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INTERNATIONAL STUDIES ASSOCIATION

NORTHEAST

46th Annual Convention 7 – 8 November 2014

“CONCEPT AND CONCEPTUALIZATION IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS”

Baltimore, MD Embassy Suites Baltimore – Inner Harbor

Friday, November 7Luncheon with Speaker, ISA President Amitav Acharya Edinburgh Hall, Embassy Suites Bal more - (by registra on)ISA President Amitav Acharya"Advancing Global IR: A Research and Teaching Agenda"

12:45 PM 2:00 PM

Conference Keynote Address, Margaret KeckDoric, Embassy Suites Bal more - "Inhabi ng Disciplinary Borderlands"

6:45 PM 7:30 PM

Evening Recep onEdinburgh Hall, Embassy Suites Bal more

7:30 PM 8:30 PM

Saturday, November 8ISA-Northeast Governing Council Mee ngOriental, Embassy Suites Bal more

7:30 AM 8:15 AM

Lunch for Methodology WorkshopOriental, Embassy Suites Bal more

12:45 PM 2:15 PM

Northeast CircleVeterans , Embassy Suites Bal more - Jack Amoureux A Prac ce of Ethics for Global Poli cs

6:30 PM 8:00 PM

2014 ISA – NORTHEAST AWARD RECIPIENTS FRED HARTMANN AWARD Best Graduate Student paper Presented at ISA – Northeast 2013 Swati Srivastava (American University), “Varieties of Constructivism” A. LEROY BENNETT AWARD Best Faculty Paper Presented at ISA – Northeast 2013 Giovanni Mantilla (Brown University), “Social Coercion in International Law-Making: The Forgotten Revision of the Geneva Conventions in the 1970s” Honorable Mention: Isaac Kamola (Trinity College), “Realism From the African Anticolonial Archive: Cabral and the Limits of International Relations Theory”

2014 ISA – NORTHEAST CIRCLE

Saturday, November 8 6:30 – 8:00 PM, Veterans

Honoree: Jack Amoureux, Wake Forest University A Practice of Ethics for Global Politics

Chair: Harry D. Gould, Florida International University Discussants: Chris Brown, The London School of Economics

Jennifer Culbert, The Johns Hopkins University Brent Steele, University of Utah

Lauren Wilcox, Cambridge University

THE CONFERENCE ORGANIZERS ARE PLEASED TO RECOGNIZE THE GENEROUS SUPPORT OF THE

FOLLOWING SPONSORS: Academic Council on the United Nations (ACUNS) American University, School of International Service Florida International University, Department of Politics and International Relations Palgrave Macmillan University of Massachusetts Boston, Global Governance and Human Security Program in the McCormack Graduate School University of Michigan Press

ROOM DIRECTORY Composite Room – 3rd Floor Concordia Room – 3rd Floor Edinburgh Hall – 5th Floor Ionic Room – 3rd Floor Oriental Room – 4th Floor Tuscan Room – 3rd Floor Veterans Room – 3rd Floor

Friday

Room: Tuscan, Embassy Suites Bal more

Roundtable on Jennifer Mitzen's New Book, "Power in Concert: The Nineteenth Century Origins of Global Governance"

FA01: Friday 8:30 AM - 10:15 AM

Chair/Discussant

Daniel M. Green (University of Delaware)

Part. J. Samuel Barkin (University of Massachuse s Boston)Part. Tobias Lemke (University of Delaware)Part. Daniel J. Levine (The University of Alabama)Part. Jennifer Mitzen (Ohio State University)Part. Patrick Thaddeus Jackson (American University)

Roundtable

Room: Composite, Embassy Suites Bal more

China as Global PlayerFA02: Friday 8:30 AM - 10:15 AM

Chair/Discussant

Zenel Garcia (Florida Interna onal University)

Panel

China as a Concept: What kind of Interna onal Actor is China?Nicholas Khoo (University of Otago (New Zealand))

The transforma on of Chinese na onal imagina on and challenging hierarchy at the fron ers

Karyn Wang (Johns Hopkins University)Contras ng legacies from similar revolu onary heritages: How the rebellious origins of the American and Chinese poli cal systems have led to significantly different foreign policy perspec ves today

Francis Grice (McDaniel College)Global Image and Domes c Poli cs: China in the Coverage of the Xinhua

Mohammed Al-Azdee (University of Bridgeport )

Room: Ionic, Embassy Suites Bal more

Cri cal Security Studies (1)FA03: Friday 8:30 AM - 10:15 AM

Chair/Discussant

Benjamin R. Banta (Ohio University)

Panel

Conceptualizing the Super-Empowered Individual: Individualiza on and Securi za on in Networked IR

Eric M. Blanchard (Columbia University)Poli cs as a Process: Analyzing the Poli cal Stakes of Recent Trends in Security

Ari-Elmeri Hyvönen (Bard College)Securing America through the Re/Telling of '9/11'

M. L. deRaismes Combes (American University)Why Cri cal Security Studies?

Edwin Daniel Jacob (Rutgers)Discovering Disposi fs: Managing the Norma ve Dilemma of Wri ng Security

Nathan Kelly (University of Oklahoma)

