawid G. Friedrich, Leuphana University of Lüneburg Di usion of Democracy in Europe? The Impact of the Eurozone Crisis on the EU´s "Democra c De cit" Petr Kratochvil Zdenek Sychra, Masaryk University, Brno, Czech Republic Di usion in a mul level governance system: is there a sovereignty problem ? Sabine Saurugger, Sciences Po Grenoble On the behavioral independence of na onal o cials in interna onal bureaucracies Jarle Trondal, University of Oslo Ci zenship and the interna onal governance of human mobility: theore cal re ec ons and current transforma ons in the context of Europeaniza on Chenchen Zhang, Université libre de Bruxelles Chair Disc. Disc. Disc. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Yongjin Zhang, University of Bristol Arlene Beth Tickner, University of the Andes Peter Marcus Kristensen, University of Copenhagen Nele Noesselt, GIGA German Ins tute of Global and Area Studies Adap ng and Developing Chinese IR Theories: A Di erent Learning Curve Richard Weixing Hu, Uninversity of Hong Kong Why There is No Chinese IR Theory? Yiwei Wang, Renmin University Xueqing Han, Tongji University Before the Arrival of the Chinese School of IR ‐‐The Di usion of Ideas and Three Epistemic Turns in Chinese IR Yongjin Zhang, University of Bristol Between the idiosyncra c and the universal: Making sense of IR theory with Chinese characteris cs Gustaaf Geeraerts, Vrije Universiteit Brussel Let Intellectual History Enlighten the Chinese School Xiao Ren, Fudan University Balance of rela onship: A Confucian route to systemic IR Chih-yu Shih, Na onal Taiwan University Chiung-Chiu Huang, University of Denver TB72: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Causes and Consequences of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in the Developing World Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Interna onal Poli cal Economy Lorraine Eden, Texas A&M University Helen Milner, Princeton University TB70: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel Brazilian Foreign Rela ons: Bilateral and Mul lateral Engagement Security Policy and FDI in the Developing World Sponsor(s): Decentraliza on, Quality of Bureaucracy, and Foreign Direct Investment: Evidence from the Russian Regions Chair Disc. Foreign Policy Analysis Eve Bratman, American University Mario E. Carranza, Texas A&M University‐Kingsville The Brazilian South‐South rela ons in numbers Juliana Jeronimo Costa, University of Sao Paulo Failing the FTAA: American Mispercep on of Brazilian Foreign Policy Daniel Guedes de Andrade, Simon Fraser University Bilateral Rela ons Through Mul lateral Organiza ons: An Analysis of Brazil‐United States Bilateral Rela ons Through the United Na ons General Assembly Vo ng Records Raquel Gon jo, PUC Minas Brazilian Foreign Policy Under Lula's Administra on Priscila Morrone, FMU Double Embeddedness and Interna onal Empowerment: A Study of Brazil’s and India's Trade Policy Vinicius Guilherme Rodrigues Vieira, University of Oxford Panel Colin M. S. Barry, Binghamton University Leonardo Baccini, London School of Economics and Poli cal Science Quan Li, Texas A&M University Irina Mirkina, IMT Lucca Economic Shock, Poli cal Shi s, and Sovereign The : The Domes c and Interna onal Determinants of Investment Expropria on Nathan Jensen, Washington University Noel Johnston, Washington University in St. Louis Chia-yi Lee, Washington University in St. Louis Abdulhadi Sahin, Washington University in St Louis Opportunis c Taxa on under Varying Costs of Redeployment: Evidence from the Auto Industry in La n America Pablo M. Pinto, Columbia University San ago Pinto, West Virginia University Taxing Mul na onals in Developing Countries Lorraine Eden, Texas A&M University Foreign Direct Investment, Aid, and Social Infrastructures in the Developing World Sijeong Lim, University of Washington TB73: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel Social Movements and Power in the Global Poli cal Economy Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Global Development Interna onal Poli cal Economy Lucian Mark Ashworth, Memorial University of Newfoundland L. H.M. Ling, The New School Voices of the Marginalized in Global Economic Ins tu ons: Case Studies from the An ‐Mining Movement in Central American and the Food Sovereignty Movement in Southeast Asia Robin Broad, American University The Interna onal Labor Organiza on and Its Margins: Tripar sm as Selec ve Representa on Marieke Louis, Sciences Po Paris Including Peasants in Global Poli cs Nora McKeon, Roma Tre University Countering Marginaliza on: Lessons from Eleven Global Mobiliza ons Jan Aart Scholte, University of Warwick Counter‐Hegemonic Networks and the Transforma on of Global Climate Poli cs: Rethinking Movement‐State Rela ons Jackie Smith, University of Pi sburgh TB74: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel Speaking with a Single Voice? The EU as an Interna onal Actor Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. European Union Studies Associa on Liesbet Hooghe, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Joseph H. Jupille, University of Colorado In Search of a Common Jurisprudence: Bri sh Law Lords and the European Court of Jus ce Kelley Li lepage, University of Oregon Regional Coherence vs. Global E ec veness? The EU’s role in the ILO and the Di usion of Interna onal Labour Standards Bregt Saenen, Ghent University A Cacophony of Voices? The EU’s Cohesiveness in the Nego a on of Bilateral and Mul lateral Trade Nego a ons Eugenia da Conceicao-Heldt, TU Dresden Revisi ng EU Actorness in Environmental A airs Tom Delreux, University of Louvain Divide and Conquer: How China Can Exploit the Mul plicity of Investment Rules in the EU Sophie Meunier, Princeton University The European Union and the United States: Compe on, Convergence and the EU’s Changing Role in Transatlan c Rela ons Michael H. Smith, Loughborough University TB75: Thursday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel Social Actors in African Poli cs: Unearthing Pa erns of Poli cal Engagement and Interac on with States Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. African Poli cs Conference Group Peter A. VonDoepp, University of Vermont Leonardo R. Arriola, University of California, Berkeley A Cross‐Na onal Analysis of the Distribu on of Energy NGOs across Africa Jennifer Brass, Indiana University Con guring and Contes ng Power Online: The Role of Online Social Networks in Kenya’s 2013 Elec on Jennifer De Maio, California State University, Northridge The Law Society as Counter‐Weight to the State? Evidence from Eastern and Southern Africa Rachel Elle , Beloit College A Cross‐na onal Analysis of Media Harassment in Africa Peter A. VonDoepp, University of Vermont TC01: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Roundtable The Garrison State In Compara ve Perspec ve: Descrip on, Explana on, and Implica ons for Representa ve Democracy Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Foreign Policy Analysis Interna onal Security Studies David Sylvan, Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies Stephen John Majeski, University of Washington Mary Dudziak, Emory University School of Law Desmond King, University of Oxford Bartholomew Sparrow, University of Texas at Aus n TC02: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Roundtable in Honor of James N. Rosenau Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Roundtable The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) David C. Earnest, Old Dominion University Pierre Vercauteren, Catholic University of Louvain James H. Mi elman, American University Peter Katzenstein, Cornell University Ole Rudolf Hols Yale H. Ferguson, Rutgers University Jennifer Knerr, Paradigm Publishers Margaret G. Hermann, Syracuse University TC03: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM What is Hampering the Di usion of Democracy? Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Rachel Vanderhill, Wheaton College Ma hew D. Crosston, Bellevue University Di usion of Democracy: Norma ve Encounter of Democra c Narra ve of Governance and the Alterna ves Nima Baghdadi, Florida Interna onal University Interna onal Rivalry and Authoritarianism: Does Rivalry Hinder Democracy? Charity Butcher, Kennesaw State University Lenin Lives! Revolu onary Legacies and Resistance to Liberal Democracy in Russia and Cuba Judith S. Kullberg, Eastern Michigan University Richard Stahler-Sholk, Eastern Michigan University Di usion Resisted? Iran’s Green Movement and the Challenge of Democra za on Mojtaba Mahdavi, University of Alberta The Long Arab Spring: Why Democra c Di usion is Slower in the Arab World Milind Thakar, University of Indianapolis Ac ve Resistance to Democra c Di usion Rachel Vanderhill, Wheaton College TC04: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Surviving the Poli cs of Academe Sponsor(s): Chair Coord. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Innova ve Panel ISA Innova ve Panel Sponsor(s): Rose McDermo , Department of Poli cal Science, Brown University Patrick James, University of Southern California Saori N. Katada, University of Southern California Tim Dunne, University of Queensland Kelly M. Kadera, University of Iowa Robert E. Williams, Pepperdine University Sean Giovanello, Elon University TC05: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Junior Scholar Symposium Paths to War; Paths to Peace Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. David A. Lake, University of California San Diego JSS Group Jacob Aronson, University of Maryland Deniz Cil, University of Maryland "Should I Stay or Should I Go": The Determinants of Dissident Reac on to a Regime Repression and Reform during Poli cal Unrest Amy King, Memorial University of Newfoundland Jus ce De ected? The Uses and Abuses of Customary Transi onal Jus ce Mechanisms Adam Kochanski, University of O awa Acknowledgement without Ac on: Exploring Public Discourse a er Genocide and the Long‐term E ects on Peace The War me Basis of Postwar State‐Building: Civil War, Resource Rents and State‐Building Molla Reda, University of Minnesota Disc. JSS Group Junior Scholar Symposia Sara McLaughlin Mitchell, University of Iowa Nonviolent Ac on and Peace Processes: The E ect of Civil Resistance on the Ini a on, Comple on and Implementa on of Peace Agreements Ma hew J. Chandler, University of Notre Dame Tribal Cohesion and Military Behavior in the American Indian Wars Je Friedman, Harvard University Jeremy R. Backstrom, University of North Texas Abusers as Opportunists? Violence against Civilians and Unreliable Combatants in Civil Wars Outside the Ba le eld: In‐group Poli cal Dynamics of Civil War Nego a ons Hande S. Ogutcu, Binghamton University (SUNY) Theodore McLauchlin, McGill University The Escala on of Protest Movements: From Demonstra ons to Civil War Kirssa Cline Ryckman, University of Arizona Disc. Rhoda E. Howard‐Hassmann, Wilfrid Laurier University Nizar Messari, Al Akhawayn The Impact of the Lack of Gender Jus ce in the Truth and Reconcilia on Commission on the Structural Inequality of Women in South Africa Sponsor(s): Michael P. Colaresi, Michigan State University The Compara ve Role of Collec ve Punishment and Public Goods in Securing Civilian Loyalty Sponsor(s): Junior Scholar Symposia TC05-D: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Ending Violence: The Complexity of Peace Junior Scholar Symposia TC05-B: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Popula on Dynamics and Civil War Disc. Disc. JSS Group Gabriella M. Prui , American University Junior Scholar Symposia TC05-A: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Repression and Domes c Unrest Sponsor(s): TC05-C: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Post-Con ict Challenges JSS Group Junior Scholar Symposia Kris an Skrede Gleditsch, University of Essex Complex Interdependence Between Post‐Secession Dyads: Does it Prevent Con ict Recurrence? Joel K. Day, University of Denver Do Refugees Trigger Con ict? Ethnic Composi on, Country of Origin and the Loca on of Civil War Events Kers n C. Fisk, Claremont Graduate University Secession and the Domes c Democra c Peace Ryan Gri ths, University of Sydney Unmending Wall: The Transna onal Dimension of Recurring Civil Wars Philip Mats Tantow, University of Bremen / Jacobs University Bremen “Greedy” Spoilers: Violence and Bargaining in Peace Processes Andrew G. Reiter, Mount Holyoke College TC06: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Roundtable Presiden al Theme Roundtable—The Global Di usion of Human Rights: Mechanisms and Outcomes Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Karen Alter, Northwestern University and ICourts University of Copenhagen Karen Alter, Northwestern University and ICourts University of Copenhagen Ru G. Teitel, New York Law School Kathryn Sikkink, University of Minnesota Thomas Risse, Freie Universitat Berlin Emilie Hafner‐Burton, University of California San Diego Erik Voeten, Georgetown University TC07: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel Presiden al Theme Panel—Di usion And Resistance: Promo ng Norms on Gender and Children Across Regions Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Bad Banks as a Response to Crises: When Do Governments Use Them, and Why Does Their Design Di er? Mark Hallerberg Christopher Gandrud, Yonsei University The Poli cs of Financial Crisis Response Phillip Y. Lipscy, Stanford University Jacqui True, Monash University Ma hew A. Evangelista, Cornell University Assessing the Impact of Family Law on Women and Girls in the Islamic World Lisa Blaydes, Stanford University Jeremy M Weinstein, Stanford University TC10: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Meet the ISA Editors Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. The Hague Conven on and Poli cs of Intercountry Adop on Marijke Breuning, University of North Texas Children, Con ict and Interna onal Rela ons Bina D'Costa, Australian Na onal University Katrina N. Lee-Koo, Australian Na onal University Roundtable ISA Sponsored Brian Michael Pollins, The Ohio State University James M. Sco , Texas Chris an University Jef Huysmans, Open University Janice Bially Ma ern, Na onal University of Singapore Paul F. Diehl, University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign Karen Rasler, Indiana University Douglas A. Van Belle, Victoria University of Wellington Security Di using? Gender, Norms and Peace Agreements Kara L. Ellerby, University of Delaware Held Up at Borders: Enforcing Gender Norms and Norma vi es in North America and Social Jus ce Feminist Resistance Sponsor(s): Marianne H. Marchand, University of the Americas, Puebla Anne Sisson Runyan, University of Cincinna TC08: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel A Retrospec ve on the Work of Susan Strange: Structure, Power, Knowledge, and Norms Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Interna onal Poli cal Economy Jonathan Kirshner, Cornell University Randall D. Germain, Carleton University Money, Power and Crisis Revisi ng the Structural Power of Capital: Susan Strange, Knowledge Structures, and the Global Financial Crisis Chair Disc. A Reconsidera on of the Strange’s Views on the IPE Interna onal Security Studies Michael J. Williams, University of London Alexandra Gheciu, University of O awa Chris Brown, London School of Economics and Poli cal Science Joseph S. Nye Jr., Harvard University John Mearsheimer, University of Chicago Anand Menon, University of Birmingham Panel Interna onal Security Studies Juan Vargas, Universidad del Rosario Jacob Shapiro, Princeton University Nego a on, Repe on, Reputa on: Peacekeeping and Links between Civil Wars Helen Milner, Princeton University Strange Power: investment ows and structural power in the global economy Herman Schwartz, University of Virginia Ahead of her Time?: Re ec ons on Susan Strange’s contribu ons to contemporary poli cal economy Susan K. Sell, George Washington University Anjali Dayal, Georgetown University E ec veness Ma ers: Modeling Ba le eld Success and the Outcome of Domes c Armed Con icts Zachary Jones, University of Georgia Interna onal Dimensions of Revolu ons Haavard M. Nygaard, University of Oslo States and Interna onal Ins tu ons in the Thought of Susan Strange: strategies or instruments? Switching Sides During Civil War Diana Tussie Chair Disc. Part. Part. Part. Sponsor(s): A. Claire Cutler, University of Victoria Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. TC12: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Combatant Behavior in Civil War Benjamin J. Cohen, University of California, Santa Barbara TC09: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM The Poli cal Consequences of Financial Crises TC11: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Roundtable Back to the Future? (in)Stability in Europe and the Relevance of Neorealism a er 1989 Panel Interna onal Poli cal Economy Miles Kahler, University of California San Diego Miles Kahler, University of California San Diego Global Imbalances, Housing Prices, and Par san Fiscal Policies J. Lawrence Broz, Univeristy of California, San Diego Ben Ansell, University of Minnesota Societal expecta ons, crises, and poli cal punishment Je rey Chwieroth, London School of Economics and Poli cal Science Andrew Walter, University of Melbourne Ben Oppenheim, UC Berkeley Abbey Steele, Syracuse University Juan Vargas, Universidad del Rosario Michael L. Weintraub, Georgetown University Joining the War: A Cross‐Study Meta‐Analysis Juan Esteban Ugarriza, El Rosario University (Colombia) Enzo Nussio, Universidad de los Andes, Bogotá Escala on, De‐Escala on, and Intergroup Dynamics Martha Crenshaw, Stanford University Aila M. Matanock, Stanford University Brenna Marea Powell, Stanford University TC13: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel Explaining Change in Global Financial Governance: Incrementalism Revisited Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Disc. Interna onal Poli cal Economy Conceiving Disasters: A Study of how Pursuing Short Term Gains Some mes Leads to High Accumula ve Costs Ranan David Kuperman, University of Haifa Con nuity and Change in Views of the US Foreign Policy Elite Seyed Hamidreza Serri, Florida Interna onal University Daniel Mügge, University of Amsterdam Eric Helleiner, University of Waterloo Cornelia Woll, Sciences Po Paris Balance of Power, Domes c Change, and Military Interven on Luca Tardelli, London School of Economics Transgovernmentalism and The Incremental Dynamics of Macropruden al Policy Development TC16: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel Ten Years a er the Tehran Agreement: Revisi ng the Iranian Nuclear Crisis Andrew Baker, Queen's University Belfast Con nuity of Expert Rule: Global accountancy regula on a er the crisis Sponsor(s): Chair Sebas an Botzem, Social Science Research Center Berlin Disc. S ll global in life and na onal in death? Post crisis cross‐border resolu on of banks Elina K.M. Eloranta, University of Tampere The clash of the Basel and Geneva paths of global economic governance: Reconciling regulatory exibility and nancial stability in the treatment of trade nance in Basel III Russian posi on towards Iranian Nuclear Program, or how di usion of interna onal events can foreshadow percep on on threats Jens L. Mortensen, University of Copenhagen The Wall Street‐Main Street Complex? The Role of Financial and Corporate Coali ons in Post‐Crisis Financial Regulatory Change Explaining Incremental Change in the A ermath of the Global Financial Crisis: Change agents, veto players, and the ins tu onal constraints of global nancial governance Panel Charlie Glaser, George Washington University Charlie Glaser, George Washington University Cyber Deterrence Panel Interna onal Organiza on Sami Makki, Sciences Po & CERAPS, Lille (France) John King Gamble, Pennsylvania State University From Agent to Principal: Foreign Aid Policy in the European Union Ma hias Englert, TU-Darmstadt, IANUS Bargaining with Nuclear Weapons: Deterrence and the Diplomacy of Violence Anne Harrington de Santana, Monterey Ins tute, Center for Nonprolifera on Studies Gina Mar nez, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Choosing a Coopera on Partner for Own Bene ts: Non‐ governmental Organiza ons in the EU Daphne Network Vladislava Petrova, Southern Illinois University Explaining Unilateralism and Mul lateralism in European Union’s External Rela ons Assessing Deterrence Kathleen M. Vogel, Cornell University Juris Pupcenoks, Marist College Enhancing Dissuasion in Deterring State and Non‐State BW Development Power rela ons between the European Union and Africa: Aid, Trade, and Migra on. Sonia Ben Ouagrham Gormley, George Mason University Panel Foreign Policy Analysis Charles F. Hermann, Texas A&M University Steven Hook, Kent State University Con nuity and Change in U.S.‐China Rela ons: Domes c Poli cs and the Evolu on of the Uncomfortable Partnership in the Obama Era Jean A. Garrison, University of Wyoming Stay the Course or Change: Foreign Policy Decisions in Response to Bad News Charles F. Hermann, Texas A&M University Ariane Mitra Tabatabai, King's College London Chair Disc. Lynn Eden, Stanford University Chair Disc. The European Union and Iran’s Nuclear Discourse Sponsor(s): The Global Contradic ons of Nuclear Threat Sponsor(s): Money can't buy you love: EU member states and Iranian nuclear program 2002‐2009 TC17: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM European Union Foreign Policy: Aid, Trade & Humanitarian Interven on Interna onal Security Studies TC15: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM When Does Foreign Policy Change Peter Jones, University of O awa Michal Onderco, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam Eleni Tsingou, Copenhagen Business School Chair Disc. Na vidad Fernandez-Sola, University of Zaragoza (Spain); Visi ng Professor Higher School of Economics, Moscow Track Two Diplomacy as “A Key Actor” in the Iran Nuclear Crisis: Making a Contribu on, or Ge ng in the Way? Stefano Pagliari, London School of Economics Kevin Young, UMass Amherst Sponsor(s): Cindy Vestergaard, Danish Ins tute for Interna onal Studies (DIIS) Benjamin Kienzle, King's College London Correc ng misbehavior? Promo ng jus ce? An analysis of the EU ac on against the threat of a nuclear‐armed Iran Mar n B. Carstensen, Copenhagen Business School TC14: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Producing and Di using the Deterrent E ect Interna onal Security Studies Tine Van Criekinge, London School of Economics and Poli cal Science TC18: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM New Data for the Scien c Study of Con ict Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Scien c Study of Interna onal Processes Michael E. Aleprete, Westminster College Megan Shannon, Florida State University Explaining the Evolu on of Interac on Opportuni es across Interna onal Borders Michael E. Aleprete, Westminster College Aaron Michael Ho man, Purdue University Panel The Anna Karenina Principle: Heterogeneous Nonevents in Interna onal Rela ons Theory and Prac ce in Liberal Thought Beate Jahn, University of Sussex Bear F. Braumoeller, Ohio State University Theorizing and Doing as Dis nct Ac vi es: Implica ons for IR Theory Construc ng the COW 5.0 Intrastate War Datasets: New Discoveries, New Coding Problems Terry Nardin, Na onal University of Singapore Je rey S. Dixon, Texas A&M University - Central Texas Meredith Reid Sarkees, Global Women's Leadership in Interna onal Security (GWLIS) TC23: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel The Spread of Human Tra cking and An -Tra cking Policies Sponsor(s): Comparability in Poli cal Event Data Sets Philip A. Schrodt, Pennsylvania State University Chair Disc. Con ict Issues In Non‐State Con ict – A New Dataset Nina von Uexküll, Uppsala University Therese E. Pe ersson, Uppsala Con ict Data Program Pa erns of CBRN Use by Non‐State Actors: Analyzing the Evidence Ronald L. Breiger, University of Arizona Paul Murray, University of Arizona Lauren E. Pinson, University of Maryland (START) TC19: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Rethinking the Rule of Law Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Roundtable Compara ve Interdisciplinary Studies Sai Felicia Krishna‐Hensel, Auburn Montgomery Henry (Chip) Carey, Georgia State University George J. Andreopoulos, City University of New York Dorota J. Gierycz, City University of New York Diploma c Studies Interna onal Communica on Sponsor(s): Chair Honoree Part. Part. Part. Part. Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Richard W. Frank, University of Sydney Judith Kelley, Duke University Paule e Lloyd, AAAS Fellow and Foreign Policy Analyst, U.S. State Department Beth Ann Simmons, Harvard University The Di usion of Global Prohibi on Norms: Sexual Exploita on, Forced Labor, and Organ Tra cking Laura Gomez Mera, Unversity of Miami Perceived Rela ve Depriva on and Risk: An Aspira on‐Based Model of Vulnerability Cecilia Mo, Vanderbilt University The Shadow of White Slavery: Aboli on, Rescue, and Tes monies of the Tra cked in Contemporary Human Tra cking Discourse TC24: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel Governance Transfer by Regional Organiza ons 1: Africa, the Middle East, and Asia Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Roundtable Interna onal Ethics Interna onal Law The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Vera van Hüllen, Freie Universität Berlin Liesbet Hooghe, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Regional Organisa ons vs. Inter‐Regional Di usion: Can Regionalist Projects Lock In Poli cal Systems? Alessandra Russo, Scuola Superiore Sant'Anna Governance Transfer by ECOWAS and its impact in situa ons of uncons tu onal power accessions and prolonga ons Paul Wapner, American University Richard Falk, University of California Santa Barbara Robin Broad, American University Asli Bali, University of California, Los Angeles Lisa Hajjar, University of California, Santa Barbara Rob B. J. Walker, University of Victoria and PUC‐Rio TC22: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Theory and Prac ce 1: in Theory Using children in war: Cross‐na onal pa erns of child soldier recruitment Gunther Peck, Duke University Antoneta Vanc, Quinnipiac University R. S. Zaharna, American University Kathy R. Fitzpatrick, Quinnipiac University Amelia H. Arsenault, Georgia State University Bruce Gregory, George Washington University / Georgetown University Eytan Gilboa, Bar‐Ilan University TC21: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Honoring Richard Falk's Scholarship Judith Kelley, Duke University Peter Andreas, Brown University The Power of Social Pressure: US E orts to Criminalize Human Tra cking World Wide TC20: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Roundtable Cri cal Issues in Public Diplomacy: Power, Ethics and E ec veness Sponsor(s): The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Christof Hartmann, University of Duisburg-Essen Kai Striebinger, Freie Universität Berlin - Berlin Graduate School for Transna onal Studies Governance Transfer by SADC Panel Interna onal Ethics Theory Peer Schouten, University of Gothenburg Piki Ish‐Shalom, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem Shedding Light on the ‘Dark Ages’: Late‐Medieval Interna onal Rela ons Prac oners and the Theory/Prac ce Divide Julia Costa Lopez, University of Oxford Theory and Prac ce: Kan an Ques ons Andrew Davenport, University of Sussex The Problem of Prac cal Authority in IR Christoph Humrich, University of Groningen/The Netherlands Anna Van Der Vleuten, Radboud University Nijmegen Merran Hulse, Radboud University Governance Export by Regional Organiza ons: The Case of ASEAN Anja Elisabeth Jetschke, University of Gö ngen Building norms but missing rou nes in their implementa on. Governance transfer and the African Union Julia Leininger, German Development Ins tute (DIE) Governance Transfer by Regional Organiza ons in the Middle East and North Africa. A New Spring for the Arab League? Vera van Hüllen, Freie Universität Berlin TC25: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM New Management Prisms for Intelligence Systems Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Funding Failure: The Interna onal System, Foreign Aid, and State Capacity Jeremy L. Wells, Louisiana State University Intelligence Studies Jon Rosenwasser, US O ce of the Director of Na onal Intelligence Jon Rosenwasser, US O ce of the Director of Na onal Intelligence TC28: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Russia in the Asia-Paci c: Regime Maker or Regime Taker? Sponsor(s): Chair US Intelligence Community as a Complex Adap ve System Aleksandra Maria Bielska, King's College London Disc. Intelligence: Learning from Knowledge Management Dalene Duvenage, 4Knowledge Analysis Solu ons, South Africa The Intelligence Community as a High Reliability Organiza on Joe Faragone, University of O awa TC26: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel Global and Regional Pressures: ASEAN’s Ins tu onal Challenges The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Alice D. Ba, University of Delaware Vincent W. Wang, University of Richmond Carolina Galicia Hernandez, Ins tute for Strategic and Development Studies Pek Koon Heng, American University Pushpa Thambipillai, ISEAS, Singapore Russia and the Six‐Party Talks: New Opportuni es Russia and Con ict Resolu on in the South China Sea Elizabeth Wishnick, Montclair State University TC29: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Health, Security, and the Global Governance of Bodies Sponsor(s): Chair ASEAN, Great Power Poli cs, and Poten al Ins tu onal Transforma on: EAS and ADMM Plus Disc. Kei Koga, Harvard University The ASEAN‐Way Diplomacy in Asia‐Paci c Regional Architecture Chyungly Lee, Ins tute of Interna onal Rela ons Panel Feminist Theory and Gender Studies Global Development Jana Krause, Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies Sheila Nair, Northern Arizona University Contes ng Gender Structures and Understandings of HIV: Research as Social Change in Malawi Emma L. Anderson, Leeds University The Rise of China and the Fall of ASEAN? How China’s Regional Rise A ects ASEAN’s Ins tu onal Development Shaun Narine, St. Thomas University The colonial present in interna onal development: The case of German interven ons in obstetric care in Tanzania Daniel Bendix, University of Manchester “Southeast Asia in the 21st Century: Re‐envisioning Sovereignty as Responsibility and ‘Response‐ability’?” See Seng Tan, S. Rajaratnam School of Interna onal Studies TC27: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Regional Actors and Crisis Management Choosing Rights: Interna onal In uences and the Adop on of Rights Language in HIV Advocacy Kris Heather Kenyon, University of Bri sh Columbia Panel Biopoli cal Governmentali es of Women’s Lives: Security, Development and Popula on Anita Lacey, The University of Auckland Compara ve Interdisciplinary Studies Magdalena Góra, Jagiellonian University, Krakow, Poland, Lund University, Sweden Joel R. Campbell, Troy University TC30: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Challenges of Chinese Foreign Policy Sponsor(s): The voice of a region? Recognising regional organisa ons as representa ves of global governance Stephen P. Aris, Swiss Federal Ins tute of Technology (ETH Zurich) The EU’s Engagement in Con ict Resolu on Beyond Its Borders: In Neighborhood, Mediterranean, and African Regions Mehtap Kara, Eastern Mediterranean University Chair Disc. Disc. Jean‐Marc F. Blanchard, Shanghai Jiaotong University Jingdong Yuan, University of Sydney Sco Kastner, University of Maryland Assessing the impact of Chinese outward FDI on Chinese Foreign Policy: A Need for Modera on Jean-Marc F. Blanchard, Shanghai Jiaotong University Steven F. Jackson, Indiana University of Pennsylvania cas y Panel Foreign Policy Analysis Regional Organiza ons and China’s Conceptualiza on of an Interna onal “Neighborhood” What is the role of decision‐making systems of regional integra on blocks the spread of the economic crisis? Celia Mar nez, Consejo Nacional de Inves gaciones Cien Técnicas Russia and ASEAN: Passage to Asia Paci c Engagement Tamara Troyakova, Far Eastern Federal University America’s “Re‐engagement” with ASEAN and East Asia: Its Impact on the Evolving Regional Architecture. Disc. Gaye Christo ersen, Hopkins-Nanjing Center, SAIS, Johns Hopkins University Sergey Sevas yanov, Far Eastern Federal University Patrick F. Walsh, Charles Sturt University Chair The Sino‐Russian Partnership: Central Asian Norm Di usion into the Asia‐Paci c Anglo‐Saxon (Universal?) Values Versus the “Asian Way” in Forming an Asia‐Paci c Regional Order and Russian Op ons Building be er intelligence frameworks through e ec ve governance. Sponsor(s): Gaye Christo ersen, Hopkins‐Nanjing Center, SAIS, Johns Hopkins University T. J. Pempel, University of California at Berkeley Artyom L. Lukin, Far Eastern Federal University Arthur Steven Hulnick, Boston University Chair Disc. Disc. Post Communist States The Russian Far East and the Asia‐Paci c: State‐Managed vs. Transna onal Integra on The Intelligence Legoland: Building Be er Models of the Intelligence Process Sponsor(s): Panel The Condi oning E ects of Aid Revisited: Chinese Foreign Assistance and Democracy in Africa Xiaojun Li, Stanford University Di usion of Regime Legi macy in the Two‐Level Game: The Delegi mizing Poten al of Na onalism in Chinese Foreign Rela ons Ning Liao, Old Dominion University Policy Entrepreneurs and Poli cal Pluraliza on in Chinese Foreign Policy Derek E. Steiger, University of Oklahoma The G20 debate on environmental issues: limits and possibili es Vinicius T. Oliveira, PUC Minas Mariana Balau Silveira, PUC Minas TC34: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Con ict-related Knowledge Produc on and Di usion: The Case of the Interna onal Crisis Group (ICG) Sponsor(s): Another reluctant superpower? Chinese preferences for becoming a hegemon Chair Chair Disc. Yue Zou, University of Nebraska-Lincoln Panel German Poli cal Science Associa on Berit Bliesemann de Guevara, Aberystwyth University Boris Wilke, Bielefeld University William Reno, Northwestern University TC31: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel Gender and Counter-Terrorism: Human Rights Perspec ves. Haun ng ghosts of a di cult past? The ICG and West Africa Sponsor(s): Distribu ng, Bridge Building and Legi mizing: ICG’s Func ons in Knowledge Di usion in Southeast Asia Chair Disc. Feminist Theory and Gender Studies Human Rights Caron Gentry, University of St Andrews Fionnuala Ni Aolain, University of Minnesota Law School Gender and global counter‐radicaliza on e orts: between essen alism and erasure Katherine Brown, Kings College London Margaret C. Gonzalez-Perez, Southeastern Louisiana University 'Interna onal Con ict Feminism' as Counter‐terrorism: The Seduc on of Power Chair Disc. Transna onal think‐thanks: advoca ng peacebuilding, assis ng regula on? Examining the role of ICG in external electoral interven ons in Bosnia‐Herzegovina Roland Kos c, Uppsala University TC35: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Worlding Beyond the West Sponsor(s): Vasuki Nesiah, New York University Sponsor(s): Sonja Grigat, O o-von-Guericke University Magdeburg Recipes for Interven on – The ICG imagines the Congo Kai J. Koddenbrock, University of Bremen Human Rights Viola ons and Women Terrorists ‐ an interna onal compara ve perspec ve. TC32: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Time, Temporality, and the Limits of Interna onal Rela ons Morten Boas, FAFO Ins tute for Applied Interna onal Studies Panel Interna onal Poli cal Sociology Nick Vaughan‐Williams, University of Warwick Alexandra M. Livingston, University of Aberdeen Genealogies of the future: specula on, utopia, futurology Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Roundtable Global Development David L. Blaney, Macalester College Meghana V. Nayak, Pace University Thomas J. Biersteker, The Graduate Ins tute, Geneva Andrei P. Tsygankov, San Francisco State University Yiwei Wang, Renmin University Pinar Bilgin, Bilkent University Navnita C. Behera, Delhi University Claudia E. Aradau, King's College London Just Killing Time Asli Calkivik, Istanbul Technical University Ethics and the Logic of the Future in IR Madeleine Fagan, University of Warwick Temporal Borders, Disciplinary Boundaries, and the Limits of Interna onal Rela ons Tom E. Lundborg, The Swedish Ins tute of Interna onal A airs Excep onal me(s) and the possibility of poli cs Pe er Narby, Lund University TC33: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel Divide and Conquer? Wielding In uence in Global Environmental Nego a ons Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Environmental Studies Sara Hughes, Na onal Center for Atmospheric Research Pamela Chasek, Manha an College Poli cal feasibility Commision rather than global sustainability conferences Steinar E. Andresen, Fridtjof Nansen Ins tute Responsiveness vs. In uence: Whom To Lobby in Interna onal Climate Nego a ons Carola Betzold, Swiss Federal Ins tute of Technology (ETH Zurich) Emerging actors in global climate governance. Nego a ng in the new world order Hans Bruyninckx, Leuven University Sander Happaerts, University of Leuven TC36: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel Crisis, Percep ons and Ins tu onal Change in the European Union Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Interna onal Organiza on Toni Haastrup, University of Warwick Paule e Kurzer, University of Arizona Management Boards Of European Union Agencies: Vehicles Of Na onal Control Or Dominated By Independent Experts? Michael Buess, University of Lucerne Beyond interests and ins tu ons. The e ect of the EU’s percep on of the G7, G8 and G20 on its internal coordina on e orts. Peter Debaere, Ghent University The European debt crisis and interna onal coopera on theories Mauro Gilli, Northwestern University Valerie Freeland, Northwestern University Andrea Gilli, European University Ins tute Bureaucra c in uence and ins tu onal change in EU criminal law: A theore cal sequencing approach Ludvig Norman, Uppsala University A path toward EU iden ty Hayden J. Smith, Washington State University TC37: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Na onalism, Regional Powers and Foreign Policy Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Poli cs of de ni on: Arc c and the social dimension of sustainable development Heidi Sinevaara-Niskanen, University of Lapland Ethnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on Studies Foreign Policy Analysis TC40: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Statesmanship and Power Anders Wivel, University of Copenhagen Anders Wivel, University of Copenhagen Sponsor(s): Dreams of Cyrus the Great: Explaining Iranian Grand Strategy Balkan Devlen, Izmir University of Economics India’s Par cipa on in Global Governance: Goals and Strategies of an Aspiring/Emerging Power Surupa Gupta, University of Mary Washington An Aspiring Regional Power and a Neglected Region? The Black Sea Region in Turkey’s New Foreign Policy Alexander Reichwein, Goethe-University Frankfurt “The Blooming Rosebud” or “The Childlike Obsession”?: Brazilian Na onal Narra ves on Foreign Policy and Development Nukhet A. Sandal, Brown University Chair Disc. Panel Ethnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on Studies Ariel Zellman, New York University Ron Hassner, University of California Berkeley Kosovo as Serbia’s sacred space: Governmentality, pastoral power and sacraliza on of territories Filip Ejdus, Faculty of Poli cal Sciences, University of Belgrade Jelena Subo c, Georgia State University The Homeland as a Strategic Social Construc on: Comparing Chinese Policy toward Tibet and Mongolia a er 1949 Olivier Henripin, Northwestern University Territory, Iden ty, and Civil War in Sudan Stuart Kaufman, University of Delaware From Indivisibility to Par Homeland Territories on? Kosovo & Jerusalem as Contested Ariel Zellman, New York University Homelands, Par TC39: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel Interna onal Di usion of Sustainable Development Norms, Technologies, and Prac ces Chair Disc. U.S. foreign policy toward North Korea under the Clinton and Bush administra on (1993~2009): External threats, leaders’ percep on and domes c poli cs Inyeop Lee, University of Georgia What Should Be the Rela onship Between Statesmanship, Power and Interna onal Norms? The Case of Territorial Integrity Mikulas Fabry, Georgia Ins tute of Technology Joseph Stalin and First Image Analysis: A Case Study in the Role of Leadership Eric Fleury, Baylor University The Limits of Statesmanship: Alliances, Reputa on, and Tension in the Franco‐Greek Rela on Marie Hooper, Oklahoma City University Statecra and Moral Reasoning: Elihu Root on Law, Morality and Interna onal Rela ons Greg Russell, University of Oklahoma TC41: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Roundtable Approaches to Studying Sexual Violence in Post-Con ict Liberia Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. ons, and Con ict Nadav Shelef, University of Wisconsin Sponsor(s): Environmental Studies Global Development Kemi Fuentes‐George, Middlebury College Kemi Fuentes‐George, Middlebury College Discursive Strategies in the Ins tu onaliza on of Sustainable Development, 1972‐2012 Jennifer Hadden, University of Maryland Lucia Antalova Seybert, Georgetown University Human‐environment‐policy interac ons in biodiversity conserva on contexts: case study of the Al Reem Biosphere Reserve in Western Qatar and lessons for sustainable development in the Middle East. Remi Piet, University of Miami / Qatar University / United Na ons Environment Programme Green Growth as a New Logic of Development in China and South Korea: Green Authoritarianism or State Environmentalism? Edward W. Schwerin, Florida Atlan c University Reed Davis, Sea le Paci c University W. David Clinton, Baylor University David D. Palkki, Na onal Defense University “Back to the Future”? Germany as a Tamed European Power Sponsor(s): Diploma c Studies English School Assessing Credibility: Insights from Saddam's Iraq Ozgur Ozdamar, Bilkent University TC38: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Defending the Homeland: Territory & Na onal Iden ty Chair Disc. Panel Feminist Theory and Gender Studies Peace Studies Pamela Scully, Emory University Erin Bernstein, Emory University Sabrina Karim, Emory University Rosalyn Schroeder, Emory University Alzbeta Svablova, Bayreuth Interna onal School of African Studies, University of Bayreuth TC42: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Roundtable Global Di usions of Post-Disciplinary IPE: Trajectories, Silences, and Illusions in Dissemina on of Cri cal Knowledge Sponsor(s): Chair Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Interna onal Poli cal Economy Susanne M. Soederberg, Queen's University, Canada Mar jn Konings, University of Sydney Craig N. Murphy, University of Massachuse s Philip George Cerny, York, UK V. Spike Peterson, University of Arizona Geeta Chowdhry, Northern Arizona University J. Magnus Ryner, King's College London TC43: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel Governing the Mari me Space – New Threats and New Pa erns of Security Governance? Sponsor(s): Chair Chair Disc. Interna onal Security Studies Carlo Masala, University of the German Bundeswehr Susanne Fischer, Universität der Bundeswehr München Anja P. Jakobi, Peace Research Ins tute Frankfurt Sovereignty and Security in the Mari me Domain Renée de Nevers, Syracuse University “Governance Structures of Three Spanish Mari me Security Issues: Piracy, Uncontrolled Migratory Flows and IUU shing” Annina Bürgin, Ins tuto Universitario de Estudios Europeos IUEE Environmental Unilateralism and Arc c Mari me Governance: Canada's Arc c Shipping Repor ng System NORDREG Petra Dolata, King's College London Interna onal Mari me Security Governance: The Rise of Mari me Private Military and Security Companies Carolin Liss, Gri th University TC44: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Counterinsurgency: Civilian Responses and E ects Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Security Studies Scien c Study of Interna onal Processes Tricia Sullivan, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Carol Atkinson, Vanderbilt University Regime Type and Counterinsurgency Opera ons: Are Democracies More E ec ve at "Winning the Hearts and Minds". TC46: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Teaching Gender and Globaliza on Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. The casualty avoidance of states using military force in war, civil war and counterinsurgency. Georg von Kalckreuth, University of Geneva Christopher K. Butler, University of New Mexico Eric Wallace, University of New Mexcio Panel Interna onal Security Studies Daniel Drezner, Tu s University Bruce W. Jentleson, Duke University Strategic planning in a cybered world Emily Goldman, Department of Defense What is strategy for? Nicholas J. Kitchen, London School of Economics and Poli cal Science Integra ng force and diplomacy Henry R. Nau, George Washington University Design and emergence in the making of American grand strategy Ionut Popescu, Duke University Strategic planning and grand strategy: The e ect of processes on outcomes Jordan Tama, American University Steven B. Rothman, Ritsumeikan Asia Paci c University Marcelo Mello Valenca, Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro (UERJ) Teaching Globaliza on: Assessing the Impact of In‐Class Debates on Student Learning A Compara ve Study of Web and Face‐to‐Face Students in an Interna onal Organiza ons Class Shiva Jahani, University Central Florida Houman A. Sadri, University of Central Florida Teaching Interna onal Rela ons Concepts to Kinaesthe c Learners: Widening Teaching Methodology in the IR Classroom via Recrea onal Ac vi es and Games Winning and Losing Hearts and Minds Nina Silove, University of Oxford Ac ve Learning in Interna onal A airs Costel Calin, Quinnipiac University Sherri S. Replogle, Illinois State University Khalil M. Marrar, Loyola The Purpose And Impact Of U.S. Na onal Security Strategic Planning Panel Bela Arora, University Of Wales Newport The Impact of Civilian‐Centered Human Rights Norms on U.S. Military Doctrine in Iraq and Afghanistan Chair Disc. Jane H. Bayes, California State University, Northridge Judith H. S ehm, Florida Interna onal University Rianne Mahon, Balsillie School of Interna onal A airs Olga Aikin, Jesuit University of Guadalajara Chris na Gabriel, Carleton University Vidyamali Samarasinghe, SIS, American University Angelina Ja e, Universidad Metropolitana Joyce Mushaben, University of Missouri, St. Louis Pedagogy v Learning Space Design: Are our classrooms t for purpose? Stephen Quackenbush, University of Missouri Sponsor(s): Interna onal Social Science Council TC47: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Assessing the Impact of New Ac ve Learning Techniques Jack J. Porter, Military College of South Carolina The Impact of Mechaniza on on Counterinsurgency: A Reassessment TC45: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Strategic planning in Interna onal Rela ons Roundtable Laszlo Sarkany, University of Western Ontario Evalua ng Alternate Approaches to Informa on Literacy Instruc on in Interna onal Studies Bruce Fyfe, University of Western Ontario TC48: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Walking the Walk of Peacebuilding: Analyzing Prac ces of Peacebuilding on the Ground Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Poli cal Sociology Catherine Goetze, University of No ngham Catherine Goetze, University of No ngham Peaceland: An Ethnography of Interna onal Interven on Severine Autesserre, Barnard College, Columbia University "From statebuilding to individual‐building" Marta F. G. Moreno, Pon Janeiro cal Catholic University of Rio de The peacebuilding eld: how interven ons act back on the interveners Mateja Peter, S ung Wissenscha und Poli k Seeing beyond the state: The moral and poli cal economy of the state Stein S. Eriksen, Norwegian Ins tute of Interna onal A airs Cubicle Land – the microsociology of interna onal rule Klaus Schlichte, University of Bremen TC49: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Norma ve Change Through Prac ces Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Organiza on Sponsor(s): Andrew Bradley Phillips, University of Queensland Ted Hopf, Na onal University of Singapore Chair Disc. Great Expecta ons: Prac cing Reliability Among Allies Anne Holthoefer, University of Chicago Jorg Kustermans, Flemish Peace Ins tute Elisa Lopez Lucia, University of Warwick Foreign military presence and the changing prac ce of sovereignty Hegemony, Logics and Cri cal Explana on: Taking Laclau into Interna onal Rela ons Sebas an M. Schmidt, University of Chicago David Howarth, Essex University Ale a Norval, Essex University The Imperial Origins of Mul lateralism Ma hias Staisch, University of Chicago Panel TC53: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Paradigm Shi a er Rio+20? Green Economy vs Neoliberal Economics vs the An -Sustainability Movement Sponsor(s): Foreign Policy Analysis Samuel Evans, University of California, Berkeley Spencer L. Willardson, University of Iowa External In uences on Coup Occurrence: Changes in Arms Supply Structure and Their Causal E ect on Coups Kyle Estes, University Of Illinois At Urbana-Champaign Compliance With EU Arms Embargoes Chair Disc. The Arms Embargo Policies of Western Democracies: Human Rights and Power Kathrin Kranz, University of Notre Dame Increasing U.S. Arms Transfers to Rights Abusing Recipients in the War on Terror Eric Schwab, University of Washington The Emergence of the Global Arms Sales Network ‐ Examining Pa erns of Arms Sales Using an Exponen al Random Graph Model Chair Disc. Panel Foreign Policy Analysis Bas aan Van Apeldoorn, Free University of Amsterdam Benjamin O. Fordham, Binghamton University Truth, Jus ce, and the American Way: Using a Service Marke ng Model to Assess Why Charlo e Beers' Middle Eastern Ad Campaign was Unsuccessful Kathryn M.G. Boehlefeld, University of Notre Dame Reassessing the Transatlan c Divide: An Empirical Analysis Mon N. Da a, University of Richmond U.S. Congress and the Civilian Costs of War Ma hew Leep, University of Connec cut The 9/10 E ect: Exogenous Shock, the Bush Doctrine, and the Iraq War David Bell Mislan, American University Trying to Balance It All Out: U.S. Foreign Policy and the New Status Compe on Jason Rich, Georgia College Caitlin Duvall, Georgia College & State University Environmental Studies Interna onal Poli cal Economy Fariborz Zelli, Lund University Fariborz Zelli, Lund University History repea ng? “Green Economy” and the Global South Ste en Bauer, German Development Ins tute (DIE) Markus Lederer, Technical University Darmstadt Carl Death, Aberystwyth University From Rio to Resistance: Direct Observa on of the Climate Denial Counter‐movement in Social Media Peter Jacques, University of Central Florida Claire Knox, University of Central Florida Gita Sukthankar, University of Central Florida TC54: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Drones: Legality and Ethics Sponsor(s): Spencer L. Willardson, University of Iowa Sponsor(s): Panel Protest and par cipa on: Social movements as change agents at environmental conferences Susanne Hansen, Norwegian University of Science and Technology TC51: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Analyzing the Puzzles in Recent US Foreign Policy David M. McCourt, University of California, Berkeley David M. McCourt, University of California, Berkeley Discourses and prac ces of security and defense policies regionaliza on The democra c peace as prac ce: history and tradi on Chair Disc. Foreign Policy Analysis Douglas Brommesson, Lund University Ann-Marie Ekengren, University of Gothenburg Prac cing Ins tu onal Design Sponsor(s): Panel Percep ons of Media za on among Foreign Policy Decision‐ makers Patricia Greve, University of Toronto TC50: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM To Sell Arms Or Not To Sell Arms: That is the Foreign Policy Ques on TC52: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Foreign Policy as Discourse and as Prac ce Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Ethics Interna onal Law David J. Traven, Ohio State University Andrej J. Zwi er, University of Groningen President Obama’s Kill List and its Execu on: Are Extra Judicial Killings permi ed under Interna onal Law? Zakia Afrin, Golden Gate University Interpre vism and norma ve dilemma: the lethal use of drones and the inten onal acceptance of moral responsibility by the execu ve power. Jonathan Boyd, University of Reading Fear the Reaper: Just War Doctrine, Drones, and the No on of a Fair Fight John T. Crist, Georgetown University School of Foreign Service in Qatar James D. Rae, California State University Sacramento Droning on to an Uncertain Future Bruce Cronin, City College of New York Distant In macies: Drone Warfare and the Double E ect Standard Valerie Morkevicius, Colgate University TC55: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM The Poli cs of Interna onal Law Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Law Jean‐Marc Coicaud, Rutgers University Jean‐Marc Coicaud, Rutgers University Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. The Rule of Law in World Poli cs Ian Hurd, Northwestern University Daily Textuali es: ‘The Poli cal’ within Legal Prac ce Philip Liste, University of Hamburg Legal Jus Council Part. Part. Part. ca ons as discursive prac ce in the UN Security Holger Niemann, University of Duisburg-Essen Interna onal Law and the Prac ce of Legality Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Disc. Panel Jenny H. Peterson, University of Manchester Jenny H. Peterson, University of Manchester David Chandler, University of Westminster c Study of Interna onal Processes Amanda A. Licht, University of South Carolina Giacomo Chiozza, Vanderbilt University Amanda A. Licht, University of South Carolina A Mandate to Fight? Electoral Margins of Victory and Interna onal Con ict Peace, the Power of Di erence, and the Ontological Ques on Hartmut Ernst Behr, Newcastle University Kyle E. Haynes, Webster University Understanding Militarism and Severity of Civil Con ict Power, gender and peacebuilding Dongsuk Kim, Sogang University Young Hoon Song, Seoul Na onal University Johanna Mannergren Selimovic, Swedish Ins tute of Interna onal A airs Domes c Poli cal Interests, Leadership Change, and Interna onal Coopera on Building Peace through Depoli cisa on in the occupied Pales nian territories Bre Ashley Leeds, Rice University Naoko Matsumura, Rice University Mandy Turner, University of Bradford Panel Peace Studies Ta ana Carayannis, Social Sciences Research Council Laura Zano , Virginia Polytechnic Ins tute and State University Emerging Models of Peace ‐ What comes a er the Liberal Peace? Louise Andersen, Danish Ins tute for Interna onal Studies "The local" in current peacbuilding research Andreas Hirblinger, University of Cambridge Claudia Simons, S ung Wissenscha und Poli k (SWP) Underwri ng Security ‘Responsibly’ in the Neoliberal Age: Implica ons of Responsibility to Protect (R2P) for Key UN Doctrines on Security and Development. Rina Kashyap, Lady Shri Ram College An alterna ve to the liberal peace, or just tweaking? Brazil’s peacebuilding in Hai and Guinea‐Bissau Kai Michael Kenkel, Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro The Limits of Neoliberal Reconstruc on in Post‐Civil War Lebanon: A Cri cal Study of Solidere’s Reconstruc on of Downtown Beirut. Hadi Makarem, London School of Economics ‘Good Enough SSR’ as an Approach of Di usion for Security in the MENA Region in the a ermath of ‘Arab Spring’ Alpaslan Ozerdem, Coventry University Scien Panel Ali Fisunoglu, Claremont Graduate University Karin Aggestam, Lund University Chair Disc. Albert Bergesen, University of Arizona Albert Bergesen, University of Arizona Christopher K. Chase‐Dunn, University of California Riverside Robert A. Denemark, University of Delaware Ian Morris, Stanford University David O. Wilkinson, University of California, Los Angeles Na onal Leadership and Poli cal Capacity Power asymmetry, hydropoli cs and peacebuilding Sponsor(s): Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Disc. Peace Studies TC57: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Cri quing Liberal Peace: Re ec ons on Recent Poli cal Developments Interna onal Poli cal Economy TC59: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM The Impact of Leaders Ju a Brunnee, University of Toronto TC56: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM The Illusion of Power in Peacebuilding: Part 1 TC58: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Roundtable Engaging Ian Morris' "Why the West Rules--For Now" and "The Measure of Civiliza on" - A Round Table Discussion with the Author Resource Alloca on, Foreign Policy and Leader Survival Kyle L. Mackey, Binghamton University TC60: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Civil War and Rebellion Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Security Studies Marcia B. Hartwell, Research Scholar, Ronin Ins tute Ursula Daxecker, University of Amsterdam Regional Coopera on and Civil War Belgin San Akca, Koç University Weak States and Weak Rebels: The Strategic Logic of Low‐ Capability Warfare Charles Butcher, University of Otago Reform, Redistribu on, or Repression: Does Money Buy Peace? Luke Condra, University of Pi sburgh Radha Iyengar, Havard University Barbara Walter, University of California San Diego Rebels, Refugees and Socializa on Kris an Berg Harpviken, Peace Research Ins tute Oslo How Transna onal Rebels Emerge and Evolve: Evidence from the Middle East and South Asia Morgan Lee Kaplan, University of Chicago Ge ng A Hand By Cu ng Them O : Mexican Cartels and the Strategic Use of Violence Paul Zachary, George Washington University TC61: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Poli cal Demography and the Interna onal System Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Global Development Poli cal Demography and Geography Sponsor(s): John P. Tuman, University of Nevada, Las Vegas John P. Tuman, University of Nevada, Las Vegas Chair Chair Disc. Popula on Policy and The Rise to Great Power Status Danielle Cohen, Cornell University The Non‐Di usion of Minority Rights Norms: A Two‐Way Process Analysis Tadeusz Kugler, Roger Willams University Smruthi Rammohan, Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies, Geneva China’s role in Laos,Cambodia,Thailand,Myanmar Michimi Muranushi, Gakushuin University Beyond a state‐centric perspec ve on norm change: a mul level governance perspec ve on the retreat from mul culturalism Realism and Russia’s Demographic Decline Jennifer Sciubba, Rhodes College Theorizing Irregular Migra on for IR: Popula on Movements as a Driver for Change in the Interna onal System Craig Damian Smith, University of Toronto Chair Disc. Panel Laura E. Reidel, Wilfrid Laurier University The Role of Domes c Mobiliza on for the Adop on of Minority Protec on Rules in New EU Member States Guido Schwellnus, University of Vienna Lilla Balázs, ETH Zurich The Challenge of Minority Rights Protec on: Examining the EU's norm di usion vis‐a‐vis Estonia and Moldova Feminist Theory and Gender Studies Interna onal Law Peace Studies Roxanna Sjostedt, Uppsala University Lauren Wilcox, Johns Hopkins University Lauren Wilcox, Johns Hopkins University TC65: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Global Dimensions of the Arc c's Interna onal Poli cs Queering Interna onal Humanitarian Law Sponsor(s): Helen Kinsella, University of Wisconsin-Madison Disc. Deployed: Transna onal Sexism and Women in War Robin L. Riley, Syracuse University Chair Disc. Interna onal Law English School Milla E. Vaha, University of Turku Eric Wiebelhaus‐Brahm, Florida State University Human Rights Unbound: The Maastricht Principles on Extraterritorial Obliga ons of States Mark Gibney, University of North Carolina Asheville De facto states: Is secession the end game? Zheger Hassan, University of Western Ontario Behind the Charter: the EU ethical‐legal iden ty in an interna onal order Cris na Pace, New University of Lisbon Who Needs Complete Poli cal Autonomy Anyways? Human Security, Regional Actors and the Di usion of ICTs The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Lassi K. Heininen, University of Lapland Kristofer Bergh, Stockholm Interna onal Peace Research Ins tute Explaining Arc c Interna onal Poli cs – The Cases of Energy, Shipping and Fishing Catherine V. Sco Sponsor(s): Panel What role for the military in a changing Arc c? Crazed Soldiers and Civilian Su ering: Media ng the War on Terror TC63: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Statehood and Sovereignty Roxanna Sjostedt, Uppsala University Guido Schwellnus, University of Vienna Michael Johns, Lauren an University‐ Barrie Ramazan Kilinc, University of Nebraska-Omaha Hiroko Inoue, University of California Riverside The Demographic Clock Sponsor(s): The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Interna onal Pressure, Domes c Poli cs and State Policies toward Religious Minori es: Chris ans Turkey The role of di usion of technology and migra on for the forma on of large‐scale polity TC62: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM FSS5- Civilian Casual es in Contemporary Con ict TC64: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel Interna onal Norms and Domes c Structures: Why Minority Rights Do (Not) Di use Panel Kathrin Keil, Berlin Graduate School for Transna onal Studies Interna onal Fisheries Disputes in a Changing Arc c Auður H Ingólfsdó r, University of Lapland and University of Iceland Russian perspec ves on other states in the Arc c Ekaterina Klimenko, Stockholm Interna onal Peace Research Ins tute Market logic vs. state regula on? Actors and factors shaping an Arc c energyscape Hanna Lempinen, University of Lapland Internal Exteriority ‐ The EU Seal Product Ban Nikolas Sellheim, University of Lapland, Rovaniemi, Finland TC66: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Di usion and Global Poli cal Economy Sponsor(s): Chair Katja Weber, Georgia Ins tute of Technology Disc. Panel Interna onal Poli cal Economy Michael Francis Kea ng, Richmond the American Interna onal University in London George Shambaugh, Georgetown University Containeriza on, Supply‐Chain Management, and the Di usion of the Global Price System Greg J. Anderson, University of Alberta Regional Integra on and Policy Transfer: the case of Mercosur Mercedes Bo o Di usion of the Idea of Priva za on Worldwide Asha Gupta, University of Delhi Mexico and the An ‐Counterfei ng Trade Agreement: Consequences for developing countries and interna onal intellectual property reform Employing qualita ve methodology for exploring the intersec ons of iden ty Gerakina A. Sgoutas, Metropolitan State University of Denver Blayne Haggart, Brock University A Growing Divide between Public and Private? The Global Di usion of Deregula on and Corporate Social Responsibility, 1982‐2008 Daniel P. Kinderman, University of Delaware Beyond Convergence: Inves ga ng Varia on and Change in the Context of Di usion Processes Robyn Klingler-Vidra, London School of Economics Philip Schleifer, London School of Economics TC67: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM The IPE of Transna onal Crime Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Poli cal Economy Jon D. Carlson, University of California H. Richard Friman, Marque e University Michael K. Busch, City University of New York Convergence, Transforma on, Nexus, Hybrid, or Other? A Proposal for Research to Inform Policies on Transna onal Organized Crime and Terrorism James Forest, University of Massachuse s, Lowell John T. Picarelli, Na onal Ins tute of Jus ce Mari me Piracy Syndicates: Organiza on and Behavior Jus n Has ngs, University of Sydney Sex‐Tra cking & an American Babylon: The Mother of All Di usions? Im az A. Hussain, Universidad Iberoamericana, Mexico City The Merger of Disparate Groups along Central Asia’s Northern Route: The Di usion of Globaliza on and an Emerging Drug Tra cking Reality Liana Eustacia Reyes, Florida Interna onal University Shlomi Dinar, Florida Interna onal University TC68: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM 2012 Workshop Report Panel “Coun ng What Counts and Telling Telling Stories” – A Bridgebuilding Conversa on Between Quan ta ve and Qualita ve Feminist Research Chair Chair Disc. Workshop Report Panel Susanne Zwingel, State University of New York Potsdam Debra Liebowitz, Drew University Sandra McEvoy, Consor um on Gender, Security and Human Rights CEDAW in ac on – a data collec on project on women’s rights transla on Susanne Zwingel, State University of New York Potsdam Debra Liebowitz, Drew University Does CEDAW make a di erence? Evalua ng the quan ta ve literature on the e ec veness of the Women’s Rights Conven on. Andrea Den Boer, University of Kent It Takes More than Just a Hammer: Using Mixed Methods to Untangle Transna onal Gender Poli cs Celeste Montoya, University of Colorado Boulder Ques oning the Ques ons: Survey Analysis, NGOs, and the adop on of Gender Mainstreaming Norms Laura Parisi, University of Victoria Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Drug Tra cking in Mexico: A Look at Prohibi on Regimes and Changing Domes c Structures Sponsor(s): TC69: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel Norm-alizing LGBT Rights? The Poli cs and Processes of Human Rights Norm Di usion Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgendered, Queer, & Allies Caucus The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Manuela Lavinas Picq, Universidad San Francisco de Quito, Ecuador Francine J. D'Amico, Syracuse University LGBT Rights in La n America: Transna onal Di usion Through a Human Rights Discourse Ana P. Morgenstern, University of Miami In the Mirror of Homona onalism: Seeking Poli cal Asylum in the US Caryl Nunez, University of Connec cut Re‐membering Mwanga: queer memory and belonging in postcolonial Uganda Rahul Rao, School of Oriental and African Studies TC70: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Space: The Final Fron er of Foreign Policy Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Compara ve Interdisciplinary Studies Foreign Policy Analysis Philippe Dufort, University of Cambridge Larry Mar nez, California State University Long Beach Space Sovereignty and Warfare: The Di usion of Space Access to Na ons and Companies David L. Butler, The University of Southern Mississippi Explaining Space Policy in Developing Countries: A Ra onal Actor Approach Robert C. Harding, Spring Hill College Explaining Space Weaponiza on: In Search of a Model Deirdre Quinn Mar n, University of California, Berkeley American Nuclear Nonprolifera on Strategies Using Space Coopera on – Historical Lessons for Theory and Prac ce Deganit Paikowsky, Tel Aviv University Pa erns of Coopera on in Outer Space Crystal Pryor, University of Washington Kristan R. Seibel, University of Washington Space Power Europe Irma Slomczynska, Marie Curie-Sklodowska University TC71: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Theories of Hegemony and the Hegemony of Theories Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Hannes Lacher, York University Aleksandra Thurman, University of Macau ‘Tame Empires’: Regionalism, Universalism and World Order in the Thought of Karl Polanyi Hannes Lacher, York University From the private to the public and back again: the interna onal thought of David Mitrany, 1940‐1949 Or Rosenboim, University of Cambridge Washington Consensus, Norm produc on and the subaltern rela ons between Brazil and the U.S. William Torres Laureano da Rosa, University of Sussex Intellectual Roo ng in IR: Converging Cita on Pa erns in Construc vist Publica ons Around the World Wiebke Wemheuer-Vogelaar, Freie Universität Berlin - Berlin Graduate School for Transna onal Studies The Di usion of the Westphalian Narra ve and Its Impact on China’s Taiwan Policy Czeslaw Tubilewicz, the University of Adelaide TC72: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Two Tales of Five Piggies & Five BRICS: Prospects for New Regionalisms Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Disc. Panel Petra Roter, University of Ljubljana Zlatko Sabic, University of Ljubljana TD01: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Roundtable Rising Powers and Global Order: Is Peaceful Status Accommoda on Possible? Prospects & Trends in the Governance of Africa's Natural Resources: From Regionalisms to the Role of the BRICS Sponsor(s): J. Andrew Grant, Queen's University W. R. Nadège Compaoré, Queen's University Ma hew I. Mitchell, Queen's University Global Governance & 'Regionness': Southern hegemons & the bid for regional representa on (in the UNSC) Manuela Nilsson, Linnaeus University, Sweden 'Old' Regionalism/'New' Regionalisms before/a er the 'Global' Crisis: from rebalancing to reordering? Timothy M. Shaw, University of Massachuse s Boston The Poli cal Causes and Strategic Consequences of Global Economic Engagement David W. Blagden, University of Cambridge Publicizing Trade Poli cs: Media E ects on Public A tudes on Trade Yu-Ming Liou, Georgetown University Peter Sima-Eichler, Georgetown University What determines individual foreign investment preferences? Public Opinion, Interna onal Investment, and Foreign In uence Noel Johnston, Washington University in St. Louis Domes c Poli cs, First Movers, and Intellectual Property Rights Interna onal Security Studies T. V. Paul, McGill University Amitav Acharya, American University William C. Wohlforth, Dartmouth College Joseph S. Nye Jr., Harvard University John Mearsheimer, University of Chicago Deborah W. Larson, University of California, Los Angeles TD03: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Di using the Freedom of Informa on? Panel Pamela Blackmon, Pennsylvania State University, Altoona Stormy‐Annika Mildner, German Ins tute for Interna onal and Security A airs (SWP) Fouad Pervez, Georgetown University Chair Disc. Part. Part. Part. Part. Sponsor(s): Interna onal Poli cal Economy Human Rights and PTAs: Cheap Talk, or Real Commitment? Euroscep c Members of the European Parliament: Pu ng Europe under stress or contribu ng to its legi macy? Adressing Europe in Crisis: The role of Interna onal Parliamentary Ins tu ons Raul Bernal-Meza, Unicen, Argen na Steen Fryba Christensen, Aalborg University Gabriel Michael, The George Washington University Zlatko Sabic, University of Ljubljana Dawid G. Friedrich, Leuphana University of Lüneburg Democracy and accommoda on of ethnicity Francis Baert, United Na ons University (UNU-CRIS) Disc. Central and East European Interna onal Studies Associa on Olivier Costa, University of Bordeaux J. Andrew Grant, Queen's University Manuela Nilsson, Linnaeus University, Sweden Steen Fryba Christensen, Aalborg University Brazil's Foreign Priori es: between the region & the BRICS Chair Chair Disc. Nathalie Brack, Université libre de Bruxelles Di using Interregionalism in the Global South Sponsor(s): Sponsor(s): Is the European Parliament really able to represent European ci zens? Global Development Interna onal Poli cal Economy TC73: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM The Domes c Poli cs of Interna onal Economic Policies TC74: Thursday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel Under stress: Democracy and par cipa on in Europe in the context of global economic crisis Chair Disc. Panel The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Daniel P. Berliner, Freie Universität Berlin Per‐Olof Busch, University of Potsdam The Di usion of Policy Design: Inter‐governmental Networks, Transna onal Advocacy, and the Design of Freedom of Informa on Laws Daniel P. Berliner, Freie Universität Berlin Digital "Piracy" and the Poli cs of Di usion Suzi Mirgani, CIRS, Georgetown University in Qatar The Global Di usion of Freedom of Informa on: Examining Determinants of FOIA Adop on with Event History Analysis Sabina Schnell, The George Washington University Lori Metcalf, The George Washington University TD04: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Innova ve Panel Gendering and Decolonizing IR: Bridging the Divide Between Feminist Theory Gender Studies (FTGS) and Global Development Studies (GDS) Sponsor(s): Part. Part. Part. ISA Innova ve Panel Jesse Crane‐Seeber, North Carolina State University Robbie G. Shilliam, Queen Mary, University of London Mohamed Sesay, McGill University TD05: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Modern Security Threats Sponsor(s): Chair Junior Scholar Symposia Jack S. Levy, Rutgers University Junior Scholar Symposium TD05-A: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Con ict in a Digital Space Sponsor(s): Disc. Disc. JSS Group Junior Scholar Symposia Sponsor(s): Patrick James, University of Southern California Chris C. Demchak, US Naval War College & University of Arizona The Fog of (Cyber)War: Controversies Revised Diego Rafael Canabarro, University of Massachuse s (Amherst) / Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul (Brasil) Thiago Borne Ferreira, Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul Towards a Cyber War Taboo? The Emergence of Norms for the Use of Force in Cyberspace Brian M. Mazanec, George Mason University Interna onal Di usion and Informa on Technology Blockades in Cyberspace: Theory Development and a Case Study of Estonia Alison Russell Sponsor(s): Disc. Disc. JSS Group Junior Scholar Symposia Jay M. Parker, Na onal Defense University‐CISA Bre Ashley Leeds, Rice University The Role Of Percep ons In Shaping The Regional Security Dynamic? Indian Percep ons Of China’S Role In Southeast Asia As A Determinant Of The Emergent Framework Of Regional Security Coopera on. Chie gj Bajpaee, King's College London Why Do Great Powers Opt for the Strategic Partnerships Instead of Military Alliances? A Compara ve Study on the Coali ons and Alignments of the United States, China, Russia, and India The Poli cs of Contesta on in Asia: How Japan and Pakistan respond to their Rising Neighbors Hannes Ebert, GIGA German Ins tute of Global and Area Studies Tracking The Eye Of The Dragon: 'Region' And The Rise Of China Karyn Wang, Johns Hopkins University Sponsor(s): Disc. Maria Raquel Freire, CES|FEUC, University of Coimbra Mending Regional Faultlines: Inves ga ng Fissures of Globaliza on and the Clash Between Cultures Tasawar Baig, Old Dominion University & Karakoram Interna onal University Aaron G. Sander, Old Dominion University Under the Hegemon's Shadow: Regional Wars and Outside Interven on Evan Braden Montgomery, Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessments Chris an E. Rieck, GGI Brussels - Global Governance Ins tute TD06: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM ESS Dis nguished Scholar Roundtable for Oran Young Sponsor(s): Roundtable Environmental Studies Chair Honoree Part. D. G. Webster, Dartmouth College Oran R. Young, Bren School, UC Santa Barbara Thomas Bernauer, Swiss Federal Ins tute of Technology (ETH Zurich) Kate O'Neill, University of California Berkeley Sikina Jinnah, American University Heike Schroeder, University of East Anglia Ruben Zondervan, Earth System Governance Project Olav Schram Stokke, University of Oslo and Fridtjof Nansen Ins tute Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. TD07: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Can New Nuclear Weapons States be Deterred? Roundtable Interna onal Security Studies Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Sco D. Sagan, Stanford University Vipin Narang, University of Wisconsin‐Madison Marc Trachtenberg, University of California, Los Angeles Malfrid Braut‐Hegghammer, Stanford David D. Palkki, Na onal Defense University James D. Fearon, Stanford University JSS Group Junior Scholar Symposia Mark Allen Boyer, University of Connec cut The Impacts Of Securi za on Of Climate Change On Water Resource Management Luciana Mendes Barbosa, Pon cal Catholic University of Minas Gerais Le cia Bri o dos Santos, Pon cia Universidade Catolica de Minas Gerais- Brasil Achieving Water Security for China and Southeast Asia: The Role of De‐/Securi za on during the 2010 Mekong Crisis Sebas an Biba, Goethe University, Frankfurt/Main, Germany Securi sing Energy, Energising Security? Towards A Cri cal Energy Security Studies Jonna K. Nyman, University of Birmingham Junior Scholar Symposia Disc. Sponsor(s): Liang-chih Evans Chen, TransWorld University TD05-C: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Environmental and Resource Security JSS Group Looking beyond Regional Powers – Contesta on Strategies by Secondary Powers Lella Nouri, Swansea University TD05-B: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM East Asian Security TD05-D: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Rising and Regional Powers TD08: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Roundtable honoring the SWIPE Award Winner Sponsor(s): Roundtable Interna onal Poli cal Economy Chair Honoree Part. Part. Part. Part. Anja Elisabeth Jetschke, University of Gö ngen Judith L. Goldstein, Stanford University Moonhawk Kim, University of Colorado at Boulder Margaret E. Peters, University of Wisconsin James A. Morrison, Middlebury College Molly Roberts, Harvard University TD09: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel Varia on and Coordina on in Post-Crisis Transna onal Financial Governance Sponsor(s): Interna onal Poli cal Economy Chair Disc. Disc. Tony Porter, McMaster University Tony Porter, McMaster University Eleni Tsingou, Copenhagen Business School G‐20 "plus" Christopher James Brummer, Georgetown Limited Change: The Post‐Crisis Ecosystem for Global OTC Deriva ves War Without the People? Mechanisms and Dilemmas Pascal Vennesson, S. Rajaratnam School of Interna onal Studies, Nanyang Technological University Eric Helleiner, University of Waterloo Networked Global Financial Governance: Mee ng the Na onal Security Threat of Too‐Connected‐to‐Fail Banks Annelies Z. Kamran, WorldView So ware, Inc. Implemen ng the Volcker Rule in Na onal and Interna onal Poli cs Sponsor(s): Kathryn C. Lavelle, Case Western Reserve University What is too big to fail? ‐ The role of language and measurement in the emerging interna onal regula on of Systemically Important Financial Ins tu ons Heather D. McKeen-Edwards, Bishop's University "Groping for stone to cross the river": China's approach toward RMB interna onaliza on Injoo Sohn, University of Hong Kong TD10: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel Managing Global Financial Vola lity: The Domes c, the Global, and the Regional in a World of Financial Crises Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. TD12: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel Moral Restraint and the Changing Pa erns of Asymmetric War: Limi ng Harm to Civilians Interna onal Poli cal Economy Louis W. Pauly, University of Toronto Saori N. Katada, University of Southern California Chair Disc. Contextual Ethics in Historical Case Studies: The Ques on of War Crimes in Bri sh Mandate Pales ne Carly Elizabeth Beckerman-Boys, University of Birmingham The Challenge of Armed Drones in Post‐Heroic Wars Je rey Collins, Carleton University Propor onality and Civilian Immunity in Asymmetric Wars in the Perspec ve of Non‐State Par es Christopher J. Finlay, University of Birmingham, UK Dealing with non‐combatants in asymmetrical con icts: Israel, Pales nian Children and interna onal law Asaf Siniver, University of Birmingham Hyoung-kyu Chey, Na onal Graduate Ins tute for Policy Studies Poli cal Regimes, Leadership Survival, and the Contours of Financial Coopera on: In a world of interna onal market vola lity and hybrid regimes Nobuhiro Hiwatari, University of Tokyo Do Ins tu onal Distor ons Ma er? IMF Moral Hazard and Excess Reserve Accumula on Phillip Y. Lipscy, Stanford University Global Financial Governance and State Power: Japanese Experiences with the Basel Capital Requirements Motoshi Suzuki, Kyoto University When Do States Choose to Invest in Global Governance as a Response to Financial Vola lity? The US, China, and Europe in the G20 Game Reuven Ziegler, University of Reading, School of Law TD13: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Roundtable Decolonizing FTGS: Interciviliza onal Dialogue, Postcolonial Feminism and Transforma ve Possibili es Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Security Studies Peter D. Feaver, Duke University Lynn Eden, Stanford University Trust Me, I’m a General: Comparing Military Autonomy in Indian and Israeli Small Wars Jonathan Caverley, Northwestern University Priva za on as military mobiliza on. Domes c poli cal constraints and the oursourcing of military support in the U.S. and the UK Eugenio Cusumano, European University Ins tute Why Democra c Publics S ll Care: Soldiering and Ci zenship in a Postmodern Age Ronald R. Krebs, University of Minnesota The Death Hierarchy: Western States and the Changing Sacri ces of Ci zens and Soldiers Yagil Levy, Open University, Israel Feminist Theory and Gender Studies Global South Caucus J. Ann Tickner, American University Geeta Chowdhry, Northern Arizona University L. H.M. Ling, The New School Pinar Bilgin, Bilkent University Josuke Ikeda, O.P. Jindal Global University Himadeep R. Muppidi, Vassar College TD14: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Roundtable Presiden al Theme Roundtable—Democracy Di usion: Emula on, Coercion, Socializa on, Learning Sponsor(s): Yves E. Tiberghien, University of Bri sh Columbia Sponsor(s): Adam J. Quinn, University of Birmingham Adam J. Quinn, University of Birmingham Grave breaches of IHL: A ‘responsibility to protect’ refugees? Why Did the US Federal Reserve Unprecedentedly O er Swap Lines to Emerging Market Economies during the Global Financial Crisis? Can We Expect Them Again in the Future? TD11: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Bypassing Socie es to Fight Wars? Strategic Responses to Mobiliza on Hurdles Interna onal Security Studies Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Michael Coppedge, University of Notre Dame Michael Coppedge, University of Notre Dame Larry Diamond, Stanford University Michael L. Ross, University of California at Los Angeles Samer Shehata, Georgetown University TD15: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Roundtable Role Theory, Foreign Policy Analysis and Interna onal Rela ons Theory Sponsor(s): Chair Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Foreign Policy Analysis Juliet Kaarbo, University of Edinburgh Cameron G. Thies, University of Iowa Sebas an Harnisch, Heidelberg University Marijke Breuning, University of North Texas Valerie Hudson, The Bush School of Government and Public Service, Texas A&M University Stephen G. Walker, Arizona State University TD16: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Roundtable American Grand Strategy in the 21st Century: Adjus ng to the Shi ing Balance of World Forces Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Foreign Policy Analysis Interna onal Security Studies Christopher Layne, Texas A & M University Patrick H. M. Porter, University of Reading Joseph M. Parent, University of Miami Paul A. van Hoo , University of Amsterdam George Peden, University of S rling TD17: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel The Fi ieth Anniversary of the Special Franco-German Rela onship: E ects on European Integra on and Foreign Policy Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Interna onal Organiza on Gerry C. Alons, Radboud University Nijmegen Kai Oppermann, King's College London Franco‐German Embedded Bilateralism in European Integra on: Lessons from 50 Years Ulrich Krotz, European University Ins tute Joachim Schild, University of Trier The Franco‐German Rela onship and Foreign Trade Preferences During the GATT Uruguay Round Gerry C. Alons, Radboud University Nijmegen The 'Couple' and Military Change: the Franco‐German Rela onship's Impact on the Evolu on of the French and German Armed Forces Olivier Schmi , King's College London/Irsem Manoeuvring Between Poli cal Stratey and Economic Belief: Mapping 50 Years of Franco‐German Monetary and Financial Coopera on Femke Van Esch, Utrecht University The Poli cs of Di eren ated Integra on in the European Union: the Role of the Franco‐German Rela onship Douglas Webber, Ins tut Européen d'Administra on des A aires (INSEAD) TD18: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM New Methodological Approaches for the Scien Process Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Scien Panel c Study of Con ict c Study of Interna onal Processes Benjamin T. Jones, Ohio State University Bear F. Braumoeller, Ohio State University Tes ng Elaborate Theories in Poli cal Science: Nonparametric Combina on of Dependent Tests Devin M. Caughey, UC Berkeley Poli cal Science Department Allan Dafoe, Yale University Jason Seawright, Northwestern University Time Dependent Binary Data with Censoring: Applica ons to Civil War and Interstate Con ict Cur s S. Signorino, University of Rochester Is the Weibull Right under Censoring? Chris S. Wilson, University of Tennessee Modeling Heterogeneity in Simultaneity: A Condi onal Spa ally Autoregressive Model Julian Wucherpfennig, ETH Zurich TD19: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Roundtable A Twenty- rst Century Greek Tragedy: The Greek State in Crisis Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Compara ve Interdisciplinary Studies Tina Mavrikos‐Adamou, Hofstra University Alan Weston Cafruny, Hamilton College Yannis S vach s, Virginia Polytechnic Ins tute and State University Akis Kalaitzidis, University of Central Missouri George J. Andreopoulos, City University of New York TD20: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Roundtable The Connec ve Mindshi : Rela ons, Networks and Collabora on in Public Diplomacy Sponsor(s): Chair Chair Disc. Part. Part. Part. Interna onal Communica on R. S. Zaharna, American University Ali R. Fisher, InterMedia Amelia H. Arsenault, Georgia State University Daryl S. Copeland, University of Toronto Yiwei Wang, Renmin University Kathy R. Fitzpatrick, Quinnipiac University TD21: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Roundtable Interna onal Law’s Pursuit of I(G)Os, NGOs, etc.: Have Changes in their Names Obscured their Relevance Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Interna onal Law John King Gamble, Pennsylvania State University Charlo e Ku, University of Illinois John King Gamble, Pennsylvania State University Mark Raymond, Balsillie School of Interna onal A airs Lauren Kolb, Pennsylvania State University TD22: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Roundtable Prac ce Theory and World Poli cs: Promise and Limita ons Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Interna onal Ethics Theory Joseph D. Hoover, Department of Interna onal Poli cs, City University London Stephen Toope, University of Bri sh Columbia Ju a Brunnee, University of Toronto Mervyn Frost, King’s College London Vincent Pouliot, McGill University Joseph D. Hoover, Department of Interna onal Poli cs, City University London Ted Hopf, Na onal University of Singapore TD23: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM The Governance of Organized Crime Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Christopher Marc Lilyblad, Department of Interna onal Development, University of Oxford Kris n Se er, Centre for Area Studies, University of Leipzig Illicit Authority and the Ins tu onaliza on of Governance: Norms, Rules, Ins tu ons, and Enforcement in Sectoral Stateless Territories Christopher Marc Lilyblad, Department of Interna onal Development, University of Oxford The Tra cking in Persons Report as a catalyst of interna onal policy di usion Noam Perry, San Jose State University TD24: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel Governance Transfer by Regional Organiza ons 2: the Americas and Europe Sponsor(s): Chair Chair Disc. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Simon Gregor Lange, Bielefeld University - Bielefeld Graduate School in History and Sociology Tanja A. Börzel, Free University of Berlin Vera van Hüllen, Freie Universität Berlin Joseph H. Jupille, University of Colorado Regional Integra on in East Asia – How much Ins tu onal Di usion? Ale a Mondré, Universität Duisburg-Essen The role of the EU in the global di usion of regionalism Vera van Hüllen, Freie Universität Berlin Tanja A. Börzel, Free University of Berlin Ta ana Skripka, Maastricht University Beyond Free Trade: Accoun ng for Labor and Environmental Governance Principles in NAFTA Francesco Duina, Bates College Council of Europe and governance transfer ‐ Success without Condi onality? Andrea Gawrich, University Giessen Governance Transfer by the Organiza on of American States TD25: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel Intelligence, Dictatorship and Democracy: Does Regime Type Ma er? Intelligence Studies Thomas C. Bruneau, Naval Postgraduate School Thomas C. Bruneau, Naval Postgraduate School Cris Matei, Naval Postgraduate School Shelley L. Hurt, California Polytechnic State University W. Alexander Vacca, Northrop Grumman Stra s Giannakouros, Colorado State University Nanotechnology as Industrial Policy: China and the United States Richard Appelbaum, UCSB The Limits of State Capacity: US “industrial policy” in the Rare Earth Sector Ma hew Baltz, University of California, Los Angeles Shelley L. Hurt, California Polytechnic State University Contemporary Technological Catching‐Up in Developed Countries: The Case of the Advanced Ba ery Industry in the U.S. Bruce Gockerman, Lecturer: Illinois Ins tute of Technology, Stuart School of Business: Economics, Public Policy & Law Dean J Klovens, Triton College From Enemy to Informant: the Sharing of Intelligence A er the Arab Spring Sarah-Myriam Mar n-Brule, Bishop's University Marian Negoita TD28: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel Russian Domes c Poli cs In the Wake and Beginning of Pu n’s Third Term Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Is There a Chinese Model of Intelligence? Peter Ma s, Jamestown Founda on Civic Educa on: The Overlooked Narra ve of 9/11 Intelligence Community Reorganiza on Post Communist States Paul Kubicek, Oakland University Paul Kubicek, Oakland University The Russian stance on the Arab Spring: assessing the likelihood of contagion into a “White Revolu on” Daniel Añorve, Universidad de Guanajuato Russian innova ons: poli cal challenges in Pu n‐Medvedev years Glenn Hastedt, James Madison University The Arab Spring and the Struggle for Power within Intelligence and Security Services: A Case Study of Egypt Juha Pekka J. M. Makela, Finnish Na onal Defense University Panel The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Ta ana Skripka, Maastricht University Anna Van Der Vleuten, Radboud University Nijmegen The Domes c Origins of the Regional Integra on Norm: the Case of La n America Onur Bakiner, Simon Fraser University Compara ve Interdisciplinary Studies A Hidden American Industrial Policy: Biotechnology as a Source of Alterna ve Energy The Con ict Between Intelligence and Democracy: The United States, United Kingdom & Israel A Challenge to and Re nement of the Conven onal Wisdom Chair Disc. TD27: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel Varie es of Industrial Policy: Comparing Sectors in the American Context and Beyond Colorado's 'New Energy Economy': a case of sub‐federal ecological moderniza on or 'grey' industrial policy Andrea Ribeiro Ho mann, Freie Universität Berlin Sponsor(s): Sören Stapel, Freie Universität Berlin Chair Disc. Export of Governance by Mercosur ‐ An Inward or Outward‐ Looking Process? TD26: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Domes c and Interna onal Sources for the Di usion of Ins tu onal Designs of Regional Organiza ons The EU is not the only game in town: Disentangling Global and Regional Pa erns of Di usion in Compara ve Regionalism Sponsor(s): Mathis Lohaus, Freie Universität Berlin Chair Disc. Disc. Miguel Haubrich Seco, Charles University in Prague / University of Cologne ASEAN ‐ The global Di usion of regional Integra on The Internal and External Dimensions of Governance Export Compared. Lessons from the European Union Sponsor(s): Theorising EU promo on of regional integra on and coopera on and tracing its impact. Ivan V. Danilin, Ins tute of World Economy and Interna onal Rela ons (IMEMO), Russian Academy of Sciences; Moscow State Ins tute of Interna onal Rela ons Strategic readjustment or ad hoc maneuvering? The evolving logic of Russia’s federalism. Dmitri Mi n, North Carolina State University The Poli cal Partnership of Vladimir Pu n and Dmitri Medvedev: A Modern‐Day Marriage of Convenience Adjudica ng the Fate of Liberal Democracy in Russia Ma hew John Orzechowski , University of Southern Mississippi TD29: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel Unpacking Foreign Aid: Addressing the Complexi es of Assistance TD32: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Assemblages and IR Theory: Linking the Spaces of IR Sponsor(s): Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Foreign Policy Analysis Global Development Jessica Trisko Darden, University of Western Ontario John P. Tuman, University of Nevada, Las Vegas Regimes of Interna onal Giving: Public and Private Foreign Assistance in the United States, United Kingdom and Sweden Ralitsa Donkova, University of Minnesota Earmarks in US Foreign Aid Appropria ons: Poli cs and Substance Joshua Johnson, Stony Brook University Mar n C. Steinwand, Stony Brook University Daniel Y. Kono, University of California, Davis Gabriella Mon nola, University of California at Davis Unraveling Red Tape: Domes c Bureaucracy and the Alloca on of Foreign Aid Gina Mar nez, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign The Di usion of Knowledge as a Foreign Policy: The Case of Israel’s Foreign Aid Campaigns as Tools of Diplomacy David Tooch, Florida Interna onal University Shlomi Dinar, Florida Interna onal University Disc. Foreign Policy Analysis Kevin G. Cai, Renison University College, University of Waterloo Nicola Ann Horsburgh, University of Oxford Taiwan, Sino‐Japanese Rela ons, and the Origins of Senkaku Islands Dispute Ching-Chang Chen, Ritsumeikan Asia Paci c University Hyung-min Joo, Korea University Inhan Kim, University of Colorado at Colorado Springs Interna onaliza on's Discontents: The Fate of China's Peaceful Rise Beijie Tang, University of California Irvine Ethnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on Studies Ziya Sakir Onis, Koc University Halil Kürşad Aslan, Eskisehir Osmangazi University Cenap Cakmak, Eskisehir Osmangazi University, Turkey Russian Na onality Policy in the Caucasus: United Russia vs. Dissolving Georgia Cri cal or not? Green Zone and the Contemporary Hollywood Discourse upon Opera on Iraqi Freedom Oguzhan Mutluer, Eskisehir Osmangazi University and Bilkent University Nagorno‐Karabakh: Prospects for Resolu on Elena E. Pokalova, Na onal Defense University The Role of Intellectuals in Policy‐Making in the Post‐Mao China: Case of the Labor Contract Law Veysel Tekdal, Eskisehir Osmangazi University and Middle East Technical University Chair Disc. Peace Science Society Paul F. Diehl, University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign Paul D. Poast, Rutgers University Third‐Party Interven on Techniques in Ongoing Disputes Renato Corbe a, University of Alabama Birmingham Seizing the Asia Paci c: Washington's Pivot and the Transforma on of Regional Geography Con ict Management within Regions: Comparing RIGO and Regional Power Behavior Oliver D. Turner, University of Manchester Chair Part. Part. Part. Chair Disc. Disc. Sponsor(s): From Wheels to Webs Sponsor(s): Sponsor(s): TD34: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel Choosing o the Menu: Why Third-Par es Intervene as they Do What Pyongyang Wants TD31: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Religion in US Foreign Policy Michele Acuto, University of Oxford Saskia Sassen, Columbia University Nick A. Srnicek, London School of Economics Aihwa Ong, University of California, Berkeley Tim Dunne, University of Queensland Debbie Lisle, Queens University of Belfast Mark Salter, University of O awa David Chandler, University of Westminster Ibrahim Köremezli, Bilkent Univeristy TD30: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel Preparing to Pivot? Analyzing the Asia-Paci c Actors as The Region Gains Prominence Chair Interna onal Poli cal Sociology TD33: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel Towards a New Mul polar World?: Asian Poli cs and Western Percep ons Foreign aid, Time Horizons and Policy Reform Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Roundtable Roundtable Human Rights David P. Forsythe, University of Nebraska Sabine Dreher, York University, Glendon College Mahmood Monshipouri, San Francisco State University Barbara Ann Rie er‐Flanagan, Central Washington University Derrick V. Frazier, USAF Air Command and Sta College Arrows Forged from Olive Branches: Con ict Bargaining, Disputant Sa sfac on, and Third Party Management Vanessa A. Le er, Middle Tennessee State University Networks and Con ict Management: Understanding Sources of Policy Change Molly Melin, Loyola University Chicago Signs of Help on the Horizon: Forecas ng through the Use of Con ict Management Trajectories Andrew Owsiak, University of Georgia TD35: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Roundtable Presiden al Theme Roundtable—Di usion and Reversal of Interna onal Sanc ons Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Steve Chan, University of Colorado Etel Solingen, University of California at Irvine George A. Lopez, University of Notre Dame A. Cooper Drury, University of Missouri Susan H. Allen, University of Mississippi David M. Rowe, Kenyon College Kirs n J. Hasler, University of Notre Dame Manus I. Midlarsky, Rutgers University Panel Ibrahim Can Sezgin, Eberhard Karls University Tuebingen Hylke Dijkstra, University of Oxford Joe Burton Hylke Dijkstra, University of Oxford Sponsor(s): Financing CSDP Opera ons: Explaining Change in a Flexible Structure Chair Fabien Terpan, Sciences po Grenoble Partnerships and the MDGs: The Challenges of Reforming Global Health Governance Panel Ethnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on Studies Scien c Study of Interna onal Processes Will H. Moore, Florida State University R. William Ayres, Wright State University Ethnona onalist mobiliza on, Regime Change and Regional Con icts: Does Sequencing Ma er? Gorana Grgic, University of Sydney Benjamin E. Goldsmith, University of Sydney Confron ng Selec on Bias in Diaspora Scholarship: Which Groups Mobilize? Transna onal Insurgency and Ethnic Kin: Explaining Rebel Sanctuaries in Neighboring States Erika Forsberg, Uppsala University Niklas Karlén, Uppsala University Leader Incen ves, the ICC, and Civil War Termina on Alyssa K. Prorok, Brookings Ins tu on and University of Maryland Michael J. Moran, Swinburne University Elizabeth A. Benne , Brown University Ivan Dinev Ivanov, University of Cincinna Michael B. Schroeder, University of Cincinna Paul Huth, University of Maryland Mark I. Lichbach, University of Maryland-College Park Global Development When do INGOs Address Global Inequali es in their own Ranks? Fair Trade and the Balance Power Between North and South” E ec ve Partners? NATO‐UN Coopera on in Post‐Con ict Se ngs The Interna onal Poli cs of Nego a ons Within Domes c Insurgencies from 1980‐2010 Steven C. Roach, University of South Florida Derrick K. Hudson, Colorado School of Mines TD39: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel Partnership, Representa on and Legi macy? State and Civil Society in Global Development Carmen Gebhard, University of Edinburgh Stephen M. Saideman, McGill University Kathleen G. Cunningham, University of Maryland Erin Jenne, Central European University Escala on of Violence through Transboundary Ethnic Coopera on: A New Perspec ve on the Dynamics of Ongoing Civil War A Long‐Term Coping Strategy? The Secession of South Sudan and the Problem of Over‐determined Foreign Interven on The Strategic Founda ons of the EU and NATO between Convergence, Overlap and Complementarity Chair Disc. Keith Darden, Yale‐NUS College Keith Darden, Yale‐NUS College Promises, Promises: Commitment and Abandonment as a Source of Protracted Territorial Intrastate Con ict Ins tu onal Change in the NATO Secretariat a er the Cold War Sponsor(s): Ethnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on Studies Symbols and Sacri ce: Na onalism on the Ba le eld Interna onal Organiza on TD37: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Quan fying Systemic In uences on Ethnic Con ict Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) TD36: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM European Security and the North Atlan c Alliance TD38: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel Ethnicity, Na onalism and Violence: Sources of Con ict Escala on Michael J. Moran, Swinburne University Michael A. Stevenson, University of Waterloo Do the 'Right' Thing: How the Adop on of New Legi macy Standards Undermines the Grassroots Accountability of Developing Country CSOs Christopher L. Pallas, Kennesaw State University “We do not represent anybody”: Civil Society Representa on and Legi macy in West African Par cipatory Trade Poli cs. Silke M. Trommer, Murdoch University TD40: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM The EU and Asia: Power, Partnerships and Priori es Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Roundtable Foreign Policy Analysis Richard Whitman, University of Kent Michito Tsuruoka, Na onal Ins tute for Defense Studies (NIDS), Japan Michael H. Smith, Loughborough University David J. Allen, Loughborough University Ummu Salma Bava, Jawaharlal Nehru University Reuben Wong, Na onal University of Singapore Fraser Cameron, EU Asia Centre Kiki Fukushima, Aoyama Gakuin University Zhongqi Pan, Fudan University TD41: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Trust and Con ict Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Peace Studies Gavan Du y, Syracuse University Karen Gu eri, Naval Postgraduate School Sponsor(s): Chair Poli cal Opportunity and Trust: The Ins tu onaliza on of Post‐ Con ict Regimes in Modern Africa Gavan Du y, Syracuse University Bertha K. Amisi, Syracuse University Trust in Peacebuilding: The Importance of Social Capital in Civil‐ Military Coopera on Volker Franke, Kennesaw State University Eliza Markley, Kennesaw State University The Role of Trust in Israeli‐Pales nian Peace‐Making Galia Golan, Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya, Hebrew University of Jerusalem Ties That Bind: Iden ty, Security and Trust in Con ict Se ngs Everita Silina, The New School TD42: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel A (Not So) Comprehensive Peace: The Poli cs of the Sudan(s) Interna onal Security Studies Paul D. Williams, George Washington University Mimmi Soderberg Kovacs, Uppsala University Russia’s Evolving Thinking on Deterrence and Non‐Strategic Weapons Dima P. Adamsky, IDC Herzliya Nuclear Strategy, Nonprolifera on, and the Causes of Foreign Nuclear Deployments Ma hew Fuhrmann, Texas A&M University Todd S. Sechser, University of Virginia Eric B. Lorber, Ins tute for Defense Analyses Con dence Building and Nuclear Arms Control between the U.S. and China: The Role of the Di usion of Knowledge Lovise Aalen, Chr. Michelsen Ins tute New Sudan or South Sudan? The Prac cal Choices between Unity and Independence Douglas Hamilton Johnson, Haverford College The Inconsistency of the Interna onal Approach to the Comprehensive Peace Agreement in Sudan: Unlearned Lessons and Repeated Mistakes in Syria Dimah Mahmoud Panel Interna onal Security Studies Rashmi Singh, University of St Andrews Bernard I. Finel, Na onal War College European Instruments Concerning Vic ms of Terrorism Rights: Mee ng Needs? Javier Argomaniz, University of St Andrews Exploring Need and Service Provision for the Vic ms of the Northern Ireland Con ict Cheryl Elizabeth Lawther, Queen's University Belfast Vic ms of Terrorism in an Interna onal Context: a Compara ve Analysis Orla Lynch, University of St. Andrews Vic ms of Terrorism and the Internet: Evidence from Europe Gilbert Ramsay, University of Saint Andrews The Evolu on of the Protec on of Terrorist Vic ms’ Rights in Spain Agata Serranò , Universidad Rey Juan Carlos Adam N. Stulberg, Georgia Ins tute of Technology Je rey William Knopf, Monterey Ins tute of Interna onal Studies Extended Deterrence and Allied Nuclear Prolifera on: Determinants of an E ec ve An ‐prolifera on Policy Making unity una rac ve: the con ic ng aims of Sudan’s Comprehensive Peace Agreement Chair Disc. Interna onal Security Studies Happymon Jacob, Jawaharlal Nehru University Annemarie P. Rodt, University of Southern Denmark Gareth Curless, Exeter University Sponsor(s): Avner Cohen, Monterey Ins tute of Interna onal studies Maria Rost Rublee, Australian Na onal University Mehran Kamrava, Georgetown University‐Qatar Dalia Dassa Kaye, RAND Corpora on Role of nuclear weapons in contemporary Indian strategic thinking Sudan and the South: a troubled neighbourhood TD43: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Vic ms of Terrorism: An Interna onal Comparison Interna onal Security Studies TD45: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel Con nuity and Change in Nuclear Diplomacy and Approaches to Strategic Stability in the Post-Cold War Era Chair Disc. Maria Dubravka Pineda, Naval Post-graduate School Chair Disc. Part. Part. Part. Sponsor(s): Risk and Trust in Security and Preven on Sponsor(s): TD44: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Roundtable The Arab Spring, Iran, and Israel: Tracing the Outlines of Nuclear Futures in the Middle East Tong Zhao, Georgia Ins tute of Technology TD46: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Ethics and the Nuclear Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Disc. Panel Environmental Studies Interna onal Ethics Chris an Enemark, Australian Na onal University Regina Axelrod, Adelphi University Chris an Enemark, Australian Na onal University The Moral Dilemmas of Nuclear Arms Control and Disarmament Thomas E. Doyle, Texas State University-San Marcos The Ethics of Coercing a State's "Going Nuclear": a Kan an Analysis Antonio Franceschet, University of Calgary Nuclear Poli cs in Japan and the Energy Security Challenge Geordan Graetz, Gri th University Vlado Vivoda, Gri th University Cri cal Juncture in Nuclear‐Energy Dependence: The Fukushima Incident and Diverging Responses in Japan, Korea, and Germany Sung Chull Kim, Seoul Na onal University Rogue State and Nuclear Weapons: applicability of the rogue state concept and the implica ons for the Interna onal System stability Karen Katarine Mizuta, University of São Paulo (Universidade de São Paulo) May developed countries give up nuclear energy? Fukushima, climate change and the fate of the global poor Reinhard H. Wolf, Goethe University Frankfurt TD47: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Roundtable Integra ng Mul ple Perspec ves into Core Interna onal Studies Curricula TD50: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel Do the Right Thing: Analyzing the Foreign Policies of Altruism and Coopera on Sponsor(s): Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Ac ve Learning in Interna onal A airs Interna onal Educa on Harry I. Chernotsky, University of North Carolina Charlo e Harry I. Chernotsky, University of North Carolina Charlo e Judy B. Krutky, Baldwin Wallace University Marcus Watson, University of Wyoming Robert G. Blanton, University of Memphis TD48: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel The Poli cs of Epistemic Authority: The Case of Security Exper se and Experts Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Interna onal Poli cal Sociology Luis Lobo‐Guerrero, Groningen University J. Peter Burgess, Peace Research Ins tute Oslo (PRIO) Micro‐prac ces in European security exper se Trine Villumsen Berling, University of Copenhagen When security colonizes development: an sociological analysis of human security in di erent social spaces Stephan Davidshofer, University of Geneva Security exper se as government‐centric knowledge con gura on Jonas Hagmann, ETH Zurich The di usion of nuclear security norms: India, France, and the forma on of strategic exper se Benoit Pelopidas, CISAC, Stanford University Karthika Sasikumar, San Jose State University Drawing the Line: Torture, Human Rights, and Security Lisa Stampnitzky, Harvard University TD49: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel Theorizing IOs in Interna onal Security: Norm Di usion and Burden Sharing Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Interna onal Organiza on Laura Gomez Mera, Unversity of Miami Miles Kahler, University of California San Diego Same, same but di erent. Explaining varia ons in Nordic achievements within the ISAF mission. Erik Noreen, Uppsala University Delega on and the Di usion of Authority to Interna onal Organiza ons: The IAEA and nuclear norms in the interna onal nuclear prolifera on regime Robert L. Brown, Temple University The Interna onal Coopera on Exchange: Collec ve Ac on and the Logic of Selec ve Incen ves Marina E. Henke, Princeton University Imperfect Agents: Interna onal Ins tu ons in Mul lateral Counter‐Terrorist Coopera on Carlo a M. Minnella, University of Oxford U.S. Civil‐Military Rela ons and Mul lateral Humanitarian Interven on Stefano Recchia, University of Cambridge Chair Disc. Foreign Policy Analysis Karl Rene DeRouen Jr., University of Alabama Virginie Grzelczyk, No ngham Trent University Is U.S. Humanitarian Aid Based Primarily on Need or Self‐Interest? Glen Biglaiser, University of North Texas Karl Rene DeRouen Jr., University of Alabama Do Moral Values Shape Foreign Policy Preferences? Joshua D. Kertzer, Ohio State University Kathleen Powers, Ohio State University Brian Rathbun, University of Southern California Risk, Uncertainty, and Arms Control Nego a ons (1945‐2010): The Dataset Amy J. Nelson, University of California Berkeley Overcoming Barriers to Coopera on: Issue Neutraliza on in the Post Soviet Space Michael O. Slobodchiko , University of Arizona Responsibility to Protect: The Case of the Missing Pillars James E. Waller, Keene State College The Idea of Good Samaritan States in Global Governance Xiangfeng Yang, University of Southern California TD51: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel The Implica ons of the 2012 Presiden al Elec on Campaign for American Diplomacy Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Diploma c Studies Foreign Policy Analysis Patrick Haney, Miami University David Has ngs Dunn, University of Birmingham Implica ons of the 2012 US Presiden al Campaign for US Diplomacy at the UN David Bosco, American University Hidden in Plain Sight: Implica ons of the 2012 US Presiden al Campaign for Whole of Government (“Public”) Diplomacy Bruce Gregory, George Washington University / Georgetown University Implica ons of the 2012 US Presiden al Campaign for the Foreign Service: Prac oners’ Perspec ves Thomas Hanson, University of Minnesota Duluth and Council on Foreign Rela ons, Minneapolis Implica ons of the 2012 US Presiden al Campaign for the US ‘rediscovery’ of diplomacy Paul Sharp, University of Minnesota Implica ons of the 2012 Presiden al Elec on Campaign for Con nuity and Change in American Diploma c Culture Geo rey R. Wiseman, University of Southern California TD52: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Framing Foreign Policy Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Foreign Policy Analysis William A. Boe cher, North Carolina State University Ayten Burcu Bayram, University of Texas at Arlington Connec ng the Frames: Who Says What About Climate Change in the News, Congressional Hearings and Presiden al Addresses Amy Below, Oregon State University Jenifer Whi en-Woodring, University of Massachuse s Lowell Framing War me Success: Repor ng Enemy Body Counts in America's UAV Campaigns At the Vanishing Point of Law? Interna onal Law and the Use of Force by Canada in the Afghanistan Con ict William A. Boe cher, North Carolina State University Michael Cobb, North Carolina State University Sean K. Richmond, University of Oxford "When Does Capacity Building Work? Lessons from the Mine Ban Treaty." Measuring Di usion of Ideas Through Leadership Framing Strategies: The Case of Iran's Nuclear Nego a ons Thania Sanchez, Yale University Andrea Grove, California State University, Channel Islands More than a Feeling: Emo ons as Determinants of Framing E ect Kathryn Schwarz, University College London Ilai Saltzman, Claremont McKenna College Arguing with the Generals: The Role of Framing Mechanisms in Strategic Assessment Gregory H. Winger, Boston University TD53: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Uprisings, Imposi ons, and Regime Change Sponsor(s): Disc. Panel Ma hew D. Crosston, Bellevue University What Explains the „Rush to Free Trade“ among Authoritarian Regimes? Going Beyond Democra za on and the Power of the IMF Megan D. Daigle, Aberystwyth University Lothar Brock, Peace Research Ins tute Frankfurt Beyond Compliance and Resistance: Local Agency in Post‐Con ict Peacebuilding at the Sub‐Na onal Level in Kosovo Lisa Maria Gross, University of Konstanz Asymmetric Power and Peace: The State, Society, and Interna onal Peacebuilding Henry (Chip) Carey, Georgia State University Peace‐building to Secure Power and Peace Within Farid Mirbagheri, University of Nicosia Jenny H. Peterson, University of Manchester It has to Start Somewhere: Iden fying the Determinants of Democra c Revolu ons TD57: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Power, Struggles and Peace Poli cs in South Asia Sven Van Kerckhoven, K.U.Leuven Adriaan Luyten, KU Leuven Sponsor(s): Re‐Thinking the Distribu ve State: Di usion, Sect and the Arab Uprisings Gwenn Okruhlik, Associa on for Gulf and Arabian Peninsula Studies (AGAPS) TD54: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Roundtable Judging State-Sponsored Violence, Imagining Poli cal Change: Interna onal Ethics Sec on Book Prize Winner, 2012. Chair Disc. Panel Peace Studies Bina D'Costa, Australian Na onal University Elora Halim Chowdhury, University of Massachuse s Boston Women in U.N. Peacekeeping: South Asian Perspec ves Soumita Basu, South Asian University Sonalini Sapra, Saint Mary's College Li ing the Burqa and Chicks with S cks ‐ post 9/11 narra ves of women in Pakistan Shakira Hussein, University of Melbourne Interna onal Ethics Neta Carol Crawford, Boston University Bronwyn Leebaw, University of California Riverside Leslie Vinjamuri, University of London Ru G. Teitel, New York Law School James Bohman, St Louis University TD55: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Interna onal Law, Norm Compliance, and State Behaviour Does Micro nance Predict Domes c Violence in Bangladesh? Nadine Murshid, Rutgers University Is Border Interven on a Consequence of‘Refugee Burden’ Navine Murshid, Colgate University Interroga ng the enemy 'other': The Maoist insurgency in India Panel Interna onal Law Salla Garsky, University of Helsinki Mario E. Carranza, Texas A&M University‐Kingsville The Mavi Marmara Incident and the Dichotomy of Israel's Socializa on into Interna onal Norms Daniel P. Brown, University of Oklahoma Salla Garsky, University of Helsinki Peace Studies (Re) Inser ng No ons of Power in Cri cal Peace Studies Thomas Richter, GIGA German Ins tute of Global and Area Studies The Stragglers: Who In uences Late Ra Statute of the ICC and How? Panel Compe ng Transna onal Advocacy Networks, Nega ve and Posi ve Human Rights Pressure and Peacebuilding Power Jennifer L. Noveck, University of Washington Chair Disc. TD56: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM The Illusion of Power in Peacebuilding: Part II Susanna P. Campbell, The Graduate Ins tute (IHEID), Geneva Poacher Turned Gamekeeper: State capacity, coali ons, and social policies in non‐democracies Sponsor(s): Geo rey P. R. Wallace, Rutgers University Chair Disc. Kathleen Deloughery, State University of New York at Albany Alexander B. Downes, George Washington University Paul Zachary, George Washington University Chair Honoree Part. Part. Part. Reputa on and Interna onal Law: An Experimental Study Sponsor(s): Interna onal Poli cal Economy No Business Like FIRC Business: Foreign‐Imposed Regime Change and Bilateral Trade Sponsor(s): Condi onal in uence: a two‐stage model of public opinion in democracies and state compliance with interna onal treaty law. ca on of the Rome Swa Parashar, Monash University TD58: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Interna onal Security and Public Opinion Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Interna onal Security Studies Columba L. Peoples, University of Bristol Richard Jackson, University of Otago, New Zealand Fear of Terror and Support for Military Strikes Against Iran Gordon Clubb, University of Leeds Graeme A. Davies, University of Leeds Robert Johns, University of Essex Panel Individual‐Level Security Disposi ons and the Interna onal Use of Force Karen M. Devine, Dublin City University Vernacular Securi es in the UK: A Qualita ve Analysis Lee Jarvis, Swansea University Michael Lister, Oxford Brookes University Security in an Age of Austerity: Public Percep ons of Security Threats Daniel Stevens, University of Exeter Nick Vaughan-Williams, University of Warwick Collec ve Legi miza on of Use of Force and Foreign Domes c Support: An Experimental Survey Atsushi Tago, Kobe University TD61: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel The Di usion of Power and Sovereignty: Global Perspec ves Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Disc. Poli cal Demography and Geography Helena C. Carrapiço, University of Dundee David H. Sacko, United States Air Force Academy Joseph Campos, II, American Public University System & University of Hawaii at Manoa From centralised leadership to the di usion of power: the case of Sri Lanka post‐2009 Gilberto John Algar-Faria, University of Bristol Poli cal di usion among young people in the USA and implica ons for global norms and percep ons. Timothy C. Leisman, Guilford College TD59: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel The Ins tu onal Prerequisites of Las ng Peace in Post-Con ict Situa ons Sovereignty’s Sorites Paradox: Di usion, Power and Middle Eastern Security Sponsor(s): Monopoly of Eloquence: Sovereignty, the People, and Performing the Social Contract Chair Disc. Scien c Study of Interna onal Processes Andreas Mehler, German Ins tute of Global and Area Studies Philip G. Roeder, University of California, San Diego Poli cal con dence a er civil war: peacebuilding strategies and public opinion in 30 countries Helga Malmin Binningsboe, Peace Research Ins tute Oslo (PRIO) Karin Dyrstad, Norwegian University of Science and Technology Power Sharing and the Quality of Democracy in Post‐Con ict States Caroline Hartzell, Ge ysburg College Ma hew Hoddie, Towson University The e ects of electoral systems choice and poli cal par es on peace dura on in post con ict socie es John Ishiyama, University of North Texas Tatyana Kelman, University of North Texas Paving the way for Taliban rule, civil war or a new start for Afghanistan? Anna Jarstad, Uppsala University A New Database on the Implementa on of Power‐Sharing Arrangements in Post‐Con ict Countries Mar n O mann, German Ins tute of Global and Area Studies Johannes Vüllers, GIGA - Ins tute of African A airs TD60: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel Wars in Afghanistan: Beginnings and Endings from the Past to the Present Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Interna onal Security Studies Simon Mabon, Lancaster University Robert Topinka, Northwestern University (Dis)classifying Regional (in)forma ons in South America. Bolivia through the prism of the Geopoli cal and Security networks. Matheus Ho mann Pfrimer, University of Sao Paulo-USP / Pon cal University of Goias-PUCGO TD62: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Everyday Diplomacy: The Di usion of Bo om-Up Survival Techniques in Con ict Socie es Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Peace Studies Siobhan Mary McEvoy‐Levy, Butler University Alpaslan Ozerdem, Coventry University Children’s voices, children’s choices: The role of voice—speci cally young people’s—in con ict and peacebuilding within a deeply divided society Anne de Graaf, Webster University Leiden, Netherlands Coping with research: Local Tac cs of Resistance against (Mis‐) Representa on in Academia Stefanie Kappler, Liverpool Hope University Conceptualising everyday diplomacy Roger Mac Ginty, University of Manchester Reintegra on and Reconcilia on in Sierra Leone Kieran Mi on, King's College London Selling, Trading and Life on the Street: Youth Agency and the Everyday in Post Con ict Liberia Sukanya Podder, Cran eld University James A. Russell, Naval Postgraduate School Daniel J. Moran, Naval Postgraduate School Everyday diplomacy under military occupa on: Pales ne’s third way movements The Sources of Foreign Policy Framing: Knowledge Communi es and the First Anglo‐Afghan War Sandra Pogodda, University of Manchester Mar n Jonathan Bayly, King's College London Local Heroes: Tribal Narra ves, Afghan Local Police in Marjah, and the Prospects for Security Transi on in Southern Afghanistan. Howard Clark, King's College London Coali on Collapse: ISAF Alliance Management in Southern Afghanistan Kathleen McInnis, King's College London No Exit: The Russian Retreat from Afghanistan, 1985‐1989 Daniel J. Moran, Naval Postgraduate School Panel TD63: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel Is Buzan's World Society (and Bull's Community of States) the Same as Global Civil Society? Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. English School Annika Bergman Rosamond, Lund University William Bain, Na onal University of Singapore Introducing "Global Civil Society" to the English School of IR Mikael Baaz, University of Gothenburg The limits of transna onalism: considera ons about the percep on of threats, interests and iden es of civil society organiza ons in interna onal arenas through me Terra Friedrich Budini, University of Sao Paulo (USP) Who’s Afraid of Inter‐State‐Centric Perspec ves? Between the Global, the Interna onal and their Theore cal Interplay. Mor Mitrani, Hebrew University of Jerusalem Sponsor(s): Ma hew S. Weinert, University of Delaware Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Wilfrid Greaves, University of Toronto Marjo Lindroth, University of Lapland Sandra Maria Rodrigues Balao, Technical University of Lisbon The Nordic human rights paradox: The poli cs of norm commitment and compliance in compara ve perspec ve Who Owns the Land? Norway, the Sami and the ILO Indigenous and Tribal Peoples Conven on Hanne Hagtvedt Vik, University of Oslo Anne Julie Semb, University of Oslo Implementa on of EU Immigra on Policy in the Northern Arc c Regions Na sa Yeasmin (na sa.yeasmin@ulapland. ) Na sa Yeasmin, University of Lapland, Arc c Centre Panel The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Candice Carr Kelman, UC Irvine Ellen Gu erman, York University The Role of the Electronic Waste Industry in the Basel Conven on’s Paradigm Shi Candice Carr Kelman, UC Irvine Maja Primorac The Contest for the Knowledge Economy: A Compara ve Study of IP Maximalist and Open Source Movement Norm Di usion, 1995‐ Present Jaclyn Alexandra Kerr, Georgetown University Peter Maybarduk, Public Ci zen Power Poli cs and Di usion on GM Crops: A case study Lipi Mukhopadhyay, Indian Ins tute of Public Admin On the Origin of Commons: Great Powers and the Di usion of Property Rights in Interna onal Fron ers Travis Trapp, San Francisco State University Governing NCDs: the role of private actors in global health policies TD67: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM 2012 Workshop Report Panel The New Power Poli cs: Networks, Governance, and Global Security Sponsor(s): Johan Karlsson Scha er, University of Oslo Malcolm Langford, University of Oslo TRIPS: Counter‐Norms and Perverse Incen ves A Di erent Kind of Rigor: Long‐Term Learning Systems For Social Jus ce Missions Hans Peter Schmitz, Syracuse University The Regional and Global Dimensions of the Interna onal Global Commons Ideology Di usion: The Arc c Case Catherine Sanger, University of Virginia Elizabeth Bloodgood, Concordia University Tim Buthe, Duke University Joannie Tremblay‐Boire, University of Washington Patrice McMahon, University of Nebraska‐Lincoln Kent Glenzer, Monterey Ins tute of Interna onal A airs The poli cs of indigenous rights: indigenous peoples in the UN Chair Disc. Workshop Report Panel Sarah S. Stroup, Middlebury College Wendy Wong, University of Toronto Climate Change, Indigeneity, and Security in the Circumpolar Arc c Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Disc. Disc. The Power of INGOs in Private Governance Tina Freyburg, ETH Zürich Philippe Dufort, University of Cambridge TD65: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Who Owns the Knowledge Economy? 2012 Workshop Report Panel Non-State Actors in Global Governance Making Human: Toward an Ontology of World Society TD64: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Hot Poli cs in Cold Places: Indigenous People's Rights TD66: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Chair Chair Disc. Workshop Report Panel Deborah Avant, University of Denver Oliver Westerwinter, European University Ins tute Kathryn Sikkink, University of Minnesota The New Power Poli cs: Networks, Governance, and Global Security Deborah Avant, University of Denver Oliver Westerwinter, European University Ins tute Network Rela ons and Human Security Norm Development: Agenda‐Se ng and Agenda‐Ve ng Around Collateral Damage Control Charli Carpenter, University of Massachuse s Gulliver Bound: Revisionists, Networks, and Interna onal Governance Stacie Goddard, Wellesley College Industry Networks, Power and the Governance of Con ict Minerals Virginia Ann Hau er, University of Maryland Networks and Piracy Sarah Percy, University of Western Australia TD68: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Producing Poli cs: Industrial Governance and the State Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Anna Lanoszka, University of Windsor Shannon Gibson, University of Southern California The EU's Changing Approach to Gene cally Modi ed Foods Carolyn M. Dudek, Hofstra University Poli cal Economy of Oil, Trade, and Investment: Private Deals, State‐Owned Companies, and Domes c Regula ons Anna Lanoszka, University of Windsor Li le Boxes Made of Ticky‐Tacky? The Agency of Intermodal Containers in the External Governance of European Union’s Transporta on Regimes Can E. Mutlu, University of O awa TD69: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM What Counts in Interna onal Rela ons? Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Parina Patel, Georgetown University Philip Streich, Pomona College The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Japan & South Korea: Forging a Strategic Partnership Philip A. Schrodt, Pennsylvania State University Kelly M. Kadera, University of Iowa Thomas S. Wilkins, University of Sydney No Undi eren ated Mass: Introducing a Quan ta ve Data Set on the Ethnic Composi on of Refugee Movements Heidrun Bohnet, University of Geneva Seraina Ruegger, Swiss Federal Ins tute of Technology (ETH Zurich) Who Measures Up? Human Rights in an Enlarging European Union Lisa Conant, University of Denver Big data and long‐distance control ‐ calcula ons and advocacy in the name of transparency Mikkel Flyverbom, Copenhagen Business School Chris na Garsten, Stockhom University Christopher Gandrud, Yonsei University Kalev H. Leetaru, University of Illinois Philip A. Schrodt, Pennsylvania State University Panel Gary Schaub, Jr., University of Copenhagen James D. Boys, King's College, London The Di usion of Norms on Conven onal Disarmament Di usion of Conven onal Arms Norms: NGO's, Landmines, Small Arms, and Cluster Bombs Analysis of Regula on of Acquisi on and U liza on of Arms by Private Military and Security Companies Paule e Weiss, City University of New York Graduate Center Sponsor(s): Steven J. Campbell, University of South Carolina-Lancaster Image of China by Secretary of State, William Seward, during Postbellum Ikuro Fujiwara, University of Osaka A Union of States: Presiden al Poli cs, Sec onal Divides, and the Annexa on of Texas Robert Paul Musgrave, Georgetown University The Beginning of the Cold War: Tes ng the Spiral Model and the Revolu onary‐Imperial Paradigm Robert Snyder, Southwestern University Chair Disc. Neil Cooper, University of Bradford Denise Garcia, Northeastern University Paule e Weiss, City University of New York Graduate Center TD73: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel Sustainability Transi on: Theories, Approaches and Perspec ves from Europe, North and La n America Foreign Policy Analysis The Signi cance of Foreign Poliymakers’ Pre‐O ce Beliefs: Discerning Brzezinski’s USSR Image Evolu on and its Implica ons Sponsor(s): Interna onal Security Studies Improving Norma ve Mechanisms in Small Arms Trade, Security Sector Reform, and Disarmament Jonathan Ring, University of Iowa TD71: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Japan’s Responses to East Asian Strategic Challenges Chair Disc. Disc. Maria Nebolsina, Center for Euro-Atlan c Security of Interna onal Studies Ins tute MGIMO (University) A Dyadic Event History Analysis of Gender Quota Di usion Chair Disc. Sponsor(s): Aart A. Holtslag, Shepherd University A 30‐Year Georeferenced Global Event Database: The Global Database of Events, Language, and Tone (GDELT) Sponsor(s): TD72: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel The Di usion of Norms on Conven onal Arms Control, Small Arms Disarmament, and Diplomacy Denise Garcia, Northeastern University Pu ng Data Back in Time: Ge ng the Most Out of Hazard Ra os in Di usion Research TD70: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Using Foreign Policy Analysis to Understand the Past Military Disaster Relief E orts and Japanese Public Opinion of the Military Panel The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Hidekazu Sakai, Kansai Gaidai University Hidekazu Sakai, Kansai Gaidai University Japanese iden ty and the abduc on issue: from 'aggressor' to 'vic m', from 'paci st' to 'normal' Linus Hagstrom, Swedish Ins tute of Interna onal A airs Japanese Military Policy toward China from the End of the Cold War to 2010 Eivind Lande, Norwegian University of Science and Technology Japan's Approach to Mari me Security in Southeast Asia Paul Midford, Norwegian University of Science & Technology Chair Disc. Disc. Compara ve Interdisciplinary Studies Environmental Studies Hans Guenter Brauch, AFES‐PRESS Simon Dalby, Balsillie School of Interna onal A airs Carolyn M. Stephenson, University of Hawaii Manoa Scale in the debate on sustainability transi ons. Taking interna onal developments into account Hans Bruyninckx, Leuven University Sander Happaerts, University of Leuven Sustainability transi ons in transna onal society: a governance perspec ve John Grin, University of Amsterdam Sustainability Transi on in a River Basin in Mexico: The Case of the Yautepec River Ursula Oswald Spring, Na onal University of Mexico The Di usion of Innova ons for the Sustainability Transi on Jurgen Sche ran, University of Hamburg Sustainability in Divided Brazil: Who Is The More Powerful Between Conserva ves and Reformist? Eduardo Viola, University of Brasilia TD74: Thursday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel Turkey's Transforma on from a ‘Na onal Security’ State to a ‘Trading’ State: Transmission of Norms and Ideas Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Disc. Interna onal Rela ons Council of Turkey Mustafa Aydin, Kadir Has University Sinem Acikmese, Kadir Has University Ozgur Ozdamar, Bilkent University Turkish Impact: A Transforming Transformer Cagri Erhan, Ankara University Coming Transforma on of the Turkish Military Friday Serhat Guvenc, Kadir Has University Role Theory and Turkey’s Foreign Policy: Poli cal, Economic, Intellectual Roots Ozgur Ozdamar, Bilkent University Leading Role of Economic Integra on in Turkish Foreign Policy towards the Middle East and Limits of Trading State: Case of Turkey/Kurdish Regional Government (KRG) Rela ons Merve Ozdemirkiran, Sciences-Po Europeaniza on and Democra za on in Foreign Policy: A Compara ve Study of the Cases of Turkey and Greece Zachary Tzimitras, The Interna onal Peace Research Ins tute Oslo-PRIO Cyprus Centre Status Change and Status Hierarchy: Turkey's Changing Role in Global and Regional Poli cs Faruk Yalvaç, Middle East Technical University TX01: Thursday 12:30 PM - 1:30 PM Working Group The Interna onal Poli cal Economy of Resources: Crea ng Networks and Linkages - Session 2 (by invita on only) Sponsor(s): Coord. Coord. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Working Group Virginia Ann Hau er, University of Maryland Kathleen Hancock, Colorado School of Mines Timothy M. Shaw, University of Massachuse s Boston Linda J. Yarr, George Washington University Michael D. Beevers, Dickinson College Florian P. Kuehn, Helmut Schmidt University Hamburg Melanie Zimmer, Peace Research Ins tute Cyril Obi, Social Science Research Council Manochehr Dorraj, Texas Chris an University Alero E Akporiaye, University of Texas at Dallas Jessica Steinberg, University of Michigan Xiaojing Sun, Georgia Ins tute of Technology Jonna K. Nyman, University of Birmingham Tapan Kumar Sarker, Gri th Business School, Gri th University Hass Kouao‐Bile, Colorado School of Mines Yujia He, Georgia Ins tute of Technology rose hathaway dakin, World Bank Jana Honke, University of Edinburgh Emily Meierding, Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies, Geneva Joerg Friedrichs, University of Oxford Je D. Colgan, American University Aslaug Asgeirsdo r, Bates College FA01: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel The Military, Humanitarianism and Development: New Case Studies Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Global Development Carola Weil, American University, School of Professional and Extended Studies Ingrid L.P. Nyborg, Norwegian University of Life Sciences The neoliberal restructuring of the state in post‐civil war Lebanon Hannes Baumann, Georgetown University The Poli cs of Interna onal Military Interven onism in West Africa Bruno Charbonneau, Lauren an University Peacebuilding and Development Priori es in post‐war Sierra Leone Towards a Hybrid Agenda for Peace and Development? Simone Datzberger, London School of Economics and Poli cal Science Urban Peacekeeping and Changing Norms of Violence: Re ec ons on Brazilian Engagement in Hai and at Home Kris an M. Hoelscher, Peace Research Ins tute Oslo (PRIO) & University of Oslo Per Mar n Norheim-Mar nsen, Fafo Ins tute of Applied Interna onal Studies Globalizing humanitarian government: The poli cs of mobility control and acts of ci zenship in Namibia’s Osire Refugee Camp Suzan M. Ilcan, University of Waterloo Can post‐con ict communi es build social capital while trying to reach the MDGs? Elisabeth A. King, Columbia University FA02: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Water Jus ce and Stakeholder Par cipa on Sponsor(s): Chair Panel Environmental Studies Vakur Sumer, Selcuk University Tunisian water resources policy at a crossroad Sihem Jebari, INRGREF - Tunisia / LU - Sweden Ronny Berndtsson, Lund University A Turbulent Flow: Water and Policy Coordina on in Chile and Peru, 1992 ‐ 2012 Ian J. Jones, City University of New York Externali es and the Structure of Environmental Regimes Alexander Ovodenko, Princeton University Construc on of Symbolic Value of Water in an Small Hydropower Movements in Turkey Osman Tikansak, Istanbul Bilgi University Light a Candle or Curse the Darkness? The Poli cs of Freshwater Scarcity in the Middle East Ma hew I. Weiss, University of California Davis FA03: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel Poli cal Ins tu ons, Poli cal Values and Regime Consolida on Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Thomas C. Bruneau, Naval Postgraduate School Tina Freyburg, ETH Zürich Mul ‐Party Elec ons in Africa: A Force for Regime Change or a Source of Regime Consolida on? Ma hijs Bogaards, Jacobs University Bremen Reining in the military: ins tu onalizing civilian control in new democracies Aurel Croissant, Heidelberg University David Kuehn, Heidelberg University, Germany Sponsor(s): Democracy By Demand? Reinves ga ng the E ect of Liberal Values on Poli cal Ins tu ons Chair Disc. Sirianne Dahlum, University of Oslo Carl Henrik Knutsen, University of Oslo Je rey P. Haynes, London Metropolitan University Billur Aslan, Royal Holloway, University of London Craig Hayden, American University The Di usion of Revolu onary Movements via the Internet: Post Elec on Protests in Russia Sta an I. Lindberg, Univ. of Gothenburg & Univ. of Florida In Search of Commonali es of Poli cal Par es in New Democracies Billur Aslan, Royal Holloway, University of London English vs. Arabic: Di ering Al Jazeera Frames Lars Svasand, University of Bergen Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Adrian Ang, Florida Interna onal University Shlomi Dinar, Florida Interna onal University Russell E. Lucas, Michigan State University Varie es of Democracy Sponsor(s): Panel Di usion of Media Forms and Poli cal Protests in a Cross‐ Na onal, Time‐Series Perspec ve Religion and Democra za on: Theore cal Perspec ves and Empirical Rami ca ons FA04: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Mapping the Universe of IR Theories FA06: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM How does the Media In uence Poli cal Protests? Innova ve Panel ISA Innova ve Panel Luke R. Barnesmoore, San Francisco State University Laurent El Ghaoui, University of California at Berkeley The Informa on Revolu on and Indigenous Social Movement Mobiliza on in La n America Jack Barry, University of Connec cut Felix Berenskoe er, SOAS, University of London Inanna Hama ‐Ataya, University of She eld Yale H. Ferguson, Rutgers University Duncan Snidal, University of Oxford Jennifer Sterling‐Folker, University of Connec cut Beate Jahn, University of Sussex Di usion of revolu onary ideals and messages of peace in transi onal Egypt and Tunisia Timothy C. Leisman, Guilford College Amal I. Khoury, Guilford College Di using Revolu on: how al‐Jazeera Imagined the "Arab Spring" Hisham Tohme, University of She eld FA05: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Private Actors in Interna onal Organiza on Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Organiza on Denis V. Kennedy, Washington and Lee University Karsten Ronit, University of Copenhagen Sovereignty sans Territory: Piracy, Norms and IR Theory in an Era of Layered Sovereignty Jon D. Carlson, University of California Opportunity Knocks, But Then What? Analyzing the Behavior of a NGO in the Context of Two IGOs Debra J. Holzhauer, Southeast Missouri State University Self‐Regula ng for Pro t and Principle: A Compara ve Analysis of Corporate Social Responsibility and NGO Quality and Accountability Ini a ves Denis V. Kennedy, Washington and Lee University Poli cal Representa on and the cons tu on of private authority in world poli cs Alessandro Mulieri, KU Leuven University (Belgium) Emilie Bécault, KU Leuven Surveying Diamond Retailers about the Kimberley Process Cer ca on Scheme: Implica ons for the Success and Longevity of the Process Anne M.P. San ago, University of Portland Interna onal Organiza ons and the Di usion of Corporate Social Responsibility Melanie Zimmer, Peace Research Ins tute FA07: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Rethinking Thinking about Interna onal Rela ons Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Mark La ey, School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London Ty Solomon, University of South Florida Gramscian and Foucaul an Approaches to Peace: Hegemony Through Biopoli cs Ramon Blanco, University of Coimbra Fernando J. Ludwig, University of Coimbra - Portugal Geophilosophy and Interna onal Theory Ari Jerrems, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid Recovering The Prince: Realism, State Building and the Cycles of History. Torbjorn Knutsen, University of Trondheim What is Liberalism? A Postcolonial Perspec ve Mark La ey, School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London Suthaharan Nadarajah, School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London Republican Anarchism and World Order: Rethinking 'Negarchy' and Contemporary Governance Di usion Alex Prichard, University of Exeter Balance of Power is What the Hegemon Makes of It Einat Vadai, Hebrew University Jerusalem FA08: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM The Di usion of War and Violence Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Sven Chojnacki, Freie Universität Berlin Sven Chojnacki, Freie Universität Berlin The di usion and accumula on of violence: Clustered and concentrated refugee se lements Heidrun Bohnet, University of Geneva Nature Ma ers Too: The Di usion of Civil War in the Americas Je rey S. Dixon, Texas A&M University - Central Texas Interna onal Rivalry, Civil Con ict, and the Di usion of Violence: A Case Study John Logan Mi on, Dalhousie University Adding up Externali es: How Ethnicity, Public Health, and Refugees Lead to Interna onal Con ict Aaron Shreve, University of California, Davis Tracy Kuo Lin, University of California, Davis Logics of Regional War Di usion and Endemic Interna onal Con ict Alex Weisiger, University of Pennsylvania FA09: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Roundtable Presiden al Theme Roundtable—Interna onal Ins tu ons: Agents of Di usion or Firewalls? Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Catherine Elizabeth Weaver, University of Texas at Aus n Chris na Davis, Princeton University Phillip Y. Lipscy, Stanford University Judith Kelley, Duke University Jan Aart Scholte, University of Warwick Nita Rudra, University of Pi sburgh FA10: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel Di usion and Emula on: The Poli cs of Foreign Aid from Emerging Powers Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Foreign Policy Analysis Global Development David M. Malone, Interna onal Development Research Centre David M. Malone, Interna onal Development Research Centre Rule Shaker? When, Where and Why China is Changing Global Rules for Development Finance Deborah Brau gam, Johns Hopkins University/SAIS James Reilly, University of Sydney India: Flexing Its So ‐Power Muscle Sumit Ganguly, Indiana University Between a Rock and Hard Place: South Korea's Africa Strategy Soyeun Kim, University of Leeds How are the BRICS changing the foreign assistance landscape? Rani D. Mullen, College of William & Mary Brazil as an Emerging Donor and Implica ons for the Development Aid Regime Oliver Stuenkel, Fundação Getulio Vargas FA11: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Terrorism: Domes c Determinants Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Security Studies Sascha Sheehan, University of Bal more James Forest, University of Massachuse s, Lowell Bombing the Rich: The E ect of Sub‐Na onal Income Inequality on the Incidence of terrorism in civil con icts Konstan n Ash, University of California - San Diego The Breeding Ground for Ethnic Terrorist Organiza ons: Discrimina on, Quests for Na onhood, or Intra‐communal Con ict? Brandon Michael Boylan, University of Pi sburgh The Endogenous Forma on of Terrorist Groups: Model and Ini al Findings Susanne Mar n, University of Nevada, Reno Michael McBride, UC Irvine Sherry Forbes, University of Virginia Natalia Londono, University of Texas, Dallas Domes c Terror Targets: The Importance (or lack thereof) of Poli cal Regime Katherine Eleanor Michel, University of California, Berkeley Terror from Within: The Poli cal Determinants of Domes c Terrorism Sara Polo, University of Essex FA12: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Iran and Nuclear Weapons Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Security Studies Je rey A. Larsen, University of Denver Evan Braden Montgomery, Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessments A Missing Piece in the Persian Puzzle: Iran’s Nuclear Pursuit and Regional Order in the Middle East Il Hyun Cho, Cleveland State University Nego a ng with Iran: Can the ‘Helsinki model’ serve as a template? Kai R. Hebel, University of Oxford Ayatollah Strangelove: Understanding Iranian Fac onal Poli cs, Nuclear Weapon’s and Economic Cycles within the Iranian Poli cal Economy Joseph J. St. Marie, Univeristy of Southern Mississippi Bene ng from Insecurity: Domes c actors who might win from Iran acquiring nuclear weapons Greg Trumble Na onal Iden ty and Na onal Security Construc on‐One Crisis, Two Stories: The United States and Iran on Nuclear Ques on Gulsah Unal, University of Florida Examining Iran’s nuclear posture, a threat to Nuclear Non Prolifera on Regime or Western interests? Syeda Quratulain Waqar, University of Surrey , School of Poli cs FA13: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel FSS6- Silences and Margins: Interroga ng the Intersec ons of Gender, Race, Class, and Ci zenship in Private Security Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Feminist Theory and Gender Studies Ca a Cecilia Confor ni, Wellesley College Cynthia H. Enloe, Clark University From Warriors of Empire to Hybrid Mar al Subjects: Reimaging Gurkhas in Private Security Amanda Marie Chisholm, Bristol University Contrac ng Out of Military Work: From Militarized Ci zenship to Globalized Recruitment? Maya M. Eichler, University of Toronto The Problems of PMSCs or PMSCs as a Problem? Re ec ons on Gender Scholarship and the Legi miza on of Private Security Paul R. Higate, Bristol University Saskia Stachowitsch, University of Vienna The Three Monkeys: See No Evil Hear No Evil Speak No Evil ‐ The Priva za on of Security and the Exploita on and Marginaliza on of Men Ju a Joachim, Leibniz University of Hannover Homing Security: Gender, Priva zed Security and the Hos ng of Mega‐events in the City Kim Rygiel, Wilfrid Laurier University FA14: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel Transna onal Actors in Interna onal Organiza ons: Mobiliza on, Advocacy, and In uence Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. European Consor um for Poli cal Research Margaret E. Keck, Johns Hopkins University Jens Ste ek, Technische Universität Darmstadt Transna onal Actor In uence in Interna onal Organiza ons Hans Agné, Stockholm Universitet Lisa Dellmuth, Stockholm University Andreas Duit, Stockholm university Jonas Tallberg, Stockholm University The Domes c Roots of Global Lobbying. Explaining Interest Group Mobiliza on at WTO Ministerial Conferences Jan Beyers , University of Antwerpen Marcel Hanegraa , University of Antwerpen Dirk De Bièvre, Universiteit Antwerpen Does Government Funding Depoli cize NGOs? Examining Evidence from Europe Elizabeth Bloodgood, Concordia University Joannie Tremblay-Boire, University of Washington Transna onal Agency in Global Environmental Governance: Images and Self‐images of Roles played by Non‐State Actors Ma as Hjerpe, Linköping University Björn-Ola Linnér, Linköping University Naghmeh Nasiritousi, Linköping University FA15: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel Intelligence and Foreign Policy: From Understanding to Ac on Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Foreign Policy Analysis Intelligence Studies Spencer L. Willardson, University of Iowa Spencer L. Willardson, University of Iowa Di usion of Knowledge Representa ons in Intelligence Studies Sorin-Gabriel Sebe, Bucharest University Intelligence Crisis and its Causes Barry H. Steiner, California State University, Long Beach Understanding Intelligence in Foreign Rela ons – How Intelligence Shapes Debate and Policy in States Spencer L. Willardson, University of Iowa Grading Intelligence: The Use of Captured Records to Sharpen Analysis Kevin M. Woods, Ins tute for Defense Analyses FA16: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Human Security: Theory and Prac ce Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Security Studies John A. Gentry, Na onal Intelligence University Patricia Shamai, Universiy of Portsmouth Understanding "Human Security": The Poli cal and "Non‐ Western" Agency Neslihan Dikmen Alsancak, Bilkent University Opera onalizing Human Security: Coercion, Authority and Legi macy as tools of Societal and Individual Security Robert C. Egnell, Georgetown University The Moral Revolu on in Military A airs John A. Gentry, Na onal Intelligence University Making Warfare “Humane”: A Paradigm Shi in Military Innova on Ezgi Yildiz, Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies, Geneva At Home and Abroad: How States Respond to Human Security Threats Patrice McMahon, University of Nebraska-Lincoln A Human Security Framework: A Compara ve Study Across Militaries Andrew Gallo, United States Military Academy at West Point FA17: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Novel Approaches to Studying Strategies and Behaviors of Interna onal Organiza ons Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Organiza on Xinyuan Dai, University of Illinois, Urbana Champaign Joel E. Oestreich, Drexel University Leadership Tenure and Minimal Chea ng in OPEC Shareefa Abdullah Al-Adwani, University of California, Davis Forum‐Shi ing and the Intellectual Property Enforcement Agenda: Diminishing Returns? Warren A.D. Clarke, Balsillie School of Interna onal A airs Orchestra ng Transparency Xinyuan Dai, University of Illinois, Urbana Champaign Working Rela onships between IGOs and INGOs: Symbolic vs. Substan al Xuanxuan Wu, University of Texas at Aus n FA18: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Linking Inter and Intrastate Con ict Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Scien Panel c Study of Interna onal Processes Michael P. Colaresi, Michigan State University Havard Hegre, Peace and Research Ins tute Oslo The Diversionary Logic of Inter‐Communal Con ict Michael Burch, University of Colorado, Boulder Jaroslav Tir, University of Colorado Self Defense Militas and Violence Against Civilians in Civil War Govinda D. Clayton, University of Kent Andrew Thomson, University of Kent Embedded Con ict: Understanding the Rela onship Between Civil War and Interna onal Con ict with Fewer Assump ons Michael P. Colaresi, Michigan State University Pa erns of Militariza on in Africa: Determinants and Consequences Choong-Nam Kang, Murray State University Brandon Valeriano, University of Glasgow Susan G. Sample, University of the Paci c Interna onal Con ict, Repression, and Civil Violence FA22: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Re exivity in Interna onal Rela ons: Beyond 'Posi onality' Thorin M. Wright, Arizona State University Bryce W. Reeder, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign FA19: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM City Dynamics and Interna onal Rela ons Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Sponsor(s): Panel Compara ve Interdisciplinary Studies Gregory C. Dixon, University of West Georgia Anca M. Pusca, Goldsmiths, University of London The poli cal economy of urban (under)development in Africa Sean Fox, London School of Economics and Poli cal Science Post‐Yugoslav Diasporas in the Netherlands: Con ict‐Generated Iden es and Transna onal Prac ces Maria Koinova, Warwick University The Common Sense of Global City 'Actorness' in Contemporary World Poli cs Kris n Ljungkvist, Uppsala University The Global City and the Global Countryside David Wachsmuth, New York University FA20: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM The diplomacies of emerging countries Sponsor(s): Chair Chair Disc. Panel Milena Dieckho , Sciences Po Paris Health diplomacy of emerging countries : restructuring power rela ons in a mul lateral world Auriane Guilbaud, CERAPS / Sciences Po Emerging Countries Changing the Governance of Climate Change Ana Flavia Barros Pla au, Universidade de Brasilia Namalie Jayasinghe, American University Three Paradigms of Public Diplomacy Evalua on: Outcome Analysis, Percep on Analysis and Network Analysis James Pamment, Karstad University Public Diplomacy and Rhetorics of Might and Right in the Informa on Age Mark J. Rolfe, University of New South Wales Compara ve Public Diplomacy: A Theore cal Framework Eytan Gilboa, Bar-Ilan University Brent J. Steele, University of Kansas Re exivity and Research: Feminist Interven ons and Their Prac cal Implica ons Andrea L. Do olo, Women's Studies Resource Center, Brandeis University Sarah Tillery, Portland Community College FA23: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Poli cal Violence and Democracy Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Disc. Panel Human Rights Ann Marie Clark, Purdue University Ann Marie Clark, Purdue University Peter Haschke, University of Rochester Restric ng Repression: The E ect of Interna onal Ac on on the Escala on of Domes c Poli cal Violence Jessica Brandwein, University of Notre Dame Models of Poli cal Violence Interna onal Con ict and the Future of Poli cal Violence, Insurgency, Guerilla Warfare and Terrorism Danielly Ramos-Becard, Ins tute of Interna onal Rela ons, University of Brasilia Disaster “public” diplomacy? An examina on of long‐term impacts of disaster diplomacy on Turco‐Greek rela ons Ilan Zvi Baron, Durham University Documen ng Cri cal Re exivity: Scholarly Responsibility in an Era of Inten ons Mark Gibney, University of North Carolina Asheville China Diplomacy in La n America: the emergence of a new leadership? Marcus Holmes, Fordham University Antoneta Vanc, Quinnipiac University Jack L. Amoureux, Wake Forest University Diasporic Re exivity and the Poli cs of Insecurity Wesley W. Widmaier, Gri th University Mélanie Albaret, CERI - Sciences Po Chair Disc. Re ec ng on Ethical Re exivity: Reinvigora ng the Prac ce and Scholarship of Global Poli cs Repression, Re exivity and Self‐Reinforcing Crisis: How Technocra c Overcon dence Causes Intersubjec ve Change Interna onal media on: a par cular diploma c tool for emerging countries? Diploma c Studies Brent J. Steele, University of Kansas Jack L. Amoureux, Wake Forest University Harry D. Gould, Florida Interna onal University Lisa M. Burke, University of Denver Mélanie Albaret, CERI ‐ Sciences Po Guillaume DEVIN, Sciences Po Paris France Guillaume DEVIN, Sciences Po Paris France Emerging countries and the mul lateral prac ces of clubs : the case of the G20 Sponsor(s): Interna onal Ethics Theory Re exivity: Cri cal Humanitarianism Associa on des Interna onalistes FA21: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Public Diplomacy: Theore cal and Empirical Issues Chair Chair Disc. Panel David H. Gray, Campbell University Panel Health, Violence, and Con ict: Assessing the Impact of Infec ous Disease Nathaniel J. Harris, Duke University Islam and Poli cal Violence Suveyda Karakaya, The University of Tennessee Compe on, Policymaking, and Poli cal Violence in Authoritarian Regimes Jennifer Notariano Giardina, University of New Orleans FA24: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Business and Human Rights: A New Research Agenda in Interna onal Rela ons/Part 1 (Empirics) Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Compara ve Interdisciplinary Studies Human Rights Kate Macdonald, University of Melbourne Kate Macdonald, University of Melbourne Corporate Human Rights Responsibility as Governance Challenge: Human Rights Impact Assessments, Standardiza on and the Need for E ec ve Stakeholder Par cipa on Brigi e Hamm, University of Duisburg-Essen Chris an Scheper, University of Duisburg-Essen Making Trade and Human Rights Part of the Solu on: WTO Strategies to link trade and Human rights in Con ict Zones Susan Aaronson, George Washington University & Na onal War College Business and Human Rights: A New Research Agenda in Interna onal Rela ons Damiano de Felice, London School of Economics and Poli cal Science The impact of foreign direct investment on human rights in developing countries: A sectoral approach Nicole Janz, University of Cambridge Todd Landman, University of Essex Intelligence Studies Ion Grosu, Romanian Intelligence Service Michael Andregg, University of St. Thomas Cris an Barna, Na onal Intelligence Academy Democra c Transforma on and Intelligence System Reform: Georgia's Decade Experience David Bazghadze, GIS Training Center Building an Intelligence Culture within the Agency and the Society as a Whole: the Case of Romania Irena Dumitru, Na onal Intelligence Academy Panel Taylor B. Seybolt, GSPIA, University of Pi sburgh Taylor B. Seybolt, GSPIA, University of Pi sburgh The "R" in R2P: Responsibility in Interna onal Rela ons Ellen Reichel, University of Bremen, Germany The "Responsibility to Prevent": Toward an Interna onal Crimes Approach to Mass Atrocity Preven on Ruben Reike, University of Oxford Sordid Aggression or Humanitarian Interven on? Why Scholars Disagreed about the Military Ac ons in Kosovo in 1999 and Libya in 2011 A Conspiracy Not to See: Con ic ng Interests and Systemic Results for the Darfur Crisis David Hunter Walsh, Rutgers University A Theory of Norm Forma on with regard to Humanitarian Interven on in Syria, Darfur and Libya Stephen D. Wrage, United States Naval Academy Vidya Nadkarni, University of San Diego Stanislav L. Tkachenko, Saint Petersburg State University NATO Enlargement and Missile Defense: Persis ng Irritants for Russian Foreign Policy Robert H. Donaldson, University of Tulsa Reset Reconsidered Gregory Gleason, George C. Marshall European Center Why Do They Do It? Understanding Moscow's Mo ves for Suppor ng the Assad Regime in Syria Mikhail A. Molchanov, St. Thomas University, Canada Interna onal Ethics Interna onal Law Human Rights Latha Varadarajan, San Diego State University Post Communist States Andrei V. Korobkov, Middle Tennesse State University Bogdan Prisecaru, Na onal Intelligence Academy From imperial cri cs to cri cal imperialists: The new humanitarianism and the role of intellectuals in the Libyan interven on Chair Disc. Russian Foreign Policy and the Shanghai Coopera on Organiza on: To What End? Smart Intelligence: From Conserva ve Ethos to Intelligence Culture Sean K. Richmond, University of Oxford FA28: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel Russian Foreign Policy: Threats and Opportuni es in Pu n’s Third Term Migra on Policy as a Component of the Russian Foreign Policy Alina Paun, Romanian Intelligence Service Chair Disc. Ayse Kaya, Swarthmore College Mark N. Katz, George Mason University Intelligence Culture Evolu on Through the Lens of a New Democracy Sponsor(s): Ines Eben von Racknitz, Nanjing University Olivia Gippner, Free University Berlin Ines Eben von Racknitz, Nanjing University The siniciza on of ‘so power’: the di usion of an idea or the rebranding of an chestnut in the diploma c repertory? Sponsor(s): From Profession to Discipline: Balancing, Training and Research for the Development of Romanian Intelligence Studies FA26: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Humanitarian Responsibili es and Interven on Chair Disc. Disc. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Jeremy T. Pal el, Carleton University FA25: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel Intelligence Educa on, Training and Research in the Black Sea Area Chair Disc. Sponsor(s): Implica ons of China’s Rise for the EU: Contesta ons over Sovereignty Moral Externali es: Intera onal Accountability, Business and Human Rights Sponsor(s): FA27: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel China, the European Union and Interna onal Security Norm Di usion in 21st Century Russian Foreign Policy and Great Power Dynamics in Central Asia: Threats and Opportuni es Charles E. Ziegler, University of Louisville FA29: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM How Reputa on Ma ers in Interna onal Security Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Security Studies John Schuessler, Air War College Benjamin M. Jensen, Marine Corps Command and Sta College and American University, School of Interna onal Service Reputa onal A ribu ons in Foreign Policy: A Cogni ve Psychological Approach Rod Albuyeh, University of Southern California Leader‐Based Reputa ons for Resolve: An Experimental Informa onal Approach Danielle L. Lupton, Duke University US Reputa on in the Taiwan Straits: Reliable Ally and Credible Rival? Gregory Miller, Oklahoma State University Where to Find Reputa on? How Past Ac ons Ma er in Interna onal Poli cs Keren Milo, Princeton University (Mis)Measuring Status? Assessing the In uence of Economic and Military Achievement on Diploma c Exchange Steven M. Ward, Georgetown University FA30: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Power Shi ? Financial Crisis Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Elliot Posner, Case Western Reserve University Nicolas Véron, Bruegel / Peterson Ins tute David W. Blagden, University of Cambridge Julie Mueller, University of New England Unrivaled Power: How the Great Recession makes the case for enduring American hegemony in the 21st Century Jason Francis Charre e, University of Connec cut Leonard Seabrooke, Copenhagen Business School David Vogel, UC Berkeley Randall D. Germain, Carleton University It Cannot Happen Here! Denial and the Spread of the Financial Crises 2008‐2010 Ivan Savic, Grenfell Campus, Memorial University of Newfoundland FA33: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Fron ers in the Study of Global and Regional Terrorism Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Disc. A Puzzle of Power: State‐Society‐Market Rela ons during Financial Crisis Scien Panel c Study of Interna onal Processes Navin Bapat, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Navin Bapat, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Andrew Kydd, University of Wisconsin Reevalua ng Terrorism and Economic Growth: Dynamic Panel Analysis and Cross‐Sec onal Dependence Nicol English Spann, Florida Interna onal University Power Shi to the East? American Hegemony and China's Ascent in Times of Global Financial & Monetary Crises Marc Venhaus, Graduate School of Global Poli cs, Free University Berlin Chair Disc. Professional Compe on in Policy Clubs: Skills and Careers in European and Global Financial Reform Commissions The Persistence of Transatlan c Regulatory Divergence 'Global' Financial Governance and the changing inter‐state balance of power: insights from the work of E.H. Carr Sponsor(s): Abraham Newman, Georgetown University The End of EU Financial Regulatory Interna onalism? Interna onal Poli cal Economy FA31: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Interven ons for Peace and Security An Austere End to the Reregula on of Global Finance Khusrav Gaibulloev, American University of Sharjah Todd Sandler, University of Texas at Dallas Donggyu Sul, University of Texas at Dallas Who Tortures the Terrorists? Panel Peace Studies Sukanya Podder, Cran eld University Annemarie P. Rodt, University of Southern Denmark Transforma ve Con ict Resolu on in Prac ce: Turkey’s Con ict Management/ Resolu on E orts and Prac ces in the Middle East Talha Kose, Istanbul Sehir University Does Armed Humanitarian Interven on Promote Human Security? Dursun Peksen, University of Memphis Non State Armed Groups and the Outside‐In Perspec ve: The Missing Dimension? Sukanya Podder, Cran eld University Why Mediate? The Impact of Interna onal Integra on on the Likelihood of Third‐Party Media on in Civil Wars Marsha J. Sowell, The Pennsylvania State University The disputants and their outside par es: The pursuit of victory “by other means” and of Realpoli k under the guise of morality Courtenay R. Conrad, University of North Carolina at Charlo e Jus n Conrad, University of North Carolina at Charlo e James A. Piazza, The Pennsylvania State University James Walsh, University of North Carolina Charlo e Transna onal Terrorism and Economic Sanc ons David Carter, Princeton University Navin Bapat, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Resilient Republics: Terrorism's Negligible E ect on Democracy Erica Chenoweth, University of Denver Joseph Young, American University Terrorism and Electoral Success Deniz Aksoy, Princeton University Terrorism or Guerrilla Warfare? Shining Path and the Peruvian Civil War, 1980‐1995 Luis de la Calle, Juan March Ins tute FA34: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Energy Policy and Poli cs: What's Changing? Sponsor(s): Panel The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Marta Vrbe c, Gallaudet University Media on and Violence: Searching for third party interven on that ma ers Marcus J. G. Nilsson, Uppsala University Mihai Catalin Croicu, Uppsala University Erik Melander, Uppsala University Peter Wallensteen, Uppsala University FA32: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel EU Re-Regula on Meets Global Financial Governance: Di usion, Defeat, or Disa ec on? Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Kevin Young, UMass Amherst Andrew Baker, Queen's University Belfast Is e ec ve global governance necessary for nancial stability in Europe? Daniel Mügge, University of Amsterdam Good copies or new papers? Drivers for renewable energy policies in developing countries Paula Castro, University of Zurich Mar n Stadelmann, University of Zurich The role of the European Union as a market‐norm entrepreneur through Trade and Energy Policy towards the Persian Gulf. Umberto Marengo, University of Cambridge The IIRSA Ini a ve: energy and environmental issues in South America Thauan Santos, Pon cal Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro Luan Santos, Energy Planning Programme (PPE) of COPPE/UFRJ Di usion of EU Energy‐Related Norms in Turkey Paul A. Williams, Bilkent University FA35: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Do the EU and US Di use Norms Di erently? Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Jennifer L. Erickson, Boston College Jennifer L. Erickson, Boston College Empires of Humanity? The Paternalism of the United States and the European Union in Global Poli cs Lisbeth Aggestam, University of Bath Ka e Verlin Laa kainen, Adelphi University Governance of Labor Provisions through Hierarchy and Network ‐ EU and US Proceedings in Morocco, Mexico and the Dominican Republic Myriam Oehri, University of Lucerne America and Europe: What’s the holdup with the Arab Spring? Serena Simoni, Samford University FA36: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel Social Media as Catalysts for Social Movements: Arab Spring as a Test Case Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Helma de Vries‐Jordan, Ge ysburg College Helma de Vries‐Jordan, Ge ysburg College Poli cal Informa on, New Media and New Social Movements in the Arab Spring Anas Malik Alahmed, Indiana University Retwee ng Revolu ons: Transna onal Coopera on Among Protest Movements Using Informa on and Communica ons Technology Eric Asmar, Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies Di usion in Social Movements: The Arab Spring Defne Jones, Indiana University Why Moderates Ma er for Informa onal Cascades? Evidence from the Middle East Merouan Mekouar, McGill University The Di usion of Women's Ac vism in the Arab Spring Revolu ons Saira Yamin, Asia Paci c Center for Security Studies FA37: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel Territoriality and Security: The Israeli-Pales nian Peace Process Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Peace Studies Ma D. Evans, Penn State University Galia Golan, Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya, Hebrew University of Jerusalem Security As A Poli cal‐Epistemological Interplay: The Concept of Security And The Nego a ons Between Israel And The Pales nians Roee Kibrik, The Hebrew University Formula for the Sacred: How to manage ethno‐territorial a achments in intractable con icts. Tova Norlen, RAND Di usion of Ideas in Interna onal Organisa ons: The UN Secretary‐General and the Two‐State Solu on for Pales ne Ellen Jenny Ravndal, University of Oxford Israel’s Security Economy: The Vola lity of the Link Between Occupa on, High‐tech and the Global Economy of Security Leila Stockmarr, University of Roskilde FA38: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Re ec ons on Transi onal Jus ce Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Peace Studies Maria‐Victoria Perez‐Rios, City University of New York Simon A. Robins, University of York Conceptualizing Jus ce in Transi on: Exploring the Understandings of Human Rights Vic ms and Their Sources David Backer, College of William & Mary Anu Kulkarni, Stanford University Vic ms' perspec ves on transi onal jus ce mechanisms in Serbia Sladjana Lazic, Norwegian University of Science and Technology Gunsmoke and Mirrors: transi onal jus ce implementa on during con ict Cyanne E. Loyle, West Virginia University Quan ta ve Approaches to Societal‐Level Transi onal Jus ce Impact: What Have We Learned? Brandon M. Stewart, University of North Texas Eric Wiebelhaus-Brahm, Florida State University Genocide and Mass Violence: Understanding Outcomes of Violence Escala on Ernesto Verdeja, University of Notre Dame FA39: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Advancing Deterrence Theory Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Security Studies Kathryn McNabb Cochran, Duke University Eric Grynaviski, George Washington University Red Lines and the Fait Accompli: A Theory of Bargaining, Coercion, and Crisis among Na ons Daniel Altman, Massachuse s Ins tute of Technology The Deterrent E ects of the Use of Force against Violent Non‐ State Organiza ons Oren Magen, University of Haifa, Israel The E ec veness of Statements of Resolve in Deterring Con ict Roseanne McManus, University of Wisconsin Are Costly Signals More Credible? A Survey Experiment Kai Quek, Massachuse s Ins tute of Technology All Weather Friends? Signaling Security Guarantees in Interna onal Poli cs Mira Rapp-Hooper, Columbia University FA40: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Exclusions, Marginaliza ons, and Poli cal Violence Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Ethnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on Studies Peace Studies R. William Ayres, Wright State University R. William Ayres, Wright State University Social exclusion, marginality and insecurity: challenging no ons of ci zenship and belonging amid protracted con ict Helen Berents, University of Queensland Why Minori es Rebel? The Role of Con ict Processes in the Mobiliza on of Ethnic Insurgencies Aleksandar Matovski, Cornell University How Subjec ve Inequali es Alter Recep vity to Violence and Protest Behavior: A Micro‐level Mechanism of Perceived Horizontal Inequali es Dan Miodownik, Hebrew University Lilach Nir, Hebrew University The role of civilians in liberal counterinsurgency doctrine: uncomfortable evidence from Colombia Gonzalo A. Vargas, Universidad de los Andes FA41: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Theorizing Interven on Sponsor(s): Chair Panel Interna onal Poli cal Sociology John E. Karlsrud, Norwegian Ins tute of Interna onal A airs (NUPI) “Paci ca on” and the (re) produc on of the na onal state: re‐ inscribing Brazil´s engagement in the United Na ons mission in Hai (MINUSTAH) Maira Siman Gomes, Pon Janeiro cal Catholic University of Rio De When Bridging Culture Meets Border Culture: Why Interven ons Fail Jacquelyn Leanna Grei , George Mason University Tobias Grei , University of Erfurt EU involvement in the Pales nian State‐Building Process: A Governmentality Approach The Micropoli cs of Statebuilding: Insights from State Consolida on Projects in Rio de Janeiro Claire Louise Mcloughlin, University of Birmingham `Fragile states` and the di use prac ces of categoriza on: the role of scien c knowledge and the poli cs of classi ca on Isabel Rocha de Siqueira, King`s College London Panel Ingrid Creppell, George Washington University Ingrid Creppell, George Washington University Iden ty and Threat Percep on: The 'History Problem' and Mutual Threat Percep on between China and Japan Yongwook Ryu, Australian Na onal University The beginning of the end of empire: representa ons of Bri sh self ‐iden ty and the Suez Crisis Stewart Strome, University of Florida Himadeep R. Muppidi, Vassar College Shampa Biswas, Whitman College Timothy Koechlin, Vassar College Whither the Na onal Workforce? Global Capitalism, Imperial Economies, and the Labor Ques on in France and North Africa Mark N. Ho man, University of Minnesota Rohan K. Kalyan, Sewanee: the University of the South Charter Ci es and the Neoliberal Excep on Maria Jose Mendez, University of Minnesota Food Sovereignty, Market Women and Indigenous Vegetables in South Africa Mvuselelo Ngcoya, University of Kwa-Zulu Natal Precarious Development: Villagers Resis ng Land Dispossession Quynh N. Pham, University of Minnesota Historical Legacies, Iden ty Construc ons, and Security Policy Regarding State Failure: The Afghanistan Case Shane Szarkowski, Oxford Brookes University Ageless Images: Perpetua on of the Percep on of the 'Other' within the Muslim 'Self' Nail Tanrioven, University of Florida Panel Interna onal Security Studies Naomi Levy, Santa Clara University Jelena Subo c, Georgia State University A er Reuni ca on: The Search for a Common Korean Iden ty. Virginie Grzelczyk, No ngham Trent University Chair Disc. Disc. Global Development The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Craig A. Johnson, University of Guelph Lucas Amaral Ba sta Leite, Universidade Estadual Paulista Júlio Mesquita Filho Chair Disc. Wri ng Wars on Terrorism, from Ronald Reagan, Bill Clinton and through to George W. Bush: Discourses, Narra ves and Na onal Iden ty Re‐imagining Urban Spectacle: Magical Realism and the Postcolonial City The construc on of the "enemy" from Reagan to Bush Sponsor(s): Jacob Rabas, McGill University Urbaniza on, land degrada on and development: Comparing the role of property rights regimes in Asia Interna onal Security Studies FA43: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM The Emergence and Development of Na onal Iden ty Barak Mendelsohn, Haverford College Accep ng Abnormalcy: The In uence of Divergent Cultures of Anarchy on the Evolu on of Japan's Security Iden ty Sponsor(s): (Re‐) building State Legi macy via Service Delivery: Beyond Ins tu onal Approaches Chair Disc. Israel and Its Messianic Right: Path Dependency and Inten onal Domes c Sovereignty Malprac ce FA44: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel Contamina ng Di usion? Development in Ci es, Slums, Villages, and Markets Christopher Marc Lilyblad, Department of Interna onal Development, University of Oxford Sponsor(s): Stephanie Hofmann, Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies Seo-Hyun Park, Lafaye e College Chin-Kuei Tsui, Na onal Centre for Peace and Con ict Studies, University of Otago Beste Isleyen, University of Tuebingen FA42: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Iden ty and Threat Percep on Foreign Military Presence and Na onal Iden ty Development: The Poli cs of Semisovereignty in the Federal Republic of Germany and Republic of Korea FA45: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM China's Military: Recent Developments Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Security Studies John R. Deni, Strategic Studies Ins tute John R. Deni, Strategic Studies Ins tute China’s Two‐Level Naval and Air Forces: Bifurcated Development to Secure Speci c Territorial Claims and Expansive Commerce Andrew Sven Erickson, Naval War College Understanding the Strategic Game of US and China in South Asia: The Role of Nuclear Weapons Saira Khan, University of Amsterdam Producing Insecurity? Governmental Control, MNCs, and Di usion of Sensi ve Technologies to China Dong Jung Kim, University of Chicago Recent Developments in China's Nuclear Weapons Program Michael Tkacik, Stephen F. Aus n State University Sizing Up the Dragon: Pentagon's Engagement of China's Military Jingdong Yuan, University of Sydney FA46: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel Migra on and Post-coloniality in the Context of Contemporary Insurrec ons Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Global Development Anne M. McNevin, Monash University Prem K. Rajaram, Central European University ‘We must have a full public inquiry’: Rethinking publicity as cons tu ve of security and the liberal way of war Owen D. Thomas, University of Exeter The poli cal usages and implica ons of an ‐poli cs (security), post‐poli cs (risk) and sub‐poli cs (uncertainty) Ole Waever, University of Copenhagen Di using Globalized Immigra on Discourses: A Cri cal Analysis on the Policy Impact of Social Movements and the Arts FA49: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Civil Society and NGOs in Interna onal Organiza on Arnaud Kurze, George Mason University Sponsor(s): Unpacking the migra on‐development nexus Disc. Samid Suliman, University of Queensland The Ambiguity of Insurrec on: Development, Migrancy and the Ethics of Co‐habita on Lorenzo Rinelli, UH Manoa Sam O. Opondo, Vassar College FA47: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel The Erosion Of State Authority Amid Social Media And The New Informa on Society Disc. Interna onal Associa on for Poli cal Science Students Rodrigo Vaz, Ins tute for Poli cal Studies, Catholic University of Portugal Ste en Johannes Westerburger, Radboud University Nijmegen Patricia Camilien, Université Quisqueya Thomas Linders, Radboud University Nijmegen Ste en Johannes Westerburger, Radboud University Nijmegen Panel Interna onal Poli cal Sociology Didier Bigo, Paris Ins tute of Poli cal Studies Jef Huysmans, Open University Rob B. J. Walker, University of Victoria and PUC‐Rio Interroga ng the Security‐Technology Nexus: 'Security E que e' and the role of technology in the di usion of risk, threat and fear. Andrew Neal, University of Edinburgh The poli cs of the corporate security profession Karen Lund Petersen, University of Copenhagen Panel Foreign Policy Analysis Shelley L. Hurt, California Polytechnic State University Jarrod Hayes, Georgia Ins tute of Technology Rare Earth Elements and U.S. Foreign Policy: The Cri cal Ascension of REEs in Global Poli cs and U.S. Na onal Security Unravelling Opera on Pillar of Defense: How new (social) media shaped the policy of the State of Israel as seen during Opera on Pillar of Defense (November 14th – November 21st) in the Gaza Strip Olaf Corry, Open University, UK Transna onal Advocacy Campaigning Organisa ons: Opening up poli cal spaces Chair Disc. What governance for the internet? Avoiding a system error Poli cians, security poli cs and the poli cal game Melissa T. Labonte, Fordham University Kira Rosi-Schumacher, Fordham University Sponsor(s): A Brave New World: Global Ac vism in the Network Society Whispering Risk in the Prince’s ear: The Role of Risk in Contemporary Poli cal Ideologies from Anthony Giddens to Naseem Taleb Barbara J. Hosto-Mar , University of Missouri - St. Louis Assessing the Peacebuilding Poten al of Biometrics and E‐ Governance in Sierra Leone FA50: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Adjus ng to a Changing Interna onal System Philipp Aepler, University of Bremen (Germany) James Alexander, University of Manchester Global Civil Society: Freer Trade in the Marketplace of Ideas? Exploring Developed Countries'Prominence in Global Civil Society Claudia Baumgart-Ochse, Peace Research Ins tute Frankfurt Case Study: Social media technologies and their importance within the rela ons of Somali diaspora and popula ons in Somaliland and Puntland Chair Disc. Disc. Hal Culbertson, University Of Notre Dame Religious NGOs in Interna onal Organiza ons: Confronta on or Coopera on? Kavi Joseph Abraham, Johns Hopkins University Renee E. Marlin-Benne , Johns Hopkins University Sponsor(s): Peacebuilding in the NGO Landscape: A Compara ve Analysis of Peacebuildng as an Organiza onal Field of Prac ce Helen Yanacopulos, Open University Cyberplace: Conceptualizing power and poli cs in extended reality FA48: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Security and the Poli cal Field Peter Smith, Athabasca University Heidi Nichols Haddad, University of California at Irvine Anne M. McNevin, Monash University Chair Interna onal Organiza on Access and In uence: Mapping Civil Society Networks at the Interna onal Criminal Court Migra on, Insurrec on and Humanitarian Governance Sponsor(s): Panel Steve Dobransky, Kent State University Regional Powers’ Ins tu onal Design of Economic Coopera on: Comparing Regional Economic Agreements In Tae Yoo, University of South Carolina Developing Countries in a Changing Interna onal System: Coali ons and Dispute Se lement at the WTO Haroldo Ramanzini Júnior, Federal University of Uberlândia (UFU) FA51: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel Seismic Shi s in Interna onal Rela ons: Dealing with Changes in Interna onal Power Structures Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Foreign Policy Analysis Hans‐Mar n Jaeger, Carleton University James Lee Ray, Vanderbilt University Globaliza on, Hegemonic Cycles, and the Rise of China Ji Young Choi, Ohio Wesleyan University Global Di usion of State Power and Its Impact on Democracy. Kunihiko Imai, Elmira College Respec ng the Pecking Order: A Uni ed Theory and Test of the Rela onship Between State Loci within an Interna onal Hierarchy and Con ict Mark D. Nieman, University of Iowa Power Transi on among Democracies: Old Theories, New Approach. Liberal Capitalism and the Development of Neocolonialism in Liberia Diana Soller, University of Miami Niels Hahn, SOAS, University of London The Uncertainty of Decline: Signaling Future Inten ons During Power Shi s Brandon K. Yoder, University of Virginia FA52: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Poli cal Economy of Migra on Sponsor(s): Chair Sovereignty, Property and Dispossession in Contemporary India: the colonial origins of postcolonial dispossession. Sankaran Krishna, University of Hawaii at Manoa Panel The poli cal economy of Zimbabwe’s three decades of land reforms: opportuni es and constraints Grasian Mkodzongi, University of Edinburgh Interna onal Poli cal Economy Hironori Onuki, York University FA55: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Decolonizing FTGS: Feminist, Post-Colonial, and Queer Interven ons Integra on, Migra on and Redistribu on Brian Burgoon, University of Amsterdam Raise or Resist? Explaining Barriers to Temporary Migra on during Sponsor(s): the Global Recession David T. Hsu, Browne Center for Interna onal Poli cs, University of Pennsylvania The Everyday Spaces of Global Labour Migra on: Migrant Workers as Agents in the Poli cs of Di usion/Counter‐Di usion Hironori Onuki, York University Backward Flow of the Interna onal Remi ances Is Foreign Direct Investment an Excuse for Tighter Migra on Controls? Evidence from Europe Panel Interna onal Poli cal Economy Anna Lanoszka, University of Windsor Adam Harmes, University of Western Ontario Susan H. Allen, University of Mississippi Need for Speed? Analyzing IMF Lending E ciency, 1984‐2009 Daniel McDowell, Syracuse University Reforming the Elite: The Interna onal Monetary Fund and Coups d État, 1975‐2010 Trude M. Midtgard, Norwegian University of Science and Technology How Much the IMF Reformed?: IMF Condi onality Programs a er the Global Financial Crisis Sawa Omori, Interna onal Chris an University FA54: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel Colonialism in the History of the Neoliberal Present: Law, Property, and Economy Global Development Daniel Bendix, University of Manchester Clive Gabay, Queen Mary, University of London ‘There Is No Bush in Chad’: On the Instrumentali es of an Oil‐ dependent Property Regime under Neoliberalism Siba Grovogui, Johns Hopkins University Turning sand to gold? The global poli cs of urban property in Africa Branwen Gru ydd Jones, Goldsmiths, University of London Ajay Roshan Parasram, Carleton University Bre W. Remkus, University of Delaware IMF Condi onality and Public Health Outcomes Chair Disc. Becoming the Postcolonial State Uganda Be Kidding Me: LGBT Rights, (Post) Colonial Governance, and Panop c Time Tanu Kohli, Rutgers- the State University of New Jersey Carlos Seiglie, Rutgers University Sponsor(s): Beyond Economic Ra onality: Global Care Chains and Feminist Solidarity John McMahon, The Graduate Center, CUNY Tamara M. Woroby, Johns Hopkins SAIS and Towson University Chair Disc. Ann E. Towns, University West, Sweden Drucilla Barker, University of South Carolina Caryl Nunez, University of Connec cut Scales of Poli cs: The Fields of Poli cal Possibility The Determinants of Naturaliza on Rates: Why Such a Di erence? Sponsor(s): Feminist Theory and Gender Studies Global Development Poli cal Demography and Geography Rachel Brown, CUNY Graduate Center Natalia Rudi, University of Nevada, Reno FA53: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Perspec ves on the IMF Chair Disc. Disc. Panel The Poli cs of the Di usion of Indigenous Rights: A social movement analysis of the Mapuche concept of indigenous territory Jeanne W. Simon, University of Concepcion Stories of Israeli Na onal(ist) Holidays: Discourse, Narra ve, Na onalism and Iden ty Ian Michael Zucker, University of New South Wales FA56: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM FSS4- Biopoli cs of the War on Terror: Theorizing Di erent Sites/Sights of Power Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Feminist Theory and Gender Studies Interna onal Poli cal Sociology James Der Derian, CISS, University of Sydney Marieke De Goede, University of Amsterdam The indeterminate agencies of crowded places and cri cal infrastructure security: re‐thinking biopoli cal control in the War on Terror Emily Lindsay Jackson, University of Alberta Theorizing the poli cs of female suicide bombing: biopower and the body Claire Lyness, University of California Santa Cruz The Biopoli cs of Racial Lawfare. Imagined Geographies, Carceral Landscapes, Torture and Belonging Melanie Richter-Montpe t, York University The Subjected Non‐Subject: Biopower and Resistance in the Occupied Pales nian Territories Caitlin M. Ryan, University of Limerick Zoono c Vulnerabili es/Recombinant Futures Melissa Autumn White, UBC, Okanagan FA57: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel Excep onal States: Rethinking Sovereignty, Poli cs, and Iden ty in a Post-Decisionis c Age Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Disc. Interna onal Poli cal Sociology Francois Debrix, Virginia Tech Francois Debrix, Virginia Tech Louiza Odysseos, University of Sussex Laboratories of Control: America’s Spaces of Experimenta on Abroad and the Militariza on of the Homeland Alexander D. Barder, Johns Hopkins University The (Re)militariza on of US Immigra on Enforcement Mathew C. Coleman, Ohio State University Expressive Prosthe cs: The Nuclear‐Sovereign‐Assemblage as Prelude to Automated Destruc on Jairus V. Grove, University of Hawaii at Manoa Lemkin's Legacy: Genocide and Poli cs a er Sovereignty Benjamin Meiches, Johns Hopkins University American Excep on: Freedom and Democracy in the early 21st Century Edwin Kent Morris, Virginia Tech FA58: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel Mul -level Interac ons in Global Environmental Governance Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Environmental Studies Lyuba Zarsky, Monterey Ins tute of Interna onal Studies Tim Forsyth, London School of Economics and Poli cal Science Designing Coopera on: Ins tu ons, Poli cs, and Sustainability in the U.S.‐Mexico Borderlands Dave Colnic, CSU, Stanislaus Geo rey B. Cockerham, Utah Valley University Authority in Global Climate Policy‐Making: The Rela on between the Interna onal Climate Regime and 'Bo om‐Up' Governance Arrangements Thomas Hickmann, University of Potsdam Interna onal Forest Conserva on and Networked Governance: Solu ons and Challenges in the Crown of the Con nent Ecosystem Theresa Jedd, Colorado State University Di usion of Environmental Policy: Interna onal Dynamics and Domes c Requisites Lada V. Kochtcheeva, North Carolina State University Civil Society and Rio +20: NGO Par cipa on at the 2012 United Na ons Earth Summit Shannon Orr, Bowling Green State University Transboundary water resources governance: the mul ‐scalar analysis of the Amazon basin Fernanda Mello Sant'Anna, Sao Paulo University FA59: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel Crea ons and Implica ons of Na onalisms: Cases of China, India and Northern Ireland Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Ethnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on Studies Enze Han, SOAS, University of London Enze Han, SOAS, University of London Impor ng the Poli cs of Ethnicity: The Crea on of a Chinese Na onal Iden ty Lacey Bradley-Storey, Northeastern University Cosmopolitaniza on and oscilla ng emo ons between na onal and interna onal levels of iden ca on in Ireland Paddy Dolan, Dublin Ins tute of Technology The Impact of Microlevel Processes on Varia ons in Violence: A Compara ve Analysis of Communi es in Kenya and Northern Ireland Amy Grubb, University of California Irvine Holding the West: Explaining CCP Strategies of Rule in Tibet and Xinjiang Shale Horowitz, University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee Peng Yu, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee The Reemergence of the Telangana Movement: Exploring modern mo ves for federal statehood in India Harita Anil Patel, University of Massachuse s The Party’s Over, Love the Country: Measuring Na onalism in China James D. Rae, California State University Sacramento Xiaodan Wang, Ipsos FA60: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Borders in the 21st Century Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Security Studies Kris n Bakke, University College London Stuart Kaufman, University of Delaware Do Good Fences Make Good Neighbors? State Border Characteris cs and the Transna onal Flow of Terrorist Violence Christopher F. Gelpi, The Ohio State University Nazli Avdan, Oxford University Transna onal organised crime and mul lateralism Daniela Irrera, University of Catania Border Walls: Security and the War on Terror in the US, India, and Israel Reece Jones, University of Hawaii at Manoa Gendered Di usions: reconceptualizing the War on Drugs on the US‐Mexico Border Jennifer Lander, University of Warwick Borders and immigra on: The EU as a securi zing actor Nelson Mateus, University of Coimbra The Perils of Par on: Successor States and the Dynamics of War in the Horn of Africa Alden Harrington Young, Princeton University Michael H. Woldemariam, Boston University FA61: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Global Governance, Social Forces and Di usion Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Global South Caucus Tero Erkkilä, University of Helsinki Jan Nederveen Pieterse, University of California Santa Barbara Global Governance, Policy Instruments and Di usion Tero Erkkilä, University of Helsinki The California E ect: Strengths and Limita ons of Bilateral Trade in Global Di usion Processes Brian Greenhill, Dartmouth College Xun Cao, Penn State University Aseem Prakash, University of Washington Reposi oning Global Governance and Di using Market Norms James H. Mi elman, American University FA62: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel Feeding a Warming World: Agriculture in the Shadow of Climate Change Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Environmental Studies Avery Cohn, UC Berkeley Garre Graddy, American University School of Interna onal Service The Promise of Diversi ed Farming Systems Alastair Iles, University of California, Berkeley Maywa Montenegro, UC Berkeley Seeds of Contesta on: The New Green Revolu on in Africa Jacqueline Ignatova, University of Maryland, College Park Are Drought Resistant Seeds the Answer? If So, What's the Ques on? Simon Nicholson, American University Climate Change Adapta on, Food Security & the Urban Poor in Africa Todd G. Smith, The University of Texas at Aus n FA63: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel New and Old Iden es in Europe: Possibili es and Constraints Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Ethnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on Studies Josephine E. Squires, Fort Hays State University Josephine E. Squires, Fort Hays State University New and Old Minori es: Tensions and Challenges in South Tyrol Andrea Carla, University of Dayton, USA - European Academy of Bolzano (EURAC), Italy This Land is Our Land: The Poli cal Geography of Ethnic Con ict in Central and Eastern Europe, 1918‐2012 Kyle Estes, University Of Illinois At Urbana-Champaign The Schengen System: The Logic of (na onal) Security and the Vulnerability of People within the Wall of the European Union Hye Yun Kang, Northwestern University Ghosts from the past: European Union and the future of old historical regions Daniel M. Rodrigues, University of Coimbra European Public Spheres: Agents of transna onaliza on? Robert Sata, Central European University The Migra on‐Cosmopolitanism Nexus: A mul level analysis of cosmopolitan a tudes in the context of migra on regimes in Europe Samuel Schmid, University of Lucerne FA64: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM 2012 Workshop Report Roundtable Ins tu ons for Climate Innova on: Liberal Capitalism and the Na onal Capacity to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Workshop Report Panel Neil E. Harrison, The Sustainable Development Ins tute John J. Mikler, University of Sydney Robert A. MacNeil, University of Sydney Hinrich Voss, University of Leeds Mark Huberty, University of California, Berkeley FA65: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Scandalous Economics: Gender and Financial Crisis Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Poli cal Economy V. Spike Peterson, University of Arizona Ronen Peter Palan, City University London Crises and Post‐Crises in Europe: Towards Surveillance or Terror Union? Anna M. Agathangelou, York University Gender, Finance and Embodiments of Crisis Penny Gri n, University of New South Wales The Feminiza on of Financial (In)Security Adrienne L. Roberts, University of Manchester Gendering the Financial Crisis, Bridging IPE and Feminist IR Jacqui True, Monash University Aida Arfan Hozic, University of Florida FA66: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Frames and Discourse in Water Governance Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Disc. Panel Environmental Studies Andrea K. Gerlak, University of Arizona Ramiro Berardo, University of Arizona Geo rey D. Dabelko, Ohio University Framing Trilateral Projects Neda Zawahri, Cleveland State University Erika S. Weinthal, Duke University Itay Fischhendler, Hebrew University Unpacking discourse around the human right to water Andrea K. Gerlak, University of Arizona Paula Duarte Lopes, CES/FEUC - University of Coimbra Madeline Baer, San Diego State University Framing water uncertain es: climate risks in the context of evolving water‐governance ins tu ons Ken Conca, American University Framing Strategies in Transna onal Campaigns for Watershed Management Reform Craig Kau man, University of Oregon Reworking the State‐Society Interface: De ning and Contes ng Peru’s New Water Culture in an Andean Watershed Barbara Deutsch Lynch, Georgia Ins tute of Technology Democra zing Discourses: Concep ons of Ownership, Autonomy, and “the State” in Nicaragua’s Rural Water Governance Sarah T. Romano, University of California, Santa Cruz FA67: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Non-State Dispute Se lement in Global Governance Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Law Klaus Dieter Wolf, Peace Research Ins tute Frankfurt Kenneth W. Abbo , Arizona State University Corporate Grievance Mechanisms: Private in Form but (very) Public in Func on? Annegret Flohr, Peace Research Ins tute of Frankfurt Between Public Push and Private Pull. Dispute Resolu on in Interna onal Sport Dirk Lehmkuhl, University of St. Gallen Islands of Transna onal Governance or Overlapping Authori es. Commercial Arbitra on Reconsidered Klaus Dieter Wolf, Peace Research Ins tute Frankfurt FA68: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Migra on, Ethics and Interests Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Bram E. Büscher, Ins tute of Social Studies Ethnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on Studies Interna onal Ethics The Panda Means Business: Valorising Nature, NGOs and Biodiversity Governance Alexndria J. Innes, Cardinal Stritch University Alexndria J. Innes, Cardinal Stritch University Rosaleen V. Du y, University of Kent Freedom through Ci zenship: Non‐Ci zen Residents, Non‐ Resident Ci zens, and Control over State Rule Barbara Buckinx, University of California, San Diego Renego a ng Church‐State Rela ons and the Rights of Religious Minori es Bre S. Heindl, State University of New York at Oneonta Kimberly Kiersarsky, University of Southern Mississippi FA71: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel Discourses and Prac ces of Global Celebrity Ac vism in the 21st Century Joseph Lampert, Portland State University Sponsor(s): The Disregarded Externali es of Ethical Delibera on: Implica ons for the Governance of Biotechnology Tatyana Novossiolova, University of Bradford Chair Disc. Panel Manus I. Midlarsky, Rutgers University Manus I. Midlarsky, Rutgers University Interna onal Popula on Displacement and Long‐Term Electoral Behavior: the Greek‐Turkish Popula on Exchange in Compara ve Perspec ve Sener Akturk, Koc University, Istanbul Evangelos Liaras, George Washington University Se ling Na ons: Regional Poli cal Economies and the Greek‐ Turkish Popula on Exchange Caroline Arnold, Brooklyn College, City University of New York Nikolaos Biziouras, United States Naval Academy Se ling on a Method: Studying Na ve‐Se ler Con icts Shaiel Ben-Ephraim, University of Calgary, Centre for Military and Strategic Studies Israel, the Pales nian Territories, and Non‐Territorial Autonomy: Envisioning a Recon gured Status Quo Stephen Deets, Babson College Celebri es, Congress and the Congo: The Ampli ca on of African Con icts Alexandra Budabin, University of Dayton China’s celebri es, the state, the market and ambassadorial roles: new modes of governmentality? Johanna L. Hood, Australian Na onal University Centre on China in the World 'Twee ng the good causes': social networking and celebrity ac vism' Liza Tsaliki, University of Athens FA72: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel Mul na onal Companies and Local Governance in Areas of Limited Statehood Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Interna onal Poli cal Economy Jana Honke, University of Edinburgh Deborah Avant, University of Denver MNCs and the quality of local governance outcomes in areas of limited statehood: State restraint and the ‘shadow of the community’ The poli cs of se lers in contested territories: Israel in Compara ve Perspec ve Oded Haklai, Queen's University Panel Environmental Studies The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Rosaleen V. Du y, University of Kent Carl Death, Aberystwyth University Exploring Models of Organiza onal Governance in Belize, Central America: A Sliding Scale of Market‐based Engagement? Steven R Brechin, Syracuse University The Moral Agency and Authority of Sean Penn and George Clooney – Celebrity Contesta ons of Sovereignty and Violence Hevina S. Dashwood, Brock University Ehud Eiran, University of Haifa, Israel Peter J. P. Krause, Boston College Chair Disc. Stefano Ponte, Copenhagen Business School Lisa Ann Richey, Roskilde University Addressing Governance Gaps in Areas of Limited Statehood: The Poten al and Limita ons of Mul ‐stakeholder Partnerships in Mining The Price is Right? The Mo va ons, E ec veness, and Implica ons of Tag Mechir (‘Price‐Tag’) Violence by Israeli Se lers Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Interna onal Ethics Interna onal Communica on Thomas Moore, University of Westminster Annika Bergman Rosamond, Lund University Ethnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on Studies FA70: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Emerging Forms of Biodiversity Governance Mikael Kylsäter, Lund University / Department of Poli cal Science Kathleen McAfee, San Francisco State University Democracy at the Border: Ci zens, Migrants, and A ected Interests Sponsor(s): How to Govern Forests Toward Climate Change Mi ga on, Biodiversity Protec on and Increased Timber Produc on? – Exploring Swedish Forest Policies in a Mul level Governance Context Biodiversity Commodi es: Whose Values Count? Iraqi Refugees in the United States: The Impact of the Immigra on and Na onality Act FA69: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Poli cs of Popula on Displacement and Se lements Nature 2.0. New Media and the Reimagining and Commodi ca on of Nature Conserva on Jana Honke, University of Edinburgh Tanja A. Börzel, Free University of Berlin Business and Peacemaking in the Context of Limited Statehood: Lessons from Nigeria Uwa okun Idemudia, York University Con ict poten ality of transna onal extrac ve industries in Sub‐ Saharan Africa Peer Schouten, University of Gothenburg Understanding the role of mul na onal mining companies in local governance: the cultural factor Esther Thomas, Freie Universität Berlin FA73: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Di usion or Decline of Emissions Trading? Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Environmental Studies Detlef Jahn, University of Greifswald Stacy D. VanDeveer, University of New Hampshire Sponsor(s): The Micro Founda ons of Global Climate Governance: An Analysis of the Transna onal Emission Trading Network Ma hew Paterson, University of O awa Michele Betsill, Colorado State University Steven Bernstein, University of Toronto Emissions Trading ‐ A Transatlan c Return Ticket for an Idea? Katja Biedenkopf, University of Amsterdam Carbon Markets in the Global South The Growth of Emissions Trading in China: A Case of Di usion? Diarmuid A. Torney, Chatham House The EU’s Quest for Linked Carbon Markets: Achievements and Challenges Jorgen We estad, Fridtjof Nansen Ins tute Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Al Akhawayn Univerisity in Ifrane, Morocco Nicholas G. Onuf, Florida Interna onal University and PUC‐Rio Cecelia Lynch, University of California Irvine Women's Arab Spring: Subaltern poli cs, unsustainable venue for libera on? Lamia Bazir, Al Akhawayn University in Ifrane Women Uprisings in the Mena Region: Leading Social, Poli cal and Economic Transforma on of Future Genera ons Rut Gomez Sobrino, UN Women, Regional Project O ce in the Canary Islands The Arab Spring – Is it a Spring for Arab Women? Amal Idrissi, Université Moulay Ismail, Meknés Women, Gender and Democracy in the “Arab Spring” Driss Maghraoui, Al Akhawayn University in Ifrane Comparing female ci zenship and family law reform in MENA: Re ec ons on post 2011 regional pa erns Rania Maktabi, Os old University College FB01: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Roundtable What Have We Learned About Learning And Foreign Policy? Insights from Theory, History, and Prac ce Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Foreign Policy Analysis Interna onal Security Studies David A. Welch, Balsillie School of Interna onal A airs Robert G. Patman, University of Otago Rasmus G. Bertelsen, Aalborg University Michael Cox, London School of Economics and Poli cal Science Jack S. Levy, Rutgers University Joseph S. Nye Jr., Harvard University Environmental Studies Simon Nicholson, American University Laura Bozzi, Yale University Paul Wapner, American University Peter Dauvergne, University of Bri sh Columbia Lorraine Ellio , Australian Na onal University FB03: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel Democra za on and Interna onal Di usion: Theore cal and Empirical Re ec ons Sponsor(s): Markus Lederer, Technical University Darmstadt FA74: Friday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM The Women’s Ques on(s) and the Arab Uprisings FB02: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Roundtable The Academy and Earth Responsibility: Scholarship on a Hot, Diverse and Crowded Planet Chair Disc. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Je rey P. Haynes, London Metropolitan University Annika Elena Poppe, Peace Research Ins tute Frankfurt Hindering, Strengthening or Insigni cant for the E ec ve Di usion of Norms? Con ic ng Objec ves in Democracy Promo on Sonja S. Grimm, University of Konstanz Unraveling the Paradox of Democra c Peace in Northeast Asia‐ Domes c Poli cs, Na onalism, and Foreign Policy Ildo Hwang, Yonsei University Chung-in Moon, Yonsei University Why Did Asian Communist States Respond Di erently to Democra za on? Jargalsaikhan Mendee, University of Bri sh Columbia Democra zing Regional Governance in the Global South: Norm Di usion, Norm Preserva on or Norm Crea on? Jürgen Rüland, Freiburg University Resis ng Di usion? Challenges to the Promo on of Liberal Democra c Values Jonas Wol , Peace Research Ins tute Frankfurt Promo ng Democra c Governance through Func onal Coopera on in Transgovernmental Networks: An Innova ve Model Tina Freyburg, ETH Zürich FB04: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Prac ces and Projects in the Anarchical Society Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Innova ve Panel ISA Innova ve Panel Chris an M. Brütsch Tonny B. Knudsen, University of Aarhus Laust Schouenborg, Roskilde University Cornelia B. Navari, University of Buckingham FB05: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Private Authority and Regime Complexity Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Interna onal Organiza on David Victor, University of California, San Diego David Victor, University of California, San Diego Private Authority and Regime Complexity: A Framework for Analysis Kenneth W. Abbo , Arizona State University Jessica F. Green, Case Western Reserve University Robert O. Keohane, Princeton University Fragmenta on of Global Governance Architectures Frank Biermann, Vrije University Amsterdam Panel Ins tu onal Complexity and Ins tu onal Complementarity in World Poli cs Tim Buthe, Duke University REDD+ and regime complexity: conceptualizing legi macy and e ec veness Aar Gupta, Wageningen University Theorizing Ins tu onal Fragmenta on and Complexity: Bringing Regime Theory Back In Harro van Asselt, Free University of Amsterdam Fariborz Zelli, Lund University FB06: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Roundtable Presiden al Theme Roundtable—The Global Di usion of Social Movements Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Mark I. Lichbach, University of Maryland‐College Park Sidney G. Tarrow, Cornell University Chris an Davenport, University of Michigan Jackie Smith, University of Pi sburgh Martha Crenshaw, Stanford University FB07: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Roundtable Presiden al Theme Roundtable—IR Theory Di usion Beyond the West Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Arlene Beth Tickner, University of the Andes Ole Waever, University of Copenhagen Tim Dunne, University of Queensland Cyril Obi, Social Science Research Council Inanna Hama ‐Ataya, University of She eld Kimberly Hutchings, London School of Economics Yongjin Zhang, University of Bristol FB08: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel Presiden al Theme Panel—Subna onal Di usion of Con ict: New Fron ers of Empirical Analysis (Panel 1) Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Scien c Study of Interna onal Processes Poli cal Demography and Geography The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Michael D. Ward, Duke University Nils Weidmann, University of Konstanz Roving and Sta onary Bandits in African Armed Con icts Kyle Clark Beardsley, Emory University Kris an Skrede Gleditsch, University of Essex A Space‐Time Model of the Ba le for Baghdad Alex Braithwaite, University College London Shane Johnson, Department of Security and Crime Science, University College London Maps of Mayhem: Di usion of Civil War Violence as a Strategic Process Jesse Hammond, University of California, Davis Ethnicity and Con ict Di usion Kirs n J. Hasler, University of Notre Dame Interpre ng the Regional Dimension of Civil Wars Kers Larsdo er, Uppsala University Strategic interac on and the local di usion of armed con ict Yuri Zhukov, Harvard University FB09: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Roundtable Studying Asian and Compara ve Regionalism through Amitav Acharya’s Works Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Audie Klotz, Syracuse University Peter Katzenstein, Cornell University Anja Elisabeth Jetschke, University of Gö ngen Amitav Acharya, American University T. J. Pempel, University of California at Berkeley Hiro Katsumata, Kanazawa University Philippe De Lombaerde, United Na ons University (UNU ‐CRIS) FB10: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Transi onal Jus ce: Concepts, Data, Ideas and Methods Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Human Rights Anja Mihr, University of Utrecht Cyanne E. Loyle, West Virginia University The Field of Transi onal Jus ce: Towards an Open or Closed Society? David Hoogenboom, The University of Western Ontario Transi onal Jus ce as a Tool for the Poli cal and Legal Recogni on of Women’s Rights in the Post‐Con ict State Amy King, Memorial University of Newfoundland Good Governance through Transi onal Jus ce Anja Mihr, University of Utrecht The Jus ce Balance Revisited Tricia D. Olsen, University of Denver Andrew G. Reiter, Mount Holyoke College To Reform or Transform?: The Challenge of Transi onal Jus ce Elizabeth A. Super, University of Ulster Transi onal Jus ce Ins tute War and Peace? Theore cal Re ec ons on Transi onal Jus ce Catherine J. Turner, Queen's University Belfast FB11: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Roundtable Cri cal Pedagogies in World Poli cs: Structures, Spaces and Contexts of Learning Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Ac ve Learning in Interna onal A airs Global Development Commi ee on the Status of Representa on & Diversity Jason R. Weidner, Virginia Tech Jorge Mascarenhas Lasmar, PUC Minas Siddharth Mallavarapu, Jawaharlal Nehru University Catherine Baker, University of Hull Shiera S. Malik, DePaul University FB12: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Roundtable Book Roundtable on "From Commitment to Compliance. The Persistent Power of Human Rights" Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Human Rights Kathryn Sikkink, University of Minnesota Virginia Ann Hau er, University of Maryland Steve Ropp, University of Wyoming Klaus Dieter Wolf, Peace Research Ins tute Frankfurt Erik Voeten, Georgetown University Hyeran Jo, Texas A&M University FB13: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Inquiry as Inven on: Bringing Stories to Tell Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Roundtable Global Development Jenny Edkins, Aberystwyth University Michael J. Shapiro, University of Hawaii at Manoa Roxanne Doty, Arizona State University Eric Selbin, Southwestern University Naeem Inayatullah, Ithaca College Sankaran Krishna, University of Hawaii at Manoa Himadeep R. Muppidi, Vassar College Paul C. Kirby, University of Sussex FB16: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel Women in Combat: Exploring Gendered Myths About ‘Real’ Soldiers Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Disc. Feminist Theory and Gender Studies Interna onal Security Studies Women's Caucus Lesley J. Prui , University of Melbourne Judith H. S ehm, Florida Interna onal University Caron Gentry, University of St Andrews Gender, Cohesion and Combat E ec veness? Ques oning the UK ban on women in combat roles Linda T. Åhäll, Keele University FB14: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel (Conceptualizing) Rela ons among non-state ‘actors’ in world poli cs Killing Me So ly: Women, Suicide, and War Sponsor(s): Gender and UK Na onal Security Chair Disc. Disc. German Poli cal Science Associa on Rafael Biermann, Friedrich Schiller University of Jena Benjamin Herborth, University of Groningen Christoph Humrich, University of Groningen/The Netherlands Outline of a Handbook on Interorganiza onal Rela ons Malte Brosig, University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg Inter‐organiza onal rela ons between rivalry and division of labor Ulrich Franke, University of Bremen (InIIS) Mar n Koch, Bielefeld University Andrea Liese, University of Potsdam Sponsor(s): Chair Interna onal Organiza on Tina Zappile, The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey Tina Zappile, The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey IOs and Peer Pressure: An Examina on of the Development Assistance Commi ee (DAC) The Social Founda ons of Governance Antje Ve erlein, Copenhagen Business School Ruth Ben-Artzi, Providence College Panel Interna onal Law English School Human Rights Shirley Sco , University of New South Wales Ji‐Young Lee, American University Have Korea and Japan, China and Japan reconciled? ‐Focusing on three types of reconcilia on and mutual emo ons. Ja-hyun Chun, Yonsei University Idea onal Factors and China’s Energy Policy 1996‐2011 Yang Gao, Victoria University of Wellington China’s Changing Stance toward Interna onal Tribunals Marcia Harpaz, Hebrew University of Jerusalem Interna onal Law and the Rise of China Shirley Sco , University of New South Wales Humanity and Hegemony in China’s Humanitarian Discourse Sarah E. Tei , University of Queensland Visions of Order and the War of Ideas in East Asia’s Mari me Disputes Aleksandra Thurman, University of Macau FB17: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel Strategies and Structures in Interna onal Development Finance Disc. Inter‐organiza onal rela ons in public‐private partnerships Chair Disc. Alexis L. Henshaw, University of Arizona Sandra McEvoy, Consor um on Gender, Security and Human Rights Increasing Regime E cacy through Policy Convergence? The Case of Security Governance in Africa Sponsor(s): Katherine Brown, Kings College London Why Women Rebel: A Cross‐Na onal Analysis of Female Par cipa on in Armed Rebel Groups Heeding the Call to Arms in Northern Ireland: Loyalist Women and Iden ty Rafael Biermann, Friedrich Schiller University of Jena Joachim A. Koops, Vesalius College & IES, Free University of Brussels (VUB) FB15: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM China and the Interna onal System Melissa Aho, University of Southern Mississippi Madeline Gille e, University of Southern Mississippi Paris Club Debt Restructuring: The Role of Export Credit Agencies Pamela Blackmon, Pennsylvania State University, Altoona Can't buy me love. O cial development assistance and vo ng alignment in the United Na ons General Assembly. Samuel R. Brazys, University College Dublin Diana Panke, University of Freiburg Voters and Interna onal Compliance Teri Caraway, University of Minnesota Stephanie J. Rickard, London School of Economics and Poli cal Science FB18: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Theorizing Hierarchies in Interna onal Rela ons I Sponsor(s): Chair Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Roundtable Theory Janice Bially Ma ern, Na onal University of Singapore Ayse Zarakol, University of Cambridge Ann E. Towns, University West, Sweden David A. Lake, University of California San Diego John Ikenberry, Princeton University Bahar Rumelili, Koc University Daniel Nexon, Georgetown University FB19: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Di usion of Power Among Sub-State Units Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Compara ve Interdisciplinary Studies Pawel K. Frankowski, Maria Curie‐Sklodowska University Heidi H. Hobbs, North Carolina State University Ci es in a World of Debt Mark Amen, University of South Florida Comparing the civic culture of Calgary, Toronto and Vancouver – What civic culture is conducive to good governance? Emmanuel Brunet-Jailly, University of Victoria Global liberal order, State fragmenta on, and the discreet transforma on of diploma c realm Noé Cornago, University of the Basque Country Structure vs. Agency – Sources of involvement of American states in foreign a airs Pawel K. Frankowski, Maria Curie-Sklodowska University Dilu ng power of the State. EU strategy towards sub‐state units in the East Afric Pawel K. Frankowski, Maria Curie-Sklodowska University Irma Slomczynska, Marie Curie-Sklodowska University FB20: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel Power Di usion and Foreign Policy: The Case of Mexico under the Administra on of President Felipe Calderon Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Mexican Interna onal Studies Associa on Modesto Seara‐Vazquez, Technological University of the Mixteca (UTM) Jorge Alberto Schiavon, Centro de Inves gación y Docencia Económicas Does Mexico Ma er for Canada? Athanasios Hristoulas, Mexico Autonomous Ins tute of Technology (ITAM) Felipe Calderón Energy Policy: Towards the Energy Transi on in North America? Marcela Lopez-Vallejo, Autonomous Popular University of the State of Puebla (UPAEP) US Mexican Rela onship: The case of Merida Inicia ve Alberto Lozano, University of Miami Dilemmas of the Interna onal Di usion, Coherence and Ins tu onal Change, the case of migra on policies in Mexico Adriana Ortega, Autonomous University of Puebla (BUAP) Power Di usion and Mexico's Foreign Policy Rafael Velazquez, Universidad Autonoma de Baja California FB21: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel Small State Diplomacy: The Quest for Pres ge, Honor and Status Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Diploma c Studies Halvard Leira, NUPI William C. Wohlforth, Dartmouth College Reputa on, Honor, and Status in Interna onal Rela ons Allan Dafoe, Yale University Jonathan Renshon, University of Wisconsin-Madison Size Doesn't Ma er: Small States Seek High Status Too Benjamin De Carvalho, Norsk Utenrikspoli sk Ins tu Iver B. Neumann, London School of Economics Beyond ‘so ’ power status: Norway’s ‘troops‐for‐status’ policy Nina Graeger, Norwegian Ins tute of Interna onal A airs Status, specialness and small powers: Exploring the diploma c prac ces of special rela onships Kris n M. Haugevik, Norsk Utenrikspoli sk Ins tu Retaining Legi macy As Moral Superpowers in a Global Age Chris ne Ingebritsen, University of Washington Fear, honour and interest: Denmark as an interna onal status seeker Anders Wivel, University of Copenhagen FB22: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Philosophy of Science and IR Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Compara ve Interdisciplinary Studies Theory Patrick James, University of Southern California Anne e Freyberg‐Inan, University of Amsterdam Seeing the World in Wholes and Parts: Revisi ng the 'Holism vs. Reduc onism' Debate (if there ever was one) Felix Berenskoe er, SOAS, University of London The Contribu on of the Philosophy of Science to the Advancement of Knowledge in IR Fred Cherno , Colgate University Using tools from the philosophy of science to help shape future research in IR Ewan Harrison, Rutgers University The Produc on of Facts: Social Science from an Analy cal Standpoint Patrick Thaddeus Jackson, American University FB23: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Humanitarianism in Ac on Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Human Rights David P. Forsythe, University of Nebraska David P. Forsythe, University of Nebraska Complex Humanitarian Emergencies: A Useful Concept and New Dataset Andrea L. Evere , University of Georgia Between rights and relief?: The place of human rights in humanitarian ac on Daniela Nascimento, Centre for Social Studies (CES)/University of Coimbra Cultures of Humanitarianism: Pluralism and Diversity in the Contemporary Interna onal Humanitarian Order. Jacinta G. O'Hagan, The Australian Na onal University KONY2012: A Gendered Analysis of Humanitarian Consumerism and the Su ering of Children Donna Seto, Australian Na onal University Humanitarianism or Opportunism? Arab League and GCC Interven onism In The Arab Spring James E. Worrall, University of Leeds FB24: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Business and Human Rights: A New Research Agenda in Interna onal Rela ons/Part 2 (Theory) Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Compara ve Interdisciplinary Studies Human Rights Damiano de Felice, London School of Economics and Poli cal Science Damiano de Felice, London School of Economics and Poli cal Science A Child Rights‐Based Approach: A Proposal for a new Business Model Tara M. Collins, Ryerson University Incorpora ng the ins tu onal moral analysis into the study of the impact of TNCs on human rights Flor Gonzalez, University of Birmingham The UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights from a Governance Perspec ve Brigi e Hamm, University of Duisburg-Essen Nicole De Silva, University of Oxford Responsibility for Human Rights: Transna onal Corpora ons in Poli cal Context David J. Karp, University of Glasgow Chris an Scheper, University of Duisburg-Essen Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. The Rome Statute and the narra ve of truncated moral agency in war Janina Dill, University of Oxford Human Rights Discourse and Hegemonic Regimes of Business Prac ce: A cri cal interroga on of the ‘power of norms’ in transna onal rela ons FB25: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Learning from Intelligence History The Interna onal Criminal Court as an Agent of Di usion: Implica ons for Ins tu onal Legi macy Panel Intelligence Studies Mark Stout, Johns Hopkins University Mark Stout, Johns Hopkins University Religion in the Intelligence Community during the Cold War Melissa A. Graves, University of Mississippi Looking for Meaning: Lessons from Mossad's failed adapta on to the post‐ Cold War era, 1991‐ 2011 Tamir Libel, University College Dublin Strategic Intelligence Analysis and Policymaking in the US: Historical Perspec ves Stephen Marrin, Brunel University The Historical Evolu on of Apartheid Intelligence Services in South African, from 1969 to 1980 Kgoshi Mathabatha, University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg A Theore cal Explana on of US Intelligence Transforma on and Reform, 1941‐1953 Larry A. Valero, University of Texas at El Paso FB28: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Construc ng Russia’s role in the 21st century Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Post Communist States Ruth M. Deyermond, King's College London Dmitry A. Lanko, St. Petersburg State University The Challenges of Democra c Norms Di usion in the Post‐ Communist Countries: The Case of Russia Lada V. Kochtcheeva, North Carolina State University Theorizing the Limits of U.S.‐Russian Coopera on: Role Iden and the Social Construc on of Interna onal Poli cs es Michael E. Aleprete, Westminster College Compe ng sovereign es in the post‐Soviet space: concep ons of sovereignty as a source of con ict in Russia’s rela ons with its neighbours and the USA Ruth M. Deyermond, King's College London Realist Status Quos: Discerning the Realist Founda ons of Russian, Chinese, and American Foreign Policy Mariya Y. Omelicheva, University of Kansas Cold War Idea onal Legacies in U.S.‐Russia Bilateral Rela ons: The Case of the New START Treaty David Parker, King's College, London Network diplomacy and the management of the changing global order – the case of Russia Aglaya Snetkov, ETH, Zurich FB26: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Roundtable FSS7 - The Turn to Feminist and LGBTIQ Human Rights Ac vism in Foreign Policy: Long Overdue or Homona onalism/Pink-washing? FB29: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel Di eren al Rates of Technology and Norm Di usion: The Case of the Chemical and Biological Weapons Prohibi on Regimes Sponsor(s): Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Human Rights Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgendered, Queer, & Allies Caucus Melanie Richter‐Montpe t, York University Rahul Rao, School of Oriental and African Studies Rabab Abdulhadi, Arab & Muslim Ethnici es & Diasporas Ini a ve, San Francisco State University Melissa Autumn White, UBC, Okanagan Aaron Belkin, Palm Center Tamara Lea Spira, University of Oregon FB27: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel Cri cal perspec ves on Norm Di usion by the Interna onal Criminal Court Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Interna onal Ethics Interna onal Law Human Rights Michael J. Strue , North Carolina State University Michael J. Strue , North Carolina State University The Possibility of Deterring Some Terrible State and Sub‐state Level Governance Through Global Governance: the ICC and the Resource Curse Eamon T. Aloyo, One Earth Future Founda on interna onal criminal court(ICC) from a cri cal perspec ve Gozde Turan, Bilkent University Adjudica ng Aggression. Loosing Montesquieu in a Trial of Rupture Marieke de Hoon, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam Chair Disc. Interna onal Security Studies Margaret E. Kosal, Georgia Ins tute of Technology Margaret E. Kosal, Georgia Ins tute of Technology Intellectual Property and the Di usion of Military Technology Robert M. Farley, University of Kentucky Davida Isaacs, University of Kentucky Dialogue on the establishment of a WMD‐Free Zone in the Middle East: From the geo‐strategic, to culture and poli cs Joseph A. Camilleri, La Trobe University Michael Hamel-Green, Victoria University Challenges of Science and Technology for the Biological Weapons Prohibi on Regime Jo L. Husbands, Na onal Academy of Sciences FB30: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Banks and Credit Ra ng Agencies Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Poli cal Economy Anastasia G. Nesvetailova, City University London Hubert Zimmermann, University of Marburg In uence in Transna onal Regulatory Regimes. Basel II and the consequences of dispersed authority in global banking regula on Roman Goldbach, University of Goe ngen Regula ng the Shadow Banking System: US and European Perspec ves on the Global Problem Anastasia G. Nesvetailova, City University London FB31: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Iden ty Poli cs in Peacemaking and Peacebuilding Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Peace Studies Ingrid Creppell, George Washington University Naomi Levy, Santa Clara University Danielle Blab, McMaster University We Shall Not Overcome: Divided Iden ty and the Failure of NICRA 1968 Landon Edward Hancock, Kent State University Regional Organiza ons as ‘Iden ty Builders’: ECOWAS and SADC Merran Hulse, Radboud University Interna onal Peacebuilding and the Poli cs of Iden ty: Lessons from Social Psychology using the Bosnian Case Naomi Levy, Santa Clara University Cross‐Culturalism, Interculturalism, Mul culturalism and Iden ty Security: Compara ve Policy Making Approaches to Building Pluralis c Socie es. Molly R. Tepper, George Mason University FB32: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Roundtable Presiden al Theme Roundtable—Power Di usion, BRICs, and Firewalls Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Robbie G. Shilliam, Queen Mary, University of London John Hultgren, Northern Arizona University Liam Stanley, University of Birmingham Samuel Knafo, University of Sussex Heloise Weber, University of Queensland Chris Rogers, University of York FB35: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel The Interna onal Spread of Norms and Their Domes c Adop on: The Fight Against Corrup on, Money Laundering and Human Tra cking Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Patricia T. Young, Stanford University Ellen Gu erman, York University Pecunia non olet: Global An ‐Money Laundering Regime Forma on, the Di usion of Norms and Principles and the Case of Israel Lior Herman, Hebrew University of Jerusalem Establishing a Common Set of Rules? A Compara ve Analysis of Interna onal E orts in the Fight against Corrup on Mathis Lohaus, Freie Universität Berlin Comba ng Human Tra cking: Understanding States’ Policy Choices and Implementa on Menaka Mahajan, University of Miami Panel c Study of Interna onal Processes Gregory Miller, Oklahoma State University Victor Asal, State University of New York at Albany Terrorism and the Fate of Dictators Deniz Aksoy, Princeton University Joseph Wright, Penn State University The Impact of Development on Terrorist Ac vity Does Development Decrease Terrorism? Charles Boehmer, University of Texas, El Paso Mark Daube, UT Law School Terrorism in Afghanistan. Who is targeted where when and how? Kaisa H. Hinkkainen, University of Essex Poli cal Violence and Accountability in Democracies: Terrorism and Execu ve Support in La n America Gregory J. Love, University of Mississippi Assessing the E ects of Government Repression on Terrorist Group Opera ons Stephen Nemeth, Kansas State University Terrorism and Religious Extremist Groups: Radicaliza on of Ethnic Poli cs Nil Seda Satana, Bilkent University Johanna K. Birnir, University of Maryland Workshop Report Panel David T. Hsu, Browne Center for Interna onal Poli cs, University of Pennsylvania David A. Baldwin Leslie Ellio Armijo, Portland State University Robert Ross, Boston College Stefano Guzzini, Danish Ins tute for Interna onal Studies & Uppsala University David A. Baldwin Joseph Morris Grieco, Duke University Scien Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. The Interna onal Di usion of An ‐Money Laundering Standards The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) FB33: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM The Poli cal Impact of Terrorism 2012 Workshop Report Roundtable Methodologies Of Cri cal Poli cal Economy: From The Global To The Everyday Sponsor(s): Israeli Iden ty in Crisis: Cinema c Representa ons of the 1982 Lebanon War Sponsor(s): FB34: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Domes c Push and Interna onal Pull: an Evalua on of An ‐ Tra cking Policy Di usion in the post‐Palermo Protocol Era Noah David Smith, West Virginia University FB36: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel New Media Revolu ons: Protest and Democra za on in the Middle East & Beyond Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Interna onal Communica on The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Cris na Arche , University of Salford Laura Roselle, Elon University The Poten al of Poli cal Changes in the Informa on Age: The poli cal Challenges of Saudi Arabia through Ci zen Ac vism Anas Malik Alahmed, Indiana University Arab Uprisings and Di usionary E ects Kris an Alexander, Zayed University Learning from their Brethren? A study of Authoritarian Response during the Arab Spring Anja Brunner, université de Montréal Julien Morency-La amme, Université de Montréal The YouTube E ect and the Newsroom: Par cipatory Journalism and the Crisis in Syria Theo Mazumdar, University of Southern California Framing Egypt’s 2011 Revolu on: Examining Domes c Media Coverage of Protest Aaron Reese, Middle East Ins tute FB37: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM (Re)thinking Liberal Peace Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Security Studies James Lee Ray, Vanderbilt University Ronald R. Krebs, University of Minnesota Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Why Not Fight and Trade? Daniel Altman, Massachuse s Ins tute of Technology Diasporas and Democracy: Explaining the E ects of Expatriates on Democracy in Sending Countries Squaring the Circle? Reuni ng Kant with the Liberal Peace Natasha Duncan, Mercyhurst University Mark T. Fliegauf, University of Cambridge Marginal Expatriates and Individualism in Thailand Kautsky's Super‐Imperialism and Liberal Peace Robert Randall Boller, University of Hawaii at Manoa Ikuro Fujiwara, University of Osaka The Impossibility of Establishing a Security Community in the North‐East Asia: A Lockean Explana on Itaru Okamoto, Bunkyo Gakuin University Johann Park, Mississippi State Univesity Disc. Severine Autesserre, Barnard College, Columbia University David Chandler, University of Westminster Chair Disc. Disc. Betcy Jose, University of Colorado-Denver Peace Medie, University of Pi sburgh Kerry Frances Crawford, The George Washington University Interna onal Poli cal Sociology Sheila Jasano , Harvard University Anna Leander, Copenhagen Business School Maja Zehfuss, University of Manchester Anthony Amicelle, Peace Research Ins tute Oslo (PRIO) / CESDIP (CNRS) Elida Undrum, Peace Research Ins tute in Oslo Security Technologies: Bourdieu, Foucault and Latour at the Counter‐Terror Expo Responsibility While Protec ng: A Useful Complement to Responsibility to Protect? Claudia E. Aradau, King's College London Derek John McDougall, University of Melbourne Reapers, Predators, and the new spaces of global war and poli cs Studying the Protec on of Civilians: Methodology Problems Andreas Behnke, University of Reading Taylor B. Seybolt, GSPIA, University of Pi sburgh Protec ng civilians abroad: Why states par cipate in the Post‐ Cold War collec ve security system Gary J. Uzonyi, University of Michigan Panel Interna onal Security Studies Andrew L. Ross, University of New Mexico Andrew L. Ross, University of New Mexico Missile Defense: the new‐old con ict Isabela Andrade Gama, PUC-Rio de Janeiro The Science of Doom: How Scien c and Technical Knowledge Are Used to In ate Threat Assessments Robert J. Reardon, Harvard University Doomed to Failure? The post‐Cold War Evolu on of US‐Russian Missile Defence Dialogues and Prospects for Accomoda on Ingmar Zielke, King's College London Panel Disciplinariza on by Technology Defying Strategy: Non‐strategic Recogni on of War me Sexual Violence Chair Disc. FB41: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM What Technologies Do: Revisi ng the Poli cs of Actants in Interna onal Rela ons Sponsor(s): Rethinking Civilian Protec on in Con ict Se ngs Sponsor(s): Debora Halbert, University of Hawaii Patrick Kurt McDonnell, University of San Francisco Panel Interna onal Security Studies FB39: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Missile Prolifera on and Defense Ci zenship and Expatria sm: Iden ty and poli cs outside the state Cultural Di usion through German/Thai Interna onal Business Rela onships Picking Fights: liberal bene ts, low costs, and armed con ict Chair Debora Halbert, University of Hawaii Robert Randall Boller, University of Hawaii at Manoa Nasreen Chowdhory, Delhi University Erica Susanne De Bruin, Yale University Bruce M. Russe , Yale University Sponsor(s): Ethnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on Studies Interna onal Communica on Accommoda on and contesta on of rights of South Asian Diaspora in North America Would a Democra c Middle East Be More Peaceful? A Counterfactual Exercise FB38: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Protec ng Civilians in War FB40: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel Expatriates, Foreign Workers, and Interna onal Students: Satellites of Na onalism and Cultural Di usion. Discussing Stuxnet: the role of malware as an elusive actant in interna onal rela ons Rocco Bellanova, Peace Research Ins tute Oslo (PRIO) & Université Saint-Louis (Brussels) Gilles Biaumet, Facultés Universitaires Saint-Louis Denis Duez, Facultés universitaires Saint-Louis Privacy Impact Assessments: A Cosmopoli cal Appraisal of Risks? Katja de Vries, Vrije Universiteit Brussel Raphaël Gellert, Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB) The poli cs of autonomous technologies in cross‐border nancial and produc on networks Tony Porter, McMaster University FB42: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM New Approaches to Nuclear Prolifera on Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Interna onal Security Studies Sco D. Sagan, Stanford University Todd S. Sechser, University of Virginia Nuclear Fuel Cycle Postures: Causes and Consequences for Interna onal Poli cs Tristan Anderson Volpe, The George Washington University Panel The Strategic Logic of Nuclear Prolifera on Japan on the Verge of Going Nuclear?