Room: Concordia, Embassy Suites Bal more

Arms Control and Non-Prolifera onFA04: Friday 8:30 AM - 10:15 AM

Chair/Discussant

Elizabeth Ann Mendenhall (Johns Hopkins University)

Panel

The denucleariza on puzzle: Squaring IR theory with the nuclear-weapon-free zone

N.A.J. Taylor (The New School and University of Queensland)

Explaining arms embargo complianceKathrin Kranz (University of Notre Dame)

Lessons learned? US arms export policy to IraqKathrin Kranz (University of Notre Dame)Laura Weis (University of Notre Dame)

Room: Veterans , Embassy Suites Bal more

Conflict, Media on, HealingFA05: Friday 8:30 AM - 10:15 AM

Chair/Discussant

Anat Niv-Solomon (City University of New York)

Panel

Who Knows Nigeria? Conflict Exper se and Knowledge Genera on in Peacebuilding Prac ce

Linda S. Bishai (United States Ins tute of Peace)Untangling the Concept of “Regime Change from Within"

Ivan Sascha Sheehan (University of Bal more)Spaces of Crisis, Scarred by Violence: The Architecture of Lebbeus Woods and the Post-Conflict Transi on of the Cityscape from War to Reconcilia on

Terilyn Johnston Hun ngton (University of Kansas)Liberal Peace and Conflict management: The Problema c Reconcilia on Processes

Marta Vrbe c (Gallaudet University)State as a Norm Entrepreneur: The Language of Ac on Plans to Prevent and End Recruitment of Children in Armed Conflict within PKOs Mandates in Africa

Iuliia Kononenko (Department of Global Affairs, Rutgers University-Newark)

Media on as an adap ve process: media on a empts in Bosnia-Herzegovina

Xinhui JIANG (University of Delaware)

Room: Oriental, Embassy Suites Bal more

Persistent Poli cal Violence in Africa in the Wake of Declining Civil Wars

FA06: Friday 8:30 AM - 10:15 AM

Chair/Discussant

Dorina Bekoe (Africa Center for Strategic Studies)

Chair/Discussant

Jaquline Wilson (United States Ins tute of Peace)

Panel

Elec ng Peace? Understanding Ghana’s Rela vely Peaceful Presiden al Elec ons

Faith I. Okpotor (University of Delaware)Assessing the United Na ons’ Electoral Cer fica on against the 2010 Post-elec on Violence in Côte d’Ivoire

Dorina Bekoe (Africa Center for Strategic Studies)Marie Milward (Analy c Services Inc. )

Understanding Local and Intercommunal Violence in Sudan and South Sudan following the 2005 Comprehensive Peace Agreement

Jaquline Wilson (United States Ins tute of Peace)Preven ng Electoral Violence through Censorship or Self Control? Informa on Technology, the State, and the Voter in the Kenyan Elec on of 2013

Warigia Bowman (Clinton School School of Public Service, University of Arkansas )


Conceptualizing ReflexivityFB01: Friday 10:45 AM - 12:30 PM

Chair/Discussant

Jack L. Amoureux (Wake Forest University)

Part. Andrew A. G. Ross (Ohio University)Part. Mauro J. Caraccioli (University of Florida)Part. Daniel J. Levine (The University of Alabama)Part. Brent J. Steele (University of Utah)

Roundtable


Borders and Migra onFB02: Friday 10:45 AM - 12:30 PM

Chair/Discussant

Jamie Frueh (Bridgewater College)

Panel

Turkey’s deconstruc on and reproduc on of the “standard of civiliza on” in the field of migra on and asylum

Julie e Tolay (Penn State Harrisburg)Securing Home from Abroad: The Poli cs of State-Diaspora Rela ons

Yehonatan Abramson (Johns Hopkins University)From Taboo to Taboo: The Changing Border Discourse and Policy in West Germany, 1945 to 1990

Boaz Atzili (American University)Anne Kantel (American University )

Universal Human Rights Regimes and Immigra on Control Policies in Outcast States

Yeufen Hsieh (University at Albany (SUNY))


Energy Poli csFB03: Friday 10:45 AM - 12:30 PM

Chair/Discussant

Randall E. Newnham (Pennsylvania State University)

Panel

Energy Security for the EU Post-Russia: The New Geopoli cs of Market Liberaliza on

Boyka Stefanova (University of Texas at San Antonio)Is Iranian Natural Gas an Alterna ve to Russian Gas Imports to the EU?

Ginta T. Palubinskas (West Virginia State University)Radioac ve Change: Nuclear Accidents as Focusing Events for Compara ve Policy Change

Victoria Sanchez (University of Delaware)“A er Rome was Built: Prudence and the Need for Energy Infrastructure Maintenance”

Melisa Balos (Florida Interna onal University)


Gender, Equality, and Cri queFB04: Friday 10:45 AM - 12:30 PM

Chair/Discussant

Laura Sjoberg (University of Florida)

Panel

(RE)framing Gender Equality: It's not Gender, It's Not EqualityKara Ellerby (University of Delaware)

Somaly Mam’s Lies and the “Truth about Trafficking”Jennifer K. Lobasz (University of Delaware)Samantha Kelley (University of Delaware)

The Cri cal Space We Share: Exploring Connec ons Between Cri cal Visions of Interna onal, Intercultural, and Inter-religious Studies

Easten Law (American University)


Contemporary US Foreign PolicyFB05: Friday 10:45 AM - 12:30 PM

Chair/Discussant

John Logan Mi on (Dalhousie University)

Panel

The Impact of the Return of Authoritarianism to Egypt & the Middle East on the United States` Interests

Ahmed Zohny (Coppin State University)The Forma on of American Excep onal Iden es: A Three-Tier Model of the “Standard of Civiliza on” in American Foreign Policy

Taesuh Cha (The Johns Hopkins University)


Interna onal Rela ons Theory: Agency, Affect, and Aliena onFB06: Friday 10:45 AM - 12:30 PM

Chair/Discussant

Chris Brown (London School of Economics and Poli cal Science)

Panel

Re-conceptualizing interna onal poli cal agency beyond universal norma vity: assessing Cri cal Realism’s contribu on.

Laura Zano (Virginia Polytechnic Ins tute and State University)

Parsing the Passions: Categories, Cri cal Realism, and Construc vism in the Study of Emo ons in World Poli cs

Eric A. Van Rythoven (Carleton University)Transna onal Argumenta on and Delibera on: The Contribu on of Iden ty to Concep ons of Order

Michael Habegger (University of Delaware)Aliena ng The Globe: On the Psychoanaly cs of Cosmopolitanism

Bryant Sculos (Florida Interna onal University)


Regional and Interna onal Order(s) in the Long Nineteenth CenturyFC01: Friday 2:15 PM - 4:00 PM

Chair/Discussant

Jennifer Mitzen (Ohio State University)

Panel

Between Hierarchy, Sovereignty and Interven onism: Compe ng Projects of Order in 19th Century Europe

Tobias Lemke (University of Delaware)Char ng the Contours of Regional Cultural Hierarchy: A Liberal Standard of Civiliza on in Europe, 1846-56

Daniel M. Green (University of Delaware)Tobias Lemke (University of Delaware)

Rejec ng Interna onal Society: Imperial China’s refusal to adopt Westphalian Diplomacy

David E. Banks (American University)“I Want to Kill the Capitalists!” Propaganda of the Deed at the End of the Long 19th Century

Mark A. Shirk (University of Maryland)


Conflict ‘A er’ the AnthropoceneFC02: Friday 2:15 PM - 4:00 PM

Chair/Discussant

Daniel Bertrand Monk (Colgate University)

Panel

“Pictures of the Apocalypse: Visualizing Climate Change in the Anthropocene”

David Campbell (University of Durham)“Sadna d’Ara Chad Hu [For the Founda on of the Land is All One]”?

Daniel J. Levine (The University of Alabama)Laments for Murdered Elephants: Ex nc on Regimes, Sen ment Swirls, and Species Jus ce

Nancy Ries (Colgate University)Playing War and Genocide: Endgame: Syria and Darfur is Dying

Jessica Auchter (University of Tennessee at Cha anooga)


Protest and ResistanceFC03: Friday 2:15 PM - 4:00 PM

Chair/Discussant

Renee E. Marlin-Benne (Johns Hopkins University)

Panel

ALBA and ‘Nuestra America’: Subjects and Spaces of Hegemony in La n America

Jason R. Weidner (El Colegio de México)Does Russell Brand Have a Point, or does being cheeky count as revolu on?

Stefanie R. Fishel (Hobart William Smith)Nicholas Kiersey (Ohio University)

(Re)conceptualising power/resistance through the dead bodies of U.S. soldiers

Kandida Iris Purnell (University of Aberdeen)On the concept of ‘resistance’ and its limits in IR

Ari-Elmeri Hyvönen (Bard College)Narra ng Nonviolence: Postcolonial Interroga ons of Resistance in Pales ne

Timothy Seidel (American University)


The Poli cs of Knowledge in Interna onal Rela onsFC04: Friday 2:15 PM - 4:00 PM

Chair/Discussant

Daniel Nexon (Georgetown University)

Panel

Africa is not a country: teaching global awareness to undergraduate students

Anat Niv-Solomon (City University of New York)Scien fic Progress and Interna onal Security Studies

Nicholas Anderson (Yale University)From TRIPS to ACTA: U.S. hegemonic decline and the global intellectual property regime

Felipe Filomeno (University of Maryland Bal more County)Mariana Carioni (UFSC)

Interna onal Scien fic Rela ons: A systemic approach to the new reality of scien fic knowledge in the Interna onal System

FRANCISCO JAVIER DEL CANTO VITERALE (Johns Hopkins University)


Philosophy of Science and IRFC05: Friday 2:15 PM - 4:00 PM

Chair/Discussant

J. Samuel Barkin (University of Massachuse s Boston)

Panel

The Paradox of Progress in IR ResearchLaura Sjoberg (University of Florida)

Theory Evalua on and Progress in Studies of Democra c DyadsFred Chernoff (Colgate University)

The Bias of ‘Science’: On the Intellectual Appeal of Neoposi vismPatrick Thaddeus Jackson (American University)

Using tools from the philosophy of science to help shape future research in IR

Ewan Harrison (Rutgers University)


Interna onal Rela ons Theory: Knowledge, Prac ce, DiscourseFC06: Friday 2:15 PM - 4:00 PM