‐ Role of Alliance in the Preven on of Nuclear Prolifera on Alexandre Debs, Yale University Nuno Monteiro, Yale University Shigehiro Suzuki, Villanova University Coopera ng to Compete: The Role of Regional Powers in the Global Nuclear Order Francesca Giovannini, Center for Interna onal Security and Coopera on - CISAC, Stanford University Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Nuclear Supply, Nuclear Demand, and Nuclear Behavior Azusa Katagiri, Stanford University Ge ng Personal: Regime Type and Nuclear Prolifera on Christopher Way, Cornell University FB43: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Cyber Con ict and Interna onal Rela ons Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Chair Disc. Roundtable Global Development Sheila Nair, Northern Arizona University Siba Grovogui, Johns Hopkins University Shampa Biswas, Whitman College Latha Varadarajan, San Diego State University Sheila Nair, Northern Arizona University Roundtable FB47: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Development Assistance for Health Interna onal Security Studies Emily Goldman, Department of Defense Eric Rosenbach, Deputy Asst Secretary of Defense Suzanne C. Nielsen, United States Military Academy Adam Segal, Council on Foreign Rela ons Richard J. Harkne FB44: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM ‘Re-conceputalising Violence in Interna onal Rela ons’ Sponsor(s): FB46: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM The “Di usion” Thesis and its Others Panel Interna onal Security Studies Helen Dexter, The University of Leicester Annika Bergman Rosamond, Lund University The Poli cs of Vic mhood Felipe Wilson, University of New Mexico Does Language Ma er? A Look at Human Rights Language and State Ac on in Syria Kris na Youngblood, University of Kansas A Good War is Hard to Find: Progressive Poli cs and Armed Con ict Helen Dexter, The University of Leicester Chris ne Agius, Swinburne University ‘The Di usion of New Forms of Violence in the War on Drugs’ Christopher E. Hobson, United Na ons University Security Dilemma or Insecurity Dilemma? Rethinking the Embodied Faces of Violence in IR Thomas Moore, University of Westminster Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Global Development Emma L. Anderson, Leeds University Jeremy Youde, University of Minnesota Duluth Channeling Aid: Exploring Mul lateral DAH Alloca on Katherine J. Banks, University of Washington Health System Strengthening Versus Visibility: When Development Aid Goals Hit Reality in Global Health Layla Katharina Distler, University Marburg The European Union in the wake of the nancial crisis: what implica ons for its leadership role in Global Health? Alexia Jus ne Duten, University of Münster Be careful what you wish for? What the World Bank’s New Structural agenda means for Global Health Sophie Harman, Queen Mary University of London Beyond a Bridge to Nowhere: The Rela onship Between Health and Peace Valerie Percival, Carleton University FB48: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel Dialogues on Security: New Theore cal, Methodological, and Empirical Challenges Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Interna onal Poli cal Sociology Miguel de Larrinaga, University of O awa J. Peter Burgess, Peace Research Ins tute Oslo (PRIO) Financial Security Nina Boy, Lancaster University FB45: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel Prolifera on: A Cross-Na onal and Cross-Regional Perspec ve Is there life beyond Language? Discourses of Security Sponsor(s): Method Combina ons in Studying Security: Actor‐Network‐Theory as a Tool to Resolve False Dichotomies Chair Disc. Interna onal Security Studies Chris an Enemark, Australian Na onal University Zachary J. Zwald, U.S. Air War College Di using denucleariza on at the regional level Francis Baert, United Na ons University (UNU-CRIS) If Deterrence is Fading, Are Nuclear Weapons Next to Go? William T. Eliason, Na onal Defense University Nuclear Policy as Struggle for Respect: The Case of India Sven-Eric Fikenscher, Goethe University Frankfurt Myanmar’s Nuclear Aspira on: Myth or Reality? Saira Khan, University of Amsterdam Assessing The Demand Side of Nuclear Prolifera on in Egypt Using Social Media Technologies Lawrence Rubin, Georgia Tech William Abbo Foster, Georgia Tech John Swegle, US Department of Energy Karin Fierke, University of St. Andrews Julian L. Junk, Goethe-University Frankfurt Valen n Rauer, Goethe University Frankfurt The vulnerable becoming dangerous: A genealogy of environmental security Chris P. Methmann, University of Hamburg Angela Oels, Mar n-Luther-University Halle-Wi enberg FB49: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel Par cipa on and Accountability in Interna onal Organiza ons Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Disc. Interna onal Organiza on Tana Johnson, Duke University Terrence L. Chapman, The University of Texas at Aus n Jonas Tallberg, Stockholm University Interna onal Organiza ons: Mul lateral Par cipa on, Bilateral Accountability? Erin R. Graham, Drexel University Non‐Governmental Actor Par cipa on in Intergovernmental Organiza ons: A Historical Perspec ve Alexandru Grigorescu, Loyola University Chicago Sponsor(s): The Accountability of Private Arbitral Tribunals Chair Disc. Thomas N. Hale, Blavatnik School of Government, Oxford University Democra zing Governance? Cri cally Rethinking the Role of Non‐ State Actors in the Crea on of the ICC Anne Holthoefer, University of Chicago Reforming the Global Security Order: Addressing Problems of Security Governance and Ins tu onal Legi macy Joel H. Westra, Calvin College FB50: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Theories and Reali es of Grand Strategy Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Foreign Policy Analysis Jane K. Cramer, University of Oregon John Schuessler, Air War College Foreign Policy Dimensions of Secondary States: Turkish Foreign Rela ons in Perspec ve Nimet Beriker, Sabanci University Grand Strategy of Emerging Powers: Assessing the Relevance of Exis ng Theories of Grand Strategy Change in Explaining the Complex Rise of Powers Like India Nicolas Blarel, Indiana University, Bloomington Grand Strategy as a Two‐Dimensional Policy Space Paul A. Kowert, Florida Interna onal University Strategy or Vision: Explaining the Turkey‐Brazil emerging partnership. Elena Lazarou, Getulio Vargas Founda on Abandoning Strategy: Assessing Nega ve Feedback and the Bush Doctrine Jacob Shively, Indiana University FB51: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel Comparing Middle Powers: Responding to Structural Change Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. FB52: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM The IPE of the Eurozone Crisis 1: Beyond Integra on Foreign Policy Analysis Stefanie Von Hlatky, Queen's University David G. Haglund, Queen's University The Determinants and Outcomes of La n American Foreign Policies: Argen na, Brazil and Mexico in Compara ve Perspec ve, 1946‐2010 Octavio Amorim Neto, Getulio Vargas Founda on (RJ- Brazil) Andres Malamud, University of Lisbon Middle Power Diplomacy in Asia: Case of Indonesia and South Korea Moon Choi, University of Washington Australia’s Choices in the Asian Century Melissa Conley Tyler, Australian Ins tute of Interna onal A airs Regional Leadership trough Global Channels: Autonomy, diversi ca on and acceptance in Brazilian foreign policy Melisa Deciancio, Facultad La noamericana de Ciencias Sociales Pathways to Power: A Compara ve Study of the Foreign Policy Ambi ons of Turkey, Brazil, Canada and Australia Laura Neack, Miami University Punching above their Weight: Symbolic Power in Canadian and French Foreign Policies Amélie Forget, Université de Montréal Antoine Rayroux, Université de Montréal, Université libre de Bruxelles Panel Interna onal Poli cal Economy Alan Weston Cafruny, Hamilton College Vicki Birch eld, Georgia Ins tute of Technology Into the Ins tu ons! A Cri cal Perspec ve of EU State Forma on in Times of Economic Crisis Laura Horn, University of Roskilde Compe ng Hegemony Projects in the Current Crisis. A Historical Materialist Policy Analysis on Poli cal Struggles John Kannankulam, University of Marburg Sovereign Debt Crisis in Euroland: Root Causes and Implica ons for European Integra on Henk Overbeek, VU University Amsterdam Europe's Ordo‐Liberal Iron Cage J. Magnus Ryner, King's College London Is another Europe s ll possible? Counter‐austerity movements in Europe Chris an Scholl, University of Louvain FB53: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Electoral Systems, Par sanship, and Agency Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Poli cal Economy Robert T. Kudrle, University of Minnesota Ma hias Kaelberer, University of Memphis A Redistribu ve Ramsey Rule? Electoral ins tu ons, credit, and poli cal responses to economic polariza on John Ahlquist, University of Wisconsin Ben Ansell, University of Minnesota Behavioral economics, performa vity, and the ‘nudged’ consumer: Re‐poli cizing economic agency Benjamin Braun, University of Warwick The Mul ‐level Poli cs of Par sanship and Regional Public Finance: A compara ve longitudinal study of 14 OECD countries Hanna Kleider, UNC-CH Electoral Systems and Protec onism: Evalua ng the E ects and Casual Mechanisms behind the Propor onal and Plurality Rules Flavio L. Pinheiro, University of Sao Paulo (USP) FB54: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel European Union, Russia, and Turkey Rela ons in Their Shared Neighborhoods I Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Vanda Amaro Dias, University of Coimbra Andrei P. Tsygankov, San Francisco State University Iden es and Images of Compe on in the Shared Neighbourhood: How EU and Russian Regional Foreign Policies Interact Tom Casier, University of Kent Russian ambivalence towards the ‘Arab Spring’: Pragma c cau on or reac ve policy? Maria Raquel Freire, CES|FEUC, University of Coimbra EU‐Russia rela ons and norms di usion: The role of non‐state actors Sandra Dias Fernandes, University of Minho (Portugal) FB55: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel Decolonizing FTGS: Female Fantasies and Di using Imperial Desires Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Disc. Feminist Theory and Gender Studies Global Development Kyle Killian, Centre for Refugee Studies, York University Anna M. Agathangelou, York University Patricia Molloy, Wilfrid Laurier University Wither Geopolí ca Governance A la Turka TV?: Poli cs of Time, Zones of Empire In Magni cent Century and As Time Goes By Kyle Killian, Centre for Refugee Studies, York University Sophia Dingli, Hull University “Killing Me So ly”: Geopoli cs of Desire in the Turkish Novelas Asli Calkivik, Istanbul Technical University Seyda Aylin Gurses, University of Miami Haeri Kim, University of Minnesota Panel Philippe Dufort, University of Cambridge Carmel Davis Ruben Zondervan, Earth System Governance Project Howard Warshawsky, Roanoke College Survival of the Greenest: A Sta s cal Analysis of Cons tu onal Environmental Rights The Limits to Social Opportunity: Precedence, Legacy Power, and the Example of Environmental Regula on Economic Adjustment and Regime Complexes in Global Environmental Governance Casey C. Stevens, University of Massachuse s Peter M. Haas, University of Massachuse s Amherst Anna Danielson, Uppsala University Xymena Kurowska, Central European University Manuel Mireanu, Central European University FB59: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Roundtable The Responsibility to Protect and Democracy: Interven on and the Arab Spring Sponsor(s): The Impact of Network Dynamics on Behavior and Rhetoric at Holy Sites Noa Levanon, Johns Hopkins University The Visual Di usion of Interna onal Poli cal Prac ces Tanja Pritzla , University of Bremen Actor‐Network Theory: the implica ons of a heterogeneous social science for Interna onal Rela ons Jost Wubbeke, Free University of Berlin Panel Interna onal Poli cal Sociology Eric M. Blanchard, Columbia University Thomas J. Biersteker, The Graduate Ins tute, Geneva Heikki Patomaki, University of Helsinki Thinking about Feminist IR as Alkerian Argumenta on Laura Sjoberg, University of Florida Discourses on the Current World Order: The Emergence of the BRICS as a Normalizing Project Mehmet Sinan Birdal, Isik University US‐China Rela ons and Contemporary World Order(s): Pa erns, Processes and Principle Eric M. Blanchard, Columbia University Environmental Studies Very Dense and Very Diverse: Explaining the Development of Interna onal Environmental Governance The poli cs of prac ce and purposeful ac on in securi za on studies Chair Disc. Disc. Chair Disc. Alexander Ovodenko, Princeton University Interna onal Poli cal Sociology From networks to prac ces of power: Hierarchy and domina on as hindering di usion Sponsor(s): Sponsor(s): Panel Jennifer Leigh Lawrence, Virginia Polytechnic Ins tute and State University (Virginia Tech) Nahed Mansour, Concordia University FB57: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Towards an Interna onal Savoir-Faire: Epistemological and Empirical Elabora ons on Hayward Alker’s Legacy for IR FB58: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Agency and Structure in Global Environmental Governance Modernity as a Form of Violence on the Environment: Ecogovernmentality and the Poli cs of Di usion in the Deepwater Horizon Disaster Fawazeer: Construc ng Girlhood Fantasies of the Global on Egyp an TV Chair Disc. Paul T. Levin Peter Jacques, University of Central Florida Mapping the Imperial Romance Sponsor(s): Yong Wook Lee, Korea University Emplotment and Civiliza onal Dialogue: Alker’s In uence on my Work Josh C. Gellers, University of California at Irvine Re ec ons of Turkish Orientalism and Foreign Policy on "The Valley of the Wolves: Pales ne" (2011) FB56: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Actors, Networks, and Prac ces Nonhegemomic Coopera on in the Idea of Power: Chiang Mai Ini a ve Mul lateraliza on Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Human Rights James Pa son, University of Manchester Philip Cunli e, University of Kent Mervyn Frost, King’s College London Aidan Hehir, University of Westminster Thomas G. Weiss, CUNY Graduate Center Kurt Mills, University of Glasgow Mary E. O'Connell, Notre Dame University FB60: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Understanding the Dynamics of Insurgency Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Security Studies Marc R. DeVore, European University Ins tute (EUI) Andrea M. Lopez, Susquehanna University A Mathema cal Model of Fac onal Dynamics in Insurgent Networks Michael Gabbay, University of Washington How Civilian Percep ons A ect Pa erns of Violence and Compe on in Mul ‐Party Insurgencies Morgan Lee Kaplan, University of Chicago State Repression and Leadership Survival Margarita Konaev, University of Notre Dame Non State Armed Groups, Crises of State Legi macy ‐ Sovereignty and the Interna onal System of States Raphael Gonçalves Marreto, Uppsala Universitet/ Alumni The Mobiliza on and Escala on of Substate Violence Evan J. Perkoski, University of Pennsylvania Armed Groups and IR Theory: Bringing Armed Non‐State Actors into Interna onal Security Studies Peter Thompson, Na onal Defense University FB61: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel Public-Private Partnerships and Norm Di usion in Global Health Governance Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Global Development Andrew F. Cooper, University of Waterloo/CIGI Jeremy Shi man, American University Not for Resuscita on? The Health Systems Funding Pla orm A er the Failure of Global Fund Round 11 Peter S. Hill, University of Queensland Mul ‐sectoral Partnerships and Civil Society Actors: The Tensions and Challenges of Being ‘Business‐like’ Michael J. Moran, Swinburne University Elizabeth Branigan, Swinburne University of Technology Agency Through Adapta on: Explaining Private American Founda ons’ In uence in Global Governance via the Public‐ Private Partnership Paradigm Michael A. Stevenson, University of Waterloo Access to Medicines: Discourse, Con ict, and Democra sa on Belinda Townsend, Deakin University FB62: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel Climate Change in Africa: Understanding the Implica ons for Governance Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Environmental Studies Joshua W. Busby, University of Texas Aus n Geo rey D. Dabelko, Ohio University Social capital, informa on, and decision making in the rural Ri Valley of Ethiopia Christopher Paul, Duke University Shocks and Poli cs: The Poli cal Economy of Natural Disasters in Africa Jennifer Bussell, University of Texas at Aus n Adam Colligan, University of Texas at Aus n Climate Change, Africa, and the Geography of Foreign Assistance Chris an M. Peratsakis, Development Gateway Dylan Malcomb, United States Military Academy Mapping Subna onal Climate Security Vulnerability in Africa Joshua W. Busby, University of Texas Aus n Urban Resilience to Climate Change Challenges in Africa Robert Wilson, The University of Texas at Aus n FB63: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel Migra on Theories and Approaches: Bringing the Environment in Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Environmental Studies Ethnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on Studies Patricia M. Keilbach, University of Colorado at Colorado Springs Miranda Schreurs, Free University of Berlin Through the Looking Glass: Di usion E ects and Their Impacts on Ethnic Groups and Indigenous Peoples Lee Edward Du er, Barry University Environmental Degrada on and Migra on Vally Koubi, Swiss Federal Ins tute of Technology Zurich (ETH Zurich), University of Bern Lena M. Scha er, Swiss Federal Ins tute of Technology Zurich (ETH Zurich) Bringing the environment into migra on theory: Theore cal approaches, sectoral debates and controversies on migra on, the environment and climate change Hans Guenter Brauch, AFES-PRESS Interpe ng Environmentally‐ and Climate‐Induced Migra on in Mexico Ursula Oswald Spring, Na onal University of Mexico FB64: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Migra on in a Global Economy Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Raymond Taras, Tulane University Raymond Taras, Tulane University Travels, Dreams, and Babies: the Case of Market‐Based Acquisi on of US Ci zenship Ozlem Altan-Olcay, Koc University, Istanbul Evren Balta Paker, Yildiz University Babies across Borders: The Poli cal Economy of Interna onal Child Adop on Asif Efrat, Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya David Leblang, University of Virginia Sonal S. Pandya, University of Virginia Steven Liao, University of Virginia Forces of di usion: What drives the transfer of migra on policy and law across jurisdic ons? Daniel Ghezelbash, University of Sydney Mary Crock, Sydney University The Interna onal Di usion of Intercountry Adop on: A State‐ Level Examina on of Poli cal Drivers Becca A. McBride, Vanderbilt University Immigra on and Enlargement: The Challenges of Promising a Free Movement of People Jamie E. Scalera, Georgia Southern University Mobility of Rights: Exchange Rates, Labor Mobility, and Immigra on Policies in an Integrated World. Adrian Shin, University of Michigan FB65: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Ideologies of Global Governance Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Catherine Elizabeth Weaver, University of Texas at Aus n Manfred B. Steger, RMIT University & U of Hawai'i An Examina on of UNDP's Role in Di using Prac ces of Democra c Governance in the Asia Paci c Sabrina Hoque, Dalhousie University The Fundamental Cleavage of Le and Right in Global Poli cs ‐ It’s really about Power (not Equality) Devin Joshi, University of Denver A Consensus of Contradic ons: IO Di usion of Gender Equality Norms Roni Kay Marie O'Dell, University of Denver What it Means to Do Humanitarianism: IOs, NGOs, and the Ques on of Ideology Joel R. Pruce, University of Dayton All Human Rights for All: The Making of a UN Ideology Jean-Philippe Therien, Université de Montréal FB66: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Films and Interna onal Rela ons: How Cinema Can Help to Mo vate Students to Study and Learn IRs Sponsor(s): Chair Chair Disc. Panel Richard Falk, University of California Santa Barbara Garre Wallace Brown, University of She eld Terry Macdonald, University of Melbourne Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Film for Thought: Exploring Key Concepts in Interna onal Poli cs Through the Medium of Film Garre Wallace Brown, University of She eld Immigra on Policy, Iden ty, and Percep on‐Driven Law Jeremy James Dashiell, University of Washington Jus n Gest, Harvard University Reconstruc ng American Masculinity and the Na onal Security State: The Hollywood Counter‐revolu on Dan O'Meara, Poli cal Science Department, Université du Québec à Montréal Transmedia Di usion: The Emerging Global Ecosystem of Issue‐ based Media Beth Karlin, UC Irvine Sara W. Goodman, University of California, Irvine Immigra on in India: Policy responses in the light of economic growth and global aspira ons Daniel Naujoks, United Na ons/Hamburg Ins tute of Interna onal Economics Migrants, Illegality, and A ri on Through Enforcement Tom Kei Wong, University of California San Diego Panel Interna onal Law The immigra on mix: Mapping global varia on in selec on ra os Anna Katherine Boucher, University of Sydney FB70: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel The EU as a Promoter of Climate Policy? Perspec ves from its Partners Dave O. Benjamin, University of Bridgeport Kenneth Chris e, Royal Roads University De ni onal Flaws in the Crime of Aggression in the Interna onal Criminal Court Davis Brown, Maryville University Prosecu on and Reconstruc on: Contending Interna onal and State Responsibili es in Cambodia Sponsor(s): Chair Chair Disc. Lucy Ware McGu ey, University of Colorado-Denver How Poli cs Empowers and Constrains Prosecu on: The Case of the SCSL The Human Rights Council and the Evolving Norm of Responsibility to Protect: Old Wine in New Bo les or a Drama c Change in Accountability in the UN's Human Rights System? Michael Joel Voss, University of Virginia Panel Ethnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on Studies Vicki Squire, The University of Warwick Vicki Squire, The University of Warwick Thinking Refugees as Guests: Subjects of Hospitality in Popular Culture Dan Bulley, Queen's University Belfast Changing pa erns of representa on: designing new forms of collabora on and ini a ng di usion processes between IOs and NGOs for the refugee interna onal regime. Frederique Channac-Nadal, Groupe INSEEC Audrey Charbonnier, INSEEC The Rule of Refugee Law: Rendering Individuals Illegal Alexndria J. Innes, Cardinal Stritch University Boats, Borders, and Claiming Asylum Heather L. Johnson, Queen's University Belfast Transatla c Mul level E ects: Does the EU A ect US Climate Policy? Rafaela Brito, University of Southampton Katariina E. Simonen, Research Unit, MOD - Finland Chair Disc. Diarmuid A. Torney, Chatham House Carolina B. Pavese, London School of Economics Elin Boasson, CICERO, Center for Interna onal Climate and Environmental Research, Oslo Climate Change as a Security Threat: Discourse and Ins tu onal Impacts Selec ve Applica on of Interna onal Criminal Law ‐ A Grave Hindrance to Jus ce Sponsor(s): The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Katja Biedenkopf, University of Amsterdam Kenneth A. Rodman, Colby College FB68: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM (Re)Conceptualising the Refugee Jus n Gest, Harvard University Anna Katherine Boucher, University of Sydney Surveillance States: Divergence in Migrant‐Related Security Policies in Europe Terry Macdonald, University of Melbourne Chair Disc. Ethnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on Studies Towards a Holis c Typology of Migra on Regimes Realism, Idealism, and the Psychology of Interna onalist Humanitarian Ethics Sponsor(s): Gillian McFadyen, Aberystwyth University FB69: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel Crossing Borders: Immigra on Policy Regimes in Comparison Ac ve Learning in Interna onal A airs FB67: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Challenges to the Responsibility to Prosecute Su ering, Persecu on and Refuge: Alterna ve Approaches “Agent China”: Discovering the Pa erns of Interac on Between the EU and China in Interna onal Climate Change Nego a ons Olivia Gippner, Free University Berlin Strategic partners or tac cal opponents? Uncovering the pa erns of coopera on between the EU and South Africa in the interna onal climate regime Ulrike E. Lorenz-Carl, University Potsdam EU‐Brazil Coopera on on Mul lateral Climate Nego a ons: Exploring the Brazilian Perspec ve on this “Strategic” Partnership Carolina B. Pavese, London School of Economics Disinterest and resistance: Explaining the limited development of EU‐India coopera on on climate change Diarmuid A. Torney, Chatham House FB71: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Interna onal Communica on Technologies (ICTs) and Development Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Communica on Nane e S. Levinson, American University Steven L. Livingston, George Washington University Connec ng in West Africa: Global Di usion of the Internet and Regional Integra on Pa ence Akpan-Obong, Arizona State University Energy as an overlooked driver of ICT uptake across the developing world FB74: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel Discourse and Strategy: Turkish Foreign Policy in a Changing Region Laura Hosman, Illinois Ins tute of Technology Laura Armey, Naval Postgraduate School Sponsor(s): A Tri‐Decennary View of Knowledge Transfer Research: What Works In Di usion & Development Contexts Nane e S. Levinson, American University Towards Sustainable Development in the Middle East ‐ Lessons Learned from Past Liberaliza on Processes in the Telecommunica on Sector and their Impact on Development. Remi Piet, University of Miami / Qatar University / United Na ons Environment Programme Learning Development Organiza ons:Turning Technology Grants into Performance Improvements For Locally‐Run Social Pro t Organiza ons in The Global South Ariel Schwartz, University of Texas at Aus n FB72: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel Risky Business: Poli cs, Policy, and Firm Decision-making over FDI in Emerging Markets and Autocracies Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Interna onal Poli cal Economy Sarah E. Bauerle Danzman, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Layna Mosley, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill The Poli cal Determinants of FDI Policy in Autocracies Chair Disc. Disc. Reform and Reward: The Responses of U.S.‐Based Mul na onals to Decreases in Poli cal Risk The “Norma ve Power Doctrine” and the New Turkish Foreign Policy in the Age of Global Governance Hulya Aksu, University of San Diego Saba Ozyurt, Alliant Interna onal University Digging ‘Strategic Depth’: A Discursive Analysis of Davutoglu’s Vision of Turkey Zeynep Arkan, Hace epe University Muge Kinacioglu, Hace epe University “Strategic depth” or strategic mistake? Turkey's foreign policy reconsidered Isabel David, Technical University of Lisbon A Content Analysis of AKP’s 'Honorable' Foreign Policy discourse: The Nexus of Domes c‐Interna onal Poli cs Emre Iseri, Kadir Has University Ugur Cevdet Panayirci, Okan University Sectoral divergence: a systemic perspec ve on Turkish progress and stability in the face of interna onal poli cal di usion. FC01: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Roundtable Presiden al Theme Roundtable—The Nonprolifera on Regime: Firewall Against Nucleariza on? Sponsor(s): Benjamin A.T. Graham, University of Southern California A Domes c Poli cs Explana on of Investment Incen ves in Developing Countries Kris na M. Johnson, Princeton University Bondholders v. Foreign Direct Investors: When Governments have Room to Expropriate Chair Part. Part. Part. Rachel Wellhausen, Princeton University Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Environmental Studies Joana Setzer, London School of Economics and Poli cal Science Tobias F. Boehmelt, Swiss Federal Ins tute of Technology (ETH Zurich) Solving the global mercury problem: Why nego ate a new conven on and will it work? Steinar E. Andresen, Fridtjof Nansen Ins tute Kris n Rosendal, Fridtjof Nansen Ins tute Jon Birger Skjærseth, Fridtjof Nansen Ins tute The role that fuel subsidies, democracy, exports and state ownership of mineral resources play in gas aring Edward Bee, University of Southern Mississippi Not Like Europe: Comparing European Experiences to East Asian Ones Regarding Regional Air Pollu on Inkyoung Kim, University of Massachuse s, Amherst Emerging Loose System in Regional Ins tu ons – Coopera on on the Issue of Transboundary Air Pollu on in East Asia Asami Miyazaki, Kumamoto Gakuen University Lithuanian Energy Policy Impacts on the Bal c Sea Ginta T. Palubinskas, George Mason University Ramazan Kilinc, University of Nebraska‐Omaha Murat Yesiltas, Sakarya University Ahmet Sozen, Eastern Mediterranean University Wayne McLean, University of Tasmania Sarah E. Bauerle Danzman, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill FB73: Friday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Pollu on Control: From Local Problems to Global Solu ons Turkish Interna onal Studies Associa on The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Etel Solingen, University of California at Irvine Yukiya Amano, IAEA Robert Gallucci, MacArthur founda on William Clark Po er, Monterey Ins tute of Interna onal Studies FC02: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Roundtable Global Development Sec on Eminent Scholar Roundtable, Honoring Professor Mike Shapiro Sponsor(s): Chair Chair Honoree Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Global Development Ma Davies, Newcastle University Mustapha Kamal Pasha, University of Aberdeen Michael J. Shapiro, University of Hawaii at Manoa Rob B. J. Walker, University of Victoria and PUC‐Rio Vivienne Jabri, King's College London Siba Grovogui, Johns Hopkins University Cris na Rojas, Carleton University Sankaran Krishna, University of Hawaii at Manoa Sam O. Opondo, Vassar College FC03: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel The Role of Regional Organiza ons in Democra za on Processes Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Ma hew Alan Hill, Ins tute for the Study of the Americas, University of London Julia Leininger, German Development Ins tute (DIE) Policy Di usion, Regional Organiza ons and Democracy Building Raul Layo Cordenillo, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven Eleonora Mura, Interna onal Ins tute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance The Collec ve Defense of Democracy from Caracas to Cairo Eric S. Mosinger, University of California Irvine Revolu ons Within and Beyond the Ivory Tower: EU Democracy Promo on in its Neighbourhood Simon Radford, University of Southern California Wrestling for democracy? How and under what condi ons does the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) create, protect, and promote democracy in member states? Kai Striebinger, Freie Universität Berlin - Berlin Graduate School for Transna onal Studies EU Condi onality, Credibility and Democra za on: The Case of Turkey in Compara ve Perspec ve Ali Tekin, Bilkent University FC04: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Cri cal Security Studies Methods Café Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Innova ve Panel ISA Innova ve Panel Cai Wilkinson, Deakin University Laura J. Shepherd, University of New South Wales Mark Salter, University of O awa Annick T. R. Wibben, University of San Francisco Chris an Bueger, Cardi University Vincent Pouliot, McGill University Andre Simonyi, The New School Lene Hansen, University of Copenhagen Thierry Balzacq, University of Edinburgh Juha A. Vuori, University of Turku Michael C. Williams, University of O awa FC05: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Roundtable Interna onal Poli cal Economy Sec on Outstanding Ac vist Scholar (OAS) Award Panel Honoring David Graeber Sponsor(s): Chair Chair Disc. Honoree Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Interna onal Poli cal Economy Linda J. Yarr, George Washington University Robin Broad, American University Hasmet Uluorta, Trent University David Graeber, Goldsmiths, University of London Andrej Grubacic, California Ins tute of Integral Studies Barry Gills, Newcastle University Christopher K. Chase‐Dunn, University of California Riverside Thomas Ehrilch Reifer, University of San Diego Ruth Reitan, University of Miami Richard Falk, University of California Santa Barbara FC06: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Roundtable Presiden al Theme Roundtable—Middle East Upheavals: Emula on, Learning, and Firewalls Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Melani Camme , Brown University Marina O away, Carnegie Endowment for Interna onal Peace Mark Tessler, University of Michigan Mehran Kamrava, Georgetown University‐Qatar Nathan Brown, George Washington University FC07: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Roundtable Presiden al Theme Roundtable—The Di usion of IR Theory: Regional Perspec ve Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Ajin Choi, Yonsei University Arie M. Kacowicz, Hebrew University of Jerusalem Knud Erik Jorgensen, Aarhus University Jorge Alberto Schiavon, Centro de Inves gación y Docencia Económicas Nizar Messari, Al Akhawayn Ajin Choi, Yonsei University FC08: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel Presiden al Theme Panel—Subna onal Di usion of Con ict: New Fron ers of Empirical Analysis (Panel 2) Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Scien c Study of Interna onal Processes Poli cal Demography and Geography The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Alex Braithwaite, University College London Kris an Skrede Gleditsch, University of Essex Trying to Appear Neutral: The Role of In Country and Neighborhood Human Rights INGOs in Dissent Sam Bell, Kansas State University Tavishi Bhasin, Kennesaw State University K. Chad Clay, University of Georgia Amanda Murdie, University of Missouri The Emergence and Di usion of Armed Italian Resistance against Nazi Occupa on Stefano Costalli, Catholic University of the Sacred Heart Andrea Ruggeri, University of Amsterdam Mechanisms facilita ng the di usion of violent con ict in sub‐ Saharan Africa Andrew M. Linke, University of Colorado at Boulder Like spinning plates: Democra za on, transna onal con ict, and civilian control in the Central African Republic John David Payne, Texas State University-San Marcos Global Di usion or Local Di usion: A study of the spread of con icts over the past decade Michael D. Ward, Duke University From armed resistance to electoral legi macy? The transforma on of rebel groups into poli cal par es Katrin Wi g, University of Montreal FC09: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Terrorist Organiza ons: Structure, Nature, and Branding Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Security Studies Sharad Joshi, Monterey Ins tute of Interna onal Studies Victor Asal, State University of New York at Albany Civilians are in the Eye of the Beholder: How Militant Groups Shape their Message and "Sell" Terrorist Acts to Societal Cons tuencies Risa A. Brooks, Marque e University The Will to Terrorize: Explaining Cohesion of Terrorist Groups Jasen J. Cas llo, Bush School of Government and Public Service, Texas A&M What’s In A Name? Examining The Factors Behind Changes to Terrorist Group Nomenclature Sharad Joshi, Monterey Ins tute of Interna onal Studies Organiza onal choices of strong terrorist groups in a compe environment: insights from Pales ne and Iraq ve Sco Kastner, University of Maryland Barak Mendelsohn, Haverford College FC10: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Roundtable Di usion of Global Studies and Interna onal Studies Programs – Challenges and Opportuni es in the Design, Delivery and Administra on of Interdisciplinary Programs Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Interna onal Educa on The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Roundtable Interna onal Security Studies Alexandre S. Wilner, ETH Zurich (Swiss Federal Ins tute of Technology) Gary A. Ackerman, University of Maryland Paul Davis, RAND Wyn Bowen, King's College London Jasper Pandza, King's College London Martha Crenshaw, Stanford University T. V. Paul, McGill University Janice Gross Stein, University of Toronto David Romano, Missouri State University FC12: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Roundtable Revisi ng Western Military Interven ons. A "meso" and "micro"- level perspec ve: Afghanistan, Iraq, Lebanon and Libya Sponsor(s): Chair Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Interna onal Security Studies Fabrizio Co cchia, Sant'Anna School of Advanced Studies Francesco Moro, University of Florence Roberto R. Flammia, United States Air Force/University of Florence Oliver J. Daddow, University of Leicester Eugenio Cusumano, European University Ins tute Pascal Vennesson, S. Rajaratnam School of Interna onal Studies, Nanyang Technological University Serena Simoni, Samford University FC13: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM China’s In uence in Developing Asia Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Disc. Panel Interna onal Security Studies Avery Goldstein, University of Pennsylvania Avery Goldstein, University of Pennsylvania William C. Wohlforth, Dartmouth College China’s In uence on Monetary Policy in Developing Asia John D. Ciorciari, University of Michigan China’s In uence on Asian States in the UN Human Rights Council Rosemary J. Foot, University of Oxford Rana Siu Inboden, University of Oxford Chinese Perspec ves on the PRC’s In uence Michael Glosny, Naval Postgraduate School The Forms of China’s In uence Evelyn Goh, University of London FC14: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel In the Shadow of the US Withdrawal from Afghanistan 2014: Pakistan’s Arc of Instability Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Interna onal Security Studies Rita Akhtar, US Educa onal Founda on in Pakistan Stephen M. Grenier, Johns Hopkins University Dealing with the Devil?: Pakistani Public Opinion toward the US Jean A. Garrison, University of Wyoming Robert G. Blanton, University of Memphis Alison R. Holmes, Humboldt State University Ronnie D. Lipschutz, University of California, Santa Cruz Heidi H. Hobbs, North Carolina State University FC11: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Deterring Terrorism: Theory and Prac ce Measuring the E ects of China’s In uence Madiha Afzal, University of Maryland Karl C. Kaltenthaler, University of Akron/Case Western Reserve University William J. Miller, Flagler College The Ongoing Evolu on of Pakistan’s Nuclear Command and Control Christopher O. Clary, Massachuse s Ins tute of Technology Civil‐Military rela ons and the rise of new civilian actors in Pakistan's democracy Carol Chris ne Fair, Georgetown University Indo‐Pakistan security compe and the region on with an eye to Afghanistan Sumit Ganguly, Indiana University The Future of Pakistani Militancy: Implica ons for Domes c and Regional Security Stephen Tankel, American University A Coopera ve Jihad?: The religious logic of Ha z Muhammad Saeed and the Difa‐e Pakistan Council Joshua T. White, Council on Foreign Rela ons FC15: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel Climate Change and Human Rights: A Common Research Agenda? Sponsor(s): Chair Chair Disc. Disc. Human Rights Markus Lederer, Technical University Darmstadt Andrea Schapper, Darmstadt University of Technology Anja Mihr, University of Utrecht Richard P. Hiskes, University of Connec cut Securi zing the Sustainability Transforma on: From Ontological Insecurity to Socio‐Ecological Resilience Joerg Friedrichs, University of Oxford Interna onal Li ga on (and Not Human Rights): The Last Anchor for Drowning Islands in Interna onal Climate Poli cs? Linda Wallbo , Johann Wolfgang Goethe-University Frankfurt Climate Rights – Feasible or Not? Eric Brandstedt, Dept. of Philosophy & Lund University Centre of Excellence for Integra on of Social and Natural Dim Anna-Karin Bergman, Lund University Human Rights and Climate Policies: Scope for Mi ga ng the Social Impacts of CDM Projects Jeane e Schade, Bielefeld University Wolfgang Sterk, Wuppertal Ins tute for Climate, Environment and Energy Women’s human rights in a changing climate: Highligh ng the distribu ve e ects of climate policies Lena Bendlin, Free University of Berlin Linking Climate Change and Cultural Human Rights in the Context of World Heritage Sylvia Maus, Dresden University of Technology FC16: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel Representa ons of Terrorism and the Di usion of Terrorism Knowledge Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Interna onal Security Studies Charlo e V. Heath‐Kelly, University of Warwick Charlo e V. Heath‐Kelly, University of Warwick Wri ng the threat of the Muslim ‘Other’: A Contradictory Narra ve in the EU’s ‘Fight against Terrorism’ Christopher Baker-Beall, University of Birmingham Spa al and temporal imaginaries in the securi za on of future risk Kathryn Marie Fisher, London School of Economics Books, Bombs and Breivik: Fear and ra onality in a contemporary counter‐terrorism milieu James J. Fitzgerald, Dublin City University Knowing Terrorism: A Study on Lay Knowledge of Terrorism and Counter‐terrorism Richard Jackson, University of Otago, New Zealand 'Here Be Monsters!’ ‐ Misreading the threat of Poli cal Islam in Southeast Asia Jennifer Mustapha-Vanderkooy, McMaster University FC17: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel The E ects and E ec veness of the World Trade Organiza on Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Interna onal Organiza on Michael Francis Kea ng, Richmond the American Interna onal University in London Pamela Blackmon, Pennsylvania State University, Altoona Legaliza on and dispute behavior at the WTO Domes c Legal Systems and Their In uence on WTO Disputes Chris na Fa ore, West Virginia University Does Trade Comply with WTO Rulings? The Unequal Di usion of the Bene ts of Dispute Se lement Compara ve Interdisciplinary Studies Pawel K. Frankowski, Maria Curie‐Sklodowska University Stefan Niederhafner, Seoul Na onal University Coordinated management experiences: Apa River Basin and Acre River Basin Ma lde de Souza, Pon cal Catholic University of Minas Gerais Le cia Bri o dos Santos, Pon cia Universidade Catolica de Minas Gerais- Brasil Carla Roberta Ferreira Valle, PUC-Minas Luciana Mendes Barbosa, Pon cal Catholic University of Minas Gerais Carla Silva, Ins tuto Federal de Educação , Ciência e Tecnologia do Norte de Minas Gerais, Brazil Explaining the Cons tu onal Resurgence of Tradi onal Poli cal Authority in Sub‐Saharan Africa Florian Kern, University of Konstanz Daniela Kromrey, University of Konstanz Katharina Holzinger, University of Konstanz Governing Regional Security: A Compara ve Study between Europe and the Asia‐Paci c Mei-Hsien Lee, Na onal Chung-Hsing University Non‐State Ins tu ons in sub‐Saharan Africa: Driven By or De ning Policy? Meghann Rother, University of Oklahoma FC20: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel Change and Stasis in Interna onal Rela ons – Transla ng power theory into empirical analysis Chair Disc. Standing Group on Interna onal Rela ons of the ECPR Andrea Liese, University of Potsdam Sigrid Quack, Max‐Planck‐Ins tute for the Study of Socie es Structural determinism vs. preference maximiza on Ambigui es of power: A reconsidera on of EU‐Turkey rela ons Extended Cons tu onal Liberalism and Dynamic E ects of WTO on Peace Youcheer Kim, State University of New York at Albany The Democra zing E ects of Joining the World Trade Organiza on Thomas Diez, University of Tuebingen Hanna Mühlenho , University of Tübingen Power over and power with – Individual power in global norm change Lena Partzsch, University of Greifswald Jamie E. Scalera, Georgia Southern University Chair Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Chair Disc. Panel Dallas Blaney, University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Tobias Hofmann, University of Utah SooYeon Kim, Na onal University of Singapore Sponsor(s): Sponsor(s): Sponsor(s): Gregory C. Dixon, University of West Georgia FC18: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Theorizing Hierarchies in Interna onal Rela ons II FC19: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Areas of Power's Di usion in the Contemporary World Roundtable Theory Janice Bially Ma ern, Na onal University of Singapore Ayse Zarakol, University of Cambridge Shogo Suzuki, University of Copenhagen Naeem Inayatullah, Ithaca College Charlo e Epstein, University of Sydney Laura Sjoberg, University of Florida "(Re)Building the Ship at Sea"? State capacity, Democracy and Democra za on: And Empirical Analysis Andrei M. Melville, Higher School of Economics FC21: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Cultural Diplomacy/The Culture of Diplomacy Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Diploma c Studies John Robert Kelley, American University Cesar Villanueva, Universidad Iberoamericana A.C. Culture and Power in Interna onal Rela ons: an issue for emerging powers? Clarice C. Ferreira Menezes, CPDOC- Fundação Getulio Vargas Anthropologists as Foxes: New Diplomats in an Era of Cultural Di usion Jeane e Gaida, George Washington University Emo on and Public Diplomacy: Conceptualising the A ec ve Dimension Sarah Ellen Graham, UWS “The use of Arts in diplomacy. Transna onal communica on in the global era of interna onal rela ons” Aleksandra Humo, Sorbonne Nouvelle, Paris Soldiers, poets, diplomats: Narra ng war and peace in the former Yugoslavia Liliana Pop, London Metropolitan University FC22: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel European Union, Russia, and Turkey Rela ons in Their Shared Neighborhoods II Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Maria Raquel Freire, CES|FEUC, University of Coimbra André Filipe Barrinha, University of Coimbra Ethnic Con icts in the South Caucasus: The Causes of Underdevelopment and the Challenges of Democra za on? Vanda Amaro Dias, University of Coimbra Licinia Simao, FEUC/Centre for Social Studies, University of Coimbra Mahmood Monshipouri, San Francisco State University Philip Orchard, University of Queensland The Di usion of Intra‐Islamic Violence and Terrorism Hayat Alvi, U.S. Naval War College Cross‐Ideological Coali ons and the Prospects for Democracy in the Arab World Diane Ethier, Université de Montréal Choices of law, correc ve jus ce, and the role of Interna onal Organiza ons in East Timor Mahmood Monshipouri, San Francisco State University Erich Robert Wieger, San Francisco State University The Responsibility to Rebuild and Jus Post Bellum: Who Should Rebuild? Transi onal Jus ce in Brazil and Argen na: Interna onal Human Rights Norms, Transna onal Ac vism and Poli cal Change Emerson Maione Souza, Fluminense Federal University (UFF) Çigdem Üstün, Department of Poli cal Science and Public Administra on Gediz University Serbia a er Kosovo: somewhere between the European Union and Russia Sónia Rodrigues, IPRI-UNL (Portuguese Ins tute of Interna onal Rela ons - New University of Lisbon) Panel Human Rights Anthony Tirado Chase, Occidental College Oliver Kaplan, University of Denver NGOs and Improving Respect for Human Rights Michelle Allendoerfer, George Washington University Understanding Human Rights’ Local Impacts: An Interdisciplinary Approach Anthony Tirado Chase, Occidental College Foiling the Fighters: The Protec ve Strategies of “Peace Zone” Communi es in The Philippines Oliver Kaplan, University of Denver Poe c Di usion: Death, Mourning, and Public Healing in Mexico's Poli cal Future Julie A. Murphy Erfani, Arizona State University Between Imperial Power Con ict and Indian People's Resistance in the Bri sh Novel A Passage to India:a Human Rights issue Mônica Santana, University of Paraiba Ana Lais Oliveira Santos, University of Paraiba Doing Without Believing: The tension between internal socializa on and compliance with human rights norms among law enforcement o cers in India Rachel L. Wahl, New York University Human Rights James Pa son, University of Manchester Turkish percep on on Russian and European neighborhood policies Chair Disc. Chair Disc. Pablo Kalmanovitz, Yale University Lilya Arakelyan, University of Miami Sponsor(s): Sponsor(s): Responsibility to protect: From Interven on to Media on Pragma c securi sa on: EU percep ons of Russia and Turkey in the Wider Black Sea Area FC23: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Social Movements and Community Resistance FC24: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel Transi onal Jus ce: Religion, Just War Theory and Post-War Rebuilding FC25: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Improving Intelligence Analysis Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Intelligence Studies Erik Dahl, Naval Postgraduate School Erik Dahl, Naval Postgraduate School Tracking the Spread of Structured Analy c Techniques: Trends and Traps Randy Pherson, Pherson Associates What Philosophy Can Do for Intelligence Terry C. Quist, U.S. Army The Analy cal ques on: intelligence analysis, skills and professionaliza on in the post‐Iraq period. Julian J. Richards, University of Buckingham Using Structured Analy c Techniques to Assess the Interrela onship between Warlordism and Interna onal Di usion Randy Pherson, Pherson Associates Karen Saunders, Forum Founda on for Analy c Excellence FC26: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel Non-State Actors: Con ict Management, Advocacy and Ac vism Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Human Rights Zehra Arat, Purchase College, SUNY Zehra Arat, Purchase College, SUNY The interna onal di usion of human rights and its limits – A literature review Julia Bader, University of Amsterdam Crowding the Field The Expanding Roster of Non‐State Actors in Con ict Resolu on Alexandra Budabin, University of Dayton Suppor ng Dictatorship and Promo ng Human Rights? UN Technical Assistance and Norm Di usion in Egypt Laura K. Landolt, Oakland University From Solidarity to Opportunism: Mo va ons Cycles in Transna onal Movements Tsveta Petrova, Columbia University FC27: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Roundtable Presiden al Theme Roundtable—Migra on and Di usion FC30: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Who Owns This? Property Rights in a New Global Economy Sponsor(s): Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Audie Klotz, Syracuse University James F. Holli eld, Southern Methodist University Fiona Adamson, SOAS, University of London Kamal Sadiq, University of California at Irvine Margaret E. Peters, University of Wisconsin David Leblang, University of Virginia FC28: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Legality Veri ca on in Transna onal Resource Governance Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Disc. Disc. Chair Disc. Technologies of Di usion: Making Local Land Legible and Corporate Power Applicable Panel Environmental Studies Graeme Auld, Carleton University Stepan Wood, York University Iben Nathan, Department of Resource Economics, University of Copenhagen Tim Bartley, Ohio State University Extraterritorial Accountability: A Cross‐Sectoral Analysis Jason Stearns, Department of Poli cal Science, Yale University Michael Stone, Yale University Producing Success – Processes of Transla on in the VPA on FLEGT between Ghana and the EU Kirsten Carlsen, Faculty of Life Science, University of Copenhagen Legality Veri ca on and Agency beyond the State: A Case Study of Transna onal Environmental Crime Lorraine Ellio , Australian Na onal University Cons tu ng Transna onal Legality: De ning and Enforcing Legal Timber in North‐South Trade Errol Meidinger, SUNY Bu alo Law School FC29: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel Reforming Professional Military Educa on: A Clash of Professional Ethics Interna onal Security Studies Gary Schaub, Jr., University of Copenhagen Gary Schaub, Jr., University of Copenhagen Educa ng Strategic Leaders and the Reform of PME Governance: Star ng at the Service Academy Level Paul O. Carrese, US Air Force Academy Research at the Nexus of the Civil‐Military Interface: Faculty, Research Ins tutes, and RAND in the Context of PME Robert H. Dor , Kennesaw State University Tenured or Term? The Impact of the Contract System on Faculty in Professional Military Educa on Thomas Nichols, U.S. Naval War College Renego a ng the Civil‐Military Bargain in Professional Military Educa on Mackubin Owens, U.S. Naval War College The Pen and the Sword: Faculty Management Challenges in the Mixed Cultural Environment of a War College George Reed, University of San Diego Gearoid M. Millar, University of Aberdeen Shelley L. Hurt, California Polytechnic State University Gabriel Michael, The George Washington University Benjamin Cashore, Yale University Sébas en Jodoin, Yale University Chair Disc. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) To Promote the Progress? Innova on and Imita on in Interna onal Intellectual Property Law Logics of Control and Empowerment in Transna onal Resource Governance: A look at Legality Veri ca on in Forestry and Mining Sponsor(s): Panel Gearoid M. Millar, University of Aberdeen Investor‐State Provisions: Transna onal Capital, the State, and the Evolu on of Property Rights Shawn L. Nichols, University of California, Santa Cruz FC31: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel Genocide Occurrence: Issues Concerning Preven on and (Lack of) Cure Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Peace Studies Keisha S. Haywood, Ramapo College of New Jersey Jessica Auchter, University of Tennessee at Cha anooga War As The Key to Unlocking Mass Murder: The Rwandan Genocide Revisted Arthur N. Gilbert, University of Denver Kris na Hook, University of Denver Genocide: assessing its determinants in civil wars Belen Gonzalez, University of Essex I Spy A Genocide: An Experiment in Monitoring con ict Grant Gordon, Columbia University The Intent to Destroy: Cultural Genocide and Indigenous Peoples Lindsey Kingston, Webster University What's Stopping Us from Stopping It? Sovereignty, Poli cal Will, and the Poli cs of "Never Again" Adam I. Lupel, Interna onal Peace Ins tute Inevitable Evil? ‐ A Qualita ve Compara ve Analysis of Genocide Occurrence and Non‐Occurrence Timothy Adam Williams, Free University Berlin Paul Steinheuer, University of Kent FC32: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel Building New Interna onal Organiza ons and Norms BRIC by BRIC? Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Laura Carsten Mahrenbach, Curry College Andrea Ribeiro Ho mann, Freie Universität Berlin The Role of BRICS in the G20 Pablo Henrique de Souza Souto, PUC Minas Rafael Bi encourt Rodrigues Lopes, Pon cal Catholic University of Minas Gerais (PUC Minas) The Rela onship between Emerging Power Strengths and Weaknesses: Corrup on and the BRICS Laura Carsten Mahrenbach, Curry College China’s Rise as a Norma ve Power: Analyzing Foreign Policy Similarity with China in the Global South Georg Strüver, GIGA German Ins tute of Global and Area Studies FC33: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM The Role of the United Na ons Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Scien Panel c Study of Interna onal Processes Lisa Hultman, Uppsala University James H. Lebovic, George Washington University Protec on of Civilians in UN Peacekeeping Opera ons: Examining Local E ects Hanne Fjelde, Uppsala University Lisa Hultman, Uppsala University Desiree A. E. Nilsson, Uppsala University The United Na ons Security Council and the Regionaliza on of Security Patrik Johansson, Umeå University Ins tu onal Di usion in the Resolu on of Civil Con icts Jai Kwan Jung, Korea University Peacekeepers at Risk: A Sta s cal Analysis of Peacekeeping Interven ons and Exposure to Violence Sara Lindberg Bromley, Uppsala University Nynke Salverda, Uppsala University Peacekeeping Consent and Civil War Outcomes Thomas L. Scherer, Princeton University External interven on in the post‐Cold War in Africa Ricardo Sousa, ISS-EUR FC34: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel New Approaches To The Study Of Norm Di usion: Transla on, Localiza on And Subsidiarity Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Disc. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Richard I. Price, University of Bri sh Columbia Amitav Acharya, American University Kathryn Sikkink, University of Minnesota Defensive localiza on? The tac cal embrace of human security norms in East Asia David H. Capie, Victoria University of Wellington The Power of Appropria on. Subaltern Agency in Processes of Norm Di usion Anke Draude, Free University of Berlin A Chinese Case Study on Localiza on and Poli cal Change: The 1898 Hundred Day Reform Shanshan Mei, American University Norm Localiza on in Contexts of Peacebuilding: Bringing in State‐ Society Narra ves Simone Tholens, European University Ins tute Too much transla on to handle? Contested rule of law promo on in post‐con ict states Lisbeth Zimmermann, Peace Research Ins tute Frankfurt Theorizing Norm Transla on – Gender Norms as Global Travelers Susanne Zwingel, State University of New York Potsdam FC35: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Roundtable Presiden al Theme Roundtable—Regionalism: Intra and CrossRegional Di usion Pa erns Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Edward Mans eld, University of Pennsylvania Barbara Stallings, Brown University C. Randall Henning, American University Rafael A. Villa, University of Sao Paulo Min Gyo Koo, Seoul Na onal University FC36: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel The Di usion of Social Movements: Occupy Wall Street and the Arab Spring Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Jasmine Gani, London School of Economics and Poli cal Science Helen Yanacopulos, Open University Domes cated Versus Globalized: The Di usion of Occupy Wall Street Protests Helma de Vries-Jordan, Ge ysburg College Revolu on in the Middle East, from Egypt to Syria: Di usion or Delusion? Jasmine Gani, London School of Economics and Poli cal Science “Revolu on in the Head: Breaking the Barriers of Fear” ‐ The Contagion E ect of the Popular Uprisings of 1848, 1989, and 2011 Zuzana Hudáková, The Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies, Geneva Occupy Everywhere? The interna onal di usion of norms and ideas from West to East Malte Philipp Kaeding, University of Surrey Heidi Ning Kang Wang, London School of Economics Di usion and the Arab Revolts of 2011 Tansa G. Massoud, Bucknell University John A. Doces, Bucknell University Signaling Across Borders: Di usion of Conten on in Central Europe and the Middle East Agnieszka Paczynska, George Mason University FC37: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Security and Defense Coopera on in South America: The Challenges of the New Security Agendas Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Security Studies Alcides Vaz, University of Brasilia Alcides Vaz, University of Brasilia Brazil and the South American Defense Council: coopera on as self‐help or transforma on in security iden ty? Augusto W. M. Teixeira Jr., Federal University of Pernambuco Coopera on in comba ng terrorism in the Southern Cone: the challenge of domes c legisla on Marcos Alan S. V. Ferreira, UFPB - Universidade Federal da Paraíba Security Concepts and the role of the Armies in the South American countries Oscar Filho, Military Academy of Agulhas Negras Security and insecurity in South America see through Brazilian defense policies Paulo Kuhlmann, State University of Paraiba Foreshadowing of the ac on: Gera ve sense course of discourse on defence and security in South America Samuel Alves Soares, UNESP - São Paulo State University History and Juncture in analysis of Brazil and Argen na´s rela ons in the Defense eld Erica Winand, Universidade Federal de Sergipe FC38: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Priva zing Security: Choices and Challenges Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Security Studies William T. Eliason, Na onal Defense University M. Dee Beutel, University of Miami To Build or To Buy: The Determinants of Security Priva za on Megan Becker, University of California, San Diego Market Structure and Regula on of Firms in the United States Private Military and Security Industry Charles W. Mahoney, University of California, Los Angeles Is Self‐regula on the Right Answer? Assessing the Interna onal Code of Conduct for Private Security Service Providers (ICoC). Sami Makki, Sciences Po & CERAPS, Lille (France) Military Outsourcing in a Compara ve Perspec ve; the Di erent Pa erns of Private Military Contrac ng of Western, Industrialized States. Christopher Weimar FC39: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel Nuclear Disarmament: An Arms Control versus a Humanitarian Approach Disc. Interna onal Security Studies Je rey A. Larsen, University of Denver Frédéric Lebaron, University of Amiens, France Tom Medvetz, UC San Diego Performing E cacy: building the dominance of Israel’s homeland security exper se Stephanie Mudge, UC Davis Sociology Antoine Vauchez, French Na onal Center for Scien c Research The Academic Construc on of European Construc on: The Ins tu onaliza on of European Studies in the United States and in France, 1945‐1975 FC42: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Statebuilding: Sources of Legi macy and Sustainability Ritu Mathur, York University, Toronto Sponsor(s): Nuclear Futures: Disarmament,Deterrence, Devaluing Chair Disc. Nick Ritchie, University of York The Evolu on of a Norm: How did the Humanitarian Law Approach Take Hold in Nuclear Poli cs? Panel Interna onal Security Studies Keith Darden, Yale‐NUS College Keith Darden, Yale‐NUS College "Statebuilding 3.0" and the Determinants of Domes c State Legi macy: Inves ga ng Micro‐level Perspec ves in Afghanistan Maria Rost Rublee, Australian Na onal University Jennifer Hove, University of Toronto Nuclear Disarmament: The Humanitarian Approach As Complimentary or An Alterna ve To The Classic Arms Control Approach? Tom Sauer, University of Antwerp Pathways of Successful Endogenous State Forma on Johannes Juede, LMU Munich Mind the Gap? Statebuilding in Developing Countries Melissa Lee, Stanford University Panel Peace Science Society D. Sco Benne , Pennsylvania State University Armando Geller, Scensei Philip A. Schrodt, Pennsylvania State University Lobby, Protest and Violence: Modeling Poli cal Con ict in the New Egypt Karsten Donnay, ETH Zurich Ravi Bhavnani, Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies Dan Miodownik, Hebrew University Interna onal Poli cal Sociology Ole Jacob Sending, Norwegian Ins tute of Interna onal A airs A Good Samaritan’s Approach to Nuclear Weapons Spa o‐Temporal Dynamics of Violence in Jerusalem Chair Disc. Mikael Rask Madsen, University of Copenhagen Heinz Gaertner, Austrian Ins tute for Interna onal A airs Brandon Alcorn, Lus ck Consul ng Miguel Garces, Lus ck Consul ng Ian S. Lus ck, University of Pennsylvania Sponsor(s): Panel Professional Prac ces in Interna onal Organiza ons A So Landing for Disarmament: The Role of Arms Control Chair Chair Disc. FC41: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Experts and Expert Knowledge in Transna onal Fields A Transna onal Field: The Emergence of Interna onal Human Rights and the Produc on of a New Form of Exper se Deterrence and Disarmament Sponsor(s): Timothy R. Gulden, George Mason University Antonin Cohen, Université Paris Ouest Nanterre Heinz Gaertner, Austrian Ins tute for Interna onal A airs Neil Cooper, University of Bradford FC40: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Computa onal Models of Civil War Modeling Selec ve Violence in the Guatemalan Civil War Ideas that Count. Tracking the Scholarly‐Poli cal Construc on of Europe in an Age of Crisis The di usion of U.S. na onal security Chair Armando Geller, Scensei Maciej M. Latek, George Mason University Seyed M. M. Rizi, George Mason University Cameron G. Thies, University of Iowa Rhys Machold, Balsillie School of Interna onal A airs Hilde van Meegdenburg, Berlin Graduate School for Transna onal Studies/ Freie Universitat Berlin Sponsor(s): Protec ng Civilians in Armed Con ict: A Computa onal Assessment of a Humanitarian Rapid Reac on Force When the Great Power gets a vote: the e ects of Great Power electoral interven ons Dov Levin, University of California at Los Angeles Too Legit to Quit? An Examina on of Legi macy, Corrup on, and the Challenges to Statebuilding. Michael D. Tyburski, University of Wisconsin Milwaukee Jennifer Clemens, University of Wisconsin Milwaukee FC43: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel The Arms Trade Treaty Process, Small Arms Norm Di usion, and Curbing the Global Illicit Small Arms Market FC46: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Roundtable Presiden al Theme Roundtable—The Di usion of Sovereignty in World Poli cs Sponsor(s): Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Disc. Interna onal Security Studies Edward John Laurance, Monterey Ins tute of Interna onal Study Denise Garcia, Northeastern University Edward John Laurance, Monterey Ins tute of Interna onal Study The EU Common Posi on on arms exports. E ect or neglect? Susanne Hansen, Norwegian University of Science and Technology Social Incen ves for Policy Commitment: Interna onal Reputa on and the Arms Trade Treaty Minimizing Small Arms Insecurity and Violence: Adop ng Global Arms Control and Human Rights Mechanisms for the 21st Century Paule e Weiss, City University of New York Graduate Center Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Susan Jellissen, Belmont University Susan Jellissen, Belmont University The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Peter Katzenstein, Cornell University Allen Carlson, Cornell University Chih‐yu Shih, Na onal Taiwan University Tianbiao Zhu, Peking University Xin Xu, Cornell University FC48: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Sites of (in)security Sponsor(s): Hackyoung Bae, Florida State University The Need for Matchmaking in the Study of World Poli cs: The War‐Proneness of Enduring Con icts, 1945‐2007 Hemda Ben-Yehuda, Bar-Ilan University Luba Levin-Banchik, Bar-Ilan University A Window into War: Deconstruc ng how windows lead to war John Henzel, Whitehead School of Diplomacy and Interna onal Rela ons Unfair Fights: Power Asymmetries and Preven ve War Panel Intelligence Studies Interna onal Security Studies Michael Andregg, University of St. Thomas Arthur Steven Hulnick, Boston University Loch K. Johnson, University of Georgia Trends in Chemical Weapons Development and Applica on Stefan Brem, Federal O ce for Civil Protec on A er Prolifera on: Deterrance Theory and Emerging Nuclear Powers Forecas ng Bioweapons Threats Kathleen M. Vogel, Cornell University Asias Nuclear Future Karen J. Winzoski, Na onal University of Singapore Francois Debrix, Virginia Tech Morten Skumsrud Andersen, Norwegian Ins tute of Interna onal A airs (NUPI) The materiality of non‐lethal weapons as weapons of interven on: the case of security sector reform (SSR) through the UN peacebuildling commission (PBC) Miguel de Larrinaga, University of O awa The Fluctua ng Camp: Theorizing the Common Concrete Placelessness of Contemporary Sites of Horror Anne e Idler, University of Oxford Ian Spears, University of Guelph Joshua Rovner, U.S. Naval War College Interna onal Poli cal Sociology How Borderlands Ma er for Heartlands: Ci zen Security Revisited Why Con ict Resolu on Fails FC45: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM What is the Future of Weapons of Mass Destruc on? Chair Disc. Panel Francois Debrix, Virginia Tech Robert Jay Schub, Harvard University Chair Disc. Disc. Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Roundtable Interna onal Security Studies Why do some enduring rivals go to war and others do not? Sponsor(s): Jens Bartelson, Lund University Terry Nardin, Na onal University of Singapore Anna Leander, Copenhagen Business School Chung‐in Moon, Yonsei University Chris an G. K. Reus‐Smit, University of Queensland Jonathan J. Havercro , University of Oklahoma FC47: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Siniciza on and the Rise of China Sponsor(s): Jennifer L. Erickson, Boston College FC44: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Steps on the Path to War Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) The Cons tu on of Meaning of Interna onal Sanc ons in Con ict Episodes: When One Man's Risk is Another Man's Danger Mark D. Jaeger, Swiss Federal Ins tute of Technology Zurich (ETH Zurich) Security, Sovereignty, Legality and the Forma on of Deten on Regimes Daniel O'Connor, University of Waterloo Kara Jeanne Brisson-Boivin, Carleton University Shannon T Speed, University of Waterloo Human rights as a surplus of life behind the fence Andreja Zevnik, University of Manchester FC49: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Authority and Autonomy of Interna onal Governmental Organiza ons’ in the Provision of Governance Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Organiza on Liesbet Hooghe, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Olivier Nay, University of Panthéon Sorbonne (Paris 1) Bureaucra c Autonomy of Interna onal Public Administra ons – Concepts, Measurement and Empirical Insights Michael W. Bauer, German University of Administra ve Sciences Speyer Jörn Ege, Humboldt University Berlin Interna onal Dispute Bodies with Teeth: An Explora on of the Sources of Authorita ve Dispute Se lement in Interna onal Organiza ons Jeanine Bezuijen , Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam Liesbet Hooghe, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Eugenia da Conceicao-Heldt, TU Dresden Policy transfer and bureaucra c in uence within the UN Panel Vicki Birch eld, Georgia Ins tute of Technology Jarrod Hayes, Georgia Ins tute of Technology The Power of Collateral: The ECB, Bank Funding Strategies and Sovereign Debt Markets Johannes Jäger, University of Applied Sciences BFI Vienna FC53: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Emerging Powers and the WTO Foreign Policy Analysis Daniel Braaten, University of Nebraska‐Lincoln Jonathan Acu , Francis Marion University Sponsor(s): Reconceptualising State Recogni on: The United Kingdom and the Recogni on of States Vicki Clayton, Reading University Braziliian Bid For Recogni on As A Permanent Member Of The Security Council During Lula Administra on: A Dialec c Appraisal cal Following the Leader: State Recogni on in the Interna onal System Holly C. Gerrity, University of California, Riverside Interna onal Recogni on as the Brazilian monothema c Foreign Policy a er the Independence (1822‐1828) Antonio Philipe de Moura Pereira, University California, San Diego Rooted cosmopolitans and sympathe c gatekeepers: Norway and the emerging interna onal recogni on of the human rights of indigenous peoples Hanne Hagtvedt Vik, University of Oslo FC51: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel A New Age For Agency? La n American Foreign Policies during the Cold War and Beyond Foreign Policy Analysis Christopher Darnton, Catholic University of America Christopher Darnton, Catholic University of America Does Democra za on Alter Foreign Policy Decision‐Making Processes? De Facto Veto Players in Argen na's Foreign Policymaking Mariano E. Bertucci, University of Southern California Domes c Poli cal Instability and Foreign Policy in Ecuador Sebas an E. Bitar, American University Interna onaliza on and the Evolu on of Colombian Foreign Policy Sandra Borda, Universidad de los Andes NAFTA and Mexico's Foreign Policy: Nego a ng Historic Changes at Home and Abroad Tom S. Long, American University Economics as norms contesta on: the construc on of crisis response in the transatlan c space The Poli cal Economy of European Crisis Management FC50: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Recogni on As Foreign Policy: Contras ng Approaches Chair Disc. Vicki Birch eld, Georgia Ins tute of Technology Daniel Drache, York University Daniela Gabor, University of West England Olivier Nay, University of Panthéon Sorbonne (Paris 1) Sponsor(s): Interna onal Poli cal Economy Benjamin Braun, University of Warwick Xavier Fernández I. Marín, ESADEgeo (Center for Global Economy and Geopoli cs) - ESADE Business School Jacint Jordana, Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Ins tut Barcelona d'Estudis Internacionals (IBEI) Marcos Vinicius Mesquita Antunes de Figueiredo, Pon Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro Panel Paradigms, con ngency planning, and crisis management: The role of the ECB in the crisis of 2007‐2012 Global and Regional Pa erns in the Di usion of Regulatory Agencies: the Role of Interna onal Organisa ons Chair Disc. Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Delega on of Power to Interna onal Organiza ons and Ins tu onal Empowerment over Time: A Research Design Sponsor(s): FC52: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM The IPE of the Eurozone Crisis 2: Managing the Crisis? Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Poli cal Economy Tina Zappile, The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey Anna Lanoszka, University of Windsor Does the WTO Help Member States Improve Governance? M. Rodwan Abouharb, University College London Susan Aaronson, George Washington University & Na onal War College An overview of the WTO from 1995 to 2010: Di usion of fair trade prac ces and the incorpora on of developing countries Carlos Henrique Canesin, Ins tute of Interna onal Rela ons - University of Brasilia / Coordina on of Technical Coopera o New Powers in Global Governance: Mul polarity, Mul lateral Disintegra on and the S llbirth of Neoliberalism at the WTO Kristen Hopewell, University of Bri sh Columbia, Okanagan The missing “I”: the role of iden ty in mul lateral trade nego a ons – the case of Brazil and India in the Doha Round Vinicius Guilherme Rodrigues Vieira, University of Oxford FC54: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Roundtable Presiden al Theme Roundtable—Liberalism: 21ST Century Di usion and Firewalls Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Katherine Barbieri, University of South Carolina Bruce J. Bueno de Mesquita, New York University/Stanford University Michael W. Doyle, Columbia University Sara McLaughlin Mitchell, University of Iowa FC55: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel Legacies of Gender, Race, and Militariza on for Contemporary Masculini es Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Feminist Theory and Gender Studies Global Development Jesse Crane‐Seeber, North Carolina State University Marsha Henry, London School of Economics Civilizing du es: Purity, pollu on, empire and the return of the uncanny Aaron Belkin, Palm Center From mar al race to private warriors: revealing con nui es of empire in representa ons of Gurkhas Amanda Marie Chisholm, Bristol University Human in/security in Okinawa: Violence against women a er WW II Hoshino Eiichi, University of the Ryukyus The monstrous masculine?: Understanding race and gender in representa ons of war rape Paul C. Kirby, University of Sussex So ening up militarized masculinity? Wounded Ci zen‐Soldiers and the Poli cs of Sympathy Melanie Richter-Montpe t, York University FC56: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Status Recogni on and the Social Needs Approach in IR Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Disc. Panel Reinhard H. Wolf, Goethe University Frankfurt Dinshaw Mistry, University of Cincinna Jacques E. C. Hymans, University of Southern California Emo on and Ontological Insecurity in the Historical Evolu on of U.S.‐Cuban Rela ons Thomas Lindemann, Lille II University of Health and Law Alex I. Aissaoui, University of Helsinki Between Power and Pres ge – Status Recogni on and the Deepening of Indian‐American Ties at the Turn of the Century Sven-Eric Fikenscher, Goethe University Frankfurt The Anglo‐Boer War and German policy – A case of (dis)respect? Lena Jaschob, Goethe University Frankfurt Erin Jenne, Central European University Erin Jenne, Central European University Kris n Bakke, University College London Searching for a nego ated se lement of the Cyprus con ict: New incen ves or perpetuated deadlock? Odysseas Chistou, University of Nicosia Oya Dursun-Ozkanca, Elizabethtown College Andre Lecours, University of O awa Governing Divided Socie es through Non‐Territorial Autonomy Laura Thaut, University of Minnesota Marginaliza on, ostracism, in mida on, coercion: Managing dissident republican spoilers in Northern Ireland Peter F. Trumbore, Oakland University Sponsor(s): Michelle Murray, Bard College FC57: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Roundtable China's Future and the World's Future: Di using Norms in the PostAmerican World Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Security Studies Neil Narang, University of California Santa Barbara Kimberly Marten, Barnard College Losing Control: Civilian Principals and Civil Mili as in Sierra Leone, 1991‐2002 Jonathan F. Forney, University of Virginia Interna onal Poli cal Sociology Reforming a rebel organiza on William A. Callahan, University of Manchester Young‐Chul Cho, O.P. Jindal Global University Yinan He, Seton Hall University Thomas Gold, University of California, Berkeley Frank N. Pieke, Leiden University Kazuhiro Obayashi, Hitotsubashi University Innova on and the Ques on of Foreign State Sponsorship: A Comparison of Hezbollah and the PLO Armin Staehli, University of St.Gallen Panel Environmental Studies Fariborz Zelli, Lund University Ma hew J. Ho mann, University of Toronto Untangling the Web of Global Forest Governance: A First Step for Analyzing Ins tu onal Complexity Fariborz Zelli, Lund University Harro van Asselt, Free University of Amsterdam Chair Disc. Ethnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on Studies Peace Studies FC60: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Rebel Organiza ons: Structure and Support Networks How Recogni on is Obtained: The Unchallenged Rise of U.S. Hegemony in the Western Hemisphere. Chair Disc. Sponsor(s): Panel Religion, Violence, and Power‐sharing: The Rela onship between Inter‐religious Violence and Informal Local Power‐sharing Ins tu ons in Nigeria Rising Powers: Non‐recogni on and interna onal violence Sponsor(s): FC59: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Governing Divided Socie es: Challenges and Prospects Sherrill Stroschein, University College London Calum McNeil, McMaster University FC58: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM The Ins tu onal Fragmenta on of Global Environmental Governance: Causes, Consequences and Responses Thijs Van de Graaf, Ghent University Majority Na onalism, Ethnicity, and State Restructuring in Nepal Emmy Eklundh, University of Manchester Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Owen Greene, University of Bradford Fragmenta on in Global Energy Governance: Explaining the Crea on of IRENA From Rebels to State Builders in de facto States Interna onal Poli cal Sociology Global indigna on? Using emo ons to understand transna onal protest movements Sponsor(s): The Implica ons of the Fragmenta on of Global Environmental Governance for Implementa on Processes: The Signi cance of Systems for Implementa on Review, and the Climate Change Regime Withdrawal of state support of rebel groups: Es ma ng the e ects of a quasi‐natural experiment Megan Ashley Stewart, Georgetown University Not All Fragmenta on is Equal: Insurgent Organiza onal Structure and Control of Collec ve Violence Alec Worsnop, Massachuse s Ins tute of Technology FC61: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Roundtable The Transatlan c Rela onship in an Age of Austerity and Geopoli cal Change Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Foreign Policy Analysis Christopher Layne, Texas A & M University Gabriela Marin Thornton, Texas A&M University Michael Cox, London School of Economics and Poli cal Science Rajan Menon, City College of New York/City University of New York FC62: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel Climate Change Security Nexus: Achievements and Shortcomings Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Environmental Studies Ursula Oswald Spring, Na onal University of Mexico Olaf Corry, Open University, UK Climate Change, Drought, and Con ict in Africa’s River Basins Colleen M. Devlin, The College of William & Mary Cullen Hendrix, The College of William & Mary Hans Guenter Brauch, AFES-PRESS Climate Security Vulnerability in Africa Mapping 3.0 Climate Change and Civil Unrest: The Impact of Rapid‐onset Disasters Modeling the Climate‐Security Nexus Jurgen Sche ran, University of Hamburg FC63: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Roundtable The Greek Crisis: Reasons and Implica ons for Greece and the European Union Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Andrew F. Cooper, University of Waterloo/CIGI Pierre Vercauteren, Catholic University of Louvain Brazil’s Management of the Global Governance Status Quo Sean Burges, The Australian Na onal University The Role of China and Russia in Global Energy Governance Gaye Christo ersen, Hopkins-Nanjing Center, SAIS, Johns Hopkins University Why Do Some Par cipate in Global Governance More than Others? Russia, the BRICS and the Domes c Poli cs of Global Governance: A Case Study on Corporate Social Responsibility Laura Henry, Bowdoin College Lisa McIntosh Sundstrom, University of Bri sh Columbia Tricia D. Olsen, University of Denver Aseema Sinha, Claremont McKenna College Peter F. Nardulli, University of Illinois Ethnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on Studies Ioannis N. Grigoriadis, Bilkent University Theocharis Grigoriadis, UC Berkeley Dimitris Tsarouhas, Bilkent University Constan ne Boussalis, Harvard Law School Elena Lazarou, Getulio Vargas Founda on FC64: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM The Di usion of People: Governing Migrants FC65: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM The Di usion of Global Governance? Emerging Powers in Compara ve Perspec ve How do India and Brazil Deal with Trade‐o s created by Global Governance, and Na onal Autonomy Impera ves?: The Role of Linkage and Di usion Joshua W. Busby, University of Texas Aus n Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Zo a Maka, University of Delaware Erik David French, The Maxwell School of Syracuse University Hongying Wang, University of Waterloo Contextualizing and assessing the climate change and security discourses and policy debate (2000‐2012): stages, schools and qualita ve approaches Sponsor(s): Are immigrants welcomed in homogenous socie es? Public opinion on immigra on in Central Europe. FC66: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel From Fic on to Theory: The Ac ve Learning Impact of Popular Media Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Ac ve Learning in Interna onal A airs Ivan Dinev Ivanov, University of Cincinna Gulriz Gigi Gokcek, Dominican University of California May the odds be ever in your favor! Teaching IR with The Hunger Games Rhonda Callaway, Sam Houston State University Julie Harrelson-Stephens, Stephen F. Aus n State University Panel The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) M. Patrick Co rell, Lin eld College Guido Schwellnus, University of Vienna 10,000 Nights: Governing Refugees and Migra on in Thailand M. Patrick Co rell, Lin eld College Snakes, Coyotes, and the Hole in the Fence: The Adverse Impact of Immigra on Policies on Human Tra cking Jamie Renee Crain, San Francisco State University Can Regional Migra on Policy Contribute to Achieving a Global Policy of Free Movement of Persons? Elisa fornale Fornale, World Trade Ins tute The Turbulent World of Immigra on: La n‐Americans in the United States Daphnee Goncalves Prates Flores Iglesias, Her e School of Governance Geisa Cunha Franco, Pon cia Universidade Católica de Goiás PUC-GO- Brazil The Nuclear Taboo, Ba lestar Galac ca, and the Real World: Lessons from a Science‐Fic onal Quasi‐Factual Marco Fey, Peace Research Ins tute Frankfurt Carsten Rauch, Peace Research Ins tute Frankfurt Art as Development: An Analysis of the Film Wasteland J. Benjamin Horner, Univ. of Southern Mississippi Entertainment as tool for teaching Poli cal Science: The Hunger Games “Theory” Mário Afonso Lima, Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro (UERJ) Beatriz Thomaz Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro State University Crea vely Addressing Substance, Agency, and Ethics in the Classroom: Using The West Wing to Analyze American Foreign Policy Kayce Mobley, University of Georgia Sarah Fisher, University of Georgia The Social Construc on of Kal‐El: IR Theory, Iden ty, Cold‐War Narra ves and the Re‐Imagining of Superman in 'Red Son' Samuel D. Robertshaw, University of Glasgow FC67: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Fresh Insights on Interna onal Human Rights Law Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Law Laura Ann Hebert, Occidental College Kimi L. King, University of North Texas Rights as Weapons in Poli cal Con ict Cli ord Bob, Duquesne University From Ideas to Ac on: Understanding Advancements in Women’s Rights Feryal M. Cherif, Loyola Marymount University Human Rights, Law, and Resistance: An Empirical Puzzle Geo rey Dancy, University of Minnesota Who Is A Child? The "Straight 18" Debate on Child Soldiers and Interna onal Law Jennifer Davis, Na onal Intelligence University Poli cs of Compliance with Interna onal Human Rights Law: Rebel Groups and the Use of Child Soldiers Hyeran Jo, Texas A&M University Understanding Varia on in Insurgent Groups' Public A tudes toward Interna onal Humanitarian and Human Rights Norms: The Cases of the FARC and the ELN in Colombia Giovanni Man lla, University of Minnesota FC68: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel Limits of Control? State Policies, Migrant Prac ces, and Border Management in Europe Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. FC69: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Cons tu onal Design and Con ict Management in Africa Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Controlling migra on by controlling social rights? undocumented migrants in France and Germany Insa Breyer, Centre Marc Bloch The Poli cs of Immigra on Control in Europe: Rhetoric, Prac ce and the Mechanisms of Di usion Elif Ce n, University of Cambridge The e ects of visa and asylum policies on interna onal mobility ows Mathias Czaika, University of Oxford Mogens Hobolth, London School of Economics and Poli cal Science Disenchan ng the sovereign illusion of controlling ‘the legi mate means of movement’: the appropria on of mobility in the context of biometric rebordering Stephan Scheel, Open University Border crossing and ‘transna onal civil dis/obedience’ in the Danish family uni ca on dispute Rikke Wagner, London School of Economics and Poli cal Science Why do some norms di use and others not? The case of asylum policies in the European Union Natascha Verena Chris ne Zaun, University of Bremen/Jacobs University Ethnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on Studies Alan J. Kuperman, University of Texas Terrence P. Lyons, George Mason University The Dog that Doesn't Bite, but Some mes Barks: Ghana's (Rela vely) Successful Management of Con ict through Cons tu onal Design Jus n Orlando Frosini, Bocconi University Can Domes c Poli cal Ins tu ons Help Avert Violent Internal Con ict, and How Would We Know? Alan J. Kuperman, University of Texas Nigeria: Devolu on for Con ict Management in the Niger Delta Eghosa Osaghae, Igbinedion University African Ins tu ons of Integra on and Accommoda on: A New Database of the Con nent Eliezer Poupko, University of Texas at Aus n How Robert Mugabe Made a Non‐Racial Na on: Zimbabwe and the Unintended Consequences of Authoritarian Ins tu ons Andrew Reynolds, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Senegal: Cons tu onal Design, Shocks, and Con ict Management I. William Zartman, Johns Hopkins University FC70: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Agents of Environmental Policy Di usion Sponsor(s): Ethnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on Studies Mogens Hobolth, London School of Economics and Poli cal Science Rikke Wagner, London School of Economics and Poli cal Science Panel Chair Disc. Panel The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Helge Joergens, Freie Universität Berlin Thomas G. Sommerer, Stockholm University Pla orms of Di usion ‐ Where Regional Organiza ons Get Their Environmental Ideas From Astrid Carrapatoso, Albert-Ludwigs-Universitaet Freiburg, Department of Poli cal Science The Con ngent E ect of Social In uence in Networks of Environmental Agreements Joseph Galaskiewicz, University of Arizona Yoshiki Yamagata, Na onal Ins tute for Environmental Studies, Center for Global Environmental Research, JAPAN Jue Yang, Na onal Ins tute for Environmental Studies Interna onal Organiza ons as Agents of Environmental Policy Di usion Helge Joergens, Freie Universität Berlin Per-Olof Busch, University of Potsdam Subna onal governments as agents of norm di usion: São Paulo’s transna onal environmental agenda Joana Setzer, London School of Economics and Poli cal Science FC71: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel Not So Entertaining: The Impact of Film and Popular Culture on Interna onal Poli cs Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Interna onal Communica on Mehpare Selcan Kaynak, Bogazici University Crister S. Garre , University of Leipzig Do poli cal documentaries impact interna onal rela ons? Babak Bahador, University of Canterbury Turkish Television Shows in the MIddle East: A Cri cal Assessment of Turkishness as Constructed in Popular Culture Mehpare Selcan Kaynak, Bogazici University Framing the war on terror: American TV dramas 2001‐2004 Chen Pikholz-Ran, Bar-Ilan University Yaeli Bloch-Elkon, Bar-Ilan University, Columbia University Disneyworld Meets Desert Storm: Narra ves of Ci zenship and World Order at the USS Midway Museum Audrey Reeves, University of Bristol Narin F. Idriz, Leiden University European Public Sphere and Football: The true European Culture? Ozgehan Senyuva, Middle East Technical University Comic Kinship: Genealogical Narra ves and Interna onal Rela ons Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Vincent W. Wang, University of Richmond Raju Parakkal, Philadelphia University Varie es of Capitalism on the Periphery: Voice and Money in Brazil and India Leslie Ellio Armijo, Portland State University The Poli cal Economy of India's Pursuit of Free Trade Agreements Kishore C. Dash, Thunderbird School of Global Management Preference Forma on under Uncertainty: Insights from the Poli cal Economy of Foreign Direct Investment Policy in India Jason Jackson, Massachuse s Ins tute of Technology Sub‐na onal di usion of the neo‐liberal economy: two case studies from India Chair Disc. Panel Environmental Studies Kris n Rosendal, Fridtjof Nansen Ins tute Shannon Orr, Bowling Green State University Brazil Land Use Governance, Diplomacy, and the Poli cs of Progress Avery Cohn, UC Berkeley Pathways of In uence and Domes c Policy Change: Evidence from the REDD+ Readiness Phase in Tanzania and Panama Sébas en Jodoin, Yale University Global governance and local reali es – Legi macy and accountability of REDD+ from perspec ve of local stakeholders Torsten Krause, Lund University Tobias Dan Nielsen, Lund University Managing Interplay in Climate Change and Biodiversity Kanako Morita, Keio University Is REDD changing the prac cal, legal and ins tu onal framework for PES in Costa Rica? Tami Okamoto, University of Oslo Kris n Rosendal, Fridtjof Nansen Ins tute Peter Johan Schei, the Fridtjof Nansen Ins tute Mariel Aguilar Støen, University of Oslo FC74: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel The European Union and Migra on Regimes: Construc ng a Fortress Europe? Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Disc. Turkish Interna onal Studies Associa on Bahar Rumelili, Koc University Ahmet Icduygu, Koc University Bahar Rumelili, Koc University ‘Overstayers at the Gates’? European Schengen Countries and the Securi za on of the Turkish Visa Ques on Alper Baysan, Sabanci University Tes ng EU’s Border Management and Illegal Migra on Policies Cigdem Hajipouran Benam, Boston University Chair Honoree Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Foreign Policy Analysis Cameron G. Thies, University of Iowa Janice Gross Stein, University of Toronto James W. Davis, University of St. Gallen Jack S. Levy, Rutgers University Andrea Paras, University of Guelph Michael Barne , George Washington University Fen Osler Hampson, The Centre for Interna onal Governance Innova on FD02: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM 2013 ISSS Dis nguished Scholar: Sco D. Sagan Sponsor(s): Radhika Kumar, Delhi University Sponsor(s): FD01: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Roundtable Foreign Policy Analysis Dis nguished Scholar Roundtable for Professor Janice Gross Stein Sponsor(s): Interna onal Poli cal Economy FC73: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM REDD+: Promise and Poten al Problems (Un)intended Consequences of EU‐iza on of Immigra on and Ci zenship: Bulgaria, Turkey, and Ethnic Turks of Bulgaria in Historical Perspec ve Zeynep Kasli, University of Washington Marie Thorsten, Doshisha University FC72: Friday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM India's Poli cal Economy Free Movement of Persons between Turkey and the EU: Moving Forward by Standing‐S ll? Chair Honoree Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Roundtable Interna onal Security Studies Gale A. Ma ox, United States Naval Academy Sco D. Sagan, Stanford University Peter D. Feaver, Duke University Vipin Narang, University of Wisconsin‐Madison George Perkovich, Carnegie Endowment for Interna onal Peace Charles Perrow, Yale University Nina Tannenwald, U.S. State Department Todd S. Sechser, University of Virginia FD03: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Roundtable Forty Years of the Third Wave of Democra za on - State of the Art and Prospects of Compara ve Research Democra za on Studies Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Je rey P. Haynes, London Metropolitan University Sta an I. Lindberg, Univ. of Gothenburg & Univ. of Florida Ma hijs Bogaards, Jacobs University Bremen James W. McGuire, Wesleyan University Aurel Croissant, Heidelberg University Lise Rakner, University of Bergen Thomas C. Bruneau, Naval Postgraduate School FD04: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Innova ve Panel Extreme Pedagogy: Approaches to Experien al Learning Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. ISA Innova ve Panel Patricia A. Maulden, George Mason University Agnieszka Paczynska, George Mason University Cheryl L. Duckworth, Nova Southeastern University Mara Schoeny, George Mason University Arthur Romano, Con ict Analysis and Resolu on‐GMU FD05: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM IPE Dis nguished Senior Scholar Sponsor(s): Chair Honoree Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Roundtable Interna onal Poli cal Economy Robert A. Denemark, University of Delaware Craig N. Murphy, University of Massachuse s V. Spike Peterson, University of Arizona Peter M. Haas, University of Massachuse s Amherst Rorden Wilkinson, University of Manchester Scarle Cornelissen, University of Stellenbosch Randall D. Germain, Carleton University Eric Helleiner, University of Waterloo FD06: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Roundtable Have the Fears of Popula on Decline been Realized? A Celebra on of the Work of Michael Teitelbaum Sponsor(s): Chair Honoree Part. Part. Part. Poli cal Demography and Geography Jennifer Sciubba, Rhodes College Michael Teitelbaum, Wertheim Fellow, Harvard Law School and Senior Advisor, Alfred P. Sloan Founda on Jack A. Goldstone, George Mason University Jacek Kugler, Claremont Graduate University Ronald Lee, University of California, Berkeley FD07: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Roundtable The Di usion of IR as Discipline: The Handbook of Interna onal Rela ons Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Beth Ann Simmons, Harvard University Stefano Guzzini, Danish Ins tute for Interna onal Studies & Uppsala University Robert O. Keohane, Princeton University Thomas Risse, Freie Universitat Berlin Martha Finnemore, George Washington University Chris an G. K. Reus‐Smit, University of Queensland Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. FD10: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Transi onal Jus ce: Lessons Learned? Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Human Rights Anja Mihr, University of Utrecht Beth K. Dougherty, Beloit College The Arc of Transi onal Jus ce: Violent Con ict, Its Vic ms and Pursuing Redress in West Africa David Backer, College of William & Mary Anu Kulkarni, Stanford University Forgo en Truth Commissions: Lessons from Uganda, Bolivia and the USSR Yana Gorokhovskaia, University of Bri sh Columbia Carla Winston, University of Bri sh Columbia Madly O in All Direc ons: NGOs on Tradi onal Prac ces of Jus ce and Acknowledgement in Uganda Joanna R. Quinn, The University of Western Ontario Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Panel Anca M. Pusca, Goldsmiths, University of London Samuel Evans, University of California, Berkeley Construc ng World Heritage: The Landscape of a Cultural Order Jon Lindsay, University of California Leah Cathryn Wells Windsor, The University of Memphis Sponsor(s): Interna onal Organiza on Instruments of Control: The Technological and Ins tu onal Regula on of Poli cal Behavior Chad Rector, Marymount University Natural Disasters and Interna onal Coopera on FD11: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Roundtable Di usion of Regional Norms on Climate Change Governance in Asia: Barriers and Prospects Idean Salehyan, University of North Texas Erika Forsberg, Uppsala University Erin Jenne, Central European University Bridget L. Coggins, Dartmouth College Daniel Chirot, University of Washington Patrick James, University of Southern California Hudson Meadwell, McGill University Viviane Di rich, London School of Economics and Poli cal Science Degrees of Symmetry in Nuclear Nonprolifera on Frameworks: Balance, Credibility, and Restraint in Ins tu onal Design. Simon A. Robins, University of York The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) FD09: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Planning & Technology Issues in Interna onal Ins tu ons Courney M. Page, Whitehead School of Diplomacy and Interna onal Rela ons, Seton Hall University From vic ms to actors: Mobilising vic ms to drive Nepal's Transi onal Jus ce process FD08: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Roundtable Presiden al Theme Roundtable—The Di usion of Ethnic Con ict Sponsor(s): Why States Prepare for Natural Disasters: Implementa on of the Hyogo Framework for Ac on 2005‐2015 The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) David B. Dewi , The Centre for Interna onal Governance Innova on Suzanne Kelly‐Lyall, George Washington University James T. H. Tang, Singapore Management University Linda J. Yarr, George Washington University Mely C. Anthony, Nanyang Technological University Marcus D. King, The George Washington University, Ellio School Joanna Spear, George Washington University FD12: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel Di erence/Di usion, Deference/De ance: Unpacking ChinaSoutheast Asia Rela ons Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Interna onal Security Studies Donald K. Emmerson, Stanford University Donald K. Emmerson, Stanford University Deference/De ance: How Does the Philippines Cope with China? Aileen Baviera, University of the Philippines Parsing the Dragon: Disaggrega ng China's Outlook on Southeast Asia Li Mingjiang, Rajaratnam School of Interna onal Studies, Singapore Deference/De ance: Southeast Asia, China, and the South China Sea Carlyle Alan Thayer, University of New South Wales FD13: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM The Interna onal Rela ons of Bill Gates Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Roundtable Global Development Sophie Harman, Queen Mary University of London Sophie Harman, Queen Mary University of London Linsey J. McGoey, Essex University Olivier Zunz, University of Virginia Simon H. Rushton, University of She eld Inderjeet S. Parmar, City University London FD14: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM To Balance or Not to Balance? That is the Ques on Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Disc. Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Christopher L. Pallas, Kennesaw State University Anders Uhlin, Lund University Always Vote for Principle, Though You May Vote Alone: American Poli cal Support for Mul lateral Development Bank Loans, 2004‐2011 Jonathan R. Strand, University of Nevada, Las Vegas Tina Zappile, The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey Timothy Crawford, Boston College Balancing Between “Friends”: Nega ve Balancing Strategies between China and Russia a er the Cold War FD18: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Roundtable The Responsibility to Protect: The Ethics of Humanitarian Interven on Post-Libya Kai He, Utah State University Can Balancing Work? Sponsor(s): B. Gregory Mar eet, Carleton College Stephen G. Walker, Arizona State University Post‐Cold War Challenges to Balance of Power Theory Benjamin Miller, University of Haifa Undermining the Hegemon? Public‐Goods Subs tu on and "So " Balancing Daniel Nexon, Georgetown University FD15: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Roundtable Presiden al Theme Roundtable—Is Na onalism Contagious? Chair Disc. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Chair Part. Part. Part. Panel Interna onal Security Studies Janina Dill, University of Oxford Roxanna Sjostedt, Uppsala University Inadvertent Norm Entrepreneurs: Yoshida Shigeru and the Japanese An ‐Military Norm Benjamin Gosnell Bartle , UC Berkeley "We decide who comes here" ‐ Australia as a norm entrepreneur in the securi sa on of irregular migra on in Southeast Asia Andrew Carr, Strategic and Defence Studies Centre, Australian Na onal University The Norm Against Aggression and the Decline of Interstate War Daniel R. Lake, State University of New York at Pla sburgh The Democracy Consensus Norm and Forceful Regime Change in United States Foreign Policy Interna onal Ethics Philip Cunli e, University of Kent George Lucas, Naval Postgraduate School James Pa son, University of Manchester Chris Brown, London School of Economics and Poli cal Science Eric A. Heinze, University of Oklahoma Aidan Hehir, University of Westminster FD19: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Roundtable Global Challenges, Interna onal Organiza ons, and Legal/Ethical Norms Sponsor(s): Jessica C. Weiss, Yale University Philip G. Roeder, University of California, San Diego Mark Beissinger, Princeton University Stephen M. Saideman, McGill University Jessica C. Weiss, Yale University Charles William Walldorf, Jr., Wake Forest University Finding the Execu ve Head. Leadership Selec on for the Bre on Woods Ins tu ons and the Challenge by Emerging Powers Civil Society In uence on Interna onal Organiza ons: Making Sense of the State Channel Robert Art, Brandeis University Robert Art, Brandeis University T. V. Paul, McGill University Why Italy Fought and Turkey Did Not: Wedge Strategies and Balancing in World War II. Sponsor(s): Mark Buntaine, College of William & Mary Tobias Hofmann, University of Utah Cord Heinrich Jakobeit, University of Hamburg Interna onal Security Studies FD16: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Interna onal Norms: Source, Di usion, and Impact Interna onal Organiza on Mark Buntaine, College of William & Mary Steve Chan, University of Colorado Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Panel When and why do ins tu onal developments supported by aid projects persist? When Balancing Stops Sponsor(s): FD17: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Accountability and E ec veness of Interna onal Financial Ins tu ons Compara ve Interdisciplinary Studies Sai Felicia Krishna‐Hensel, Auburn Montgomery George J. Andreopoulos, City University of New York Dorota J. Gierycz, City University of New York Luk Van Langenhove, United Na ons University FD20: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Roundtable Morgenthau, Realism, and the Concept of the Poli cal Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. European Consor um for Poli cal Research Knud Erik Jorgensen, Aarhus University Alexander Reichwein, Goethe‐University Frankfurt Cornelia B. Navari, University of Buckingham Hartmut Ernst Behr, Newcastle University Jozef Batora, Comenius University FD21: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel Emerging Scholars in the Emerging Field of Public Diplomacy Sponsor(s): Chair Chair Disc. Disc. Diploma c Studies Interna onal Communica on R. S. Zaharna, American University Craig Hayden, American University Kathy R. Fitzpatrick, Quinnipiac University William La Youmans, George Washington University Social Media in Public Diplomacy: Building Bridges with 140 Characters and a 'Like'. “Guerrilla Polling” in Syria: Opinion Polls or Public Diplomacy Tool? Michael King Jablonski, Georgia State University Digital Image Poli cs: Anonymous, Counterpower and the Rhetoric of Cyberterrorism Culture in Public Diplomacy: A Compara ve Perspec ve of Russia and China Yelena Osipova, American University Exploring Dimensions of Power in Networks: New Public Diplomacy Ini a ves of the U.S., U.K. and Turkey in Egypt FD22: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel Contemporary Poli cal Theologies: Power, Decision, and the Di usion of Norms Interna onal Ethics Theory Ayca Uygur, University of Copenhagen FD24: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel Poli cal Economy: Mul na onal Corpora ons, Foreign Investment and FTAs Human Rights Robert G. Blanton, University of Memphis D. Conor Seyle, One Earth Future Founda on Horace Bar low, University of Kentucky Free Trade Agreements and Labor Rights: looking at the U.S. ‐ Colombia case Paola Fajardo-Heyward, Canisius College Human rights regimes and FDI in developing countries Ana Carolina Garriga, Center for Research and Teaching in Economics (CIDE) Jeremy M. Moses, University of Canterbury Thomas Moore, University of Westminster From norm entrepreneurialism to truth revolu onism: Pauline poli cal theology and the break with natural law Gideon B. Baker, Gri th University Footprints of Des ny: A Theore cal Approach to Understanding the Impact of Norm Di usion Alexandra M. Livingston, University of Aberdeen Secular prophets and sovereign responsibili es Boomerangs and Buckshots: (Re)modeling Human Rights Campaigns in an Era of Economic and Social Rights Michelle D. Jurkovich, George Washington University Business par cipa on in the Responsibility to Protect D. Conor Seyle, One Earth Future Founda on FD25: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Building Ac ve Learning into Intelligence Studies Jeremy M. Moses, University of Canterbury In‐between Manichean Gnos cism and Pelagianism: human nature and moral responsibility in the realism of H. Morgenthau and R. Niebuhr Vassilios Paipais, London School of Economics and Poli cal Science Is it just war? Authority, ra onality and violence through the eyes of the Pakistani Taliban Mona K. Sheikh, Danish Ins tute for Interna onal Studies Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Ac ve Learning in Interna onal A airs Intelligence Studies Stephen Marrin, Brunel University Stephen Marrin, Brunel University Simula ons in intelligence: experience‐based learning and tes ng in intelligence analysis and produc on Ruben Arcos, King Juan Carlos University, Madrid (Spain) Indicators: a rigorous and adap ve tool for addressing di usion Panel The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Birol A. Yesilada, Portland State University Thomas Diez, University of Tuebingen Poli cal Economy of Public Policy Reform in Pre‐Accession States: The Case of Monetary Policy and Governance in Turkey H. Tolga Bolukbasi, Bilkent University Digdem Soyal n, Freie Universität Berlin Gozde Yilmaz, Ph.D. Free University Berlin/ Researcher, Center for European Studies, METU Is the World Really on Fire? Global Economic Integra on, Ethnic Heterogeneity and Government’s Respect for Human Rights Deborah L. Trent Chair Disc. Zooming into the “Domes c” in Europeaniza on: Promo on of Minority Rights and Fight against Corrup on in Turkey Chair Disc. Interpre ng the Meaning of Public Diplomacy across Key Stakeholder Groups Sponsor(s): Europeaniza on Starts, Domes c Actors Con nue? The Case of Turkey's Immigra on and Asylum Policies Sponsor(s): Efe Sevin, American University FD23: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Europeaniza on and Reform in Turkey: A Success Story of Interna onal Norm Di usion? Selcen Öner, Assist. Prof. Dr. at the Department of EU Rela ons at Bahçesehir University (Istanbul) Europeaniza on of Security Sector Reform in Turkey: The Impact of Informal Ins tu ons Jason L. Jarvis, Georgia State University Chair Disc. Paul Kubicek, Oakland University Domes c Factors in Transforma ve Power of EU on Turkey: The Role of Turkish Civil Society Saime Ozcurumez, Bilkent University Anthony S. Deos, University of Otago Sponsor(s): Is the End of Condi onality the End of Europeaniza on and Reform in Turkey? Mary C. Boardman, Globlay ca, LLC Randy Pherson, Pherson Associates Professionalizing Intelligence Studies: Begin with the Educators Commander Toni N. Gay, U.S. Coast Guard Academy Intelligence The Future of Intelligence Educa on: “PIE” in the Sky? Anne Daugherty Miles, Na onal Intelligence University Ivory Tower or Mean Streets? The Role of Professional Experience in Faculty Quali ca ons for Intelligence Studies Courses and Programs. Jonathan C. Smith, Coastal Carolina University FD26: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM The Media, Humanitarian Aid and Risk Management Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Shane Brighton, University of Sussex Interna onal Communica on Human Rights Douglas A. Van Belle, Victoria University of Wellington Sarah S. Stroup, Middlebury College Online Advocacy: A Web Analysis of Human Rights NGOs Di used Frames of Su ering: The News Media and the Poli cized Subjects of Disaster Humanitarianism Annica Moore, University of Lapland Aric Trevor Thrall, George Mason University Dominik Andrzej Stecula, McGill University Diana Sweet, George Mason University Douglas A. Van Belle, Victoria University of Wellington Thomas Jamieson, Victoria University of Wellington FD27: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel Migra on, Development and the Global Complexi es of Di usion The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) William T. Eliason, Na onal Defense University Oldrich Bures, Metropolitan University Prague M. Dee Beutel, University of Miami Andreas Krieg, King's College London Private Security Companies and Humanitarian Actors in Timor‐ Leste: A Cri cal Overview from 2002 to 2011 Ricardo Oliveira Santos, Pon Janeiro cal Catholic University of Rio de FD30: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Policy Di usion and Professional Compe Sponsor(s): Disc. Panel on in World Poli cs Interna onal Poli cal Economy Cornelia Woll, Sciences Po Paris Je rey Chwieroth, London School of Economics and Poli cal Science Abraham Newman, Georgetown University Professions and Norma ve Change in Transna onal Governance: the Case of UN Peacekeeping Migra on, Development and Double Dispossession: Canada‐ Philippine Comparisons John E. Karlsrud, Norwegian Ins tute of Interna onal A airs (NUPI) Pauline Gardiner Barber, Dalhousie University Gender Ma ers and the Global Discourse on Managed Migra on Chris na Gabriel, Carleton University Di usion in Ac on: Migra on, Development and Neoliberalism in Trinidad Belinda Leach, University of Guelph Interna onal Trade and the Rise of Progressive Food Movement Moonhawk Kim, University of Colorado at Boulder Who Owns the Internet? The role of professions in the construc on of “network neutrality” James Perry, Copenhagen Business School Transna onalizing professional power? Uncertainty and contested knowledge in cross‐border ins tu on building Migrants as the “Experts” or “Agents” of Development A Postcolonial Feminist Cri que Sigrid Quack, Max-Planck-Ins tute for the Study of Socie es Marianne H. Marchand, University of the Americas, Puebla Human Capital Controls: Professional Contests to Poach Skilled Migrants in Crisis The Third Migra on: Recon gura on of Communica on Processes in Social Networks between Migrants and their Communi es of Origin Leonard Seabrooke, Copenhagen Business School Global Governance as professional compe Edmundo Meza, University of the Americas, Puebla on Ole Jacob Sending, Norwegian Ins tute of Interna onal A airs Refugees in Europe: Policy Harmoniza on and the Poli cs of Exclusion FD31: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Peace and Con ict Resolu on: Building a New Agenda Charles Wa ers, Rutgers University Panel Theory Tarak Karim Barkawi, New School for Social Research James Der Derian, CISS, University of Sydney Henrik O. Breitenbauch, University of Copenhagen Interna onal Security Studies US Private Police: The E ec veness of PSCs on Policing Missions Chair Disc. Pauline Gardiner Barber, Dalhousie University Mar n Geiger, Carleton University Michael Collyer, Sussex University Mar n Geiger, Carleton University The Governmentality of War: Strategy as Ins tu on Panel Priva zing casual es ‐ Can the Private Contractor ll the human capability gap created by Western states’ casualty aversion? Construc ng Risks and Hazards Through the Coverage of Foreign Disasters: Implica ons for Foreign Aid and other Disaster Risk Reduc on Policies. Chair Disc. Jon Rahbek-Clemmensen, London School of Economics Chair Disc. Headlines and Hashtags: Comparing the Quality of NGO News Coverage and Social Media Communica ons Sponsor(s): The Poli cal Sociology of Strategy – a Func onalist Approach Sponsor(s): Jacinta G. O'Hagan, The Australian Na onal University Sarah E. Logan, Australian Na onal University FD28: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Strategy through social theory? Philippe Dufort, University of Cambridge The ‘War Moment’ of Michel Foucault FD29: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM The Consequences and E ec veness of Priva zing Security On the ground, in the cloud: digital volunteerism and humanitarian response Chair Chair Disc. Disc. The Power of Re exivity: Thinking the ‘Art of the Possible’ in Strategic Studies Jean-Vincent Holeindre, Université Panthéon-Assas (Paris II) Lindsey Kingston, Webster University Sponsor(s): Subaltern Clausewitz: war, compari ve modernity and the fates of Military Europe Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Peace Studies Landon Edward Hancock, Kent State University Landon Edward Hancock, Kent State University Development Sensi vity in Con ict Resolu on: In Search of a Framework of Analysis and Social Ac on Tatsushi Arai, SIT Graduate Ins tute Is There a Role for Peace Journalism in Con ict Resolu on? Rukhsana Aslam, AUT University Heather Devere, University of Otago Courtney Wilson, University of Otago Peace and Con ict Resolu on Studies:Current and Future Issues Louis Kriesberg, Syracuse University SSAGE System: Mapping Con ict Escala on Cathryn Thurston, Na onal Intelligence University FD32: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Roundtable Rising Powers in the Global Economy: Di usion or Disintegra on in Global Economic Governance? Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) SooYeon Kim, Na onal University of Singapore SooYeon Kim, Na onal University of Singapore David A. Lake, University of California San Diego Michael J. Tierney, College of William and Mary Edward Mans eld, University of Pennsylvania Rahul Mukherji, Na onal University of Singapore Nita Rudra, University of Pi sburgh FD33: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel Advances in Qua ta ve Analysis of Global Environmental Issues Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Environmental Studies Scien c Study of Interna onal Processes Avery Cohn, UC Berkeley Mark Axelrod, Michigan State University The Logic of Green Greed: Authoritarian Strategies of Environmental Treaty Ra ca on Benjamin E. Bagozzi, Penn State University Civil Society Inclusion in Global Governance: Insights from Climate Poli cs Tobias F. Boehmelt, Swiss Federal Ins tute of Technology (ETH Zurich) Upscaling Elinor Ostrom’s Design Principles Illustrated By Long‐ Enduring Common‐Pool Resource Ins tu ons: Quan ta ve Analysis Using Interna onal Regimes Database Thibaud Henin, University of Oregon Assessing the Vulnerability of Ecosystem Services in the Southern Highlands of Ethiopia: Integra ng Tradi onal Ecological Knowledge with Geospa al Mapping and Modeling Ma Luizza, Colorado State University From ‘green shoots’ to the ‘green economy’? Tracing the network di usion of global environmental policy responses to the economic crisis David Norris, Carleton University Energy‐Intensity, Industrializa on, and Poli cal Regime: An Empirical Analysis of Environmental Policy Results and Determinants Miyeon Oh, Johns Hopkins/SAIS FD34: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel The Poli cal Economy of Governance Di usion and Resistance Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Kai R. Hebel, University of Oxford Philip George Cerny, York, UK Non‐Tradi onal Security and the Poli cal Economy of Regulatory Di usion: Comparing An ‐Money Laundering and Forest Governance in the Asia‐Paci c Shahar Hameiri, Murdoch University Lee C. Jones, Queen Mary, University of London Carbon Commodi es and their Discontents: Resistance and Disorder in Asia‐Paci c REDD Governance Rebecca Pearse, University of New South Wales Di usion of Environmental Governance vs. Corporate Power in the Context of Global Environmental Crises David E. Toohey, Aichi University Varie es in Se ng and Enforcing Global Standards: A Comparison of Governance Di usion Through the Networks of the IASB, the FATF and the FSC Brigi e Unger, Utrecht University Frans Van Waarden, Utrecht University Di usion of Interna onal Development Policy: the Case of OECD Development Assistance Commi ee Masumi Owa, University of Warwick FD35: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Roundtable Varia ons of Regionalism: Etel Solingen's Contribu on to Compara ve Regionalism Sponsor(s): Chair Honoree Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Nele Noesselt, GIGA German Ins tute of Global and Area Studies Etel Solingen, University of California at Irvine John Ravenhill, Australian Na onal University Anja Elisabeth Jetschke, University of Gö ngen Kathleen Hancock, Colorado School of Mines Leslie Ellio Armijo, Portland State University William Clark Po er, Monterey Ins tute of Interna onal Studies FD36: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Roundtable Presiden al Theme Roundtable—Regional Di usion: Sources, Mechanisms, and Outcomes of the Arab Revolu ons Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Judy Barsalou, AUC Marc Lynch, George Washington University Bassam Haddad, George Mason University F. Gregory Gause, University of Vermont Peter Mandaville, George Mason University Amaney Jamal, Princeton University FD37: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Military Technology and the Revolu on in Military A airs Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Security Studies Damon Cole a, US Air Force Academy Jasen J. Cas llo, Bush School of Government and Public Service, Texas A&M Modeling Technical Innova on as an Ecological Process: Lessons from Models of Island Biology Aaron B. Frank, George Mason Univeristy The Impact of Emerging Military Technology on the Human Element of Con ict Jonathan Y. Huang, Georgia Ins tute of Technology Jarrod Ri ind, Georgia Ins tute of Technology Japan and the Revolu on in Military A airs Tom P. Le, University of California Irvine Indian Military Moderniza on: Progress at Last or Con nued Stagna on? Jake Wilson, University of Cincinna Construc ng Power: A Behavioral Model of Military Technology Innova on Zachary J. Zwald, U.S. Air War College FD38: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel Dealing with Decline: Explaining and Evalua ng Great Power Retrenchment Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Interna onal Security Studies Joseph M. Parent, University of Miami James Morrow, University of Michigan Rela ve Decline and Regional Pa erns of Military Retrenchment Kyle E. Haynes, Webster University How Leaders Measure Power Steven E. Lobell, University of Utah Decline by the Numbers: An Empirical Assessment of Retrenchment Paul K. MacDonald, Wellesley College Joseph M. Parent, University of Miami American Ideology and Self‐Percep on in an Era of Declining Power Adam J. Quinn, University of Birmingham Retrenchment as a Screening Mechanism: Elici ng Credible Signals of a Rising State's Future Inten ons Brandon K. Yoder, University of Virginia FD39: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel Towards a Global Military? Interna onaliza on, Transna onaliza on, and Professionaliza on of the Armed Forces Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Interna onal Security Studies Andrew Mark Dorman, King's College London Alexander T. J. Ma elaer, Ins tute for European Studies, Vrije Universiteit Brussel Military Di usion through Training and Mentoring: Building Armed Forces in our Image Robert C. Egnell, Georgetown University Adam Grissom, Georgetown University Di using Security Prac ces through Interna onal Military Networks: The Cons tu on of the Military as Interna onal Agency Amélie Forget, Université de Montréal Towards a Professionalised Military: The Case of Close Quarters Ba le Anthony C. King, University of Exeter The Usages and Speci ci es of a Transna onal Military Europe: Armed Forces in EU Crisis Management Opera ons Antoine Rayroux, Université de Montréal, Université libre de Bruxelles FD40: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel Globaliza on’s Cradle: Interna onal Rela ons Theory and the Indian Ocean Region Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Disc. English School William R. Thompson, Indiana University William R. Thompson, Indiana University Peter Katzenstein, Cornell University Beyond Hegemony: Comparing the Indian Ocean and the Mediterranean as Interna onal Orders Amitav Acharya, American University Alterna ve Interna onal Orders? Lessons from South Asia and Southeast Asia in the 19th Century Charles Butcher, University of Otago Ryan Gri ths, University of Sydney Hierarchical Regional Order and Anarchical Interna onal System: A Study of the Interna onal Rela ons of the Mughal Empire and Bri sh Raj Manjeet Pardesi, Indiana University Tributary Empires, Galac c Poli es and Divided Company Sovereigns: Explaining the Puzzle of Persistent Diversity in the Indian Ocean Interna onal System, 1500‐1750CE Andrew Bradley Phillips, University of Queensland Jason Sharman, Gri th University Interna onal orders before the expansion of European Interna onal Society: East Asia and India Compared Shogo Suzuki, University of Copenhagen FD41: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Emerging Scholars, New Methods Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Roundtable Canadian Interna onal Studies Associa on Mark Salter, University of O awa Claire Turenne Sjolander, University of O awa Jean‐Christophe Boucher, Dalhousie University Nisha Shah, University of O awa Heather L. Johnson, Queen's University Belfast Nicole Wegner, McMaster University Seantel A.B. Anais, University of Victoria FD42: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Piracy Studies: Historical and Contemporary Approaches Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Security Studies Brandon Prins, University of Tennessee Chris an Bueger, Cardi University States as Non‐Pirate Actors: A Conceptual History of Mari me Piracy Erin Lockwood, Northwestern University Mari me Hegemony and Counter‐Piracy: Why mari me hegemons act to suppress piracy Edward Roy Lucas, American University Towards a Regional Response to Somali Piracy: Challenges and Opportuni es Jens Vestergaard Madsen, Oceans Beyond Piracy Revisi ng the ‘Waves of Piracy’: Somali Pirates in Historical Context Mark A. Shirk, University of Maryland FD43: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel Arms Produc on and Economic Globaliza on: Corpora ons, States, and the New Calculus of Interna onal Power Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Interna onal Security Studies Ron Ma hews, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore Jacques Gansler, University of Maryland The Nexus Between Street Gangs and Organized Crime: A Compara ve Analysis of Trends in the Northern Triangle of Central America Sonja C. Wolf, INSYDE FD46: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Roundtable The Di usion of Neoliberal Ideology and Compe ng Norms of Development United States Decline in Global Arms Market Share: So Balancing, Innovator’s Dilemma, or Rent‐Seeking? Sponsor(s): Jonathan Caverley, Northwestern University Arms Produc on in the Global Village: Op ons for Adap ng to Defense‐Industrial Globaliza on Marc R. DeVore, European University Ins tute (EUI) Saint or Sinner? Con ict and Human Rights in US Arms Exports Policy and Prac ce Jennifer L. Erickson, Boston College Foreign Company Par cipa on in the U.S. Defense Supply Chain: Comparing across Industry Sectors and Tiers Charles Eugene Gholz, University of Texas Embracing defense‐industrial globaliza on? Europe’s gradual integra on of defense procurement Chair Disc. Part. Part. Part. Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Sponsor(s): Noel Anderson, Massachuse s Ins tute of Technology Rosella M. Cappella, Boston University Alex Weisiger, University of Pennsylvania Kate A. Ervine, Saint Mary's University Flooding the fortress: The securi za on of climate change impacts in the Mediterranean and its poli cal implica ons Delf Rothe, University of Hamburg Financing the Socioecology of Vulnerability FD48: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel Visualizing Insecurity: Images and the Media on of Threats, Materiality and Bodies Joshua C. Eas n, University of Washington FD45: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM States and Organized Crime Casino Carbon: Market‐dependent Carbon Finance, Risk, and Vulnerability in the Global South Marcus E. Taylor, Queen's University, Kingston Fuel to the Fire? Natural Disasters and the Dura on of Civil Con ict. Panel Interna onal Security Studies Ellen Gu erman, York University H. Richard Friman, Marque e University Deadly Mix: Mexican drug violence and Regional Arms Smuggling Alexander D. Stephenson, University of Southern Mississippi States, Governance and Narco cs along Europe’s Supply Routes Francesco Strazzari, NUPI / Sant'Anna School of Advanced Studies Fabrizio Co cchia, Sant'Anna School of Advanced Studies The challenges to coopera on posed by the nexus of terrorism and organized crime: Comparing the situa ons between the Andean region and the West Africa Olli J. Teirila, Finnish Na onal Defence University Merging war and crime gh ng: United States policies towards the Colombian armed con ict Manuela Trindade Viana, Pon de Janeiro Philip McMichael, Cornell University Adam Harmes, University of Western Ontario Peter Dauvergne, University of Bri sh Columbia Gerald Schneider, University of Konstanz Philip A. Schrodt, Pennsylvania State University In a on, Central Bank Independence, and the Onset and Dura on of War Chair Disc. Chair Disc. Environmental Studies Global Development Climate Financing and South‐South Rela ons Interna onal Security Studies The Systemic Dimensions of Intrastate Con ict: Assessing the Impact of Polarity on Civil War Dura on Sponsor(s): Jens Sorensen S lho , Swedish Ins tute for Interna onal A airs Johan Eriksson, Swedish Ins tute of Interna onal A airs Giorgio Shani, Interna onal Chris an University Bjorn Fagersten, Swedish Ins tute of Interna onal A airs Johan Lagerkvist, Swedish Ins tute of Interna onal A airs FD47: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel Global Finance, Interna onal Development and Climate Change Moritz Weiss, LMU Munich FD44: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Explaining War Dura on Global Development The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) cia Universidade Católica do Rio Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Interna onal Poli cal Sociology Rens van Munster, Danish Ins tute for Interna onal Studies Debbie Lisle, Queens University of Belfast Visual Diplomacy: Whale Massacres, Baby Seals and the Face of the Na on Rebecca Adler-Nissen, University of Copenhagen Dictatorial Decay: Force, Violence and Bodily Closure Lene Hansen, University of Copenhagen Su ering Chinese Bodies and their African Ac vist Audience: Visual Contribu ons to the Medicaliza on of Security Johanna L. Hood, Australian Na onal University Centre on China in the World Lisa Ann Richey, Roskilde University Visualising the Prac ce of Drone Warfare: On the Limits of the Visual to ‘Speak Security’ Elspeth Sarah Van Veeren, University of Sussex Media ng Occupy Wall Street Cynthia Weber, University of Sussex FD49: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM The Impact of IOs: Theory and Prac ce Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Organiza on Sponsor(s): Ka e Verlin Laa kainen, Adelphi University Tamar Gutner, American University Chair Disc. The Radical Right and Eastern Europe: The Rela onship between Late Emergence and European Union Integra on Katherine Eleanor Michel, University of California, Berkeley Is impact measurable? Assessing impact in EU‐IO rela ons Jamal B. Shahin, Ins tute for European Studies, Vrije Universiteit Brussel / University of Amsterdam Panel Foreign Policy Analysis Andrea Grove, California State University, Channel Islands William A. Boe cher, North Carolina State University The Poli cal Economy of Threat Percep on in the United States, 1890‐1914 Michael E. Flynn, Binghamton University Benjamin O. Fordham, Binghamton University The mechanism of intergroup percep on of threat in IR Igor Yu. Kiselev, Yaroslavl State University (Russia) Anna Smirnova, Yaroslavl State University ‘Threatening’ China and US Security: The Poli cs of Fantasy Oliver D. Turner, University of Manchester Confron ng Dyad Threats: Interac on of External Threats and State Behavior Hyon Joo Yoo, Trinity University FD51: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Roundtable Presiden al Theme Roundtable—Ins tutes of Interna onal A airs as Agents of Interna onal Di usion Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. The Harbinger Under Fire: Is the Euro losing its Role Model appeal? Alan Weston Cafruny, Hamilton College Mar jn Vlaskamp, Ins tut Barcelona d'Estudis Internacionals (IBEI) Disc. Iain R. Hardie, University of Edinburgh Iain R. Hardie, University of Edinburgh Europe in the Eyes of the Dragon: Is China using the Euro Crisis to Diversify out of the Dollar? Riding a Dead Horse? The EU and its Struggle in the Kimberley Process Chair Interna onal Poli cal Economy Geopoli cs and Geo‐economics of the Crisis of the Eurozone Edith Drieskens, Leuven University Louise van Schaik, Clingendael Ins tute Sponsor(s): Panel Miguel Otero-Iglesias, ESSCA School of Management Ques oning the bene ts of more UN for the EU: e ec ve mul lateralism revisited FD50: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM What Have We To Fear? Threat Percep on Itself FD52: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM The IPE of the Eurozone Crisis 3: Europe in the World The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Melissa Conley Tyler, Australian Ins tute of Interna onal A airs Trine B. Flockhart, Danish Ins tute for Interna onal Studies Jennifer Je s, Canadian Interna onal Council Claudia Calvin, Mexican Council on Foreign Rela ons Simon Xu‐Hui Shen, The Chinese University of Hong Kong Jan Joel Andersson, The Swedish Ins tute of Interna onal A airs Laurence Weinbaum, Israel Council on Foreign Rela ons Sven Biscop, Egmont ‐ Royal Ins tute for Interna onal Rela ons Ulf Sverdrup, NUPI, Norwegian Ins tute of Interna onal A airs Otmar Hoell, Austrian Ins tute for Interna onal A airs‐ oiip Miguel Otero-Iglesias, ESSCA School of Management Resolving the Euro Crisis: Towards Democra c Global Keynesianism Heikki Patomaki, University of Helsinki The Partnerless Partnership: Costs and Opportuni es of the Euro Crisis for Russia’s Ruling Elite Gonzalo Pozo Mar n, King's College London FD53: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Di usion, Educa on, and the Knowledge Economy Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Educa on Interna onal Poli cal Economy Susan Banki, University of Sydney Michael Francis Kea ng, Richmond the American Interna onal University in London The So Di usion of the ‘PISA Model’. Evidence from Germany, Switzerland, and the U.S. Tonia Bieber, University of Bremen Consolida on of the higher educa on area in Central and Eastern Europe Marina Lebedeva, Moscow State Instute of Interna onal Rela ons (University) Austerity and the Knowledge Economy in Ireland: A Cri cal Interna onal Poli cal Economy Approach. Joanna McDarby, University of Limerick Reverse Brain Drain and Higher Educa on: Western Campuses Moving East Anjali Sahay, Gannon University FD54: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel Global Resistance, The Occupy Movement and the Post-Poli cal Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Global Development Konstan n Kilibarda, York University Donald W. Beachler, Ithaca College What’s become of global solidarity? The Mul tude and na onal protest movements Philippe Fournier, University of Quebec at Montreal Borderless Resistance in Times of Crisis? Ca a Gregora , Lund University Occupy Dame Street as Slow Mo on General Strike? Challenging Neoliberal Responsibility in Ireland's Economic Crisis Nicholas Kiersey, Ohio University A new cycle of struggle: Occupy and its forging of a new interna onal polity Ma hew C. Morgan, York University Student Protest in Chile and the “Global Insurgency” Jason R. Weidner, Virginia Tech FD55: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel Militarizing Gendered and Racialized E ects of the "War On Terror" Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Feminist Theory and Gender Studies Global Development Migrant Struggles and Ac vist Solidarity in the Mediterranean Know your enemy, know yourself: Race, gender, and imperial hubris in contemporary US war lms and documentaries Jesse Crane-Seeber, North Carolina State University Impossible to help people who don’t seem to want to help themselves: Gender, race and empire in NATO narra ves jus fying withdrawal of troops from Afghanistan Claire Duncanson, University of Edinburgh Popular representa ons of Afghan women En‐counter‐ing Narra ves: The Other Face of the War Against Terror Kiran Pervez, Convergence Center for Policy Resolu on Liberal, benevolent soldiers and the violent logics of (neo) colonialism Julia Welland, University of Manchester Chair Disc. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Roundtable Interna onal Poli cal Sociology Claudia E. Aradau, King's College London Jef Huysmans, Open University Marieke De Goede, University of Amsterdam Annick T. R. Wibben, University of San Francisco Julien Jeandesboz, University of Amsterdam William H. C. Walters, Carleton University Rocco Bellanova, Peace Research Ins tute Oslo (PRIO) & Université Saint‐Louis (Brussels) Jens Bartelson, Lund University Peer Schouten, University of Gothenburg FD57: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Roundtable The 20th Anniversary of RBJ Walker’s Inside/Outside: Re ec ons on its Impact Sponsor(s): Chair Honoree Part. Part. Part. Part. Interna onal Poli cal Sociology Theory Halit Mustafa Tagma, Ipek University Rob B. J. Walker, University of Victoria and PUC‐Rio Mustapha Kamal Pasha, University of Aberdeen Beate Jahn, University of Sussex Sco Nelson, Virginia Polytechnic Ins tute and State University Andrew Neal, University of Edinburgh FD58: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel Border Security Prac ces and Migrants’ Lives: Violence, Resistance, Resilience Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Interna onal Poli cal Sociology Elspeth H. Guild, University of Nijmegen Roxanne Doty, Arizona State University Migrant Agency and Migra on Controls on the EU’s Southern Periphery Ce a S. Mainwaring, University of Oxford Maurice S erl, University of Warwick Marginal Lives: Cri cal Infrastructure and Biopoli cal Abandonment Nick Vaughan-Williams, University of Warwick FD59: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel Mobility and Recogni on: Connec ng Immigra on, Poli cal Networks and Ci zenship Sponsor(s): Nivedita Manchanda, University of Cambridge Sponsor(s): Stephan Scheel, Open University Acts of Deser on: The Sonoran Borderzone as a Site of Struggle over Human Mobility and Interna onal Poli cs Vicki Squire, The University of Warwick Melanie Richter‐Montpe t, York University Stephanie Szitanyi, Rutgers University FD56: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Post-humanism and IR The Visa Informa on System: Autonomy of Migra on within Biometric Border Regimes Chair Disc. Ethnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on Studies Alexandra Delano, The New School Alexandra Delano, The New School Social Networks and Return Migra on in Post‐Con ict Socie es Prakash Adhikari, Central Michigan University Wendy L. Hansen, University of New Mexico Postcolonial understandings of indigenous workers: Bolivian immigrants in São Paulo Sophie le Blanc, University of Delaware Explaining Dual Ci zenship Recogni on Nikola Mirilovic, University of Central Florida Poli cal par es and transna onal electoral mobiliza on of migrants Eva Kris ne Ostergaard-Nielsen, Autonomous University of Barcelona Mobility and social classes: Bolivian migra on to São Paulo Renata Barreto Preturlan, University of São Paulo Rethinking the Rules of Representa on and Violence: The Rise and Decline Violence Against Immigrants in Africa and the West Kimberly L. Shella, University of California Irvine FD60: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Construc ng the Terror "Threat" Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Security Studies Crister S. Garre , University of Leipzig Christopher J. Fe weis, Tulane University "Interna onal Terrorism" in the 1930s as a State Discourse of Conspiracy Ondrej Ditrych, Ins tute of Interna onal Rela ons Prague Al Qaeda’s Janus Face: The Construc on of a Global Terrorist Threat in Germany and the U.S. as Sociopragma st Securi za on Philipp Klüfers, Universität der Bundeswehr München Susanne Fischer, Universität der Bundeswehr München Blame Canada? United States’ Homeland Security Narra ves in the Post‐9/11 Period Sara Kristene McGuire, McMaster University Rethinking the Global Impact of 9/11 Robert G. Patman, University of Otago Concept of terrorism versus terror in the interna onal rela ons and a de ni on of terrorism for the 21st century Radana Makariusová, Metropolitan University Prague FD61: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Religion and Global Capitalism Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Peter Smith, Athabasca University Feyzi Baban, Trent University Turkish Islam and Neoliberal Global Capitalism: the case of the Gülen community network Sabine Dreher, York University, Glendon College The Mixed Impact of Neoliberalism on the Rela onship Between Faith Groups and the UK’s Department for Interna onal Development (1997‐2012) Aikande C. Kwayu Religious Environmental Groups and the Ecological Crisis: A Cri cal Perspec ve of Neoliberal Capitalism Justyna Nicinska, Rutgers University Faith, Global Jus ce and Forums of Resistance to Neo‐Liberalism: From the World Social Forum to Occupy! Peter Smith, Athabasca University Elizabeth A. Smythe, Concordia University College of Alberta Economics in Ennahda's Tunisia: Neoliberal Con nuity or Redistribu on, Liberal Individualism or Nomocentric Communalism? Edward Webb, Dickinson College FD62: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel Climate Poli cs Beyond the State: Social Forces and the Poten al of a Just, Livable World Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Environmental Studies Simon Dalby, Balsillie School of Interna onal A airs Hilal Elver, University of California, Santa Barbara Climate Change Law, Cosmopolitan Jus ce and Intergenera onal equity Disincorpora on Pa erns of Lebanon and Jordan: The Case of Pales nian Refugees Ani Khatchadourian, San Diego State University Regula ng Immigrants and Refugees in India and Malaysia Kamal Sadiq, University of California at Irvine Reassessing Children Overboard: Unaccompanied Refugee Children from the Howard Years to the Malaysia Deal Donna Seto, Australian Na onal University Changing Paradigms of Canada’s Refugee Determina on System Sule Tomkinson, Université de Montréal FD64: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Poli cal Economy of Northeast Asia Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Poli cal Economy Joel R. Campbell, Troy University Edward Kwon, Northern Kentucky University Burnt Twice: South Korea's Elusive Search for Financial Stability since 1997 Youngwon Cho, St. Francis Xavier University Hot Economics and Cold Poli cs: Managing the Disparity of Economics and Poli cs in East Asia Moon Choi, University of Washington Interna onal Commerce and Dark Networks in East Asia Jus n Has ngs, University of Sydney The di usion of Japanese preferen al trade agreements – Why is there no evalua on underway? Ulli Jamitzky, Interna onal Chris an University Norma ve Con icts and Financial Supervision in East Asian Economies: Nega ve Turn of Agency Slack Observed in the Post‐ reform Financial Regula ons of Korea and Taiwan Dongryul Kim, Rochester Ins tute of Technology Japan's Par cipa on in the TPP: Di usion of FTA in the Asia Paci c Region Hideyuki Miura, Kyorin University Jonas Ebbesson, University of Stockholm Nero Fiddles While the Planet Burns Richard Falk, University of California Santa Barbara Climate Jus ce, Welfare, and the Common Good: Rethinking the “Arab Spring” Miriam Lowi Whither Climate Change Nego a ons? Hilal Elver, University of California, Santa Barbara Climate Change, Democracy and Peacebuilding Richard Anthony Ma hew, University of California Climate Su ering Paul Wapner, American University FD63: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel Reconsidering Refugees in World Poli cs: Challenges and Changing Paradigms Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Ethnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on Studies Melissa Autumn White, UBC, Okanagan Melissa Autumn White, UBC, Okanagan Discourses of Suspicion and Innocence in Poli cal Asylum Hearings Carol Bohmer, Dartmouth College Amy Shuman, Ohio State University Halfway Home? Split Households and Refugee Return to Afghanistan Kris an Berg Harpviken, Peace Research Ins tute Oslo FD65: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Advancing Post-colonial Approaches to World Poli cs Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Global Development Theory Rahul Rao, School of Oriental and African Studies Robbie G. Shilliam, Queen Mary, University of London Human Rights as a "Realis c Utopia" and Their Contribu on to Radical Poli cs Amy Bartholomew, Carleton University When postcolonial subjec vity re‐ar culates sovereignty. The EU's 'overseas countries and territories' Ulrik Pram Gad, University of Copenhagen What About China? The Limits of Postcolonialism in Interna onal Rela ons Jane Hayward, Tsinghua University Mark La ey, School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London Hun ngton’s forgo en postcolonial insights: Rereading ‘Clash of Civiliza ons’ in the me of Arab Uprisings Waleed Hazbun, American University of Beirut The Geopoli cs of Orientalism: Re‐thinking Postcolonialism through Interna onal Historical Sociology Clemens Ho mann, Bilkent University, Ankara, Turkey FD66: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Pedagogical and Administra ve Challenges in Interna onal Educa on Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel John McCauley, University of Maryland, College Park Consocia onalism, Neopatrimonialism, and Post‐Con ict Stability: Evidence from a Natural Quasi‐Experiment in Sub‐Saharan Africa Ac ve Learning in Interna onal A airs Interna onal Educa on Omar McDoom, London School of Economics Marie Thorsten, Doshisha University Marie Thorsten, Doshisha University The Future of Interna onal Educa on: Applica on of the UMN Academic Integra on Model to the University of California’s Study Abroad Program Gulriz Gigi Gokcek, Dominican University of California Todd Giedt, University of California Chieh Huang, The University of No ngham, Ningbo, China Audience Response Systems: Teaching Interna onal Strategy and Game Theory with Clickers Steven B. Rothman, Ritsumeikan Asia Paci c University Ci zenship and the "promise" of liberal educa on: how we stopped worrying and learned to love degrees Chair Disc. Disc. Panel Interna onal Law Sara McLaughlin Mitchell, University of Iowa Karen Alter, Northwestern University and ICourts University of Copenhagen Judith Kelley, Duke University Bridging the Interna onal Law‐Interna onal Rela ons Divide: Taking Stock of Progress Paul F. Diehl, University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign Adam Irish, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign Charlo e Ku, University of Illinois Interna onal Law and the Consolida on of Peace Following Territorial Changes Paul Huth, University of Maryland Alyssa K. Prorok, Brookings Ins tu on and University of Maryland Islamic Law States and Peaceful Resolu on of Territorial Disputes Emilia Justyna Powell, University of Notre Dame From Interna onal Law and Interna onal Rela ons to Law and World Poli cs Christopher A. Whytock, UC Irvine School of Law and Department of Poli cal Science Judicial Ac vism: The Role of Judges in Advancing Interna onal Human Rights and Environmental Law Dana Zartner, University of San Francisco FD68: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel New Empirical Approaches to the Study of Ethnicity in Africa Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Ethnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on Studies Claire L. Adida, University of California San Diego Leonardo R. Arriola, University of California, Berkeley Interviewer Coethnicity E ects in African Survey Data Claire L. Adida, University of California San Diego Karen Ferree, University of California San Diego Daniel Posner, Massachuse s Ins tute of Technology Amanda Robinson, Stanford University Poli cal Ins tu ons, Ethnic Diversity, and Tolerance Kimuli Kasara, Columbia University ca on and Interpersonal Trust in a Diverse Amanda Robinson, Stanford University The logic of intra‐ethnic violence before elec ons. The 2010 elec ons in Burundi FD69: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel Naviga ng the Turmoil: Explaining the Change in Iden ty, Foreign Policy and Domes c Regimes Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Ethnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on Studies Halil Kürşad Aslan, Eskisehir Osmangazi University Ziya Sakir Onis, Koc University A Compara ve Analysis of Turkish‐Greek and Turkish‐Armenian Rela ons: The Role of Civil Society in the Foreign Policy Making Maria B. Struble, Western State Colorado University Sponsor(s): Na onal Iden Society Manuela Travaglian , New York University Reimagining Universi es in China: the WTO and its impacts on higher educa on FD67: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Domes c Law Goes Global... and Vice Versa Disaggrega ng Ethnicity: Experimental Evidence Dis nguishing Religious from Ethnolinguis c Preferences in Africa Mitat Celikpala, Kadir Has University Duygu Ozturk, Bilkent university Explaining the Change in Turkey’s Iden ty Projec on in the European Union Accession Process Caglayan Ce n, Loyola University Domes c Ethnic Na onalism and Regional European Transna onalism: A Con uence of Impediments Opposing Turkey’s EU Accession Bid Glen Duerr, Cedarville University The E ect of EU Accession on Internal Migra on in Poland Martha S. Thomas, University of Vermont The State‐led Change in Qatar in the Wake of Arab Spring: Monarchic Country with a Democra c Stance? Mustafa Ye m, Eskisehir Osmangazi University FD70: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel Hai : Perspec ves on Reconstruc on, Security, and Peacebuilding Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Global Development Peace Studies Timothy Donais, Wilfrid Laurier University Jean‐Germain Gros, University of Missouri ‐ St. Louis South‐South coopera on in Hai : ABC and ALBA in compara ve perspec ve Stephen Baranyi, University of O awa Andreas Feldmann, Universidad Católica de Chile Ver cally‐Integrated Peacebuilding and Community Violence Reduc on in Hai Timothy Donais, Wilfrid Laurier University Geo rey David Burt, Security Governance Group The Poli cs of Urban Violence in Post‐Earthquake Hai Louis-Alexandre Berg, Georgetown University Hai an Higher Educa on and the Challenge of Reconstruc on: Three Years a er the Earthquake Louis Herns Marcelin, INURED & University of Miami Policing Pluralism in Hai : Interac ons between the Formal and the Informal in the Maintenance of Public Order Gaëlle Rivard Piché, Carleton University Hai ’s Caracol Industrial Park: Exploring the nexus between economic development and democracy Yasmine Shamsie, Wilfrid Laurier University FD71: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel The Media and Pop Culture as Gendered Agents of Di usion FD74: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel Interna onal Di usion in the Western Balkans: What Has Worked Sponsor(s): Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Feminist Theory and Gender Studies Interna onal Communica on Chair Disc. Saara Särmä, University of Tampere Ani a Kynsilehto, University of Tampere Beatrice Chateauvert-Gagnon, Université du Québec à Montréal From silent majority to struggling minority: New media and Islamic discourse as a tool for populariza on of feminism in Iran Anna Gevorgian, Center For Cultural and Civiliza on Studies Yerevan State University Democra c Prac ces and Transna onal Feminist Websites Challen Nicklen, Louisiana State University Nick Robinson, University of Leeds FD72: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel Governing Commodi es: Modali es of Agrifood and Natural Resource Capitalisms Interna onal Poli cal Economy Robin Broad, American University Daniel Drache, York University Virginia Ann Hau er, University of Maryland Ma as E. Margulis, Max Planck Ins tute for the Study of Socie es ‘Roundtabling’ Commodi es: Governance, Regula on and Sustainability Cer ca on in Agrifood Industries Stefano Ponte, Copenhagen Business School Timothy M. Shaw, University of Massachuse s Boston Ulrich Sedelmeier, London School of Economics and Poli cal Science What’s the ma er with Serbia? Understanding the varying e ects of interna onal di usion and European integra on Jelena Subo c, Georgia State University Milada Vachudova, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill Sponsor(s): Ethnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on Studies Disc. Raymond Taras, Tulane University Caitlin E. Craven, McMaster University Street Dog Millionaire: The Ci zenship of Colorism and Sports Commercialism To Di use or Not to Di use: India's Approach to So Power Adam C. Sneyd, University of Guelph David M. Malone, Interna onal Development Research Centre Rohan Mukherjee, Princeton University Agrifood Governance Transi ons in Trinidad and Tobago Merisa Thompson, University of the West Indies Panel Environmental Studies Helen Yanacopulos, Open University Emily Meierding, Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies, Geneva Tar, Ethics, and other Tac cal Repertoires: The Co‐Evolu on of Campaign Strategies for and against the Canadian Oil Sands Melissa Aronczyk, Carleton University Graeme Auld, Carleton University Making Nature Public: Environment, Extrac on, and Utopia in Contemporary La n America Mauro J. Caraccioli, University of Florida Canadian Climate Policy as Organized Crime: The Rise of Resource Neoliberalism Robert A. MacNeil, University of Sydney A Shocking Look at Power Projec on: Using Mel ng Arc c Ice to Test Theories of Power Projec on Jonathan Markowitz, University of California, San Diego, Harvard University Protest Learning Curves: The Case of Gold Mining in Kyrgyzstan Amanda E. Wooden, Bucknell University Sustainable di usion? The domes c impact of the European Union a er condi onality Wayne F. Lalicon, University of California, Irvine Commodi es and Capitalism in Cameroon Chair Disc. The Midas Touch: Explaining the dynamics of civil society development in the Balkans ‘Incorrect‐tourism’? Producing tourability as sites of struggle over the right (ways) to move African Developmental States Through the BRICS' Demand for Commodi es Sponsor(s): John Gould, Colorado College Edward Moe, Colorado College FE90: Friday 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM Recep on Poster Panel Deba ng So Power in Ethnicity, Na onalism, and Migra on Studies Developing Countries and the Governance of Land Grabbing FD73: Friday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Power, Ideas, and the Global Poli cs of Resource Extrac on Chip Gagnon, Ithaca College Remobiliza on and the poli cs of liberaliza on in Serbia Patrice McMahon, University of Nebraska-Lincoln Learning to Kill and Killing to Learn? The role of videogames in militarizing the ci zenry Chair Disc. Disc. Valerie Bunce, Cornell University Jill A. Irvine, University of Oklahoma Secular democracy promo on and religious missionaries: a common project? New ways, old discourses? Sponsor(s): European Union Studies Associa on Olympism and Empire: Uses of the Olympic myth in the contesta on of the Caucasus Emil Persson, Lund University Sweden Introjec ng ethnic di erences by means of na onal educa on: the problem of adop ng separated curricula in Bosnia‐ Herzegovina Renata Summa, Pon Janeiro cia Universidade Católica do Rio de FE91: Friday 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM Interna onal Law and Domes c Poli cs Sponsor(s): Disc. Recep on Poster Panel Interna onal Law Lorna Lloyd, Keele University The "Interna onal" between Law and Poli cs Filipe dos Reis, University of Erfurt Disarmament to Enforce Nonprolifera on: Concepts of World Order Theory Leopoldo Lovelace, California State Polytechnic University at Pomona Veri ca on Mechanisms in Interna onal Agreements Kristan R. Seibel, University of Washington FE92: Friday 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM Recep on Poster Panel Interna onal Organiza on Recep on Panel FE96: Friday 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM Recep on Poster Panel The Scien c Study of Interna onal Processes Sponsor(s): Sponsor(s): Disc. Interna onal Organiza on Daniel L. Nielson, Brigham Young University Non‐Democra c IGOs Also Promote Peace. Two Case Studies (League of Arab States ‐ ASEAN) Luigi Caran , Universitá di Catania Civil Society and Inter‐Governmental Organiza ons: The Role of Non‐Governmental Organiza ons in the World Trade Organiza on Nimisha Pandey, Research Scholar, Jawaharlal Nehru University Complex Di usion: The A ec ve Poli cs of Interna onal Norms Andrew A. G. Ross, Ohio University A Totalitarian Century‐ The Legacy of Na onal Socialism, Communism, and Islamism on Today’s Interna onal System Mark Silinsky, US Army Intelligence FE94: Friday 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM Foreign Policy Analysis Posters Sponsor(s): Disc. Disc. Recep on Poster Panel Foreign Policy Analysis Scien c Study of Interna onal Processes Poli cal Demography and Geography Patrick James, University of Southern California Michael J. Tierney, College of William and Mary Climate Change & US Inac on: A Compara ve Analysis of Foreign Policy Determinants Stephen Chesnell, University of Massachuse s, Lowell Adelyn Mary Vigran, Oregon State University Patrio sm as a driver of public a tudes to US foreign Policy: a longitudinal and genealogical study Karen M. Devine, Dublin City University Role Expecta ons and Socializa on in U.S. Foreign Policy: The Case of Georgia Niklas Nilsson, Uppsala University, Södertörn University Why do States Conduct Covert Regime Change? Lessons Learned from U.S.‐Orchestrated Covert Regime Change during the Cold War Lindsey O'Rourke, University of Chicago FE95: Friday 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM The Poli cal Geography of Violent Con ict Sponsor(s): Disc. Disc. Recep on Poster Panel Foreign Policy Analysis Scien c Study of Interna onal Processes Poli cal Demography and Geography Kelly M. Kadera, University of Iowa Julian Wucherpfennig, ETH Zurich Structural Causes of Instability within the Penetrated Middle East: Enduring Rivalry of Iran ‐ Israel Oguz Dilek, Zirve University Emre Iseri, Kadir Has University Civil War Termina on and the Loca on of Resource Wealth Kaisa H. Hinkkainen, University of Essex Jessica A. Maves, Pennsylvania State University The Poli cal Geography of Con ict in Mindanao, Philippines: the Dynamics of Con ict and Natural Resources Yuri Oki, The Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies Autocrats and Disasters Christopher Paik, New York University Tuan Hwee Sng, Princeton University Seiki Tanaka, Syracuse University Disc. Disc. Foreign Policy Analysis Scien c Study of Interna onal Processes Poli cal Demography and Geography Bre Ashley Leeds, Rice University Mark J. Crescenzi, University of N. Carolina at Chapel Hill Revealed Cost Tolerance and Power Asymmetries: The Reputa onal Consequences of Casualty Sensi vity During War Kathryn McNabb Cochran, Duke University The E ects of The Di usion of Informa on in Violent Con icts Jonathan E. Czarnecki, Naval War College Monterey Tes ng the Bargaining Model of War: Novel Proxies and Novel Hypotheses Max Blau Gallop, Duke University Economic Prosperity, Grievances, and Civil Con ict Vally Koubi, Swiss Federal Ins tute of Technology Zurich (ETH Zurich), University of Bern Prewar Mobiliza on, War Dura on, and the Outcome of Interstate Wars Kyle L. Mackey, Binghamton University Bargaining with Goliath: Credible Cost‐Tolerance, Aversionary Poli cal Incen ves, and Asymmetric Crisis Escala on Michael Reese, University of Chicago FX01: Friday 6:30 PM - 10:30 PM Roundtable Presiden al Theme Roundtable—Film and Transna onal Di usion II: Cinema as World Poli cs Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Etel Solingen, University of California at Irvine L. H.M. Ling, The New School Peter Katzenstein, Cornell University Joseph S. Nye Jr., Harvard University Saturday The Sanc ons Ba le: From Coercive to Protec ve Targeted Sanc ons George A. Lopez, University of Notre Dame SA01: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel The Rise of Neoconserva sm? Ideology and Canada's Foreign and Security Rela ons The Natural Rela onship between the ICC and R2P Sponsor(s): The Contribu on of Human Rights Monitoring and Fact‐Finding Chair Disc. Foreign Policy Analysis David G. Haglund, Queen's University David G. Haglund, Queen's University The Conserva ve Turn: Has Canada Gone Right? Frédéric Boily, University of Alberta Canada and Con nental Security Since 2001: Assessing the In uence of a Neoconserva ve Strategic Counter‐ Culture Philippe Lagasse, University of O awa Ideology and Foreign Policy: Canada’s Neoconserva ve Counter‐ Culture and the War in Libya Jus n Massie, University of O awa Canada‐United States Rela ons: Has there been a 'Conserva ve Turn'? Alexander Moens Neoconserva sm in Canadian Foreign Policy: The Case of the Israel‐Pales nian Con ict Stephane Roussel, Ecole na onale d'Administra on publique SA02: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel LGBTQI Perspec ves and IR theories: Just Another Feminist Gaze? Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Feminist Theory and Gender Studies Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgendered, Queer, & Allies Caucus Cai Wilkinson, Deakin University Laura Sjoberg, University of Florida Queering Turkish Moderniza on: Di usion of Heteronorma vity and Na on‐Building Mehmet Sinan Birdal, Isik University Serkan Delice, University of the Arts London Legal Limbo: Feminist vs. LGBTIQ Perspec ves on the ICC Francine J. D'Amico, Syracuse University Peripheral Prides: contribu ons of LGBTQ studies to post‐colonial thought Manuela Lavinas Picq, Universidad San Francisco de Quito, Ecuador Sexual Di usion and Conceptual Confusions: the relevance of sociological sexuality studies for interna onal rela ons Momin Rahman, Trent University Exploring transversal and par cularis c poli cs in the European Union’s an ‐discrimina on policy: the role of GLBT poli cs Markus Thiel, Florida Interna onal University SA03: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel Rallying to the R2P Cause? The Interna onal Poli cs of Human Rights Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Disc. Disc. Human Rights Thomas G. Weiss, CUNY Graduate Center Tom Farer, University of Denver Monica Carreto Serrano, El Colegio de México Laurence Whitehead, University of Oxford Pu ng Flesh on the Bones: The United States and R2P Claudia F. Fuentes, Denver University Brazil: Slow but Crucial Partner in Rights Monica Herz, Pon cal Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro Mar n Mennecke, University of Copenhagen Ekkehard Strauss SA04: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Emo ons, Governmentality, and Risk Management Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Poli cal Sociology David Grondin, University of O awa Peter Adey, Royal Holloway, University of London Retail Therapy in the Dragon's Den: Entrepreneurial Culture and Ireland's Response to the Financial Crisis Nicholas Kiersey, Ohio University Labor of Love and Neoliberal Ci zenship: Assessing Marriage Migra on Regula ons in Europe Anne-Marie D'Aoust, Universite du Quebec a Montreal, Department of Poli cal Science Specula ve Security: Temporality and Evidence in the Bri sh 7/7 Enquiry Marieke De Goede, University of Amsterdam Having Sex with the Emo ons of Life Insurance Luis Lobo-Guerrero, Groningen University The Ma er of Trust William H. C. Walters, Carleton University SA05: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Interna onal Organiza ons, Elec ons, Protests & Violence Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Organiza on Inken von Borzyskowski, University of Wisconsin‐ Madison Mar n Geiger, Carleton University Exploring Dynamics in Mobiliza on and Arrests at Protests of Mul lateral Economic Ins tu ons Helma de Vries-Jordan, Ge ysburg College Ins tu onal Design & Elec on‐Monitoring: Determinants of In uence Anna Kapambwe Mwaba, University of Florida The Impact of Na onal Elec ons on the Transposi on of EU Direc ves Martha S. Thomas, University of Vermont Sore Losers? Interna onal In uences on Post‐Elec on Violence Inken von Borzyskowski, University of Wisconsin-Madison SA06: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Urban Responses to Interna onal Environmental Issues Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Environmental Studies Kim Reimann, Georgia State University Sara Hughes, Na onal Center for Atmospheric Research Adap ng to Climate Change: Mapping Local Responses to a Global Problem Mark Allen Boyer, University of Connec cut From Places to Par cipants: The Network(ed) Poli cs of Global City Climate Governance David J. Gordon, University of Toronto From Policy Di usion to Policy Mobility? Rela onal urbanism in energy transi ons, smart city and LA21 policy‐making Kris ne Kern, University of Potsdam Ross Beveridge, IRS Interna onal Comparison of Urban Water Consump on Taedong Lee, City University of Hong Kong Global, European, and Asian Transna onal City Networks and the Ques on how to organize Experience and Knowledge Exchange Stefan Niederhafner, Seoul Na onal University Analyzing Changing Global Environmental Norms: How and why do city‐regions respond to demands to address climate change? John O omanelli, Rutgers Universty SA07: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel Overlaps of Religion and Poli cs: The Di usion of Conserva ve Values and Ideas Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Compara ve Interdisciplinary Studies Kris an Steiner, Malmö University, Sweden Anders Lundberg, Linnaeus University, Växjö, Sweden World Without End: The rise of Dominionism and Chris an Na onalism in the United States Ma ew DeSan s, Guilford Technical Community College NC, USA The Light and Darkness of the Occident ‐ The contemporary Polish and American Chris an Right in a Compara ve Perspec ve Ma as Nowak, Lund University, Sweden Mirroring the ’Protocols’? Reversed Conspiracism in Counter‐ jihadist Rhetoric Andreas Önnerfors, Malmö University, Sweden The Rhetoric in post‐Cold War Chris an Zionism in Sweden and Germany Kris an Steiner, Malmö University, Sweden Defenders of Faith or Vic ms of Seculariza on? The New EU Member States Poli cians in the European Parliament Katarzyna Zielinska, Jagiellonian University, Krakow, Poland Magdalena Góra, Jagiellonian University, Krakow, Poland, Lund University, Sweden SA08: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Roundtable An Academic Career Outside One's Country of Birth: The Pros and Cons Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Associa on for Canadian Studies in the United States Professional Development Commi ee Patrick James, University of Southern California Marie‐Joelle Zahar, University of Montreal Greg J. Anderson, University of Alberta Tamara M. Woroby, Johns Hopkins SAIS and Towson University SA10: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel Memory, Trauma, and Narra ves: Construc ng Past, Present, and Future Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Interna onal Poli cal Sociology Catarina Kinnvall, Lund University Jim McAuley, Hudders eld University The Tears in the Eyes of a ‘Cherry‐Nosed Copper’: Trauma, nostalgia, fear and blame in the narra ves of English Defence League ac vists Joel Busher, University of Hudders eld Trauma, Vic mhood and Reconcilia on in Post Agreement Northern Ireland Neil Ferguson, Liverpool Hope University Trauma and the Poli cs of Fear: Narra ng European poli cal space Catarina Kinnvall, Lund University Narra ves of Crisis: Temporal ordering of the disorderly Pe er Narby, Lund University Mul cultural Ci zenship and Memory: The Construc on of Na onal Iden es Paul Nesbi -Larking, Huron University College SA11: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel ‘Feel Safe Tonight, Sleep With A Peacekeeper’: Why Gender (S ll) Ma ers To Peacekeeping And Peacebuilding Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Bri sh Interna onal Studies Associa on Laura McLeod, University of Manchester Laura McLeod, University of Manchester Middle power planning: Gendering peace programs in Australian foreign policy Katrina N. Lee-Koo, Australian Na onal University Never Fear, The Ladies are Here? Evalua ng the Introduc on of All‐Female Formed Police Units in Peacekeeping Lesley J. Prui , University of Melbourne On the Road to ‘Recovery’? A Mul disciplinary Feminist Approach to Peacekeeping and Peacebuilding Laura J. Shepherd, University of New South Wales Peacebuilding With or Without Women in the MENA region Jacqui True, Monash University SA12: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM The Poli cs (and Economics) of Foreign Aid and Trade Sponsor(s): Panel Human Rights SA09: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel Regionalism and Norms Dynamics: Gender Norms Traveling In and Between the EU, Mercosur and SADC Chair Sponsor(s): Basic Human Needs, Human Rights, and U.S. Foreign Policy in the Mul lateral Development Banks Chair Disc. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Anna Van Der Vleuten, Radboud University Nijmegen Elisabeth Jay Friedman, University of San Francisco Good, Natural and Necessary?: Uncovering the gendered privileging of military business Susan Jackson, Malmö Högskola Gender mainstreaming in EU Development Aid towards Southern Africa and South America: Eurocentric or Context‐sensi ve? Petra H. M. Debusscher, Ghent University Gender mainstreaming in EU‐SADC rela ons Merran Hulse, Radboud University Anna Van Der Vleuten, Radboud University Nijmegen Gender mainstreaming in EU‐Mercosur rela ons Andrea Ribeiro Ho mann, Freie Universität Berlin Disc. Damiano de Felice, London School of Economics and Poli cal Science Jessica Trisko Darden, University of Western Ontario Daniel Braaten, University of Nebraska-Lincoln European Donors and Human Rights Condi onality: A Comparison of France, Italy, and the United Kingdom Damiano de Felice, London School of Economics and Poli cal Science Unpacking U.S and Canadian Foreign Aid: Mo ves, Sources, and Constraints Shoghig Mikaelian, Concordia University Economic Development as Transi onal Jus ce? Needs, Recovery, and Jus ce in Sierra Leone Gearoid M. Millar, University of Aberdeen Try Googling “Who made my iPad?” in China: The Technology Sector and the Di usion of Human Rights Norms Lara J. Ne el eld, Royal Holloway, University of London K. P. O'Reilly, Carroll University Di usion of Human Rights Norms: In uence on U.S. Foreign Aid Alloca on Jessie Rumsey, Kent State University SA13: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Feminists Re-theorize War Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Teheran's Tipping Point: Assessing the nuclear ambi ons of Iran's leadership through opera onal code analysis The Dynamic of Decision Making in the case of Iranian Nuclear Program Alireza Raisi, Kent State University Panel Nuclear Neighbors and Nuclear Neighborhoods: An Analysis of State Response to Nuclear Prolifera on Todd Clayton Robinson, University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign Feminist Theory and Gender Studies Theory Maya M. Eichler, University of Toronto Lauren Wilcox, Johns Hopkins University SA16: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel Poli cising or Depoli cising Aid? The Poli cal Economy of Poli cal Economy Analysis Chasing the Spear: Feminist Analysis of Acholi Genesis Myth Jus n de Leon, University of Delaware Sponsor(s): ‘(Dis) organised dependency’: Feminini es, Masculini es and the Prac ce of War in Afghanistan Chair Disc. Synne Laastad Dyvik, University of Sussex Janie L. Leatherman, Fair eld University Towards a Feminist Ethic of War: A Cri cal Feminist Framework for Inves ga ng the Ethics of Poli cal Violence Jillian Terry, London School of Economics and Poli cal Science Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Disc. Panel Interna onal Security Studies Nelly Lahoud, Comba ng Terrorism Center Nelly Lahoud, Comba ng Terrorism Center Carol Chris ne Fair, Georgetown University Leaving radical life behind? Toward a sociological approach to de‐ radicaliza on Emmanuel-Pierre Gui et, University of Manchester Into Terrorism, Out of Terrorism, and Back Again Mary Beth Al er, Pennsylvania State University John G. Horgan, Penn State University Emma Leonard, The Pennsylvania State University Chris an Thoroughgood, Pennsylvania State University Leaving Piracy Behind: Processes of engagement, disengagement and reintegra on Tore Bjorgo, Norwegian Police University College / Norwegian Ins tute of Interna onal A airs Ingvild Magnæs Gjelsvik , The Norwegian Police University College The Pa erns of Radicaliza on and Disengagement among Indonesian Jihadists Julie Chernov Hwang, Goucher College SA15: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel Examining Nuclear Foreign Policies: Cooperate or Proliferate Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Foreign Policy Analysis Liviu Horovitz, Center for Security Studies, ETH Zurich K. P. O'Reilly, Carroll University U.S. and India Nuclear Coopera on:Change for the Future or A Misguided Step? Maddison Cooper, Mercer University Why would they want American nukes? Analyzing Central and Eastern European policies towards US non‐strategic nuclear weapons Liviu Horovitz, Center for Security Studies, ETH Zurich Paul Jackson, University of Birmingham Rosalba A. Icaza, Interna onal Ins tute of Social Studies. Erasmus University of Ro erdam. The Netherlands Beyond 'the blame game': How the World Bank may o er an alterna ve vision for PEA Globalizing Warfare and Collapse of Safe Space SA14: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Pirates, Jihadists, Extremists: The Radicaliza on and Disengagement of Militants Global Development Heather Marque e, University of Birmingham Jonathan Fisher, University of Birmingham Poli cal Economy Analysis and the Aid Industry: The Road to Nowhere? Wil Hout, Erasmus University Ro erdam, Interna onal Ins tute of Social Studies Nego a ng the opera onalisa on of poli cal economy analysis David Hulme, University of Manchester UK Laura M. Routley, Newcastle University PEA and parliamentary development assistance: Fixing the car or engaging with the driver? Alina Mercedes Rocha Menocal, Overseas Development Ins tute SA17: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Interna onal Law and Enforcement Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Organiza on Carlos Frederico Pereira da Silva Gama, Pon Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro Carlos Frederico Pereira da Silva Gama, Pon Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro cal cal The UN and Outer Space Interna onal Law: Evolving Regulatory Roles for the Interna onal Telecommunica on Union (ITU) for Space Debris "Rules of the Road" Larry Mar nez, California State University Long Beach Resistance to Norms in Regional Integra on. Does the use of so law make a di erence ? Sabine Saurugger, Sciences Po Grenoble Fabien Terpan, Sciences po Grenoble When Does Enforcement Ma er? An Experimental Study S ne Aakre, CICERO, Center for Interna onal Climate and Environmental Research Oslo Leif Helland, BI Norwegian Business School Jon Hovi, University of Oslo SA18: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Structure and Levels of Poli cal Power Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Compara ve Interdisciplinary Studies Ta ana Skripka, Maastricht University Judith S. Kullberg, Eastern Michigan University Avoiding the Pi alls of Federalism: The Case of Nepal Darlene M. Budd, University of Central Missouri Panel Populism in the Palace: An Elite‐Driven Model of Populist Governance SA21: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel European City-Diplomacy in Ac on: A New Pa ern of Interna onal Di usion Julio Carrion, University of Delaware State Capacity: An indicator for disease? Sponsor(s): Kaitlyn Anne Fleck, University of Arizona J. Patrick Rhamey, Virginia Military Ins tute Does a New Leader Make any Di erence ‐ and Why Not That Much? The case of the U.S. foreign policy a er 1945 Lukasz Wordliczek, Jagiellonian University Embedded NeoMercan lism in Balance of Payments Adjustment Mechanisms David E. Spiro, Columbia University SA19: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Religion and Poli cs in the Middle East I Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Foreign Policy and Vo ng Behavior: The Turkish Case Michele Acuto, University of Oxford Local e orts and global impacts; an European city‐diplomacy ini a ve in the eld of decentraliza on Arnau Gu érrez-Camps, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona. Diputació de Barcelona European ci es as agents of di usion: spreading European values through city‐diplomacy ac ons Teresa La Porte, University of Navarra Rui Alexandre Novais, University of Porto and CECS/University of Minho (Portugal) and University of Liverpool (UK) M. Ersin Kalaycioglu, Sabanci University The Evolving Ruling Bargain in the Middle East Mehran Kamrava, Georgetown University-Qatar Transna onal Muslim Iden ty and American Muslims: Bringing the Individual back into Interna onal Rela ons Ahmet S. Tekelioglu, Boston University U.S. percep ons of Arabs, Muslims and Islam in the context of the Arab Spring: What has changed? Anna K. Viden, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia SA22: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Revisi ng Realism Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Theory William Bain, Na onal University of Singapore Jonathan Levi Cristol, Bard College Realisms and the Middle East, 1816‐2013 Karen Ruth Adams, University of Montana Panel Jawaharlal Nehru University T. V. Paul, McGill University Norrin M. Ripsman, Concordia University The impact of centre‐state rela ons on India’s Sri Lanka policy Rajesh Manohar Basrur India‐Bangladesh: the impact of centre‐state rela ons Bhumitra Chakma, The University of Hull Domes c poli cs and India's Counter‐terrorism Policy: A Study of the proposed Na onal Counter Terrorism Centre Happymon Jacob, Jawaharlal Nehru University Enclave under siege: Local and global pressures on the Indian nuclear complex Karthika Sasikumar, San Jose State University China and India: The Domes c Sources of Rivalry Raju Thadikkaran, School of Interna onal Rela ons and Poli cs, Mahatma Gandhi University Real obstacle or convenient excuse? Policy, poli cs and India‐U.S. rela ons Constan no H. Xavier, SAIS - Johns Hopkins University Beyond boundaries and conven ons? Brief interna onal history of London’s city diplomacy. Small s ll ma ers: successful European Capital bids of a third level Portuguese city Filiz Kahraman, University of Washington Chair Disc. Teresa La Porte, University of Navarra Jian Wang, University of Southern California Chris na Holtz-Bacha, University of Erlangen-Nürnberg Markus Lang, University of Erlangen-Nüremberg Alise E. Coen, Emory and Henry College Deina A. Abdelkader, University of Massachuse s Limits of Rights Claiming: Labor and Kurdish Cases from Turkey before the ECtHR Sponsor(s): Diploma c Studies City Diplomacy in the European Metropolitan Region Nuremberg Compara ve Interdisciplinary Studies SA20: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Domes c Poli cal Mobiliza on, Policy Paralysis and India’s Na onal Security Chair Disc. Realism in the Interna onal Rela ons Discourse of Two Leading Islamist Thinkers: Sheikh Yusuf Qaradawi and Sayyid Mohammad Hussein Fadlallah Sami E. Baroudi, Lebanese American University Chris an Realism revisited. Can it s ll be relevant? Stefano Costalli, Catholic University of the Sacred Heart How Dominant Was (or IS) Realism? An Empirical Update and Assessment Thomas C. Walker, Grand Valley State University Je rey S. Morton, Florida Atlan c University SA23: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Women's Human Rights Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Human Rights Rhoda E. Howard‐Hassmann, Wilfrid Laurier University Rhoda E. Howard‐Hassmann, Wilfrid Laurier University From Ver cal to Horizontal Di usion: Making Sense of the Uneven Distribu on of Human Rights Norms in Domes c Se ngs Nitza Berkovitch, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev Neve Gordon, Ben Gurion University of the Negev Michal Rotem, Ben-Gurion University Gender, Ins tu onal Classi ca on, and Religious Freedom: A Sociological Analysis of the U.S. Department of State's Interna onal Religious Freedom Reports Evelyn L. Bush, Fordham University Muslims and Sex‐Based Inequality: Evidence from Cross‐Na onal Surveys Steven Fish, University of California-Berkeley Globaliza on, Gender and the HIV/AIDS Pandemic SA26: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel Providing Security in Challenging Environments: Evolu ons in Security Management Robert L. Ostergard, University of Nevada, Reno Shawna Sweeney, University of Massachuse s Dartmouth SA24: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM The Di usion of Popular Culture: States and Markets Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Aida Arfan Hozic, University of Florida Aida Arfan Hozic, University of Florida How Concentra on in Distribu on Shapes Crea ve Work in Entertainment Media Susan Christopherson, Cornell University Di usion vs. Diversity: The Poli cs of European Media Policies Harvey Feigenbaum, George Washington University Narra ng the Iraq War: Fu lity and Possibility in Film Di usion Andrew Flibbert, Trinity College Kingdoms of Imagina on: Power and the Transna onal Movement of American Film Peter Katzenstein, Cornell University Stephen C. Nelson, Northwestern University Lucia Antalova Seybert, Georgetown University The Pursuit of Happiness: Cri cal Re ec ons From Theory and Film Cynthia Weber, University of Sussex Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Interna onal Ethics Human Rights Renée de Nevers, Syracuse University Mervyn Frost, King’s College London Private Military Companies in Afghanistan: new models of security and strategic challenges Fernando Luz Brancoli, San Tiago Dantas Program, Unicamp, Unesp, PUC-SP Tomaz Paoliello, San Tiago Dantas Program An Examina on of the Interna onal Development Organiza on Security Eco‐system and Proscrip ons for Professionaliza on Amaury Cooper, INSSA/IRD Uncharted Waters: Private Security Governance in the Mari me Domain Renée de Nevers, Syracuse University A Dynamic Analysis of the Evolu on of Voluntary Regula on in the Private Security Industry Rebecca DeWinter-Schmi , American University The Security in Numbers Database: Exploring Threats and Violence Against Aid Workers and Aid Delivery Larissa Fast, University of Notre Dame SA25: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel 'Whose World Order? Russia/Eurasia, Rising Powers and Changing Understandings of Global Order'. SA27: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel Moments of Globality: The Construc on of Global Space and the Poli cs of Di usion Sponsor(s): Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Bri sh Interna onal Studies Associa on Alexander Cooley, Barnard College John D. Heathershaw, University of Exeter Chair Quest for Great Power Status: Re‐Interpre ng the Cold War as a Status Enhancement Strategy Disc. James R. Bilsland, University of Glasgow 'Democra c Transi ons: Pu n 3.0' Maxine David, University of Surrey The future of ‘poli cal engineering’: the impact of democra c di usion and percep ons of US hegemonic decline in the US‐ Russia rela onship Ruth M. Deyermond, King's College London Russia's Asia‐Paci c policy, Emerging and Rising Powers, and compe ng developmental discourses.' Natasha C. Kuhrt, King's College London Construc ng the post‐Soviet state: the impact of interna onal models of poli cal authoritarianism David G. Lewis, University of Bradford Norm di usion and the principle of humanitarian interven on ‐ the curious case of Russia Aglaya Snetkov, ETH, Zurich Poli cal Demography and Geography Theory Stefano Guzzini, Danish Ins tute for Interna onal Studies & Uppsala University Ole Jacob Sending, Norwegian Ins tute of Interna onal A airs From Sovereigns to Savages: Imagining the Global Legal Order and Colonial Subjec vity Tanja E. Aalberts, VU University, Amsterdam Before the Democra c Peace: The Racial Logic of Fin De Siècle Globality Duncan Bell, Cambridge University Globality and Climate Change Simon Dalby, Balsillie School of Interna onal A airs Enframing Insecurity: Space Technologies, Threat Representa on, and Globality Columba L. Peoples, University of Bristol The Thermonuclear Moment of Globality and the Recon gura on of Military Force Casper Sylvest, University of Southern Denmark Rens van Munster, Danish Ins tute for Interna onal Studies SA28: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Power Di usion in the Asian-Eurasian Space Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Post Communist States Gregory Gleason, George C. Marshall European Center Robert H. Donaldson, University of Tulsa Regional Di usion of Power in South Asia a er the US and NATO Withdrawal from Afghanistan: The Roles of India, China, and Russia Gregory Gleason, George C. Marshall European Center Vidya Nadkarni, University of San Diego Di usion of Economic Power Through Intergra on: the cases of EU and Russia Andrey A. Baykov, Moscow State Ins tute of Interna onal Rela ons, Ministry of Foreign A airs of Russia Molly Wallace, University of New Hampshire The People and the Army are Two Hands: Explaining Military Repression during the Arab Spring Di usion of control in the sphere of prolifera on: cases of Pakistan and Afghanistan Peter White, University of Maryland-College Park Alexey Fenenko, Ins tute of Interna onal Security Studies, Russian Academy of Sciences SA29: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Alliances: The Role of Trust Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Poli cal Change and Tribal Violence in the Arab Spring Panel James Morrow, University of Michigan Aaron Michael Ho man, Purdue University Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Disc. The Level of Trust in US Leadership among its Allies Ajin Choi, Yonsei University Friends Under Fire: Trust and Mistrust in the Fog of War Trust between Allies: Changing U.S.‐South Korea Iden ty Percep ons while Grappling with North Korea Anastassia V. Obydenkova, Pompeu Fabra University of Barcelona Alexander Lanoszka, Princeton University Between Imita on and Asser on: Russia’s “Norma ve Alterna ve” to the Western Universalist Project Alliance Abroga on and the Memory of the Viola on Leah M. Voisin, Louisiana State University Panel Jakob Tolstrup, Aarhus University Ali Tekin, Bilkent University Faruk Yalvaç, Middle East Technical University Merih Angin, The Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies Pinar Bedirhanoglu, Middle East Technical University, Ankara, Turkey The Poli cal Economy of Rela ve Depriva on Rising Powers in a Changing Global Order: Perspec ves on the Poli cal Economy of Turkey in the Post‐Global Crisis Era Ziya Sakir Onis, Koc University Mustafa Kutlay, Koc University, Turkey Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Scien Panel c Study of Interna onal Processes Mark J. Crescenzi, University of N. Carolina at Chapel Hill Renato Corbe a, University of Alabama Birmingham Sovereign Credit, War, and Poli cal Survival Ma hew R. DiGiuseppe, University of Mississippi Patrick E. Shea, Rutgers University Ma hew Fails, Oakland University Byungwon Woo, Oakland University Do Democracy Clauses Ma er? The E ects of Regional Integra on Associa ons on the Onsets of Coups d’état Gaspare M. Genna, University of Texas at El Paso Taeko Hiroi, University of Texas at El Paso Losing Turkey The unintended e ects of democracy aid on state fragility I r Ozer, Hace epe University Hilton Root, George Mason University Panel Peace Studies Hayat Alvi, U.S. Naval War College Oded Haklai, Queen's University The Military in Egypt: Peacemaker with Expira on Date? Ahmed Khalifa, Bonn Interna onal Center for Conversion (BICC) Witold Mucha, University Duisburg-Essen The appeal of violent and non‐violent tac cs: Egypt and Indonesia in Compara ve Perspec ve Emy Matesan, Syracuse University SA33: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM E ects of the Interna onal Community on Regime Change Authoritarian Varie es and IMF Program Par cipa on Neslihan Kaptanoglu, American University Omer Taspinar, Na onal War College Chair Disc. Hans-Joachim Spanger, Peace Research Ins tute Frankfurt Evgeniya Bakalova, Peace Research Ins tute Frankfurt Why Russia Supports Authoritarianism Interna onal Poli cal Economy Turkey’s Experience in Priva za on: The Block Sales of Large‐ Scale State‐Economic Enterprises in the 2000s Sponsor(s): Ginta T. Palubinskas, George Mason University Dmitry Katsy, Saint Petersburg State University Rachel Epstein, University of Denver Compe ng Spheres of Interna onal Di usion: the role of the EU in the Regional Democra za on in Russia Leif-Eric Easley, Ewha University SA31: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Violence in the 'Arab Spring' The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Esther Ademmer, Yale University Protec on States Trust?: Intra‐Alliance Dynamics and the Correlates of Nuclear Behavior Chair Disc. Panel Not the Only Game in Town? The Di usion of EU rules to the Eastern Neighborhood Andrew Cockrell, University of Washington Sponsor(s): Alexander De Juan, German Ins tute of Global and Area Studies (GIGA) SA32: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Compe ng Spheres of Di usion? Russia and the EU Interna onal Security Studies SA30: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Turkey's Rise in the Global Economy Do Arms Protect Unarmed Ac vists? The Free Syrian Army and the Syrian Opposi on Movement Sebas an Ziaja, University of Essex & German Development Ins tute / Deutsches Ins tut fuer Entwicklungspoli k (DIE) Autocra c Regime Failure and the Global Democra c Community Mark J. Crescenzi, University of N. Carolina at Chapel Hill Kelly M. Kadera, University of Iowa Lindsay Reid, University of N. Carolina at Chapel Hill SA34: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Making Militaries Modern: The Role of Civilians Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Janicke Stramer, The University of Nevada, Reno Jonathan E. Czarnecki, Naval War College Monterey Understanding the Poli cal Demand for Military Moderniza on: Three Explanatory Models of Rising Powers Behavior A. T. Alden, The Johns Hopkins University Military Observers and the Spread of Mar al Ideas Ryan Grauer, University of Pi sburgh The In uence of the Public on the Interna onal Di usion of Military Avia on 1907‐1914 Adam Jungdahl, George Washington University Soldiers/ Scholars: Na onal Defence Universi es and the Europeaniza on of Military Culture Tamir Libel, University College Dublin The Evolu on of a Norm of Civilian Supremacy in Burundian Civil‐ Military Rela ons Elizabeth A. McClintock, Tu s University Conscrip on and Military Doctrine: A study on the rela onship between conscrip on and the choice of o ensive‐defensive military doctrine Janicke Stramer, The University of Nevada, Reno SA35: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel Model Europe? The European Union, Con ict Transforma on and the Di usion of Regionalism Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) E ore Greco, Is tuto A ari Internazionali Richard Whitman, University of Kent Construc ng a region: the European Union and Central Asia Filippo Costa Buranelli, King's College London Katarzyna Kaczmarska, University of Aberystwyth Promo ng Regionalism in the Name of Con ict Transforma on: Towards a Framework of Assessment Thomas Diez, University of Tuebingen Nathalie Tocci, Is tuto A ari Internazionali Eva Scherwitz, University of Tuebingen Goodbye Europe: Is Africa forging its own way to regional governance? Lorenzo Fioramon , University of Pretoria (South Africa) Full commitment or indi erence? The European Union as a ‘promoter’ of regional integra on in East Asia Moosung Lee, Myongji University Adjus ng to changing poli cal and economic dynamics: The European Union and its e orts to promote regional integra on in the Americas Kai E. Lehmann, Universidade de Sao Paulo (USP) SA36: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel Universi es And Interna onal Elites I: A Global History of the Di usion of Ideas and Knowledge Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Isaac A. Kamola, Johns Hopkins University Rasmus G. Bertelsen, Aalborg University Transna onal Cultural Capital, Educa onal Reproduc on, and Privileged Posi ons Mar n Munk, Aalborg University Copenhagen Panu Poutvaara, IFO-University of Munich Me e Foged, University of Copenhagen Global University Rankings, Poli cs and Re exivity of Ins tu onal Autonomy and Accountability Tero Erkkilä, University of Helsinki Ossi J. Piironen, University of Helsinki Why comply? The di usion of EU human resource policy in Norway Meng Hsuan Chou, University of Oslo The World Bank and the Poli cal Economy of Higher Educa on Isaac A. Kamola, Johns Hopkins University Does Academic Freedom Globalize? The Di usion of the American Model of Educa on, the Academy, and Academic Freedom Neema Noori, University of West Georgia Pia Anderson, American University of Sharjah Susanna Sierra, University of West Georgia SA37: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Interna onal Interven on and Local Ownership: Bridging the Theory-Praxis Divide Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Peace Studies Necla Tschirgi, Joan B. Kroc School of Peace Studies, University of San Diego Erin L. McCandless, New School University Ver cal Integra on in UN Peacebuilding: A Case Study of Sierra Leone Timothy Donais, Wilfrid Laurier University Michael Lawrence, Centre for Interna onal Governance Innova on The Unful lled Poten al of the Light Footprint Approach for Peace Missions Nicolas Lemay-Hebert, University of Birmingham Interna onal Aid Meets Local Power: Exploring Local Ownership in The Context of Extreme Poverty in A Rural Community in Hai Nancy McGehee, Virginia Polytechnic Ins tute and State University Max O. Stephenson, Virginia Polytechnic Ins tute and State University Laura Zano , Virginia Polytechnic Ins tute and State University Whose Peace? Local Ownership and UN Peacebuilding Sarah von Billerbeck, University of Oxford Locally Owned SSR in Rwanda: A Quest for Legi macy Nina Wilen, Royal Military Academy SA38: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Strategic Stability in an Era of Interna onal Di usion Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Roundtable Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Ria Laenen, KU Leuven Interna onal Security Studies Je rey A. Larsen, University of Denver James J. Wirtz, Naval Postgraduate School Schuyler Foerster, USAF Academy Keir A. Lieber, Georgetown University Paul Bernstein, Na onal Defense University Andrew G. Walsh, Science Applica ons Interna onal Corpora on David Hamon, Analy c Services Inc. SA39: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Drawing the Line: The Causes of Territorial Disputes Panel Interna onal Security Studies Krista E. Wiegand, Georgia Southern University Krista E. Wiegand, Georgia Southern University Interna onal Order in the Oceans James Baker, University of Bri sh Columbia The Power Of Territory: Are some Territories simply nonnego able? Ronit Berger, Syracuse University Boundaries without Lines: The Spa al Founda ons of Territorial Indivisibility Jordan Branch, Brown University Won’t You Be My Neighbor?: Militarized Disputes, Territoriality, and Regime Type Katrina Browne, Cornell University Causes of Territorial Disputes: Evidence from a Survey Experiment in Japan Seiki Tanaka, Syracuse University SA40: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel Rethinking Ci zens Abroad: Diasporas and Transna onalism Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Ethnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on Studies Bre S. Heindl, State University of New York at Oneonta Bre S. Heindl, State University of New York at Oneonta Di usion of Diaspora Engagement Policies: From a Mexican to a La n American Agenda Alexandra Delano, The New School Turkey’s Transna onal Interven ons: Reaching Out to “Turks abroad” Asli Ilgit, Gustavus Adolphus College Pakistanis in the United States: Diaspora Mobiliza on A er 9/11 Kavita Khory, Mount Holyoke College Diaspora Bonds: Pipe Dream or Panacea Clarisa Perez-Armendariz, Bates College Diaspora Vo ng Rights in the Context of Global Economic Crisis Robert Urbatsch, Iowa State University Anca Turcu, University of Central Florida SA41: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel The Eurasian Union Proposal as a Game-Changer? Na onal Iden ty and Foreign Policy in Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan in Perspec ve Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Foreign Policy Analysis Alena Vysotskaya Guedes Vieira, NICPRI/University of Minho Kataryna Wolczuk, University of Birmingham, UK Turkey and the EU: Europeaniza on Gone Awry? Gamze Avci, Utrecht University The Eurasian Union Project: Russia’s Ambi ous and Ambiguous Foreign Policy Project Eurasian Union Founda on: Issues of Global Regionaliza on Maria Lagu na , St.-Petersburg State University, School of Interna onal Rela ons Eurasian Union Viewed From Belarus and the Perspec ves of the Belarusian Na on‐Building Alena Vysotskaya Guedes Vieira, NICPRI/University of Minho SA42: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel The US Strategic Shi : A New Beginning for European Defence? Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Interna onal Security Studies John R. Deni, Strategic Studies Ins tute Thomas G. Mahnken, U.S. Naval War College The American Pivot, "ESDI Plus" and European Strategic Autonomy Sven Biscop, Egmont - Royal Ins tute for Interna onal Rela ons The Strategic Logic of European Crisis Response Opera ons Reconsidered Alexander T. J. Ma elaer, Ins tute for European Studies, Vrije Universiteit Brussel European Geopoli cs a er the Pivot Luis Simon, Ins tute for European Studies, Vrije Universiteit Brussel CSDP, NATO and EU‐NATO Rela ons in Light of the US Strategic Shi Towards Asia Simon J. Smith, Loughborough University SA43: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Energy Con icts: The Fight for Resources Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Security Studies Randall E. Newnham, Pennsylvania State University Randall E. Newnham, Pennsylvania State University Grand Strategy, Resources, and the Future of US‐Chinese Compe on Eric Hamilton, University of Southern California Unconven onal Gas: The Geopoli cal Implica ons Richard Leaver, Flinders University Oil in Interstate Con ict: One More Thing to Fight About Emily Meierding, Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies, Geneva Renewable energy as a small state’s niche strategy to guarantee energy security? the examples of the Gulf countries Jean-Marc Rickli, Khalifa University Oil and Gas in the Eastern Mediterranean: Implica ons for the Arab‐Israeli Con ict James Stocker, Trinity Washington University SA44: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel Food Security: Na onal, Regional, and Interna onal Challenges Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Interna onal Security Studies Shelley L. Hurt, California Polytechnic State University Shelley L. Hurt, California Polytechnic State University Securi za on and Regional Organiza ons: Comparing the European Union (EU) and the Associa on for South‐East Asian Na ons (ASEAN) in Counter‐Terrorism and Food Security Monika Barthwal-Da a, University of New South Wales Chris an Kaunert, University of Dundee, Scotland Contes ng global governance: Food Security, Food Sovereignty and the performance of Via Campesina in the interna onal rela ons Adriane Sousa Camargo, University of São Paulo Kristo er Lidén, Peace Research Ins tute Oslo Elida Undrum, Peace Research Ins tute in Oslo Isaac M. Castellano, University of Kentucky Rebecca Som Castellano, Ohio State University Co‐opted and Margininalized: When peace‐orientated civil society is casted outside the peacebuilding discourse Food and Stability: Challenging Assump ons and Exploring Connec ons Birte Vogel, University of Manchester John Jackson Ewing, S. Rajaratnam School of Interna onal Studies Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. SA48: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM War, Medicine, Security Panel Interna onal Security Studies Saira Khan, University of Amsterdam Sanjoy Banerjee, San Francisco State University Explaining China and India's small nuclear arsenals Nicola Ann Horsburgh, University of Oxford Kate Sullivan, University of Oxford China‐Pakistan Rela ons behind India Michimi Muranushi, Gakushuin University India‐US 123 nuclear accord and the NPT debate Syeda Quratulain Waqar, University of Surrey , School of Poli cs Comparing China's and India's Military Moderniza on: Re‐ evalua ng the Distribu on of Power Jake Wilson, University of Cincinna SA46: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel Interroga ng Neoliberalism, Capitalism and its Alterna ves: The Poli cs of Exclusions and Violent Di usions Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Global Development Nicola Short, York University Leo Panitch, York University, Canada Crises, Commons and Social movements: Problema sing the di usion of alterna ves Massimo De Angelis, University of East London Pa erns of Determina on: Neoliberal Di usion in Global Capitalism Leo Panitch, York University, Canada The Uneven Impacts of the Crisis of Global Capitalism William I. Robinson, University of California Santa Barbara Deb are and the Rebordering of Financial Enclosures: Emerging Vectors of Neoliberaliza on Susanne M. Soederberg, Queen's University, Canada Democracy and Capitalism A er the Financial Crisis Mar jn Konings, University of Sydney SA47: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel The Role of Governance in the Resolu on of Socioeconomic and Poli cal Con ict in South Asia and Europe Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Global Development Peace Studies Birte Vogel, University of Manchester Sandra Pogodda, University of Manchester India’s Peacebuilding Between Rights and Needs: transforma on of local con ict spheres in Bihar, Northeast India, and Jammu and Kashmir? Sandra Pogodda, University of Manchester Sagar Rijal, Old Dominion University Socio‐cultural sensi vity in con ict governance: a post‐colonial re‐ assessment Food Security Meets State Security: How has Food Security Shaped Na onal Security? SA45: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM India and China: Their Behavior and Rela onship Local Policy Ownership and the Fate of Reforms: Comparison of Cases from Nepal and Sri Lanka Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Poli cal Sociology Andrew Neal, University of Edinburgh Adam Kamradt‐Sco , University of Sydney So Power, Hard Power, Smart Power? Medical Interven ons for Strategic Ends Simon H. Rushton, University of She eld Colin J. McInnes, Aberystwyth University War and the Allegory of Medical Interven on: Making Sense of Metaphors Colleen Bell, Trent University Health as a Poli cal Risk Factor? Sara Davies, Gri th University Pharmaceu cals and Security: The Stockpiling of Tami u as a Medical Countermeasure, 2004‐2006 Stefan H. Elbe, University of Sussex Neurowar: Counterinsurgency, Mild Trauma c Brain Injuries and the Role of Neurology in Contemporary Warfare Alison Howell, Rutgers University, Newark Security and Tranquility: How Health Ini a ves Can Play a Role in Poli cal Reconcilia on João Nunes, University of Warwick SA49: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Community or Compe on? Re-Assessing Mul lateralism/Regionalism in East Asia Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Disc. Panel Interna onal Organiza on Hiro Katsumata, Kanazawa University Yong Wook Lee, Korea University See Seng Tan, S. Rajaratnam School of Interna onal Studies Regional Architecture in Asia: Unpacking the No on of ASEAN Centrality Mely C. Anthony, Nanyang Technological University Community Building or Ins tu onal Balancing? Kai He, Utah State University Humanitarian Security in Southeast Asia: How Serious is ASEAN? Hiro Katsumata, Kanazawa University Dancing with the Wolf: China's Response to the U.S. Role in Asian Regionalism Shanshan Mei, American University Small States in the ASEAN Regional Forum: Caught Between a Hedge and an Ins tu on Maria Ortuoste, California State University East Bay Mari me Compe on and Strategic Balancing in East Asia Min Shu, Waseda University SA50: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Innova ng Foreign Policy Analysis Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Foreign Policy Analysis Jarrod Hayes, Georgia Ins tute of Technology Laura Neack, Miami University Katharina Holzinger, University of Konstanz Thomas G. Sommerer, Stockholm University Gunnar Fermann, Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) Conceptualizing the Explanandum: Foreign Policy Project as a New Category Marcin Kaczmarski, University of Warsaw Sequen al, Mul level Research in Security Studies: The Promise of Combining Discourse Analysis and Survey Methods Orienta on Field Theory for Foreign Policy Analysis SA53: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM China's Outbound Foreign Direct Investment Sponsor(s): Panel Feminist Theory and Gender Studies Foreign Policy Analysis Elizabeth A. Smythe, Concordia University College of Alberta Jane L. Parpart, University of Massachuse s Boston and Dalhousie University Soldiers, Gender, and the Instrumentaliza on of Canadian Foreign Policy Krystel Carrier, Royal Military College Through the Looking Glass: Canada, Iden ty, and the Postmodern War of 1812 “I Was Never Trained That Way”: Re ec ons on Canadian Foreign Policy, Methodology and the Highway of Tears Heather A. Smith, University of Northern Bri sh Columbia Interna onal in the Everyday: Canadian Foreign Policy, Security and the Highway of Tears Rebecca Tallman, University of Northern Bri sh Columbia The Erasure of “Gender” in Canadian Foreign Policy and Why it Ma ers Rebecca Tiessen, Royal Military College of Canada SA52: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel EU Policies in a Global Perspec ve: Shaping or Taking Interna onal Regimes? Chair Disc. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Robert Falkner, London School of Economics and Poli cal Science Sandra Lavenex, University of Lucerne Expor ng the EU Financial Regula ons into Global Policy Regimes Zdenek Kudrna, University of Vienna The Rise and Decline of European Trade Policy Power: from Regime Shaper to Regime Taker Dirk De Bièvre, Universiteit Antwerpen Interna onal Poli cal Economy Jean‐Marc F. Blanchard, Shanghai Jiaotong University Gonzalo Sebas an Paz, American University What Money Cannot Buy? The Dynamics between Geopoli cal Tensions and Business Interests of Foreign Direct Investment Yi-Hung (Eric) Chiou, Taiwan Ins tute of Economic Research Tensions: Chinese Outward Direct Investment into the United States – An Interdisciplinary Socio‐Cultural Inves ga on David S. Gu ormsen, University of Warwick The Poli cal Economy of Chinese FDI in La n America: Evidence from the Manufacturing Sector John P. Tuman, University of Nevada, Las Vegas SA54: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel Alterna ve Di usion: Idea onal/Ins tu onal Flows In the Global South Sponsor(s): Chair Claire Turenne Sjolander, University of O awa Sponsor(s): Panel Jean-Marc F. Blanchard, Shanghai Jiaotong University Elisabeth A. Vallet, University of Quebec in Montreal (UQAM) Disc. Chris lla Roederer-Rynning, University of Southern Denmark China's Sovereign Wealth Fund: Much Ado about Nothing Tony Rivera, University of Delaware Conspiracy Theories: Case Studies in Foreign Policy Decision‐ Making Chair Defensive Policy Import: the European Agricultural Regime in an Era of Global Governance Chair Disc. Shivaji Kumar, Ohio State University Sponsor(s): Gerda Falkner, EIF - University of Vienna Patrick Müller, Ins tute for European Integra on Research - Vienna Expor ng EU Environmental Policy: The Cases of Car Emission Standards and Climate Policy Foreign Policy Analysis as Integra ng Mechanism in Poli cal Science SA51: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Gender, Security and Canadian Foreign Policy The EU as a Global Policy Exporter? Conceptual Issues Disc. Global Development Global South Caucus Jacqueline Braveboy‐Wagner, City University of New York Lisa Ann Richey, Roskilde University Islamic Tradi ons in the Global South: Contribu on to the Interna onal Human Rights Regime Zakia Afrin, Golden Gate University What Ever Happened to Dependency/Post‐Dependency? A Review and Update Michael H. Allen, Bryn Mawr College Global South Ins tu onalism: Bandung to B[R]ICS Jacqueline Braveboy-Wagner, City University of New York Prac cal Cosmopolitanism versus Discriminatory Globaliza on: Tourism as Cross‐Border Learning Alan Chong, Na onal University Singapore Interna onal Gender Norms: Nego ated Solu ons in the Global South (Rwanda) Rirhandu Mageza-Barthel, Goethe University Frankfurt Postcolonial Ideas and Caucusus/Central Asian States Jason E. Strakes, Ilia State University SA55: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Local Histories and Resistances to Global Designs Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Global Development Nevzat Soguk, RMIT University Rolando Vazquez Melken, Roosevelt Academy / Utrecht University Poems without Heroes, Poli cs without Agents Andrew Bush, Vassar College The Wound that Does Not Bargain SA58: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel The End of the Fossil Fuel Era: Di usion and Movements Toward Leaving It Underground Khadija El Alaoui On the Propriety of Address: Re ec ons on the Advent of Sovereignty in East Asian Modernity Sponsor(s): Hitomi Koyama, Johns Hopkins University Chair Disc. Desiring the Dances: Aesthe c in Violence Zone Diyah Larasa , University of Minnesota Missionary Organisa ons and Humanitarianism at the Margins Andrea Paras, University of Guelph James Goodman, University of Technology Sydney SA56: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel Studying the Future in IR I – Situa ng ‘the Future’ in IR Theory Disc. Interna onal Poli cal Sociology A new Colossus or the roads most travelled? Temporal, narra ve, and poli cal aspects of theorising the future Possible futures, the telos of world history, and IR theory Jörn Richert, Bundeswehr Planning O ce, Future Analysis Sec on SA59: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel The Poli cal Economy of Norm Convervgence, Divergence, and Contesta on in Global Finance Sponsor(s): Panel Interna onal Poli cal Sociology Simon Glezos, University of Victoria Brian Greenhill, Dartmouth College Universalisa on of Human Rights in the Right to Be Poli cal in Mo on Mark F. N. Franke, Huron University College Of Fortuna and Facebook: Informa on Technologies and Social Movements in Global Poli cs Simon Glezos, University of Victoria The New Normal: A Cri que of Construc vist Accounts of Norms, Poli cs, and Freedom Jennifer Lobasz, University of Delaware Bre W. Remkus, University of Delaware Poli cal Economy of the Interna onal Di usion of Indigenous Human Rights Philip Joseph Meeks, Creighton University Jan Knippers Black The an que cri que of empire and contemporary theorizing of liberal orders Gergely Romsics, Hungarian Ins tute of Interna onal A airs Global Distribu on of Transna onal Human Rights NGOs: The E ects of Domes c Resources and Ins tu ons Min Zhou, University of Victoria Pamela Mar n, Coastal Carolina University Thomas Princen, University of Michigan Heikki Patomaki, University of Helsinki The ‘orthodox future lock‐in’ in IR – Saving the future from the discipline’s past Chair Disc. Leaving it in the Amazon: The Yasuni ITT Ini a ve as a Plan toward Global Environmental Governance in a Post Petroleum World he Poli cs of Urgent Transi on: Imagining the End of the Fossil Fuel Era and the Beginning of a Localized, Sustainable World Andrew R. Hom, Aberystwyth University Sponsor(s): Leaving it Deep in the Ground: Movements to Ban Hydrofracking for Natural Gas in New York State in the Context of a Globally Emerging Sen ment for Ending the Fossil Fuel Era Jack Manno, State University of New York Jörn Richert, Bundeswehr Planning O ce, Future Analysis Sec on Claudia E. Aradau, King's College London SA57: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Theorizing Liberal Orders Water or Gold?: Will El Salvador be the World’s First Na on to Ban Gold Mining? The Coal Rush and Beyond: a Compara ve Study of Coal Addic on and Climate Change Ismail Yaylaci, University of MInnesota, Twin Ci es Chair Pamela Mar n, Coastal Carolina University Thomas Princen, University of Michigan Robin Broad, American University Performa ve Socializa on in World Poli cs: Islamism and Democracy in Egypt and Turkey Sponsor(s): Environmental Studies Chair Disc. Bri sh Interna onal Studies Associa on Randall D. Germain, Carleton University Kathryn C. Lavelle, Case Western Reserve University Crisis Management and the Di usion of Fiscal Austerity in the Eurozone Andre Broome, University of Warwick Change that Ma ers: A Typology of Incremental and Paradigma c Idea onal Change in Finance Mar n B. Carstensen, Copenhagen Business School Comparing Di usion Mechanisms in the Convergence of European Banking Supervision Samuel McPhilemy, University of Birmingham The Poli cal Economy of the Materializa on of Norms in Global Finance Tony Porter, McMaster University Islamic Finance and the Mainstream: Norm Convergence, Divergence or Contesta on? Lena Rethel, University of Warwick The New Contested Poli cs of Global Finance: Interest Group Responses to the Shi ing Regulatory Landscape Kevin Young, UMass Amherst SA60: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel Strategy in the Second Nuclear Age: Power, Ambi on, and the Ul mate Weapon Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Interna onal Security Studies James R. Holmes, Naval War College Toshi Yoshihara, Naval War College Ac ng alone to act together? The Australia‐US alliance and the case of North Korea. Danielle Louise Chubb, Deakin University Regional Implica ons of Low Nuclear Numbers James Clay Moltz, Naval Postgraduate School “Wai ng for the Other Shoe to Drop”: Strategies of Coping with Prolifera on by Regime Type Frank "Sco " C Douglas, U.S. Naval War College SA63: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Revisi ng Ethnona onal Con icts in the Global South Sponsor(s): Fear, Honor, and Interest in Nuclear Iran Chair Disc. James R. Holmes, Naval War College Panel Ethnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on Studies Nikolaos Biziouras, United States Naval Academy Nikolaos Biziouras, United States Naval Academy SA61: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel Expendable Workers, Precarious Lives: Labor and Migra on in Contemporary Global Development To Spoil or Not to Spoil: Comparing South Sudan's 1997 and 2005 Peace Agreements Sponsor(s): Ethnic Con ict Onset Reconsidered: Evidence from Nascent Rebellions in Uganda Chair Disc. Global Development Poli cal Demography and Geography Ma Davies, Newcastle University Dan Bous eld, University of Western Ontario Keisha S. Haywood, Ramapo College of New Jersey Janet Lewis, Harvard University Afghanistan: a decade of con ict and migra on Digging for Survival or Jus ce? The Case of ‘Galamsey’ Workers in Aboso, Western Ghana. Nathan Andrews, University of Alberta Neoliberalism, populism, and the gendered devalua on of care‐ work: Nurses in Nicaragua Lisa Kowalchuk, University of Guelph Labour Migra on Policy and the New Cons tu onal Moments of Primi ve Accumula on Hironori Onuki, York University 21st Century Workhouses: Contemporary immigra on reform and neoliberal development strategies in the United States of America Samid Suliman, University of Queensland Assunta M. Nicolini, City University London Armed con ict and agricultural produc on: evidence from Colombia in the 2000s Luis Sanchez, Universidad de los Andes Gonzalo A. Vargas, Universidad de los Andes Explaining Transna onal Alliances: Governments, Rebel Groups, and Power Poli cs in the Congo Wars Henning Tamm, University of Oxford & Yale University Land and Rebellion in La n America Chi-Hung Wei, University of Florida SA64: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel Global Finance, Intangible Goods, and the Di usion of Governance Sponsor(s): SA62: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Climate, Weather, and Con ict, I Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Environmental Studies Scien c Study of Interna onal Processes Jurgen Sche ran, University of Hamburg Idean Salehyan, University of North Texas Climate and con ict Halvard Buhaug, Peace Research Ins tute Oslo (PRIO) Nils Pe er Gleditsch, Peace Research Ins tute Oslo (PRIO) Gerdis Wischnath, Peace Research Ins tute Oslo (PRIO) Armed con icts and the management of natural disasters: toward a greater understanding of the linkages Colin Walch, Uppsala University Climate variability, and poli cal instability in sub‐Saharan Africa John O'Loughlin Andrew M. Linke, University of Colorado at Boulder Frank Witmer, Department of Geography, University of Colorado Boulder Regional geographic factors mediate the climate‐war rela onship in Europe Harry F. Lee, Department of Geography and Interna onal Centre for China Development Study, University of Hong Kon David Dian Zhang, Department of GEography, University of Hong kong Peter K. Brecke, Georgia Ins tute of Technology Climate, con ict, and social stability: what do the data say? Marshall Burke, College of Natural Resources, University of California, Berkeley Solomon Hsiang, Woodrow Wilson School of Public & Interna onal A airs, Princeton University Chair Disc. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Louis W. Pauly, University of Toronto Susan K. Sell, George Washington University Delega on and di usion of poli cal authority: states, credit ra ng agencies and global nancial governance Andreas Kruck, University of Munich (LMU) Globaliza on and the Regula on of Club Goods Philip George Cerny, York, UK The Poli cal Economy of Accoun ng for Intangibles Sylvia Max eld, Simmons College Good will accoun ng and the rise of the American economy in the 20th Century Ronen Peter Palan, City University London Members Only: How Decline of Bank Partnerships Proliferated Club Goods Structures in Finance Travis Selmier II, Indiana University SA65: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Con ict, Jus ce, and the State Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Compara ve Interdisciplinary Studies Ethnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on Studies Pascal Vennesson, S. Rajaratnam School of Interna onal Studies, Nanyang Technological University Steve On, Na onal Sun Yat‐sen University Collec ve Iden ty in Con ict Resolu ons Yasar Sari, Manas University Berlin’s Poli cal Realism Shen Adam, Na onal Sun Yat-Sen University/Ph. D. Candidate Iden ty development in mes of na onal transi ons and upheavals Chi-Ching Chen, Na onal Sun Yat-sen University A Model for Emerging from Stateless Environment Steve On, Na onal Sun Yat-sen University SA66: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Complex/Collec ve Responsibility Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Expecta ons on law and poli cs: the promo on of social rights Nina Reiners, University of Potsdam SA69: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel The Di usion of China's Power into La n America - Opportuni es, and Managing Vulnerabili es Interna onal Ethics Interna onal Law Toni Erskine, Aberystwyth University Daniel Warner, Geneva Centre for the Democra c Control of Armed Forces Sponsor(s): Personal Responsibility in Interna onal Criminal Law Carlos Augusto Canêdo, UFMG Roberta Cerqueira Reis, PUC-Minas Chair Disc. "Coali ons of the Willing” and Responsibili es to Protect: Informal Organiza ons, Enhanced Capaci es and Shared Moral Burdens Toni Erskine, Aberystwyth University Joseph D. Hoover, Department of Interna onal Poli cs, City University London The Responsibility Paradox: Causa on and Blame in Global Poli cs Paul C. Kirby, University of Sussex Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Disc. Panel "China and Regional Media on in La n America: The Role of the Inter‐American Development Bank in Ensuring Opportuni es and Managing Risks" Emerging Mul lateralism Between China and La n America ‐ Pa erns of Interna onal Power Danielly Ramos-Becard, Ins tute of Interna onal Rela ons, University of Brasilia Brazil’s grand strategy and the place of China Alcides Vaz, University of Brasilia China's Pursuit of So Power in La n America Hongying Wang, University of Waterloo Interna onal Law China: NAFTA's Fourth Partner Judith L. Goldstein, Stanford University Anne Holthoefer, University of Chicago Judith L. Goldstein, Stanford University Carol Wise, University of Southern California SA70: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel The Holy See in World Poli cs: Religious and Poli cal Di usion in Papal Diplomacy Global Cons tu onalism, Unbound from the State Antje Wiener, University of Hamburg Interna onal Organiza ons between Global Cons tu onalism and Sponsor(s): Global Excep onalism: The Case of the UN Security Council Chris an Kreuder-Sonnen, Social Science Research Center (WZB) Berlin Bernhard Zangl, Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich Cons tu onalizing World Poli cs through Mul lateral Trea es Karolina M. Milewicz, University of Oxford Law, Legaliza on and Poli cs: An Agenda for the Next Genera on of IR‐IL Scholars What is Global Cons tu onalism? Chair Disc. Panel The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Nina Reiners, University of Potsdam Luc Fransen, Leiden University Uneven recep veness for di usion e ects? Social policy di usion within the enlarged European Union Detlef Jahn, University of Greifswald Ka Kui o, Univesity of Greifswald, Department of Poli cal Science Sebas an Stephan, Universitat Greifswald Di using social standards? The EU‐WTO rela onship Stella Ladi, Queen Mary, University of London Dimitris Tsarouhas, Bilkent University The In uence of Government Structure on Compliance with the European Union An ‐Discrimina on Direc ves Vanja Petricevic, Georgia State University Sco M. Thomas, University of Bath Andrew J. Hurrell, University of Oxford The Pope’s Performance: Stability and Change in the Holy See’s Prac ce of IR. Mariano Barbato, Babes-Bolyai-University Cluj-Napoca, University of Passau The Roman Catholic Church and the European Union The legi macy of the Holy See in Interna onal Rela ons Axel Wodrich, LMU Munich Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Petr Kratochvil Tomas Dolezal, University of Economics in Prague Duncan Snidal, University of Oxford SA68: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM The Di usion of Social Policy Cris na Y. A. Inoue, University of Brasilia Kathryn Hochstetler, University of Waterloo Gregory T. Chin, York University, Centre for Interna onal Governance Innova on Taking Responsibility: Power, Agency and Blame SA67: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Global Cons tu onalism: At the Crossroad of Interna onal Rela ons and Interna onal Law The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Ana Claudia Por lho, Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais From tradi on to diplomacy: The Holy See and Catholic Social Doctrine A. Alexander Stummvoll, De Paul University Religious Remnants of War? The Role of Religious Disputes in the Global Decline of Armed Con icts Isak Svensson, Uppsala University All the Pope’s men: the diploma c service of the Holy See Jodok Troy, University of Innsbruck SA71: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Interconnectedness, Di usion and Transna onal Poli cal Communica on Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Communica on Melissa Aronczyk, Carleton University Emily T. Metzgar, Indiana University Shared Meaning or Separate Messages? Evalua ng Mediated Communica on as a Globalizing Forces Abby Jones, George Washington University Language – an Obstacle to the Di usion of Ideas across Countries and Cultures? Cathleen Kantner, University of Stu gart Developing Individual Interna onality in an Era of Interna onal Regimes: The Poli cal Challenges of Di using Cri cally Needed Educa on/Training to Develop Global/Intercultural Competence Kyoung-Ah Nam, American University Gerald Fry, University of Minnesota Alex Hughes Sco , American University, School of Interna onal Services Luke R. Barnesmoore, San Francisco State University Are We Talking with or past One Another? Transna onal Di usion in Poli cal Communica on Rebekah K. Tromble, Leiden University Nobody listens? The European Public Sphere and the new European External Ac on Service Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Poli cal Economy Carolyn Basse , University of New Brunswick The regional integra on as a mechanism to provide public goods: an analysis of South America and Subsaharan Africa Taiane L. C. Campos, Pon cia Universidade Catolica de Minas Gerais Luciana Las Casas Oliveira, Pon cal Catholic University of Minas Gerais Strong Co ee in a Small State: The Rwandan Co ee Sector a er the Liberaliza on of Prices Michele L. Crumley, ETSU Ghana and Technology: How the Digital Divides the Family and Facilitates Low‐Wage Work Marcus Watson, University of Wyoming Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Poli cal Economy Clarissa Dri, Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina Chad Rector, Marymount University First try at monetary union David M. Andrews, Scripps College Democracy And Integra on In South America: Waves Of Di usion Marcos Guedes de Oliveira So similar and so di erent: Financial integra on in Argen na, Brazil and Mexico Maria Antonieta D. T. Lins, Ins tute of Interna onal Rela ons - USP Paradiplomacy and the Di usion of Regional Integra on: An Analysis of the Mercocidades Network Armando Gallo Yahn Filho, Federal University of Uberlandia How Do We Hang Out? Regional Powers and Financial Coopera on In Tae Yoo, University of South Carolina Evgeny E Anikin, University of South Caroliona Mariya Y. Omelicheva, University of Kansas Dilshod Achilov, East Tennessee State University Shuhrat Baratov, The Australian Na onal University Victoria Clement, Naval Postgraduate School Na on‐building and Islam in post‐Soviet Tajikistan Kirill Nourzhanov, Australian Na onal University Exclusivist iden es in Central Asia: Implica ons for Regional Coopera on and Stability SB01: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Roundtable Interna onalism in Contemporary Canadian Foreign Policy Sponsor(s): Disc. Part. Incorpora on, empowerment or more exploita on? The signi cance of Africa’s recent global economic experiences Sponsor(s): American Associa on for the Advancement of Slavik Studies Turkmen Na onalism under Niyazov Chair Thomas Kwasi Tieku, University of Toronto Guy Grossman, University of Pennsylvania SA73: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Regional Integra on Chair Disc. Galym Zhussipbek, Suleyman Demirel University Elisabeth Wisniewski, University Stu gart Sponsor(s): Sponsor(s): De ning Na onal Hero in the Na onal Iden ty Discourse in post‐ Soviet Tajikistan Framing Di usion through Social Media SA72: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Poli cal Economy Of Sub-Saharan Africa SA74: Saturday 8:15 AM - 10:00 AM Panel Is Past Prologue? Interpreta ons of Memory and Iden ty in Central Asia Part. Part. Part. Part. Diploma c Studies Foreign Policy Analysis Heather A. Smith, University of Northern Bri sh Columbia Claire Turenne Sjolander, University of O awa Stephane Roussel, Ecole na onale d'Administra on publique Veronica M. Kitchen, University of Waterloo Krystel Carrier, Royal Military College Rebecca Tiessen, Royal Military College of Canada Renaud Clément, University of O awa SB02: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Ques ons/Issues in Feminist Research and Teaching Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Feminist Theory and Gender Studies Interna onal Educa on Sonalini Sapra, Saint Mary's College Jacqui True, Monash University Intersec onality in Theory and Prac ce: From Conceptual Issues to Prac cal Examples in Poli cal Science and Interna onal Studies Classroom Dovile Budryte, Georgia Gwinne College Boys Like Guns and Girls Care About People: Gender stereotypes versus individual interest in interna onal rela ons sub elds Renee L. Buhr, University of St. Thomas Gender Inequality Index (GII) Analysis and Gender Mainstreaming Measure Yukiko Kuramoto, Rikkyo University Doing Emo onal Labor: Making the Feminist IR Classroom Safe for Trauma Survivors Ellie Chris ne Schemenauer, University of Wisconsin Whitewater Academia and Praxis – facilita ng a pending marriage. Does the ‘research’ of the rights prac oner and the ‘ac vist academic ‘come together? Aisling Ann Swaine, University of Ulster SB03: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Di usion of Communica on Law and Policy I Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Sponsor(s): Sandra Braman, University of Wisconsin‐Milwaukee Sandra Braman, University of Wisconsin‐Milwaukee Di usion through Discourse: The Role of Policy in Shaping Informa onal Spaces in the MERCOSUR Region Di usion through Concepts: The Emergence of the "Public Interest" in Early Mul lateral Copyright and Access to Knowledge Nego a ons Di usion through Learning and Imita on: Communica ons Services Regula on across Countries ‐ Voice, Video, and Data Irene S. Wu, Federal Communica ons Commission Roundtable Interna onal Poli cal Sociology Roland Bleiker, University of Queensland Janice Bially Ma ern, Na onal University of Singapore Rose McDermo , Department of Poli cal Science, Brown University Brent J. Steele, University of Kansas Neta Carol Crawford, Boston University Chris an G. K. Reus‐Smit, University of Queensland L. H.M. Ling, The New School Karin Fierke, University of St. Andrews SB05: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM The United Na ons, State Emergence, and Power Dynamics Panel Interna onal Organiza on Carlo a M. Minnella, University of Oxford Hayat Alvi, U.S. Naval War College Delega ng Sovereignty: Refugee Policy and UNHCR Lamis Abdelaaty, Princeton University Back to Baghdad and the Shores of Tripoli: The Prac ce of Reques ng Interna onal Authoriza on from the UNSC Clayton J. Cleveland, University of Oregon Money, Power, and Accountability at the United Na ons: Examining the Causes and Consequences of Voluntary Funding Erin R. Graham, Drexel University Legacies of Blood and Legacies of Law: The E ects of State Emergence on Poli cal Development Seva Gunitsky, University of Toronto Garre Graddy, American University School of Interna onal Service Obstacles Facing the Di usion of Drip Irriga on Technology in the Middle Atlas Region of Morocco Abigail N. Mar n, University of California Berkeley Shalini Venturelli, American University Chair Disc. "Business As Usual Is Not An Op on": Tracing the Policy Impact of the Interna onal Assessment of Agricultural Knowledge, Science & Technology for Development (IAASTD) Report Jack Kalpakian, Al Akhawayn University Di usion by Policy Principles: The Convergence of Global Digital Repression Sponsor(s): Best Prac ces for Peacefully Managing Future Climate Change‐ Linked Arable Land Scarci es in La n America Knowledge and Ideas in Mul ‐level Environmental Governance: Building transna onal standards for biofuel sustainability Sara Bannerman, McMaster University Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Teresa Kramarz, University of Toronto Simon Nicholson, American University Kevin Cody, University of California, Santa Cruz Claudia Padovani, Department of Poli cal and Juridical Sciences and Interna onal Studies DSPGI Elena Pavan, University of Trento Chair Part. Part. Environmental Studies Nathan Black, Harvard University Di usion through Norms: Structuring Social Change through Norm Di usion in Gender‐ Oriented Communica on Governance Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Di usion of Innova on in an Interna onal Farmer Exchange Program Sarah Anne Ganter, University of Vienna Katharine Sarikakis, University of Vienna SB04: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Emo ons and World Poli cs SB06: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Global Di usion of Solu ons to Agricultural Problems SB07: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM The Role of the Media in War and Con ict Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Communica on Barak Mendelsohn, Haverford College David Drissel, Iowa Central Community College The Media‐Begets‐Violence Hypothesis: An Inter‐Cultural Analysis of Interna onal Terror Crises Hemda Ben-Yehuda, Bar-Ilan University Hanna Fital Media ng Atrocity: Shock Media and Human Rights Mobiliza on Tristan Anne Borer, Connec cut College The Clash of Communica ons: The Remaking of the Egyp an Muslim Brotherhood in the A ermath of the Arab Spring Jennifer Je eris, Na onal Defense University War and Peace on the World Wide Web: How is the Internet In uencing the Pathways to Inter‐State War? Catherine Sanger, University of Virginia Telephone Cha er and Interna onal Hos lity Leah M. Voisin, Louisiana State University James Luther Gilley, Louisiana State University The Impact of Cyber A acks on Foreign Policy Interac ons Brandon Valeriano, University of Glasgow Ryan Christopher Maness, University of Illinois at Chicago SB08: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Roundtable Where are the 'Women?' Challenges of Data Collec on about Gender Diversity in ISA and the Profession Sponsor(s): The Commi ee on the Status of Women Chair Marie‐Joelle Zahar, University of Montreal Cmte Chair Laura Sjoberg, University of Florida Part. Meredith Reid Sarkees, Global Women's Leadership in Interna onal Security (GWLIS) Part. Joyce P. Kaufman, Whi er College Part. Cai Wilkinson, Deakin University Part. Kath Browne, University of Brighton SB09: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Memory, Imagina on, and Representa on: Exploring Links Between Popular Culture and World Poli cs Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Sponsor(s): Chair Interna onal Poli cal Sociology Jessica Auchter, University of Tennessee at Cha anooga Wesley W. Widmaier, Gri th University Dead Dictator: On the Memoro‐Poli cs of Displaying Qadda ’s Body Jessica Auchter, University of Tennessee at Cha anooga Historical Memory and Popular Culture: the Ar st as Memory Entrepreneur Douglas Becker, University of Southern California ‘Cocked and Locked’: Israeli Security Culture through the Stories of Etgar Keret Brent E. Sasley, University of Texas at Arlington Mira Sucharov, Carleton University Securing the Homeland: Memories and Legacies of 9/11 In Counterterrorism Television Culture Standing Group on Interna onal Rela ons of the ECPR Iver B. Neumann, London School of Economics Patrick Thaddeus Jackson, American University Bruce Cronin, City College of New York The Human Rights Behavior of Non‐State Armed Groups in Asia: Evidence from a New Dataset Neil Englehart, Bowling Green State University Humaniza on of Interna onal Law and the Duty to Protect: What Role is played by the NSA in Conven on on Cluster Muni ons (CCM) Szu-Hsien Lee, Na onal Cheng Chi University Yu-tai Tsai, Na onal Chung Cheng University/Ins tute of Strategic and Interna onal A airs Studies/Associate P Extrac ve Industry and Private Military/Security Companies in La n America Antoine Perret, European University Ins tute SB13: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel FSS1 - Opening of Combat/Militaries to Women and Queers: Of Equal Opportuni es & Militarized Feminini es and Masculini es Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Jozef Batora, Comenius University The Long Shadow of Byzan um over Serbia’s Entry into Interna onal Society Turkey’s Entry into Interna onal Society: A Case of Seman c Synchronisa on? “Gendering” Interna onal Peacekeeping: Women for women on the frontline Natalie Florea Hudson, University of Dayton Einar Wigen, University of Oslo Panel Nordic Interna onal Studies Associa on Nina Graeger, Norwegian Ins tute of Interna onal A airs Tarja H. Väyrynen, University of Tampere Cosmopolitanism, Feminist Ethics and Scandinavian Peacebuilding Annika Bergman Rosamond, Lund University Annika Kronsell, Lund University A gender‐just peace? A cri cal appraisal of transi onal jus ce and liberal peacebuilding Annika F. Bjorkdahl, Lund University Johanna Mannergren Selimovic, Swedish Ins tute of Interna onal A airs The gendered dynamics of UN peacekeeping: The case of the Comprehensive Approach in the DR Congo to combat sexual and gender based violence Randi Solhjell, London School of Economics The transforma on of a military alliance: NATO as a champion of women, peace and security Torunn L. Tryggestad, Peace Research Ins tute, Oslo Sarah Bulmer, University of Exeter Maya M. Eichler, University of Toronto Alexandra Gheciu, University of O awa Disc. Aaron Belkin, Palm Center Jennifer G. Mathers, University of Wales Militarized Feminini es in Canada’s War in Afghanistan Remembering the Roman Past, Building a European Future Chair Feminist Theory and Gender Studies Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgendered, Queer, & Allies Caucus Queering the military? Re ec ons on the Bri sh case Filip Ejdus, Faculty of Poli cal Sciences, University of Belgrade Sponsor(s): Clair Apodaca, Virginia Tech Civilians at Risk: The Collateral Damage Exemp on in Interna onal Humanitarian Law Slovakia’s Janus‐faced Entry into Interna onal Society SB11: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Taking Women Beyond 1325 Human Rights Angela Ndinga-Muvumba, University of Uppsala SB10: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel Entry into Interna onal Society; The Case of Central and Southeast European States Chair Disc. Panel Con ict‐related sexual violence: The role of impunity? Elspeth Sarah Van Veeren, University of Sussex Sponsor(s): SB12: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Wars: Con ict, Insurgency and Terrorism “Feminiza on” of the Military: The new great leap forward in East Asia? Lana Obradovic, Mercy College Interroga ng the Link between Militarized and Hegemonic Masculini es: Alterna ve masculini es and feminini es in militarized contexts Jane L. Parpart, University of Massachuse s Boston and Dalhousie University Semio c Readings of the USS Midway: The disappearing act of women soldiers Stephanie Szitanyi, Rutgers University SB14: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Counter-terrorism E ec veness Sponsor(s): Chair Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Security Studies Robert Powell, University of Berkley Jordan Tama, American University Jacob Shapiro, Princeton University Mass mediated counter‐terrorism Aaron Michael Ho man, Purdue University Leadership decapita on and terrorist group splintering Jenna Jordan, Georgia Ins tute of Technology US counter‐terror: coerced informa on and the elusiveness of security Steven Torrente, University of Kansas How Do Americans Think About Drone Strikes? James Walsh, University of North Carolina Charlo e SB15: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM The Global Di usion of Human Rights and Humanitarianism Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Jacqueline R. McAllister, Northwestern University Feminist Theory and Gender Studies Human Rights SB18: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel Strategic Partnerships in the European Foreign Policy: Exploring the Ra onale, Scope and Implica ons Laura Parisi, University of Victoria Laura K. Landolt, Oakland University Women’s Rights, Feminisms and Empowerment Sponsor(s): Zehra Arat, Purchase College, SUNY Chair Blocking Di usion: Conserva ve Backlash and the UN Treaty on Women’s Rights Lisa Baldez, Dartmouth College The poli cs of humanitarian di usion: a feminist perspec ve on the Khmer landmine narra ve Juanita Elias, Gri th University Revisi ng Contested Terrain: The Nego a on of Interna onal Gender Norms in Rwanda Panel Foreign Policy Analysis Interna onal Security Studies Brian Burgoon, University of Amsterdam Brian Burgoon, University of Amsterdam Academic Security Studies: The Wizards of Armageddon to the High Priests of the Cult of the Irrelevant? Michael C. Desch, Notre Dame The Material Roots of Strategic Culture: Variance in External Vulnerability and European Defence Coopera on Tom Dyson, Royal Holloway, University of London Domes c bargaining and strategic culture: two kinds of Danish foreign policy ac visms? Mikkel Runge Olesen, Danish Ins tute for Interna onal Studies Strategic Culture in France: Ins tu onalized Outlook meets Interna onal Reality Sten Rynning, University of Southern Denmark Anchoring Strategic Culture: Lessons of the Past in Compara ve Grand Strategy Paul A. van Hoo , University of Amsterdam SB17: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel The Interna onal Organiza on of Courts, Disputes, and Poli cal Rights Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Interna onal Organiza on Ayten Burcu Bayram, University of Texas at Arlington André Panno Beirão, Brazilian Naval War College / UERJ Distribu ve outcomes and Dispute Resolu on Mechanisms Aslaug Asgeirsdo r, Bates College Mar n C. Steinwand, Stony Brook University How Interna onal Courts Promote Compliance with Interna onal Law Nicole De Silva, University of Oxford Dealing with human rights in interna onal organiza ons Simon Hug, University of Geneva The European Union’s Foreign Policy Performance in Compara ve Perspec ve Ingo Peters, FU Berlin The consolida on of mul lateralism through strategic partnerships Luis F. Blanco, Bielefeld University Rirhandu Mageza-Barthel, Goethe University Frankfurt Chair Disc. Laura Cris na Ferreira‐Pereira, Technical University of Lisbon Reuben Wong, Na onal University of Singapore Laura Cris na Ferreira-Pereira, Technical University of Lisbon Bruno Mar ns, NICPRI-University of Minho Alena Vysotskaya Guedes Vieira, NICPRI/University of Minho Rethinking women’s human rights: The Malaysian Women’s Human Rights Report Sponsor(s): Disc. Compara ve Interdisciplinary Studies Making Sense of EU’s Strategic Partnerships: Exploring the Toolkit Jean Chapman, Concordia University SB16: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Advancing Strategic Culture Figh ng for an Echo Chamber: Understanding the Interna onal Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia’s Impact on Civilian Violence in Croa a’s Homeland War and Macedonia’s 2001 Con ict EU‐Israel rela ons at 50 and the prospects of a “Strategic Partnership Bruno Mar ns, NICPRI-University of Minho The self‐percep on challenge to the E.U‐India strategic partnership Constan no H. Xavier, SAIS - Johns Hopkins University SB19: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Religion and Poli cs in the Middle East II Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Compara ve Interdisciplinary Studies Mary Jane C. Parmen er, Arizona State University Ani a Kynsilehto, University of Tampere The Forgo en Divider: Explaining Hos le Religious‐Secular Cleavages in Turkey and Israel Gozde Erdeniz, Northwestern University The Di usion of Children’s Rights Through Children: The Case of South Sudanese Returnees From Israel. Mollie Gerver, London School of Economics Religious Courses in Turkish Public Educa on: Explaining Domes c Change with Europeaniza on Theory Ioannis N. Grigoriadis, Bilkent University Transforma on of Poli cal Landscape in Turkey: From Islamism to Authoritarianism? Sena Karasipahi, Texas A&M Iran’s Green Movement: the Construc on of Religiously Symbolic Meanings of Poli cs. Navid Pourmokhtari, University of Alberta The Dilemma of Combining Democracy with Capitalism in the New Middle East Søren Schmidt, Aalborg University SB20: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Space, surveillance and resistance in the War on Terror Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Bri sh Interna onal Studies Associa on Vicki Squire, The University of Warwick Rens van Munster, Danish Ins tute for Interna onal Studies Man on Fire: Levita on, Ver cality and the post‐9/11 Imagina on Peter Adey, Royal Holloway, University of London On the space of a poten al poli cs SB23: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel Ge ng to Global Jus ce: Power, Democracy, and Human Rights. Louise Amoore, Durham University Traceability, Space, Surveillance Philippe Bondi , Pon cal Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro The pedagogy of border management and the war on terror in Africa Philippe Mamadou Frowd, McMaster University Can we laugh yet? Reading the War on Terror as Magical Realism and opening a third‐space of resistance. Charlo e V. Heath-Kelly, University of Warwick Chair Disc. Panel Diploma c Studies Noé Cornago, University of the Basque Country Eytan Gilboa, Bar‐Ilan University The Online Diplomat: The Problem of Agency‐Structure in Digital Diplomacy Lisbeth Aggestam, University of Bath What Do Diplomats Do? The Diploma c Corps in a Changing Global Environment Kathleen Angers, University of Montreal Democracy, alloca on of authority and sub‐state diplomacy: the case of Macao SAR Daniel Cardoso, Freie Universität Berlin Covenant and Interna onal Rela ons in the Ancient Near East: A Preliminary Explora on Lucas G. Freire, University of Exeter Diplomats Gone Wild: A Cri cal Look at Diploma c Rota on Policies James Hollway, University of Oxford Jonathan Mellon, University of Oxford Planning views on future from the past: 50 years of uk policy planning Catarina Isabel Tully, Strategy & Security Ins tute, Exeter University, UK SB22: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel Inves ga ng the Rela onship between Realism and Ra onalism Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Theory Brian C. Schmidt, Carleton University John Mearsheimer, University of Chicago Hans Morgenthau's Early American Works and GeoPoli cs: An analysis of the tensions between Scien c Man and Poli cs Among Na ons Curran M. Flynn, London School of Economics The Kuhning of Reason: Realism, Ra onalism and What Saint Thomas accomplished for IR Nicolas Guilhot, CNRS-NYU Ra onalism and Realism Brian C. Schmidt, Carleton University Realism, Ra onalism, and Irra onalism Michael C. Williams, University of O awa Laura M. M. Valen ni, University College London Laura M. M. Valen ni, University College London Ge ng to Global Poli cal Jus ce: Diversity and Rights Within Global Democracy Luis Cabrera, University of Birmingham Pablo Gilabert, Concordia University Emily Lindsay Jackson, University of Alberta Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Interna onal Ethics Human Rights Human Rights, Power, and Capabili es Securing public space in the neoliberal control society SB21: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Diploma c Prac ce: Here, There, and Everywhere Sponsor(s): Human Rights and Global Poli cal Legi macy: A Pragma st Account Terry Macdonald, University of Melbourne Global Jus ce and Poli cal Ac on Miriam Ronzoni, Technical University of Darmstadt SB24: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Democracy: Poli cal Corrup on and Elec ons Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Human Rights Dave O. Benjamin, University of Bridgeport M. Rodwan Abouharb, University College London Majoritarian versus Propor onal Representa on Electoral Systems and their Impact on Democra za on Process in Francophone Africa Edoh Agbehonou, Kennesaw State University "Grand" Poli cal Corrup on as an Interna onal Crime Dave O. Benjamin, University of Bridgeport Vo ng For Violence: Elec ons And Human Rights Abuses David R. Davis, Emory University Andrew Ra o, Emory University Democracy or Stability? European Approaches to Jus ce in Peace and Transi onal Processes Iavor P. Rangelov, London School of Economics and Poli cal Science Illegi mate Elec ons – Legi mate Governments? Alesia A. Sedziaka, University of Arizona SB25: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel Beyond Big Data: New Approaches to Social Media for Intelligence Analysis Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Intelligence Studies Sarah Miller Beebe, George Mason University/Ascendant Analy cs Stephen Marrin, Brunel University #intelligence Carl Miller, King's College London Social Media Indicators of Instability in Bahrain: Looking Backward, Looking Forward Flannery O. Becker, DGI Social Media Indicators of Russian Poli cal Ac vism George S. Beebe, Center for Intelligence Research and Analysis Beyond Big Data & Buzz Metrics: Developing Targeted Analy c Frameworks for Social Media Analysis Sarah Miller Beebe, George Mason University/Ascendant Analy cs Looking Where They Aren’t: Censorship Trends in Iran as Indicators of Poli cal Dynamics Alexander Gui ard, Defense Group Inc. The Use of Social Media for Analysis of Hacking Communi es Raymond E. Sontag, St. Antony's College, University of Oxford SB26: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Roundtable Global Governance and Regionalism in a World in Crisis Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Human Rights Lorenzo Fioramon , University of Pretoria (South Africa) Luk Van Langenhove, United Na ons University Andrew F. Cooper, University of Waterloo/CIGI Elena Lazarou, Getulio Vargas Founda on Mzukisi Qobo, University of Pretoria Nicole a Pirozzi, Ca olica University, Milan Tomas Weiss, Charles University in Prague SB27: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel Genocide: Ethnic Con ict, Criminal Courts and the Responsibility to Protect (R2P) Sponsor(s): Human Rights SB29: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Infec ous Disease Control: Securi za on and Policy Under Globaliza on Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Security Studies Simon H. Rushton, University of She eld Stefan H. Elbe, University of Sussex ‘Securi sa on’ and the Governance of H5N1 Avian In uenza in Southeast Asia Shahar Hameiri, Murdoch University Desecuri zing pandemic in uenza: prospects, challenges, and implica ons for global health governance Adam Kamradt-Sco , University of Sydney Contagious Disease Policy: Factors In uencing the Di eren al Spread of AIDS and TB Policies Kathryn Quissell, American University Ca le Scourge No More: The Lessons from Rinderpest Eradica on Interna onal Criminal Jus ce and Norm Di usion: The Responsibility to Protect Jeremy Youde, University of Minnesota Duluth Mar n James Burke, The Graduate Center, The City University of New York Accountability for Mass Atrocity: Evolu on of the Global Norm Kate Cronin-Furman, Columbia University Implemen ng Human Rights standards and the dialogue with local actors: the case of the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia Pascoal S. Pereira, University of Coimbra The Role of Sinister Joy in Massive Human Rights Abuses: Poli cal Evil in the Light of Joyful Human Rights William Paul Simmons, Arizona State University Chair Disc. Interna onal Poli cal Economy Ma hias Lievens, KULeuven Ivan Savic, Grenfell Campus, Memorial University of Newfoundland Control of money laundering: From interna onal regime to public policy in Brazil Anush Kapadia, Harvard University Rethinking the poli cal ins tu on of money: economic governance, democracy and the crisis Ma hias Lievens, KULeuven Panel Post Communist States Kateryna Pishchikova, Transatlan c Academy/Scuola Superiore Sant'Anna Rachel Vanderhill, Wheaton College Created in Struggle ‐ Understanding the Democra c Transi on in Russia through an Actor Centered Approach Alexander Akbik, Central European University, Budapest The OSCE, the Limits of Norma ve Agency and the Contested Meaning of Democracy: Elec on Observa on in Kazakhstan Rico Isaacs, Oxford Brookes University Determinants of public support for democracy in Central and Eastern Europe (1992‐2004). Zo a Maka, University of Delaware Transi onal Crises, Public Opinion and the Fate of Democracy: Lessons Learned from Post‐Communist Russia Aleksandar Matovski, Cornell University Taking stock of civil society and democra sa on in the former Soviet Union: Anything new in sight? Kateryna Pishchikova, Transatlan c Academy/Scuola Superiore Sant'Anna Regime and Opposi on in Russia: Engaging Society in a Semi‐ Authoritarian System Heather L. Tafel, Grand Valley State University Chair Disc. Banking and trade in a world without world money Taylor B. Seybolt, GSPIA, University of Pi sburgh Sponsor(s): Sponsor(s): Panel Francisco de Assis Campos da Silva, Universidade de Brasilia The Rhetoric of Responsibility: More Than An Idea? SB28: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM The Role of Socie es in Post-Communist Transi ons SB30: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM The Poli cs of Money Imperialism, Gold, and post‐Bre on Woods: towards a more radically Keynesian view of interna onal liquidity Gregory Nowell, University of Albany The Stockpiling of Foreign Exchange Reserves: The Poli cs Behind the Puzzle Raju Parakkal, Philadelphia University Unlocking the Secrets of the Temple: An Analysis of the Poli cs of Central Banking Lucas Llanso Puente, Stanford University SB31: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Post-con ict Ins tu on-building Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Peace Studies Maren E. Milligan, Oberlin College Madhav Joshi, University of Notre Dame Peacemaking Referendums Katherine Collin, American University Evalua ng Arend Lijphart’s Theory of Cons tu onal Design in a Study of Three African Island States: Seychelles, Comoros, and Mauri us Eliezer Poupko, University of Texas at Aus n Good Governance Norms in Post‐Con ict States: Transforming "Is" to "Ought" Gregory Rublee, University of Auckland Di usion of Governance Authority amongst Non‐State Actors in Post‐Con ict Contexts: The Hybrid Peace of Transi onal Libya Chris Sle en, University of Denver The E ect of Civil Con ict on the Design of Power‐sharing Ins tu ons Civil‐Military Rela ons in Rwanda a er 1994: Jus ce or Reconcilia on? Tore Wig, University of Oslo, and the Centre for the Study of Civil War, PRIO Havard Hegre, Peace and Research Ins tute Oslo SB32: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Moving People, Moving Culture Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Jose ne Larsen, University of Copenhagen Civil‐Military Rela ons in Denmark a er the Cold War: The Conscrip on Conundrum Kris an Larsen, University of Copenhagen Civil‐Military Rela ons in Switzerland a er the Cold War: The E ect of Direct Democracy Jean-Marc Rickli, Khalifa University Europeaniza on of Civil‐Military Rela ons in Poland: The E ect of Informal Ins tu ons on Security Sector Reform Vicki Birch eld, Georgia Ins tute of Technology Xavier Guillaume, University of Edinburgh Poli cal Myth, Mythology and the Transna onal: The Case of the European Union Vincent Della Sala, University of Trento Covering the Southern Borders: Journalis c Prac ces and Immigra on Policy Debates in France, Italy and the United States Giovanna Dell'Orto, University of Minnesota Vicki Birch eld, Georgia Ins tute of Technology Social and Poli cal Iden es in Algerian Youth. Ar cula on of Resistance and Poli cal Representa ons Lourdes patricia Iniguez-Torres, COLMEX/Universidad de Guadalajara Ayca Uygur, University of Copenhagen SB35: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Roundtable Presiden al Theme Roundtable—Regionalism: Di usion and Retrenchment Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Cyclical migra on and Central and East European Aesthe cs The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Harlan Ko , University of Luxembourg Jürgen Rüland, Freiburg University Tsutomu Kikuchi, Aoyama‐Gakuin University Morten Boas, FAFO Ins tute for Applied Interna onal Studies Galia Press‐Barnathan, Hebrew University of Jerusalem Anca M. Pusca, Goldsmiths, University of London SB33: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Media on Sponsor(s): Chair Scien Panel c Study of Interna onal Processes Michelle Benson Saxton, University at Bu alo - State University of New York Paul D. Poast, Rutgers University Gary J. Uzonyi, University of Michigan Failing to Succeed? The Cumula ve Impact of Interna onal Media on Revisited Tobias F. Boehmelt, Swiss Federal Ins tute of Technology (ETH Zurich) The In uence of Direc ve Strategies on Se lement Dura on Sco Gartner, Penn State School of Interna onal A airs Mediators as Facilitators or Formulators: A Field Experiment in Burundi Mathilda Lindgren, Department of Peace and Con ict Research, Uppsala University Mul party Media on: An Op mis c View Elizabeth J. Menninga, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Con ict Management Trajectories: Explaining the Evolu on of Con ict Management in Militarized Interstate Disputes Andrew Owsiak, University of Georgia SB34: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel Balance of Power, Ideas, and Elite Agendas: Shaping Civil-Military Rela ons and State Ins tu ons Chair Disc. Sponsor(s): Krista E. Wiegand, Georgia Southern University The Shadow of the Future and Demand for Media on in Civil Wars Sponsor(s): SB36: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel Universi es and Interna onal Elites II: A Global History of the Di usion of Ideas and Knowledge The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Gary Schaub, Jr., University of Copenhagen Peter V. Jakobsen, Royal Danish Defence College Civil‐Military Rela ons in the Islamic Republic of Iran a er 1979: Ci zen Armies and Non‐State Proxies Salem Dandan, University of Copenhagen Chair The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Neema Noori, University of West Georgia Models of Poli cal Socializa on and the Importance of University Educa onal Socializa on: Insights from Theory and Empirical Studies Rasmus G. Bertelsen, Aalborg University Naviga ng the global space of ter ary educa on: an explora on of the educa onal strategies of mobile students choosing to a end lesser known universi es abroad Lisanne Wilken, Aarhus University SB37: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Roundtable Assessing the Impact of Peace and Con ict Impact Assessment (PCIA): A Theorist-Prac oner Roundtable Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Peace Studies Eric Abitbol, American University Susanna P. Campbell, The Graduate Ins tute (IHEID), Geneva Moncef Kartas, Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies SB38: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel Strategic Cultures and Security Policies in the Asia-Paci c Region: Con nuity or Change? Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Interna onal Security Studies Je rey S. Lan s, College of Wooster Patrick H. M. Porter, University of Reading Deciphering 21st Century Philippine Strategic Culture: Examining Elite Preferences and Strategic Norms Renato Castro, De La Salle University U.S. Strategic Culture towards the Asia‐Paci c: A View from the Periphery Lloyd Cox, Macquarie University Brendon O'Connor, University of Sydney Sponsor(s): What (if Anything) Can “Strategic Culture” Contribute to Our Understanding of Security Policies in the Asia‐Paci c Region? David G. Haglund, Queen's University Brice Harris, University of West Florida Panel Interna onal Security Studies Chris na Caan, George Washington University Kristopher Ramsay, Princeton University Tying Hands behind Closed Doors: The Logic and Prac ce of Secret Reassurance Keren Milo, Princeton University How Nego a ons with Nuclear Villains could become a Success Story: Deadlocks and Breakthroughs in Nuclear Reversal Nego a ons (NRN) Thomas M. Muller-Farber, Her e-School of Governance/ Free University Berlin Communica ve E ects of Repeated Militarized Con icts: Signaling Approach to the Inter‐Korean Naval Crises in the Yellow Sea, 1999‐2010 Tae-Eun Song, Seoul Na onal University The Use and U lity of Ul matums in Interna onal Crises Tim T. Sweijs, King's College London, Department of War Studies Showing Restraint, Signaling Resolve: Coali ons, Coopera on, and Coercive Diplomacy Michael S. Wolford, University of Texas SB40: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel In the Intersec on of Human Rights, Immigra on and Economy: Studies of Undocumented Migrants Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Ethnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on Studies Deniz Sert, Koc University Deniz Sert, Koc University Regula ng the Undocumented Migrant Domes c Workers in Turkey: A Threshold or a Hoax? Ayse Zeynep Akalin, Istanbul Technical University Human security communi es amongst people without immigra on status: A case study of female undocumented migrants in Southern Spain. Alexndria J. Innes, Cardinal Stritch University Explaining state legisla ve ac ons toward undocumented students: path dependence, policy di usion and par sanship. Fanny Lauby, CUNY Graduate Center "Intermediary Organiza ons and Poli cal Advocacy for Undocumented Immigrants in the United Kingdom, 1980s‐ Present" Jennifer F. Lieb, College of the Holy Cross Ra oning Rights and Ra onal Fights: Civic Par cipa on Among Undocumented Immigrants in Cape Town Rumbidzai R. Mufuka, University of Miami David W. Blagden, University of Cambridge David W. Blagden, University of Cambridge Symbolic Power in the Interna onal Poli cal Economy Amin Samman, City University London Liam Stanley, University of Birmingham Andrew Scobell, RAND Corpora on Chair Disc. Interna onal Poli cal Economy The New Unholy Trinity? Keynesianism and Construc vism as Incompossible Poli cal Economies China’s 21st Century Strategic Culture: How Great a Wall? Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Ma hew Eagleton-Pierce, University of Exeter On American Strategic Culture and the Asia‐Paci c Security Dynamic SB39: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Bargaining Strategies: Secrets, Signals, and Stando s SB41: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Construc vism and IPE Cultural Understandings Underlying the Global Governance of Informa on Networks J. P. Singh, George Mason University SB42: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM The Causes of the First World War Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Security Studies Jack S. Levy, Rutgers University Marc Trachtenberg, University of California, Los Angeles Posi ve and Nega ve Biases in Interna onal Rela ons: The Case of World War I Dominic Johnson, University of Oxford Dominic Tierney, Swarthmore College Power Rela onships and the Choice for War, 1912‐1914 William Mulligan, University College Dublin Ambivalent Albion, Ambi ous Ally: Britain’s Decision for War In 1914 Mira Rapp-Hooper, Columbia University Globaliza on and the Erosion of Interna onal Order, 1870‐1913 David M. Rowe, Kenyon College How the Global Financial Crisis of 1914 Changed the Course of the Great War Maria Sperandei, Cornell University SB43: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel Military Outsourcing a er Iraq and Afghanistan: Drivers, Processes, and Implica ons of Contractor Support Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Interna onal Security Studies Deborah Avant, University of Denver Sean McFate, Na onal Defense University A er the Withdrawal of Combat Troops: Assessing the United States’ Use of Private Contractors in Iraq and Afghanistan Thomas C. Bruneau, Naval Postgraduate School The Sources of Military Priva sa on: Contractor Support and Theories of Military Change Eugenio Cusumano, European University Ins tute Exploring the Process of Contractorisa on: a Comparison of Outsourcing in the USA and the UK Mark N. Erbel, King's College London Christopher Kinsey, King's College, London Sovereignty and Priva zing the Military: An Ins tu onal Explana on Ulrich Andreas Petersohn, Swiss Federal Ins tute of Technology Zurich (ETH Zurich) On Privateering and Priva za on: Changing the way to combat Piracy Christopher Spearin, Canadian Forces College SB44: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM War Termina on: The Logic and Construc on of Victory Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Anna M. Agathangelou, York University Interna onal Security Studies The Transna onal ‘Make Over:’ Hollywood, Human Tra cking and the Acquisi ons of the Neoliberal Subjec vity Jonathan Caverley, Northwestern University Jonathan Caverley, Northwestern University Jacqueline Berman, Mathema ca Policy Research Improving Studies of War Outcomes and Termina on: Introducing the Ba les of Modern Warfare Data Set Neoliberal Regula on and the (An ‐)Poli cs of the Capitalism States System: A Case of Structural Adjustment Programs Myunghwa Cho, University of Missouri-Columbia Stephen Quackenbush, University of Missouri Tomohisa Ha ori, City University of New York Construc ng Victory A er War New Media, Old Media and Resistance: Counter‐Publics and the Global Social Rela ons of Market Civiliza on. Paul Brian Fritz, Hofstra University Why Surrender? The Logic of Giving Up on the Ba le eld Ryan Grauer, University of Pi sburgh Mar n Weber, University of Queensland Symbolic Victory SB47: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel Globalizing Reconstruc on: Emerging Powers in Post-Con ict Se ngs Richard Pell Jordan, Princeton University Deciding on Defeat: The Strategic Approach to War Endings Soul Park, University of Notre Dame Sponsor(s): Decisions‐makers in the face of failure: Exit Strategies in Counterinsurgency and Peacebuilding Opera ons Chair Disc. Raphaël Za ran, Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies SB45: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM South/La n American Defense: Emerging E orts and Issues Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Security Studies Maria Helena Castro Santos, University of Brasilia Marcos Alan S. V. Ferreira, UFPB ‐ Universidade Federal da Paraíba The technological development as safety issue: The nuclear issue on the Brazil‐Argen na rela onship João Guilherme Bene Ramos, Universidade Estadual Paulista Argen nian and Brazilian regional Security and Defense discourse: a compara ve perspec ve Raphael Camargo Lima, UNESP, UNICAMP, PUC-SP New Threats in South America: Military power and the South American Defense Council Laura Meneghim Donadelli, Universidade Estadual Paulista "Júlio de Mesquita Filho" Defense And Regional Security In South America: Actors And Its Percep ons About Coopera on In Defense According To Their White Papers Henrique Neto Santos, São Paulo State University Nuclear Ambi ons in La n America: Challenges for a de facto Denuclearized Zone Arturo C. Sotomayor, Naval Post-Graduate School Limits to the Di usion of Democra c Civil‐Military Rela ons in La n America Harold Trinkunas, Naval Postgraduate School SB46: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel The A erlives of Neoliberalism: Subjec vity and Poli cs Without Meaning Sponsor(s): Chair Chair Disc. Global Development Mustapha Kamal Pasha, University of Aberdeen Giorgio Shani, Interna onal Chris an University Ma Davies, Newcastle University Intellectual Property Rights and the Socio‐Material Condi ons of Neoliberal Di usion Jason R. Weidner, Virginia Tech Revolts and Revolu ons Anima ng Community Life: Democracy Against the ‘Nature’ of Neoliberalism and on its Time Global Development Peace Studies Peter Mandaville, George Mason University Terrence P. Lyons, George Mason University The Racial Missions of Militarized Humanitarianism in Hai : Clashing Forma ons of Brazilian and Cuban Interna onalism Paul Amar, University of California Mark Sawyer , University of California, Los Angeles Global Power Struggles, Local (In)jus ce? Globalisa on, Fric on and Transi onal Jus ce in Post‐War Sri Lanka Kris ne Hoglund, Uppsala University Camilla Orjuela, University of Gothenburg Civil security in the wake of crisis – Renego a ng police‐community rela ons in post‐crisis development in Swat, Pakistan. Ingrid L.P. Nyborg, Norwegian University of Life Sciences Clash of Visions: Tradi onal Donors, Emerging Powers, and Local Voices in Liberia Agnieszka Paczynska, George Mason University From ‘Modernity’ to ‘Globality’? Turkish Foreign Policy and the Poli cs of the Global Isaline Angelina Hélène Bergamaschi, Universidad Los Andes SB48: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Roundtable Fieldwork Methods in Sensi ve or Dangerous Loca ons Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Interna onal Poli cal Sociology Suzanne Levi‐Sanchez, Rutgers University Caitlin M. Ryan, University of Limerick Brooke Ackerly, Vanderbilt University Megan D. Daigle, Aberystwyth University Jason T. Miklian, Peace Research Ins tute Oslo (PRIO) SB49: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel Domes c Poli cal Actors and Japan's Interna onal Rela ons Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Disc. Foreign Policy Analysis Saadia Pekkanen, University of Washington, Sea le Phillip Y. Lipscy, Stanford University Jennifer Lind, Dartmouth College The Military, Interna onal Socializa on, and State Alliance Behavior: The Japan Self‐Defense Forces in the War on Terrorism, 2001‐ 2010 Natsuyo Ishibashi, Department of Sociology & Poli cal Science, Norwegian University of Science & Technology Electoral Reform and Na onal Security in Contemporary Japan Amy L. Catalinac, Australian Na onal University Economic and Poli cal Renewal? Local Governments and Japan’s Deepening Regional Economic Integra on Linda Hasunuma, Franklin and Marshall College A Whale of an Alliance: the Development of U.S.‐Japan Whaling Disputes Michael Strausz, Texas Chris an University SB50: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel Great Power Management in Contemporary Interna onal Society Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Laust Schouenborg, Roskilde University Tonny B. Knudsen, University of Aarhus Viktor Friedmann, Central European University Thomas Müller, Bielefeld University Revolu onary Iden es and Compe ng Legi macies: Why Pariah States Export Violence Ari Benjamin Weiss, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale The new Hybrid Order: Post‐Westphalian Global Poli cs and the Resurgence of Great‐Power Poli cs. Maximilian Terhalle, Jena University Panel Soumita Basu, South Asian University Alexandra Homolar, University of Warwick Imperial vision: a compara ve gendered analysis of Zbigniew Brzezinski’s and Ahmet Davutoğlu’s imperial strategies Dogu Durgun, Sabanci University The Evolu on of Rape as a Poli cal Metaphor in Contemporary American Foreign Policy Rhetoric Holly Oberle, Freie Universitaet Jamie E. Scalera, Georgia Southern University Greg J. Anderson, University of Alberta U.S. Security Strategy and the Value of Bilateral Trade Triadic Trade Dependence Theory Erika del Pilar Burton, University of New Orleans York Alexander Forsyth, University of New Orleans Human Security as a Measure of Country Risk in the Assessment of Emerging Market Bonds Can Interna onal Trade Ins tu ons Promote Peace A Regression Discon nuity Design Test on GATTWTO Peter F. Trumbore, Oakland University Byungwon Woo, Oakland University SB54: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel Why Tell Stories in Interna onal Poli cs? Inquiry as Inven on Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Global Development Interna onal Poli cal Sociology Jenny Edkins, Aberystwyth University Maja Zehfuss, University of Manchester Narra ve Wri ng and Hospitality Elizabeth A. Dauphinee, York University Human Rights, Humanitarian Interven on, Interna onal Poli cs and US Foreign Policy: A Feminist Norma ve Analysis of the Libyan Interven on Faith I. Okpotor, University of Delaware Drone Warfare, Rela onality, and Experience: Theorizing the Feminist Ethics of Post‐9/11 War Jillian Terry, London School of Economics and Poli cal Science Disc. Interna onal Poli cal Economy Weizhun Mao, University of Konstanz Eric M. Blanchard, Columbia University Chair Chair Disc. Panel Transit States and the Interna onal Poli cal Economy of the Global Narco cs Trade Obama, Masculinity and Security: Race and Gender in the Post 9/11‐era Sponsor(s): Erica Owen, Texas A&M University Mallory Compton-Vuillaume, Texas A&M University Allan Dwyer, Mount Royal University Feminist Theory and Gender Studies Foreign Policy Analysis SB52: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Poli cal Economy Of South America Markus Holdo, Uppsala University Sub‐na onal Compe on for Foreign Direct Investment: FDI and Educa on Spending in Brazil Vincenzo Bove, University of Essex Leandro Elia, Ins tute for the Protec on and Security of the Ci zen - European Commission-Joint Research Centre Petros Sekeris, University of Namur An Ins tu on in Decline? On the Great Powers’ Role as Directorate of Interna onal Society Chair Disc. Economic Crisis and Democra c Legi macy: Lessons from Argen na Sponsor(s): "Responsible power" as the inversion of Great Powerhood: a genealogy Sponsor(s): Ana Carolina Garriga, Center for Research and Teaching in Economics (CIDE) SB53: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Trade and Security Diploma c Studies English School SB51: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Feminist Evalua ons of Foreign Policy and Policymakers Monetary Ins tu ons as Signaling Devices: The Case of Argen na Panel Interna onal Poli cal Economy Giselle Datz, Virginia Polytechnic Ins tute and State University Maria Antonieta D. T. Lins, Ins tute of Interna onal Rela ons ‐ USP MEXICO since NAFTA and the 2000 Elec on: Have Trade Liberaliza on and Democra za on Enhanced Mexican Stability and Democra c Governance? Gerry A. Andrianopoulos, Monterrey Ins tute of Technology Unlocking the Museum Katherine Hite, Vassar College Paradoxical Peace: An Auto‐Ethnography on Religious Paci sm and An ‐Capitalism Ruth Reitan, University of Miami "Becoming" IR: The Implica ons of a Storied IR Eric Selbin, Southwestern University Poli cal Lives: Invented Characters and Auto‐ethnographic Re ec ons Michael J. Shapiro, University of Hawaii at Manoa SB55: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel Travelling Ideas, Local Prac ces: Development Policies from 'Below' Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Laura Catharine Macdonald, Carleton University Heloise Weber, University of Queensland Interna onal Poli cal Sociology Chris an Bueger, Cardi University Aleksandra Thurman, University of Macau Emmanuel-Pierre Gui et, University of Manchester “Get your act(ors) together” – Actorhood and agency in Interna onal Rela ons Theory Global Di usion and Food Sovereignty: Perpetua ng Inequali es or Empowering Par cipa on? Ma hias Ho erberth, University of Texas, San Antonio Je rey M. Ayres, Saint Michael's College Michael J. Bosia, Saint Michael's College ImBRICa onS of Global Governmentality and the Poli cal Hans-Mar n Jaeger, Carleton University Causality in di usion studies Explaining the unlikely spread of social cash transfers in the global South Lutz Leisering, University of Bielefeld Tobias Boger, Bielefeld University Revisi ng Structure and Agency in IR ‐ Contextualizing the Prac ce Turn Erika Kirkpatrick, University of O awa The Interna onal System and Its Environment: Evolu onary and Autopoie c Perspec ves on Norma ve Change in World Poli cs Global civil society as 'contact zone': Indigenous discourses of 'civiliza onal crisis' and their recep on at the World Social Forum Janet Conway, Brock University The Agents of Global Social Policy Di usion: Innova ve Strategies of Interna onal Non‐Governmental Organiza ons (INGOs) Phenomenological Complexity Theory for Interna onal Poli cal Sociology: discovering complex adap ve lifeworlds SB58: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Fron ers in Global Environmental Poli cs Research Michael Leutelt, University of Bielefeld Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Esteban Nicholls, Carleton University SB56: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Poli cal Sociology of Markets Sebas en J. Mainville, The Ohio State University Tony Rivera, University of Delaware “The Governmentaliza on of Par cipa on: The Di usion of Indigenous Poli cal Ideas in Ecuador and Bolivia” Panel Interna onal Poli cal Sociology Panel Environmental Studies Michele Betsill, Colorado State University Frank Biermann, Vrije University Amsterdam The legi macy and e ec veness of transna onal private governance: A cross‐sector study of corporate social responsibility (CSR) programs in Guatemala Uwe Gnei ng, Freie Universitaet Berlin Jeppe Strandsbjerg, Copenhagen Business School The rule of technocracy: Analyzing prac ces of jus global nancial crisis ca on in the Frank Gadinger, Centre for Global Coopera on Research/University of Duisburg-Essen Taylan Yildiz, NRW School of Governance (U Duisburg-Essen) Learning to Succeed in a Glocal Marketplace: The Poli cs of Training World Ci zens Andréa B. Gill, University of Victoria & Pon Católica do Rio de Janeiro Panel playing Chess with Michel Foucault? Metaphysics of uncertainty, escala on of violence and governmentality Tobias Berger, Free University Berlin Chair Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Global Development The Chemistry of Di usion – Transla ng ‘the rule of law’ in Bangladesh Sponsor(s): SB57: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Theorizing Interna onal Orders cia Universidade Towards a New Global Financial Infrastructure? Deriva ves clearing, payments and se lement a er the 2008 nancial crisis Troy A. Lundblad, University of Toronto Turbulent Capitalism and the State Sco Nelson, Virginia Polytechnic Ins tute and State University Coun ng Assets, Drawing Territories: Di usion and the Fixa on of Capital and Space Jeppe Strandsbjerg, Copenhagen Business School James Perry, Copenhagen Business School The performa ve e ects of imagined economies – how to conceive of the role of economic theory in society? Timo Walter, Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies, Geneva The di usion of transparency norms in global environmental governance: towards more accountable and democra c decisions? Aar Gupta, Wageningen University Michael R. Mason, London School of Economics and Poli cal Science Gender and Interna onal Environmental Poli cs Nicole Detraz, University of Memphis Does knowledge ma er? Conceptualising the role of science and exper se in interna onal environmental poli cs Eva Lövbrand, Linköping University Environmental Security in Interna onal Environmental Poli cs Larry A. Swatuk, University of Waterloo SB59: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Rethinking Poli cal Change through the Arab Spring Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Turkish Interna onal Studies Associa on Ramazan Kilinc, University of Nebraska‐Omaha M. Ersin Kalaycioglu, Sabanci University Media Framings of “Arab Spring” in Turkey and their Re ec ons on the Turkish Foreign Policy Making Dilaver Arikan Acar, Yasar University Isik Gurleyen, Izmir University of Economics Electoral Engineering a er the Arab Spring and the Turkish Model Hasret Dikici Bilgin, Okan Universitesi The Arab Spring and the Limits of Emancipatory Poli cal Imagina on Elif Kalaycioglu, Sabanci University Halit Mustafa Tagma, Ipek University A Success Story or a Flawed Example? Turkish Model For the Middle East Sevket Ovali, Dokuz Eylul University Ilkim Ozdikmenli Celikoglu, Dokuz Eylul University Todd G. Smith, The University of Texas at Aus n The Arab Spring as a Post‐Western Wave of Democra za on: Promises and Limita ons of Post‐Colonial Analysis Oktay Tanrisever, Middle East Technical Univers y SB60: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Peacebuilding: Challenges and Opportuni es Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Carola Weil, American University, School of Professional and Extended Studies Laura Zano , Virginia Polytechnic Ins tute and State University United Na ons and The Rule of Law In Timor‐Leste Teresa Maria Cierco, University Beira Interior Deterring Defec on and Third Party Guarantees in Nego ated Se lements Deniz Cil, University of Maryland Caty Clement, Geneva Center for Security Policy Sean Kay, Ohio Wesleyan University Peacebuilding and Civil Society: A Cri cal Assesment of UNDEF´s role and its instruments of governmentality in Subsaharan Africa cal Catholic University of Rio de Ac ve Learning in Interna onal A airs Global Development Commi ee on the Status of Representa on & Diversity Global South Caucus Chair Disc. Doppel‐Threat: Explaining Varia on of Minority Treatment in Post ‐Secessionist States Anna Ba a, University of North Texas Where Will Governments Find Local Allies in Civil War? Explaining Ethnic Defec on with Microdata from the Mau Mau Uprising Rex Douglass, Princeton University Kristen Angela Harkness, University of Notre Dame Interethnic Coopera on, Incendiary Rumors, and the Networks that Help or Hurt Jennifer M. Larson, New York University Suranjan U. Weeraratne, Southern Illinois University Edwardsville SB64: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel Di usion through Networks in the Interna onal Financial System Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. David L. Blaney, Macalester College Naeem Inayatullah, Ithaca College Laura J. Shepherd, University of New South Wales Andrea Paras, University of Guelph Daniel Bendix, University of Manchester Paul C. Kirby, University of Sussex Scien Claire L. Adida, University of California San Diego Claire L. Adida, University of California San Diego Transna onal Terrorism and Localized Grievances SB61: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Roundtable What Do We Teach? How Do We Teach It? Cri cal Pedagogies and World Poli cs Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Ethnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on Studies Ginger L. Denton, U.S. Coast Guard Academy cal Catholic University of Rio de SB62: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Climate, Weather, and Con ict II Sponsor(s): Panel The E ect of Religion and Ethnic Iden ty on Poli cal Behavior in Insurgent Thailand The local and the regional: challenges for Peacebuilding on the Democra c Republic of Congo Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. SB63: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Explaining Ethnic Violence Through Local Grievances Karen Brouneus, University of Otago Ontological Security and Loca ng Danger and Di usion: Peacebuilding in Northern Ireland Sponsor(s): Theresa Margarete Tribaldos, ETH Zurich Who gains, who su ers, who ghts? Resource abundance, scarcity and di erent types of communal con ict in the Sahel region Tes ng The Women and Peace Hypothesis: A tudes of Women versus Men in the Wake of the Rwandan Genocide Three Dimensional Chess. The Poli cs of DRC's Demobiliza on Program Ricardo Oliveira Santos, Pon Janeiro Con ict and coopera on over domes c water resources: two case studies in Morocco and Portugal Nina von Uexküll, Uppsala University Interna onal Security Studies Enzo Mauro Tabet Cruz, Pon Janeiro Precipita on, Prices and Protest: Inves ga ng the link between rainfall, food prices and social unrest in Africa The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) M. Andrew Abdollahian, Claremont Graduate University Iain R. Hardie, University of Edinburgh Network Di usion of De‐Dollariza on E orts Michael John Albert, University of California, Santa Barbara The Poli cal Business Cycle in an Integrated World: Capital Mobility, Trade Openness and the Domes c Poli cs of Foreign Exchange Interven on. Panel c Study of Interna onal Processes Halvard Buhaug, Peace Research Ins tute Oslo (PRIO) Clionadh A. Raleigh, University of Dublin On the Course of Civil War – Does Climate feed Con ict? Halvard Buhaug, Peace Research Ins tute Oslo (PRIO) Gerdis Wischnath, Peace Research Ins tute Oslo (PRIO) Climate‐related natural disasters and small‐scale violent con ict: A disaggregated approach Hanne Seter, Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) Adrian Shin, University of Michigan The Dynamic Structure of Global Banking: A Complex Network Analysis William K. Wineco , University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill The Interna onal Financial System as a Dynamic Network: Currency Exchange Vola lity, Di usion and Contagion M. Andrew Abdollahian, Claremont Graduate University Patrick Neal, Claremont Graduate University Zining Yang, Claremont Graduate University SB65: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Ethnicity, the Poli cal Landscape and Con ict Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Ethnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on Studies Sponsor(s): Lutz F. Krebs, Maastricht University Nils‐Chris an Bormann, ETH Zurich Chair Disc. Til ng at Windmills or Whipping Up a Storm? Elites and Ethno‐ Na onalist Con ict during Democra za on Lutz F. Krebs, Maastricht University Forest Claims: Norm Di usion and the Pursuit of Jus ce in the Conven on on Biological Diversity Kimberly R. Marion Suiseeya, Duke University Elena E. Pokalova, Na onal Defense University Transla ng the ‘Good Governance’ Norm from Global to Local Contexts: EU’s Development Aid to India and its Impact An Ethnopoli cal Explana on of Democra c Peace Pui Hang Wong, Maastricht University Panel Interna onal Ethics SB69: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM The Tide of Ideas in La n America Poli cal Responsibility in a Globalized World Sponsor(s): Richard Beardsworth, Florida Interna onal University A Responsibility for the Symptom or the Cause?: Reevalua ng the Cosmopolitan Approach to Humanitarian Interven on within Debates about Global Cons tu onalism Alexandra Bohm, University of She eld Garre Wallace Brown, University of She eld Security Cosmopolitanism and Global Governance: The Place of the State Anthony Burke, University of New South Wales The Cosmopolitan Republican Cons tu on. Dawisson B. Lopes, Federal University of Minas Gerais ‐ UFMG Nane e Archer Svenson, Tulane University Poli cal Knowledge of the Poor: The Case of La n America Khatchik Derghoukassian, University of San Andrés Have Regional and Global Ins tu ons Played a Role in Shaping a Renewed Social Agenda for the 21st Century? A Case Study of La n America’s ‘Pink Tide’ Carlos Faria, Pon cal Catholic University of Minas Gerais Dawisson B. Lopes, Federal University of Minas Gerais - UFMG Richard Shapco , University of Queensland Panel Interna onal Law Ulrike E. Lorenz‐Carl, University Potsdam Joe Weinberg, Univerity of Southern Mississippi Joe Weinberg, Univerity of Southern Mississippi Expanding geographical indica ons: from Bordeaux to the United Kingdom and beyond Erica Angele Farmer, University College London Contested Di usion: Lessons from Intellectual Property ‘Universalism’ Joseph F. Turco e, York University Rosemary Coombe, York University Human rights in interna onal trade: what changes with the new genera on of European Preferen al Trade Agreements? Lucas Tasque o, University of Sao Paulo Disc. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Linda Alvarez, Claremont Graduate University Barbara Buckinx, University of California, San Diego Chair Chair Disc. Chair Panel Last In, First Out? The Di usion of the Cold War Paradigm in La n America The Foreign Policy of a Non‐Domina ng State Sponsor(s): Garima Mohan, Freie Universitat, Berlin What made the modern world hang together: Socializa on or S gma za on? Ayse Zarakol, University of Cambridge Richard Shapco , University of Queensland Steven C. Roach, University of South Florida SB67: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM The Law and Poli cs of Interna onal Trade Disarming Norms: Postcolonial Agency and the Cons tu on of the Interna onal Alice Melissa Judell, University of Sydney Charlo e Epstein, University of Sydney North Caucasus: Iden ty Con ict Di usion Chair Disc. Charlo e Epstein, University of Sydney Ben O'Loughlin, Royal Holloway, University of London From a First World to a Third World Issue? The Evolu on of Food Security in Interna onal Rela ons Nikola Mirilovic, University of Central Florida David S. Siroky, Arizona State University Joshua Caron, Arizona State University Sponsor(s): Global Development Vivienne Jabri, King's College London Contested Recogni on: Evidence from Kosovo and Western Sahara SB66: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Cosmopolitan Responsibili es and Cosmopolitan States SB68: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel Interroga ng the Use of Norms in IR: Di usions or Imposi ons? SB70: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM The Religious-Secular Divide in Global Context Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Ron Hassner, University of California Berkeley Davis Brown, Maryville University Rule‐Consistent Behavior: A Cul‐de‐Sac. The Double Contested Compliance of Religious Freedom Farhood Badri, FernUniversität in Hagen Pious Secularists?: The Religious‐Secular Divide and Public Opinion in Senegal and the Philippines David T. Buckley, Georgetown University How Church‐State Rela ons Shape Religious In uence on Transna onal Norms Jonathan Chow, Reed College Religion‐State Connec ons and US‐Muslim Counter‐Terrorism Coopera on Peter S. Henne, Georgetown University Figh ng the Faithful: How the Religious‐Secular Divide Shapes Insurgent Group Survival Jason A. Klocek, U.C. Berkeley SB71: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel The Power of Communica on: Media E ects on Policy Making and Public A tudes Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Interna onal Communica on Masahiko Iguchi, Tokyo Ins tute of Technology Chiara De Franco, King's College London Aric Trevor Thrall, George Mason University Transna onal Media E ects: The Role of U.S. News in Afghanistan and Pakistan Katherine A. Brown, Columbia University The ‘NET E ect’: the role of the Internet in Foreign Policy‐Making Andrea Calderaro, European University Ins tute Chiara De Franco, King's College London Weapons of Mass Destruc on and Nuclear Tra cking in Emerging Media Panel Ethnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on Studies Interna onal Poli cal Economy Philip Joseph Meeks, Creighton University Philip Joseph Meeks, Creighton University Poli cal Violence: An Analysis of the Poli cal Economy and Human Rights of Stateless Na ons Olakemi Sobomehin Campbell, Louisiana State University Convergence of Interests in the Development of Foreign Worker Policies in Korea Geun Koh, University of Delaware Welcome or Unwelcome? Di usion of Restric ve Migra on Policies in Emerging Economies Tanu Kohli, Rutgers- the State University of New Jersey From Europe to Brazil: di usion of ideas and migra on ows in mes of economic crises Andrea F. Lucena, Federal University of Goias Luciana O. Dias, Federal University of Goias The Poli cal Economy of the Interna onal Migra on of Indigenous Peoples Philip Joseph Meeks, Creighton University SB73: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Panel Trade-o s and Targets: Exploring the Climate-Industry Nexus Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Environmental Studies Interna onal Poli cal Economy Jessica Templeton, London School of Economics Elizabeth Chalecki, Goucher College EU Climate Policy: Exploring the Role of Industry Elin Boasson, CICERO, Center for Interna onal Climate and Environmental Research, Oslo Jorgen We estad, Fridtjof Nansen Ins tute Environmental discourses of emergency and salva on: Tradeo s between climate solu ons and electronic waste Candice Carr Kelman, UC Irvine Maja Primorac Jost Wubbeke, Free University of Berlin SB74: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Afghanistan and Central Asia in the Changing Geopoli cal Environment Sponsor(s): Chair Margaret E. Kosal, Georgia Ins tute of Technology Daniel Adam Thigpen, Georgia Ins tute of Technology Chair Disc. Jon Birger Skjærseth, Fridtjof Nansen Ins tute The Poli cs of socio‐technical networks: Climate Change Mi ga on in the Chinese Steel‐Making Industry Joanna I. Lewis, Georgetown University Graig Klein, Binghamton University Sponsor(s): Governing European industry by Emissions Trading: Resistance, Innova on or Responsibility The global di usion of learning in the wind power industry Advanced Communica on Technology and the E ect on Democra c Transi ons SB72: Saturday 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM Poli cal Economy of Immigra on and Na onalism Governance of Low‐Carbon Technological Innova on in Automobile Industry: A Compara ve Poli cs of Fuel Economy Regula on between Japan, Europe, the US and China and the Future Climate Governance Panel American Associa on for the Advancement of Slavik Studies Mariya Y. Omelicheva, University of Kansas Uzbekistan’s Diploma c Ini a ves for the Solu on of the Afghan Issue: A Retrospec ve View from 2014 Shuhrat Baratov, The Australian Na onal University What Happens A er the U.S. Leaves Afghanistan Yury Bosin, University of New Mexico Tajikistan’s security dilemmas in Afghanistan: 2014 and beyond Kirill Nourzhanov, Australian Na onal University Uzbekistan’s “6+3” Ini a ve: An Epitome of Geopoli cal Trends A ec ng the Afghan Process Mariya Y. Omelicheva, University of Kansas SC01: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Responding to Arab Spring: Opportuni es for Comparison Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Foreign Policy Analysis Hayat Alvi, U.S. Naval War College Elizabeth Ma hews, CSUSM Interven on and Regime Change in Bush’s and Obama’s Foreign Policies: Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya and non‐Syria Maria Helena Castro Santos, University of Brasilia Ulysses Tavares Teixeira, University of Brasilia Qatar and the Arab Spring: From Diploma c Media on to Regional Interven on Kris an Coates Ulrichsen, London School of Economics Neoclassical Realism and State‐Sponsorship of Terrorism: The Case of Syria Magdalena Kirchner, University of Heidelberg Sebas an Harnisch, Heidelberg University Interests, Principles, and Ideologies: A Compara ve Analysis of Western Policies Towards the Broader Middle East From 9/11 to the 'Arab Spring' Costanza Musu, University of O awa SC02: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Women, Gender, and the European Union Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Feminist Theory and Gender Studies Women's Caucus Stephanie Anderson, University of Wyoming Anna Van Der Vleuten, Radboud University Nijmegen Too Much Talk, Not Enough Ac on: Why UN Resolu ons 1325 and 1820 are so di cult to implement in the EU’s Common Security and Defense Policy Missions Stephanie Anderson, University of Wyoming Electoral Rules or Weak Di usion of Gender Equality Norms? Explaining Na onal Di erences in Women’s Representa on in the European Parliament Jessica For n-Ri berger, GESIS - Leibniz-Ins tut für Sozialwissenscha en Berthold Ri berger, University of Munich Toni Haastrup, University of Warwick Do European women’s NGOs generate publics? Online advocacy in Brussels, the UK, and Germany Sabine Lang, University of Washington Henrike Knappe, Leuphana University Lueneburg Family Reuni ca on Policy and Integra on in the EU: Where are the Women? Eleanor Morris, Agnes Sco College Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Sandra Braman, University of Wisconsin‐Milwaukee Sara Bannerman, McMaster University Di usion by Treaty Responses to Prac ce: The Poli cs of "Three Strikes" in An ‐Piracy Law Juan Ramon Rodriguez Amat, University of Vienna Katharine Sarikakis, University of Vienna Di usion by Prac ce‐Driven UN Mandate: The Globaliza on of An ‐Terrorism Law Sandra Braman, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Di usion by Resistance: The Poli cs of Counter‐Di usion from the Periphery to the Center Lyombe Eko, University of Iowa SC04: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel Emo ons in World Poli cs: Theory and Methodological Issues Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Interna onal Poli cal Sociology Simon Koschut, University of Erlangen‐Nuremberg Andrew A. G. Ross, Ohio University The sources of a ect in friendly interstate rela ons: U.S. bilateral rela onships in a compara ve perspec ve Lucile Eznack, University of Geneva Analyzing emo ons in IR: what we can learn from Russia’s resistance to NATO’s missile defense Regina Heller, University of Hamburg Reinhard H. Wolf, Goethe University Frankfurt Believing this and Alieving that: Contradictory Intui ons in Interna onal Poli cs Marcus Holmes, Fordham University Discursive Construc on of Human Su ering: a Cri cal Perspec ve on Emo ons as Moral Judgments Marina Karbowski, University of Tuebingen Simon Koschut, University of Erlangen-Nuremberg Taking Stock of Emo ons in World Poli cs. Opportuni es and Challenges Elisabeth E. M. Meur, University of Namur (FUNDP) Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Gender Equality in EU‐Africa Rela ons SC03: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Di usion of Communica on Law and Policy II SC05: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel Space Meets Cyberspace: Policy Addi ves and Cross Fer liza on Interna onal Organiza on Chris Bronk, Rice University Ronald J. Deibert, University of Toronto The puzzling failure to build ins tu ons for outer space security and sustainability: Evolving understandings of space in interna onal governance Alanna Krolikowski, University of Toronto A Prime Direc ve? How Space Policy Coexists with Policy for Cyberspace Chris Bronk, Rice University State Sovereignty in Space: Current Models and Possible Futures Karl Leib, Chris an Brothers University Apples and Oranges: Strategic Analogies, Outer Space, Cyberspace,and the Con a on of Domains John Sheldon, School of Advanced Air & Space Studies Collec ve Space and Individual Defense: Extending Cyber Capabili es to Space Assets W. Alexander Vacca, Northrop Grumman SC06: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM China's Environmental Policies: Bo om-up vs. Top-down Perspec ves Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Environmental Studies Wei Liang, Monterey Ins tute of Interna onal Studies Chris ne Boyle, UNC These Dam(n) Projects: Rese lement Processes and Sustainable Livelihoods along the Lancang River Sabrina Habich, Na onal Chengchi University Chinese non‐state actors in mul lateral climate change mee ngs Hee-jin Han, Na onal University of Singapore Shuxiu Zhang, London School of Economics and Poli cal Science Promo ng Clean Energy Industry in China: How Does An Authoritarian Regime Meet Its Climate Change Goals Huaxia Lai, University of Washington China’s Sustainable Development Policies and Strategies Edward W. Schwerin, Florida Atlan c University Channeling Interna onal Di usion within one Country: China’s approach to Environment and Development Der-yuan Wu, Na onal Chengchi University SC07: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel Priva za on of Security: Case Studies and Na onal Perspec ves Sponsor(s): Chair Compara ve Interdisciplinary Studies Francesco Giumelli, Metropolitan University Prague Case study on the par cipa on and ac vity of military non‐state actors in Libyan rebellion in 2011 Radana Makariusová, Metropolitan University Prague The cohesion of regula on of PMSCs in the interna onal and regional levels Maria Nebolsina, Center for Euro-Atlan c Security of Interna onal Studies Ins tute MGIMO (University) Incomplete Outsourcing: Explaining the Uneven spread of state use of PMSCs David G. Perry, Carleton University SC08: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Di usion of Con ict Management Theory and Prac ce Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Jan Busse, German Ins tute for Interna onal and Security A airs (SWP) The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) The Poli cal Economy of Governance and Resistance in Israel‐ Pales ne Pamela R. Aall, United States Ins tute of Peace Janice Gross Stein, University of Toronto Neve Gordon, Ben Gurion University of the Negev Collec ve Ac on and the Di usion of Con ict Management Prac ce Pamela R. Aall, United States Ins tute of Peace Chester A. Crocker, Georgetown University Fen Osler Hampson, The Centre for Interna onal Governance Innova on Civil War Se lements: How and Why They Have Changed – and What that Means for Post‐Con ict Peace Caroline Hartzell, Ge ysburg College The European Union: Adding Punch to its Peacemaking Prac ce – Opportuni es, Challenges and Lessons Learned Antje Herrberg, European Forum for Interna onal Media on and Dialogue The Di usion of Peace Enforcement An Idea Whose Time Has Come? The United Na ons and the Responsibility to Protect Abiodun Williams, United States Ins tute of Peace Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Poli cal Economy Degrees, Condi ons, and Pathways of Interna onal Di usion: A Compara ve Evalua on of EU and OECD In uence on Ins tu onal Change in Israel Magen Amichai, Stanford University The emergence of the EU's interna onal investment policy ‐ interstate struggle, business compe on or endogenous ins tu onal change? SC11: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel Militarisa on As Di usion: The Poli cs Of Gender, Space And The Everyday Sponsor(s): Bri sh Interna onal Studies Associa on Marsha Henry, London School of Economics Katherine Natanel, School of Oriental and African Studies ‘Normal’, Natural, and Invisible’: Living everyday militarisa on on Guam Ronni Alexander, Kobe University Gender, Militariza on and the Everyday: Some Re ec ons on Contemporary Militarism in the Global North Militarised choices: in mate partner abuse and vic m‐survivors’ help seeking decisions in the UK armed services Harriet Gray, The London School of Economics and Poli cal Science Bargaining with militarisa on: nego a ng ins tu onal iden ty and individual agency on a Bri sh military base overseas Katharine Moon In the Army and in the Closet: Military Bases, Male Pros tu on, and Homoero c Subcultures David Bencek, Kiel Ins tute for the World Economy The global spread of private markets: Transforma ons of the stock exchange industry and implica ons for regula on Sebas an Botzem, Social Science Research Center Berlin Di usion of Transparency ‐ How Uncontrolled Dissemina on of Informa on Changes Interna onal Poli cs Jan-Frederik Kremer, Bonn University, Center for Global Studies Benedikt Mueller, FOM University of Applied Sciences Disc. Stephan Ste er, Bundeswehr University of Munich War, Literature, and the Military Imagina on An Agent‐Based Approach to Ins tu onal Change Chair Moving from Area‐Sta sm to Global Dynamics: World Society Theory and the Poli cs of Inclusion/Exclusion in Israel and Pales ne Alexandra Hyde, London School of Economics and Poli cal Science Robert Basedow, London School of Economics and Poli cal Science Sponsor(s): Nigel Parsons, Massey University Victoria Basham, University of Exeter Jamie E. Scalera, Georgia Southern University Fei Wu, CHARHAR INSTITUTE and Ji Nan University SC10: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Theorizing Interna onal Rela ons and Poli cs in Israel and Pales ne: Post-Structuralism and Beyond Dilemmas, Demobiliza on and Demographic Retrenchment: Pales nian Authority Biopoli cs through Healthcare under Occupa on Chair Disc. Lise Morje Howard, Georgetown University SC09: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Perspec ves on Ins tu onal Change Theorizing Governance as Globalized Governmentality: The Dynamics of World‐Societal Order in Pales ne Panel German Poli cal Science Associa on Jan Busse, German Ins tute for Interna onal and Security A airs (SWP) Pinar Bilgin, Bilkent University Planning in a Gray‐Zone: Independent Zoning Plans in East Jerusalem Michal Braier, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Beer Sheva Laura Sjoberg, University of Florida SC12: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Ins tu ons: Di usion, Advocacy and Law Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Human Rights Chelsea Lynn Moore, University of Southern California Anthony Tirado Chase, Occidental College For Show or Substance? The Establishment of Na onal Human Rights Ins tu ons Melissa A. Connolly, University of Missouri Building the Human Rights Regime: Mainstreaming as Strategy and Constraint in the United Na ons Megan Alexandra Dersnah, University of Toronto Di usion of Children's Rights Law and Business Guidelines Across Borders and Industries Elizabeth Milovidov, American Graduate School / Univ of Cergy Pointoise Law School Human Rights Resonance in the Global South James Ron, University of Minnesota SC13: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Democra c Peace: a Reappraisal A er 30 Years Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Roundtable Peace Studies Luigi Caran , Universitá di Catania Michael W. Doyle, Columbia University Jon Pevehouse, University of Wisconsin SC16: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel Di usion with an Asian Twist? Rethinking Development and Human Security in East Asia Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. SC14: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel Di used Interna onal Security and the EU-US Adjustment Policies Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Interna onal Security Studies John Peterson, University of Edinburgh Lorenzo Fioramon , University of Pretoria (South Africa) American and European Con ict Media on with a Russian Touch: The Case of the South Caucasus The EU’s Search for a Security Role in Southeast Asia a er the Obama Administra on’s Asian Pivot David Frederic Camroux, Sciences Po-CERI The Di usion of Global Turmoil in the Interna onal System: An Analysis of US Security Strategies in the Post‐September 11 Era on the Case of the Tension in Turkey‐Israeli Rela ons Imperial and Neo‐imperial Legacies in Timor‐Leste: When the gh ng stops but developmental threats to human security endure South Korea’s Post‐War Reconstruc on as a Case for Human Security and Development: A Universal Success Story or a Dis nct Anomaly? Eun Mee Kim, Ewha Womans University, Graduate School of Interna onal Studies Pil Ho Kim, Ewha Womans University Challenges of an East Asian Model with a Di erence: Economic Development and Human Security in North Korea Jae-Jung Suh, Johns Hopkins University Tomas Weiss, Charles University in Prague Panel Foreign Policy Analysis Judith S. Kullberg, Eastern Michigan University David Sylvan, Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies The Role of Foreign‐Imposed Regime Change in US Foreign Policy Payam Ghalehdar, European University Ins tute Obama’s Foreign Policy: Who Needs Democracy Promo on When You’ve Got Democracy Assistance? Ma hew Alan Hill, Ins tute for the Study of the Americas, University of London Democracy Promo on in the Western Balkans: A Comparison of US and EU Policies Murat Önsoy, Hace epe University Why do States Conduct Covert Regime Change? Lessons Learned from U.S.‐Orchestrated Covert Regime Change during the Cold War Lindsey O'Rourke, University of Chicago Cold War Legacies and U.S. Foreign Policy: Democracy Promo on in the Post‐Soviet Space under the George W. Bush administra on David Parker, King's College, London Finding its Feet in the Freedom Agenda’s A erglow – The Obama Administra on’s Conceptual Approach to Democracy Promo on Annika Elena Poppe, Peace Research Ins tute Frankfurt paul chambers, Southeast Asian Ins tute of Global Studies (SEAIGS), Payap University Barbara Stallings, Brown University Ins tu onal Response to the Internal‐External Security Nexus: European Union's Adjustment to Global Security Transforma ons Chair Disc. Success amidst Failure: Thailand’s Three Models of Economic Development and the State of Human Security in Thailand Independence and Di usion: Poli cs and Economics in Vietnam Devrim Sahin, Eastern Mediterranean University Ahmet Sozen, Eastern Mediterranean University Sponsor(s): Eun Mee Kim, Ewha Womans University, Graduate School of Interna onal Studies Saori N. Katada, University of Southern California Brendan Howe, Ewha Womans University Nelli Babayan, Freie Universität Berlin SC15: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Democracy Promo on as Foreign Policy Global Development SC17: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM The Poli ciza on of Interna onal Criminal Jus ce Sponsor(s): Chair Chair Disc. Disc. Panel Interna onal Organiza on Kers n Blome, University Bremen Nora Markard, Coll. Research Ctr 597 Transforma ons of the State, University of Bremen Kers n Blome, University Bremen Nora Markard, Coll. Research Ctr 597 Transforma ons of the State, University of Bremen How Mul ‐Level Poli ciza on Impacts on the Legi macy of Hybrid Tribunals: A Case Study on the Khmer Rouge Tribunal Laura Marschner, Competence Centre for Human Rights, University of Zurich Patrick Mayrock, Zeppelin University Instrumentalizing the Interna onal Criminal Court to Prevent Mass Atrocity Crimes: Drawing Lessons from the ICC Referral in Libya Ruben Reike, University of Oxford Instrumentalizing the Interna onal Criminal Court in Kenya: Preliminary ndings Chandra Sriram, School of Oriental and African Studies SC18: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Complexity, Di usion, and World Poli cs Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Compara ve Interdisciplinary Studies Theory J. Ann Tickner, American University Kate Macdonald, University of Melbourne Toward a Complexity Paradigm for Global Studies Walter C. Clemens, Jr., Boston University The World As Process: Toward Understanding Interna onal Rela ons With Complexity Science Neil E. Harrison, The Sustainable Development Ins tute Panel The Ghost in the Machine? The Spectre of Complexity in the Poli cs of Con ict Transforma on SC22: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Perspec ves on Balancing Adrian Li le, University of Melbourne Sponsor(s): World Poli cs as Complex Structura on Chair Disc. Jan Aart Scholte, University of Warwick SC19: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Emerging Countries in Global Poli cs I: Foreign Policy Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Asli Calkivik, Istanbul Technical University Cyril Obi, Social Science Research Council Arash Heydarian Pashakhanlou Navnita C. Behera, Delhi University Turkish Diplomacy since 2002: Between Realism and Liberalism Salikyu Sangtam, The University of Southern Mississippi A Literature Review for Balancing under Unipolarity: A Journey from Realism to Construc vism Balancing in a Hierarchical System: Pre‐Colonial Southeast Asia and the Tribute System Moroccan foreign policy: pragma sm in dependency Min Shu, Waseda University Nizar Messari, Al Akhawayn SC20: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM The Di usion of Narra ves in US Security Tradi ons Panel SC23: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Protec ng "Others": Asylum Seekers and Refugees Sponsor(s): Bri sh Interna onal Studies Associa on Inderjeet S. Parmar, City University London Nicholas J. Kitchen, London School of Economics and Poli cal Science The Enduring Logic of US Ballis c Missile Defence Andrew J. Fu er, University of Leicester Chair Disc. Panel Human Rights Kris an Berg Harpviken, Peace Research Ins tute Oslo Kris an Berg Harpviken, Peace Research Ins tute Oslo Fortress Purgatory: Asylum Indecision Pa erns Understood through Elite Calcula ons of Electorate Malleability Sean Christopher Anderson, Wayne State University Narra ng Military Populism: The Di usion of American Jacksonianism and Australian Tradi onalism Urban Refugees In Israel: What was, What is, and What should be Ronit Berger, Syracuse University Jack Holland, University of Surrey Playing at Being a State: Humanitarian Ac on in Refugee Camps A World Divided: Uncivilized ‘Others’ in US Security Discourse Alexandra Homolar, University of Warwick Adam J. Quinn, University of Birmingham SC21: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Diplomacy and Interna onal Sport: Actors and Ins tu ons Panel Diploma c Studies Geo rey Allen Pigman, University of Pretoria Alison R. Holmes, Humboldt State University on and Explaining Games M. Patrick Co rell, Lin eld College Kevin Robert McGahan, Na onal University of Singapore Haka‐plomacy: The Rugby World Cup as New Zealand Sport Diplomacy Anthony S. Deos, University of Otago Global Firms as Actors in the Diplomacy of Interna onal Sport Geo rey Allen Pigman, University of Pretoria The Olympic Games, cosmopolitanism, and UK news media discourse on human rights issues: consequences for public diplomacy Mark Pope, Royal Holloway, University of London “Nasty” diplomacy: A case of the idiosyncra c an diplomat Antoneta Vanc, Quinnipiac University Aryadne Bi encourt Waldely, PUC-Rio Seeking Refuge in Israel: Challenges, Reali es, and Policies Forever Bouncing Back? The Cyclicality of American Decline and Renewal as Narra ve Sports as Diplomacy: Power, Compe Diplomats Play On the Nature of the State Burcu Sari, Columbia University Gilles Bertrand, Centre Emile-Durkheim, Ins tut d'Etudes poli ques, Université de Bordeaux Chair Disc. cal Catholic University of Lindsay Hundley, College of William & Mary Diplomacy and the Academe in the Indian IR: Ever the Twain Shall Meet? Sponsor(s): Internal balancing as a possible source of interna onal change: a study of Chinese military moderniza on e orts The Problem of Unipolarity and Hegemony in Structural Realism Arlene Beth Tickner, University of the Andes Sandra Borda, Universidad de los Andes Chair Disc. Karen Ruth Adams, University of Montana David W. Blagden, University of Cambridge The Paradox of Balance of Power Poli cs Expor ng “Success”: Security and Foreign Policy in Colombia Sponsor(s): Theory Layla Ibrahim Abdallah Dawood, Pon Rio De Janeiro Compara ve Interdisciplinary Studies Panel Sara E. Brown, Clark University Turning asylum seekers away from a humanitarian medical clinic: Waging a human rights campaign “on the backs of people” Ilil Naveh-Benjamin, Cornell University What can be done to address the root causes of why asylum seekers leave their homes and their vic miza on by des na on countries? Yohannes Woldemariam, Fort Lewis College SC24: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Doing Global South IR Successfully Sponsor(s): Chair Chair Part. Part. Part. Roundtable Human Rights Global South Caucus Cli ord E. Gri n, North Carolina State University Seifudein Adem, Binghamton University Imad Mansour, Sciences Po Paris Nane e Archer Svenson, Tulane University Elsada Diana Cassells, The Graduate Center, CUNY SC25: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Threat Percep on and the Di usion of Risk Analysis and Intelligence Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Intelligence Studies David Strachan‐Morris, University of Leicester Julian J. Richards, University of Buckingham Na onal Risk Assessment as Intelligence Support Stefan Brem, Federal O ce for Civil Protec on Individual Threat Percep on and Small Group Decision‐Making in Crisis Situa ons Anna Daun, University of Cologne Risk as a Framework for a Construc vist Approach to Intelligence Studies Intelligence and Risk Assessment in the Fi h Domain of Con ict and Warfare: You are on Your Own Thomas A. Quiggin, Carelton University Public‐Private Security Collabora on for Cri cal Infrastructure Protec on: The Example of the Swiss Na onal Transmission System Operator Doron Zimmermann, Swissgrid ag Into the Unknown: Risk Assessment in the Bri sh Government's Iraq War Decision David Strachan-Morris, University of Leicester Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Chair Chair Disc. Enabling urban climate governance?: Local urban innova ons and precedents in the case of Mumbai, India Emily Boyd, University of Reading, UK SC28: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel Neoliberal Economics in East and Central European Countries: The Everyday Performance and Responses to Crisis Chair Post Communist States Neil Robinson, University of Limerick Neoliberal Economics, Na onalism, and Feelings of Individual Obliga on in East European States Renee L. Buhr, University of St. Thomas Marharyta Fabrykant, Belarusian State University Do Domes c Banks Perform Be er in a Crisis than their Foreign‐ Owned Counterparts? Central and East European Domes c Bank Responses to the Financial Crisis Rachel Epstein, University of Denver The Paradoxes of Success: Russia’s Response to Crisis Roundtable Human Rights Dave O. Benjamin, University of Bridgeport Hunjoon Kim, Gri th University Mohammed Bashir Uddin, Kobe University Edoh Agbehonou, Kennesaw State University Joseph Kingsley Adjei, Kennesaw State University Alison Brysk, University of California Santa Barbara SC27: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel Urbaniza on and Global Climate Change: Exploring New Synergies For Adapta on, Mi ga on and Policy Di usion Sponsor(s): Sarah Burch, University of Bri sh Columbia Alison Shaw, Royal Roads University Ann Dale, Royal Roads University John Robinson, University of Bri sh Columbia Sponsor(s): Mark Phythian, University of Leicester SC26: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Poli cal Corrup on and Human Rights Accelera ng the sustainability transi on: Exploring synergies between adapta on and mi ga on in Bri sh Columbian communi es Environmental Studies The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Heike Schroeder, University of East Anglia Craig A. Johnson, University of Guelph Michele Betsill, Colorado State University Mul na onal companies and urban climate governance: Market making or successful policy innova on? So e Bouteligier Urban resilience, low‐carbon governance and climate change: Reconciling the poli cs of adapta on, mi ga on and policy di usion Craig A. Johnson, University of Guelph Noah J. Toly, Wheaton College Subna onal climate governance in Brazil: addressing legal limita ons to ci es' foreign a airs and strengthening coopera ve federalism Joana Setzer, London School of Economics and Poli cal Science Neil Robinson, University of Limerick Consolida on Incomplete? How the Czechs aunt EU Regula ons in Defence Acquisi on Process Vit Stritecky, Ins tute of Interna onal Rela ons Nikola Hynek, Metropolitan University Prague and Charles University Market governance and economic elites in Eastern Europe Patricia T. Young, Stanford University SC29: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Asteroids and World Poli cs Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Security Studies James Clay Moltz, Naval Postgraduate School James Clay Moltz, Naval Postgraduate School Asteroidal De ec ons, Space Futures, and World Orders Daniel H. Deudney, Johns Hopkins University Can We Fight the Future?: The Challenges of Defending the Anthropocene From Asteroidal Collision. Jairus V. Grove, University of Hawaii at Manoa SC30: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Oil and State Regimes: Paradoxes of the Resource Curse Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Poli cal Economy Erika S. Weinthal, Duke University Erika S. Weinthal, Duke University Government‐take and poli cal (in)stability in extrac ve economies Cathy Chen, University of Bri sh Columbia Philippe A. Le Billon, University of Bri sh Columbia Petro‐Rents and Hidden Wealth: Evidence from Bank Deposits in Tax Havens Jorgen Andersen, BI Norwegian Business School The Big Oil Change: A closer look at the Haber‐Menaldo Data Jorgen Andersen, BI Norwegian Business School Michael L. Ross, University of California at Los Angeles Are Oil Subsidies Worth Their Governance Costs? Assessing the Impact of Fuel Subsidies on Ins tu onal Capacity and Poli cal Stability Naazneen Barma Oil, Domes c Con ict, and Opportuni es for Democra za on Je D. Colgan, American University Resource Wealth is an Ampli er, Not a Curse: Evidence from Country‐Level Exogenous Varia on of Resource Endowments Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Ragnhild Nordas, Peace Research Ins tute Oslo, (PRIO) Dara Cohen, Harvard University Women Scorned: The Determinants of Women’s Par cipa on in Violent Organiza ons Jakana L. Thomas, Michigan State University Kanisha D. Bond, University of Maryland A Strategic Logic of A acking Aid Workers: Evidence from Violence in Afghanistan, 2007 ‐ 2012 Robert Paul Musgrave, Georgetown University Yu-Ming Liou, Georgetown University SC31: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Peacebuilding: Conceptual Re-imaginings Protectors of the People or Pawns of the State? Sexual Violence by African Mili as Panel Peace Studies Jessica Stanton, University of Pennsylvania If You Can’t Beat Them...: Strategic Setback and Rebel Violence against Civilians Reed M. Wood, Arizona State University Gearoid M. Millar, University of Aberdeen Gearoid M. Millar, University of Aberdeen Revisi ng the origins of United Na ons peacebuilding: An analysis of the in uence of social science theories in policy prac ces SC34: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel Guns, Bu er and Strategy: Trade-o s and Technological Di usion Sponsor(s): Fernando Cavalcante, University of Coimbra, Portugal A Feminist Humanism?Outlining a Future for Gender‐Responsive Strategic Peacebuilding Ca a Cecilia Confor ni, Wellesley College Which ideas inter into interna onal peacebuilding poli cs? A framework of analysis. Laurent M. Goetschel, University of Basel / swisspeace Chair Disc. Strategy, Technology, and Governance: Shi of Responsibility from Na on‐states to Individuals Margaret E. Kosal, Georgia Ins tute of Technology Manoela S. Miklos, Sao Paulo State University (UNESP) Tomaz Paoliello, San Tiago Dantas Program Chris an Kramer, London School of Economics Sponsor(s): Panel The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Mariano Barbato, Babes‐Bolyai‐University Cluj‐Napoca, University of Passau Laura K. Landolt, Oakland University Pilgrim City. Making Sense of the Di usion of Religion in IR. Mariano Barbato, Babes-Bolyai-University Cluj-Napoca, University of Passau Be Careful What We Wish For: Chinese Business Prac ces as a Western Norm Di usion "Success Story"? The Trickle‐Down E ects of Military Expenditures in the U.S. Eriko Ueno, Gakushuin University The Neoliberal Way of War: the Di usion of Market Ideology in Discourses of State Violence Ben Whitham, University of Reading An Approach toward an Asia‐Paci c Strategy for the United States Air Force Dale Hayden, Air University SC35: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Norm and Policy Di usion Between Regional Organiza ons Sponsor(s): Chair Chengxin Pan, Deakin University, Australia Expor ng Revolu on: Why Only Some New Democracies Support Democracy Abroad? Tsveta Petrova, Columbia University Extreme Colors: Spreading the Word, Mimicking Ac on Daniela I. Pisoiu, University of Hamburg The Confusing Di usion of Civic Educa on Among Middle Eastern Youth Loubna Skalli-Hanna, American University SC33: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel Understanding the Behavior of Non-State Actors in Civil Wars Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Scien c Study of Interna onal Processes Sco Gates, Peace Research Ins tute Oslo (PRIO) and Norwegian University of Science and Technoogy (NTNU) David E. Cunningham, University of Maryland Rebels without a Name: The Use and Misuse of Insurgency in Civil War Virginia Page Fortna, Columbia University Tanisha Fazal, Columbia University Margaret E. Kosal, Georgia Ins tute of Technology Samuel Evans, University of California, Berkeley The transna onal expansion of military urbanism Complex adap ve networks and peacebuilding. SC32: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Resistance and Hegemony in the Di usion of Ideas Chair Disc. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Disc. Panel The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Philippe De Lombaerde, United Na ons University (UNU ‐CRIS) Emil J. Kirchner, University of Essex Compara ve Analysis of European and East Asian Regional Environmental Governance Joerg Balsiger, University of Geneva Aysun Uyar, Research Ins tute for Humanity and Nature Window dressing or true policy convergence? A study of inter‐ regional norma ve convergence in peace‐keeping and SSR concepts Ma hias Dembinski, Peace Research Ins tute Frankfurt Jörg Krempel, Peace Research Ins tute Frankfurt Norm di usion, norma ve change and East Asian regionalism Thuy T. Do, Australian Na onal University Regional Organiza ons and Pa erns of Di usion Roberto Dominguez, European University Ins tute Emil J. Kirchner, University of Essex The di usion of the EU security and development norms: ‘discursive encounters’ with West Africa and South America Elisa Lopez Lucia, University of Warwick SC36: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM The Global Di usion of Norms in Higher Educa on Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Ac ve Learning in Interna onal A airs Interna onal Educa on The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Gulriz Gigi Gokcek, Dominican University of California Steven B. Rothman, Ritsumeikan Asia Paci c University The Di usion of Higher Educa on Reforms in European Union Countries Foteini Asderaki, University of Piraeus-Greece Atlan c Crossings of the Bologna Process – Analyzing the Di usion of Higher Educa on Policies to the U.S. and Germany Tonia Bieber, University of Bremen Timm Fulge, University of Bremen Avril Kea ng, Ins tute of Educa on, London Vanessa Colleen Leon, Florida Interna onal University Aaron C McKeil, Aberystwyth Panel Harald Mueller, HSFK Democracies, Interven on and the Armed Forces: The Quest for a “Military Covenant” Marco Fey, Peace Research Ins tute Frankfurt Harald Mueller, HSFK Barbara Jankowski, IRSEM Objec ve Control Revisited: The US Generals as a Check on Civilian Hawks A Double‐Edged Sword: Risk, and the E ect of Nuclear Weapons Ali Sanaei, University of Michigan Chair Disc. Panel Ethnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on Studies Human Rights Emek M. Ucarer, Bucknell University Holley E. Hansen, University of Puget Sound Exclusive inclusion: Transna onal migrants and the blind spots of European human rights law Ci zenship at Mul ple Levels: Compara ve Reconcilia ons of Equality and Diversity Willem Maas, York University Maria-Victoria Perez-Rios, City University of New York Xenophobic actors in nested games: 'la poli que du dedans avec les raisons du dehors?' Raymond Taras, Tulane University Stefano Recchia, University of Cambridge Gabriela Marin Thornton, Texas A&M University Na onal Self, Post‐Na onal Other? The Expansion of Transna onal Ci zenship Rights and the Dynamics of Iden ty and Belonging in the European Union Ora B. Szekely, Clark University Panel Interna onal Security Studies Erik Dahl, Naval Postgraduate School Sami Makki, Sciences Po & CERAPS, Lille (France) Trouble Ahead: IRA Warnings and Police Responses in the Northern Ireland Con ict Joseph M. Brown, Columbia University Should Homeland Security Studies Survive? Erik Dahl, Naval Postgraduate School Externalizing the EU’s Jus ce and Home A airs: The case of EU‐ ASEAN Counter terrorism co‐opera on Felix Heiduk, University of Birmingham Evalua ng E ec veness in Domes c Counter‐Terrorism Ins tu ons Veronica M. Kitchen, University of Waterloo Preparing and Responding to Mass‐Casualty Terrorist A acks ‐ a Compara ve Analysis of Five A acks Targe ng Rail Bound Tra c Veronica Strandberg, Umeå University Sweden Reconceptualizing Deterrence: Crea ng a Typology of Nuclear Deterrence Doctrines “The Outsiders”: The Roma/Gypsy Popula on In Europe Civil‐military Rela ons and the Timing of Israeli Military Campaigns: From Lebanon to Gaza (and back again?) Chair Disc. Joseph Morris Grieco, Duke University Won Steinbach, Duke University Migrant and Female: Discrimina on and Protec on in the European Union Assessing Military In uence in Defense Policy Decision‐Making in France Sponsor(s): Ma hew S. Gra as, University of Southern California Nuclear Weapons and Crisis Escala on Dominance, 1946‐2007 Anuscheh Farahat, University of Frankfurt/UC Berkeley School of Law Interna onal Security Studies SC38: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Cross-Na onal Approaches to Counterterrorism Stephen Quackenbush, University of Missouri Gary Schaub, Jr., University of Copenhagen Nuclear Transi ons: Guardianship, Civil‐Military Rela ons, and Democra c Stability Sponsor(s): Why Is There Interna onal Theory? The Pedagogic Need for a Heuris c of Interna onal Rela ons. Chair Interna onal Security Studies SC40: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Discrimina on and Xenophobia in Europe Signaling the West: Adop on of Western Educa on Norms Sponsor(s): Panel Susan Turner Haynes, George Mason University Crea ng cosmopolitan ci zens in Europe: what role does poli cal knowledge play? SC37: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Civil-Military Rela ons and Policy SC39: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Nuclear Weapons and Deterrence Ka e E. Tonkiss, University of Birmingham, UK SC41: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel Culture and Peacebuilding: Conceiving of the “Them”, the “Us”, and the “There” Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Interna onal Poli cal Sociology Laura Zano , Virginia Polytechnic Ins tute and State University Oliver Richmond, University of Manchester Bringing anthropology to peacebuilding studies: encounters, transla on and violence Francine Rossone de Paula, Virginia Tech Gradua ng from assisted statehood: The case of Bosnia and Herzegovina Liliana Pop, London Metropolitan University How do we know? Interna onal Crisis Group and the produc on of knowledge under dire circumstances Berit Bliesemann de Guevara, Aberystwyth University What peacebuilders read Catherine Goetze, University of No ngham Bonjour,? oh no we speak English: Rwanda’s Peace Building and the Poli cs of Language David Kiwuwa, University of No ngham Ningbo China A ma er of life and death: peace‐building,’ immortality strategies’ and the ‘re‐enchantment’ of humanity Audra Mitchell, University of York SC42: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM The Future of Civil-Military Rela ons Theory Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Roundtable Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Disc. Jon Rahbek‐Clemmensen, London School of Economics James Burk, Texas A & M Deborah Avant, University of Denver Michael C. Desch, Notre Dame Peter D. Feaver, Duke University Suzanne C. Nielsen, United States Military Academy Panel Interna onal Security Studies Yuan‐Kang Wang, Western Michigan University Yuan‐Kang Wang, Western Michigan University James Manicom, Centre for Interna onal Governance Innova on Between a rock and a hard place: Philippines strategies toward China and the US in the South China Sea Aileen Baviera, University of the Philippines Sources of Sino‐Japanese Coopera on in the East China Sea: Implica ons for Dispute Management James Manicom, Centre for Interna onal Governance Innova on Securing Mari me Security: Norms, Legal Regimes and Realpoli k Carlyle Alan Thayer, University of New South Wales The Security Implica ons of Cross‐Strait Economic and Social Exchanges Yuan-Kang Wang, Western Michigan University Chinese Views of Indian Seapower in the Indian Ocean Toshi Yoshihara, Naval War College SC44: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel Health Risk, Security, and the Life Sciences: Controversies and Dilemmas in Pharmaceu cals and Biomedicine Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Interna onal Security Studies Valerie Percival, Carleton University Valerie Percival, Carleton University What a Di erence a Day Makes: The Global Rise of Tami u as a Medical Countermeasure Stefan H. Elbe, University of Sussex Biosecurity Dilemmas: Dreaded Germs and Public Health Chris an Enemark, Australian Na onal University An examina on of pharmaceu cal systems in severely disrupted healthcare systems Peter S. Hill, University of Queensland Jillian Clare Kohler, University of Toronto Markus Michael, Consultant Maurizio Murru, Consultant Natalia Ovtcharenko, University of Toronto Enrico Pavignani, University of Queensland Public Health Bene t or Bioterrorism Threat? H5N1 and the Debates over Dual‐Use Research Jeremy Youde, University of Minnesota Duluth Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Intelligence Studies The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Ma hew D. Crosston, Bellevue University Arthur Steven Hulnick, Boston University Exploring the links between Intelligence and Public Rela ons: Ruben Arcos, King Juan Carlos University, Madrid (Spain) Interna onal Security Studies SC43: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Fault Lines and Security Dynamics Along Asia’s Lifeline SC45: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM New Fron ers in Intelligence Studies Occam’s Folly: The Con nued Chasm between Academia and the Intelligence Community Ma hew D. Crosston, Bellevue University Percep ons on security and intelligence in Europe: the case of Spain David García, Universidad Complutense de Madrid/Benjamin Franklin Ins tute for North American Studies. Understanding Intelligence Failure and Deterrence: A Quan ta ve Approach Jacquelyn Schneider, Arizona State University SC46: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel Aboriginal Sovereign es of IR? Lived Prac ces from the Canadian Context Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Global Development Ajay Roshan Parasram, Carleton University Jeanne W. Simon, University of Concepcion Indigenous Cyber Diplomacies: Rethinking Boundaries of Sovereignty Online Dan Bous eld, University of Western Ontario Community Advocacy in the Wake of State Controlled Health Care: The Meanings behind Aboriginal Iden ty, Self‐ determina on and Community Ac vism Chelsea Gabel, McMaster University Making the Best of the 2010 Vancouver Olympics: “First Na ons in China” and Arc c Mining as Diploma c Strategies Heather Kincaide, Asia Paci c Founda on of Canada Jean Michel Montsion, York University, Glendon College From Claimed to Lived Indigenous Sovereignty: The Haudenosaunee Confederacy Passports as Rela onal Self‐ Determina on Sheryl Ligh oot, University of Bri sh Columbia Sacri cing Sovereignty: Challenging Indigenous and Canadian Sovereignty Claims in the Arc c Gabrielle A. Slowey, York University SC47: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM The Pales nian People and the Poli cal Economy of Dedevelopment Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Global Development Peace Studies Mohammed Abu‐Nimer, American University Mohammed Abu‐Nimer, American University The role of the tunnel economy in redeveloping Gaza Nicolas Pelham, Council for Bri sh Research in the Levant and The Economist Libera on through Neoliberalism?: the Pales nian Authority and the contradic ons of the statehood‐by‐2011 programme Sobhi Samour, School of Oriental and African Studies (University of London) (De)Development of a people and the restora on of Pales nian sovereignty Omar Shweiki, University of Oxford Laust Schouenborg, Roskilde University The Consequences of the Inward and Outward Di usions: The Case of Pales ne Alaa Tar r, The London School of Economics and Poli cal Science, LSE Carsten-Andreas Schulz, University of Oxford Mandy Turner, University of Bradford Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Integra on, subsump on or 'op ng out': Pan‐Americanism and the place of La n America in interna onal society Do States Look Out for Each Other? Encapsulated interest in interna onal rela ons Aid and the donor community in the oPt SC48: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Ethical Interven ons in Poli cal Resistance Regula on of Con icts as an Historical‐Sociological Category Applied to the Cases of Central Asia, Tropical Africa and Polynesia Kendall W. S les, Brigham Young University Panel Interna onal Poli cal Sociology A framework for the nego a on of roles in interna onal society Robert Yates, Royal Holloway, University of London SC51: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM The Foreign Policy of Alliances Chris P. D. Rossdale, University of Warwick Anthony Burke, University of New South Wales Sponsor(s): An Ethics of Occupa on?: Community, Resistance and Hospitality Chair Dan Bulley, Queen's University Belfast Traversing the fantasy? Ex‐militant experiences of Cypriot and Italian Armed Struggles Charlo e V. Heath-Kelly, University of Warwick Ordeals of Resistance: Deconstruc on, Disorienta on and the (Im) possibility of Poli cal Interven on Aggie Hirst, City University London The ethos of resistance and the logos of human rights: exploring resistance to the feminicide in Ciudad Juàrez Louiza Odysseos, University of Sussex Chris P. D. Rossdale, University of Warwick Maurice S erl, University of Warwick Chair Disc. Panel Foreign Policy Analysis Dmitry Katsy, Saint Petersburg State University Natasha C. Kuhrt, King's College London The EU and Russia: Compe ng Security Approaches Towards the ‘Shared Neighbourhood’ Vanda Amaro Dias, University of Coimbra NATO‐Russia Rela onship: R.I.P Cold War? Isabela Andrade Gama, PUC-Rio de Janeiro Reversed Dynamic of the Two Level Game. The Case of Russian Accession to the WTO. Igor Istomin, Moscow State Ins tute of Interna onal Rela ons, Ministry of Foreign A airs of Russia Bilateral Foreign Policy Games: Power, Interests and Discursive Borders in/of Russian Foreign Policy Dovile Jakniunaite, Vilnius University Russian Strategic Orienta on and East Asia Michael P McCormack, Florida Interna onal University Foreign Policy Beliefs of US and Russian Poli cal Elites Mark Sawoski SC50: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel New English School Theory: Social Roles, Func ons, and Processes Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. English School Daniel M. Green, University of Delaware Cornelia B. Navari, University of Buckingham The Prac ce of Legi macy in Interna onal Society: Helping IR construc vists break out of their atomis c approach to the idea onal world Daniel Ma eo, University of Westminster Leopoldo Lovelace, California State Polytechnic University at Pomona Gregory Miller, Oklahoma State University More Special Than Thou? A Compara ve Analysis of Denmark’s and the United Kingdom’s Special Rela onships with the United States Peter V. Jakobsen, Royal Danish Defence College Jens Ringsmose, University of Southern Denmark What is Cold War in Interdependence?: Great Power Interac ons in terms of the Partners and Rivals Model under Binding (Procedural) Coopera on The Rhetoric of Partnership: Legi macy Poli cs and Changing Alliance Rela ons in East Asia Resis ng EU Border Management as Ethical Prac ce? Sponsor(s): Foreign Policy Analysis Leopoldo Lovelace, California State Polytechnic University at Pomona Anarchic Ethics as An ‐Militarist Prac ce SC49: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Wrestling with Russia's Place in the World Disc. Panel Seo-Hyun Park, Lafaye e College SC52: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Dispute Resolu on And Trade Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Poli cal Economy Martha S. Thomas, University of Vermont York Alexander Forsyth, University of New Orleans Con ict management of river disputes: where do third par es go? Elvira Bobekova, University of Otago Learning from the Past: The E ect of Previous Ini a on, Decisions, and Compliance at the NAFTA and WTO Trade Dispute Resolu on Forums. Jennifer Laks Hutnick, Univ. of Pi sburgh Learning by Doing or Learning From Others? Di usion of Informa on in Interna onal Trade Dispute Se lement Mechanisms Jennifer Laks Hutnick, Univ. of Pi sburgh Legal Capacity and Developing Country Performance in the Panel Stage of the WTO Dispute Se lement System Ka Zeng, University of Arkansas Do ins tu onal factors ma er for environm/ental policy permissible outcomes in interna onal trade and investment disputes Beate E Antonich, University of Pi sburgh, Graduate School of Public and Interna onal A airs and Center for Interna onal Legal Educa on SC53: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Trade Preferences Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Poli cal Economy Greg J. Anderson, University of Alberta Robert T. Kudrle, University of Minnesota Heterogeneity, Uncertainty, and American Preferences for Trade Protec on Alexandra Guisinger, University of Notre Dame Consumer Preferences in a Global Economy: Na onal images and the perceived bene t of trade. Eddie Hearn, Florida State University Nego ated Exclusions and Free Trade: Why some Mexican Industries Receive Protec on with Free Trade Agreements Anthony A. Pezzola, Pon cal Catholic University of Chile Cons tuency Size and Trade Policy Vote in La n America Flavio L. Pinheiro, University of Sao Paulo (USP) A ect Over Reason: The Microfounda ons of Public Opinion Toward Interna onal Trade Shahrzad Sabet, Harvard University SC54: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel Racism and the Re-emergence of Far-Right: Theore cal and Historical Engagements Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Global Development Rick Saull, Queen Mary, University of London Owen Worth, University of Limerick Going Beyond a Collec ve Myopia: Whiteness and the Norm of Racial Equality Sema Binay, University of Minnesota The Interna onal Origins of the Far‐Right: The Future as Past Rick Saull, Queen Mary, University of London Passato e Presente?: Assessing the Contemporary Signi cance of Gramsci’s Analysis of the Rise of Fascism in Italy Nicola Short, York University ‘Europe’ and ‘Empire’ as seen by Na onal Socialism and its Revenants in Germany Today Fabian Virchow, University of Applied Sciences, Dusseldorf SC55: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel Global Poli cs of the “New Enclosures”: Land Grabs and the Violence of Development Revisited Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. The "New Enclosures": Colonial legacies of contemporary prac ces of dispossession in development Heloise Weber, University of Queensland SC56: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Historicizing the ‘Social’ in Interna onal Thought Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Diploma c Studies Interna onal Poli cal Sociology Theory Patricia Owens, University of Sussex Tarak Karim Barkawi, New School for Social Research Towards a Genealogy of Society in Interna onal Rela ons Jens Bartelson, Lund University What’s Wrong with Universal History? Barry Hindess, Australian Na onal University The Greeks and the Social Ned Lebow, King's College London The Historical Rise of the Social and Interna onal Theory Patricia Owens, University of Sussex Observing with Purpose: Sociology as a Response to Poli cal Needs Mar n Weber, University of Queensland SC57: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel Governing Through Certainty: Risk Assessments and Managing Uncertainty Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Interna onal Poli cal Sociology Linsey J. McGoey, Essex University Oliver Kessler, University of Erfurt The Certainty of Uncertainty: Risk Mi ga on as PostModern Soothsaying Lisa M. Burke, University of Denver Shaping Futures: The Analy cal Role and Poli cal Impact of Scenario Methodologies in Na onal Security Policy‐making Myriam Dunn Cavelty, Center for Security Studies Jonas Hagmann, ETH Zurich Catastrophism and An cipatory Security Garnet Kindervater, University of Minnesota Speed in the Union: Risk, Uncertainty, and Probability in EU Rapid Reac on Christopher C. Leite, University of O awa When Risk Communica on Becomes Security Communica on Karen Lund Petersen, University of Copenhagen Global Development Philip McMichael, Cornell University Marcus E. Taylor, Queen's University, Kingston Governing the Global Land Grab: What role for Gender in the Voluntary Guidelines and the Principles for Responsible Investment? Andrea M. Collins, Queen's University "From territory to property: The spa al transi on of colonial and developmentalist claims over land" Balakrishnan Rajagopal, Massachuse s Ins tute of Technology The “Voluntary Guidelines on Responsible Governance of Tenure of Land, Fisheries and Forests” one year later: an e ec ve global tool for gh ng land grabbing? Nora McKeon, Roma Tre University Agriculture for development:’ a cri que of land grab ideology and prac ce. Philip McMichael, Cornell University SC58: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel Gender, Power, and Vulnerability in the Environmental Arena Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Environmental Studies Feminist Theory and Gender Studies Sonalini Sapra, Saint Mary's College Nicole Detraz, University of Memphis Inves ga ng the Investment: Policy, Epistemology & Poli cal Economy in an Agricultural Research Boom Garre Graddy, American University School of Interna onal Service Conceptualizing Gender: Natural Disasters and Human Security Namalie Jayasinghe, American University Climate policy: the emergence of a ‘masculine’ policy eld ? Annika Kronsell, Lund University Gunnhildur Lily Magnusdo r, Malmö University Women’s Representa on in the UN Climate Change Nego a ons: A Quan ta ve Analysis Johannes K. Kruse, Bremen Interna onal Graduate School of Social Sciences Making disaster less disastrous: What is and isn’t known about lessening the long‐term impacts of natural disasters on human security Chris an Webersik, University of Agder SC59: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM EU Diplomacy: Ins tu ons, Prac ces, Fields Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Standing Group on Interna onal Rela ons of the ECPR The EEAS and the Transforma on of European Poli cal Order: Recrui ng Personnel from EU Member States’ Diploma c Services Stefan Gänzle, German Development Ins tute Zuzana Murdoch, University of Agder Jarle Trondal, University of Oslo Manufacturing esprit de corps? The Case of the European External Ac on Service Ana E. Juncos, University of Bristol EEAS as a Case of 'Spill‐back'? David Spence, London School of Economics and Poli cal Science Panel Interna onal Security Studies Towards a new geopoli cs of climate change Helena M. Moreira, USP - Universidade de São Paulo SC63: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel Seeing the Border: A tudes, Immigra on, and the Policing of Interna onal Boundaries Sponsor(s): Ethnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on Studies Poli cal Demography and Geography John L. Linantud, University of Houston Downtown Tony Robinson, University of Colorado Denver Border‐Crossing to Seek Health Care Services Among La no Immigrants in the United States Ma hew C. Morgan, York University Maria De Jesus, American University Understanding Interna onal Security Organiza ons: A Comparison of Decision‐Making in the PSC and the NAC Life Goes On: On Making a Normal Life in the Chaos of the Cartel Border War Nikola Tomic, Loughborough University Simon J. Smith, Loughborough University John Kilburn, Texas A&M Interna onal University Long‐term Priori es and Contradic ons of NATO‐Russia Rela ons: Possibili es for 2030 Fedor Voytolovskiy, IMEMO RAN Disc. Wolfgang Sterk, Wuppertal Ins tute for Climate, Environment and Energy Jasmine Hyman, Yale University Jessica Gordon, Yale Mona Rybicki, Wuppertal Ins tute for Climate, Environment and Energy Chair Disc. John R. Deni, Strategic Studies Ins tute Andrew Mark Dorman, King's College London NATO: From collec ve defense to governing global security Chair Thomas Bernauer, Swiss Federal Ins tute of Technology (ETH Zurich) Robert Gampfer, ETH Zurich Do the Principles Help the Prac ce? Evalua ng the Governance Principles Suppor ng (or Undermining) Climate Finance Mai'a Keapuolani Davis Cross, ARENA Centre for European Studies Sponsor(s): Burden Sharing in Global Climate Change Policy: Could Clima c Shocks Make Unfair Deals More Acceptable? Michael Vincent McGinnis, Monterey Ins tute of Interna onal Studies EU Diplomats and Crises: Invisible or Inconsequen al? SC61: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Food Security: New Interpreta ons, New Challenges Richard Anthony Ma hew, University of California Richard Anthony Ma hew, University of California Finding Refuge Across the Paci c Rim Jozef Batora, Comenius University Chair Disc. Chair Disc. Environmental Studies Interna onal Ethics Bruce Gilley, Portland State University David Kinsella, Portland State University EEAS as an Inters al Organiza on: Pa erns of Ins tu onal Innova on in Diplomacy Sponsor(s): Sponsor(s): Panel The Use of Force to Achieve Climate Change Goals Jozef Batora, Comenius University Rebecca Adler‐Nissen, University of Copenhagen SC60: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM The Future of NATO SC62: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Jus ce and Power Poli cs in Global Climate Governance Panel Global Development Noah Zerbe, Humboldt State University Department of Poli cs Silke M. Trommer, Murdoch University Global crises, local con icts? ‘Food riots’ in Africa Be na Engels, Freie Universität Berlin Managing migra on? Unpacking the myth Fabiola Mieres, University of Manchester Challenging Reforms: the poli cs of water in Oaxaca, Mexico Monique Segarra, Bard College, Center for Enviromental Policy Bewildering Boundaries: Evalua ng United States Border Patrol Highway Checkpoints in the State of Texas David Branham, University of Houston Downtown Immigra on Reform as a Moral Ques on: Elite and Non Elite A tudes of Immigra on Reform in the Southern Border States Joanna U. Ka an, University of Houston - Downtown The China‐North Korea Border: An Anathema c Throwback in the Post‐modern Era Peter Li, University of Houston Downtown Seeing the Border: The Search for a Reliable Poli cal and Sta s cal Pro le John L. Linantud, University of Houston Downtown SC64: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel Di usion and Resistance: The Struggle Over Investment Protec on Between and Within Capital Expor ng and Impor ng States and Regions Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Stephen Clarkson, University of Toronto Restricted Di usion: The Ques oning of Investor Norms in the Investment Protec on Agreements in the Area of Natural Resources in Mexico and La n America Teresa Gu errez-Haces Norm Di usion, Reform, and Resistance in BIT Policy‐making David Schneiderman, University of Toronto SC65: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel Borders as Venues of Interna onal Di usion: Macro, Meso and Micro Analysis Chair Disc. Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Law Todd Allee, University of Maryland Helen Milner, Princeton University From BITs to Investment Arbitra ons: Remnants of a Colonial World? Stepan Wood, York University Lyuba Zarsky, Monterey Ins tute of Interna onal Studies Bilateralism vs. Inter‐regionalism: the United States’ and Canada's Contested Di usion of Investor Rights in South America Sponsor(s): SC67: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM The Bilateral Investment Treaty Regime Ethnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on Studies Poli cal Demography and Geography Cédric Dupont, Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies Thomas Schultz, Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies Firms’ use of BIT‐based arbitra on Emilie Hafner-Burton, University of California San Diego Zachary Steinert-Threlkeld, University of California, San Diego BITs renego a on Zeev Yoram Ha el, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem and the University of Illinois at Chicago Alex Thompson, Ohio State University Mul na onal Corpora ons, Na onality, and Government Breach of Contract Rachel Wellhausen, Princeton University SC68: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Roundtable ENMISA: Dis nguished Scholar Award Panel for Marc Howard Ross Ahmet Icduygu, Koc University Ahmet Icduygu, Koc University Sponsor(s): The Triangular Nexus of Migra on, Security and Economy: Evidence from Turkish‐Iraqi Border Damla Aksel, Koc University Didem Danis, Galatasaray University Modelling the Dynamics of Ethnona onalist Mobiliza on and Con ict Di usion Gorana Grgic, University of Sydney Changing Roles of Borders in the Age of Globaliza on Chair Honoree Part. Part. Part. Ethnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on Studies Josephine E. Squires, Fort Hays State University Marc Howard Ross, Bryn Mawr College Mar n O. Heisler, University of Maryland Louis Kriesberg, Syracuse University Erin Jenne, Central European University SC69: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel Transna onal Networks of Regulatory Professionals: Evidence from La n America Lacin Idil Oz g, Yildiz Technical University Biopoli cs Beyond Geopoli cs: Migra on policy‐making in Turkey Deniz Sert, Koc University Ugur Yildiz, Carleton University SC66: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Evil and Interna onal Poli cs Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Ethics David Chandler, University of Westminster Jack L. Amoureux, Wake Forest University Bad guys and worst guys of interna onal society: comparing ‘rogues’ and ‘evil’ Anna Geis, University of Magdeburg Carmen Wunderlich, Peace Research Ins tute Frankfurt ‘The “Evil” of Drugs’ Christopher E. Hobson, United Na ons University Conceptual Relics, Mutual Assured Evilness, and the Struggle over Israeli Public Commonsense Piki Ish-Shalom, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem Choosing good, elimina ng evil: Libya and the poli cs of the Responsibility to Protect Jeremy M. Moses, University of Canterbury How the devil operates in Interna onal Rela ons Mona K. Sheikh, Danish Ins tute for Interna onal Studies Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Andrew Schrank, University of New Mexico G. Eduardo Silva, Tulane University Finding the Limits of Epistemic Communi es: La n American Environmental Regulators in Transna onal Governance Networks Kathryn Hochstetler, University of Waterloo Bureaucra c Networks and Government Spending: A Network Analysis of Nuclear Coopera on in La n America Isabella Alcaniz, University of Maryland Structured Overlap: Where Transna onal Governance and Na onal Poli cs Intersect Julie Collins-Dogrul, Whi er College The Na onal Bureaucra c Underpinnings of Transna onal Regulatory Networks: La n American Labor Inspectors in Compara ve Perspec ve Andrew Schrank, University of New Mexico SC70: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Green Shoots in Spring: Why the Uprisings? Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Kris n Diwan, American University Barak Mendelsohn, Haverford College Youth Movements and Post‐Islamism in the Arab Gulf Kris n Diwan, American University Panel Modeling the Arab Spring: Religion and Transi on in the Middle East Joseph Ma hew Gardner, University of California, Berkeley Theocharis Grigoriadis, UC Berkeley The Turkish Model and the Arab Spring: Norm Di usion from Europe to Turkey to the Middle East? Ali Tekin, Bilkent University The Arab Spring and Arab Militaries: The Role of the Military in the Transi oning Middle East Marybeth Ulrich, US Army War College State of Emergency and the Arab Uprising – Di usion of Western Models? Andrej J. Zwi er, University of Groningen SC71: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Repor ng Poli cs Within and Across Borders Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Cris na Arche , University of Salford Melissa Aronczyk, Carleton University Anne L. Bu ardi, University of Washington Andrew Chetley, - Diamonds, Oil and the American Media: Filtering out the Logic of Plunder in the Angolan Civil War Christopher R. Cook, University of Pi sburgh at Johnstown Bringing the World to America: An Oral History of AP Foreign Correspondents’ Rela onship with Policymakers Giovanna Dell'Orto, University of Minnesota Misreading the American Public? Neglec ng Americans' Interest in Interna onal News Emily T. Metzgar, Indiana University “We Are Not Challenging the Kremlin; We Are Broadcas ng For the People.” Analysis of TV Krasnoyarsk’s Coverage of the December 2011 Moscow Protests Anna A. Popkova, University of Minnesota Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Poli cal Economy Jonathan R. Strand, University of Nevada, Las Vegas Samuel R. Brazys, University College Dublin Remi ances and Aid Realloca on: How ODA Has Responded to Rising Flows of Migrant Earnings Cris na Alvarez Mingote, University of Illinois Ma hew S. Winters, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign A Sectoral Analysis of Aid Concentra on, Fragmenta on and Vola lity in Fragile States Helen R. Chang, The Graduate Center, CUNY China’s re‐emergence in Africa: reversing the convergence‐trend in foreign aid Sarah Hardus, University of Amsterdam Dona ng for Votes: Experimental Evidence on the Poli ciza on of Foreign Aid Ryan S. Jablonski, University of California San Diego An Empirical Analysis of Brazilian Bilateral Aid Rafael Magalhaes, Universidade de São Paulo Chair Disc. Environmental Studies Robert Falkner, London School of Economics and Poli cal Science Steinar E. Andresen, Fridtjof Nansen Ins tute Environmental Summi sm in Crisis? From Rio plus 20 to ‘Rio plus 30’ Frank Biermann, Vrije University Amsterdam Environmental Mul lateralism in Crisis? Con ict and Stalemate in the Trade and Climate Regimes The climate mul lateralism norm: contesta on, crisis, or renewal? Robert Falkner, London School of Economics and Poli cal Science When does the ‘global’ become ‘local’? Global summits on the na onal agenda Sponsor(s): Sponsor(s): Robyn Eckersley, University of Melbourne Interna onal Communica on SC72: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Poli cs Of Foreign Aid SC73: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel Environmental Mul lateralism in Crisis? From the Di usion of Con ict to Process Innova on and Renewal SC74: Saturday 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Panel Global sheries management: resource poli cs, network di usion, and governance reform Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Disc. Japanese Associa on of Interna onal Rela ons Hiroshi Ohta, Waseda University, SILS Atsushi Ishii, Tohoku University Aslaug Asgeirsdo r, Bates College Saving Global Fisheries: Decreasing Fishing Capacity to Promote Sustainability J. Samuel Barkin, University of Massachuse s Boston Elizabeth R. DeSombre, Wellesley College ‘Making Waves’: Roles and Thresholds in the Concept Cascades of Global Fisheries Governance James Hollway, University of Oxford Theorizing Outcomes of the Mul lateral Nego a ons on Globalized Tuna Fisheries Atsushi Ishii, Tohoku University Hiroshi Ohta, Waseda University, SILS Isao Sakaguchi, Gakushuin University The Southern Blue n Tuna Dispute Revisited: How Far Have We Come? Briony MacPhee, Consultant Howard S. Schi man, New York University The regime e ec veness of CCAMLR: What does “the best prac ce” mean? Ayako Okubo, Tokai University SD01: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM US Policy in the Middle East- Past, Present, and Future Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Foreign Policy Analysis Sarah S. Bush, Temple University F. Gregory Gause, University of Vermont Baghdad, Bush, and the Bargaining Model of War Michael K. McKoy, Rutgers University A Counter‐Revolu on? America and Saudi Arabia a er the Arab Spring Andrew J. Bowen, London School of Economics Interna onal Hierarchy and Democra za on in the Arab World Amaney Jamal, Princeton University US‐Turkey Rela ons: Adjus ng an Old Alliance to a New Environment Joshua Walker, U.S. Department of State Of Regimes and Regimes Reformed: Explaining Regime Change in Iraq and Libya Melissa Willard, University of Vermont SD02: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Women's Par cipa on in Poli cal Processes Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Feminist Theory and Gender Studies Women's Caucus Lisa Baldez, Dartmouth College Francine J. D'Amico, Syracuse University Electoral Gender Quotas and Ci zen A tudes towards Female Leaders: evidence from a natural experiment in Lesotho Amanda B. Clayton, University of Washington Female suicide bombings: counter‐terrorism, gender and human security Tanya Narozhna, University of Winnipeg Women as Gatekeepers ‐ Adding Women to the Halls of Power. Malliga Och, University of Denver Di usion of Power :Gender as a factor for women leaders at the Grassroot Democra c Ins tu ons of Rural India‐A study from an Indian State. Asima Sahu, Ravenshaw University Gendering the Ballot Box: Electoral Violence and Women's Par cipa on in Elec on Cycles Tazreena Sajjad, American University Gendered Quotas' Impact on Women's Substan ve Representa on: A Compara ve Study of Established and New Democracies Anca Turcu, University of Central Florida SD03: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel Mar n Wight in Tokyo: The Global Di usion and Japanisa on of the English School Approach Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Disc. English School The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Ching‐Chang Chen, Ritsumeikan Asia Paci c University Yongjin Zhang, University of Bristol Young‐Chul Cho, O.P. Jindal Global University The hypocrisy of ‘outlaw’ states – Japan’s response to North Korean ‘spy ship’ incursions Lindsay Black, Leiden University Arnold Toynbee in Tokyo: From Interna onal to Inter‐civiliza onal World Josuke Ikeda, O.P. Jindal Global University Ready to Accept the English School? The Rela onship between Interna onal Rela ons and Interna onal Law in Japan Shiro Komatsu, Waseda University Iden fying key English School texts and the reasons why they were cited: A tendency of acceptance to the English School in Japanese academic journal Kazuhiro Tsunoda, Meiji University Bri sh IR debates in war me Japan Hitomi Yamanaka, Nagoya University of Commerce and Business SD04: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel The “Emo onal” Janus Face of Interna onal Violence: (Non) Recogni on and the Social Construc on of Self-Esteem, Anger, and Callousness Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Interna onal Poli cal Sociology Reinhard H. Wolf, Goethe University Frankfurt Thomas Lindemann, Lille II University of Health and Law Enjoy the silence: process, security, poli cal subject Xavier Guillaume, University of Edinburgh Other’s Rei ca on and the Jus ca on of Violence Shannon K. Brincat, University of Queensland Languages of Emo onal Non‐recogni on: The 2005 London Bombings Thomas Lindemann, Lille II University of Health and Law Languages of Rei ca on: The Libyan Case (2011) Delori Mathias, Centre Emile Durkheim - Sciences Po Bordeaux - University of Bordeaux, France Languages of Mutual Recogni on. The case of the Iraq war (2003‐ 2012) Chris an Olsson, Université Libre de Bruxelles Rei ca on Goes Khaki: Technical Military Discourses and the Shaping of the Enemy in Iraq and Afghanistan Christophe Wasinski, ULB Bruxelles SD05: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Poli cal Economy and the Environment Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Poli cal Economy Frederick W. Mayer, Duke University Frederick W. Mayer, Duke University Interest group in uence in mul lateral environmental agreements: Empirical evidence from the climate change nego a ons Kassandra Maja Birchler, University of Zurich Carbon Market at State Level in North America: Appraising Year 1 of the Western Climate Ini a ve Annie Chaloux, École Na onale d'Administra on Publique Hugo Séguin, Université du Québec à Montréal A Tangled Web: The Complex Rela onship between Poli cal Development, Economic Development and the Severity of Natural Disasters Jason S. Enia, Sam Houston State University Domes c Sources of the Deep Trade Agenda: Social Issues in EU and US Trade Agreements Evgeny Postnikov, University of Pi sburgh The In uence of Ethanol's Lobby in the De ni on of U.S. Agricultural and Energy Policies (2002‐2011) Lais Thomaz, PPGRI San Tiago Dantas, Unesp, Unicamp, PUCSP Norms compe on in global environmental governance: the Japanese Climate Change Policy in the Post‐Kyoto Protocol Nego a ons Masatoshi Yokota, Tokyo University of Science SD06: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM The Di usion of NGO Ac vism in Authoritarian States Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Disc. Panel Compara ve Interdisciplinary Studies Timothy Hildebrandt, King's College London Bronwyn Leebaw, University of California Riverside John Tai, George Washington University Principal Agent or Principled Agents: Why do Interna onal Environmental Organiza ons Use NGOs for Governance Tasks? Casey C. Stevens, University of Massachuse s Resource‐Rich but Legi macy‐Poor: Interna onal Impact on Chinese NGO Advocacy SD09: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Ins tu onal Dynamics in Interna onal Organiza on John Tai, George Washington University The Marke ng of NGO Ac vism in an Authoritarian State: Registra on Issues of Transna onal and Grassroots Religious Organiza ons in Hu Jintao China Yun Wang, University of California at Riverside Di usion of Social Protest Strategies in China and Vietnam: An Emerging Common Repertoire? Andrew Wells-Dang, Johns Hopkins School of Advanced Interna onal Studies Another Side of the Beijing Consensus? Expor ng China’s Model of NGO Development Fengshi Wu, Chinese University of Hong Kong Timothy Hildebrandt, King's College London SD07: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Vulnerability and Ethics in Global Poli cs Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Interna onal Ethics Ty Solomon, University of South Florida Ty Solomon, University of South Florida Responding to Human Tra cking: The Progress and Challenges John W. Dietrich, Bryant University Scrip ng Our Pain onto Others’ Bodies: Torture, Vulnerability, and Threat Caron Gentry, University of St Andrews The Golden Shield: Legal Ra onaliza on and Impunity for Human Rights Abuses Rebecca Sanders, University of Cincinna Preven on and Prescrip on: The Ethics of Violence in Life‐Poli cs Elke Schwarz, London School of Economics The Paradox of Par cularized Protec on: Why are those civilians most at risk during armed con ict, least protected? Brian L. Job, University of Bri sh Columbia Anastasia Shesterinina, University of Bri sh Columbia SD08: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel Military So Power: Building In uence Through Military Exchanges The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Joseph S. Nye Jr., Harvard University Lorry Fenner, Con ict Records Research Center Military Educa onal Exchanges as an Important Source of US So Power Carol Atkinson, Vanderbilt University Impacts of Military So Power on Small Powers: A Case Study of Mongolia Jargalsaikhan Mendee, University of Bri sh Columbia Interna onal Organiza on Jue Wang, University of Warwick, UK Nina Hall, University of Oxford A Tragedy of Middle Power Poli cs: Traps and Contradic ons in Brazil's Quest for Ins tu onal Revisionism Guilherme Casarões, Fundação Getulio Vargas, São Paulo Dawisson B. Lopes, Federal University of Minas Gerais - UFMG Carlos Frederico Pereira da Silva Gama, Pon cal Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro Why does Mercosur need a parliament? The in uence of ins tu ons, interests and ideas Regional Di usion in the Caribbean: A Sisyphean Odyssey Panel Jamal R. Barnes, Murdoch University Chair Disc. Chair Disc. Clarissa Dri, Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina The Torture Taboo as a Social Construc on Sponsor(s): Sponsor(s): Panel Cli ord E. Gri n, North Carolina State University Data produc on and dissemina on as a di usion mechanism: Evidence from the OECD and taxa on policy in Canada and Australia Lyne Latulippe, Université du Québec à Montréal Rise and decline of Interna onal Organiza ons ‐ The e ects of member states‘ preferences on the shi ing posi ons within networks Florian Ries, FSU Jena SD10: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Myths and IR Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Disc. Panel Interna onal Poli cal Sociology John D. Heathershaw, University of Exeter Berit Bliesemann de Guevara, Aberystwyth University Florian P. Kuehn, Helmut Schmidt University Hamburg Global Governance and the Myth of Civil Society Par cipa on Katja Freistein, Bielefeld University Charlo e Dany, University of Frankfurt, Germany Myths of the Near Future: The Paris Declara on and Developmental Terminologies Franziska Mueller, TU Darmstadt Elena Sondermann, INEF Duisburg The Oslo myth Chris ane J. Froehlich, Ins tute for Peace Research and Security Policy at Hamburg University The 'Warlord' Myth Catherine Goetze, University of No ngham More than One Myth: The Implica on of Militarism in the Maintenance of the Legi macy of ‘Democra c Control of the Armed Forces’ Policies Katharine Mary Millar, University of Oxford From Idealpoli k to Realpoli k: How to avoid liberal myths when studying interna onalized armed con icts Boris Wilke, Bielefeld University SD11: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Models, Logic, Peace, and War Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Disc. Panel Peace Science Society D. Marc Kilgour, Wilfrid Laurier Univerisity Catherine Chris ne Langlois, Georgetown University D. Marc Kilgour, Wilfrid Laurier Univerisity Evolving the Democra c Peace Andrew W. Bausch, New York University Inducible Games: Using Tit‐for‐Tat to Stabilize Outcomes Steven J. Brams, New York University D. Marc Kilgour, Wilfrid Laurier Univerisity Carrots‐and‐S cks vs. Coercive Approaches to Crisis Bargaining Joe Clare, Louisiana State University Vesna Danilovic, State University of New York at Bu alo Anarchy is Some mes What States Make of It Erik Gartzke, University of California, San Diego Delegated Deterrence: A Game Theore c Analysis of Coopera on in Counter‐Terror Catherine Chris ne Langlois, Georgetown University SD12: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel Poli cs of Memory and Iden ty in the Former Soviet Territories Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Post Communist States Jelena Subo c, Georgia State University Amy Ross, University of Georgia Is Turkey Coming to Terms with its Past? Poli cs of Memory and Majoritarian Conserva sm Onur Bakiner, Simon Fraser University The Green Party in Estonia. Between ecological necessity and na onal iden ty Konrad Maier, Nordost-Ins tut Lüneburg Claudia Risner, Old Dominion University SD13: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Roundtable Decolonizing FTGS: Voice and the Poli cs of Posi on and Authen city Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Feminist Theory and Gender Studies Women's Caucus James M. Sco , Texas Chris an University Ralph Carter, Texas Chris an University David Cappella, Texas Chris an University Saria Hawkins, Texas Chris an University Pearce Edwards, Texas Chris an University Hannah Paul, Texas Chris an University Ethan Rutledge, U of Kentucky Amy Sentementes, Texas Chris an University Roger Tavira, St. Mary's U. (San Antonio) Mimi Woldeyohannes, Texas Chris an University Shannon L. Frede, University of Miami SD16: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Public Opinion and Global Poverty Sponsor(s): Panel Global Development Maurits Van der Veen, College of William & Mary Maurits Van der Veen, College of William & Mary From public support to global ci zenship: Dutch development policy Shelena Keulemans Domes c percep ons of India's role as a development coopera on partner Emma Mawdsley, University of Cambridge Percep ons of Poverty and Support for Foreign and Domes c Redistribu on Lauren Prather, Stanford University Chris ne Sylvester, University of Connec cut Jacqui True, Monash University Bina D'Costa, Australian Na onal University Teresia K. Teaiwa, Victoria University of Wellington Swa Parashar, Monash University SD17: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Norm Di usion and IOs as Change Agents Sponsor(s): Chair Panel Feminist Theory and Gender Studies Catherine Baker, University of Hull Nicole Detraz, University of Memphis Nego a ng (In)security: Women’s Ac vism in Kashmir Emma C. Brännlund, Na onal University of Ireland, Galway Using Lethal Force: Should Former Vic ms of In mate Partner Violence Consider Gun Ownership? Madeline Gille e, University of Southern Mississippi The Absence of Women in the Building Process of the post‐2011 MENA Region Abderrahim Guzrou, Bri sh Council Theorizing Resistance: Contested Representa ons of Gender in Cambodia Mona Lilja, University of Gothenburg Foreign Policy Analysis David Hudson, University College London Jennifer vanHeerde-Hudson, University College London Iden ty The : How the Bal c states recovered their Na onal Iden es a er Communism. SD14: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Women, Guns, and Poli cal Ac vism Chair Disc. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. A mul ‐level analysis of public support for development across the EU 1996‐2010 Michael Grossman, University of Mount Union Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. The Ties that Bind: Historical Beliefs in Russian Policy Towards Ukrainian Sponsor(s): SD15: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Roundtable Democracy, Interdependence and World Poli cs: Results of an 2012 NSF-REU Program Disc. Panel Interna onal Organiza on Yea Jen Tseng, Southern Taiwan University of Technology Kris n Se er, Centre for Area Studies, University of Leipzig The legisla ve process of United Na ons World Summits: a world parliament? Cicero Krupp da Luz, University of Sao Paulo The Di usion of Norms and Rights with respect to Women and to Democracy Carolyn M. Stephenson, University of Hawaii Manoa Framing the Nuclear Fuel Cycle Legally: Agenda‐Se ng, Dra ing, and Codi ca on of the IAEA’s Mul lateral Ini a ves Yea Jen Tseng, Southern Taiwan University of Technology SD18: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Background and Margins of World Poli cs Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Compara ve Interdisciplinary Studies Paul Brian Fritz, Hofstra University Timothy Wayne Luke, Virginia Polytechnic Ins tute and State University Charles Tilly Revisited: Is Peace‐Building as equally powerful as War‐Making? : Lessons from the European Union. Asli Baysal, University of Florida Values of Democracy: A Cross‐Na onal Study of Textbooks 1950‐ 2010 Peggy Fan, Stanford University Mariana Alves da Cunha Kalil, Universidade Federal Fluminense Think Globally, Act Locally? Local Costs for Global Bene ts Rela onal Adapta on: Logics of China’s Mul lateralism, 1949‐ 2010 Teresa Kramarz, University of Toronto Weizhun Mao, University of Konstanz Cons tu on Making and Interna onal Rela ons Modeling the Dragonomic Diplomacy: Mul lateral Economic Regimes' In uence on China's Economic Diplomacy Decision‐ Making Process Hanna Lerner, Tel Aviv University Amir Lupovici, Tel Aviv University Li le Princes: Microstate Monarchies in Today's World Shuxiu Zhang, London School of Economics and Poli cal Science Nancy Wright, Long Island University SD19: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Emerging Countries in Global Poli cs II: Governance Issues Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Isaline Angelina Hélène Bergamaschi, Universidad Los Andes Guillaume DEVIN, Sciences Po Paris France New Faces in the aid crowd? Emerging countries at the OCDE/DAC: Strategies of associa on and investment Towards a post‐hegemonic cyberspace? Emerging Powers in Internet governance Territorial alliance forma on and dissolu on as building blocs for geopoli cal theory The Enigma of Harvey: Assessing the Signi cance of David Harvey for IR Theory Harvey on Postmodernity: what lessons for IR? Thinking Interna onal Rela ons di erently? The discourse and prac ces of emerging countries in the interna onal development eld cal Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro Health diplomacy in South America: rede ning regional poli cs and capaci es María Pía Riggirozzi, University of Southampton Chair Disc. Philippe Fournier, University of Quebec at Montreal What would David Harvey say to Jus n Rosenberg? Sébas en Rioux, York University Capital Eat Capital: Cannibalism as Last‐Resort Op on against Economic Crises Roberto Roccu, King's College London Harvey's Imperialism as Periodisa on Panel Alex Su on, University of Warwick SD23: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Roundtable The EU: A Global Power in the Making? - Europe’s Present and Future Role in a Changing World Brazilian Interna onal Rela ons Associa on Alcides Vaz, University of Brasilia Alcides Vaz, University of Brasilia Sponsor(s): Organized Crime, Drug Tra cking, and Democracy in La n America and the Caribbean: Major Trends in the 21st Century Chair Chair Bruce Bagley, University of Miami Part. Part. Mexico, war on drugs and the Merida Ini a ve Raúl Manaut, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México Drug‐tra cking and the militariza on of public safety in Mexico and Brazil: compara ve perspec ves Thiago Rodrigues, Universidade Federal Fluminense "Black Spots" or "Ungovernned Areas": A Challenge to Interna onal Security and the case os Maras in Central America. Marilia C. Souza, Programa de Pós Graduação em Relações Internacionais San Tiago Dantas e Universidade Anhembi Morumbi-Laureate Universi es Drugs and (counter)power(s) Cesar Torres del Río, Pon cia Universidad Javeriana, Colombia SD21: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Emerging Powers and Diplomacy Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Diploma c Studies Kristen Hopewell, University of Bri sh Columbia, Okanagan Steven F. Jackson, Indiana University of Pennsylvania Diplomacy and discourse: between Hermes and Pheidippides? Insights on/from Brazilian experiences Roberto Vinicius P.S. Gama, Pon Minas Gerais (PUC Minas) John Glenn, Southampton University UK Leo Panitch, York University, Canada Simon Cur s, University of East Anglia Jean Marie Chenou, IEPI-CRII, University of Lausanne Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Theory Patrick Bond, University of Kwazulu Natal Isaline Angelina Hélène Bergamaschi, Universidad Los Andes SD20: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Drug-tra cking and Security in the Americas SD22: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel David Harvey in IR: Time to Mend an Unwarranted Neglect? Sponsor(s): Compara ve Interdisciplinary Studies Paulo Luiz Esteves, Pon The four dimensions of the Brazilian Foreign Policy towards Africa and the Chinese Challenge cal Catholic University of Part. Part. Part. Part. Human Rights Astrid B. Boening, University of Miami Jan‐Frederik Kremer, Bonn University, Center for Global Studies Selin Ozoguz, Bahcesehir University Na vidad Fernandez‐Sola, University of Zaragoza (Spain); Visi ng Professor Higher School of Economics, Moscow Benjamin J. Cohen, University of California, Santa Barbara Thomas Diez, University of Tuebingen Beverly Crawford, University of California Berkeley Michael E. Smith, University of Aberdeen SD24: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM World Poli cs and Di usion: The Case of Popular Culture Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Aggie Hirst, City University London James Der Derian, CISS, University of Sydney HBO goes to War: Genera on Kill Michael J. Shapiro, University of Hawaii at Manoa Travelling Cultures of Di usion: Musical Sampling and the Geopoli cs of Authen city Marianne Franklin, Goldsmiths Panel Empire through the Cooking Glass: Race and Aesthe c Subjects in Breaking Bad Kyle A. Grayson, Newcastle University Go a Catch ‘Em All! Video games, Popular Culture and East to West Poli cal Di usion Nick Robinson, University of Leeds Chair Chair Disc. Panel Intelligence Studies John P. Sullivan, Los Angeles Sheri 's Department Robert J. Bunker, Strategic Studies Ins tute, US Army War College Nils Gilman, Monitor 360 The Poten al Implica ons of the Black (Beyond Feral; Criminal City) Ferality Level for the Westphalian State Robert J. Bunker, Strategic Studies Ins tute, US Army War College Censuses and Biometric Iden Security ca on in Slum Stabiliza on and Alex Calvo, European University (Barcelona) Decep on in Urban Opera ons: Intelligence Fron ers Adam Elkus, American University Sikina Jinnah, American University Elisa Morgera, University of Edinburgh School of Law Regional Environmental Governance and the Di usion of Ideas: Comparisons from Southeast Asia Kim Reimann, Georgia State University Di using Feuds: A Trickle‐Up Approach to the Development of Interna onal Environmental Law Allen Lawrence Springer, Bowdoin College Argen na Conserva ve Posi on in the Global Poli cal Economy of Climate Change: When Global and Regional Di usion is Not E ec ve Eduardo Viola, University of Brasilia Ma as Alejandro Franchini, University of Brasília Ins tu on‐Building, Ac vism and Di usion: Lessons From Environmental Policy‐making in Brazil and Chile Sponsor(s): Monterrey Slums, Inter‐Cartel Con ict and the Rise of a City‐ State? Chair Disc. Nathan Jones, Rice University's Baker Ins tute for Public Policy The Tet O ensive, the Media, and War Panel Foreign Policy Analysis David Drissel, Iowa Central Community College Tania Chacho, United States Military Academy The Rise of China and East Asian Rela ons Andrei V. Korobkov, Middle Tennesse State University Andrei V. Korobkov, Middle Tennesse State University Migrants on the Russian Labour Market Gender and the transna onal family: on the intersec on of migra on and child birth in the receiving countries. Anna Rocheva, Ins tute of Sociology, Russian Academy of Science SD29: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Feminism, Gender, and Place Sponsor(s): Kevin G. Cai, Renison University College, University of Waterloo China's Expanding Energy Rela ons with the Middle East: Strategic Implica ons Chair NAFISEH DARVISH, THE UNIVESITY OF SOUTHAMPTON Manochehr Dorraj, Texas Chris an University Disc. Can Good Economics Change Bad Poli cal Rela ons Between India and China? Yogesh Gupta, Delhi University Economic Security as China’s Strategic Objec ve in South Asia Farah N. Jan, Rutgers University Framing the Rise of China Bora Park, University of California, Berkeley Is China’s Interna onal Growth Model in Need of Revision? Non‐ interference policy and China's Di usion of In uence Charles N Perre , Florida Interna onal University Post Communist States Vladimir L. Mukomel, Russian Academy of Sciences James J. Wirtz, Naval Postgraduate School Chair Disc. Allen Lawrence Springer, Bowdoin College Helge Joergens, Freie Universität Berlin SD28: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel The Evolving Migra on Situa on and Policy Responses in the Post Communist Space: A Compara ve Perspec ve Irina A. Chindea, Fletcher School, Tu s University Sponsor(s): Environmental Studies The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Rebecca N. Abers, Universidade de Brasilia Power and Underworld Alliances: A Compara ve Analysis of Coopera on and Con ict among Drug Cartels SD26: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM As China Ascends: Foreign Policy as Growth Management Panel Mul ‐level Environmental Policy Di usion Through Trade Agreements: A US‐EU Compara ve Perspec ve John Arthur Sweeney, University of Hawaii at Manoa Sponsor(s): Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. I have an Army/We have a Hulk: Poli cs and Policing in The Avengers SD25: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Global Ci es and Global Slums SD27: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Regional Di usion of Environmental Ins tu ons Panel Feminist Theory and Gender Studies Women's Caucus Ellie Chris ne Schemenauer, University of Wisconsin Whitewater Cecilia Åse, Stockholm University Thin is in? The Causes and Consequences of the ‘Di usion’ of a westernized body image in India Ruchi Anand, The American Graduate School Gender and na onalist emo ons in crisis narra ves Cecilia Åse, Stockholm University Oppressed or Empowered? Guatemalan Women’s Experiences in Evangelical Churches Erin E. Beck, University of Oregon The Show Must Go On: Popular Pageantry in the Colombian State Stacey L. Hunt, Auburn University Muted na onal memory: when the 'Hitler's brides' speak the truth Tarja H. Väyrynen, University of Tampere Tracing the Genealogy of Feminism in Poland: history and culture’s role in the development of female civic iden ty and par cipa on Anna Ziolkowska Weissman, University of Florida SD30: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Security and Economics Sponsor(s): Disc. Panel Bethany Ann Lacina, University of Rochester Karin S. Helgesson, Stockholm School of Economics Ulrika Morth, University of Stockholm SD34: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Is Technology Di usion Dangerous? Uk Heo, University of Wisconsin - Milwakee Wondeuk Cho, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Sung Deuk Hahm, Korea University Sponsor(s): The Changing Rela onship Between Economic and Military Power in the World Economy 1820‐2005 Je rey Kentor, University of Utah Chair Disc. Securi za on, Policy Di usion, and Power: A Theore cal Explora on of the States that Implement Extreme Counter‐ Narco cs Policies Panel The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Lindy M. Newlove‐Eriksson, Swedish Na onal Defence College Shelley L. Hurt, California Polytechnic State University The Cell Phone Market: an Analysis of Compartmentaliza on within the Global Commodity Chain and its Rela onship to Exploita on in the Global Market Liana Eustacia Reyes, Florida Interna onal University Imran Ali, DePaul University Panel Peace Studies Oisin Tansey, King's College London Kris n Bakke, University College London Crocodiles and hippos ‐ Restoring State Authority in DR Congo Susanne Alldén, independent researcher Hugo de Vries, United Na ons From Peacekeeping to Statebuilding Robert Blair, Yale University Explaining State Territorial Consolida on in Post‐con ict: The Macarena Region of Colombia Oliver Kaplan, University of Denver Post‐Con ict State‐Building: A Gendered Project? Audrey Reeves, University of Bristol Evalua ng the Legacies of Statebuilding: Poli cal Responsibility and Causal Mechanisms Oisin Tansey, King's College London SD32: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Roundtable Presiden al Theme Roundtable—The Di usion of Trust Part. Part. Nynke Salverda, Uppsala University Discrimina ng Between Varie es of Indiscriminate Violence Eric Wallace, University of New Mexcio Philip E. Hultquist, University of New Mexico The US Military Deployment and Regional Economic Growth Chair Part. Part. Part. Intelligence Capacity and the Scope of State Violence: Evidence from India’s Maoist Insurgency When Rebels Fight Against Rebels: Interrebel Violence in Rela on to Interstate Con ict. Corporate actors and accountability in the global public domain: Nego a ng new roles and ac ng the part in counter terrorism Sponsor(s): c Study of Interna onal Processes Andrea M. Lopez, Susquehanna University Periphery versus periphery: The origins of separa st rebellion Jennifer Lisa Noon Brauner, Birkbeck College, University of London Chair Disc. Scien Panel Philip E. Hultquist, University of New Mexico James Forest, University of Massachuse s, Lowell Military Expenditures in Transi onal Regimes Sponsor(s): Sponsor(s): Chair Interna onal Poli cal Economy SD31: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Post-con ict Statebuilding SD33: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM How Rebels Rebel The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Andrew Kydd, University of Wisconsin Giacomo Chiozza, Vanderbilt University Ned Lebow, King's College London Robert Frederic Trager, University of California, Los Angeles Deborah W. Larson, University of California, Los Angeles Ted Hopf, Na onal University of Singapore Just the new hot thing? ‐ Analyzing the di usion of UAV technology and its popularity among western armed forces Ulrike Esther Franke, University of Oxford You Can't Buy Love, But You Can Buy the Bomb: Nuclear Weapons Di usion in the Era of Export Controls Jonathan H. C. Kelman, UC Irvine Asia in space and the orbit of interna onal society: Power, status and the di usion of space technology Dimitrios Stroikos, London School of Economics and Poli cal Science Arms produc on beyond the na on state? The global di usion of market mechanisms towards the defense‐ industrial sector Moritz Weiss, LMU Munich The Global Di usion of Nanotechnology: Opening Pandora's Box? Lindy M. Newlove-Eriksson, Swedish Na onal Defence College Johan Eriksson, Swedish Ins tute of Interna onal A airs SD35: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Roundtable Presiden al Theme Roundtable—East Asian Regionalism: Di usionary Dimensions Sponsor(s): Chair Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) T. J. Pempel, University of California at Berkeley Takashi Terada, Doshisha University Saadia Pekkanen, University of Washington, Sea le Vinod K. Aggarwal, University of California Berkeley John Ravenhill, Australian Na onal University Richard Stubbs, McMaster University SD36: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel Bologna and Beyond: Theore cal, Conceptual, and Empirical Evidence for the “Bologniza on” of the Global Higher Educa on Reform Discourse Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Tonia Bieber, University of Bremen Marina Lebedeva, Moscow State Instute of Interna onal Rela ons (University) The Di usion of Econometric E ciency Analysis Tools in European Higher Educa on Stefano Nigsch, University of Zurich Maria Olivares, University of Zurich Andrea Schenker-Wicki, University of Zurich Going Global? The Bologna Process as a Template for Worldwide Higher Educa on Policy Reforms Kers n Martens, University of Bremen Tonia Bieber, University of Bremen “Europeaniza on“ Discourse Within German Higher Educa on Policy, 1999‐2010 Myonnie Bada Interna onaliza on or Europeaniza on in Higher Educa on? Shared Spaces in India‐Europe interac ons Rahul Pu y, Interna onal Centre for Higher Educa on Research (INCHER) - Kassel SD37: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel Private Security: Beyond Private Military and Security Companies Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Interna onal Security Studies Oldrich Bures, Metropolitan University Prague Allison Stanger, Middlebury College Public‐Private Partnerships in the Fight against Terrorism Oldrich Bures, Metropolitan University Prague The role of private actors in implemen ng EU sanc ons Francesco Giumelli, Metropolitan University Prague Public‐Private Partnership in the Fight Against Mari me Piracy: The Case of India‐Italy Dispute. States “Enter the Armed Guards Market”? Andrea Mignone, University of Genoa Nomadic security governance? The characteris cs and implica ons of the priva sa on of major event security Hugo Rosemont, Kings College London SD38: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel COIN and Cri que: External Cri cs, Internal Debates, and the Poli cs of Counterinsurgency Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Diploma c Studies Peter Mandaville, George Mason University Tarak Karim Barkawi, New School for Social Research Soldiers, Veterans, and other Radicals: Military Ac vism in the Post Bush/9‐11 Era Jesse Crane-Seeber, North Carolina State University Learning to Forget: The Rise and Fall of Counterinsurgency in U.S. Army Doctrine Benjamin M. Jensen, Marine Corps Command and Sta College and American University, School of Interna onal Service Military Adapta on as Social Regula on: Absorbing Cri que the Liberal Way Patricia Owens, University of Sussex On Third Genders & Counterinsurgency: The Curious Case of Female Engagement Teams Annick T. R. Wibben, University of San Francisco The mind as the most powerful weapon: the cri cal military and the dilemmas of cri que Maja Zehfuss, University of Manchester SD39: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Motherhood, Sex, and Security Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Feminist Theory and Gender Studies Ani a Kynsilehto, University of Tampere Linda T. Åhäll, Keele University Reproduc ve Paradox: Reproduc ve Policymaking and Unplanned Results in the Middle East Pelin A. Binnet, University of Minnesota Di usion and De‐radicaliza on of Birth Control: Anarchist, Feminist and Eugenics Perspec ves on Contracep on in The Birth Control Review Kathy E. Ferguson, University of Hawaii at Manoa Motherhood Before the Baby: An Ethnographic Study on Prenatal Imaging Technologies in Turkey Ebru Kayaalp, Istanbul Sehir University Cagla Diner, Kadir Has University Global childhood – feminist ques ons Cecilie Neumann, Work Research Ins tute Commercializing Surrogacy, Sexualizing Security: Masculini es, Feminini es and the State Jessica L. Peet, University of Southern California Fran David Benjamin, University of Southern California SD40: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel Crime, Poli cs, Ethnicity, Gender and Power in Transna onal and Compara ve Perspec ve Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Ethnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on Studies Ted Robert Gurr, University of Maryland Jus n Has ngs, University of Sydney Crime and Reproduc ve Rights Cross Na onally Victor Asal, State University of New York at Albany Michael Distler, University of Maryland Modeling Situa onal Dynamics of Mari me Piracy Brandon Behlendorf, University of Maryland Gary LaFree, University of Maryland Data Simula ons in the Study of Crime and Intelligence Analysis Lu Lemanski, University of Liverpool Angela Scholes, University of Liverpool Margaret Wilson, University of Liverpool Nested Games in Spillover Crises: Determinants of Strategic Choices and Ac ons of the PKK Hybrid Crime‐Terror Network Lyubov G. Mincheva, University of So a, University of Maryland Interorganiza onal Dynamics of Mexican Organized Crime Brian J. Phillips, CIDE SD41: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Ethnicity, Iden ty and Con ict in Asia Sponsor(s): Chair Panel Ethnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on Studies Zinaida Shevchuk, Masaryk University “Deep” Frozen Con icts in the Caucasus: The Abkhaz Con ict Merih Angin, The Graduate Ins tute of Interna onal and Development Studies The Internet: A Democra zing Force or an Informa on Cocoon? Exploring Online pos ngs discussing Taiwan’s Na onal Iden ty Bo yu Chen, Na onal Sun Yat-sen University Explaining Ethnic Con ict in the Caucasus Sponsor(s): Zinaida Shevchuk, Masaryk University Chair Disc. Cons tu onal Crisis in Nepal Madhu Kumari Varshney, Ambedkar University SD42: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel Be er, Faster, Stronger? Technological Innova on, Di usion, and the Dynamics of Power and War Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Adam Jungdahl, George Washington University Julia M. Macdonald, George Washington University Cultures of War: How Rising Powers Modernize Their Militaries Joseph E. Lin, University of Pennsylvania Christopher W. Freise, University of Melbourne The Strategic Origins of Nuclear Norms Aaron Shreve, University of California, Davis Panel Interna onal Security Studies SD46: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel Africa in the World: Pan-African Dimensions of An -Colonial Thought Sponsor(s): Eric A. Van Rythoven, Carleton University Karen Ruth Adams, University of Montana Chair Global Development Theory Sam O. Opondo, Vassar College 'Descartes Was Not Always Right’: On Knowledge, Poli cs, and the Challenge of Decolonizing Security Regimes Karen Ruth Adams, University of Montana The Roots of Revisionism: Recogni on and the Security Dilemma in World Poli cs Michelle Murray, Bard College Neo‐classical realism and idea onal threats in Middle East poli cs Lawrence Rubin, Georgia Tech Siba Grovogui, Johns Hopkins University We All Speak African: Dizzy Gillespie, Paul Robeson and Jazz’ Pan‐ African nexus Amor Kohli, DePaul University Women's Voices in African De‐colonial Thought Shiera S. Malik, DePaul University The Security Dilemma and “Non‐Tradi onal” Threats The Communist Manifesto and Black Marxism: Two Stories of Exploita on and Oppression Frank L. Smith, The University of Sydney Realism, Securi za on, and Statecra Robbie G. Shilliam, Queen Mary, University of London Eric A. Van Rythoven, Carleton University Panel Interna onal Security Studies Liselo e Odgaard, Royal Danish Defence College Nicholas Khoo, University of Otago (New Zealand) Embracing Hegemon’s Return: East Asia’s Responses to Obama’s Asia Pivot Il Hyun Cho, Cleveland State University Confronta on or Engagement?: The Purpose of U.S. Forward Presence in the Paci c Theater John R. Deni, Strategic Studies Ins tute Wedge Theory and China’s Cold War policy in Asia Nicholas Khoo, University of Otago (New Zealand) Understanding Hierarchy in Interna onal Poli cs: The Chinese World Order in Prac ce Ji-Young Lee, American University Taylor Benjamin-Bri on, Temple University Patricia Shamai, Universiy of Portsmouth Structural Realism and Human, Na onal, and Interna onal Security: Concepts, Measurement, and Explana on Chair Disc. Making the Norm Work: How Civil Society Drives the Cluster Muni ons Taboo Status and Nuclear Prolifera on: A Social Network Analysis Timothy J. Junio, University of Pennsylvania Sponsor(s): Andrew Prosser, United Na ons Interregional Crime and Jus ce Research Ins tute (UNICRI) Pres ge and S gma: It's All About Face Fuzzy Mo ves: Na onal Security Bureaucracies and Cyber Defense Strategies SD44: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM China: Between Confronta on and Engagement Promo on, Di usion and Non‐Di usion of Arms Control Norms in the Middle East Robert L. Brown, Temple University Military Technology Acquisi ons in Southeast Asia Chair Disc. Alexander Montgomery, Reed College Anne Harrington de Santana, Monterey Ins tute, Center for Nonprolifera on Studies Christopher Way, Cornell University Much Ado about Nothing? What Sociology Can Reveal about Iran’s Nuclear Choices Ma hew Kroenig, Georgetown University Ma hew Kroenig, Georgetown University Disrup ng Innova ons in War: Obstacles in the Pursuit of Military E ec veness Sponsor(s): Disc. Interna onal Security Studies Daniel Mueller, Peace Research Ins tute Frankfurt Interna onal Security Studies SD43: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Perspec ves on Security Theory SD45: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel Status, Society, and Strategic Choice: the Poli cs of Interna onal Weapons Norms SD47: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Indigenous Contribu ons to IR and Security Studies Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Global Development Theory Audie Klotz, Syracuse University Knud Erik Jorgensen, Aarhus University “How Figh ng ‘Indians’ Shaped U.S. Warfare from the Colonial Era to the Present” Neta Carol Crawford, Boston University “State Apologies to Indigenous Peoples: A Norma ve Framework” Sheryl Ligh oot, University of Bri sh Columbia “Situa ng Indigenous Concep ons of Power and Governance in IR” David Bruce MacDonald, University of Guelph Ontologies of indigenous power David Bruce MacDonald, University of Guelph Dirk Nabers, University of Kiel SD48: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel Poe cs, Polariza on and Prime Time: Imagining Israel/Pales ne Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Disc. Interna onal Poli cal Sociology Brent E. Sasley, University of Texas at Arlington Piki Ish‐Shalom, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem Anthony Burke, University of New South Wales Aesthe c Interven ons: Chastening Scholem’s ‘Apocalyp c S ng’ Daniel J. Levine, The University of Alabama Chair Disc. Intra‐Group Disputes over Iden ty and Policy: Demoniza on of the Zionist Other Brent E. Sasley, University of Texas at Arlington Laughing Uncomfortably: Sayed Kashua’s 'Arab Labor' and Israel’s Pales nian Ques on Mira Sucharov, Carleton University Chair Disc. Panel Foreign Policy Analysis Counterfactual Reasoning in Foreign Policy Analysis: The Cases of German Non‐par cipa on in the Iraq and Libya Interven ons of 2003 and 2011 Mischa Hansel, University of Cologne Kai Oppermann, King's College London German Reuni ca on: A Foreign Policy Analysis perspec ve Jarrod Hayes, Georgia Ins tute of Technology Patrick James, University of Southern California How does Germany use its Power? Explaining the Transforma on from Structure to Agency Thomas Malang, University of Konstanz Stefan Steinicke, German Ins tute for Interna onal and Security A airs (SWP) Post‐Materialism and Foreign Policy: Di usion and Evolu on Edelgard Mahant, York University and University of Botswana The Reluctance of the Democra c Republic of Congo to Fit in to the SADC Security Project: An Example of Non‐Di usion? Gladys Mokhawa, University of Botswana Media on and Con ict Di usion: Is Diploma c Interven on a Step Toward Military Interven on? Amanda Gale Sanford, University of Tennessee James P. Todhunter, University of Tennessee The Evolu on of the Transatlan c Rela onship Maria Green Cowles, American University Panel Foreign Policy Analysis Toni Haastrup, University of Warwick Costanza Musu, University of O awa Di usion or Confusion? Theory and Prac ce of EU Mul lateralism Caroline Bouchard, University of Edinburgh Nadia Klein, University of Cologne John Peterson, University of Edinburgh Wulf H. Reiners, University of Cologne Between The Power and Ins tu on Construc on in the Framework of European Integra on: The Study of EU Common Foreign and Security Policy Chen Chung-Yi, Taiwan R.O.C Strong, Independent, and E ec ve: The European Union’s Promo on of the Interna onal Criminal Court Salla Garsky, University of Helsinki The Role of Human and Minority Rights in the EU’s Foreign Policy Beáta Huszka, Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE), Budapest Thomas Malang, University of Konstanz Gerry C. Alons, Radboud University Nijmegen Germany's Security Interests in the Arc c Maria Behrens, University Wuppertal Holger Janusch, Bergische Universität Wuppertal Chair Disc. Foreign Policy Analysis The Legisla ve Dimension of German Foreign Policy Labor Power America? Di usion of Labor Norms in US Trade Policy Sponsor(s): Panel Sara A. Ho , Old Dominion University Michael J. Butler, Clark University Babak Bahador, University of Canterbury SD50: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Contras ng European Union Foreign Policies Ayselin Gozde Yildiz, Yasar University Sponsor(s): Linn Normand, Oxford University Sponsor(s): Mar n Renner, University of Tuebingen Conceptualiza on of External Dimension of EU Immigra on Policy: Case of Turkey SD51: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Germany as Object and Subject of Foreign Policy Demoniza on as a diploma c deadlock: the case of Israel‐ Pales ne SD49: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Delibera ng Di usion, Detemining the Policy Des na on The EU’s Security Policy Towards China: A Liberal‐Rela onal Approach to Hard Security Issues SD52: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Smuggler Na on: How Illicit Trade Made America Sponsor(s): Chair Honoree Part. Part. Part. Part. Part. Roundtable Interna onal Poli cal Economy Thomas J. Biersteker, The Graduate Ins tute, Geneva Peter Andreas, Brown University Saskia Sassen, Columbia University James M. Goldgeier, American University Deborah Avant, University of Denver H. Richard Friman, Marque e University Steven Weber, University of California Berkeley SD53: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Investment Poli cs: Empirical Analysis Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Poli cal Economy Zeev Yoram Ha el, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem and the University of Illinois at Chicago Erica Owen, Texas A&M University States Were Sued: The Poli cs of Investor‐State Dispute Se lement Yong Kyun Kim, University of the Paci c Seok-ju Cho, Yale University Cheol-Sung Lee, University of Chicago Di usion of trade remedy and investment arbitra on usage Katharina Luz, Graduate Ins tute Geneva Foreign Capital and Exchange‐Rate Regime Choice Norberto Morales, Texas A&M University China’s and India’s Approaches to Investment Disputes: Mul lateral or BIT by BIT Daniel O'Neill, University of the Paci c Yong Kyun Kim, University of the Paci c Niru Yadav, Author Do BITs Really “Work”? Triangula on Con nued Kenneth P. Thomas, University of Missouri - St Louis SD54: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Theorising Contemporary Insurrec ons and Systemic Transforma ons Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Global Development Anne M. McNevin, Monash University Alexandra M. Livingston, University of Aberdeen Chan ng Tahreer and Compassion: People as Poetry Khadija El Alaoui Insurrec ons, world systems and food security: the precarious right to life Prem K. Rajaram, Central European University Insurrec onal Poli cs and Islamist Globalism Nevzat Soguk, RMIT University ‘Let jus ce roll down like thunder’ Faith‐based ac vism as a form of insurrec onal poli cs Erin K. Wilson, University of Groningen SD55: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel The Development Project: Other Meanings, Alterna ve Prac ces Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Global Development Rosalba A. Icaza, Interna onal Ins tute of Social Studies. Erasmus University of Ro erdam. The Netherlands Quynh N. Pham, University of Minnesota Overdevelopment: A lost and found story in development discourse Eve Bratman, American University Development as Empathy: The Di usion of Empathic Processes in Pursuit of a Caring Ethic in Interna onal Development Diego de Merich, London School of Economics & Poli cal Science The G8 intellectual property & development discourse Sebas an Haunss, Collabora ve Research Center 597 "Transforma ons of the State", University of Bremen Re‐Imaging Regions and Regionalisms From the Modernity/Coloniality/Decoloniality perspec ve Rosalba A. Icaza, Interna onal Ins tute of Social Studies. Erasmus University of Ro erdam. The Netherlands Economy as Ecology: Contes ng Imaginaries of Land and Property in Ghana Anatoli I. Ignatov, Johns Hopkins University The Humbling of Modernity: decolonial thought and the task of listening Rolando Vazquez Melken, Roosevelt Academy / Utrecht University SD56: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel The Di usion of Resistance: Popular Responses to Austerity, Economic Crisis and Greed Sponsor(s): Chair Chair Disc. Interna onal Poli cal Sociology Amy Skonieczny, San Francisco State University Susan Kang, John Jay College‐ City University of New York Wesley W. Widmaier, Gri th University Poli cal, Demographic, and Economic Transforma ons in the Middle East: Understanding the Changes through the Gender Lens Elhum Haghighat, Lehman College, The City University of New York Challenging Global Capitalism, Challenging Neoliberalism? Individualism and State Skep cism of the “New Anarchist” Movements Susan Kang, John Jay College- City University of New York Hippies, Corporate Greed, and Violent Clashes: Contending Media Frames of Economic Protest Giuliano Morse, San Francisco State University Amy Skonieczny, San Francisco State University Cultural Representa on Across Borders: Conceptualizing Risk in the Youth Entry into the Labor Market Stéphane Moulin, Université de Montréal The Di usion of the Summit Protest Repertoire Chris an Scholl, University of Louvain SD57: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Global Common Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Poli cal Sociology Ronnie D. Lipschutz, University of California, Santa Cruz Alex Prichard, University of Exeter Democracy in Resistance: the pluralist limit of consensus Simon Hogue, Université d'O awa Leadership Against the State Tahseen Kazi, Ohio State University From Stakeholders to Shareholders: Fostering Global Economic Democracy through Usufruct Rights Ronnie D. Lipschutz, University of California, Santa Cruz Di usion or Di rac on(?): Occupied Subjec vi es and the Transforma ve Poli cal Prac ce of ‘Commoning’ Tom Marshall, Aberystwyth University ‘The common community’ of the Occupy Movement Simona Rentea, Aberystwyth University We’re all ‘proletariat’: from universal right to the right of ‘the common’ Andreja Zevnik, University of Manchester SD58: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel Rethinking The Social-Environment Interface in Interna onal Poli cal Economy Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Environmental Studies Robert Falkner, London School of Economics and Poli cal Science Peter Newell, University of Sussex Producing New (Neoliberal) Natures: Nature‐based Tourism as Green Commerce Rosaleen V. Du y, University of Kent Labor in Sustainable Supply Chains Genevieve LeBaron, University of Bri sh Columbia Jane Lister, The University of Bri sh Columbia Power‐holders & Challengers: The Social Implica ons of the Conten ous Poli cal Economy of Biofuels Kathryn Neville, University of Bri sh Columbia Forced Labour and Environmental Degrada on in Global Produc on Networks Nicola Jane Phillips, University of She eld Governing Metabolic Ri s: Climate Change, Groundwater Use and the Fractures of Development Marcus E. Taylor, Queen's University, Kingston SD59: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Immigra on and Poli cal Par cipa on in the Americas Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Ayesha Sha q Siddiqi, King's College London Ethnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on Studies Fear and loitering in Mexico: The signi cance of age structure, educa on and unemployment for explaining sub‐na onal varia on in youth crime and social violence Mojana V. C. Silva, UFPB ‐ Universidade Federal da Paraíba Mojana V. C. Silva, UFPB ‐ Universidade Federal da Paraíba Henrik Urdal, Peace Research Ins tute Oslo Brazil‐Paraguay Border and the Brasiguaios SD62: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel State and Nonstate Actors in the New Landscape of Interna onal Climate Coopera on Jessica Ausier da Costa, PUC-Rio Migra on policy in Brazil: migra on as a rights issue Camila Baraldi, University of São Paulo Sponsor(s): Existen al threat and poli cal barriers: Hai an refugees in Brazil a er 2010 Fernando Luz Brancoli, San Tiago Dantas Program, Unicamp, Unesp, PUC-SP Diana Zacca, Federal Fluminense University The Determinants of An ‐Immigrant Sen ment in La n America Covadonga Meseguer, Centro de Inves gación y Docencia Económicas Achim Kemmerling, CEU Budapest Chair Disc. Panel Mark Salter, University of O awa Lene Hansen, University of Copenhagen Ma hew J. Ho mann, University of Toronto Leaders from within: placing mayors in climate poli cs Michele Acuto, University of Oxford Pathways to Democra zing Global Climate Governance: Ins tu onal, Par cipatory, Discursive and Radical Eva Lövbrand, Linköping University Rita Floyd, University of Birmingham "Trus ng" Posi ve Security: Understanding the role of trust in security for civil‐military opera ons Gunhild Hoogensen Gjørv, University of Tromsø SD63: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel Challenges to Migrant Belonging and the Protec on of Refugees Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. The experience of power: Domina on and the norma ve poten al of security João Nunes, University of Warwick Posi ve security in prac ce: (re)conceptualising (energy) security in the United States Jonna K. Nyman, University of Birmingham Chair Disc. Shi ing the Center of Gravity in the Global Response to Climate Change Cons tu ng ‘the Non‐State’ in Global Climate Governance: A Review of the Literature Moral/Just security prac ce Sponsor(s): Heike Schroeder, University of East Anglia Björn‐Ola Linnér, Linköping University Craig A. Johnson, University of Guelph Karin Backstrand, Lund University Interna onal Security Studies SD61: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Demography, Governance, and Local Violence Environmental Studies Simone Pulver, University of California Santa Barbara Anna Karoline Carneiro Sindler, Universidade Estadual da Paraíba Sponsor(s): Chair Chair Disc. Carbon Markets: An interface between public regula on and private ac on Si se puede: The poli cal force of la nos in the U.S. elec ons SD60: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM The Ethics of Security and the Ethics of Securi za on Climate change as a trigger of poli cal change: the case of Southern Pakistan Panel Global Development Poli cal Demography and Geography Tadeusz Kugler, Roger Willams University Tadeusz Kugler, Roger Willams University Mapping the Muslim Community: radicalisa on and the prac ces of counter‐terrorism in the UK Nadya Ali, University of Reading Determinants of Declining Trust in Government During the Last Decades Abdullah Aydogan, University of Houston An Empirical Analysis of Public Separa sm, Ethnic Violence and Terrorism: How does the condi on of Kurdish public separa sm a ect ethnic violence in Turkey and the Turkish state's minority prac c Elcin Haskollar, Rutgers University Derya Berk, Rutgers University Governance and Social Violence in Urban Brazil Kris an M. Hoelscher, Peace Research Ins tute Oslo (PRIO) & University of Oslo Ethnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on Studies Kris an Berg Harpviken, Peace Research Ins tute Oslo Kris an Berg Harpviken, Peace Research Ins tute Oslo The Paradoxical Power of Precarity: The Role of Homeland Ac vists Without a Home Susan Banki, University of Sydney Imagining Routes: How Central American Migrants Navigate Gender Violence during Unauthorized Journeys through Mexico Noelle K. Brigden, Cornell University Barriers to Migrant Belonging: The Na on‐State Hyphen Revisited Rebecca Kate Ehata, University of Manchester Refugees’ Rights: Do Cross‐Border Refugee Flows Provoke Repression? Katherine Felt, Binghamton University Loca ng Temporary Contract Migra on within a Rights Framework: The United Arab Emirates as a Case Study Regina Nockerts, University of Denver SD64: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel The Di usion of Technology and the Struggle for Market Shares Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Thomas Doleys, Kennesaw State University Roselyn Hsueh, Temple University Interna onal Di usion And The Future Economic Compe veness Of Europe And North America: The Impact Of Globaliza on, Rapid Technology Change, And Crea ve Destruc on Earl H. Fry, Brigham Young University Transna onal di usion and fragmenta on in high‐technology sectors: Specialist cultures and China‐U.S. rela ons in civil‐ commercial air and space Alanna Krolikowski, University of Toronto Schumpeter in China? Exploring the Chinese Success in Innova on and Its Global Impact Maximilian Mayer, Bonn University Innova on Di usion in the European Union and in Hungary Gabriella Paar-Jakli, Kent State University Katalin Csorba Balogne, Embassy of Hungary-Washington DC, Budapest Business School Folly or acumen? The di usion of electric vehicles. Annika Styczynski, Environmental Policy Research Center SD65: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM 2012 Workshop Report Panel Think Globally, Teach Locally? Ac ve Teaching and Learning in Cross-Na onal Perspec ve Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Disc. Workshop Report Panel Je rey S. Lan s, College of Wooster Marcelo Mello Valenca, Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro (UERJ) Shirley Sco , University of New South Wales Global Model United Na ons: The Implica ons of Na onality and Geographically Distributed Collabora on on Ac ve Learning Simula ons Derrick L. Cogburn, American University, Syracuse University Kent J. Kille, College of Wooster The E ects of Real Context vs. Simulated Context on Learning from Simula ons: A Cross‐Na onal Inquiry Esra Cuhadar Gurkaynak, Bilkent University Carolyn M. Shaw, Wichita State University One World, Two Classrooms, Thirteen Days: Film as an Ac ve Teaching and Learning Tool in Cross‐Na onal Perspec ve Cris na Y. A. Inoue, University of Brasilia Ma hew Krain, College of Wooster Assessing the Impact of Culture and Learning Styles on a Role‐Play Simula on Judy B. Krutky, Baldwin Wallace University Mary E. Pe enger, Western Oregon University Exploring Meanings in Interna onal Rela ons Cross‐Na onally Carolyn M. Shaw, Wichita State University SD66: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel The Ethics of WMD: Nuclear Build-Down, Biosecurity Dilemmas, Na onal Security Intelligence, Counter-WMD Military Ac ons Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Interna onal Ethics John Lango, Hunter College, City University of New York John Lango, Hunter College, City University of New York Ethics of Nuclear Weapons and Na onal Security Intelligence Michael Andregg, University of St. Thomas Nuclear Build‐Down: The Ethics of Maintaining a Small U.S. Reserve? Donald C. Daniel Marilyn I. McMorrow, Georgetown University The Ethics of Military Opera ons Against WMD Arsenals John Lango, Hunter College, City University of New York A New Standard for Preemp ve Military Ac on Against WMD Threats Fred Wehling, Monterey Ins tute of Interna onal Studies SD67: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Governmentality and Legal Techniques of Power Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel Interna onal Law Casper Sylvest, University of Southern Denmark Nicholas G. Onuf, Florida Interna onal University and PUC‐Rio Governing savages: Interna onal legal impersona on as governmental technology Tanja E. Aalberts, VU University, Amsterdam Trade, Environment, and the EU’s Interna onal Art of Government Jessica Lawrence, VU University, Amsterdam Discipline and Rebuild: Biopoli cs and the Responsibility to Protect Lucy Ware McGu ey, University of Colorado-Denver Interna onal Courts and the Semio cs of Cons tu onalism: A Foucauldian View Nikolas M. Rajkovic, University of Kent Govern‐mentali es and academic inquiry: the power(s) of legal representa ons and law as a technology of power Erzsebet Strausz, Aberystwyth University SD68: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel Iden ty, State and Ci zenship: Inves ga ng Shi s, Trends and Crises Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Ethnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on Studies Yasar Sari, Manas University Yasar Sari, Manas University Religion‐State Rela onship in Turkey: The Term of Jus ce and Development Party (AKP) Anna Maria Beylunioglu, European University Ins tute Iden ty Crisis in Israel: The Securi za on of Minori es in Name of a Na onal Project Higor Hebert França da Cunha, Pon Rio de Janeiro cal Catholic University of State‐Decentraliza on in Democra c Countries: The Role of European Integra on and Minority‐Na onalism Betul Gokkir, University of Florida Dietmar Schirmer, University of Florida Geopoli cs of Iden ty: The Di usion of A rma ve Ac on in the Andes Manuel Eduardo Gongora-Mera, Freie Universität Berlin European Iden ty and the Eurocrisis: the Poli cal Implica ons of a Suprana onal Iden ty in a Time of Crisis Victor M. Olivieri, University of Florida SD69: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Tools of Migra on Management: Innova on, Di usion, Consequences Sponsor(s): Chair Chair Disc. Disc. Panel Ethnicity, Na onalism, & Migra on Studies Mar n Geiger, Carleton University William H. C. Walters, Carleton University Reece Jones, University of Hawaii at Manoa Alison Mountz, Wilfried Laurier University Taking the Migrant out of the Migra on Control Toolkit. Re‐ Imagining Mobility Controls in the European Union Sergio Carrera, The Centre for European Policy Studies Development in Regional Consulta ve Processes: European Union Bilateral Rela ons with Southern Mediterranean Countries Michael Collyer, Sussex University “Take a Chance on Me”: Technologies of Love, Governmentality, and Marriage Migra on Regula ons Anne-Marie D'Aoust, Universite du Quebec a Montreal, Department of Poli cal Science Gloria González Fuster, Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB) An ‐Tra cking Strategies: Di using Poli cs of Freedom while Disciplining Vic ms Bethany Has e, McGill University Maria B. Struble, Western State Colorado University Sponsor(s): Chair Disc. Panel The Poli cs of Interna onal Di usion: Regional and Global Dimensions (Theme) Niklas Bremberg, Stockholm University Simon Mabon, Lancaster University Majid Al-Ayed, University of Southern Mississippi Re‐thinking Euro‐Mediterranean rela ons a er the ‘Arab spring’ Niklas Bremberg, Stockholm University Di usion of Power in the Middle East: Iranian Nuclear Capability and the Balance of Power Anthony Calandrillo, University of Southern Mississippi The Interna onal Order and the Arab Spring Benjamin Miller, University of Haifa A regional power role? Turkey and the Middle East a er the Arab Spring Aysegul Sever, Marmara University SD71: Saturday 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM Panel Interna onal E-Poli cs: The Implica ons of Terrorists, Protesters and Revolu onaries Using the Internet Chair Disc. Interna onal Communica on Daniela I. Pisoiu, University of Hamburg Maura Conway, Dublin City University European Union Responses to Terrorist Use of the Internet Javier Argomaniz, University of St Andrews The Power of The Internet in the Rising Protests: The Case of the Iranian Green Movement Billur Aslan, Royal Holloway, University of London Defu