Chair/Discussant

Harry D. Gould (Florida Interna onal University)

Panel

On Theory and Prac ceChris Brown (London School of Economics and Poli cal Science)

A Sociological Analysis of the Decline of American IR TheoryIdo Oren (University of Florida)

On the Condi on of Knowledge in IR Steven Torrente (University of Kansas)


The Terrain of New WarFD01: Friday 4:30 PM - 6:15 PM

Chair/Discussant

Brent J. Steele (University of Utah)

Chair/Discussant

Daniel J. Levine (The University of Alabama)

Panel

Posthuman WarLauren Wilcox (University of Cambridge)

War is what states (un)make of it?Jacob Mundy (Colgate University)

The Problem of Genocide and New WarBenjamin Meiches (Johns Hopkins University)

AKs, 3D, and 4G: The Materiality of Open Source WarfareStefanie R. Fishel (Hobart William Smith)


Roundtable on Publishing in Interna onal Rela ons FD02: Friday 4:30 PM - 6:15 PM

Chair/Discussant

Harry D. Gould (Florida Interna onal University)

Part. Renee E. Marlin-Benne (Johns Hopkins University)Part. Daniel Nexon (Georgetown University)Part. Patrick Thaddeus Jackson (American University)Part. Laura Sjoberg (University of Florida)Part. Melody Herr (University of Michigan Press)

Roundtable


Rethinking Force and CrisisFD03: Friday 4:30 PM - 6:15 PM

Chair/Discussant

Dave Benjamin (University of Bridgeport)

Panel

“A conceptual framework for compara ve understanding of “force””

Louise Stanton (New Jersey City University)Interven on at the End of History: Geopoli cs and Legi ma on of Force A er the Cold War

Christopher D. LaRoche (University of Toronto)

Humanitarianism in War: Bellicosity Enablement in the 1999 Duress Bombing of Belgrade

Benjamin R. Banta (Ohio University)Global Security and Convergence

Liana Eustacia Reyes (New York University )Poli cs of Order: Crisis in Interna onal Rela ons

Edwin Kent Morris (Virginia Tech)Homo Economicus Goes to War

Sco Gerber (Johns Hopkins University)


Cri cal Security Studies (2)FD04: Friday 4:30 PM - 6:15 PM

Chair/Discussant

Eric M. Blanchard (Columbia University)

Panel

Re-inscribing the West: NATO and the Burlesque Return of Geopoli cs in Europe

Andreas Behnke (University of Reading)The Intersec on of Vernacular Security, Terrorism and the Sociology of Everyday Life

Jacob L. Stump (Shepherd University)“Playing the Away Game” in the Sahara-Sahel

Casey B McNeill (Johns Hopkins)Security, Immunity and Global Outside

Ali Fuat Birol (The University of Alabama)


Drones!FD05: Friday 4:30 PM - 6:15 PM

Chair/Discussant

Jack L. Amoureux (Wake Forest University)

Panel

We Are Watching You: Drones, Data, and Boundaries in the War on Terror

Mark A. Shirk (University of Maryland)Casualty Averse for Whom? Noncombatant Casual es, Ambiguous Jus ce, and Recogni on in Drone Warfare

Terilyn Johnston Hun ngton (University of Kansas)The final arms race: A military ethical reflec on on the effects of ar ficial superintelligence on drone warfare and American counterterrorism

Gabriel Boulianne Gobeil (University of O awa)Targeted Drone Strikes and Interna onal Humanitarian Law

Jeffrey Bachman (American University)


Agency, and World(s) MakingFD06: Friday 4:30 PM - 6:15 PM

Chair/Discussant

Jason R. Weidner (El Colegio de México)

Panel

Concepts of Agency in the Prac ces of HIV Preven on in South Africa

Jamie Frueh (Bridgewater College)World Making in the African An -Colonial Context

Shiera S. Malik (DePaul University)'The Earth shall wax old & co.': The Co-emergence of Energy and Environmentalism in the Nineteenth Century

Cara Dagge (Johns Hopkins University)Planet versus Profit: Re-Thinking the Ethics of Land Conserva on

Mauro J. Caraccioli (University of Florida)

Excuses, Excuses: Sovereignty & Rhetoric in Global Health Governance

Mara Pillinger (George Washington University)

Saturday


Great Powers at Play in AsiaSA01: Saturday 8:30 AM - 10:15 AM

Chair/Discussant

Francis Grice (McDaniel College)

Panel

Rebalance and the 'Silent War' John L. Linantud (University of Houston Downtown)

Japan and the Republic of Korea: The Role of Great Powers in Securing the East Asian Supercomplex

Zenel Garcia (Florida Interna onal University)Open-Ended Strategic Partnerships: Redefining Diplomacy in the Indo-Pacific Asia

Vibhanshu Shekhar (Scholar-in-Residence, American University, School of Interna onal Service)

South Korea's New China Policy Under Park Geun-hyeJaeho Hwang (Hankuk University of Foreign Studies)


Interna onal Development TodaySA02: Saturday 8:30 AM - 10:15 AM

Chair/Discussant

Travis Blemings (Temple University )

Panel

Systemic Differen a on and the Global Distribu on of Wealth Nick Galasso (Oxfam America)

An Urgent Re-Conceptualiza on of Post-Modern Development: The Agenda of the Small Island Developing State

Christopher M. Brown (Georgia Southern University)A ‘Modi’-fied India: Promises, and Portends of Democracy and Development Amidst An Uncertain Glory

Rekha Da a (Monmouth University)Dylan Maynard (American University)Samuel Maynard (Georgetown University)

Why Would Countries Want to Join Interna onal Development Ins tu ons? : The Case of South Korea’s Decision to Join the OECD Development Assistance Commi ee

Seok Joon Kim (George Washington University)


Media, technology and conflict in the Horn of AfricaSA03: Saturday 8:30 AM - 10:15 AM

Chair/Discussant


Chair/Discussant

Joan Mower (Voice of America, Board of Broadcas ng Governors)

Panel

Somali socio-poli cal narra ves: both sides ge ng it wrongPAUL NANTULYA (NATIONAL DEFENSE UNIVERSITY )

Al Shabaab et al vs. the Media? Violent Contesta ons over Somali Local Radio

Devon Ochieng (Africa Center for Strategic Studies)Mobile technology: inci ng or preven ng electoral violence in Kenya?


SMS Systems for Crisis Mi ga on and Response in the Horn of Africa

Maggie McDonough (Souktel Inc)


Methodology WorkshopSA04-W: Saturday 8:30 AM - 3:45 PM

Part. Kandida Iris Purnell (University of Aberdeen)Part. Eric A. Van Rythoven (Carleton University)Part. Taesuh Cha (The Johns Hopkins University)Part. Bri nee Carter (University of Kansas)Part. Lina Benabdallah (University of Florida)Part. Miles Evers (George Washington University)Part. Timothy Seidel (American University)Part. Mauro J. Caraccioli (University of Florida)Part. Terilyn Johnston Hun ngton (University of Kansas)Part. Luke B. Campbell (University of Kansas)Part. Yehonatan Abramson (Johns Hopkins University)Chair Daniel J. Levine (The University of Alabama)Chair Jessica Auchter (University of Tennessee at Cha anooga)Disc. Francois Debrix (Virginia Tech)Disc. Lauren Wilcox (University of Cambridge)Disc. Patrick Thaddeus Jackson (American University)Disc. Jennifer Mitzen (Ohio State University)

Methodology Workshop


The Future of the Gulf Coopera on CouncilSA05: Saturday 8:30 AM - 10:15 AM

Chair/Discussant

Samuel R. Greene (NESA Center, Na onal Defense University (USA) and Na onal Defense College, Abu Dhabi)

Part. Robert Stewart-Ingersoll (UAE Na onal Defense College & Near East South Asia Center for Strategic Studies)

Part. Dania Thafer (American University)Part. Gawdat Bahgat (NESA Center)Part. David DesRoches (NESA Center)

Roundtable

Room: Chapter, Embassy Suites Bal more

TerrorismSA06: Saturday 8:30 AM - 10:15 AM

Chair/Discussant

Ivan Sascha Sheehan (University of Bal more)

Panel

Afghanistan: Who Won the War? Mark Silinsky (US Army Intelligence)

Depic ng Female Suicide Bombers: Understanding the Radicaliza on Process

Bina Patel (Nova Southeastern University/HC Mediate)The Essence of Terrorism: An Elusive Defini on

Bryan Brophy-Baermann (Lesley University)


Roundtable on Ewan Harrison's New Book "The Triumph of Democracy and the Eclipse of the West"

SB01: Saturday 10:45 AM - 12:30 PM

Chair/Discussant


Part. Fred Chernoff (Colgate University)Part. Ewan Harrison (Rutgers University)Part. Brent J. Steele (University of Utah)

Roundtable


Russia and its 'Near Abroad'SB02: Saturday 10:45 AM - 12:30 PM

Chair/Discussant

Ginta T. Palubinskas (West Virginia State University)

Panel

Russia vs. the West: Economic Ba le for UkraineRandall E. Newnham (Pennsylvania State University)

US as the most important “Other” in Russian foreign policyMagdalena Leichtova (University of West Bohemia)

The Kaliningrad Exclave: An Asset or a Liability to Russian Foreign Policy

Inga Miller (University at Albany, SUNY)


Global Gendering and Gendering the GlobalSB03: Saturday 10:45 AM - 12:30 PM

Chair/Discussant

Jennifer K. Lobasz (University of Delaware)

Panel

Governing Gender and Gendering Governance: Making Feminist Sense of the Moral and Instrumental Governance Claims by Women Execu ves in Sub-Saharan Africa

Chiedo Nwankwor Queenpins, Narcas, and Mules: The Feminiza on of the Global War on Drugs

Sara Jann (University of Delaware)Presence without being Present?: Sinn Fein's Representa on of Women through Absten onism

Mary Nugent (Rutgers University - New Brunswick)


Norm and Power in the Interna onal Poli cal EconomySB05: Saturday 10:45 AM - 12:30 PM

Chair/Discussant

Christopher M. Brown (Georgia Southern University)

Panel

"Neoliberalism To Come": Poli cal Risk Indices and the Logic of Promise

Swa Srivastava (Northwestern University)How rising countries face their financial power

RUI HE (Nankai University)Veto Players and Lebanon’s stalled WTO accession

Cheryl Mariani (University of Delaware)Ins tu onal and Poli cal Condi ons of Corporate Social Responsibility: What Makes Chinese CSR Work in Sino-Africa Coopera on?

Soojin Song (University of Delaware )Norma ve Barriers to Sovereign Wealth Fund Investment

Timothy Turnbull (Brown University)


Learning, Communica ng, Coopera ngSB06: Saturday 10:45 AM - 12:30 PM

Chair/Discussant

Jamie Frueh (Bridgewater College)

Panel

Coping with Situa onal AmbiguityBen D. Mor (University of Haifa)

The Parable of the Two Allies? An -US Rhetoric and Pro-US Policy in Daniel Ortega’s Nicaragua

Samuel R. Greene (NESA Center, Na onal Defense University (USA) and Na onal Defense College, Abu Dhabi)Stacy Keogh (Whitworth University)Landon Hankins (Southern Methodist University, Deadman School of Law)

Schelling and his Cri cs: Understanding When, Why, and How Reputa ons Ma er

John Logan Mi on (Dalhousie University)Can States Communicate Their Mo ves? : A Survey Experiment on the Public’s A tude

Seok Joon Kim (George Washington University)


Sexuali es and Social MovementsSC01: Saturday 2:15 PM - 4:00 PM

Chair/Discussant

Laura Sjoberg (University of Florida)

Panel

Sexual Subjec vity, Austerity, and Popular Sovereignty: The Neo-Liberal Poli cs of Global LGBT Rights

Bre Remkus Bri (University of Delaware)The Arc of the Moral Universe is an Asymptote: Goal Contesta on, Marginaliza on, Intersec onality, and Pa erns of Social Movements' Pursuit of Jus ce

Horia Michael Dijmarescu (Northwestern University)The ambigui es of so power: Conchita Wurst, the Eurovision Song Contest and media spectacle

Jonathan Burston (University of Western Ontario)


Interna onal LawSC02: Saturday 2:15 PM - 4:00 PM

Chair/Discussant

Andrew A. G. Ross (Ohio University)

Panel

The Destruc on of Cultural Property: A View from (and for) Interna onal Rela ons

Ma hew S. Weinert (University of Delaware)Is Interna onal Humanitarian Law Enough To Protect Civilians In Conflict? A Legal Examina on On Israel-Pales ne Conflict In Gaza

Li-li Chen (University of Florida)The Interna onal Criminal Court (ICC) and Africa: self-referrals and organized hypocrisy

Oumar Ba (University of Florida)The Aegean Sea Con nental Shelf Dispute in Terms of Interna onal Law of the Sea

Arda ÖZKAN (American University)


Human Rights and Humanitarian Organiza onSC03: Saturday 2:15 PM - 4:00 PM

Chair/Discussant

Stefanie R. Fishel (Hobart William Smith)

Panel

Founda ons of Giving: The Impact of Charitable Trusts on Humanitarian Ac on

Denis V. Kennedy (College of the Holy Cross)Not All Human Rights have Norms: The Case of the Right to Food

Michelle D. Jurkovich (Brown University)

Interna onal Solu ons to Local Exploita on? Interna onal Instruments to Protect Workers from the Abuse of Mul -Na onal Corpora ons in Brazil.

Sophie le Blanc (University of Delaware)Structurally Unsound: Democra za on in Myanmar and Religious Violence

Erica Seng-White (George Mason University)The Religious Freedom Peace

Nilay Saiya (State University of New York, Brockport)


Empire and SovereigntySC05: Saturday 2:15 PM - 4:00 PM

Chair/Discussant

Linda S. Bishai (United States Ins tute of Peace)

Panel

Legi mizing the Empire: Varie es of Imperialism in Historical East Asia

Joseph MacKay (University of Toronto)"Kashmir Is an Integral Part of India": Interroga ng Territorial Integrity with Reference to Sovereignty in the Princely States

T. J. Liguori (Florida Interna onal University)Private Sovereigns in World Poli cs

Swa Srivastava (Northwestern University)


Issues of Resource Security in Global GovernanceSC06: Saturday 2:15 PM - 4:00 PM

Chair/Discussant

Randall E. Newnham (Pennsylvania State University)

Panel

Securi zing Rare Earth Supply Chains in an Informa on Technology Dependent World

Ryan Kiggins (University of Central Oklahoma)The Oceans Compact and Global Governance

Dave Benjamin (University of Bridgeport)Natural Resource Extrac on and Violent Conflict: Opening the Black Box

Joshua Wayland (University of Maryland, College Park)The Role of Ins tu ons in Fisheries Management

Andrew Tirrell (Fletcher School, Tu s Universty)The Geopoli cs of Phosphorus -- and Food Secure Futures

Marion Dixon (American University)


Just War: Humanitarian Considera onsSD01: Saturday 4:30 PM - 6:15 PM

Chair/Discussant

Jessica Auchter (University of Tennessee at Cha anooga)

Panel

Genocide and the Vicissitudes of Global Humanitarian Sen mentAndrew A. G. Ross (Ohio University)

Brazilian Foreign Policy, R2P, and the Protec on of Civilians in Armed Conflicts: contribu ons from an emerging power to the strengthening of interna onal norms on conflict preven on

Marcelo M. Valenca (Rio de Janeiro State University (UERJ))Toward a Theory of Humanitarian War

Benjamin R. Banta (Ohio University)Echoing Aquinas’s Ethics on Just War: Pursuing Jus ce or Order?

Syeda Beena Butool (Lecturer, Department of Social Science, IBA, Karachi, Pakistan)


Technical and Doctrinal Debates in Contemporary Military StrategySD02: Saturday 4:30 PM - 6:15 PM

Chair/Discussant

Mark Silinsky (US Army Intelligence)

Panel

Strategic Vulnerability and the Vietnam War: Tet Offensive, Defeat of Gradual Escala on and Path to Disengagement

Soul Park (University of Notre Dame)Ocean Opacity and the Transparency Revolu on

Elizabeth Ann Mendenhall (Johns Hopkins University)Myth of empires 2.0 ? Bolstering US security through military presence in Afghanistan (2012-2016)

Thomas Cavanna (University of Pennsylvania )State Strategy in Territorial Conflict: A Conceptual Analysis

Andrew Taffer (Tu s University)


Interroga ng Foreign AidSD03: Saturday 4:30 PM - 6:15 PM

Chair/Discussant

Dave Benjamin (University of Bridgeport)

Panel

Trickle Down Aid? The Local Impact of Foreign Aid for Water and Sanita on in Malawi

Joshua Wayland (University of Maryland, College Park)The Biopoli cs of Foreign Aid: Problema zing Chinese Aid to Africans

Lina Benabdallah (University of Florida)The Poli cs of Development Aid: Explaining Pa erns in World Bank Aid Alloca on

Travis Blemings (Temple University )


History and Historical Transi onSD04: Saturday 4:30 PM - 6:15 PM

Chair/Discussant


Panel

Which Historical Legacies Ma er in East Asian Interna onal Rela ons?

Seo-Hyun Park (Lafaye e College)Tomorrow Never Knows: Poli cal Realism and the Rejec on of History

Christopher D. LaRoche (University of Toronto)Dynamic Difference and Religious Conflict in Early Modern Europe

David Straszheim (Rutgers-New Brunswick)From Spain to the Netherlands: A Power Transi on Ended by War

Zhijun Gao (Claremont Graduate University)


Beyond Representa ve Democracy and Capitalism: What can we learn from local radical experiences and how can they be expanded?

SD05: Saturday 4:30 PM - 6:15 PM

Chair/Discussant

Christopher M. Brown (Georgia Southern University)

Panel

Poli cal and Economic Alterna ves from the South: Learning from Black and Indigenous Communi es in Colombia

Bernd Reiter (University of South Florida)

Wandering Self-Rulers in Cape Town, South AfricaRumbidzai R. Mufuka (University of Miami)

Agroecology: A Transforma ve Poli cs?Brandon Huson (University of South Florida)

Dikgosi le Dikgotla: An Analysis of the Ins tu ons of Chie aincy and the Kgotla in Botswana, and their Democra c Quality

Neo Mokgwathi (Williams College )


Field Research in Foreign Lands: Challenges and Successes SD06: Saturday 4:30 PM - 6:15 PM

Chair/Discussant

Gretchen Bauer (University of Delaware)

Part. Sophie le Blanc (University of Delaware)Part. Faith I. Okpotor (University of Delaware)Part. Chiedo Nwankwor

Roundtable

FB02, SA04-WAbramson, Yehonatan

FA02Al-Azdee, Mohammed

FD05, FB01Amoureux, Jack L.

FC04Anderson, Nicholas

FB02Atzili, Boaz

SD01, FC02, SA04-WAuchter, Jessica

SC02Ba, Oumar

FD05Bachman, Jeffrey

SA05Bahgat, Gawdat

FB03Balos, Melisa

FC01Banks, David E.

SD01, FA03, FD03Banta, Benjamin R.

FC05, FA01Barkin, J. Samuel

SD06Bauer, Gretchen

FD04Behnke, Andreas

FA06Bekoe, Dorina

SD03, SA04-WBenabdallah, Lina

SD03, FD03, SC06Benjamin, Dave

FD04Birol, Ali Fuat

FA05, SC05Bishai, Linda S.

FA03, FD04Blanchard, Eric M.

SA02, SD03Blemings, Travis

FD05Boulianne Gobeil, Gabriel

FA06, SA03Bowman , Warigia

SA06Brophy-Baermann, Bryan

FC06, FB06Brown, Chris

SB05, SA02, SD05Brown, Christopher M.

SC01Burston, Jonathan

SD01Butool, Syeda Beena

FC02Campbell, David

SA04-WCampbell, Luke B.

FD06, FB01, SA04-WCaraccioli, Mauro J.

FC04Carioni, Mariana

SA04-WCarter, Bri nee

SD02Cavanna, Thomas

FB05, SA04-WCha, Taesuh

SC02Chen, Li-li

FC05, SB01Chernoff, Fred

FA03Combes, M. L. deRaismes

FD06Dagge , Cara

SA02Da a, Rekha

SA04-WDebrix, Francois

FC04DEL CANTO VITERALE, FRANCISCO JAVIER

SA05DesRoches, David

SC01Dijmarescu, Horia Michael

SC06Dixon, Marion

FB04Ellerby, Kara

SA04-WEvers, Miles

FC04Filomeno, Felipe

FC03, SC03, FD01Fishel, Stefanie R.

FD06, FB02, SB06Frueh, Jamie

SA02Galasso, Nick

SD04Gao, Zhijun

FA02, SA01Garcia, Zenel

FD03Gerber, Sco

FC06, FD02Gould, Harry D.

FC01, SD04, SB01, FA01Green, Daniel M.

SB06, SA05Greene, Samuel R.

FA02, SA01Grice, Francis

FB06Habegger, Michael

SB06Hankins, Landon

FC05, SB01Harrison, Ewan

SB05HE, RUI

FD02Herr, Melody

FB02Hsieh, Yeufen

FD05, FA05, SA04-WHun ngton, Terilyn Johnston

SD05Huson, Brandon

SA01Hwang, Jaeho

FC03, FA03Hyvönen, Ari-Elmeri

FC05, FA01, FD02, SA04-WJackson, Patrick Thaddeus

FA03Jacob, Edwin Daniel

SB03Jann, Sara

FA05JIANG, Xinhui

SC03Jurkovich, Michelle D.

FB02Kantel , Anne J.

FB04Kelley, Samantha

FA03Kelly, Nathan

SC03Kennedy, Denis V.

SB06Keogh, Stacy

FA02Khoo, Nicholas

FC03Kiersey, Nicholas

SC06Kiggins, Ryan

SA02, SB06Kim, Seok Joon

FA05Kononenko, Iuliia

FA04Kranz, Kathrin

SD04, FD03LaRoche, Christopher D.

FB04Law, Easten

SC03, SD06le Blanc, Sophie

SB02Leichtova, Magdalena

FC01, FA01Lemke, Tobias

FC02, FD01, FA01, FB01, SA04-WLevine, Daniel J.

SC05Liguori, T. J.

SA01Linantud, John L.

FB04, SB03Lobasz, Jennifer K.

SD01M. Valenca, Marcelo

SC05MacKay, Joseph

FD06Malik, Shiera S.

SB05Mariani, Cheryl

FC03, FD02Marlin-Benne , Renee E.

SA02Maynard, Dylan

SA02Maynard, Samuel

SA03McDonough, Maggie

FD04McNeill, Casey B

FD01Meiches, Benjamin

FA04, SD02Mendenhall, Elizabeth Ann

SB02Miller, Inga

Index of Par cipants

FA06Milward, Marie

FB05, SB06Mi on, John Logan

FC01, FA01, SA04-WMitzen, Jennifer

SD05Mokgwathi, Neo

FC02Monk, Daniel Bertrand

SB06Mor, Ben D.

FD03Morris, Edwin Kent

SA03Mower, Joan

SD05Mufuka, Rumbidzai R.

FD01Mundy, Jacob

SA03NANTULYA, PAUL

FB03, SB02, SC06Newnham, Randall E.

FC04, FD02Nexon, Daniel

FC04, FA05Niv-Solomon, Anat

SB03Nugent, Mary

SB03, SD06Nwankwor, Chiedo

SA03Ochieng, Devon

FA06, SD06Okpotor, Faith I.

FC06Oren, Ido

SC02Ozkan, Arda

FB03, SB02Palubinskas, Ginta T.

SD04Park, Seo-Hyun

SD02Park, Soul

SA06Patel, Bina

FD06Pillinger, Mara

FC03, SA04-WPurnell, Kandida Iris

SD05Reiter, Bernd

SC01Remkus Bri , Bre

FD03Reyes, Liana Eustacia

FC02Ries, Nancy

SD01, SC02, FB01Ross, Andrew A. G.

SC03Saiya, Nilay

FB03Sanchez, Victoria

FB06Sculos, Bryant

FC03, SA04-WSeidel, Timothy

SC03Seng-White, Erica

FA05, SA06Sheehan, Ivan Sascha

SA01Shekhar, Vibhanshu

FC01, FD05Shirk, Mark A.

SD02, SA06Silinsky, Mark

FB04, SC01, FC05, FD02Sjoberg, Laura

SB05Song, Soojin

SB05, SC05Srivastava, Swa

FD03Stanton, Louise

FD01, SB01, FB01Steele, Brent J.

FB03Stefanova, Boyka

SA05Stewart-Ingersoll, Robert

SD04Straszheim, David

FD04Stump, Jacob L.

SD02Taffer, Andrew

FA04Taylor, N.A.J.

SA05Thafer, Dania

SC06Tirrell, Andrew

FB02Tolay, Julie e

FC06Torrente, Steven

SB05Turnbull, Timothy

FB06, SA04-WVan Rythoven, Eric A.

FA05Vrbe c, Marta

FA02Wang, Karyn

SD03, SC06Wayland, Joshua

FD06, FC03Weidner, Jason R.

SC02Weinert, Ma hew S.

FA04Weis, Laura

FD01, SA04-WWilcox, Lauren

FA06Wilson, Jaquline

FB06Zano , Laura

FB05Zohny, Ahmed

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